WW2 Private Collection Tour 2023 - My Attic FILLED with Historical Artifacts from World War 2! PART2

Hello again!
Here I am with PART 2 of the 2023 Collection Tour!
I had to split it again, because.. I talk too much!
In this video I will show you more of my private WW2 collection.
I will show you displays, tell you interesting facts about some of the items, and share educational information.
I hope you enjoy the tour so far!
PART 3 - • WW2 Private Collection...
This channel does not have any affiliation with any future, present or past political parties or military organizations.
In this video you will see a collection of Historical artifacts,
this also includes items with Nazi symbols.
This video is made for educational purposes,
and Historical interest only.
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[@History-Secrets]

I hope you are having a great day! The video was already done for a few days, but I had some trouble with the automatic system of KZbin, and it was saying there was a possibility for this video to be demonetized. So I had to contact KZbin to ask for a personal review, and no problems were found, so that's good news! Sorry it took a bit longer, but I hope you enjoy the video!

[@braidenstudios3897]

That’s fine

[@worldwarwill1278]

Hi Nick. Thank you for the time and effort you put into creating content for us. If I remember rightly you showed the medic Wehrpaß before, but I would love to see the other one, along with the Soldbuch in a future video. Take care and thanks again. Will.

[@alexmiguelsanchez2801]

Again, i don't care how much it takes for you to explain every detail of the item, all i care is the story and the facts behind them, but i won't judge you for making brief explanations and making the video shorter. Best regards from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷❤️🇳🇱 -Alex

[@remcodejong2342]

Geweldig video weer, ik kijk nu al uit naar deel 3. En ik blijf het zeggen, maar wat weet jij bizar veel zeg. En een video van een uur vind ik ook niet erg hoor. Het is zo boeiend om naar te luisteren de tijd vliegt voorbij.

[@Rajeesh_23]

Broooo i was excited for the main room but then you rlly had to do me like that 😭even though ive watched all of the collection tours and most of it would be the same i still wanted to see what has changed! cant wait for the next Part!

[@Hunterbowman1930]

Hi my great grandpa is 101 he is a WW2 vet he loves watching your vids he was in the Australian army

[@vicentecontreras0683]

Bro i respect your great grandpa

[@thehistoadian]

I am so greatful of his service, Australian soldiers are definitely underrepresented. Much love and respect from Canada

[@History-Secrets]

It's an honor that he's watching my video!! Tell him that I have huge respect for him and a wish him a great day from me! ❤️

[@Bane2TuffAtBall]

Was he in North Africa or Southwest Pacific? Also respect to your great grandpa.

[@GregorVa1]

My respect for your grandpa and I hope he will live a the best life to the end

[@mapoleo]

Can’t believe I’ve been watching you since 2018, what a journey it has been

[@donniewoodland8467]

Me too bro ... even got me a few things in that time ..

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much for watching my videos!!

[@esthermandelheim8389]

My grandpa was in the 82d I showed him this vid he loved it keep up the good work nick!

[@History-Secrets]

That's so amazing!!! Greetings to your grandpa!!

[@wh58]

6:42 all the ghosts that all that old equipment brings and the horrors they caused! Better be careful sounds like you might have something more that came with your collection then you wanted!! 👻

[@megandarling2215]

Ikr I was gonna say the same thing

[@clementlg68]

Hey Nick, there's actually one more helmet type after the "m42", it's often referred to as "m45" but really it's a ventless "m42" with a simplified liner that does not have a liner band. The prototype that made what the "m56" ddr helmet what it was, is the B-2 helmet, during the battle of Berlin, the Infanterie division "Potsdam" from Wenck's 12th army and elements of an Infanterie schule were equiped with them in March-April 45. The B-2 helmet came with an m44 style liner and classic "m42" rivets and one authentic example is exposed in Dresden's "Militärhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr".

[@JDMilitaria]

What a outstanding collection Nick. If I had to choose one private collection to look at, it would be yours. That SS m35 is just incredible beyond words.

