Hitler's Situation Deteriorates Day by Day | Colorized World War II

[@tuliomartin6404]

🇧🇷 BRASIL, 20/11/2023. Com 68 anos completados 03 dêste, já vi inúmeros documentários oficiais, filmes, etc..., mas sempre terá um diferente. Grato pela postagem.

[@alexander19681]

Eu concordo, o mesmo aqui. Saudações da Eslovênia, Ex-Yu.

[@quinho4166]

A segunda grande guerra sempre tem assunto e histórias pra contar! Nunca imaginei que a França teria entrando em confronto com os EUA!

[@richlaw1953]

I’ve been interested in WWII since I was 8 yrs old (now 71), and I’m always learning something new… something I didn’t know before. It’s fascinating, on so many levels!

[@richardwhitfill5253]

Love documentaries on KZbin. I’ve learned a lot.

[@anthonydavella8350]

Best WW2 info on youtube. Outstanding journalism

[@KasimTurkoglu]

Best Documentary from Best Documentary.

[@BestDoc]

@KasimTurkoglu Thank you! Hope you find many more to enjoy here in Best Docs! 😉

[@johnsamuels6021]

I wasn’t there, of course : ) , but every documentary I’ve ever watched, says that Rommel’s car was strafed, not bombed. Excellent video overall.

[@beebop6016]

Quelle nuance ! Et non tu n'y étais pas. Mes grands-parents oui.

[@vauvertalain1397]

​@@beebop6016En tous cas il a était attaqué par un avion et sur une petite cible mobile il n'aurait pas lancé une bombe ni ses roquettes mais mitraillé la voiture . Puisque Rommel en a réchappé il a du s'exprimer sur le sujet....

[@beebop6016]

@@vauvertalain1397 vous avez raison et ce n'était pas le but de mon commentaire de remettre en question se que vous dites par rapport aux techniques de frappe aérienne. C'est juste que je trouvais le commentaire un peu absurde.

[@vauvertalain1397]

@@beebop6016 je trouve ce commentaire un bon condensé de cette période et il éclaire sur l'obstination et l'illusion de Hitler à vouloir gagner du temps pour reprendre le contrôle avec des armes nouvelles... Quand à la voiture de Rommel je n'avais pas remarqué ce détail qui sur le fond ne change rien et mit Rommel KO pour la suite du conflit .

[@beebop6016]

@@vauvertalain1397 le commentaire de départ un bon condensé ? Ah, si vous le dites ..

[@motorock2023]

Esse narrador é perfeito. Conheci seu trabalho num documentário sobre a primeira guerra aqui no KZbin. O canal está de parabéns.

[@BestDoc]

@motorock2023 obrigada!

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Ele é brasileiro e tem uma dicção incrível 🇧🇷/🇵🇹 😎

[@Raphael-tc5um]

Qual o nome do narrador?

[@i-a-g-r-e-e-----f-----jo--b]

Excellent series. I like the generalization of the war since it encompasses so many events, especially as it pertains to Hitler in 1944 and 45.

[@cesarquiroz498]

Excelente reportaje, pero ...por qué nublan las imágenes siendo que estas las hemos visto cientos de veces y sin censuras.....???

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting & informative. Excellent still-motion photography pictures 📷 enabling viewers to better understand what the orator was describing . An added 6 to 12 months preparation time. Would have given Berlin a better opportunity of securing Europe. They weren't ready to go any further then France. That's when the war slowly started to deteriorate in favor of the allied military forces. Yet foolishly invaded North Africa/without securing Britian. The remainder is history.

[@bettyswollocks1670]

was it really its cherry picked bollocks

[@jonathanbaron-crangle5093]

Didn't "foolishly invade North Africa" get your facts straight Italy was struggling in North Africa, so Germany went to back them up, like good allies do.

[@marcosbispo2162]

Foi bom Hitler perdeu em apoiar o Japão em materiais de guerra e depois a Itália com materiais e soldados.

[@boopah4365]

It's weird how closed caption is basically saying the same thing, but with completely different words..

[@BestDoc]

@boopqh4365 you can turn them off by clicking the wheel icon.

