Hitler's views on Vegetarianism, Britain and More | Hitler's Table Talk

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[@JabzyJoe]

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[@mindme7628]

Where's your China video part 3 of 3?

[@JabzyJoe]

Coming soon hopefully. At the min. it's been slightly delayed due to another big project.

[@frostyalaska6371]

you should look into the documentary The Last Battle Of Europa on Bitchute

[@FirstNameLastName-tg3rc]

At 8:09, the voiceover said unedible, not undeniable.

[@zacharypayne4080]

The best way to get in Stalin or Hitler's head is to read things like this do you know where I can get a copy?

[@Ladscastlads]

Hitler: "And that's my ted talk, Good night everybody."

[@alphaomega938]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGKXYaOEe7mbpcU Don’t worry son, I have the memes

[@danutmh]

I can't help but imagine him dressed in a red tracksuit wearing a set of roman plate armor.

[@Koala1203]

Rest of Hitler's staff: (zzzzzzzzzzzzzz) (yawn) What did we miss?

[@adude8424]

I would be that one person who would clap loudly because I have no idea what's happening because I slept throughout the entire tedtalk

[@mrknowmyself]

Most hardcore tedtalk in history

[@MardrukZeiss]

One of the most infamous Hitler table talks was when Hitler told Mussolini that he was scientifically and mystically convinced of being possessed by an aryan spirit. Mussolini felt "completely disoriented" after that talk.

[@prestonjones1653]

It was in that moment Benito knew he should have signed that Stressa Front agreement with the Allies.

[@niranjansrinivasan4042]

Also, Hitler always criticised Christianity. Sometimes out of context would sound reasonable but also called it "Jewish mumbo jumbo", so yep anti-semitism as expected

[@concept5631]

@@niranjansrinivasan4042 I think Hitler just hated all religions, more or less.

[@concept5631]

You know your crazy when a literal fellow fascist is bewildered by your "logic".

[@prestonjones1653]

@@concept5631 Not so: according to Albert Speer's "Inside the Third Reich" which recorded some of his table talks, Hitler was actually quite fond of Islam, although he did see the Arabs as dirty semites just above Jews on his racual totem pole, but he stated on numerous occassions how he wished that the Caliphate had expanded its influence throughout Europe because he saw the "warlike" Muslim faith as a "superior path for Germans" when compared to the "weak and timid Christianity." I guess he forgot which religion had just spent 300 years raping, pillaging, and slaughtering everythingnin sight that wasn't itself.

[@ghosttoast6317]

Hitler: “but before we talk about that, let me tell you about this weeks sponsor, Raid Shadow Legends”

[@johnnynesbit8289]

Lolololol

[@BigAlCapwn]

Unlikely, it's made by an Israeli, therefore Jewish, publisher

[@justinian-the-great]

"Hunters are degenerate peasants!" *And everyone at the table turned to look at Göring*

[@Incubator859]

That statement dumbfounds me. Weren’t the nomads and hunters who became the conquerors and replaced the sedentary farming civilizations when they grew weak and content? Just look at the Arameans after the Bronze Age collapse, the Libyan semi-nomads in Egypt who became the ruling class after the breakdown in the Bronze Age dark ages, the Mongols, the Huns, the Turks, etc. Hitler seems uneducated and unhinged, basing “German superiority” on ideas that he made off the top of his head.

[@kay1057]

​@@Incubator859 you are wrong in one aspect, nomads are not hunters. It's hard for people to live off of hunting. Nomads like the Huns/Turks/Mongols and all nomadic cultures live off of herding animals, sheep/cattle/horses/camels most of the time and when times are tough they raid. This is one of the reasons it was so easy for them to go to war, they did not care about logistics because their food moved with them.

[@Incubator859]

@@kay1057 err, nomads by definition are hunter-pastoralists. Much like our hunter-gatherer ancestors, nomads retained the mobile lifestyle and were more free than sedentary “civilized” peoples. They were stronger, tougher, well off and had more nutrition than the average sedentary farmer peasant. So yeah, they also hunted wild game and this tactic of hunting became part and parcel of their warfare as well. Look at how Mongols used to “herd” civilians into cities for the final kill. This mirrored their hunting strategies in the wild which had the cooperation of all the men in their respective tribes, where they “herded” their game into one spot to finally make the final blow and kill. I’m sure Kings and Generals channel made a video about this if you want more information. So no, Hitler was wrong. The hunter was often the conqueror and ruler as they displaced the ruling class of the sedentary farming civilizations as the human beings there became weak due in part to their lifestyle and lack of nutrition. Only the elites and well off of sedentary societies had proper nutrition, and therefore were the only ones intelligent and strong. The elite ruling class unsurprisingly became the core for their military as well.

