Hitler's Rise and Fall | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Posterity has cast Adolf Hitler as a ruthless warlord and inspired strategist. His blitzkrieg victory over France, Europe's leading military power, stunned the world and completed the Third Reich's conquest of Western Europe. But the Führer may have had the intuition, but he was not the author of the victorious and unprecedented campaign plan.
Hitler was certainly a war leader. But his pride and his mortifying ideology blinded him. In the course of the conflict, the self-proclaimed strategist turned out to be an amateur whose mistakes plunged Germany into the abyss of disaster.
Documentary: HISTORY UNCOVERED - Episode 1: Hitler, a military genius?
Directed by: Christiane Ratiney
Production: Cinétévé for ARTE France
#fulldocumentary #documentary #film #hitler #WW2 #war #strategy #battle #politics #nazi #europe

[@SeniorNgugi41-qw4bl]

I thought i had watched all WW2 videos until i watched this documentary. Extremely rare footage, superb narration, epic photography, top-notch music, perfect editing....i rate this documentary a 10/10

[@alanfagan4517]

This is quite frankly the best documentary channel on any format I’ve come across, Please continue to educate me.

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

thank you for watching !

[@2200Z]

It was written and directed by Christiane Ratiney, not by SLICE Full Doc. SLICE Full Doc is just reposting her work. SLICE Full Doc does actually credit her in the notes.

[@user-nq8yv3kh5d]

can any one tell the enigma of Hitler@@SLICE_Full_Doc

[@taze27]

18:22 "Its the world's first genocidal war." Ah, no its not. The first one documented but definitely NOT the first.

[@Viper-ev4cn]

Shut up and just enjoy the show. Stop nit-picking

[@WillyKling]

Djengis Khan feels ignored :(

[@capoislamort100]

Exactly, they don’t give a damn the truth.

[@Viper-ev4cn]

@@capoislamort100 yes tell us more all wise and knowing one.

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

@@Viper-ev4cn That's not a nit. It's a solid refutation of one of the foundational claims of the video. Thus it exposes the basic pretentiousness and utter ignorance of the authors.

[@daviddavidson9681]

How can Hitler have had NO military training when he was a front line soldier in WW1 and won the German Iron Cross?

[@ethansamuels4486]

He was a corporal. He had no experience leading or planning even a tactical maneuver.

[@Hunter_Nebid]

​​@@ethansamuels4486 Command or Staff is not always synonymous with military proficiency or combat experience.

[@Hunter_Nebid]

You're right... I don't care what rank he was, the man survived 4 years on the front lines in WW1 and that's not something anyone should ever ignore or underestimate. He knew personally what the life of a peasant grunt was like, saw the level of suffering that the lowly masses in the mud face - due to the aristocracy. Apparently he learned nothing of value. Have we? 🤔

[@yvonneplant9434]

He never was promoted beyond lance corporal although he was decorated. His COs could probably see he was mentally unwell. So no promotion to sergeant. So no command of a platoon.

[@yvonneplant9434]

​@@Hunter_NebidAfaik I know he was a messager ... similar to what was depicted in the film "1917". Took a lot of courage to do that.

[@user-pm4gu6er2u]

not once have i been so captivated by a documentary like this. good stuff.

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[@TheDavidlloydjones]

We are all sorry to hear about your unfortunate experience in video watching.

[@Tj930]

Timely reminder. Great video documentary. Macabre topic well explained

[@adityasingh-vm6fz]

The best documentary channel I've ever seen. Where do you find this footages?

[@Nick51100]

Archives

[@johngeiger3770]

Crazy that he had some of the greatest generals yet listened to none.

[@WillyKling]

War is an extention of politics. Generals don't seem to get that.

[@ZTMcPherson89]

great doc, also just finished the 2 part SS documentary you made! Great work.

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[@user-vw9mb4tv9k]

This is 1 of the best docs I have seen so far. Why are r censoring some of the pictures?