[@phantom8700]

It's the guy filming

[@phantom8700]

KZbin announced that communal captions will end on September 28. The automatic captioning is often inaccurate on videos with background music or exaggerated emotion in speaking. Variations in volume can also result in nonsensical machine-generated captions. Additional problems arise with strong accents, sarcasm, differing contexts, or homonyms.

[@boopah4365]

@@phantom8700 I understand that, but what I'm saying is the captions are not nonsensical, they're sayin the same thing the narrators saying, just different words.

[@CeilingDeskFan]

yes. this is very common. KZbin captions have been like that for years. where have you been?

[@joseridaorodrigo8228]

Estupendo vídeo y estupendo canal. No entiendo el inglés, pero puedo seguir la transcripción, que es muy buena y está perfectamente puntuada, cosa que no siempre ocurre. Por supuesto estoy suscrito.

[@RVPilot-d7g]

If the D Day invasion failed or was sat back you only need to ask the German POWs that got off the ships in New York and were placed on trains across the vast USA. They went thru the massive factories in the upper Midwest, thru Detroit, thru Chicago and the rail yards, then thru the never ending farmlands. They had a Birds Eye view that Hitler, Goring, Gobbles never had. They knew they were never going to win the war

[@herbshore]

SADLY ENDED😢; "JUST NUTS?"😢

[@philster6383]

and now pootin should see he is facing defeat with the whole West against him and his murderous regime

[@philster6383]

Only if the USA continues to support Ukraine. Hitler tried to get the USA out of the fight and pootin and the GQP are doing the same

[@AD_HDd]

Factories where now 😂

[@c.leconte4149]

il d day failed, staline could arrive in µaris ...his dream

[@stewarta5993]

i worked several years with two nurses who served in the battle of the bulge. very compassionate. very tough. r.i.p.

[@vauvertalain1397]

Un documentaire bien travaillé dans la chronologie , et la reflexion sur l'entêtement d'Hitler à poursuivre le combat ... Très bon condensé de cette page d histoire de la ww2

[@VincentDepretre]

Félicitations pour votre documentaire de qualité

[@carcacarestauracoesecustom8663]

Conteúdo magnífico anda mais em cores

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

The V1 did NOT have "deadly accuracy" and did NOT "track its target." All it did was fly in a particular direction until it ran out of fuel and then it crashed and exploded. It was one of the most innacurate missiles ever invented, although perhaps ironically, that's what made it a terror weapon since you could never be sure where one would land.

[@kosmokritikos9299]

The fuel level was calculated to cause them to drop in the most densely populated areas and they could be very accurately aimed, so the detonations were not purely random.

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

@@kosmokritikos9299 No, they could be very accurately timed, not aimed. They certainly could be aimed and timed well enough to hit a particular city, but in order to qualify for "very" accurately they'd have to have been able to at least target a particular building, and even that wasn't possible for the V1. Although "very" is a relative term, so perhaps, compared to other methods of bomb delivery available at the time, it MIGHT have qualified as "very" accurate, but I still contend against that description.

[@antoneckhart4010]

​@@kosmokritikos9299well it was the very 1st of its kind, same as there jets still 150-200mph fast then allied planes. Hence the reason all papers where taken by Americans etc..Worth huge amounts of money. I doubt they were paid. Maybe in bombs against school children.

[@williammoore841]

I might be wrong, I thought that these were a unguided rocket not a missle Not

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

@@williammoore841 The V1 was not a rocket since it did not carry its own oxygen on board like rockets do. The V1 would be more correctly described as a jet powered guided missile although the only guidance was an on-board gyroscope which did nothing but keep the missile pointing in the same direction that it was originally aimed when launched. The only way of making the V1 land in a particular area was to point it at that area, and figure out how much fuel it would need in order to reach that area, then put that much fuel in the tank before launch. The V1 would fly until it ran out of fuel, then the loss of propulsion would activate a mechanism which would cause the missile to dive toward the ground.

[@johnelliott7375]

I have watched as much and as many of these documentaries on the subject as possible but I have heard of so many different names for the German offensive. We will probably never know what the truth of what it was called unless we are able to get into the German war and Allied war records and archives and get the original document and papers of orders to see what the original document says they coded it as. Great job as always and have a great evening and upcoming work week.

