Hitler's Rise and Fall | FULL DOCUMENTARY

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[@WhiteDawn.]

He said Hitler had no military training… within like 5 mins of the documentary! How’s is this good?

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Some of the footage in this video is very rare and not shown in any other WW2 documentaries

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[@luxor-uc2xs]

@@WhiteDawn. Combat experience is not equal to military training. He was just a postman on the front and nothing more.

[@BGivka]

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[@taze27]

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

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Djengis Khan feels ignored :(

[@capoislamort100]

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

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[@christianmcbrearty]

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

[@joeviloria2494]

Did not learn from Napoleon

[@kriserauw5970]

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

[@Incorruptus1]

Hmm well yes and no. Personally to me: What brought him down is his temperament from my perspective. His accomplishes and fellows turned against him. Than he became distrustful. A dictator on downfall. Lesser in public drawn back. Before becoming frightened for either and both the Russians and Allied Forces, while too proud, too psychopathic, too distrustful, and to angry at a people, of which the best deceived him. Self centered as he was, bathing in his might, than enduring stress and constant need for top results, his end he took. It might be me, but the guy was a mf pur sang. He got what he asked for. And yes a big part to his suicide is pride not willing to give in, and not wanting to become a play doll of his very enemies. A total narcissistic ass hole pushed in the corner. Not willing to hand the enemy any satisfaction out of capturing him. And to irritate them in the hope, his death will lead to lasting followers.

[@jeffreymarra231]

It's totally crazy seeing the similarities of cult-like leader idolatry back then and today, except here in the U.S.

[@JackeyBoyyy]

Kriserauw5970 So you’re saying, he didn’t have the resources to go to war, so he goes to war with Russia so that he can get the resources to go to war. Doesn’t really make any sense does it. Learn about the shrinking markets problem that hitler thought was real and learn some real history instead of just watching documentaries all the time

[@2yushin]

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

[@GeraldWalker-p6l]

Lord bless her and hopefully give her a little piece and closure I can't imagine living through this insanity is a child or as an adult actually but as a child I find that horrific

[@daviddavidson9681]

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

[@ethansamuels4486]

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

[@Hunter_Nebid]

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

[@Hunter_Nebid]

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

[@yvonneplant9434]

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

[@yvonneplant9434]

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

[@ronniebishop2496]

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

[@ScreamAndFly]

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

[@JonCaliber45]

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

[@DanaRevesLungs]

Thank-you General.

[@spyk_316]

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

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

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[@gouripanda7517]

Really???

[@johngeiger3770]

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

[@WillyKling]

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

[@chibang492]

The original Donald Trump.

[@johngeiger3770]

@@chibang492 uh no. Go talk to DJT son in law Kushner. Are you blind?

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Greatest generals? Only in their memoirs.

[@erenjaeger1738]

They were scared to tell her something. So hitler wanted yes men around him

[@nurdeutsch2000_youtube]

00:12 Hitler orders attack on France and Great Britain, despite stronger adversary 03:31 German offensive in Northern Belgium is a diversion 10:55 Hitler's fear of counterattack leads to interference in field operations. 14:36 Hitler's misguided arrogance leads to initial success but underestimates USSR 21:21 Hitler shifts strategy to lay siege on the city instead of attacking 24:49 Soviets counterattack and overwhelm the Germans 32:01 Hitler plans to seize oil fields in the Caucasus to bring down the Soviet Union 34:50 The defeat of Stalingrad marks a turning point in public opinion 41:17 Hitler's downfall and realization of defeat 44:13 Hitler's failure and suicide during the last days of WWII

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

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

[@WillyKling]

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

[@capoislamort100]

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

[@ninjawizard3865]

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

[@WillyKling]

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

[@wellokayyes1266]

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

[@eggshell671]

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

[@duniagowes]

What separates this documentary with others is the tempo of voice over. Calm & confident while majority of nowadays documentary talks like fast train, with no interval & punctuation. They seem afraid not to be heard or left by audience.

[@flornygrob]

Because this isn’t an AI narrator.

[@goat-eyes]

​@@flornygrobNeither is what you're errantly referring to. That would be TTS.

[@oryxofrage8553]

Literally the best ww2 or documentary ive seen ever, it properly delivers the best ending showing how devastating the end of the war was for all sides.

[@gouripanda7517]

Then this is your first time watching documentary.

[@Kole723]

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

[@bobsmith3291]

They said officer

[@paulwalker-nv5hl]

Oò⁹and

[@aidenwright803]

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

[@jackklenk4352]

@processtechnician6145This

[@krevin543]

Yes the narrator says that Hitler never received military training which is incorrect. He was a corporal in trenches of the 1st world war where he received injuries from gas attacks. What I think the narrator means to say is that he didn’t receive a formal military education from a university. He was an enlisted man who went through the equivalent of army basic training. Him giving orders to the german generals is the equivalent of a truck driver instructing the mechanical engineers on how they should design and manufacture their engines and automobiles. Does he have some experience with the equipment? Yes. Does he understand the general shape of what a successful product looks like and how it might be improved in some areas? Yes. Beyond that he is totally lost as to the practical aspects, practices, materials, and theory behind his truck.