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

We have to censor images considered "violent" according to KZbin policies, otherwise we wouldn't be able to publish this video and have revenue to help us publish for this channel.

[@ScreamAndFly]

Pretty good documentary, however one issue that arises from using existing documentaries that contain errors as source material is the perpetuation of those errors. Manstein did not single-handedly create the 'sickle-stroke' invasion plan - he had the idea for it in basic form, but worked out its fine details with Guderian. Manstein was never a tank commander and he needed Guderian to shape the plan into something feasible for tanks. Furthermore, having Guderian sign off on the plan increased its validity as a real option with the OKW. That famous sequence of the Panzer 1 driving through the river is footage from a training exercise, not the battle. There is some footage here purportedly showing motorized divisions moving toward France during the first stages of the invasion, however in fact that footage is Ewald von Kleist's motorized divisions in the Soviet Union during the battle of the Sea of Azov.

[@JonSutter]

Very true. Numerous myths abound because historians and documentaries keep the myths alive. Much of these myths are from German generals trying to lay the blame for everything on H. A perfect example of this is everything about staying radical. It's much more complex than just "Hitler not letting Paulus retreat"

[@Yourmomsdad6699]

Thank-you General.

[@spyk_316]

It was Manstein's Plan though. After several changes (Following the first after the German plane crash in Belgium carrying docs with the original plan), it was finally Halder who revised it - the official name being Aufmarschanweisung N°4, Fall Gelb. Halder anyway didn't like Manstein and the original plan was made by Halder which was rejected by Hitler. The final plan was given to Halder but he was ordered to follow Manstein's thinking.

[@Balnazzardi]

In short it could be summarised to the same mistake that dictators through history seem to have made: underestimate your enemy, overestimate your own chances/capabilities. Had Hitler listened to the advice of his generals and actually acted according to their advice especially when it came to Eastern front, the war could have ended differently. Hitler wasted so much manpower and equipment into such useless things like siege of Leningrad and assaulting and keeping Stalingrad that by avoiding these two mistakes as well as not trying to take Moscow agaisnt the winter, he could have saved hundreds of thousands soldiers

[@americaisacontinent.]

The French and British got their ass kicked. If it werent for the Soviet Union and United States, France and Britain would not exist. They started the war, they must deal with the consequence of their actions.. Germany humiliated them!!

[@rogeryoung5180]

Britain and France started the war? They declared war because of a pact with Poland after Germany invaded Poland. The French and British didn’t try to stop Hitler soon enough because of the Depression and still recovering from the First World War.

[@americaisacontinent.]

@@rogeryoung5180 You just agreed with my accusation. Thank you.

[@TheWorld-xs8ly]

Germany made increasingly aggressive territorial demands, threatening war if they were not met. Then, seized Austria in 1938 and the West did nothing. Germany then demanded the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia and received it…..the West did nothing Hitler was warned not to invade Poland but he did it anyway and the Allies wiped the floor with him. He pushed and pushed til Germany was utterly destroyed and occupied. The country exist now only because of generosity of the people who conquered her

[@WillyKling]

@@rogeryoung5180So you have never heard about what happened in Bromberg in the summer of 1939?

[@WillyKling]

@@rogeryoung5180Look at a map of Poland and Germany from before the first world war, and you might realize something important.

[@Harven3471]

I really admire that you produce such high quality documentaries and they are available for free! Thank you!!

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thank you very much for your nice comment, this channel exist because people like you support us !

[@johncogan8689]

"admire that you produce such high quality documentaries", is it their work though, honestly ?

[@spyk_316]

@@johncogan8689 Whose is it then pal? Narration (which takes HUMUNGOUS hours of research, hours of editing footage, adding sound, piecing all this together ... Who do you think did all this? Seriously man, give some thought.