[@SPQRTejano]

Not everyone agrees on a name for a battle,

[@VincentDepretre]

Félicitations pour votre documentaire

[@robmclaughjr]

If you consider what it took for the Soviet Union to push the Germans back, it is sobering to consider what would have happened if the US had decided to fight only Japan and Germany didn't declare war on the US. Hitler made it easy, one of his best decisions was to declare war on the US. It took politics out of the US decision.

[@dreamdiction]

The NSDAP party only existed to protect Germany and Europe from communism. In 1939 the British and French foolishly declared war on Germany to stop the Germans destroying communism, British and Americans made allies with Stalin to stop the Germans destroying communism, this is the reason why everything Mein Kampf warned us about has come true today. Today communism marches under the banner of globalism which uses the economic power and authority structures of capitalism to achieve the aims of communism. Today we have very little chance of defeating globalism because ordinary people have still not realized that Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP tried to save us from everything that is happening today. This is the real purpose of the WW2 atrocity propaganda, to shock people into being too afraid to consider the true purpose of German National Socialism and how we killed the people who were trying to save us. Is this what you are so proud of ?

[@dreamdiction]

The NSDAP party only existed to protect Germany and Europe from communism. In 1939 the British and French foolishly declared war on Germany to stop the Germans destroying communism, British and Americans made allies with Stalin to stop the Germans destroying communism, this is the reason why everything Mein Kampf warned us about has come true today. Today communism marches under the banner of globalism which uses the economic power and authority structures of capitalism to achieve the aims of communism. Today we have very little chance of defeating globalism because ordinary people have still not realized that Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP tried to save us from everything that is happening today. This is the real purpose of the WW2 atrocity propaganda, to shock people into being too afraid to consider the true purpose of German National Socialism and how we killed the people who were trying to save us. Is this what you are so proud of ?

[@cudreeti]

Same outcome. Britain would bring the US in. All and all. Nazi Germany was doomed. Resources win the day. It’s more important to think about what if Germany didn’t invade Russia who was an ally at the time.

[@jiritichy7967]

No, a failure of the D day invasion would not mean Nazi victory. It would prolong the war and cause more suffering, but the outcome would be the same.

[@kennethlandau5396]

There was no plan B.

[@hamidchebbah7081]

​@@kennethlandau5396there was russia don't worry, it would have won anyway.

[@kieranororke620]

​@@kennethlandau5396Have you never heard of the Atomic bomb? Duh!

[@kennethlandau5396]

@@kieranororke620 have you ever heard of the jet fighter? One more year of war and the Germans rule the skies

[@yuglesstube]

I don't think it would have extended the war by much. The Russians would still have overrun Berlin by mid 1945 at the latest. It would have changed the post war territorial division.

[@ednaldomoreira8174]

Muito bom documentário 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@evanilson405]

Será que é só eu que sou louco em documentários sobre a segunda guerra 😅😅

[@KevinSmith-mh5oq]

No you’re far from being alone in that interest .

[@BestDoc]

@evanilson405 you’ve got plenty to choose from here in our channel! Enjoy!!! 😀

[@emidiomuba4725]

Nao, somos dois.

[@nico.bruhwiler1280]

@@emidiomuba4725ha non on est trois !

[@rsdantas6767]

É só vc não vil 😂

[@orwellboy1958]

Quite a few errors, the V1 was not very accurate, it was a very dumb bomb. Market Garden was Montys plan but the planning was down to Boy Browning, it was Browning who ignored the presence of the tanks, coupled with radios that didn't work, the failure to the Son bridge intact and that the plans fell in to German hands early in the operation.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Browning hardly made any decisions. Brereton, Williams and Hollinghurst made the crucial flawed decision. Brereton was in charge of First Allied Airborne Army, not Browning. Browning didn't agree with the decisions Brereton made but he couldn't do anything about it. No intelligence was ignored. In fact, after the intel about the Germans strengthening the original Operation Comet, which only involved the British and Polish paratroops, was enlarged into Market Garden with the inclusion of the two American paratroop divisions which more than doubled the paratroop numbers. Nearly all of the German armour in Market Garden actually came in from Germany in the days that followed. No intelligence identified these armoured units hundreds of km inside Germany.

