Hitlers Plans for USA If He Won

[@epa316]

It never would have worked. Chuck Norris was born in 1940. He once threw a hand grenade and killed 50 people. Then the grenade exploded.

[@kyro3127]

Which time are we talking about?

[@UnderShadowKing]

He killed 50 people in the time for a grenade fuse to go off?

[@epa316]

@@UnderShadowKing It should have been more; he was having an off day.

[@paulstandaert5709]

BAAAAAHAHAHAAHHAHAA!

[@johnnyroberts3761]

Amazing comment 😂😂

[@drinkingsodacomicsincorpor164]

Normally I fully agree with many of your historical arguments. But I would like to point out that it was not declaring war on the United States that ruined Germany, it was declaring war on the Soviet Union.

[@muddyhotdog4103]

Depends how you look at it, the two front war was really what ruined him. Otherwise they might very well have rolled over Russia

[@astyanax905]

to put it lightly, exactly this.

[@noah6416]

Winter warfare against vodka fueled teenagers is always a bad idea

[@bigredone9917]

Let's not forget that after the declaration of war on America, the Soviets urged the U.S to open a new front...does D Day sounds familiar?

[@Knightstandsandmoor]

No human country can conquer the USA.

[@RSDLAC]

Is this guy an AI now??

[@Saudi_Earendel_Atr_]

It’s impossible to tell at this point

[@matthewjay660]

I've subscribed to Infographics for at least 5 years. He is the same human narrator.

[@damiansmith8483]

Either way it would be smart.

[@christoast5028]

@@Saudi_Earendel_Atr_ it could be, that he always was ?

[@orderofshadow]

yup. He’s using ai now

[@bradleyboyette4991]

Germany’s main mistake was being in the Soviet Union in winter

[@NoLimit4949]

If they fight them in the summer … the world will be very different now

[@michaelguerra2358]

They fell for one of the classic blunders: they got involved in a land war in Asia...

[@francoismarc3]

@@michaelguerra2358 Rookie mistake like Napolean

[@slothniel8881]

They invaded in summer

[@pat156462]

@@slothniel8881 he said being there in winter. not invading in winter.

[@jadel-khoury5531]

"75% of Americans didn't want war with Germany just week before the attack on Pearl Harbor"... this is probably the most relevant sentence in the bigger historical picture...

[@hooktraining3966]

makes you wonder

[@KA-x2]

Which is why they let Japan bomb Pearl Harbor. They let 2500 americans die. Think about that

[@DieselFreak777]

Americans are heavily divided on war. Japan attacking the US ignited the massive amount of tension amongst the populous stemming from a long-winded recession in the decade prior. If Japan hadn't touched the boats the US either wouldn't have been a player in the war or at the very least, a late entry

[@lucasmelikian1384]

Germany's mistake was attacking the USSR, Japan"s mistake was attacking the US

[@jeremymullens7167]

Japan’s mistake was committing atrocities with foreign reporters present. If they had better PR they may have been seen as heroic. But the leadership grew evil. After the atrocities the U.S. sanctioned Japan and stopped trading oil and other war materials. This left Japan without the materials necessary for a continued protracted war. Japan had to withdraw or attack the U.S. It took an utter defeat to stop Japanese aggression. They really needed the years and experiences it took Europe to move out of the feudal system to the modern age. Japan took a short cut. Germany for instance did a very good job of justifying their actions and delaying actions and swaying public opinion. Japan did quite have that experience.

[@Chet_24]

Japan had the classic FAFO. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸!!!!

[@TOCC50]

@@Chet_24he was thinking about going into Africa first

[@romulanwarbird6600]

Operation Barbarosa was Germany's biggest mistake. Starting a war on a second front completely stretches the army thin.

[@spark556]

Facts

[@raycharles704]

It’s hilarious that he preached blond hair and blue eyes but had neither 😂

[@ghostprince4284]

Simple:Self Hatred.

[@yagodaghendrik9664]

uh no i still cant find any mention of this so called obsession you speak of. he barely ever mentions it. personal appearance didnt matter much to the average german who was standing in bread lines for 4 hr a day

[@alwoo5645]

He had blue eyes

[@jonathangonzales4115]

Exactly

[@dallansalter]

He did have very blue eyes. And light brown hair until he was older then his hair darkened.

