Royal Marine Reacts To WW2 - OverSimplified (Part 1)

HERE WE GO WW2 - OverSimplified (Part 1)! This was fascinating! If you want me to react to part 2 let me know by liking the video!
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[@user-en1mj8uc5f]

"I did not expect that. But I was expecting to not expect something, so it doesn't count." -Me, denying my emotions

[@polishlithuaniainanutshell5146]

woohooo

[@usa5893]

Man that’s funny

[@thatonefriendiii2827]

Finally, he has joined our cult.

[@stratosk2864]

Finally! we will take over the channel with oversimplified.

[@notaydan8567]

@@stratosk2864 ye

[@cyberanon2463]

Hell yeah

[@tombell912]

YES

[@jnmg2210]

Indeed

[@deathkorpstrooper8228]

From military content to history content.... I didn't expect that.

[@mememan5130]

PARKOUR!

[@Themintman_006]

They tie in pretty well, like military history

[@josezepeda3253]

Well most of where we are today are because of combat so you can say military history holds maybe 50 percent of importance compared to other stuff and maybe even higher

[@cyberanon2463]

I didn't expect this at all, oversimplified is the king of history. Please make a new series of watching most or all oversimplified videos

[@darkvortex2753]

Amen to that

[@sten1703]

Same, i really didn't expect this video

[@tristansalagoste4486]

Damn right.

[@eeshsinger]

hell yeah man

[@crispyntoasty850]

A MAN

[@Loowee__]

This is possibly the best crossover ever

[@shadowfire6117]

It definitely is

[@MisterNi]

When I saw this video I had to watch. For the POV, of course.

[@usa5893]

@@MisterNi POV check

[@MisterNi]

@@usa5893 Checking if I'm still around?

[@usa5893]

@@MisterNi no it’s just a joke lol

[@Drakefance5]

Ok, you've done part 1, you kinda need to do part 2 now, can't leave us on a cliff hanger like that.

[@DP-mr9rt]

Yea... we in Slovakia and Czech republic call it : "about us without us" . 9:20

[@Matej_Sojka]

Also, Munich Treason. Our allies were never reliable.

[@TheGreekDream43]

@@Matej_Sojka like Poland

[@blackpinkistherevolution4998]

The "Rape of Nanking" shocked the hell out of me really. I only see Japanese people as very shy, respectful, and hardworking but I seriously couldn't believe the Imperial Japanese army's war crimes especially in Nanking. Literally thought "how could a human being do these kind of stuffs to another human being?!"

[@KrazyKrab7]

if you convince the people that they aren't human beings and shouldn't be treated as such then they will do that kind of stuff to other human beings, which is exactly what japan did.

[@maximilianolimamoreira5002]

@@KrazyKrab7 exactly, that's why.

[@anti-loganpaul7827]

You forget about the "honour" part it's a huge part of Japanese culture especially with the Samurai just like Knights lived by "Chivalry" the Samurai lived by "Bushido"

[@cjin3680]

If you want to go into high detail about japanese agression towards chinese civilians and the resulting war crimes watch Mark Felton‘s video on it. I don’t know the exact title but it‘s about an hour long and you should find it by searching Mark Felton japanese war crimes or something similar

[@o0Evo0o]

You think that's bad? Look up Unit 731 (unless you intend to eat something or sleep in the next few hours because it seriously makes most *fictional* mad scientists look tame)

[@boomamathics2666]

So basically the god emperor had 18 sons ... wait a minute?!?!?

[@generaldreagonlps6889]

(20(21)) But we don't talk about those.

[@ukaszbiaek6641]

@@generaldreagonlps6889 what happened on Rangdan Genocide stays there

[@ukaszbiaek6641]

@@morgothable we know that it was last oficial mention of II Legion

[@BHuang92]

The problems with humans is that we always wanted more. That's our nature.

[@Logan912]

Yeah. Greed is universal.

[@retroknight4727]

Me after reading the title: A surprise for sure but a welcome one

[@SilvanaDil]

"Fun" fact: More people were evacuated by boat from Manhattan on 9/11 in 9 hrs. than from Dunkirk in 9 days.

[@adamhashi9673]

more people in manhattan than soldiers at dunkirk, and it would have been easier to evacuate them. Although 9 hours is quite the time difference, so yeah that is a fun fact

[@onejediboi]

Didn't expect this, you should react to his Falklands war video and all his other ones

[@abotz5396]

Are you that tbag gaming guy

[@ukaszbiaek6641]

11:23 "Yes and they kicked some ass"- Yeah... about that...