[@freddieclark]

Monty's plan was actually operation Comet, a limited offensive with coup-de-main attacks on the bridges. This was severely modified by Brereton the American commander of the 1st Allied Airborne Army, along with Williams (the American head of IX Troop Carrier command. Browning and Gavin can be faulted for not pushing hard to take the Nijmegen bridge on the first day when it was lightly defended.

[@eu.mizter]

Documentário muito bom! O melhor documentário que já vi ao lado de "A Conspiração Nazista".

[@luanlaskaverissimo]

Narração perfeita

[@x1pro111]

un trés beau documentaire

[@claudiograeff6334]

Ótimo documentário!👏👏👏

[@johnelliott7375]

If you would like to have a editor that will get the captions "Spot on" and the words match the commentator I will gladly give you the proper job that you need and require to have it done correctly. Great evening and enjoy your upcoming week. Just confirm by contacting me if you are interested in having it done correctly.

[@michaeljoyce-q6s]

The world should never forget. Americans have the ability to quickly engineer and manufacture what is more than what is needed to win a war. Beginning of both WW1 & WW2 the USA did not have much of a military. We can adapt and overcome.

[@Boomhauersdad]

Well they had years to improve their infrastructure so that it was already in place when the time came for war manufacturing.

[@PunaSquirrel]

Except for Vietnam and Afghanistan.

[@HBCOU]

Completely different experience for African American soldiers 💯

[@JayTide]

They drove trucks, the few that were there.

[@enilsonpereira1053]

Melhor narrativa q já vi, e se tratando da Segunda Guerra Mundial melhor ainda

[@benflaugher9265]

Does anyone know the name of the piano melody at 7:10 ?

[@JasonJennings-n2c]

In the lane of misery

[@benflaugher9265]

@@JasonJennings-n2c Thank you so much!!!

[@robertpleijsier9699]

This may and can never be forgotten

[@icegreen7014]

Parabéns pelo canal

[@tadeusz1]

Russian inactivity around Warsaw in 1944 was maybe a revenge for the 1920 Miracle on the Wisla, when the Soviets were blocked from further incursion into the west by newly formed Polish forces.

[@Ardennes-q9e]

❤Very interesting.

[@emmanueldescorraille5461]

Bravo !

[@zainmudassir2964]

Ironically the Bulge battle destroyed most of Nazi reserves and made possible Red Army offensive to Berlin and end war much earlier

[@kurtjammer9568]

Yes..that would of been a strong defensive force .the 6th army. Troops from Norway.. and courland troops..should of been in Berlin.. not operation spring awakening which ran out of tanks and supplies

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

Little Adolph had no qualms about sending his troops to Slaughter.

[@antoneckhart4010]

​@@kurtjammer9568it was a very awful time. Germany was trying to save Germany and Europe while the allies were trying to kill as many Europeans as possible and help communism take Europe and ruin her for good. What an awful time. I cant believe as a child I thought the allies wanted good, when in truth they were the death of the west and the white race.

[@antoneckhart4010]

​@@ronalddesiderio7625its the other way round.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Eisenhower got lucky. He was a disaster as the C-in-C of all allied ground forces when he took that job from Montgomery. Eisenhower's broad front strategy was a complete failure, wasting untold amounts of men and material in pointless secondary campaigns in the Hurtgen Forest, Lorraine and Alsace. If the Germans didnt attack in the Ardennes, throwing away all their reserves, then under Eisenhower the allied advance would still have been west of the Rhine in summer 1945.

[@RickTheClipper]

There was ABSOLUTE NO defense against the V2, Nobody had radar or whatever to detect them before impact. V1 were shot down, but no V2

[@alansutton9388]

They did hig altitude radar

[@Paskudnak]

Background music noise is not necessary

[@josetoscano8863]

Excelent video.

[@dustyrustymusty3577]

In my opinion by the time D-Day happend the Soviets were roundly kicking the ass of the German army and there was nothing the Wehrmacht could do about it. Without the Western allies it would have taken longer but the Soviets were well on their way to victory all by themselves. By 1944 Stalin was somewhat chagrined that his constant pressure to bring about a second front was finally coming to fruition because he then would not be able to take all of Europe for the Soviet Union.