[@snapringchronicles3020]

Ha❗️Best comment 👍

[@RedVelvetBlackleather]

Funky enough I think it was the hunters who conquered Europe in the past. The first blond blue eye individuals in Europe were farmers, but than hunters came into the region and they had brown eyes; regardless blues eyes became dominate in Europe but still interesting he didn’t like the idea of hunters conquering

[@GarfieldRex]

Would be awkward to have to listen to these monologues in person, but in the video is rather fun. Some things are very insightful, others seem funny, others are like you were listening to an average person, knows a bit of history, mixing some whimsical elements, etc. Very varied thoughts.

[@GarfieldRex]

About the foreign relations, goals, democracy. Even climate. Some takes are crappy, others have common sense, others a bit of history.

[@LuisAldamiz]

@@GarfieldRex - Like Germany and Britain fighting together against the USA? That was quite laughable. I really don't see what you see of insightful at all. I'm in fact disappointed even if I am strongly antifa, I would have expected the Madman in Chief to be slightly less stupid.

[@GarfieldRex]

Stop deleting your comments XD

[@james_chatman]

It's all the 1930's equivalent of crazy uncle talk.

[@LuisAldamiz]

@@GarfieldRex - I suspect some of my comments under this video are being reported (when that happens the comment is removed preventively, as easy as that, it may return in the future as I don't think I violated any rule).

[@quidnick]

Hitler: "Russia has never had a famine." Joe Rogan: "Jamie look up Russia Famine."

[@sirjamesgalway4534]

This fucking killed me I just imagined hitler on the joe rogan podcast and I’m dying

[@proactiveomnipresentvessel6569]

Russia was reaaally good at keeping secrets for so long

[@trugrit7210]

yeah, and not only during the Soviet era but in the 1890s Russia had a horrible famine that affected the Volga.

[@proactiveomnipresentvessel6569]

@@trugrit7210 Oh yeah **THAT** famine

[@EstoUgric]

I think he meant only the Tsarist russia

[@BrandonSchleifer]

Hitler's logic: if the Vikings couldn't preserve meat, they must have had a vegetarian diet. Because it's not like you can just fish something to eat out of the sea. 🙄

[@Narrowcros]

He was once asked why he was a vegetarian, and he responded by asking what is the strongest land animal? the respondent said an Elephant and Hitler said yes and Elephants dont eat meat.

[@quakethedoombringer]

@@Narrowcros blue and sperm whales 👁 👄 👁

[@GlizzyGoblin757]

@@quakethedoombringer “strongest land animal”

[@quakethedoombringer]

@@GlizzyGoblin757 oh yeah, my bad. Still they could argue that ancient land repltiles like Sarcosuchus or T Rex (which are meat eaters) are more powerful than elephants

[@sirnilsolav6646]

The worst part is that the Vikings did preserve meat. They salted the meat or they would dry or smoke them, but salting lasted the longest. They also would eat the meat whenever an animal became ready for slaugther when they would sometimes fry it, but that was on the farm and not out on trips. In those cases it would be salted.

[@HavanaSyndrome69]

"hunters are degenerate peasants" yes yes. You love the animals. We know! Lol

[@Lichcrafter]

Göring: sad Reich Hunt Master noises

[@danielharris9403]

Farming: control food production, control the world.

[@Swissswoosher]

Göring: *sweats nervously*

[@KratomFlavoredAdidas]

@@danielharris9403 control religion too. Temples in Ancient Sumer and other early civilizations doubled as grain/bread and beer dispensaries.

[@danielharris9403]

@@KratomFlavoredAdidasYes! Control their eternal sense of existential purpose; not only will they die for you in this life, but in their next one too.

[@blahbleh5671]

he sure likes to talk, listening to talkers makes me thirsty

[@thesudaneseprince9675]

@Aron Viberg I think I'm going to need the "every f*****g chicken in this room" deal

[@MasterTangerines]

@Aron Viberg "You lived your life for the Fuhrer, you gonna die for some chickens?" "Someone is"

[@GermanConquistador08]

@@MasterTangerines >Himmler arrives with a strange looking blue can and a smile on his face. Everyone runs out of the room.

[@mse5842]

@Aron Viberg Göring I blinked for 2 microseconds, where are the chickens I gave you? I havent even killed them yet?!?!

[@ManiacMayhem7256]

*flips table*

[@mrmr446]

Russia had never had a famine? Not that he was ever accused of having a firm grasp on reality but that stood out. To clarify nowhere is immune from famine and Russia is famous for bad winters which don't help anything grow.