[@schutsluipers6916]

Its an m35😉

[@JDMilitaria]

@@schutsluipers6916 how I didn't pick up on that being a DD is embarrassing Thanks for correction

[@schutsluipers6916]

@@JDMilitaria no problem, everyone makes mistakes

[@megandarling2215]

@@schutsluipers6916I’m still trying to figure out the difference I kinda know but I have to keep looking

[@catagamer6135]

I'm so excited. finally the videos from the private collection are back! Keep up the great work nick❤

[@kampfgeist7703]

I'm always so jealous when you show your collection. I've seen the prices for those helmets and they are insane. Great video!

[@Anonymous-jm1lb]

Helmets are cheaper if you don't by them in the US. Use the internet lol

[@kampfgeist7703]

@@Anonymous-jm1lb even on the internet they are pretty expensive especially if you are looking for a good original with original paint and decal.

[@brendenroberge7424]

The reason I watch your videos is because I just wanted to learn not just about the gear used by the Germans during World War 2, but also the mistakes that they made so that I won’t misconcept them as “anti-Semitic Jew murderers”. Because I have already realized that not all Germans are like that, but the innocent citizens of the country were just manipulated and demanded by a tyrannical dictator as an act of toxic ideology. Once the tyrant was dead, the Germans finally got rid of the memories of their dark side. Now I felt so satisfied that you, in the Netherlands, had the pieces of the old German memories from that era. Keep up the good work, pal. May god bless you very much.

[@user-th2ln3kw2t]

Fairy tale nonsense. They ended usury and created an economic system that didn't depend on sucking the blood of the workers. For that mistake wall Street and the city of London raised an army of mercenaries to crush them. Germany did not start the war. Read the national socialist National geographic issue. While all of Europe and America was being starved to death in the millions in the manufactures great depression, Germany was thriving in as the strongest safest economy and country in the world with their beautiful new national socilaism. All by ending usury. Want to talk about horror... Go read about the allied atrocity "civilian bombings"... Read about dresden. Read the book "Germany must perish".

[@user-th2ln3kw2t]

All for daring to move beyond capitalism and dialectic materialism. The Norway and Sweden are using hitlers economic model to this day called "the Nordic model" despite being copied and pasted from national socialism

[@megandarling2215]

Thank you friend you realize how much it means to people realizing that not all the Germans were like that

[@IantheKid125]

Wouldn't be surprised if one of the soldiers was attached to an item in your collection and followed you home. Its probably just a harmless spirt though

[@teaandmusic]

The amount of knowledge and understanding you have about all these amazing pieces of history is admirable. I hope you take time in future videos to share more in depth details of some of these items. Looking forward to the next part.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for the compliment!!

[@rh4438]

That scary sound was a robber trying to find valuable stuff, but he might have thought all that gear was not valuable

[@HiTechOilCo]

@History Secrets/Nick - No, you don't talk too much at all. You share the wonderful historical information about each item and that is very much appreciated, which is why you have 249,000 subscribers. :) I hope you have insurance on your collection? If some tragedy occurred, like a house fire or a thief, that would be a horrible loss. Considering the value of your collection, I seem to recall that you actually live in and have your collection in Manila, Philippines, correct? :) Question; I'm curious, do you speak three languages, Dutch, English and German I presume? Do you speak any other languages? Your command of the English language is excellent.

[@b.collar643]

Thank you very much Nick for producing amazing content for all of us to enjoy. I can't wait to see the living history events you attended this year 🙌

[@AFCA1349]

As a child, I'm interested in WWII. I'm Dutch, and my great-grandfather meets my German great-grandmother in Germany when he was forced to work in Germany. I'm 30 now and still have great interest. Beautiful collection🙌🏼.