[@Norm475]

One major problem that both Germany and Japan would have encountered in invading the US is the massive amount of guns in civilian hands. Invading a country is one thing, controlling it is quite another.

[@knightblade0188]

The biggest problem though is still logistics. Trying to stretch supply lines across an ocean is incredibly hard let alone maintaining them.

[@Dread_Pirate_Homesteader]

Lol no

[@knightblade0188]

@@Dread_Pirate_Homesteader explain

[@Dread_Pirate_Homesteader]

@@knightblade0188 3 percent own guns and train.... plus the bad guys won ww2

[@kcgunesq]

@@knightblade0188 While there may have been a kernel of truth in this, the number of privately held weapons wasn't the issue many like to think. Sure, a higher percentage of households had a firearm, but many (perhaps most) of these would have been single shot or double barrel shotguns, rim fire rifles and perhaps a few center fire repeating rifles like lever actions or bolt actions, with a few revolvers in the mix. Not exactly military style weapons. That said, the owners of these arms likely were very skilled in their use. On the other hand, the US populace was far more rural, which means that trying to hold any significant territory would require huge numbers of troops. More than any country could likely ship overseas and supply.

[@viswajitbala7924]

I think this is the 25th video uploaded on this one topic

[@伺]

I'm sad because today is my birthday and I dont have any subcribers😢🎉❤

[@camerondosing3275]

😂😂​@@伺

[@user-jmoney]

Happy birthday but the no subscribers is funny 😂😂😂😂

[@24hourofficialobservation64]

@@伺your life consist of you going on different videos to say this? Go play outside dude

[@gi7685]

mfromspace Go get some real friends Instead of subscribers

[@kayskreed]

Everything went downhill for him the minute he declared war on the USSR. He sealed his fate.

[@knightblade0188]

Not true everything went down hill when he allowed his generals to have more say in the invasion

[@ImadogGarcia]

You can win ground fast in war but that doesn’t mean anything if you can‘t protect the fronts.

[@knightblade0188]

@@ImadogGarcia and if you spread forces to thin trying to take more objectives than you can handle taking.

[@TheForging]

@knightblade0188 I thought it was because he ignored his Generals?

[@knightblade0188]

@@TheForging he didn’t completely ignore them as he let them do what they wanted while trying to do what he wanted to but honestly the eastern front would’ve gone better if he had ignored them. His generals believed taking Moscow would end the war while he believed it’d be better to take Russias oil fields and they attempted to do both spreading low resources thin.

[@c4manke]

The Man In The High Castle explores this in a way.

[@train_go_boom2065]

And Wolfenstein

[@hobobill3361]

The New Order: Last Days of Europe is better. Just Accept it.

[@NihilismGuy]

@@train_go_boom2065wolfenstein is unrealistic

[@teamsxc2000]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one that thought about that show. One of my favorites.

[@train_go_boom2065]

@@NihilismGuy yeah but still same idea

[@vanessajazp6341]

Isn't this the whole plot of "Man in the High Castle"?

[@knaussenheimer]

pretty much

[@aestheticstorm]

Slightly different. In the show, German and Japan have a treaty in which Japan gets all land west of the Rocky Mountains. But Germany does have plans to break the treaty and push Japan out. Pretty interesting show.

[@King-lb4pi]

Yeah

[@WarpstormChronicles]

@@aestheticstorm As for the show Season One and Two were good, but Season Three was a terrible mess.

[@ChaoticGoodFTW]

@WarpstormChronicles Ugh ... yeah I'm in s03 now only watching now due to the sunk cost fallacy. I have to know how it ends. Pls pls tell me it gets better! 😒

[@stevecooke2893]

Trouble with that, Hitlers big mistake wasn't declaring war on the US. That made no difference whatsoever. The US was already at war and it would have been a matter of time before the US cleared out Japan's ally. His mistake was not taking Moscow when he got the chance. Had he ignored Kyiv and focused on capturing Stalin, it would have been game over

[@LavitosExodius]

It absolutely was his mistake my grandfather who fought in WW2 said most Americans didn't really care about Germany until after we found out about the concentration camps. We were mainly concerned about not dying in Europe for European wars. Even after Pearl Harbor, until Germany declared war on us Germany was and after thought. He doesn't declare war on us no massive supply line to the Soviets and British Empire to help keep them in the war.