[@user-tz3dy7mt9e]

1:43-1:50 "... and the United Kingdom hasn't been conquered for nine hundred years". No wonder. The United Kingdom was created in 1801. Even Great Britain has not been in existence for 900 years because was established in 1707. Perhaps the bloke is making confusion between England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom. Lots of people don't know the diference. However, "the British Isles were invaded multiple times in recorded history - twice by Romans, once by Anglo-Saxons and Jutes, and at least twice by Scandinavians/Vikings (three times if you count William I as a viking). England had been also invaded by French and Dutch. Ireland had been invaded by both Vikings and English." "England had been conquered by Romans, Anglo-Saxons, and large parts were conquered by Vikings. The final conquest was by William I - a descendant of Rollo, first Viking King of Normandy. Northern Ireland was conquered by the British." (Anton Sachs, in Quora)

[@dudoklasovity2093]

this footage is newly released from security vaults? I have seen lots and lots of footage in documents but it tends to be quite repetitive and out of sequence. The footage here I have never seen this is very interesting I am amazed

[@markcummings1319]

Nice work. thx.

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[@johncogan8689]

Not his/her work, they have just republished an existing documentary and put their watermark over it

[@Kole723]

How can you say that Hilter was never a soldier when he was quite famously known for being a soldier in WW1???

[@bobsmith3291]

They said officer

[@paulwalker-nv5hl]

Oò⁹and

[@aidenwright803]

Never made it to the rank of officer, let alone general

[@processtechnician6145]

The person telling the story says he never had military training which is obviously wrong lol 😂

[@jackklenk4352]

@@processtechnician6145This

[@ezewade04]

You missed the part where the nazis were all hopped up on meth. No ordinary soldier was able to stay up for three days.

[@missnellaful]

Like rock stars, also very dangerous! Good comment, relevant to 2024!

[@stefan5730]

The SS were using drugs, ordinary troops not as much.

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

It remains a mystery why Hitler didnt take on the British Expeditionary Forces that were trying to escape via the Dunkirk sea route. This could be a fatal error of judgement on the part of the German military high command.

[@WillyKling]

It is only a mystery if you believe the official narrative. There is nothing mysterious about this war.

[@capoislamort100]

Very strange decision indeed, Napoleon would’ve never been that merciful. The führer had a strange fascination and respect for the British; those same Brits who would come back and destroy Dresden and other German cities.

[@ninjawizard3865]

For someone who wanted to 'Take over and rule the whole world' it's strange indeed.

[@WillyKling]

@@capoislamort100 He knew that the population is just brainwashed and in a way innocent.

[@wellokayyes1266]

I agree, though odd for the commentator to presume “a mistake”, and “too prudent”. I appreciate you acknowledging it is a mystery there could have been a diplomatic agreement right , some negotiation, etc., still leaving hitler with the disposition of victory. The commentator seems almost personally bothered the English were not taken then.

[@christianmcbrearty]

What brought down Hitler was his pride in my opinion. He thought he was unstoppable. Starting war with Russia AND America was just foolish and he clearly completely underestimated them both. Germany was TINY in comparison. They never had a chance.

[@joeviloria2494]

Did not learn from Napoleon

[@kriserauw5970]

He had to attack Russia because he needed de resources for his war machine (iron) and the oil from the Kaukasus. If he waited longer the red army was getting stronger by the day. He gambled he would be in Moskou within 3-4 months so he hadn’t forseen winter clothing for his army and 1942 was one of the strongest winters in years -40 degrees. Thousands of soldiers froze to death.

[@MrAssassyn86]

How could I not subscribe after the SS doc!? Looking forward to watching this one.

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Thank you very much for your support !

[@BenKlassen1]

More documentaries about this time period than any other I'm guessing.

[@MarioB-ch7ru]

Can you do one on the Bolshevics.?

[@connierenna-xf9um]

Why should the Wehrmacht have had such doubt about Hitler’s military abilities? He HAD had personal military training plus he had earned a special military award for his performance in WWI. Not to mention all of the quick victories he recently had.

