World War II Every Day with Army Sizes

[@mikeshinoda703]

Hollywood always portrays WW2 from such a USA-centric perspective, but the sheer volume of conflict that commenced on the eastern front is crazy. Apparently 80% of the axis army was there.

[@alfatejpblind6498]

It’s no secret that there is an agenda in portraying the war that way

[@michaelofminsk8951]

Indeed! And 80% of its army was destroyed by USSR, they also destroyed 1 mln kwantong Japanese army in 1945 in a few months while today they claim that UK and USA won the war. Thankfully, people are not that stupid and so many westerners including Americans and British know at least something about the Eastern front and that time on FB send pics of a Soviet soldier put a red flag on Reachstag but FB banned them all (facepalm), it was 1 or 2 years ago on a V-day, idk about this year though

[@ellgen1]

What happened on the western front was nothing compared to the brutality of the eastern front. Even soldiers who fought on the eastern front and were later reassigned to the western front attested to this, and stated that the western front was quote "A fairyland in comparison".

[@pedroduarte6058]

Tbh, and as far as I read about the subject, the Western Front was very reduced in terms of numbers, compared to those in the Eastern Front, not to mention the combat conditions (winter, scorched land policy, inch earned inch lost combat). Also, the Pacific Campaign had several moments that can be compared to the Eastern Front, in terms of brutality and head on combat (deep jungle and guerrila warfare isnt nice). Not saying the WF was a walk in the park, but besides one or another campaign regarding the Normandy Landings (the Bulge) and one or another moment regarding the Italy campaign (Anzio or Mount Cassino), they werent as vicious and brutal as other clashes happening in the EF or relating the Pacific campaign.

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

The only american movie who is clise to the war is Enemy at the gate

[@IshanShahapurkar2]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">0:00</a> - Germany Invades Poland <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="7">0:07</a> - USSR Invades Eastern Poland <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="14">0:14</a> - Poland Seizes to Exist as a country <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="34">0:34</a> - USSR attacks Finland in what would be called the 'Winter War' <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="84">1:24</a> - Germany invades Denmark, Norway <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">1:35</a> - Invasion of France and Beneleux Countries <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="109">1:49</a> - Italy joins the war against France and UK <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="109">1:49</a> - Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Annexed by USSR <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="112">1:52</a> - France Surrenders <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="113">1:53</a> - USSR Annexes Bessarabia <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="142">2:22</a> - Italian Libya attacks Egypt which is Ruled by the United Kingdom <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="160">2:40</a> - Italian Albania attacks Greece, a small push is there <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="165">2:45</a> - Italian Push is halted <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="167">2:47</a> - Greek Counterattack against Italy <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="170">2:50</a> - Hungary Joins Axis <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="170">2:50</a> - Romania Joins Axis <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="191">3:11</a> - USSR offers to join Axis Powers, but its declined (text given) <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="192">3:12</a> - A counter-attack in Africa by British Egypt <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="206">3:26</a> - Bulgaria joins Axis Powers <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="215">3:35</a> - Yugoslavia join Axis Powers <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="217">3:37</a> - They withdraw from Axis Powers, as the Fascist Government is removed <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="221">3:41</a> - Yugoslavia join Allies, Axis invade the country <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="224">3:44</a> - Yugoslavia Surrenders <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="225">3:45</a> - British Troops exacuvate Greece as the country is invaded and occupied by the Axis Powers. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="226">3:46</a> - Italian Push into Egypt <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="226">3:46</a> - The Allies invade Iraq to limit oil imports <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="237">3:57</a> - Operation Barbarossa is almost ready... <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="240">4:00</a> - Iraq capitulates <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="241">4:01</a> - Vichy-France controlled Syria and Lebanon are invaded by the allies. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="249">4:09</a> - *Germany and Axis Powers invade USSR, the largest invasion in history. (3 million troops)* <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="250">4:10</a> - Finland joins Axis powers <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="313">5:13</a> - Japan attacks Pearl Harbour. USA joins the war, in side of the allies. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="314">5:14</a> - The Red Army makes a counter-offensive against axis <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="388">6:28</a> - There is a german offensive towards the Causcases, to get Oil. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="439">7:19</a> - Allies invade large parts of Africa, which is controlled by Vichy-France, A german puppet state <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="444">7:24</a> - *In the Battle of Stalingrad, 400,000 german troops are surrendered; A.K.A. the 6th Army.* <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="446">7:26</a> - Axis Soldiers withdraw from the region. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="463">7:43</a> - A huge push into Libya <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="473">7:53</a> - Only Tunisia is left, for north african land of Axis Powers <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="531">8:51</a> - Allies invade italy <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="552">9:12</a> - Italy Surrenders after another attack, but is quickly taken again from German Troops <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="553">9:13</a> - Allies continue invading Italy, USSR slowly makes a counter-offensive <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="631">10:31</a> - USSR Troops reach Romanian Border <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="654">10:54</a> - 'Operation Overlord' successfully works. Allies invade German France <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="665">11:05</a> - 'Operation Bagration' is a success. Large amounts of land are captured. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="688">11:28</a> - Romania Captiluates; Paris liberates <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="694">11:34</a> - Bulgaria Captiluates <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="696">11:36</a> - Finland signs a peace treaty <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="705">11:45</a> - Allied Soldiers land on coast of Greece <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="734">12:14</a> - The Battle of the Buldge <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="763">12:43</a> - Allies enter German Lands <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="764">12:44</a> - USSR Soldiers capture Vienna <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="774">12:54</a> - Berlin is captured <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="780">13:00</a> - Germany's Ruler ____ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="782">13:02</a> - Germany Uncontrolably surrenders. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="785">13:05</a> - *WORLD WAR II ENDS.* pls like this took like forever

[@cooldud7633]

Underrated comment Edit: Overrated comment

[@psydropz990]

Top

[@thegamingidiot8939]

Damn nice work

[@팝송용계정-d4g]

6:00 - Switcherland : yeepee!