[@GAndreC]

Like saying his people were an old culture but when someone else in the party said it saying those people should shut up because german culture didn’t exist until recently as they worshipped trees and lived in mud huts while the old Romans were civilizing the world. And that people descended of the civilizations of old would make fun of the Germans if they heard them say their culture was old.

[@anasevi9456]

Most Russian famines were the result of mismanagement or the state actively stealing food from the populace, rather than natural disasters. Which is not the case for many western Europe famines. Still being said it is a dumb statement given how recent the holodomor was, like hell the german state wasn't aware of it, despite soviet censorship. Hitler is like that annoying rambling uncle.

[@al-Mamluk-1250]

@@anasevi9456 Are you saying the Tsar's government starved people too??

[@mdtrw]

I think what he meant is that there was never a fear of shortages of land to produce food. Shortages came from natural or man made disasters. But Hitler at the time was most fearful of the fact that German pop was going up while their territories had been decreasing. Hence he is using the example of Russia to justify his Lebensruam

[@alexanderledvina8743]

@@GAndreC they were an old culture the Germans have been a culture since before they were even written down as shown by linguistics. They were written about as early as 400 BC by the Greeks who described them as tall and very good looking.

[@icysaracen3054]

Look like all that was missing in that private meeting was some weed.

[@ChristianAuditore14]

He was stoned the whole time

[@guydreamr]

Other forms of drugs like meth were fully spoken for.

[@dmo530]

You should do a video on Hitler's pillow talk.

[@richardcrook2112]

Or publish a coffee table book: In Bed With the Fuhrer.

[@Cjnw]

Heil #SylviaRobinson!

[@tommeakin1732]

_"If you cross your eyez it looks like zers two of them. Please cross your eyez."_

[@cbones8897]

LOL

[@guydreamr]

Romancing the Fuhrer.

[@IWoSITheDirector]

"My name is Adolf Hitler and this was my Ted Talk."

[@TheGreenKnight500]

Next episode: Afternoon Tea with Mao Zedong, followed by: Being Forced to Watch Movies with Joseph Stalin.

[@tiernanwearen8096]

Suicide of inner circle intensify

[@charlesmaeger6162]

Good irony - within the bounds of the politically correct.

[@miniaturejayhawk8702]

This is probably the kind of stuff that my friends in school had to endure whenever I talked with them about politics and/or history.

[@lukelee7967]

Hitler had a weird obsession with the writings of an author named Karl May. Who wrote novels set in the old west with a main character called "Old Shatterhand".

[@maddyg3208]

Why is that weird? Plenty of Europeans still love Karl May, who while I haven't read his books myself, apparently was more sympathetic to the "Indians" than were American writers of the time

[@lukelee7967]

@@maddyg3208 Why that is weird is that when the Nazi armies were failing in the east, "plenty of Europeans" didn't send copies of May's books to the Generals saying they should study the "great strategy" in them. No, it was Hitler who did that. Talking about the fiction Hitler liked is important, like his love of film. He once watched a movie called Stick Up Girls, about women who lie down in the road so trucks will stop, giving them a chance to hijack the truck. During the movie Hitler ordered the movie stopped, made a law making the plot of the movie punishable by death, then continued watching it. You are looking at it in a far too simplistic way.

[@lukelee7967]

@@maddyg3208 Oh yeah, and May was still quite a racist toward native peoples. He held the "noble savage" type of racism. And he thought of native peoples as naturally inferior to white people and a "doomed race". Any native characters he writes are either villains, or work with "Old Shatterhand" and tell him "Yeah, us natives are cool, but you white people are cooler, so y'all should kill all of us".

[@Rob17kLiebermann]

And don't forget Shatterhand's soul friend: Winnetou, the "red skin" 💀

[@AverageAlien]

@@lukelee7967 That's the most hilarious thing I've ever heard if true

[@kingofcards9516]

The title sounds like a podcast.

[@irongeneral7861]

What's funny is that, with the technology of the time, you could do something similar.

[@caiawlodarski5339]

I imagine you could actually make a podcast with this book

[@hussienbintalal91]

Well some of the stuff he said were spot on, like the Americans replacing Britain as the capitalist superpower, and the American British alliance accelerating this process. And he's right about the shah of Iran wanting to get rid of the British, because years later they replaced him with his more loyal son Mohammad Reza Pahlavi .

[@yrooxrksvi7142]

And the bit on Ukraine becoming the granary of Europe.

[@secretnetizen]

That must be some high quality weed.