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

Ya I wonder about this also. The USA 🇺🇸 was supplying USSR with supplies and weapons. I wonder if Uncle Joe only wanted X amount of territory to control . It seems once ya start getting to big ya lose control

[@donkeyslayer9879]

That's just your erroneous opinion and is meaningless.

[@kkkkjjjj8113]

he said true, just in 44 and 45 soviets were unstopable, they could beat germans and allies together if u want @@donkeyslayer9879

[@kkkkjjjj8113]

otherwise allies couldnot beat germany 1 v 1 if germans didnot fight soviets, germans would just only traps allies in europe and massacre them with no letting them chance to escape@@donkeyslayer9879

[@cynthiaalver]

You may want to consider just how poor the Soviet army was in 1941 & 1942 . The German army came very close to overwhelming the Soviets in the early days. Without battling other areas of Europe as you suggest, they may very well have achieved their goals.

[@MrMontbeliard92]

Stop blurring things out. One cannot learn from a history one cannot see or feel.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Then KZbin will pull the video dummy.

[@rong.7768]

It was the superiority of people and machines that brought the Allies victory against Germany, not their fighting morale.

[@davewatson2124]

i turned off when you blurred the footage.

[@catiagranico7796]

A operação Mercado-Jardim foi uma tremenda derrota para Monty. O general inglês se achou além da conta e viu seu ego levar uma paulada!

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Eisenhower was the one with the ego. Eisenhower took over from Montgomery as C-in-C of all ground forces and his broad front disaster dragged the war on. The American Hurtgen Forest, Lorraine and Ardennes were far more disastrous than Market Garden. Stop watching Hollywood films and HBO tv series.

[@yaroslavgorbachov9063]

As usual: Russia's decisive input in the defeat of Hitler is completely neglected. At 3:38 it's already the Summer of 1944 and Normandy. I guess the fact that by then the Russians had already grounded down 70% of Germany's troops is immaterial.

[@IMAGESOFWAR]

You probably don't understand this is ONE episode of 24.. covering only a 3 month period of WW2.

[@yaroslavgorbachov9063]

@@IMAGESOFWAR Thanks for the clarification. I will check out the other episodes. But you surely know what I'm talking about. In Western coverage, Russia's decisive contribution to the defeat of Na7i Germany is always deliberately diminished, if not completely passed over. I repeat: deliberately. Every Englishman I have met believed that it was Britain and the US that defeated Hitler. Wrong. the US and the UK chipped in in the summer of 1944 when the Russians had basically done the job. And don't give me North Africa with 500 guys on either side chasing each other.

[@IMAGESOFWAR]

@@yaroslavgorbachov9063 I can assure you the Soviet input is well covered in the series.. including the bad bits of Stalin. One regret I have with the script on this series (150,000 words).. is using the word Russians.. instead of Soviets. I'm looking to amend that when I update the book. Anyone with any real knowledge of WW2 understands the greatest number of casualities = The Soviet Union.. at circa 25 million. 19 MILLION civilians.

[@ahmedaraf8188]

use auto captions

[@joelweisberg]

I often see video of Hitler and Mussolini looking at each other and speaking. Were both men able to converse in both Italian and German?

[@IMAGESOFWAR]

Good question.. Hitler ONLY spoke German.. and Mussolini had a basic to middling ability with German.. Cheers.... Liam Dale

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

They had no idea 🤷🏾‍♂️ what each other was saying. That’s why they got along 😂

[@luizlivro5911]

Mussolini falava alemão básico

[@silversurfer640]

joelweisberg Mussolini was fluent in German.

[@joelweisberg]

@@silversurfer640 Bravo to Signor Mussolini. I wonder how he became fluent in German. I know he wanted to impress Adolph, so maybe he took a crash course in German.

[@mikeaguilar5764]

The V-1 didn't have "deadly accuracy." It had a system whereby the tail fin was jammed in the dive position when the fuel reached a preset level. Where it hit was up to chance, not accuracy. Again we have a fairly big error being allowed out and a certain portion of your audience is going to believe this lie.

[@DavidSlaysGoliath]

Back in the 1940's the Nazis did not have GPS satellite tracking technology. But they were able to launch their missiles into densely populated areas thereby doing substantial damage. However, the payload that these missiles were able to carry was vastly inferior to the payloads that conventional bombs dropped from allied planes were able to deliver.