[@lucaherrmann77]

Thanks for the timeline. Improvement suggestion: 13:02 Germany's unconditional surrender. "Uncontrolled" is a typo I guess

[@Woodscraps-lr5vz]

Definitely shows how WWII was much much more of a Soviet-German thing in Europe than it really was an American thing.

[@redaug4212]

Still, the western front was just as strategically important to German high command as the eastern front was. The percentage of Axis forces in the east dropped from 80% to 60% over the span of 1944.

[@khabbad]

It certainly was American thing as well. If the Americans stayed out of the war and never did the Lend Lease program, the borders in Europe would look much different

[@moisesrosario9716]

For Real. The USSR role on WW2 media(like movies) is way to undervalued, while the USA role is way to overvalued

[@rickroll9705]

@@idk_pineapple2691 lets face it they would prolly get destroyed whitout allied help which was what happened.

[@redaug4212]

@@moisesrosario9716 That's only because Russia doesn't make as many movies as the US does. Can't blame American studios for making movies about their own country's history.

[@JonathanBresnihan77]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="251">4:11</a> that attack on the Soviet Union, in ALL its initial glory, is unspeakably BONE-chilling

[@SpiritBread]

Согласен

[@Sahm.tattoo]

They really underestimated the red army though

[@FiftySpeed]

The music is absolutely perfect for a massive war.

[@HasseThungriaapping]

I agree

[@masterofalltrades_]

the music really hyped it up. Glory to the Soviets.

[@Zeitgeist-ip1eu]

Fun fact: a tractor factory in Stalingrad kept defending itself as long as whole France did

[@unclejo9571]

This tractor factory was destroyed by capitalism couple years ago, w/o Hitler. Russians capitalist did it :(

[@andydufresnefromshawshank5866]

Don’t forget about Pavlov’s house

[@bewarsu]

Hence the French recognising the huge role the Battle of Stalingrad played in weakening the German army, named one of its Paris Metro station as Stalingrad

[@Ocro555]

Legit?

[@KazeHorse]

@@bewarsu is that legit? I never knew that if its true.

[@Lucas-ss5xi]

The overlapping text: <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="260">4:20</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="262">4:22</a> : - Soviet industry moved behind the Ural mountains in great speed - Assistance Pact signed between the United Kingdom and the USSR <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="272">4:32</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="276">4:36</a>: - A Spanish volunteer division arrives on the Eastern Front - Hitler, against the advice of his generals, shifts some forces from the Moscow offensive - British and Soviet troops invade Iran to save the Abadan oilfields <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="409">6:49</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="446">7:26</a> - Lack of Munitions forces Rommel into a standstill - The Red army offers more resistance around Stalingrad. German focus shifts towards the city - The German military agrees that seizing Stalingrad will starve the Caucasus front and end all southern resistance - The long fight for Stalingrad begins, with huge losses suffered on both sides - The long front line has resulted in the Axis forces being spread thin,with multiple sectors being barely manned - Allies plan invasion in Axis Held North Africa - Soviet begin building up for Operation Uranus; The encirclement of Stalingrad - German forces attacks in Caucasus - only small gains achieved - British and American forces land in Morocco and Algeria. Vichy France seized by the German army

[@Steezboy3000]

I hope this gets a lot more likes, thank you for this

[@swy334]

You are a god

[@johnnyjohnny2650]

I hope the dude reuploads.

[@PrivateMcPrivate]

Everyone like it so it goes to the top. It needs to be pinned

[@ixICocoIxi]

Thank you! It’s a shame it got so many views so quickly as I don’t think he’ll reupload it now. Itwould be great to have this A: with the correct text, and B: with the text in a better position to read it and watch the advancements at the same time

[@Ultinarok47]

The Operation Barbarossa section gives me chills every time. The music, the gigantic numbers, hundreds upon hundreds of thousands encircled. 80% of men born in the USSR in 1922 would be dead by the war's end, and those three months reflect it wholesale. The air raid sirens and general chaos of the music really drive home how barbaric it was.

[@ВладиславКотляр-ф8у]

Только чтсла врут. У германии 5.5 миллиона человек включая 800 тысяч из остальных европейских стран.

[@gursehajsingh2029]

@@ВладиславКотляр-ф8у Germany had only 3.4 million 326k were romanian and 400k Italian 75k Hungarian (these ain't entirely accurate but they are close)

[@vyacheslavromantovsky1238]

@@ВладиславКотляр-ф8у 5,5 mln had stalin's red army. The true lie is that the red army had never fewer soldiers than the Bundesware. Saying the other means repeating and distributing the soviet's myths.

[@shavkat95]

I like the word 'barbaric' in this context. People in high places, considered to be god-like, actually just a bunch of hobos killing innocent people for nothing.