[@jeremyk_541]

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

[@MrGrace]

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

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

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

[@tonic316]

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

[@tonic316]

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

[@Kerbin-kb7nj]

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

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Can you tell me the name of the song at 27:21 please???

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

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Archives

[@gouripanda7517]

Then this is your first time watching documentary.

[@americaisacontinent.]

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

[@rogeryoung5180]

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

[@americaisacontinent.]

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

[@TheWorld-xs8ly]

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

[@WillyKling]

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

[@WillyKling]

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

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Can you do one on the Bolshevics.?

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

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

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

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High quality really???

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

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​@@SLICE_Full_Doc Interesting you have to censor people cutting horses for food but can show piles of emaciated dead people... 😢 and worse...

[@gouripanda7517]

Then this is your first time watching documentary.

[@AnthonyBerardis-r1p]

@@gouripanda7517 Stop trying to be a wise guy.

[@absanosman7342]

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

[@nickraymer4125]

Great resource I’ve shared to my living history group. Love your videos!

[@dudoklasovity2093]

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

[@Tj930]

Timely reminder. Great video documentary. Macabre topic well explained

[@EngelsSegen]

One of the best documentaries I’ve seen till now. Very informative

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Thanks so much!

[@johnhenderson131]

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

[@erikwilson32]

Honest question. In the end, what was the result of all of Hitler’s doings?

[@Scourgeofthelittlehats]

Volkswagen, autobahns, rocketry, chemical advancements, NASA, mechanised military, jet engines, nuclear research, industrial techniques and production, tunneling, gyroscopes, fuel injection, turbos and superchargers, advances in rail, infrastructure and design. There's a lot more...

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Nice work. thx.

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[@johncogan8689]

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

Excellent documentary!

[@speckledjim_]

Wonder how large a role Pervitin played in the french downfall

[@jedimindtrix2142]

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

[@perryfreed1139]

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

[@graemecouch5010]

A Huge Role !

[@connierenna-xf9um]

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

[@connierenna-xf9um]

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

[@ericlin3867]

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

[@susannetherese27]

My grand uncle perished at Stalingrad. He was just 20 years old. I still have the last letter my grandmother wrote to her brother asking why he hadn't written home for such a long time. Her letter came back unopened. My great grandmother never got over the loss of her only son. So many lifes lost just because megalomanic politicians who themselves lived in luxury while millions of people died a senseless death.

[@gursehajsingh2029]

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

[@goat-eyes]

A detail constantly overlooked. The oversimplication is easier for most I presume.

[@edwardruiz5515]

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

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

The Sin Of Avarice

[@cindymaceda2999]

It’s happening to the leader of Russia right now. 😮

[@benjaminiyere-j5z]

The only statement that always gives me chills is 30 - 31 mins. He fired his general and turned to the only man he trust, HIMSELF!!!!!

[@cindymaceda2999]

Reminds me of a certain Republican running for a high office?😊

[@Balnazzardi]

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

[@cindymaceda2999]

Agree, but then 200 generals with military experience followed his orders. . .Except the 20 July 1944 conspirators who tried unsuccessfully to kill him and, if may I mention, General Field Marshall Paulus and his men who surrendered in Stalingrad against Hitler’s orders.

[@BenKlassen1]

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

[@raggersragnarsson6255]

It could have ended differently if they haven't have invaded so many countries so quickly and stretched their forces so far and left the UK alone. The Soviet Union was a bridge too far, albeit it was obviously a requirement for them to defeat the communists and Stalin already saw the threat at the time. Hitler should have held off for another year at least before that operation to build further, regroup and attack after the winter. Though with the wests support for the Sovs they still may have been defeated, but they may have held it if the USA had not have gotten involved via the UK plea. Merely my thoughts.

[@magdalenachadrys9437]

Wow! Amazing document. Thank You. ❤

[@ezewade04]

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

[@missnellaful]

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

[@stefan5730]

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

[@graemecouch5010]

Pervetin !

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

K glad i saw this comment. I always wonder how Perivitin isnt brought up EVERY time someone is explaining blitzkrieg. The more its studied the crazier it gets. There are a ton of written requests from German commanders for MORE of the drug, as well as concerns about dependency among soldiers.

[@kettujabamiesukkeliukko]

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

[@matthiassancken6082]

Same about Yugoslavia, Greece, North Africa!

[@kettujabamiesukkeliukko]

@@matthiassancken6082 Yeah!