[@jmasters7515]

I think it was much more likely to be methanthetamines

[@doctorothon]

It was straight gas 😩

[@MrAlexkyra]

This reminds me of having to listen to my best friend's father, who likes to ramble (sometimes for half an hour or more) about various topics and it's impossible to cut in or get away from it even if you want to. Half of the time I think his opinions are full of shit and demonstrably wrong, but arguing with him would make the rambling 4 times longer, so I just sit patiently and wait for it to be over or try to find a way to escape.

[@james_chatman]

He sounds like everyone's crazy uncle.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

He genuinely loved England.

[@MrAlexkyra]

@@evolassunglasses4673 Yeah, he loved England so much that he bombed it when it wouldn’t surrender to him. ‘If I can’t have you then no one can’

[@MrAlexkyra]

@@dorianphilotheates3769 I’m actually from a Greek family and we’re all like this. It’s a joke in our family that we never get to hear each other’s arguments because we all talk at the same time

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Alex Kyriacou - Yep. Have you ever seen a Greek ‘talk show’? Sixty Greeks all screaming at the same time, expressing one hundred-and-eighty opinions on twenty different subjects in tandem, often coming to blows, each claiming absolute expertise and ‘ex cathedra’ Papal Infallibility. This is why we invented democracy: nobody ever thought anyone else good enough to rule over them because each and every one of us is, of course...”the best”.

[@Mikailiklaussen]

POV: you’re listening to your racist uncle at the thanksgiving dinner

[@Cjnw]

Normie

[@Mikailiklaussen]

@@Cjnw >Calling someone a normie in the current year

[@captainsierra8611]

@@Mikailiklaussen you're not better than the person who called your normie

[@hoticeparty]

@@Cjnw ok buddy

[@angru_arches]

He called the English and Russians, Armenians, and Jews inferior races...to him German was a race, not even based on skin color. It's interesting how that word has morphed in meaning. Today, it means anyone with the slightest stereotypical impression of non-white people (of course you can stereotype white people and outright hate them and seem "woke").

[@spencer871]

"World history knows of three battles of annihilation..." Gonna stop you there ch- *rambling goes on*

[@emperorquagmire5036]

The human lifespan can reach up to 200 years if dogs were a regular part of our diet

[@morisco56]

No because chinese people live roughly the same amount of time as everyone else.

[@bleflar9183]

@@morisco56 Thats becouse they don't eat enough of them.

[@imonymous]

@@morisco56 that's because they eat so much other stuff that cancels it out!

[@perniciousseizurehellio3438]

@@morisco56 eating dog meat isn't that common though its only common in some small regions and I'm pretty sure alot of Asian countries have a higher lifespan overall although that may be mostly due to higher qualities in life in those countries and not just because they eat dog meat

[@karloskarlinderstrom6943]

The 1940s version of Joe Rogan

[@chimchim2_]

The illustration and narration of this piece is done very well. Great video!

[@Liphted]

These videos you do where you narrate writings is badass.

[@michaelfisher7170]

I imagine the listeners of these monologues around the table, exchanging glances at one another...a tiny smirk, a furtive roll of the eyes...yeah an audience with the fureher must have been taxing, to say the least.

[@alexanderledvina8743]

I highly doubt the smirking was a part of it, they were all terrified of him, they would of been looking at each other with fear in their eyes knowing if they openly desent they'd get the Long Knives treatment. They're real opinions of these talks are open historical facts as many of these guys had diaries recovered like Goebbels.

[@AdmiralBonetoPick]

In Albert Speer's memoirs, he mentions how when Hitler used certain favourite phrases (such as "one of two things can happen") guests did indeed sometimes make eyes at each other, and staff would jokingly repeat these phrases in different contexts when he was out of the room. I can believe that, seeing as my boss likewise tells long stories with repeated catch-phrases, which employees then jokingly mock in the same way when he's away.

[@jasoncolleran2178]

@@alexanderledvina8743 not terrified he was no Stalin , he inspired and was charismatic so he was less a figure of fear and more one of admiration . generals ect that displeased him were simply sacked only the ones who were guilty of treason were killed . its important to see these historical figures how they were not how we look back on them .

[@senor6370]

@@AdmiralBonetoPick My employees must have loved me then. I never talked to them.

[@user-wj6dt5bq3w]

Nah, that's not how humans are. They'd feel special to be in the social circle of someone with such high status. They could brag to their friends and make them jealous.