[@mariansabrdella6588]

@@vyacheslavromantovsky1238 the other 2m was in Siberia and other fronta

[@aaronsworld2338]

1941: 15 km away from Moscow🥳 1945: 0 km away from berlin

[@sjvv4961]

1941*

[@reprak360czcz6]

at the end of 1941 bro

[@aaronsworld2338]

@@sjvv4961my bad

[@Robbiehans]

With almost 50 million death

[@МихаилКлоков-ч2г]

​@@RobbiehansЗа эту войну даже не 50 млн потерь, и откуда знать, кто-то говорит что 71 млн, или даже 80+...

[@danielliebergall856]

I never knew the sheer scale of the encirclements in Barbarossa and it is absolutely stunning that the Soviets managed to win

[@smartandhandsome]

Some three million Soviets were in captivity by the time Germany reached Stalingrad, with another couple million casualties... And that was only the beginning of the red army's reserves!

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

it helps to have a much larger population i guess LOL

[@c15a]

they won by making the people go hungry, and the scorched earth policies which made every civilian near the front line starve. also the killing of the kulaks, who refused collectivization, and the no step back policy which prevented retreat and killed millions. losing a few T-26s and BT-7s wasn’t gonna do anything when they cant even penetrate howitzer shields. come 1942 you have T34-76s and an army that knows the german city boy’s greatest weakness (hand to hand combat with rough farmers.) To Stalin, civillians are a liability when captured by the germans, and taking their stuff means the germans won’t get it. All the deaths were used to buy time, which he needed to mobilize his army.

[@Morgan-cv8bf]

@@c15a who won

[@localdude3702]

@@c15a "no step back policy which prevented retreat and killed millions" This has been debunked so many times.

[@DanielosII]

Every number in these statistics was an actual breathing, young human being with an unique valuable life. The staggering loss of life in this terrible war is heartbreaking.

[@Pzkpfw-V-Ausf.D]

This phrase is veryyyyy.poweful

[@tempejkl]

Especially in Operation Barbarossa, and in China.

[@rennor3498]

'' A single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic.'' - Joseph Stalin. No wonder why Soviet Union suffered the most casulaties than any other nation during the second world war.

[@proudindian2186]

Well wait for ww3. This is going to be greatest calamity.

[@coolmanpantsman]

@@rennor3498 fr, we often forget how brutally EVERY nation was affected by this war

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

This new concept has lots of potential. It gives more insight on how powerful countries actually were. Usually, you only have country sizes, which can easily be deceptive. Of course, there’s still a lot more to it than that.

[@idontmakecontent4870]

Definitely. This shows the real numbers

[@maven.mapping]

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[@catlovingtrio]

Actually, you can also use how well a country is doing to tell how powerful it is.

[@alahsiaboi8909]

If you really think country sizes correlates directly towards their military powers then you must be thinking African country are world class

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

@@alahsiaboi8909 That's exactly what I'm saying.

[@Igor03021972]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="787">13:07</a> It's a pity that Corsica remained captured

[@GamerPlayzzz]

Still Axis territory to this day

[@RassuYT357]

Sad Fact

[@kingbread5808]

I’ve never realised how terrifyingly close the Germans were to Moscow.

[@francescoorlando1373]

That's why Russia has always feared an invasion from the west

[@Wile-.E.-Coyote]

Look at the way the Russian rail network is laid out and consider how disastrous it would have been to lose moscow, or even have it encircled.

[@ronkaufhold6253]

The Germans were in Moscow I think

[@2137xd]

@@ronkaufhold6253 nope they could have went to moscow but the closest army chose to help encrircle other soviet armies

[@disobeyv2724]

Even if they took moscow it wasn't meant the end. Napoleon actually took the moscow and still he lost.

[@Vestu]

Got chills at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="250">4:10</a> the scale of the German-Soviet war was just so gargantuan and the amount of lives lost is impossible to wrap one's head around...

[@user-et2ry3ho7v]

The music does a great job at conveying that sentiment you just described

[@jacklee1616]

Пока советы и немцы воевали и уничтожали свою экономику и инфраструктуру ,USA за это время заняла мировой трон .У меня складывается ощущение что Гитлера финансировали Американцы для того что бы поставить на колени европу

[@navyseal1689]

the entire US ww2 casualties in just one encirclement, Soviet losses was insanely huge

[@adriannsantos]

Amazing how fast the Germans were advancing in the Soviet territory, faster than they were in the invasion of Poland and France.

[@Mediaevalist]

I feel you. I am German and the suffering that was contained within these few seconds honestly made me anxious. I will do my part to make sure that any of this does not happen again.

[@CanadianPrepper]

Whats amazing is the amount of soldiers they still had right up until the end, now countries struggle to muster armies a fraction of that size

[@CanadianPrepper]

@@gutser The Russians who liberated camps? Whose side should we be on?

[@gunnarfranzen9166]

@@CanadianPrepper no wars require that amount of mobilization today luckily. But seeing how a weakened and almost economically collapsed Germany could build such a powerful army that quickly, im of what people could do with todays far more destructive weapons.

[@lks11]

@@gutser you're forgetting something.. There are militas in Luhansk and Dontesk actively fighting Ukraine... there weren't militias in the countries that USSR and Germany conquered that defected to the Axis powers so your propaganda ends here

[@РазвороченнуюТанталовых]

Платить надо солдатам тогда всё было на вере в родину или нацию

[@arcaipekyun4232]

@@lks11 Except there were such militias, entire legions (of hundreds of thousands collaborators) mobilized from the USSR territories for the German forces. So your propaganda ends before it even begins.