[@opoxious1592]

Again that energy of deceased soldiers still attached to a specific item that was very important for him when he was alive (at least it looks like it) Yeah i know, people will laugh at me, but i have the same "problem" with one of my German items (i only collect(ed) German). When i watch a documentairy about WW2 and in the docu when authentic WW2 music is being played, i got the same chills an goose bumps. But not only that At this specific moment, a clearly also smell the textile of the uniforms mixed with a odor of leather, weapon oil and sigar smoke. And it's interesting to note that all my stuff is in another room. And i even don't have uniforms, weapon oil, leather (except the inside of the German helmet), or sigars. I mainly for the biggest part i have medals, decorations, belt buckeles, and some German helmets. One of my German helmet is in 100% condition (M42 no decals), orginal paint, has never been tempered with or restored. About 30 years ago i payed 400 guldens for that specific helmet (about 400 Euro's) So i don't expect people to believe me, but this is what happens from time to time. Especially when at docu's (for instance) the song "Ich brauche kein millionen" (I don't need millions) by " Marika Rökk 1939" or "Ich warte auf dich" (I'll will wait for you) from 1944 is being played. I just wanted to write about it, to some blow off steam, because it's has quite an impact on my life. I'm not being terrorised or something, but the idea that there is somekind of "presence" or energy, is kind uncomforting yet also exciting.

[@megandarling2215]

Oh wow that is something else looks like the owner of the stuff is stuck with you it’s what I feel with my original m1923 U.S. belt and my 1944 canteen and canteen cup from 1945 I feel like I have something with it not like I’m not being haunted like you but like the people who owned it is watching me. Looks like the owner of it likes those songs

[@AirborneAnt]

That jingle sound was creepy!!!! And I would def use one of those stamps on a letter today LOL awesome collection!!!!!

[@stone1488]

I always love seeing war memorabilia, even though the history behind them is bad, I just can’t help but see how preserved these pieces are are and how brand new looking they look, it shows that you take very very good care of them

[@charliemeador5872]

So many helmets I can't even find one here in America for under $300 you are one lucky man.

[@karlkuttup]

i knew a guy who had a 1942 boxed presentation p38 and a full uniform with 1941 leather shoulder and hip p38 rig back in 1990 ,id bet be worth a small fortune these days

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Beautiful collection, Nick. So much history!❤️

[@bindivenmars]

Wow what a wonderful collection thanks for putting all of these historical pieces all in one place for us to marvel at. Thanks for sharing your great collection. Isn't history fascinating!

[@BigRedUS]

Extremely impressive. You have a better collection than many museums.

[@mohammadnorman4347]

Hope all is well with you there. Great video and nice to see there is still someone treasure a history that was long forgotten. I personally enjoyed it. I'll never forget Combat!

[@ReeseMacalma]

Can't wait for Part 3! Thanks so much for taking the time to show us all of these great stuff! Don't worry, you don't talk too much - your explanations are great!

[@BobbyCampbellSpence]

My dad’s uncle was in ww2 d-day and Dunkirk and was paratrooper and lived to tell the tale 🇬🇧💂🏻‍♂️

[@bramster-b9v]

I am East German and have only now learned that the typical helmet of the "Nationale Volksarmee" was actually developed in the last days of the Third Reich. Years ago I would have sworn that this helmet is oriented to the Soviet helmet pattern. Super interesting!

[@chuckguard6128]

Dude, it's a ghost man... you have so so many things that were VERY personal to these soldiers. The lived killed and died in some of that. As a Marine, all our kit we spend hours and hours in them we sweat, sleep, train and customize them to us as they did back then. It's crazy looking down the sight of that P38 looks exactly like you are aiming down the sight of a Beretta M9 ha ha

[@user-th2ln3kw2t]

Dude man!

[@Dreadnought586]

Your collection video is what led me to your channel in the Summer of 2019 from there you have inspired me to get in reenacting. Thank you Nick!

[@user-ng3nb6lv5g]

I enjoyed going around and seeing the things you own. You can be proud of your collection because it is really good, excellent in fact. Let me just add that I see that you know the subject matter or the history of the subject, which is of course a big plus....

[@falsherjager]

I'm three seconds in and already loving it. Keep up the excellent work Nick!

[@Franz_giblet]

I always wonder how can you be 100% sure these items are original? It’s a great collection.

[@henryv3943]

Hey I think you've got a ghost in your loft Nick 👀👻

[@CivilWarKID1861]

hey nick, massive fan, like huge. you've inspired me so much! I love your video's. you've inspired me to start collecting, i am a massive fan, keep up the amazing content. Don't stop!❤

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much for the nice comment!!