[@connierenna-xf9um]

Guess I spoke too soon, lol. I had known Hitler hadn’t had a good reputation as a war leader towards the end, but sometimes I wasn’t sure if that was just part of the worlds’ general hatred of him. But, this doc objectively shows that he really hadn’t had what it took to lead Germany to victory.

[@magdalenachadrys9437]

Wow! Amazing document. Thank You. ❤

[@naysay02]

Excellent documentary and music

[@veconity]

this is actually horrific, my grandma was alive, still is, in the times of Hitler, she was a child yet got traumatized for life. She saw and lived through her friends getting murdered, she had to hide, people she knew were being sent to Siberia, few years back she told me all about it, her life is pretty insane and sad. Her father died in the war as she told. TW: She also told me this one thing I can't get off my mind, she was clear about the details, snow was always as high as her knees, it was extremely cold, she was walking with a few other kids she used to know, they found something shiny in or on the snow I don't recall, she wanted to go for a toilet break, obviously they were in a forest so there was nowhere to go, so she went further and hid behind the trees, while her friends I guess, were looking at the thing, little did they know it was a bomb, I have no idea of how it worked or what it was, but after they picked it up or triggered it somehow, they blew up. She came back, lucky to be alive, after hearing the blow just to find pieces of her friends bodies that were left, she told me more details about the body parts and gore but I'm not gonna talk about it. Honestly she's really strong and not even my related grandma, but since I live with her I count her as one, her life is horrifying, but all she says is that it's real.

[@ericlin3867]

this is a perfect example of not trusting what you see in front of you. and not trusting the voice of your generals who have seen what is happening on the ground. When you think you know it all, you are destined to fall

[@Horgi-vv2kh]

Interesting !

[@Goat-vy2bi]

Please do a docu on the ”winter war” where USSR tried to invade Finland

[@SeniorNgugi41-qw4bl]

The team making these awesome documentaries deserve an Oscar.

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thank you so much!!

[@JohnRoberts-wk6rf]

Nice persepective with new footage.

[@Roger-ss2lk]

Great documentary 👌

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[@JoaoCoelho101]

Excellent documentary!

[@denissullivan5035]

Finally a documentary explains how they can go through the ardennes that there were some French pilots whe reported the tank columns. All these years I was saying to myself somebody somewhere had to se 65 divisions crossing many miles of territory and reported it.

[@muhammadsaeed7408]

Very informative video.

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thank you!

[@gursehajsingh2029]

It was rundstet that stopped the tanks not hitler he said that the order was from hitler so it would be obeyed

[@speckledjim_]

Wonder how large a role Pervitin played in the french downfall

[@jedimindtrix2142]

Judging by the looks on some of the faces on the troops, quite a bit. There has been a few documentaries that focus on the amphetamines the Germans used.

[@perryfreed1139]

Very large role for sure… only reason they were able to get the tanks to France so quickly was because they had their men driving them day and night on pervitin

[@ronaldsmith4153]

The nazis were able to take the oil fields of the Caucasus but had no hope of transporting the oil to a place where it could be used. Losing the 6th army at Stalingrad was the was also a death blow to German advances.

[@wellokayyes1266]

The videography in this documentary is Excellent!

[@edwardruiz5515]

Greed has no limits, keep that in mind when ur time comes

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

The Sin Of Avarice

[@Laurenciusthefifth]

I love when the documentary says “He attacks, conquers “ but doesn’t say why

[@elcabrito21]

What makes this so magnetic to watch is that it seems unreal but it's real and not that long ago really. I was born 40 yrs after the war was over.

[@garysangiacomo8016]

This would have been an excellent WWII documentary if not for the censorship blurring multiple images. So I never finished watching.

[@passiononfire]

I agree but can't fault the channel for the sins of the platform You know what I mean ? If not for the censoring, The channel wouldn't be demonetized for the video, it would receive a strike or... More likely... Been taken down... You can't deny the talent of the documentary maker.