[@guidonencini2487]

Vorrei sapere perché i tedeschi vengono sempre chiamati nazisti. Non mi risulta per l esperienza di guerra fatta dal mio povero padre che combatte per 5 anni al fianco dei perdenti che la maggioranza fossero d accordo con Hitler ma neppure con il trattato di Versailles che aveva ridotto il popolo germanico quasi alla fame. Parlo di 80 milioni di persone donne vecchi e bambini e Hitler fece presa su un popolo ridotto allo stremo. Inoltre Francia e GB aspettavano solo un errore per eliminare il problema tedesco cosa non riuscita nel 1918. Peccato che la Germania risorga sempre neppure le legioni romane riuscirono a conquistare le tribù barbare oltre il Reno. Mio parere personale e quello del mio povero babbo che alla fine della guerra dovette fuggire dal suo Paese perché i valorosi partigiani volevano impiccarlo.❤

[@garotoderecado8234]

Qual o nome desse filme?

[@per3668]

Sua na minha.

[@Raphael-tc5um]

Qual é o nome do narrador?

[@BufordTGleason]

These criminals start a war and only when things turn against them claim to be victims.

[@ThomasAllan-up4td]

There are no winners in any war . Only survivors.

[@VincentDepretre]

Hitler staline Franco mussolini etc etc l’espèce humaine ne vaut pas grand chose car les délires continuent bravo pour votre documentaire

[@tblcville]

i believe its pronounced ba-grat-ti-on

[@CLARKE176]

This battle wasn’t the last German offensive of the war, the final one one was launched against the Red Army in March/April. Germany’s spring attack in 1918 was far more brutal and costlier to both sides than the Ardennes one.

[@scaredy-cat]

I think that was a defense effort

[@kingdaviYT049]

The "Schlecht River??? KZbinrs never do a re-take. "The ignorant peasants will never know the difference."

[@two-toneblue4872]

11:36 If the horrors of war are sanitised, they can then be credibly denied. Time you grew a pair.

[@Emdee5632]

Dutch subtitles are atrocious. The translator doesn't understand Dutch grammar, idiom or word order. I'm watching the rest of the video without it 🙂

[@kosmokritikos9299]

What the hell is up with this video? First, the Closed Captioning is continually coming on automatically and has to be turned off manually. Secondly, there is an ad about every 45 seconds! ENOUGH! 👎

[@SongJLikes]

This is the only channel that forces captions on the viewer, and yet they are always off-yet-close-to-correct.. and it’s really weird/annoying

[@DanieleMichel-Canard]

Salut tu peux retiré les sous titres en appuyant sur CC en haut à droite

[@tracymesser296]

Shut them off!!

[@Rahel8811]

You can turn off your cc top right hand corner

[@SongJLikes]

@@Rahel8811 - Right, but why do I only have to do that with these?

[@BestDoc]

Hi @songJLikes ! Sometimes the English subtitles come from the original French script. So that’s why the subtitles match but aren’t exact. Hope this helps. And as other viewers have mentioned (thanks guys!) you can’t turn them off. Click 🛞 icon and select in drop down menu. Cheers!

[@cristianofonseca175]

Gostei 👍

[@tk1500]

Los subtítulos en Español son espantosos, por suerte entiendo Inglés. Por favor que alguien los revise porque hay que rehacerlos casi completamente.

[@Ravenflight104]

Operation Ba-grat-ee-on...... mot Bag-raton. Bagration was a famous 19th century Russian general..

[@dominique6259]

V1, also called "moped bomb"

[@arthurwebber-g4l]

There were no mopeds in 1944 1945 were there ?

[@JeffM---]

Market Garden was a disaster due to Montgomery's big, fat ego.

[@davidshawcross5884]

Monte was bad so was Clark

[@asullivan4047]

A pompous WW-1 mentality of ( ( no casualty rate is too great ) as General Haig would say.

[@CLARKE176]

You forget so did Patton, look up Metz.