[@UnclePyro1747]

You are my favorite reenacter and I only hope that you do well

[@verjiniahary]

Yeah part 2 is out I'm gonna watch it now! your the best!

[@g3632]

6:40 Překlad textu pomocí fotoaparátu I have the feeling that the former owner of some of your equipment visited you  

[@mr_sigma0921]

I am a bit young but I have loved war history so much I wish I can have something like this when I’m older, I bought a 1940 British helmet when I was in England

[@megandarling2215]

Wow!

[@pauldouglas3084]

Really enjoyed the video mate can't wait for the next one

[@user-vu3iz4ee1l]

Hi was just watching your video great stuff you have.. Anyhow I don't want to frighten you but do you realise those war relics could have spiritual attachments I saw that you paused a moment because of some strange sounds of course there can be many explanations and perhaps you don't believe in these things... I would perform a cleansing sage is good ask the spirits to be at peace and leave. Cheers David from Australia 🇦🇺👍 Keep up the good work

[@MrShenyang1234]

Absolutely Amazing! And I thought that my WW 2 Militaria Collection was impressive. Like this guy, I am very particular & protective, when it comes to my military collectibles. No one is allowed in my collectibles room, with very few exceptions. This man has a very nice WW 2 Military Collection & that is what makes history come alive, honoring those who fought & died in their allegiance to their country.

[@thecuttingedge5700]

Damn, I love that original Normandy camouflaged Kriegsmarine helmet, such a nice piece

[@corbinbacon9043]

Great collection my friend. Keep up the great work

[@jhoward_06]

im a 101st vet and i love your videos. im a collector myself

[@legocool23]

Thanks for finishing up the tour love your intrest in history and your collection

[@mclarenfrog11]

That’s a lot of really cool historical items

[@djbavel-i9h]

Hee Nick door jou ben ik ook begonnen met verzamelen maar ik heb nog lang nooit zo veel mooie spullen zoals jij het verbaast me altijd als ik deze tours weer zie dat je zo veel hebt. Ga zo door

[@Northfox1]

9:30 Nick is finding camouflage kriegsmarine helmets left and right! Love the video!

[@brianpauley4831]

An empty Zyklon-B can always commands attention in a WW 2 collection. They have be a vibe that startles viewers every time.

[@stevelenox152]

That is one hell of a collection I'm surprised that you don't own an 88 in the back garden lol

[@michaelbruce6190]

Your collection is absolutely incredible, just WOW!!! My Opa was in the Wehrmacht in WW2 and he still had his stahlhelm.....the Edelweiss flowers are a great touch, but aren't they more synonymous with the falschirmjägers than the Wehrmacht? They would look great next to that iconic looking falschirmjäger helmet.

[@LavekGaming]

Went from WW2 historic collection to ghost hunting real quick. You've got haunted items there 😂😘

[@yarbles69]

Not more impossible to find these things today than before though, they're not gone - just in private collections like yours. From time to time collectors sell their stuff.

[@History-Secrets]

It gets more and more popular, that means more people will buy, and kepe their things, so it gets hard to find simple items, so it does get hard!

[@yarbles69]

@@History-Secrets ah, that's what you meant. I agree. It gives me great calm knowing there are people like you who really cares about these relics and take good care of them.

[@albertplummer2973]

Good Evening Nick. My name is Albert and I am in total awe of your collection, sir. Not many people on earth are like us, my friend. We are a unique breed. Admirers of history in all it's " Glory and Pain." You obviously recognize " Beauty " when you see it. I say that because German uniforms are the most Regal, Stylish, and Elegant uniforms any army has ever worn. I myself collect WW2 German artifacts. I have many officers' uniforms, but mine are replicas. I sometimes even wear pieces to Restaurants and different venues. There are many people who are enthralled with the elegance of these uniforms. I want you to know that many unique people still living on this earth share your same enthusiasm for historical artifacts from the Nazi era... Please continue to educate and inform those of us who are fascinated by this regime. I must admit, if folks like us were alive during that time period, we would have been swept up in the fervor and excitement of the nazi party. How Glorious, How truly Glorious...