[@PugalshishOfficial]

It makes sense even to be allies with England, since it's in his eyes he believed England was an Aryan Nation and he believed that the Aryan Nations should not fight each other. He believed that America should control the Americas, Britain and France should keep their colonies, and Germany should take all the Slavic Nations

[@9pktheories]

Yea funny how people make him out to be the devil when he was a good man I’d honestly put him up there with Alexander the Great

[@lukasz1154]

@@9pktheories As a Pole I find it very hard to consider him a good man. But of course, it's easy for you to make these judgements about things which do not directly involve your history, Sandhu.

[@9pktheories]

@@lukasz1154 as a pole you should realize the Soviet Union did the katyn massacre and tried blaming it on the nazis and the world blamed it for 50 years until truth come out And katyn was meant to cripple uour army by killing all the officers and command structure It was disgusting And the Warsaw ghetto when the battle there happened and he soviets just watched from far away and refused to help the poles even tho now there enemy was the same And also Soviet Union invaded with hitler. The rothschilds and other few Jewish families that rN the world and enslave us today By letting people still starve today a billion people are still starving today 1/7 people And a huge majority of the rest are working full time at minimum wage. Which is an oxymoron anx crazy it’s allowed It means if I could pay u less I would Now slaves in America got food shelter their kids in school Watwr and a bunch of other things like Medical Help and paying them as well so they can get clothes and stuff too and giving long breaks days off and not making them Work the whole day anyways Those slaves from a 100 years ago were treated better then the minimum wage worker which Is more than half the world Is doing

[@hoticeparty]

@@9pktheories way too obvious bait

[@Dr.Breen17]

@@hoticeparty truth=bait

[@boogerie]

Don't get him talking about Wagner we'll be here for hours!

[@tiernanwearen8096]

Even listening to him makes me want to sit down and start drinking.

[@alexanderledvina8743]

"Russia has never had famine". Lenin and Stalin: "Hold my vodka"

[@alvinlin8140]

To be fair they did it on purpose to break the peoples belief in god since Marxism is “scientific”. Remember Ukraine is the breadbasket of all of Europe. Russia would only starve it it1.loses Ukraine 2. Has shitty management 3. On purpose. And the German bureaucracy has always been more efficient than any Russian one

[@alexanderledvina8743]

@@alvinlin8140 that's communists for ya

[@urhsusnikvrecic1478]

Russia had famines prior to the october revolution in the 16th, 17th and 19th century and in the early 20th century.

[@alexanderledvina8743]

@@urhsusnikvrecic1478 sounds like communism and feudalism are both bad systems then since both produced famines 🤷🏻‍♂️ Communism is feudalism with government officials taking the place of private lord's.

[@alvinlin8140]

@@urhsusnikvrecic1478 like I said no.2-shitty management

[@jaimejaime2930]

Great upload thanks for your work

[@GermanConquistador08]

People, now and then, thinking Hitler was boring, annoying or crazy because he reiterated a lot of obscure facts that he learned which he felt were important to the present in ways people don't connect or think are obviously wrong out of ignorance feels like the experience of every High School nerd.

[@pierren___]

True. He was one

[@jonsouth1545]

"Russia never suffered from famine under the Tsars" History really wasn't one of Adolf's strong points

[@nacelnikprosiak1260]

I mean its really hard to get somr good historic documents before era of internet and when you are busy conquering whoke europe in a world war

[@captainsierra8611]

He did love history but he said he was better at geography Those were the 2 subjects he loved the most

[@jonsouth1545]

@@captainsierra8611 loving History and being good at it are not the same thing

[@captainsierra8611]

@@jonsouth1545 I'm just saying Also the history "he" talked about on those table talks seem different from the ones in his book

[@Mshi-]

It actually was

[@leto.o5759]

hopefully more, this was so fun.

[@gre3nishsinx0Rgold4]

This just left me with some questions about some "facts" that he used. As the inaccuracies left me speechless and the back of my head aching.

[@jasoncolleran2178]

yeah i mean we have 80 more years of learning than they did lol , have you ever read history or anthropology books from a century ago they are very outdated

[@hashkangaroo]

You weren't alone in this. The Moose felt the same way when forced to listen to Hitler rant about how he was convinced he was possessed by an Aryan spirit.

[@greyerskullz]

@@hashkangaroo hello there!

[@hashkangaroo]

@@greyerskullz **levels shotgun** Do I know you?

[@Firmus777]

It has been years since I read it, but from what I remember there were responses from other people present, but they were all rather short. For example, I got the impression that the people there kind of wanted to slip in something about the diet to hear him ramble about vegetarianism and then tried not to laugh at him while he did so. Maybe it depends on the edition or maybe I'm misremembering it.