[@stevecooke2893]

@@LavitosExodius who took Berlin? It wasn't Americans. Who was winning the war before D-Day? Stalin. German's were being killed in droves before you guys even woke up. Also, contrary to popular belief, Japan didn't surrender after the bomb, but after Stalin began the assault on China 3 days later. America played her part, I won't take that from no one. But to effectively claim you won the war in Europe single handed is ridiculous

[@macklewis4882]

Taking Moscow would not have been the end. You can ask Nepoleon. Russia was just too big for the Germans to digest. Germany was running out of troops and their logistics was a nighmare. Russia had many of their factories moved to the Ural area. One other thing. Japan never had any chance against the US and they knew it, they hoped we would not want to fight. That was their mistake.

[@farner01]

I heard the Germans run out of speed, that's why they lost. JK I appreciate anyone that fought WW2. I wouldn't want to do it.

[@mrhumble2937]

​@@stevecooke2893Russia loses all credit because they sided with the nazis

[@yewo.m]

It's crazy how similar the US and the Nazis were in terms of racial policy

[@JohnathanSoren]

Yeah, and look how great it's worked out for us now on changing everything. Remind me the demographics on violent crimes?

[@NazgulM5OD300]

​@@christopherhorner-ox4xn Statistics are racist?

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

@@christopherhorner-ox4xn please give an exact definition of “racist” …

[@novasigma5964]

​@@christopherhorner-ox4xn- how is it racist if it's factual

[@Rob_Cary]

Johnathan has that lack of self awareness that provides equal amounts of cringe and comedy.

[@AmineMezghani3166]

What ruined Germany in 41 was the declaration of war on the soviet union, plus blunders on various war fronts in 42. The USA is not the only hero in this ww2 story

[@knightblade0188]

Id argue the invasion of the USSR wasn’t the mistake but how it was handled. You had two groups clashing over what the main objective should be and as a result both were underprepared due to splitting things up.

[@DT-wp4hk]

They are since commies are not considered heroes and Brits were dependent on the yankees.

[@joemango9782]

Yes US is not only the hero here but US supplied them heavily with arms

[@surfingbrrrd]

@@joemango9782US helped yes, but the USSR could have won eventually without the US, the US absolutely could not have won without the USSR

[@John_Wick..959]

@@surfingbrrrd remember to message the leader of whatever weak country you come from and tell them that you don’t want anymore protection from the 🇺🇸 😂😂

[@dyja7]

emotionless AI voice bad. bring voiceover man back

[@MozartTheGOAT]

Man that opening frame was diabolical, I was sitting right next to my dad when I started the video

[@XxJustinxx88]

This used to be one of my favorite YT channels but not anymore... It's always the same content just recycled. This has got to be at least the 10th video on "Hitler's plans If he had won"...

[@juniorsanchez4157]

God forbid they repost old content for new viewers if you have already watched it watch a dif vid the publish all the time

[@TinkleTyme99]

fr fr

[@bearlemley]

It’s just someone practicing with their graphics program

[@sockosophie3132]

@@juniorsanchez4157 No, only Marvel has the right to do that!

[@CoreyMarinoGames]

@@sockosophie3132 marvel reposts old content as new?

[@matthewjay660]

Dear Infographics Narrator, I'm a French teacher 🇫🇷👨🏻‍🏫 and I would like to compliment you on YOUR PRONUNCIATION 🫵🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 of the French name "Marne." You correctly pronounced it , (with a southern* French pronunciation), as "MARN-uh." Bravo to you for taking time out of your North American day to speak this word properly. (The northern French pronunciation is just "MARN.") "MARN" or "MARN-uh" both work. Merci, Monsieur! 🥇🫡

[@duncan-dean]

Sounds like they switched to an AI voice.

[@matthewjay660]

@@duncan-dean They did not. I've been subscribed for at least 5 years. He is the same narrator.

[@Uhohohno319]

Too bad the same can’t be said for the German words he says….