[@joecouture1880]

OverSimplified is my absolute FAVORITE history channel, love that you’re watching it!

[@wizardinabathrobe6297]

Same, it's not too complicated but still teaches about various topics, I've used it as an actual study tool but also as entertainment.

[@gyver8448]

The whole appeasement thing has a lot of modern parallels to what is happening now with China. China is just a lot more subtle about it.

[@ZzJ17]

China owns slaves. The China virus, the south China sea, screw them

[@TheSkyGuy77]

They're not really subtle. People just weren't paying attention for 20 years.

[@gyver8448]

@@TheSkyGuy77 I'd agree that they're not subtle if you're paying attention. I was just saying they're *more* subtle because they're at least making an attempt to hide it instead of just marching soldiers in and taking over. Although I guess that might change soon because of Taiwan.

[@Darthdesmond]

Except it was Russia and Ukraine. And we were all distracted

[@xinzlo6101]

The CIA has interfered with 81 foreign countries elections but yeah bro the evil empire we can’t “ appease” is definitely China.

[@picasorask4521]

React to "The fallen of ww2". I really recommend it.

[@nvasoldier6893]

WAIT WHAT? NO WAY MY MAN REACTING TO OVERSIMPLIFIED

[@mr.pinstripe7171]

Honestly the saddest thing wasn’t even the fact that Italy was chemical bombing a small African nation that was using wooden spears against tanks it’s the fact that they nearly lost basically did and then had to come back with chemical bombs to win against as much smaller nation using wooden spears against their tanks and airplanes

[@fabianobenauf1809]

Japan was in WWII one of the most industrialised countries in Asia, that's why they had so many successes

[@Bernie4life4182]

The thing I find interesting about WW2 is that the monarchs of the majority of the countries Hitler invaded fled to the UK but still sent messages to their country to bring hope to those still living there. The only monarch that didn't flee was King Christian X of Denmark, who walked around on a horse in Copenhagen every day without guards he quickly became a symbol of resistance.

[@le_bourgeoisee]

My grandma has often told how she survived as a child when Düsseldorf was bombed. She must have experienced pure horror. I hope we will never ever have the terrors of war in Europe again. Still we have them in many areas of the world. I can't understand why mankind just cannot work together and how power-hungry people can live with bringing death and loss to so many people... Greetings from Germany!

[@NONO-oy1cu]

We can't say for sure it won't happen again since there's people who are greedy and craved violence

[@zuliyanp3046]

Oversimplified battle of Hastings battle that change England language

[@connor735]

I'm Scottish and my great grandpa was a veteran of world war 2, always saw him as a hero but never got to meet him as I am quite young, then my great great grandpa was a shipmaster in ww1 and kept ports and naval bases running and got an award from the king, a certificate and a medal my gran still owns, awesome to look back and see what hero's were in yer family 🙌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@coyotelong4349]

This is why I love Star Wars Episode III- Really explores that theme of how dictators can fabricate emergency powers to seize permanent control.

[@SirSchmittyX]

Noticing the gradual and incremental approach is very key. It is SO important for modern times. It is always easy to recognize in retrospect but these types of things are still happening today and unfortunately very close to home.

[@Leecifur333]

This was fantastic. Please do part 2 asap!

[@Kaltsit-]

Need part 2. Definitely need it.

[@jakeboysen3331]

“Britain has done some real horrific stuff in the past, and America isn’t far behind either” America: “father I learned from you though”

[@starfire6764]

Yesssss I've been waiting for this. Love the work you've been doing and wish you the best.

[@henryquecabral9357]

Please keep going! Oversimplified is amazing! Go for the other series as well.

[@jneumy566]

I had a WWII fighter pilot game that I loved to play growing up, so I knew a little bit about stuff like Dunkirk and the Russian attack on Finland from the campaign. But it's even more interesting now that I know the context behind it and why it was all happening

[@snipergang7823]

Gotta say it’s kinda about time hopefully Luke reacts to more

[@Peg__]

I'm not a gamer (I watch your other vids), but I love your funny reactions. Your smile and laugh is infectious!

[@warhammeronlinenut]

Would love to watch you react to Part 2!

[@callapratt7927]

Clicked on the notification so fast! Definitely check out more oversimplified. It’s a great channel. Also I hope your day is amazing and that you and your family are well! ❤️

[@raymondsecrest3773]

So happy your finally reacting to oversimplified! After watching part 2 could you watch the video Attack on Pearl Harbor by Montemayor because I would love to see what your thoughts on it are!