[@mitchycool92]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="643">10:43</a> Eisenhower’s speech to the troops always gets me jazzed up! That background music is also well picked!

[@kuskuskus1212]

Saving this without having to scroll down much. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">00:00</a> - Kriegsgewitter / Hearts of Iron 2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">01:35</a> - Epic Battles / Hearts of Iron 3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="122">02:02</a> - Low Unity / Hearts of Iron 3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="243">04:03</a> - Storming Omaha Beach / Hearts of Iron 3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="317">05:17</a> - Leningrad / Hearts of Iron 3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="368">06:08</a> - Demolition Victory / Call of Duty 2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">07:00</a> - Rise my Comrades / Hearts of Iron 3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="506">08:26</a> - War / Hearts of Iron 2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a> - The Royal Air Force - Hearts of Iron 4 *Reposted Original comment is from StrategyGameplays777*

[@lugarlonginquo]

Obrigado

[@somerandom2637]

That guy who commented was proven right lmao. It did indeed get lost in the comments

[@gmlrud12]

thanks

[@nikolozgilles]

bless you

[@Plaazzzz]

Ironic that the music during Operation Barbarossa is titled, "Storming Omaha Beach"

[@StrategyGameplays777]

saving this without having to scroll down much. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">00:00</a> Kriegsgewitter - hoi2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">01:35</a> Epic Battles - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="122">02:02</a> Low Unity - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="243">04:03</a> Storming Omaha Beach - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="317">05:17</a> Leningrad - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="368">06:08</a> demolition victory - cod2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">07:00</a> Rise My Comrades - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="506">08:26</a> War - hoi2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a> The Royal Air Force - hoi4

[@cryptjet4169]

thanks so much man

[@joonatanlehti3703]

Thx this comment deserves 10 000 likes

[@guywithnoname9302]

Well this comment will 100% not be seen again, just used this alt account to see if I could spot my account with all the music listed on it, (yes I am the guy who wrote the original time stamps and specific music which this guy probably copied and pasted due to not being able to find it again) Anyways, back to the point, even 7k likes+ comments, especially the ones with the timestamps, will surely be lost, so make sure to do what this guy did if u wanna remember the music

[@quynhhathixuyen2085]

Hero

[@Mamont_Egorov33]

Легенда

[@ande991]

Soviets: ”we have 4 million soldiers” Germany: *encircles 500k men* ”how about now?” Soviets: ”we have 5 million soldiers”

[@Username80020]

Germany: *kills 9 million soviet soldiers* Soviets: we have 13 million soldiers

[@theodorebagwell141]

87% of the Red Army soldiers, which served in WW2, died. I think about 30% of the German soldiers died. But one recognizes with what a high cost of blood Stalin bought this victory. A human life has had no value in the Soviet Union. 10 million dead Red Army soldiers. 17 million dead Soviet citizens. An unimaginable amount.

[@AixelShorts]

Lol

[@bayerischerkerl6788]

​@@Username80020 This is how the authorities of the country are now voicing in Ukraine, 16 missiles were fired by Russia. Ukraine shot down 14 air defense missiles, but there are 6 hits on the infostructure😂😂😂

[@Gaming101-n2x]

@@bayerischerkerl6788 how does the war in Ukraine always find a way to get into every argument? Like fr…

[@Moromom22]

This is honestly my favorite video on KZbin.

[@R.S.4672]

@Moromom22 It's in my top five for sure

[@marcusberns3746]

same, I watch this a few times a month

[@davidh7071]

Regardless of the overlapping text this is seriously one of the most impressive historical videos I've seen, incredible work

[@wassentme1891]

Amazing video! Without the overlap I would rate it 10/10 for perfect.

[@Jean20B]

@@wassentme1891 As a Corsican I'd rate it 0/10 lmao

[@Jean20B]

Honestly it's not bad, but you just have to take a look at the end of the video to see that Corsica is supposed to be blue

[@candodggolotm7547]

@@Jean20B do Corsicans speak French or Italian?

[@Jean20B]

@@candodggolotm7547 French, we also have our own language (Corsican / corsu) that sounds more Italian than French

[@NiksWickOfficial]

the fact greece were outnumbered and defended for over 200 days against 4 different armies is amazing, makes me so proud that i am greek and my brave great grandfathers fought hard to defend their land, i know they ended up losing but it still shows the heart of greece never falls to anyone

[@uhhhh101]

Even after surrendering, their fight wasnt over yet

[@dannysigurdson7108]

Surely you understand that the true strength of the Greek is not in his heart, but in the impregnable tangle of coarse black chest hair which protects his heart

[@beats4all914]

The part when Greece surrender is a little bit sad and with the background music... Everyone respect the greek legacy and if you like the history like me much more...

[@andrydia2849]

Ñ

[@i-fart-n-elevators4610]

If only the newest generation could repel the Arab and African invaders today...

[@PaperBagEntertainment]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="249">4:09</a> the moment you’ve been waiting for

[@endermix5859]

Bone chilling

[@billynamer]

What I love most is getting so engrossed in reading the text of the wars advancement until a clash of words makes it unreadable. Thank you.