[@larsb.1972]

This is AI trained on the narrator's voice.​@@matthewjay660

[@morrigan908]

​@@duncan-deanI'm pretty sure it's still a human, he just mispronounces, changes, mangles, and misuses so many words that he's an excellent imitation of an AI bot. He is the proto-AI bot, gently lulling us into complacency so we would be unprepared when the true AI bots came for us all. I still feel a little pang of sorrow every time he mispronounces Hatteras in one of their many, many videos about the lost colony at Roanoke. 50/50 whether they get Roanoke correct or not.

[@jacobw244]

Answer was at 11:25

[@johnharris6655]

To quote Bogart in Casablanca, "Well there are certain sections of New York, Major, that I wouldn't advise you to try to invade."

[@Zepla]

plz go back to human narration

[@amadeuscardenas4623]

Goals fr 💯

[@sharonlalli1414]

Voice puts you to sleep

[@knuthamsun6106]

why? It's good to have a fake voice if the video is going to be so full of BS. Literally none of this is true

[@PYSCHO_PAT]

@@knuthamsun6106like you really know lol

[@michael-x2f5t]

Even a blind man can see that America would not have been attacked unless America provoked an attack. FDR was counting on either Japan or Germany would retaliate against his provocations.

[@mrtercio449]

Welcome to The Dead Internet

[@steampunkstar_raisin]

I am programmed to respond. Please state your purpose.

[@JuliusBriggs]

that Cudahy interview section was interesting though

[@DMCfan189]

@@steampunkstar_raisin yo

[@steampunkstar_raisin]

@@DMCfan189 Yes, how may I help you?

[@SilvLocs]

lol basically America was like Wooah there guy we’re racist but we’re not THAT racist

[@UndertakerU2ber]

More like Democrats in America were like Wooah there guy we're racist and we can be even more racist in the decades that follow

[@JodieMartins]

Come on man, we’re not racists, why do you think like that?

[@SilvLocs]

@@JodieMartins I mean my guy I’m being hyperbolic to make a joke but it’s def gray don’t be ignorantly delusional like it’s completely eradicated and we all live in US in complete harmony. It’s the best it’s ever been but it can still get better

[@JodieMartins]

@@SilvLocs yeah, I kind of agree with you

[@SarahMatthew-x8d]

​@@JodieMartinswe were a very racist country back then

[@phoenix21studios]

this is comic book history. Germany didnt even want war against the UK let alone the US.

[@bumblebeesmaster4451]

what is your browser history like 😂

[@phoenix21studios]

@@bumblebeesmaster4451 prove me wrong. dont just comments garbage.

[@michaelharrington75]

They didn't want war, but bombed the whole UK? Make it make sense?

[@stan4d1969]

Seems like history repeats itself wether you study it or not.

[@melvinbennett444]

Ahhhh. But you only know that if you study it. Obviously you don't, if you don't. And therefore you are bound to repeat it.

[@Davidpostingshid]

The Hitlergraphics Show

[@guitarmad2395]

I swear every time I see their videos on my recommended, it’s always about nazis 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@sigmuhbear5641]

@@guitarmad2395It’s because lies needs to be told repeatedly. The truth defends itself.

[@vincenthamilton09]

@@sigmuhbear5641what lies??

[@ThatguyWitjokes]

@@sigmuhbear5641 Uncomfortable? Good.

[@cacique1792]

He wouldn’t have been able to handle the logistics of a US invasion. He would have lost half, if not more of his troops and equipment on his way to the mainland.

[@gezim117]

Not Really. Cause of his Control of England he would also have Control of Canada allowing him to Land troops there and organising a massive land invasion from Canada

[@humanchannel7825]

@@gezim117he can’t control Canada if he wasn’t physically there. The USA would have just occupied it first

[@conormartin7416]

@@gezim117What are you on about? 😭 Canada was an independent country by world war 2; not owned or under british influence?

[@crazyfrog9877]

@@conormartin7416 but why King Charles the third King of Canada and why is Kanada a kingdom ?

[@DarthvaderRTV]

@@crazyfrog9877because, Canada is a constitutional monarchy.

[@ronsmith1972]

I think most countries find it difficult to attack American soil.

[@theconchonetwork498]

American soil is being attacked right now we've been invaded by over 30 million illegal aliens many of military age with bad plans for the United States, all being promoted and introduced by our vote fraud in chief

[@DT-wp4hk]

Natives soil. Muricans are an invasive species. Colonials

[@Joos-676]

This is an absolute joke: Germany tried to avert war bro. 8 peace offer. EIGHT

[@tobykornreich2719]

over 2 dozen to Britain from 37-39.