[@user-ds1ee9kr3s]

At 2:17 Hitler telling his generals you think you know more than me.

[@tate520]

Makes me want to watch Enemy at the Gates

[@spyk_316]

Great documentary but Hitler went after Stalingrad more for its name. You guys YOURSELF covered this in the SS Documentary you made. Capturing the oil fields first was of essence.

[@TheNelster72]

Stalingrad was important because it was a large industrial centre and transport hub via the Volga river.

[@jesse75]

The war would have had a different outcome if the generals were running the war and not a politician..

[@WillyKling]

War is a political tool. You don't seem to understand this simple concept.

[@IsaacMuntz]

​​​@@WillyKling Well duh, his point tho is let military men run the military and politicians stay the tf out. Military collapses when you have politicians running it

[@absanosman7342]

This documentary was produce by ARTE CHANEL I watched it in French a year ago . they translate it to English.

[@kettujabamiesukkeliukko]

Why you didn't talk about time before the war, or occupation of Denmark, Norway, Poland?

[@matthiassancken6082]

Same about Yugoslavia, Greece, North Africa!

[@kettujabamiesukkeliukko]

@@matthiassancken6082 Yeah!

[@leonhughes134]

The madness brought him down. Fascism is the root of all our ills.

[@ninjawizard3865]

Fascism is the root of all our ills? Really?

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

To the guy who couldn't believe that Hitler had no strategy because he was a corporal...Dude, you don't seem to get that corporals don't get strategy. It's way above their pay grade.

[@TheBigkal201]

first video recorder was invented discovered in 1888 obviously camera's were lost destroyed and abandoned even still my point is there was plenty of cameras. there must be so much unreleased footage

[@robertbolivarr8363]

Prestigious Vienna of Fine Arts Academy accepted all applicants after WW II 😀

[@brucemacmillan9581]

Exulted eh? Let's see how exulted they feel when they get to... STALINGRAD!

[@JoshuaBortnick]

Germany and the Soviet Union were partners in WW2. Beware of illusions - in the Theater of War

[@calvinmischke6706]

The power of crystal meth

[@dustybottoms2780]

😂

[@JamoJokester]

Very good documentary

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Reading the comments, I'm not sure why the audience watched this given their apparent military genius. They think the emotional words are bad etc...maybe they should make their own doc.

[@WillyKling]

Emotional wording is a sure sign that someone is trying to manipulate you. Now ask yourself why such a thing would be needed. What is the real truth?

[@jjgreek1]

Why is the Champs Ellysse lined with trees? So the German could march in the shade

[@ronniebishop2496]

Europe the battle ground of the world, they’ve been fighting there since the beginning of our civilization.

[@8989griff]

Great documentary

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thank you!

[@TV-ph1tw]

Stalin becomes *apathetic and depressed; that takes the Germans compleyely *off guard; no more holidays or days off; wirhout respite; 쉬지않고 끈임없이;

[@silverphantom37]

Master mind

[@tommythompson7941]

Never gets old.

[@MikaJarvi86]

Hitler did not pursue further in Dunkirk not because of a mistake. He did not pursue to massacre the trapped allies because he was a national socialist who considered Brits and French as his brother Aryans. Hitler hoped that Britain would come to reason and stop the war if he showed mercy in Dunkirk, but to no avail. We must remember that it was Britain and France who declared war on Germany and started WW2. Hitler never wanted war, only to liberate the German people which were trapped inside Poland and Czech Republic, after Versailles Treaty had given German terrotories to other countries, leaving thus millions of Germans trapped under regimes oppressive and hostile to German minorities, with numerous racially motivated attacks against ethnic Germans.

[@stefan5730]

If that would be true he would had stoped after conquering Poland and France. But he attacked Russia even though no German lived there.