[@domonji_bouldering]

Another one ASAP. Love your vids btw. Much love from Serbia

[@captaingarvielloken2319]

I love to see your reaction to part two

[@magicjewel96]

Just decided to Subscribe. You seem real down to earth and I really like that! I like the cut of your jib, as it were. I look forward to your vids and I hope you react to more Oversimplified, they're real interesting.

[@razier5299]

Oversimplified is amazing and you should definitely continue with him.

[@fieryone4028]

oversimplified videos are the ones that you don't have to take in to seriously in terms of detail like the aliens i guess 😅, but sometimes you got to really pay attention on the small details too for example, in one moment i forget which video, a country sneezes, which represents it's having a small pandemic, I really like oversimplified videos for it

[@ScottMaresh]

Awesome, enjoyed your reaction video very much and will definitely check out others of yours! Couldn't help but notice your hat as a D&D player. Assuming you are on as well? Oh, and thank you so much for you service! Mad respect.

[@kevinhernandez7481]

Mate! This was a great reaction! Keep it up bro

[@ssgbuddha400]

This is gonna be a BANGERRRRRRR haha you've grown so much man been subbed right before you blew up at 5k.... crazyy

[@za.monolit]

I love your vids, and this crossover!!

[@lafaqmacros8667]

fun fact: Operation Catapult, a British plan to neutralise or destroy French ships to prevent them falling into German hands in the aftermath of the Allied defeat in the Battle of France. The British bombardment of the base killed 1,297 French servicemen, sank a battleship and damaged five other ships, for a British loss of five aircraft shot down and two crewmen killed. The British attack was almost universally condemned in France and resentment festered for years over what was considered a betrayal by their former ally. Marshal Philippe Pétain, who was appointed the prime minister of France on 16 June, severed diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom on 8 July.

[@darthzayexeet3653]

One thing I rarely ever see mentioned, is the reason why the rescue at Dunkirk was such a resounding success for Britain. It could’ve easily ended in a bloodbath and a complete failure. Shortly before the Raid on Dunkirk, Hitler personally ordered the Wehrmacht to stop and take a break for a few days. The Invasion of France was going ‘too well’ in Hitler’s eyes as he heavily suspected an Allied Trap. This eventually turned out to be unfounded, but by the time he had realized this, it was already to late. British Troops were already in the midst of evacuating, when the German Army finally arrived. Many Historians called this Hitlers first and greatest Mistake. It is believed that without this short mandatory break, Britain’s Army in France would’ve been annihilated, Churchill probably forced to resign and his successor would’ve had to make peace with Germany. Britain had its best troops in France and would they have been wiped out, there would have been little chance to survive a land invasion. It is scary to think about how one little mistake may have completely changed the war and if Hitler listened to his Generals (who basically all opposed this break) History could’ve been completely different and the Third Reich could’ve won the War…

[@kevinpaz4909]

Please do part 2 I’ve been waiting

[@DouglasMacD]

YOU JOINED THE MARINES WITH 16!? I am 18 and I dont even know how to cook! Dude you got my respect!

[@kylecab31]

Luke, please reply to part 2 of this. I've never been so interested in history because of this, the animations is so freakin funny and entertaining

[@kiwigaming1605]

Thank you so much for reacting to oversimplified! History is something I had always wanted you to check out. Here are a few history channel recommendations that you could possibly enjoy: - Simple History - History Matters - The Armchair Historian - The Front - Feature History - John D. Ruddy - Liveth For Evermore These history channels are very knowledgeable and their videos are quite entertaining to watch. I highly recommend you react to these people sometime!

[@Bertie2013]

Simple history the armchair historian is good 👍

[@boxlflox9094]

Another reaction channel is consumed by Oversimplified. Love it!

[@devingimple9542]

Man you nailed it when you said how scary it is when a nation just lets things happen especially if you stand back and think about it today.

[@Marston687]

this is very unexpected and yes we want PART 2!!

[@ar1es778]

9:59 smacked me awake. Now every step I take I ask myself that, stuck in my head.

[@palmerthemedic7449]

Yeahhhhh, he's finally watching him

[@AcidifiedMammoth]

oh yes THIS IS GONNA BE AMAZING. PLZ DO MORE OF OVERSIMPLIFIED LOVE U

[@Kriegter]

HE'S REACTING TO A GODLY VIDEO BOIS

[@theantin98]

U gotta keep watching oversimplified man. It’s such a good channel!!

[@alvaromarianocarpio965]

how about reacting to all of OverSimplified's videos...