[@gerhaldlaubscher8321]

I love the WW2 history and this is a very nice collection and very interesting. Thank you!

[@pri6_brito]

The SS one looks like it was recently painted ( the decal)

[@weerobot]

What a Collection...mini museum ...

[@ww2collecting881]

We love you Nick!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much, I appreciate that!!

[@omermeric6401]

If its a good day before it is going to be a better day when History Secrets uploads,

[@VladPutan]

Just because the decal is gold doesn't mean it is a KM, it's most likely a toned heer. If they are ET helmets they should have a raised ridge around the decal, which would then classify it as a KM.

[@tessaleroux7725]

Your collection is really Mind blowing. Beautiful belt buckles and the Steel helmets especially the camouflage one from Normandy are so impressive and thank you for the descriptions. I can imagine how you can feel about that SS helmet who some idiot sand papered it. Wow to have that, I mean the SS uniform was absolutely outstandingly dashing. But you have a really fantastic collection and I’m sure you have a secure and alarmed house. The Walter P38 wow, yes looks very German. 80 years old. Can’t believe the flash light still works. Wow.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for the nice comment!! Yes, all these artifacts are very interesting.. And I wish they could talk! Indeed, my neighbors are police, I have security, and there's always someone home, and I have dogs! 😂

[@artemisapaulina29]

The uniforms are definitely my favorite! Awesome collection, congratulations!!

[@Farmer79300]

Love the videos nick! Keep up the good work!

[@Mr.Skeleton.]

12:56 all us collectors wish the items could talk as well brother!

[@bearflagmercantile8113]

When I was a young boy, we had a family move next door. The VonHoffmans, after knowing them for some time Mr.Vonhoffman invited us over for dinner. After dinner, he began to talk about his Military career. Turned out he was an SS Officer. He showed us his medals, luger uniform, and his helmet. The cool part was he let me try it on! An 8-year-old wearing an SS Helmet!! Even then I knew the historical significance of what I had on. I was friends with his son Franz Michel. They moved away suddenly as we had a school principal that was a Holocaust survivor, Mr. Stein who took an interest in his family and reported him. Simon Wiesenthal and another man showed up to investigate and were trying to figure out where they fled to.

[@supersonicfan98]

better see that random noise on nukes top five

[@chomikchomik3198]

If you would make ur own museum, i think you would be one of the greatest.

[@xiior4039]

I recently acquired two nice pieces from the second world war. An original pre-war(1938) K98 all matching serial numbers excluding the bolt (which is historically accurate!) And an all matching serial numbered mid/late war Spreewerk P38 . Both able to take ammunition sense i lIve in the US

[@xiior4039]

I got the P38 for 850 USD which is equivalent to like 779 euro roughly and i traded an AR15(that i was trying to sell) for the K98

[@zeppelin5000]

Bolts would always be matching from factory. Many 98k's that are bolt-only mismatches are often bringbacks.

[@xiior4039]

@@zeppelin5000 well bolts could have broken and they just threw another in. As far as i know it was pretty common

[@zeppelin5000]

@Xiior field armorers would supply replacement bolts, which would not be serialized. The Germans didn't just throw any other rifles bolt in and call it good. If a rifle needed extensive repairs, it was sent to a repair depot.

[@shadowworlds]

That is an amazing collection. I had spent 2 years in Germany in the U.S. army but to own any of what you have displayed could land you in jail at the time and that was back in the early 70s. There was a shop in frankfort and I knew the shopkeeper. He had those type of things locked up in his basement. I could buy any thing he had there but like I said to get caught in those days could land yourself in jail.

[@Meinze]

Impressive collection. What was the first thing in your collection that you got?

[@jamesandgames7567]

Great collection...i love my German bundeswehr flecktarn pants and parka...i also have the rain gear and a ww2 reproduction parka with a heavy wool inner liner for winter...love all things German my grandparents moved to America right after the war to work..my grandfather fought in German army then fought for America in Korean war..crazy

[@littlejoe1413]

dude when your video is uploaded i just get away from the video that i was watching and go to your new video i love them soo much and i love history. keep up with Theses videos Nick!!😊

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for the nice comment, that's really nice to hear!!