[@JamoJokester]

Very good documentary

[@BodohYono]

*(Defeated france in 6 weeks)* western media: He didn't have military experience🤓

[@Tobi-ln9xr]

0:26 And…Austria?

[@carterdawson-rp1eg]

Was Hitler a officer with knowledge about how to plan a operation for war or just a private with not notion at all

[@jackcade68]

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

[@naciremasti]

You've never heard the Hitler-Mannerheim Recording?

[@TheTriplelman]

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

[@WillyKling]

@@TheTriplelmanWow, the programming is strong.

[@samueljackson6188]

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

[@TheBobbySinatra]

tldr

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

You are so smart.

[@naysay02]

Excellent documentary and music

[@Goat-vy2bi]

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

[@xwormwood]

I'm pretty sure they don't "do" documentaries, bur republish already produced one from the last 30 years or so, probably already shown on several national or private TV stations.

[@cindymaceda2999]

22:47 Standing beside Hitler is General, later Field Marshall, Paulus who surrendered at Stalingrad.

[@DiGi1992]

Didn't have military training but somehow was a corporal in WW1??!! I don't see how that works...

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

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

[@goat-eyes]

You don't get how tagging in KZbin comments works so it seems fair.

[@muertesolo]

Awesome documentary. Thank you.

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Thanks!!

[@MrPokerblot]

who filmed all that footage

[@VixCrush]

Propaganda teams

[@DankBruv]

Watched this for a school project, wonderful doc!

[@cindymaceda2999]

Watched this for the amazing film footage made by brave cameramen.

[@DerFlotteReiter]

15:20 Nope, that's not fully correct. Hitler had a very similar plan in his mind like the one Manstein presented him. That was the reason why he approved Manstein's plan very fast. Because he had similar ideas. So, more or less correct would be to say: they had both the idea. (I think it was in Volker Ulrich's Hitler Biography were this is mentioned.)

[@Roger-ss2lk]

Great documentary 👌

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[@alanwitton5980]

Great documentary very informative thanks for uploading it

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[@virginiasoskin9082]

Excellent documentary of a particular part of the war -- how Hitler rose to be the adored leader of Germany and how, through his lack of knowledge, military strategy, and the nations that became his enemies, he trashed Germany, killing millions of Jews and also millions of his nation's young men, making the entire German population suffer and die for his own ego. If he had had the means to travel to the UK and America, and took a train across America, he would have had a better understanding of the USA and what we were capable of producing and doing on a war footing. When he declared war on the US he sealed his fate -- death like a diseased rat in a maze of damp and stuffy bunkers. He had only a limited education and was not real bright. He had an image of himself as grand, a born leader; but he was not; I can easily see why a few of his generals tried to do him in. They knew what a weak person he was. Lots of rare footage in this one also -- the women walking up a street in Berlin hauling their belongings, suddenly stopped by gunfire and not knowing which way to go to get safe. Buildings collapsing all around the street.

[@jbs9231]

There's is an amprehencive expression on Rommal if footage is Correct..

[@avonmusk3420]

18:00 "World's first genocidal War.." I don't know about that

[@The_Real_bubbazaneti]

Superb documentary!! One Everybody should watch today, cause the world, has yet again taken such a path! We seem to have forgotten the horrors of war, and now slowly, it is spreading through Autoritarian Countries, with mad men like Hitler, thirsting for power and dominans, and based on their own twisted ideologies, either political or religious. All though most of the generations during the WWII, either are very old or passed away, we should never forget these horrors, cause if we do, the history will repeat it self.

[@calvinmischke6706]

The power of crystal meth

[@dustybottoms2780]

😂

[@ronald-bh5vi]

It was amphetamines not crystal meth

[@thijsloil2015]

​@@ronald-bh5vimeth is an amphetamine and hitler took meth

[@elcabrito21]

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

[@cindymaceda2999]

I was born 9 years after the war ! But our parents didn’t want to talk about it. My Dad who was 16 when Pearl Harbour was attacked, could not serve and he never spoke about surviving the Japanese Occupation. It was just not spoken about.😢

[@cindymaceda2999]

Now I am almost 70 & reading Antony Beevor’s “Stalingrad” and other books about this horrific period.

[@jesse75]

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

[@WillyKling]

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

[@IsaacMuntz]

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

[@jurgenschlieper6357]

Auf einem der Fotos sehe ich chrupa nur mit dem Alter klappt das nicht.Ein Verwanter ?

[@Zowie39]

36:45 whoever has a kitty who actually looked to see if it was their kitty? 😺 It did sound like a "meow" ! I had to rewind just to make sure.Lol! Okay, back to watching! Thanks ⚘️🕊🙏🐾

[@denissullivan5035]

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

[@philwilliams2505]

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

[@cindymaceda2999]

Haha, wannabet? 😂 Watch what’s happening in the US right now.