[@Armex_YT]

Ikr

[@theunknownkadath]

Thats the tragedy of war

[@kevinindublin]

@billynamer Yes, the video is good but there is a technical / UI problem in that the captions at the bottom left of the screen are too fast-moving. But when the video is paused to better read & absorb the captions, they are semi-obscured by info in the youtube video progress bar.

[@JonathanBresnihan77]

Definitely this was a true Word War

[@FillupMan]

​@@kevinindublinI agree. An above average IQ (perhaps 110-130?) Person, are ya? Noice. Because who the he'll takes the time to think it out and focus on the facts of reality rather than one's own preferences and emotions?

[@robertcolichio9345]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="247">4:07</a> The sheer numbers of troops invading the Soviet Union is crazy and what's even more scary are the numbers of Soviet troops encircled and captured by the Germans during operation Barbarossa. Truly mind boggling.

[@Mentol_]

You will probably be surprised, but the author forgot to add Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine personnel for the German army. In total, about 4 million Germans invaded the USSR and about 870 thousand allies. The author also forgot to add the personnel of the Air Force, Navy and NKVD for the USSR. Total should be 3.2 million (instead of 2.7) on June 22nd. But of course not all of them were near the border. In addition, for some reason, the author showed the Finnish army separately, and included the Red Army that opposed it in this region in the total number.

[@usul573]

Operation Barbarossa is not only unfilmable, but I'd say it's damn near unimaginable. A 3 million man offensive is like 300 Battle of Helms Deeps going off across six months and 600,000 square kilometers.

[@matthewliu6987]

test

[@shaheenshad5012]

​@@usul573largest human offensive in human history, and most probably of all time. Also those 6 months confrontation did almost 80% ww2 theatre( more than pacific eastern and southern theatre combined)

[@styrofoamforbreakfast]

What purges of officer corps do to an army

[@Nvwheeler]

The air raid siren during the onset of Operation Barbarossa was a good touch. Kind of captured the moment

[@gulanhem9495]

Yes, such a glorious moment! 🐺🤗🐻

[@diverge1337]

My favourite part

[@diverge1337]

Goosebumps

[@ericpeterman1575]

German Nazi vs Soviet Union. The real big deal of the second world war.

[@Chansoo21]

​@@gulanhem9495나치를 좋아하냐?

[@R.S.4672]

The deep sadness in the British voice at the beginning gets me every time. It's like he couldn't believe they had to go to war again, only 20 years after WWI.

[@Sherlock-r9e]

Chamberlain

[@gigachud35]

they literally started it "we must protect Poland... but only from Germany the Soviets can do whatever they want!"

[@XQFangs]

The fact that you transitioned from making HOI4 Timelapses to mapping historical conflicts with extensive research and real-time frontline and army size changes is absolutely incredible. Really well done.

[@sophieku1161]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYCuZI2Kbr1geZY

[@Nietabs]

Whats HOI4

[@Tony199199]

@@Nietabs Hearts of iron 4

[@szalailaszlovid]

is it made with HOI4?

[@rbgnx]

@@szalailaszlovid No, I guess he used After Effects.

[@KingAimAssist]

in the Second World War , they held out against the German troops: Denmark - 6 hours; Luxembourg - 1 day; Holland - 5 days; Yugoslavia - 11 days; Belgium - 18 days; Greece - 24 days; Poland - 27 days; France - 1 month and 12 days; Norway - 2 months and 1 day. Pavlov's house in Stalingrad lasted 58 days

[@gooble69]

"France - 1 month and 12 days;" France was done in two weeks. The invasion started on May 10, and hundreds of thousands of allied troops were lining up on Dunkirk to flee by the 26th. 16 days from normal life in one of the most developed nations on earth to complete annihilation. This is worth remembering the next time anyone questions military spending.

[@toobig7150]

@@gooble69 funny that you mention military spending yet US its more akin to what germany did back then: Force other nations to comply with what they want or suddenly be "enemy of the Glory of the Nation" , not to mention the casual presence of certain companies on those countries too, im sure that its also unrelated. Literally just like Germany back then. Ah, irony.

[@gooble69]

@@toobig7150 "US its more akin to what germany did back then" In your pea brain I'm sure you thought that made sense when you wrote it...

[@POUTAANAS_GIOS_POUTIN]

Greece always falls easy

[@YourKindNightmare]

Brest fortress - 32 days

[@wormsblink2887]

The eastern front was an unprecedented slugfest of endurance, desperation and blood. Years of brutal total war.

[@kosiachok_fm]

@empty lol🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kosiachok_fm]

​@empty I am not a resident of "The West", but, nevertheless, I will answer here, for the sake of completeness In Odessa, we remember your atrocities very well, so few people will have the pity that you tried to evoke in your comment. This doesn't mean that all those who survived the occupation by you now hate you forever. It simply means that there is no pity As for the snobbery on the part of the "civilized West" - look at world history аnd the real reason will become clear

[@abdelrahmanibrahim2030]

@empty Well atleast ypur country is starting to develop

[@Anonymous-qj3sf]

@@kosiachok_fm Готовьтесь к вступлению в России, одесситы

[@Ilovedick778]

@@Anonymous-qj3sf бля, братан, ты можешь рашку хоть здесь не приплетать, пожалуйста?