[@GAndreC]

Yep due to his digestive problems he regularly pushed everyone should follow a veggie diet and regularly tried spinning the lifestyle forced upon him by his weakness as a goal to pursue by all people

[@suedenim]

I get the feeling he was kind of like a CrossFit guy about vegetarian stuff. Probably better to get him rambling on that subject than on the other stuff that he was obsessed with, though.

[@alexanderledvina8743]

@@suedenim that all inner circle were psychopaths who were just as bad if not worse than Hitler was. They were all for the evil shit they did.

[@pierren___]

@@GAndreC meat consumption is a source of many diseases and a prime source of cancer.

[@AdmiralBonetoPick]

You're correct. It's worth bearing in mind that Bormann (the transcriber) was only really interested in recording what Hitler had to say, for posterity, so everyone else's contributions (which admittedly likely made up only about 10-20% of the total dialogue) were only noted down, and briefly at that, if they were necessary to contextualise something Hitler said. Also, the "Table Talk" is a later write-up of shorthand notes. I highly doubt Hitler was simply moving seamlessly from one topic to another unrelated one. More likely Bormann was just jotting down the key points of each subject Hitler was talking about, then organising them into paragraphs later but omitting anything he hadn't transcribed, such as the small talk that caused the conversation to turn from one subject to another.

[@scottstallings5029]

Just discovered your channel! It's fantastic!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK 😊

[@nichl474]

8:09 "unedible"

[@bl1tz533]

Sounds like me chillin in a tf2 server

[@radicaldrone1905]

Vary intriguing can you do more of these

[@Iksvomid]

Finally, found my favorite vegetarian.

[@ManiacMayhem7256]

Do you plan to do more? I'd like to hear you narrate more of his views from the table talks

[@heidetenchavez9911]

It would be appreciated if you make more of this😎👍

[@obucinaemir818]

please do more like this...

[@tomwotton9]

Just in case you had any doubts that he was completely bonkers! Love Tom

[@niriop]

Really, he’s riffing on the “philosophic histories” that were popular in 19th and early 20th century Germany, such as by Spengler. It’s not accurate or analytical, but it *sounds* good.

[@brucedobson5285]

Explain further. His ramblings seem to me completely unrelated to Spengler.

[@niriop]

@@brucedobson5285 It’s the “big picture” histories of civilisation; it’s not necessarily Spengler himself as it is the allure of all-encompassing theories that hold the supposed key to political and cultural success.

[@brucedobson5285]

​@@niriop Well, I'd say Spengler is a rather poor example of someone who proposed "all-encompassing theories that hold the supposed key to political and cultural success" He prophesied doom and or sterilization of every civilization, and offered no solutions. On the other hand a philosopher like Marx offered a history that was both all-encompassing and provided the keys to "success"

[@niriop]

@@brucedobson5285 Well, Spengler did predict the return of Caesarism...and many an idealogue has found political promise in his work. It's all in the interpretation.

[@cabrio9f929]

The table talk book you should read it all and break it into chapters by doing this video format of course. Your voice, the music and animation make it sound better than audio books. That same music in all your videos I love the most

[@ftroop2000]

1:58 "One day we will see England and Germany, marching together against America". That aged well🤣

[@GIDEONgame]

After Brexit, that chance has gone.

[@ftroop2000]

More like a few months after he said this, when England declared war on Germany. Further cemented when the US joined us in liberating mainland Europe.

[@GIDEONgame]

@@ftroop2000 Hm true, but anti-American sentiment has grown in Europe over the last decades. Can't say the same thing of Englands territory though. lol

[@ftroop2000]

@@GIDEONgame, anti American, and anti English feelings have been big in Europe since the 80's. Europeans are always vocal on their dislike for both of us. Britain and America have a kind of rivalry, but it's a friendly rivalry, like we have with Wales, Scotland and Australia. Suppose the US have the same with Canada, and Australia with New Zealand. But when 💩 gets real, we have each others backs.

[@GIDEONgame]

@@ftroop2000 A German-Britain alliance would suck, as a Dutchman, I would be caught in the middle. Better than having to choose like during ww2 though.

[@istoppedcaring6209]

do bare in mind that we have the internet, people back then did not

[@gundam5281]

What music did you implement for the background?

[@theletterw3875]

Whenever I play Kaiserreich, I read the text with Jabzy's voice in my head.

[@maxbourjolly6738]

After only viewing about 40 seconds of this video, I was about to make a detailed response correcting an error about military history. But then I listened to the rest of the video and realized Hitler was totally crazy. Nearly everything his said was wrong. Correcting his errors would take a book, so why bother?

[@ranro7371]

Actually most of it was accurate

[@GermanConquistador08]

Indeed. What did he say that was incorrect?