[@ColeYounger16]

I pretty much only watch cop videos like DUI's, and, WW2 documentaries. I have to say, you have some of the best, and, real footage. I'm a history geek, so, thanks this is so fascinating.

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thank you so much for watching!!

[@stanislav7920]

Great narration! It clearly stands out amongst the hundreds other documentaries of the kind.

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thanks so much!

[@denis8087]

Love your documentaries and style

[@maximus8992]

Great narrator

[@missnellaful]

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

[@adnanubi]

It is also a nightmare when we see the same hate and war machinery used by the Israeli forces against innocent Palestinians same ideas new avenues

[@nathancarter6311]

Hamas started it

[@janbelamans5333]

Walking in my village in Europe as a white minority today: "What do you mean at least I dont speak German?"

[@GenocideWesterners]

That is your fate. You can cry about it or accept it.

[@janbelamans5333]

@@GenocideWesterners There is no such thing as fate. and I dont have to accept anything.

[@GenocideWesterners]

@@janbelamans5333 Everything is pre destined. You can see it in this video too. Germany could never win because it’s a small country. The same way, Europeans are a small and aged race at the end of the day. People who deny the existence of fate are deluding themselves. No one can run away from fate.

[@janbelamans5333]

​@@GenocideWesterners Off course. It was Germany vs the world in WW2.. But....WTF u say? "Small and aged race"....lol. These European bastards are anything but small. They are one of the worlds greatest people. I am Egyptian myself. I can only imagine walking around my village as a minority now in Europe..And fate is whatever you make of it. If a people will go all out, Your so called fate could change for those people. History books will change... Nothing is pre destined. All across history people have proven otherwise.

[@janbelamans5333]

​@@GenocideWesterners Off course. It was Germany vs the world in WW2.. But....WTF u say? "Small and aged race"....lol. These European guys are anything but small. They are one of the worlds greatest people. I am Egyptian myself. I can only imagine walking around my village as a minority now in Europe..And fate is whatever you make of it. If a people will go all out, Your so called fate could change for those people. History books will change... Nothing is pre destined. All across history people have proven otherwise.

[@MrCheat-rh8eu]

Wow! Amazing document

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thanks!!

[@garysangiacomo8016]

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

[@passiononfire]

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

[@cindymaceda2999]

Just glad to get this historical summary free on YT. This should be seen by today’s youth so they know how difficult it was to have Democracy.

[@josephayers7395]

​@@cindymaceda2999The united states isn't a fucking democracy

[@numeric.alphabet]

There were any rumor connected what is and how is polland after france

[@wellokayyes1266]

The videography in this documentary is Excellent!

[@SLICE_Full_Doc]

Thank you so much!

[@blacksiskin8018]

problem is that people want to help but they thin that their money will go to other peoples pockets

[@marckg6950]

10:52 " the Fuhler is prudet" dont here that in history videos much.

[@cindymaceda2999]

😅

[@cindymaceda2999]

“War against the USSR will be child’s play.” 😂😂😂 Oops.

[@AJice1980]

28:50 was that really Hitler speaking?

[@KhalidMohammed-i8r]

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

[@brucemacmillan9581]

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

[@JoshuaBortnick]

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

[@williambrock3534]

To be fair the campaign in Russia was mostly given over to the OKW but the high command didn’t fully understand what giving up space to buy time meant in a country so large because in Central Europe just a day or 2 meant the enemy was at your capital city. They also thought wiping out a standing army meant victory not understanding how a nation so large can use that time to literally rebuild a whole army and multiply it by 5.

[@jameshannagan4256]

I remember reading that a lot of the French leadership said they simply ran out of room to regroup and fight.

[@Laurenciusthefifth]

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

[@mwizasimpasa4524]

I read panzer leader by guderian a long time ago.Now gotta watch how it played out.Thank you very much. Keep it up.

[@luapnosboh7421]

17:22 that one got done by the sidecar it seems

[@ajyoung4530]

47:35 did he though?

[@VanLe-f8i]

to know more about the character of Hitler you should know the following story. Hitler attended WW1. He was injured towards the end of the war and was taken out of the front . When he was recovering in military hospital the war ended but he didn't know. He wrote in the Main Kamp: one day I got a newspaper and knew that Germany lost the war , I felt I am blinded again There were indian soldiers who flighted Germany in WW2 and later named their son Hitler.There are cafeterias in Indonesia named Hitler.

[@Laurenciusthefifth]

Europa The Last Battle

[@MikaJarvi86]

Best documentary by far.

[@BarbecueSnowflake]

This should be at least 90 minutes long.

[@Kerbin-kb7nj]

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

[@B_COOPER]

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

[@RonEldridge-ib6gr]

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

[@galapagos4154]

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