[@frostsson]

*This video is wrong on so many levels* 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@hiddenqu5238]

They’ve made this video like 6 times bedore

[@justagreekhistorian]

it do be bringin' views dough

[@tishco305]

It is beginning to feel a bit obsessive 🤨

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

Have they? Give me a link?

[@stargazer-elite]

A lot of it was part of a series and the others were similar, but not the exact same

[@SKOOB2]

6 million*

[@joshuarileyq1800]

He’s uploaded the same type of video 10000 times 😭😭😭😭

[@user-pc1ip2ek7z]

He just likes them ig 🤷‍♂️

[@megaangelic]

And yet it's still massively flawed and filled with rewritten history from a heavily US perspective.

[@sbtUsaca]

Thank you for mentioning us romani people in the camps. people seem to want to forget that we were the second biggest population in the camps.

[@ginomanb6235]

i wonder why?

[@jakec3656]

For me, the never talked about Romani people at all in my history class. They only mention Jews in Germany and Japanese in the USA.

[@hooktraining3966]

horrible things could happen to a huge variety of people and most of whats written down will be about the poor jews

[@BABAYAGA-d5t]

If your not first your last

[@BoogCodes]

Quality goes down a bit with AI unfortunately, coming from a viewer for 8+ years

[@TonyGue]

Its scary because his ideas still live on in people who are foolish enough to listen to him

[@Tibias67qwty]

The group chat been real quiet

[@brenreee]

@@Tibias67qwty oh no 😳

[@kingofstrangeness7014]

jewish tunnels moment

[@skunkskunk7319]

@@VideoForManager wym ive met plenty of people who still listen to him?

[@kingofstrangeness7014]

@@VideoForManager luckily more people are beginning to notice every day

[@pilotmic2109]

Fun fact of the day, Infographics Show has uploaded this exact same video concept 10 other times.

[@stargazer-elite]

Most of it was part of a series, and the others were not the exact same thing but similar

[@pilotmic2109]

@@stargazer-elite I've watched infographics other content, I also counted each video and saw that he uploaded this same video concept at least 10 other times. There may be slight differences but he's just trying to milk the subject for views. Not to mention his other content is attempting to milk views to put it lightly.

[@user-pt8fi3iz2c]

I feel a bigger reason was misplays in Russia related to fighting in the Russian winter

[@ldk_User]

NO WAY HE BECAME AI

[@IBottemFrag]

He sounds the same he did five years ago

[@ldk_User]

@@IBottemFragit didn’t sound like he had a 5 dollar mic

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

Stop complaining.

[@rgs-randomgamingstuff7992]

I clicked the notification and I got jumpscared by a funny mustache man simbol

[@jamesdulany2176]

Some pushback from the jump: Germany only declared war on us because we declared war on Japan after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor (granted this was due to us embargoing their oil shipments but that's still not a good reason to do what they did)

[@christopherenders4280]

This is all based on the idea that he was trying to "take over the world" like some sort of action movie villain. He wasn't. He wanted to recover land that previously belonged to the Germans. He didn't even want to go to war; it was Poland's unwillingness to negotiate (along with their murdering of thousands of Germans in the Polish corridor) that forced his hand. And after the invasion started, it was Britain (or more accurately, the people who quietly controlled Britain...) who escalated it into a world war.

[@hubertcumberdale2651]

Don't count on any western media to emphasize the importance of the Danzig corridor issue ....... or Stalin's countless forward staging bases for aircraft and tanks near their border .... it all has to be a story told from one side of the beach ball (ours)

[@JEWNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR]

Adolf let 338,000 british go home to recharge and strike back. This was his mortal error.

[@franklinprichard9151]

He was definitely an action movie villain

[@melvinbennett444]

@@franklinprichard9151 Winston Churchill called him the greatest leader in the World in the 1930's. Time Magazine made him the Man of Year in 1938 or thereabouts. He was adored by his people. Even up until the end.

[@franklinprichard9151]

@@melvinbennett444 so?