[@juandalmasso2515]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="291">4:51</a> 663.000 encircled gave me goosebumps

[@ayushgamebytes9622]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">00:00</a> Kriegsgewitter - hoi2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">01:35</a> Epic Battles - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="122">02:02</a> Low Unity - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="243">04:03</a> Storming Omaha Beach - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="317">05:17</a> Leningrad - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="368">06:08</a> demolition victory - cod2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">07:00</a> Rise My Comrades - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="506">08:26</a> War - hoi2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a> The Royal Air Force - hoi4 i needed to save this incase i get lost (not my comment) credits to roda guinto

[@tuvaproduction]

you came to my rescue stupid shazam couldn't find music

[@sauliusvitkauskas8741]

yes ayush give credit keep it up

[@blackpaint9093]

demolition victory from cod2 was a good touch

[@hansgustavlinnestad6389]

i love you

[@younghuevitoo]

​@Trevor Braun Yep, they should be

[@David_Gonzalez_]

The troop numbers really put into perspective just how incompetent the Italian army was, they almost always outnumbered significantly their enemies and they still managed to lose

[@TPenthax]

its not all about Numbers, doesnt matter how many more ppl you have when the opponent is more strategic and technically advanced.

[@David_Gonzalez_]

@@TPenthax That… that’s what I said… they were strategically incompetent despite having a numbers advantage

[@shindayoake4715]

@@David_Gonzalez_ if you knew the history, you wouldn't write this since the beginning of the war, the regular army either surrendered or deserted, as a result, the USSR had only people who didn’t even hold a rifle in their hands, not to mention the fact that they had just finished military service

[@RexidusUR]

Bad commanders and generals, lack of proper equipment, bad leadership, low morale, officer corruption etc Lions led by donkeys

[@hamosin5993]

Because warfare isn't about who has more flesh and bones

[@MiaMia-rs7nd]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">00:00</a> Kriegsgewitter - hoi2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">01:35</a> Epic Battles - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="122">02:02</a> Low Unity - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="243">04:03</a> Storming Omaha Beach - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="317">05:17</a> Leningrad - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="368">06:08</a> demolition victory - cod2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">07:00</a> Rise My Comrades - hoi3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="506">08:26</a> War - hoi2 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a> The Royal Air Force - hoi4

[@CR7GOATofFootball]

Thank you.

[@456dave7]

I swear I heard all of those tracks in hoi4, were they imported from the older games?

[@xeraphyx7903]

Thank you.

[@heyitsmenate]

@@456dave7 HOI4 has an option in playlist settings that enable older tracks, probably it is activated in your game

[@schatzkammerein]

Thank you!

[@videodude5337]

The sudden silence before Operation Barbarossa.... the sirens and music and the rapid advance of the germans almost makes me cry. This video is a masterpiece and by far the best mapping of WW2.

[@Robbstark2024]

There’s also a severe storm weather alert when the Russian winter comes

[@Karan3321]

the attention to detail even in the music is perfect

[@chickenfeed6272]

@@Karan3321 Notice that the snow melts during the Spring on the map

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

Um… really? Cry? Lol WW2 for men is like BTS for women at this point

[@matei8master8]

June 22nd, 1941. The day hell came to earth.

[@wafer2114]

This was such an insane war , the sheer scale of it is crazy.

[@matsumiyama1609]

但这不是重点，重点在于它使世界上大多数人类遭遇危机

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@matsumiyama1609 How does it "put most of the world in crisis"..? It's been over since 1945? Do you mean the current trouble between china & Taiwan? Or perhaps the dictator of Russia invading Ukraine?

[@afiq5543]

@@matsumiyama1609 Anime girls are real?

[@matsumiyama1609]

What?i don't know

[@matsumiyama1609]

@@donarthiazi2443 all wars

[@reganbrannigan3006]

It’s terrifying to see how quickly Germany took the majority of Europe. Also, if the Soviets had capitulated (unlikely since they had backup plans if Moscow fell) the the war likely would have been lost. The US were hesitant to get involved and the British simply didn’t have the scale to defend themselves and the oil fields from the power of the Axis, if they had lost either the Axis would have been insurmountable.

[@angle5861]

its also possible if hitler accepted the offer from ussr to join the axis they would've won, the soviet union wasn't unstoppable but they had large amounts of natural resources and grew quite strong in the later years of war then into the cold war

[@promix3]

It’s because off the Poland and west-Ukrain union with the nazi

[@cerulean3189]

It is terrible to imagine the fate of the Jews and Slavs, which they could expect in the event of the fall of the USSR.

[@CR7GOATofFootball]

@@bigbear307 bruh

[@subarulancaster2024]

Не без помощи США , Германия быстро захватила Европу!!!!А в 1945 году ,политика США включила заднюю ,как всегда они и делали и делают!!!!

[@LAisnotmycity]

This video inspired me to finally give hoi4 a try, now just conquered the ussr in ‘39 as Finland

[@epw6679]

EmpTigerstar laid the groundwork for historical war mapping with his WW2 almost a decade ago... you have now brought it to another level. I salute you good sir.

[@PaulSchlock]

No he didn't, I remember seeing one before his with him in the comments asking how the uploader did it.

[@epw6679]

@@PaulSchlock There probably were iterations of WW2 everyday before Emp. I was in the mapping "future of europes" community back in 2012, I know it very well. But his was the one who brought the genre to popularity. Tens of millions of views

[@Theakritas_]

@@PaulSchlock well yeah, but he WAS the one who made the genre of historical mapping more popular

[@PaulSchlock]

@@epw6679 Yes, I agree with the fact that his was the one that launched it into popularity. I just didn't agree with the statement that he created the groundwork for these videos since he just copied someone else's template. Hopefully I didn't come off as a prick in my original comment.