[@martinkrsoski8970]

Love your content

[@noahsomera1385]

I'm so happy that this reaction video exists :)

[@GAMERBOSS-xf8vc]

Basically Mussolini did not go to the king and say make me prime minister. The king wanted him as PM

[@CMY187]

I’m happy that you’ve chosen to react to Oversimplified and look forward to more reactions to his videos. Regarding Churchill, my opinion of the man is that he was every bit as crazy, murderous and racist as Hitler...which made him the perfect man to lead Britain against him. Churchill’s decisions during the war, such as attacking the French Navy, re-routing food supplies from Bengal and making false promises to Eastern European nations, can all be argued to have been morally terrible but necessary actions to Ensure Britain’s survival. He did what he felt he needed to. Still, I find it highly amusing that he was fired not long after the war ended. I love Churchill as a historical figure and would gladly watch a TV series of him that is honest and upfront about the sort of person he was. Apparently the guy genuinely enjoyed being a soldier in WW1. Like I said; crazy.

[@spadeface8500]

Fun fact. In many major cities in the UK and Europe, People are still finding old unexploded bombs. Often Meaning that thousands of people need to be evacuated from an area while EOD come's in to see to it. The most recent to my knowledge being 3 weeks ago in Exeter UK, Where a roughly 1000lb bomb was detonated by EOD.

[@pepperjack2473]

Ohhh I can't wait until part 2

[@aceul1894]

part 2 please!!

[@deidaratsuchikage289]

Minute 17:44 I love your reaction on this part of the video A year that i see you and still loving your reaction and your opinion on every part of the video From NYC (USA) have a good Day

[@RollingAZN]

Now that you've starting to Oversimplified channel, I recommend The Operations Room's channel. The channel is all about explaining military maneuvers for certain battles, currently it's on Desert Storm with a few other battles in between.

[@franklinnpotato1302]

Keep the series going

[@christopherorozco1021]

NOW THIS, IS EPIC!

[@AlphaSections]

I still don't understand how Churchill lost his position after the war. Yeah he messed up in WWI, but he was amazing in WWII!

[@Happymali10]

Chamberlain actually kept working for churchhill during the war. He got a cancer diagnosis some time after resigning but him and churchill kinda chose to keep it secret for moral purposes. He didn't live long after the war.

[@eeshsinger]

Oh my god he did it he reacted to oversimplified i wanted him to react to them but i never expect that he would do it hope he reacts to more of their videos

[@hxcvocalist]

I love these punch at 11:16 - 14:46 - 15:11 and more. It's so cool.

[@justpick0ne519]

definitely do part 2

[@caliban2805]

Another Great video👍, one of my favorite war stories is the 30 Belgian soliders who held the entire German army back for about two weeks

[@asrielthespaceshiba7723]

Fun fact: The Altmark incident is the incident where British sailor on Destroyer Cossack became Thomas Cochraine. Cossack's crew change to German colours and get close enough to the Altmark to board the ship it self and liberated 300 British POWs and the POWs' First impression by the Cossack's is "THE NAVY'S HERE!!!" Battlecry and this make the German invaded Norway because they let the Cossack go in to the Fjords where the Altmark is hiding. And the first hour of the invasion 1 German Advance Heavy Cruiser sunk because of the century old fortress in Oslofjord and it's the scene in the movie The King's Choice this made the German postpone and adjust the plan to invade Norway and missed out the Nordic Royal Family with the nation's gold reserves. And earlier in the war the German Advance Battleship Bismarck got spotted by a Norway's Seaplane Tender and let the British to chase Bismarck and The Hood got destroyed and became a British's Pearl Harbor and Bismarck got rekt by the entire Royal Navy available at the times.

[@lafaucheuse2001]

Dunkirk is a bad movie, since it does not even mention the sacrifice of 50k french soldiers in Lille and Dunkirk to give time for the brit to flee. We don't even see french soldiers in this """historical""" movie. I find it quite hypocritical since the brit never fought in dunkirk because, as the british general Alexander himself said to the french general Fagalde, "my soldiers are tired" (even if they basicaly never fought the german in France and passed their time fleeing from the front line). Churchill admitted that the epic resistance of the french division in Lille commanded by general Molinié, fighting and sacrifying themselfs 20k french soldiers against 150k germans, saved 180k british soldiers. Knowing that they wanted to rescue 20k soldiers, at most, at the start of the operation I think Nolan could have given some credit to the french army in his movie.

[@nipoone6109]

So it's a good movie but with mistakes.