[@ryan1274]

Source: trust me bro

[@kevs194]

for sure

[@richjustin06]

Very proud of our WWII vets they were a different breed 🇺🇸💪

[@ciankingston4555]

Something tells me the infographics show isn’t very well educated on the European part of WW2

[@YairFra1009]

We know the truth😂

[@msaintjo]

Is this like part 20?

[@badimagerybyjohnromine]

Repeat a lie long enough people will start to believe it.

[@mirfayzhakimov-tu6zu]

The positivity here is heartwarming. Thank you, everyone!

[@muddyhotdog4103]

Oh ya, cuz Japan totally tried to give a heads and declare war on the USA. Totally wasn't a suprise attack

[@Agent-00-Orange]

Now I'm only joking...but imagine the USPS losing the letter saying you're about to be attacked

[@colbymason2984]

Bruh he was 5’9 150 doing all this🤣🤣

[@ponzeymadoff135]

"Wars are won with brains, not size" -Napoleon Bonaparte 1792

[@ginomanb6235]

he was a message runner during ww1,he was decorated with the Iron Cross Second Class in 1914 and the Iron Cross First Class in 1918,they don't hand those out like participation trophy's

[@Cameldactyl]

It's not the disastrous invasion of Russia which involved the majority of Germany's forces. But the declaration on the US that brought down the Nazis?

[@theconchonetwork498]

It was the Russians who defeated the Nazis, and it is the Russians who are defeating the Nazis today in Ukraine

[@astyanax905]

this is what Americans are taught now. it's ridiculous

[@nedames3328]

Lend Lease gave the USSR the necessary weapons and tools. Without US aid, the Soviet Union falls.

[@JuanRodrigez-vq9kv]

But… freedom, democracy, communism 37 Trillion dead

[@knightblade0188]

@@theconchonetwork498 that’s not true at all

[@thuderclap9941]

Im sad that very few people mention the terrible things done to slavs as well.

[@UncleTazTaszung]

Yeah, literally, slaves were also affected

[@mrgrass1232]

1:14 I think there was a more significant reason talking about 1941 but fine

[@roughwalkers]

*USA* : Trying to rewrite history since 1776

[@ponzeymadoff135]

The rest of the world: Always trying to be like Americans

[@shuichi28]

Is this the same guy who does scp explained? Either way I enjoy these animated videos

[@davidhayden4743]

Zero chance Germany beat the Soviets, even without the American’s direct help.

[@uresfffff222]

You know 20 million soviets died right ? Technically they lost the war imagine losing that many people

[@Leanflare]

Bro literally the only reason Hitler's government isn't ruling Germany today is because of the US.

[@BlackmanHunter2009]

@@uresfffff222 20 million civilians

[@jakec3656]

I agree and I don't think USA can be Russia right now either.

[@melvinbennett444]

Germans took over about 33% of Soviet Russia, including it's breadbasket, Ukraine. Without American support they would have folded in 1942. And remember the Soviets were getting the benefit of Brit Intel on German plans.

[@hoffenwurdig1356]

2:19 That is not completely correct. The attack authorization message “新高山登れ 1208” or "Niitakayama nobore 1208” was sent to the attack fleet on December 2. This translates into English as "Climb Mount Niitaka 1208.” Niitakayama is the Japanese term for Mount Yushan (Jade Mountain) in what is today called Taiwan, at the time held by the Japanese Empire. The meaning was “All units proceed according to the plan for December 8.” The reference to December 8 was according to the time in Japan, on the other side of the International Date Line. The signal “Tora, tora, tora” or “Tiger, tiger, tiger,” was not the instruction to attack. That was the outgoing signal from the attackers, indicating that the attack was proceeding and that surprise had been achieved. The real-time tactics computer game franchise "Wargame" has an expansion called "Red Dragon," in which one of the campaigns is called "Climb Mount Narodnaia.” The scenario concerns a fictional military conflict between the Warsaw Pact and Japan in 1984. The word is a derivation of the Russian root word narod, and the intent is to suggest "Climb the People's Mountain" or "Climb the Mountain of the People."

[@akuma_513_3]

How many times can you put out the same video?

[@JakeC-xx8zq]

How many times are people willing to click on it?

