German vs Soviet Wartime Production Comparison: Ammunition, Oil, Tank, Aircraft

[@Lerxstification]

If Hitler had a time machine and watched just this video today and went back to 1940, he'd be like, let's leave Russia alone and call it a day.

[@moemonte88]

😂

[@hmsthunderchild128]

I had no idea the UK was such a large producer of crude oil. This is intriguing data, thank you

[@nickdanger3802]

CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION DURING WORLD WAR II lago-colony.com/CRUDE_OIL_PRODUCTION/crude_oil_production_during_worl.htm

[@vuktodic1356]

Well they did capture middle east you also had places like burma egypt canada who were also producing small but very crucial amount

[@something1600]

It had loads of Middle eastern colonies at the time, along with other places that had a lot of oil.

[@Alannnn14]

I Wonder why that happend? (coughs in imperialism)

[@stochasticwhistles]

Soviets in WW2: You get a tank! You get a tank! Everybody gets a tank!

[@milanstepanek4185]

This is amazing, puts things into perspective

[@darkhope97]

Once again great video anton but just like before Came for the title stayed for the music

[@gionibegood6950]

this animation shows close relation between T34-76 full speed production and the direction of the war, probably after Nijnitagil (alias Tankograd) and all other factories behind the Urals were set up

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

Good point. I'm glad you mentioned it. I need to develop some Tankograd house rules for the Soviets for Axis&Allies. I think I'll work on those next, right now I'm working on Emergency Fighter Program house rules for ze Germans.

[@paduapeted49]

An outstanding video once again :) Your unique presentation technique of using graphics flows provides such a clear overview.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

Great video!!!!

[@Armageddon4145]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@Armageddon4145 There was surely lot of work, you have put into the video.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@Armageddon4145 btw I found out this video yesterday, about Russia with marvelous fottage made by German guys. Totally unrelated, but I this you would enjoy it

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@Armageddon4145 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ3ccnemeJaCpNE

[@PelicanIslandLabs]

I had to turn off the audio to watch this vid. ??? PLEASE don't ever use this noise again!

[@moemonte88]

The most surprising statistic by far is Germany’s aircraft production in 1944-1945! Just shows how important oil was to them.

[@marxfelix3973]

Please, could you explain like I'm 5. :-) How is your second statement related to the first?

[@moemonte88]

@@marxfelix3973 sure. It’s just very surprising that they were able to keep up with production after all that was going but the production didn’t mean a thing because they didn’t have oil to use these aircrafts and tanks

[@marxfelix3973]

@@moemonte88 Ah ok! I agree!

[@fatihonal6273]

T-34 race car :D

[@billd.iniowa2263]

Again, an indication of the passing months would be welcome. Early '43 is not the same as late '43. I get no sense of time passing until the years change. Great info tho.

[@luislealsantos]

Great video. War in numbers.

[@tedarcher9120]

How do you compare prices in billon dollars if both germany and ussr didn't have an exchange rate to dollars?

[@Armageddon4145]

Mark Harrison did the conversion job in "Soviet Production, Employment and the Defense Burden, 1940-1945", 1996

[@tedarcher9120]

@@Armageddon4145 it's still only a rough approximation, better to compare TNT production for example

[@guidor.4161]

Very interesting. I believe there may be a slight error: STUG III is listed twice. It should really be a separate category, if the data is available

[@Armageddon4145]

Absolutely right sir. The second one should have been Stug IV obviously.

[@jasonharryphotog]

Maybe because there was a stug iii called a stug and a stug iv that was called stug 3

[@BryonWilliams88]

Creative good work

[@YuryTimofeyev]

Interesting about ammo production. While the Germans were producing slightly less, in first few years they could shoot 2 - 3 times more shells at their enemy.

[@matthewm5074]

By 1942 the British war machine was producing more tanks more aircraft and more ships than the Nazis, they was even making Soviet tanks in Britain and shipping them to the USSR

[@jasonharryphotog]

The allies I think shot more than twice what the Germans I believe , and then in addition the allies us/uk had proximety fuses which made shells fragmentation deadly

[@YuryTimofeyev]

@@matthewm5074 I don't see that in these graphs. At least for tanks. Germans and Soviets dominate tank production.

[@YuryTimofeyev]

@@jasonharryphotog up until Kursk the Germans surpasses the Soviets by the amount of shells they were able to fire.

[@jasonharryphotog]

@@YuryTimofeyev i wonder how many captured heavy guns were turned on the germans by the Russians over the course of the ww2 timeline

[@vuktodic1356]

Can you make video about production of some specific things like food radios field telephones and also production of resources in ussr from 1941 to 1945 compared to lend lease

[@Armageddon4145]

You'll get all that someday in the WarData channel, dedicated to this kind of videos.

[@harrisonbergeron9746]

why does 'tank' production include stug etc but not allied tank destroyers and self propelled guns? got any figures for those?

[@Armageddon4145]

It does include Soviet self propelled guns, see SU xxx and ISU xxx

[@The80sWolf_]

And theres people that think USA saved USSR with lend leases 😆

[@RouGeZH]

What's the source for the ammunition numbers?

[@Armageddon4145]

All sources in comments

[@RouGeZH]

@@Armageddon4145 I don't see any source about ammunition in the comments.

[@salezx8823]

OMG OMG OMG !!!!! "Frontier" game (Elite 2) from AMIGA 500 !!!! AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!!!!!!!!!!! BEAUTIFULLLLLLLLLL AAAAAAA !!!!!! I cannot believe I hear this after 30 years !!!!!!!!!!!

[@Armageddon4145]

Great Game for sure ⭐⭐⭐ And not only A500, far from it... Almost 30 years, and such a great music indeed!!!

[@MinhNguyen-il3zl]

Hi, I was wondering about the Russian archive centre TsAMOS where you obtained sources. Was access to it limited? Did you consider those material questionable due to the possibly of ideological distortion?

[@Armageddon4145]

It's limited but it's easier if you have friends historians who can access for you. And yes it's credible material.

[@ciuyr2510]

i guess if you pour vodka on a pile of iron, it grows into a T34

[@curtiswebb8135]

I love this

[@WagesOfDestruction]

fighters are done twice

[@mikajlod25]

FOR THE MOTHERLAND, FOR STALIN!!!!!!!

[@marxfelix3973]

German Fighters production skyrocketed in 1944.

[@Armageddon4145]

They needed them for defense against allied bombers

[@marxfelix3973]

@@Armageddon4145 Yes, it makes sense! But yet Allied air supremacy was undisputed.

[@yochaiwyss3843]

USA when producing Ammo / USSR when producing T34's "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!! "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!

[@something1600]

That is how you win a war: there is no point to constructing a few hundred amazing quality tanks (that are only in a few places) when your enemy has tens of thousands of tanks of good enough quality (all over the front line). They would just smash through your forces and incircle your few tanks.

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

A lot less weapons....and even less oil..............the only end possible...DEFEAT

[@mikajlod25]

Pain

[@aldinf512]

First