[@jebs-er9733]

Super toffe video Zou je een keer een video kunnen maken over hoe je je eigen rantsoenen maakt. Bijvoorbeeld de k-rantsoen of koffie rantsoenen enz.

[@mirjanamurphy584]

My great grandfather died two months ago, and I found one of his ammo boxes he fought in the second world war

[@forsureman1239]

Nick casually having a vet ghost in his house💀

[@ShadowEmpathy]

Verry cool!

[@mr99official28]

No one: {...} The quiet kid's room:

[@robertsmart4628]

Great history collection.

[@Broski1318]

Another great video. Have you gotten your MG42 fixed yet? I have watched your videos for a few years now, and I’ve never seen a single one of your videos that was bad. Thank you for your content!

[@megandarling2215]

I wonder too.

[@laurenriley5874]

Wow what a collection! Thank you for showing us and I love hearing all the stories and provenance behind the items🩵

[@godzz222]

I love your videos you Got me into history now i teahc my Class and i am 11

[@Michael-Simon]

"here in this room i have Hitler's original bones"

[@danevans1643]

Not surprised if there’s ghosts in your house lol with all that personal German stuff

[@nudaveritas6322]

Apprentice 1981, my Craft Master 2,00 meter tall was a former WW2 Soldier of the Eastern Front,went there at the age of 19, saw Moscow in distance, Winter came , hunger and frost, captured 2 Times, escaped, went back to his hometown 85 %. destroyed, always was wearing his buckle Gott mit uns, and carried a 7,65 in his Pocket............

[@marianmoses9604]

Nice collection! Very interesting history content. Thank you for sharing.

[@juliabarg7247]

Mate, i think that your house is actually haunted. There's no way that the sound came from that room could be a coincidence.

[@bentonparsons3487]

If u have original items they might have attached spirits

[@my_real_name]

Hey Nick I just want to personally thank you so much. you always make my day. And you inspired me to buy a uniform lot from the 44th division, a Italian m33 helmet, a WWI Austria-Hungarian helmet. And WWI German field binoculars. Anyway have a great 2023

[@davidcaylor4286]

Thanks for another informative video. I don't think you talk too much but you do an excellent job explaining the item and its history.

[@Malina_1_9_8_6_]

Beautiful collection. Greetings from Poland🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@888888burke]

Na začátku videa se tam na chvíli mihne ZB vz. 26, to je náš český lehký kulomet! Pěkná sbírka! 👍

[@petmeff]

Hey Ty for the great videos and thank you for making me feel better after my pop passed hope your able to expand you collection this year too From a fan

[@markhennessy2706]

Love your collection, it seems like you have a bit of everything I.would love to go on one of your re-enactments. careful out there. as you know there are still many mines still out there. Just love your collection, best of luck and be careful.

[@TheHistoryNerdWhoLovesMerica]

I recently bought myself a shell ejecting airsoft replica of a mouser and I absolutly love it.

[@dennisedelweiss1513]

Tolles Video schöne Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪

[@AmBooZer]

Hey Nick, I wanted to ask whether you own any items from the Pacific Theater. Nevertheless, keep up the fantastic work. Oh, and I love the collection. ❤️

[@History-Secrets]

I have a few items, not much though! Thank you!!

[@Stormbringer505]

The grand prize is a German SS honor ring I have looked for quite a while and they are very hard to come by and expensive. You have a great collection. Enjoy

[@hd_thumper]

You have 1 hell of a collection. 👍 serious question...... how hard is it to get a collection like that insured? New subscriber

[@XLexieXBabyX]

Hey! What a Beautiful collection, absolutely priceless! i just recently purchased a few super rare vehicles, all world war 2 original some how, yet all mint condition, working order even the firearms mounted on them work! extremely expensive so i know the feeling haha! already cant wait for the next upload ive been a long time viewer! By the way you have to get a K2 meter and an EVP recorder to do a paranormal investigation on your house lol!