[@Nick-ce6lt]

I'm and Ollie Bye guy. OBG for life! All them other mappers are just fools with lines. OB slaps that paint with authority.

[@erica.5620]

This actually shows how terrifyingly close Germany was to full-on Europe domination.

[@usul573]

What's weird to think is what if they won? Would they mellow out? Would they slowly break up? Would independence be granted at some point? All empires ended at one point or the other. Not in like 5 years, but in like 100 years.

[@kingoflossantos959]

@@usul573 the man in the high castle…..that’s really good tv show about alternate history when nazis and Japan would’ve won the war. Interesting but also terrifying

[@Real-Ruby-Red]

@@usul573 Germany wouldn't have been able to keep up with controlling all this new land. Remember conquests require lots of power and wealth to control. They had very little oil and that's a major problem for any modern military that's why they invaded russia and made a mad dash for southern Russian oil fields. Besides the economic problems.. French people would have revolted like the soviet Union did and you can only brutalise people into submission for so long, also russian and German conflict was inevitable.

[@dronmusicsound]

Europe and Asia actually

[@landonpelant9909]

Sad really

[@Mitzterbg]

Incredible how fast the germans pushed across Russia for the first few couple of months of operation Barbarossa

[@salvatorelucania9122]

all decent generals were cut out during the purge or escaped long before, the command was confused and unorganized, Stalin personally did not believe until the last that the war had begun. Only the fleet did not suffer heavy losses on the first days of the war, because the commander-in-chief of the fleet ordered it to be put on alert

[@claradavidson1837]

⚡war but Russian is a big big country ask the generals they new it was madness ❄💧❄☠️

[@salvatorelucania9122]

@fenrar36 Where did you read that? The doctrine of the Soviet Union was that military operations would be conducted only on enemy territory, at least that's what they told the population of the country.

[@Phoenixleet]

@fenrar36 complete freestyle theory, nice saga you are writing here

[@sert87]

@@salvatorelucania9122 Red Army also increased in size from 500k to 2,5mln from 1937 to 1941. There weren't enough experienced officers. Also what you tell your population has nothing to do with what the actual military strategy is. How do you even imagine this? "Dear citizens of the Soviet Union, we calculate that in the event of a war with Nazi Germany, around 30 to 40 mln people in western regions will be under German occupation. We wish you all the best. Have a good day"

[@CAProductions051]

I liked the cacophony of sirens, really helped illustrate the pandemonium of the German invasion of the USSR.

[@tails3099]

This was fantastic. The concept of having army sizes on there put everything in a better perspective. The animation was smooth. The music choice was on point. The facts on the bottom of the screen were a nice touch. The random bits of transmissions and announcements were amazing. Excelent video.

[@PredatorGamer3]

Totally Agree with you! WWII had so many events and this video was perfect to connect my text-based knowledge with this perfect graphical representation of the war! I also never knew that there were so many Encirclements in Barbarossa. Also, the Music when DDay started gave me goosebumps with all the events happening. I hope he continues with this style of Videos! Maybe about WWI or the Pacific war of WWII

[@coygus4422]

The music is from the Hearts of Iron 4 soundtrack in case you didn't know and wanted more of it

[@tails3099]

@@coygus4422 thats exactly why I thought it was good! lol

[@yoshi6584]

@@coygus4422 but which songs?

[@coygus4422]

@@yoshi6584 All of them are from the Hearts of Iron series as a whole as far as I can tell.

[@martinsazar]

I've never seen a representation of WWII that conveys a sense of proportion, of the macro dynamics, as beautifully, detailed, and dramatically as this video does. Being able to study history with data visualizations like this one makes one thankful for living in this century. Thanks @Christopher!

[@KedaMoon]

@Paul Paulson that number likely included support personnel (not sure if the video counts them) and the overall number can change depending on what source you look at i'm not entirely saying that the data is or isn't accurate, but that's my opinion on it

[@ubuntufan2139]

" accurately" how can you judge this? The amount of data shown is so big that is practely impossible to make sure all of it is correct.

[@romlinhares3708]

@Paul Paulson the data is fairly accurate... there are some data points that are not shown (they would be key here) such as Army size, reserves, material, people (and government) readiness, economy, number of killed and injured in action, number of prisoners (although a good job is done in regards to it in the press itself)...

[@Milan-N]

@Paul Paulson As it is shown in the video, if you count Finnish army the axis forces had more than million soldiers more than the red army on June 22.

[@DeuceGenius]

it just like the war games we play on computer today . surreal to see it like this. this really happened.

[@BasePuma4007]

I think this is a good thing to show people the enormous size of post industrial revolution wars. You have millions of men fighting on fronts sometimes stretching over 1000km.

[@RuralTowner]

Modern conflicts being less than a drop in the bucket compared to what was the sheer scale WW2. Sure there still some vicious fights...but they are rather brief by comparison once more...

[@bilbilly625]

@@RuralTowner If you convert the population in the 1940's to the population during the Napoleonic wars im pretty sure that was an even larger scale.

[@BasePuma4007]

@@RuralTowner I am more just speaking about the enormous size of the armies that engaged each other in both world wars, both being periods where the great powers involved were fully industrialized. Napoleon's army that invaded Russia in 1812 was at that point the largest army ever raised in human history, and wasn't even as big as the German flanking force that invaded Belgium to get around the French defenses in August 1914. Of course today we have smaller proxy wars and nuclear deterrence (and generally more geopolitical stability, though that is changing for the worse) so major wars between great powers don't happen - atleast we haven't seen one since WW2 thankfully.