[@nipoone6109]

@@lafaucheuse2001 Several things. Rewriting history would be if the Germans broke through and captured the soldiers trapped on the beaches. Or say, have the American airforce appear to save the evacuation. The movie leaves out events to keep the pace going and keep the runtime under more than several hours. You're talking out if your ass if you say the British never fought the Germans in France. Ironic considering you accuse the movie of rewriting history. No movie is completely historically accurate. Historical based movies will always take liberties. There is a general consensus among movies critics and watchers that Dunkirk is brilliant in terms of score, cinematography, and many other categories.

[@Logan912]

That’s the bad thing about a lot of “historical” movies. As an American, Michael Bay’s Pearl Harbor is atrocious in terms of being historically inaccurate and spitting in the face of those who lost their lives.

[@lafaucheuse2001]

@@Logan912 yeah that's a shame and that will be the case as long as idiots will react like Nipoon above

[@tristansalagoste4486]

Im damn early, also didnt expect this reaction! NICE!

[@jimparis5073]

I saw this video ages ago but had too watch this just for the reaction 😂

[@comradeglaz42]

Honestly most of oversimplifieds videos are incredible, WW1, the Cold War, the revolutionary war and the American civil war are some of the best.

[@NUFC-ln2yd]

Yes please do part 2

[@mask_vids9834]

I watched the end of the samurai videos by extra credits recently. New developments even gradual ones can cause major damage to certain cultures especially ones that have been experiencing total isolation from the rest of the world. Like just giving them guns horrified them with how outdated everything they were doing was and how their way of life was fundamentally flawed.

[@edwardliu111]

"Why can't people just be happy with what they've got" is a bit of a overstatement of the state of Italy's and Germany's economy post Great Depression

[@Svenliedom]

You should react to "history of the entire world, i guess"

[@TrymTheXboxGamer]

please do episode 2 :D

[@filipinogaming4285]

I love your vids

[@the_fixer2593]

Good reaction as always Luke. I don't remember if you watched the episode on the Americn Civil War or not, but if you haven't; I really think you should, you would like it a lot. Have a good day.

[@jnmg2210]

WE NEED PT. 2!!

[@Sinvare]

The Czech army was larger than Germany in terms of divisions. it was also vastly more mechanized, possibly the largest in the world at the time. The British and French air force was so small that they felt they had to give in to Germany's demands so they could buy time to build an Air Force. The Military commanders of both countries said maintain peace at any cost so they could build up. Chamberlain also famously said he would of had to work with the Soviets to stop the Nazis. Winston Churchill wanted Chamberlain to basically be a domestic Prime Ministers while he focus outside the country, but unfortunately he was sick and died. So he gets mocked here but is no where near the joke he is portrayed as. The respect Churchill gives him is the clearest example of this in my mind. The German army ran out of gas and had massive mechanical issues entering Austria. The news reels showed this powerful military, not the stalled tanks that had people hauling fuel from gas stations. If the French/British had a better intelligence network or diplomatic delegations to Austria they probably would of known and possibly made different choices. The German Army became vastly more mechanized because of being given Czechoslovakia. It gets called a mechanized force but less than 10% of it was when it invaded the Soviets. More than 90% was on foot or supplied by horses, not mechanical. The Maginot Line also extended to the coast. It was not as heavily defended but it existed so the idea the French had not prepared is just false. It was the vast movement of troops into Belgium to try to stop and the Germans, and the fleeing civilians that did more to jam cause a breakdown of the defense. And a few incompetent French Commanders. One general in charge of the Ardennes was given the option to have the entire french Air Force at his command as the Germans started their push. He refused to use it at first under the belief he didn't need it, so commanders in other sections made use of it. His superiors had seen the thrust coming, and moved to counter but he didn't make use of the air force or reinforcements before it was too late. If you want a modern example to justify military build up and spies as a means towards peace, the 1930s have some very good examples.

[@PHX76]

Oh yeah this is definitely Call of Duty 2003. Of course, KZbin. MOAR Oversimplified!

[@crimson_scum7129]

PART 2 PLEASE

[@tristansalagoste4486]

Do part 2 pls also ww1 oversinplified. Nice reaction too.

[@poggersimulator9601]

Oversimplified rly got me into history

[@raphaelweischer6046]

Luke i have to warn you Oversimplified is very good with his transitions to the ads from his sponsors

[@SiegfriedII]

One of my favorite youtubers watching another one of my favorite youtubers Noice

[@yoridyse5411]

this is is gonna be awsome

[@mach2223]

Man, as a Brit yourself you have to be so fucking proud of what your people did in the battle of Britain and North Africa.