[@irongeneral7861]

I'm just gonna park here to see the OP respond and then the rebuttals to that. The OP probably won't respond, though.

[@bigger_mibber6029]

@@irongeneral7861 probaly...

[@TensileStrength]

@@GermanConquistador08 That England is in capable on training soldiers on its one soil, that only three battles in history were annihilations, battles can't be fought in forests, America couldn't keep Russia supplied, that England and Germany would ever have a reason to join against Americans, that was just the beginning. Then there's some goals and daydreaming, so not necessarily incorrect. But then he says Russia has never had famines (It has, even before Stalin's Ukrainian famine). Then he does into historical minutia that sounds like myths and oversimplifications that have experts hitting the keys to debunk, but it takes experts familiar with the minutia.

[@pierren___]

He really had a WW1 point of view.

[@HansLemurson]

If only he'd studied WW2 history for a more complete perspective.

[@terrynewsome6698]

"You can tell the meth addict is getting to him, just listen to him for a minute and you will see." Some german officers probably

[@miniaturejayhawk8702]

Only thing is he was not a meth addict nor did people take actual meth. The substance they took was similar to meth and is used to make meth but its not actual meth. Not only that but he wasnt addicted either, to him it was just medicine. If he and his soldiers actually were meth addicts then france would have probably defeated germany.

[@jonathanstempleton7864]

This guy makes Sir Roderick Spode sound intelligent

[@based8079]

More of this video pls

[@pierren___]

I need a full lecture

[@aldosigmann419]

I'm waiting to get der fuhrer's insights on herr Fegelein in chapter 2. He probably calls him das Feg behind his back i expects...

[@Elira-jr4tv]

FEGELEIN FEGELEIN FEGELEIN

[@greenbutter3190]

Stable video 👍

[@j311ycaa5]

This is basically The View.

[@marcoAKAjoe]

Hello :)

[@Storgaaard]

Every racist uncle at the dinner table

[@dankemusico5878]

Anyone know the music in the background?

[@tomasp3394]

Table talks were written shorthand and then transcribed based on notes. It is hotly debated just how attributable these are.

[@pierren___]

We are in visual society, no more in audible.

[@jasoncolleran2178]

lol he was spot on about the yanks :)

[@oliversherman2414]

Just imagine being a German general sitting in that room in complete silence whilst one man talks for hours. I'm surprised nobody struggled to concentrate 😂

[@tukaes6651]

What is that music theme in the background?

[@cooolbigguy]

"They have an unexamined cheek" what does this mean? They are really smart mouthed?? I have no idea

[@hermestrismegistus3962]

Gall. Daring. Bollocks. Bare-faced.

[@TalonAshlar]

it can be being smart mouthed but its also audacity and daring.

[@greyerskullz]

Apparently the English text read from is translated from French THEN to English sooo

[@wesleyvanreen1850]

I want my hands on a copy of this book so bad

[@veganevolution]

Trust the chef who fed him: “I learned this recipe when I worked as a chef, before World War II, in one of the large hotels in Hamburg, Germany,” writes Dione Lucas in her 1964 classic, Gourmet Cooking School Cookbook. “I do not mean to spoil your appetite for stuffed squab [pigeon], but you might be interested to know that it was a great favorite with Mr. Hitler, who dined at the hotel often.” Lest we think she meant a different Mr. Hitler, she adds, “Let us not hold that against a fine recipe, though.”

[@maxfinazzo2443]

"Hitler had controversial opinions on religion." That is an understatement

[@freddekl1102]

I don't know those, but judging but judging by those shown in the video I won't even jokingly say they must be coherent and smart

[@robertcortez703]

well he was always high because of his ilness yes? This definitely sounds like the ramblings of a very high man

[@bryanmcclure2220]

I'm not sure I thought that he didn't start getting injections of injections of drugs till later in the war after stalingrad. I could be wrong though.

[@AdmiralBonetoPick]

From Hitler's Table Talk, to quotes from Mussolini in Ciano's Diary or the famous 1932 Emil Ludwig interviews, it's interesting how much more well-read people seemed to be in those days than today. Most big shots today seem to have only the most superficial knowledge of history, whereas the conversations of Hitler, Mussolini, Churchill, etc are teeming with a wide range of references to ancient history, classical literature and Western philosophy. I don't know if it's just that educational standards have deteriorated, or if television has made everyone born after 1950 stupider.

[@HansLemurson]

I think the emphasis on education changed with the rapid increases in technology, so people looked less towards the past to find wisdom, and instead thought it would be found in "progress". Being forced to learn Latin and Greek and study the classics was viewed as stifling when there was so much other stuff to learn. Also, the cultural position of the University changed from being the finishing school for the ruling class to "secondary education" for the wider public. It was no longer the institutions that perpetuated the elite educated class. That's my 3am theory anyways.