[@davidforbes7772]

Monty planned a very different operation. The Americans fucked it up. Please go learn some history.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Eisenhower was the one with the ego. Eisenhower, with zero field command experience, took over from Montgomery as C-in-C of all ground forces in September 1944 and his broad front disaster dragged the war on and caused huge amounts of unnecessary casualties. The American Hurtgen Forest, Lorraine and Alsace were all failures through autumn 1944 and then the Ardennes retreat occurred, with the Americans having to turn to Montgomery to help them out of their self made mess there. These were far more disastrous than Market Garden. Eisenhower's ego then took him to be president of the USA.

[@andyplus1352]

The failure of Operations Barbarossa was the the turning points for Adolf Hitler Bliezkreig army.

[@1JamesMayToGoPlease]

The CC don't match the narration...

[@madeart]

Não seria melhor ter lançado essas V2 nas tropas que estavam avançando na Alemanha 🤦

[@ericj.w.ruijssenaars3421]

Great haul! That Gerber tool can opened one-handed, just flick it downwards and the jaws will glide out and lock.

[@RobertoPQ-1960]

George Patton não foi citado...absurdo!!!

[@didierrichard3560]

Bon documentaire montgomery ne méritait pas le grade de maréchal

[@philippeceline984]

*Lorsque le Buzz s'arrêtait… Le BOUM commençait* *!*

[@maxmccain8950]

Boy, the subtitles in this don’t even match what’s actually being said.

[@bobkrause6114]

Reportedly, an RAF pilot straffed Rommel’s car injuring him seriously. Did the pilot know it was Rommel? Was he specifically targeted?

[@cmillerg6306]

Okay. I stopped watching this when it was claimed that a V1 bomb tracked its target. No, inertial guidance was used.

[@LeonardoFernandes-m8z]

O grande problema da Alemanha foi subestimar o seu inimigo, a união soviética levando em conta a extensão de território e o gasto de matéria prima para continuar a guerra no front oriental, desgastou o exército tendo o colocado em um esforço máximo, outro fator foi o inverso que foi crucial para o um resultado desicivo.

[@sit674]

Fight " with " the allies, not for.

[@diesel-zi9um]

You forget something! The main forces of the Allied Powers were destroyed in the Battle of Dunkirk. France lost the most effective formations of its army. France, which had lost faith after the battle, was practically open to the German armies. Great Britain suffered a heavy but not crushing defeat in the battle, and the 338,000 soldiers evacuated during Operation Dynamo were soon developed into a new army capable of resistance. Although Germany won, it lost time. The few days wasted at Dunkirk were enough to give England a breather. And Germany was preparing to carry out Operation Seelöwe.

[@luxbeci2]

My grandfather died Stalingrad Don river 1943

[@scaredy-cat]

Germany was being crushed by Russia by D-Day

[@youdontseeanoldmanhavinatw4904]

Yep, and they woke up the sleeping giant in America

[@maxkb5515]

No. Their fall Began when they attacked USSR. and Hitler should have hear Rommel to send troops to France Atlantic défenses

[@tarcizioalvares2065]

Não podia e eles deviam ter matado o demônio.

[@dsadunnodudeish4535]

"Crushed" they always lost more men,even in victories

[@stevewhite3424]

​@@dsadunnodudeish4535Which means absolutely nothing.

[@rebelcave8556]

what kind of music did Hitler listen to in his Bens

[@Biffo1262]

The USA DID NOT ENTER THE WAR TO FIGHT FOR THE ALLIES. Germany declared war on the USA so the USA decided to fight in Europe rather than wait for Germany to take the fight to the North American continent. Self preservation and not altruistic motives towards the UK. So many think the USA chose to fight with the Allies but the choice was made for them.

[@sylvainricky8569]

Finalement quand on revisionne cette période, on se rend compte de la chance d'avoir laisser Hitler décider des stratégies calamiteuses au détriment de l'intelligence d'officiers généraux allemands qui aurait pu bloquer l'invasion des alliés sans parler des populations des pays de l'est qui haïssaient Staline et qui auraient pu devenir des alliés des Allemands sans la barbarie des nazis dans ces états conquis.