[@Jackson-r3m]

Bro as an American I don’t know if I should feel flattered of completely desterbed

[@davidrobertson5700]

Great Britain was never on it's last legs or knees in WW2 . Every day is poppy day Love from 🇬🇧

[@thomaskelly336]

England is on its last legs now ,, londonstan etc,etc lol

[@frankg323]

🇺🇸 helped UK France and Russia.

[@astyanax905]

agreed. I can't believe Americans think they won WW2. they helped of course

[@StageRight123]

@@astyanax905 We know we didn't win WW2. We also know it was the Russians that won WW2.

[@trekker3468]

​@@astyanax905The Americans supplied every allied army with guns tanks fuel and food.

[@Spillers72]

The thing is, the US would be too difficult for Germany to control. You have to cross a vast ocean. You have to control a huge land mass. I don't think Germany could fully control the entire Continental US. Plus, German soldiers would be met by literally millions of armed US civilians who would fight them to the death in every corner of the US.

[@j.d.c.777]

The world would be f* cked plain and simple

[@nugsymalone1247]

But we'd prob be safer walking in any given city in america

[@1rustyray]

​@@nugsymalone1247 explain

[@Payseur]

@@1rustyray Less third world immigration.

[@ponzeymadoff135]

@@nugsymalone1247 Agreed

[@pnwviking757]

The world is already f**ked.

[@richieidahosa1338]

Here is a idea for a video do an alternate senario on how sparta could have beaten persia and became a powerful empire

[@MorbidlyObeseYoshi]

1:30 little john moment

[@YxngMikey]

The thumbnail is amazing

[@AnthonyLopez-cc9nf]

Quick answer from video "there was no plan"

[@averyjacobs2453]

I’ve always wondered. How did Japan see this playing out in the long run if they did win?

[@Porkypies6m]

f0rced into it by sanctions..Japan had no natural resources

[@jwinnfield9192]

Yeah greed eventually brings everything down, it’s not a mistake it’s unavoidable but having said that control of Europe itself would never have been stable longterm anyway… maybe he realised he was ultimately doomed and just tried to flex big until his time ran out. Only a fool thinks endless greed is a successful strategy for anything. Today’s big corporations will find that out too if they don’t adapt and break the chains of the eventual capitalism catastrophe. Nothing can survive greed, it is inherently self destructive by its fundamental nature

[@valerielhw]

I think that BOTH declaring war on the US AND deciding to invade the USSR were equally responsible for his WW2 loss.

[@bluenightrblx]

is voice man good?

[@iandemorest1892]

This sounds like some crazy comic book story

[@magicalpj]

Declaring war on the U.S. was definitely a mistake. But I would say there are some very good arguments that the Soviet Union could have eventually won the war without us.

[@jakec3656]

I don't think so. USA wasn't much of a threat to Germany, but Soviet Union was a big mistake since they were the strongest at the time. I mean Russians alone was really strong.

[@kraven94365]

We supplied 92 percent of their war materials. They lived off food , clothing, ammo, and weapons we supplied. The red army would have starved like a good chunk of Russian civilians did during the war.

[@litesaber54yi3]

There's a book. It's called, A Man in the High Castle

[@michaelscott7166]

The grasshopper lies heavy.

[@raumaanking]

You should do what if Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard got an annulment and were sent away what would there lives have been like as the years progressed

[@rl9817]

He was onto something

[@nunyuhbusiness9016]

Seeing how the US turned out its fair to say that we should've at least heard the other side out in ww2. To quote general patton: "We may have been fighting the wrong enemy all along".

[@JuanRodrigez-vq9kv]

I mean they did listen to the other side after the war, basically almost all the fascists from the cold war where supported by the US to counter communism

[@1rustyray]

How did the US turn out?

[@nunyuhbusiness9016]

@@1rustyray bad

[@1rustyray]

@@nunyuhbusiness9016 Mmm-kay

[@lonniemcclure4538]

Even if he had been able to prevail in Europe (which would have likely required changes even before the point where Germany declared war on the US), by the time Germany finished things in Europe, the US would have ended their war with Japan and had nuclear weapons. The most likely outcome would have been a new cold war, with Germany in place of the Soviet Union as the US opponent. A nationalist instead of communist China would have eventually been on the US side. It is also questionable if Germany would have developed nuclear weapons as quickly as the Soviet Union did. If a falling Soviet Union destroyed the intelligence their spies had gathered on the Manhattan Project, it could have been into the 50's before Germany developed nuclear weapons. Frankly, this is rather much the scenario Infographics has done in some of their other videos.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Watch "The Man in the High Castle"

[@russsnyder2026]

It’s a tv program

[@weebsmcgee7012]

Or the movie Fatherland from the 90s. Also the book Man on the high castle is also awesome

[@Thelionatays]

History should never deal in hypotheticals.