[@MikaJarvi86]

@@stefan5730 Yes, Germans had enemies in every direction. Thus, he needed to make a pre-emptive attacks to have any chance. Same as what Israelis have done to arabs in the wars they have started. Also, Hitler hated communists, which were not a legimate government in Russia but has taken over the country through a violent coup in 1917 where they cold bloodedly murdered the entire Czar family, children incleded.

[@WillyKling]

@@stefan5730Ukraine had a large German population and so did the Baltic region. But you are getting it backwards. The Soviets were massing troops and armor on the border. You don't just wait until they are ready.

[@stefan5730]

@@WillyKling That is just not true, Stalin was completly caught off guard and not ready for war. Hitler was a mad man and a gambler in military terms.

[@RagnarTheRed]

@@stefan5730 Look up the 'Stalin line'. It was a line of fortifications deep inside soviet territory. Stalin ordered this line to be destroyed and most of his forces moved right up to the borders with Germany in Poland. That's why Barbarossa captured so many soviets in the first weeks. Why do you think Stalin moved millions of troops up to the borders with Germany? He was planning to attack.

[@Scipioafricanus998]

By talking about Germany now how is it that they are the biggest arm supplier to Isra'el committing genocide.

[@maximus8992]

Great narrator

[@missnellaful]

Narrator is clear and pauses are perfect. Please remove the music and so much background noise. It’s not an enhancement, but a distraction.

[@user-gs6dv5my4o]

I dont think he wouldve agreed with 23&me

[@requiscatinpace7392]

I saw a documentary where they were discussing why the allies never attempted to assassinate Hitler. One of the reasons was that his strategies were helping the allies win. If the generals took over the fight would be harder.

[@TheTriplelman]

interesting

[@JonSutter]

I think that's only accurate for the later part of the war, maybe in '43 and onward when he meddles more. Checkout tikhistory as he really dives into the specifics.

[@stefan5730]

Hitler was a gambler in military terms

[@WillyKling]

44 attempts is "never"? I feel sad for the brainwashed.

[@Kingslayer_au]

Even his dog didn't want to come near him. Dogs are excellent judges of character.

[@samueljackson6188]

42:45 "if not for those, traders we would have won long ago." Well gee if only Hillter would have read some history. He would have learned that Empires are not build in years but in decades and centuries. Attacking Russia, declaring war on America, and wasting what limited resources on fruitless campaigns. Is what lead to his downfall. Classic narcists always blaming others for his failure. If he wanted to win, then he needed to do the following. 1st: eliminate the British Army during the Battle of Dunkirk. 2nd: Arrest control of the French navy from the French. Then us it to destroy the British home fleet. 3rd: invade port smith to secure a foothold for airpower. Then use that foothold to build up combat power. 4th: With the control of Portsmouth firmly in control of the Nazi forces. Establish air superiority in the local air space. 5th: push north to London. 6th: once England is forced into a treaty of subordination. Then you disband its military and establish garrison forces in every county. 7th: Encourage the Russians to Fight the Japanese. By gifting India to the Russians. In exchange for a military alliance. 8th: Do not declare war on the United States then do everything to prevent an attack on the United States.

[@robertjameswolfertz2110]

tldr

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

You are so smart.

[@osb1945]

29:27

[@jeremyk_541]

More non biased history please 👍🏻 no buzz words about "evil" would be refreshing... Just historical facts not scary music and political influences...

[@MrGrace]

Seriously. The facts speak for themselves. Let people form their own opinions.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

seriously, you're offended by calling hitler "evil?" what's wrong with you? hitler was among the most evil, vile, dispicable low-lifes that's ever existed.

[@tonic316]

Nah he was evil you weirdo. Thats not a buzz word. And to think it is when describing Hitler is weird and cringe and you probably lean more towards his ideals

[@tonic316]

​@@MrGracenah Hitler is evil. And it perfectly describes him. If you think differently then you're a supporter.of him.

[@Kerbin-kb7nj]

@@cjmacq-vg8umdo you know the difference between unbiased journalism and propaganda?