[@vauvertalain1397]

Oui ! Ce qui faisait dire à Churchill en 43 , qu'il ne fallait pas assassiner Hitler car il était tellement con que ça aidé les alliers

[@freddiethompson58]

Nice trying to change the history. It was USSR that defeated Nazi Germany and they were capable to do it on their own. It would just take a bit longer with many more casualties By the time the Brits and US had opened the second front in France in June 1944 the Wehrmacht Army centre was destroyed and the German troops were out of USSR territories. Brits with their allies just wanted to prevent Stalin from the take over of the whole Europe. In 1945 the German army goal was to surrender to Brits and US Armies. Just in Battle for Berlin the USSR lost over 80000 and in the Silesia operation that was the Germany's the last one over 45 thousands troops comparing with the US 110000 total casualties June 1944-45.

[@satan899]

The Soviets only got on their feet because of the lend lease program. The Soviets would be toast without it

[@freddiethompson58]

@@satan899 The UK and US are trying belittle the former USSR regarding their WW2 achievements since beginning of the cold war and even now. That Soviets would be toast without US land lease is a nonsense. On the contrary if Hitler decided to defeat first the Britain he could had easily done it. Germany made the same mistake like many others before them in believing that Russia is some backward country and an easy prey.

[@Edward-kk4dl]

❤❤❤ really good. Kate bush. Cbe sir ed c b. Cbe music

[@ToddBrooks-o5m]

All you seem to forget that if the Germans hadn't surrendered when they did "Little Boy and Fat Man" were waiting just around the corners .

[@philippeceline984]

"une issue imprévisible ???" ... Mais il est Fou lui alors que les forces Alliées surtout celles des Américains sont au cœur de l'Allemagne !

[@pequeuxdarleux1480]

Chez moi dans le Nord de la France à une centaine de Kms des cotes, cachées au milieu d'une petite forét où aujourd'hui les familles s'y détendent, on trouve encore des rampes de lancement des missiles "V1" et "V2" et de gigantesques "blockhaus" allemands qui à 62ans m'impressionnent encore aujourd'hui. Ce sentiment d'etre indestructible impose le respect malgré les crimes commis par les "fridolins" = (Allemands).

[@cristianofonseca175]

Gostaria de ver batalha da Tunísia

[@EvanGile-uq6kj]

« Quand trop de sécheresse brûle les cœurs, quand la faim tord trop d’entrailles, quand on rentre trop de larmes, quand on bâillonne trop de rêves. C’est comme quand on ajoute bois sur bois sur le bûcher. A la fin, il suffit un bout de bois d’un esclave, pour que s'allume dans le ciel de Dieu et dans le cœur des hommes, le plus énorme incendie.

[@lendasmoveis1912]

Eu fico imaginando.....se Hitler conseguisse a bomba atomica provavelmente usaria contra os aliados para evitar a derrota, imagine a catastrofre?

[@kh40yr]

The Allies didn't win the war,, Hitler lost it. If he would have stayed the course and conquered the oilfields of Baku and secured that pathway, things would have turned out worse. A very extended campaign. Even if it had to be hauled to Germany by truck, enough would have got thru. In the end, allied pilots were ordered to strafe horse drawn carts, aiming for the horses, to stop the supplies. Lots of deaths and unintended circumstances from that, such is war when the Fuhrer running the show has lost any sanity and wants to burn it all, at all costs.

[@marcoluoma3770]

Market Garden was yet another of Montgomery’s miserable failures. In any just military system, he would have been stripped of rank, given a dishonorable discharge, and sent home in disgrace.

[@davidforbes7772]

Another ignoramus flapping his lips. I bet you think Patton walked on water.

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

The V-2 was the scarier of the two Vengeance weapons. 1st ICBM.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Do you know what ICBM actually means?

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

I Can Be Moron

[@williamford8027]

Churchill promised to arm the Warsaw uprising, but Stalin said no, so deserted , by both sides, it became a massacre.

[@CLARKE176]

Not true, he arranged for supplies to be dropped despite Stalins refusal. Roosevelt resisted at first then gave in and agreed to to follow Churchills lead to help the Poles.

[@giorgidadiani7821]

Why English spiking people read everything like they would have been done in English language. “Operation bagreishion” he says it is name of major operation of world war 2 and it is called after Peter bagration -general of Russia of Napolionic wars. Bagration is Georgian Royal surname and it is pronounced like it is written.

[@patricefauvette1651]

Et celle de Macron, de situation, elle se détériore aussi ? 🤔