[@niksWayf]

nice video!

[@Valor.]

Yeah, and his mistake was going to Russian and allowing them to turn on their Weather Control Device as they have done before.

[@konstantinosconstantine]

Jesus Christ dude! You keep repeating the same stuff in a different order for straight 21 minutes! What a waste of time...

[@MadDogEntertainment6481]

I'm about as patriotic as the next guy, but while US reinforcements help, Hitler's big mistake was attacking the USSR in winter. Germany declared war on the US in retaliation to the US declaring war on Japan, who was allied with the Nazis

[@knightblade0188]

No his big mistake was going to war with Britain. Due to fighting Britain he was never gonna be able to fight the Soviets.

[@LagunaL8]

Its still kind of amazing how strong hitlers army was if the US hadn't intervened...

[@MovieEggman]

Wolfenstein but it’s actually a documentary.

[@leemori90]

You guys should do a video about (in order of personal opinion): 1) French colonialism of Quebec 2) colonialism of USA + Canada and history of the native inhabitants 3) Viking expansion including discovery of Canada

[@debeanz1102]

Infographics is the only place where you can get the same video six different ways

[@jarektheone]

There’s actually a game called Wolfenstein and it’s a game about living in a world if Germany won WW2

[@knightblade0188]

And it’s a horrible representation of what would love happened.

[@guardian100]

Goku and vegeta paid us a visit with a time ring .

[@33Donner77]

At the end of WW II, a German officer being interrogated mentioned a river in the NE U.S. He then mentioned towns and details of the area. When asked how he knew so much, he said that he would have been the administrator for that region of the U.S. if the Germans had won the war.

[@hubertcumberdale2651]

great story. If he said such a thing it would have been trolling.

[@melvinbennett444]

Funny kid. Cause the Germans couldn't even invade England 22 miles across the English Channel, let alone America, 1000's of miles across the Atlantic. Maybe you don't know the vast number of ships and support ships and supply ships the Germans would have to build to even consider that. And Germany didn't have that type of capacity nor the resources to build that kind of large Navy. Well maybe in 20 years.

[@smithmeister]

The amount of Anglo-Saxon stock in the States would have undoubtedly been a factor too.

[@macklewis4882]

First of all , there is no way that the Royal Navy, would be captured. It would have been moved to Canada. From there it would join the rapidly growing US navy. Capturing the US would have been impossible.

[@jackocallaghan2786]

Death fears Chuck Norris

[@Yokyle4356]

Everybody before you call him a monster remember it wasn't born a monster he was created into this by his life circumstances but that doesn't mean he's not evil he still did these evil things but I want to let everybody know no one is born evil they are made that way or they are taught that way The sins of the Father be passed down to the son

[@scroopynooperz9051]

We are all born a blank canvas, ultimately to become shaped by the society we are born into.

[@Yokyle4356]

@@scroopynooperz9051 yep that's true with me I could have became a monster too but the way my wife was but God showed me a different path

[@stargazer-elite]

"All it takes just one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day."-The Joker

[@joncaulkett5198]

I question whether Germany could have defeated the USSR, even without USA aid to Russia

[@sidsuperstar]

“Ex libris” means literally “this books belongs to” PD. You are from the UK ….why do you have so much love for the USA mate?

[@tadeusznelson]

I think you confused the blitz and blitzkrieg?

[@Kerk.714]

where is the original narrator at ??

[@stevemcclendon9297]

the main downfall of the axis powers was separating to conquer, the Japanese knew that a surprise attack would work and with the successes of the Germans made it seem possible to put pressure on the US to just surrender, unfortunately they learned the hard way don't mess with our boats. Lol

[@theLegendarySpaceCaptain]

Is it AI voice?

[@Dharmarenee]

No