[@lariogiulio9922]

as an italian medium fluent English tier, I found so much new words never heard before! Thanks

[@philwilliams2505]

The stupidity that Hitler was mad is ridiculous...look at the crowds , You wouldn't get that adulation for a mad man.

[@tgwcl6194]

Looks so clean, but Germany lost around 50k soldiers conquering France.

[@RonEldridge-ib6gr]

Hitler was a runner in ww1 and had to constantly badger his commander for a iron cross

[@bastiancooper-queen1849]

AH, as all narcissists, never recognized his own failures but put the blame to whatever "others", he was living in his fantasy world.....

[@yousuckatcod]

Hitler tripped on acid and decided to speed run to the most powerful position in modern history.

[@ShaneShane1215]

His dog Blondie seems like she is afraid of him.

[@johnhenderson131]

Sure was a tough way to learn the warning “Beware the False Messiah”! 45:26

[@BarbecueSnowflake]

This should be at least 90 minutes long.

[@Kerbin-kb7nj]

Slice docs are too cheap to put that much effort..

[@B_COOPER]

Don’t act like you don’t know about the several other documentaries on this channel to watch

[@user-vp9ku1xu2q]

30:33 😮

[@kelaines5082]

Shame nothing has changed. Amazing how people learn from absolute barbarism.

[@jackcade68]

28:49 wow! Hitler home movie interview in his normal everyday voice. I've never seen that clip, had to watch it a couple of times. Interesting to hear the real man and not the bombastic character. I mean, he's still an asshole, but his dog loved him!

[@naciremasti]

You've never heard the Hitler-Mannerheim Recording?

[@TheTriplelman]

no the dog slid down away from him, dogs can read people well.

[@WillyKling]

@@TheTriplelmanWow, the programming is strong.

[@KhaledKimboo4]

Too much emotional commentary: He has no experience He's not a strategist He's too prudent He's too reckless He's too weak to attack England and France He captured France village due to luck He can't believe his luck He underestimate his enemies All while describing the germans domination over allies territory

[@naciremasti]

Why did you edit your post?

[@richbrockmeier3922]

Of course. It's western propaganda and lies.

[@TheWorld-xs8ly]

The Germans were a great army but let’s face it, Hitler fu#* up. His ideology and pride left Germany devastated and occupied

[@WillyKling]

@@naciremastiWhy do you care? Maybe he made a typo?

[@imwithname843]

I am here now.

[@Strong_UP_Calvins_zombie]

Yes you are.

[@tgwcl6194]

All so in love with their uniforms…

[@reddiz]

to think that if hitler had given his soldiers winter clothing he might actally won against russia

[@DIFESA_RAZZA_BIANCA]

Watch Europa the last battle for knowing the truth

[@Laurenciusthefifth]

Europa The Last Battle

[@MikaJarvi86]

Best documentary by far.

[@user-kh8rw5ny6u]

I've watched my share of ww2 doc

[@denis8087]

Love your documentaries and style

[@8gomerpyle22]

Do you ever notice that Hitler looks like Floyd the barber?

[@lariogiulio9922]

I sometimes read that Dunkirk wasn't an error but just a peace proposal (as many others by Hitler before 1941) Who knows actually

[@brianabbott3280]

KZbin censored people cutting up a dead horse?????

[@perryfreed1139]

Most likely; great question tho 🥴

[@tgwcl6194]

‘Gift for simplifying things’? Surprise attack always has benefits, but then …..

[@tgwcl6194]

And all 200 German generals cooperated ……

[@aplacetobewithmythoughts7428]

Amazing footage once again. Not interested in subjective narration though. Only interested in real footage and real people who were there giving their accounts of what happened!

[@naciremasti]

Then watch as many Die Deutsche Wochenschau episodes as you can.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

All narration is subjective.

[@aplacetobewithmythoughts7428]

No. You can narrate facts (objective) or opinions (subjective). @@dr.barrycohn5461