[@WakaWaka2468]

I've always thought that we've been getting more and more stupid since WW2

[@biggerandbetterthings7222]

Hitler: Thank you for having this great talk men, next week, i'll be doing ASMR in German!

[@Dennizjoon]

Interesting man.

[@rooneye]

Anymore of these?

[@gregprouse1173]

Does any of this makes sense to anyone if so which parts do you agree with?

[@rolanddressler]

Have sat through many conversations similar to this, I still avoid self proclaimed Geniuses

[@flawlessbinary7449]

Please do more table talk!

[@Litterbugtaylor]

"Views of religion are controversial", never would have guessed, completely out of the blue

[@PugalshishOfficial]

This is scary, whenever I imagine that I'm talking to a bunch of people in my room I sound just like Hitler in terms of conversation length and general subjects

[@PugalshishOfficial]

@acevitamin are you saying people around the world in general, or us 2 individually?

[@GIDEONgame]

I draw the line at vegetarianism, that's just insanity.

[@tunapavlus8107]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

[@MissMentats]

It’s like watching a top 10 facts video

[@zacharypayne4080]

I want to read this but can't find it

[@agarcia8312]

Me in the family dinner

[@user-rw9hd7op7b]

What is this music

[@goransvraka3171]

Any more of these Hitler Table Talks?

[@senor6370]

That soft spot he had for the English is the reason he hesitated in going into Dunkirk and also after the summer of 1940 gave up on dealing with England and turned east.

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

Christa Wold once wrote: "Every system of power in the world has a vested interest in weakening the individuality of its subjects and tries to weaken or if possible completely extinguish it"

[@Corey_Brandt]

And?

[@anon2427]

And so strengthening individualism will weaken the group as a whole. Individuality is a false prophet

[@jamesabestos2800]

@@anon2427 Elaborate

[@anon2427]

@@jamesabestos2800 on?

[@jamesabestos2800]

@@anon2427 the false prophet

[@LuisAldamiz]

Low Carb Diet has entered the chat. Funny Moustache Madman has left the chat grunting something about black gruel and getting everything from Russia.

[@alexanderledvina8743]

You talking about Stalin or Hitler? I always hear KZbinrs refer to Stalin as the Moustache.

[@selicam6216]

Didn't the vikings eat a ton of fish though?

[@GermanConquistador08]

Not while at war on land such as the expeditions of Ivar the Boneless etc.

[@deplatformedcrowprinceluna6339]

Yes

[@patavinity1262]

"History knows three battles of annihilation: Cannae, Sedan, Tannenberg" Of course he conveniently forgot Jena-Auerstedt (among many others).

[@patavinity1262]

@@duxromanorum9861 Friedland is 👌🏻 My point was, he didn't mention the greatest German defeat (till then).

[@tiernanwearen8096]

And Waterloo even though napelon was defeated and the prussians played a key role in the defeat of napelon

[@ceferistul05]

he would ve fit in rogans podcast

[@insaneweasel1]

Ravings of a mad fool. Imagine if he was able to spread his nonsense on the internet. He would be talking about aliens in the timecube.

[@GermanConquistador08]

You don't believe in the timecube aliens? Cringe bro.

[@alexanderraz.]

Timecube non believers are cringe

[@MikhailTabigay]

I wonder if his inner circle laughs time to time or thinks Hitler should be in an asylum.

[@alexanderledvina8743]

everybody around him was psychopaths, by design I may add, so it's pretty easy to assume one of them did and imagined filling his shoes

[@auguste573]

@@alexanderledvina8743 Not true lmao, everyone just saw Hitler as a demi-deity and they willfully listened to him.0"

[@Mshi-]

He was right

[@user-wj6dt5bq3w]

You don't understand humans at all. They'd all feel privileged to be within the social circle of someone with such high status. They could brag about it to their friends and make them jealous.

[@Kannot2023]

Hitler: i can't believe how illogical people are 😂 He underestimated all his enemies. It is interesting that he saw England as an island not as empire.

[@GIDEONgame]

It should be noted that his generals have blamed Hitler for certain defeats to shift away said blame from themselfs.

[@KairuinKorea]

I think youtube or the algorithm doesn't like your video lol. It won't load whatever I do. any other video on the feed is fine, but not this one.

[@CapacRunaTV]

He was on his full senses

[@ZedofZardoz]

Were those modern soldierd fighting in the Teutoberg forest?