[@RuralTowner]

@@BasePuma4007 Exactly. Still have pitched battles even now but no more or at least extremely rare where entire brigades or even division strength forces move about seeking massive clashes as whole forces across huge contiguous fronts. Modern warfare is rather...truncated by comparison

[@randalstilskin5266]

@@RuralTowner Think how awful WWIII will be, the land war wont really start until after the nukes are dropped, literally Hell on earth.

[@awaisakram2081]

Amazing work, best video in WW 2. Summed up each and everything possible

[@wine_man.]

Holy crap. This is the most amazing mapping video of World War 2 I have seen yet. The transitions are extremely smooth, the quality is great, and the army counter and encircled and captured numbers are almost as smooth as the transitions. You even added the background quality of Europe showing the winter snow on the land. This is amazing.

[@Supdude.]

Check out Eastory's WWII Eastern Front Animated..... some of my favorite youtube videos ever. He also did 44 and 45 Western Front.

[@Getoverhere666]

This map is wrong. Initially Poland was much bigger. The USSR invaded eastern part of Poland in September (started 17 of September 1939).

[@koxxy3749]

i cannot verify if everything is perfectly to scale or anything but it seems pretty accurate. What i do not understand is the text at the bottom is misspelled and is covered up 6:51 and 2:29 "postphoned" instead of postponed haha. seems odd to me to put hours and hours and hours of effort into this but then have those weird text mistakes? either way epic video

[@Rzarziell]

its not accurate

[@AbcDef-kq4dg]

so great. i can read every sentence at the bottom clearly :/

[@skool-dude]

Too bad the text overlaps in some parts making it impossible to read. But overall, amazing work!

[@CaptLoquaLacon]

Yep - I thought most of them were happening in 1942 if it helps to locate them on the video

[@_harveyd]

Yeah especially for a KZbin upload, all the text appears and dissapears so fast. And if you pause to read the seek bar covers it.

[@matttownsend7119]

yes please fix the text overlap, it prevents understanding of the context for some significant bits

[@richp.1234]

Yeah, such an epic video let down by this oversight.

[@proudpolishherbsman2583]

Yeah, and at 11:18 there is nothing about Warsaw Uprising on August 1st, 1944. Why? The uprising in Yugoslavia is mentioned, but nothing about the Polish uprising! Im surprised. It was the largest anti-nazi guerrilla uprising in history. Why didn't they mention that?

[@Sercil00]

I wish we would have had something like this in history class. When you have all that in text form and you have to read it month after month, sometimes not even in chronological order, it gets really difficult to have any idea how the war developed overall.

[@XDKnoori]

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[@huiyinghong3073]

I realised the Nazis peak strength was at July 1943, just before the Battle Of kursk at yet they still lost that battle

[@jellygoo]

@@huiyinghong3073 Not sure how you managed to reach such a wrong conclusion after watching this video. Things started to go awry way before that.

[@wodzimierzys1986]

@@huiyinghong3073 Zima wygrała,i logistyka

[@alexyo2440]

Yeah but that wouldn't be good propaganda. It's better to confuse the students and mention the Holocaust survivors every other day

[@elsantopadre710]

The background music and sounds help a lot to immerse into this video. Great work!

[@Scot_Tz]

My grandmother passed last year. She was 101 years old. A ww2 nurse. I live on awe of what people endured in such remarkable times.

[@McAAustin]

Which side was she on?

[@Proxymated]

Don't worry i'm sure you'll live to see WW3.

[@tryxdc]

@Roas Metten 😐average american

[@codingcrashkurse6429]

my grandpa was shot down in his plane over ireland and captured, in total he was shot down twice. Insanely lucky that I can write this at all. he also died last year at 101 years old :-(. I am german to clarify which side he was on. He always told my how the treatment by the irish changed his world view on other nations. He was still able to speak english fluently even when dementia started at the age of 97.

[@rawrsince718]

@Roas Metten and whining on KZbin

[@pallandoromestamo8861]

I find it amazing how Russia survived the early German offensive despite so many losses and still come back strong enough to hold them back and eventually turn the tides. It seems it has always been the strategy of Russia to win wars not through quick decisive action but by lasting longer than the enemy.

[@raulvanesette7230]

Russia didn't exist at the time, anyways, their main strategy was to send as many troops as possible to overwhelm with infantry even if so many would die

[@pallandoromestamo8861]

@@raulvanesette7230 if you want to split hairs, Russia did exist as the Russian Soviet Republic, which dominated politics in the USSR, especially during WW2 when most of the other soviet republics didn't exist yet.

[@igorvolhen9855]

@@raulvanesette7230 А правили при этом то грузины то украинцы, иногда проскакивали русские XD

[@igorvolhen9855]

@@pallandoromestamo8861 А правили при этом то грузины то украинцы, иногда проскакивали русские XD

[@intermilan9731]

How can they not? Russia was huge. Infinite manpower and resources. Despite all that they wanted to join the Axis, and Hitler didn’t let them. Hitler could have easily let the USSR and USA fight, and then attacking them after they got exhausted. And no Putin today if he did that.

[@MedukTV]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="299">4:59</a> For those who wonder what was that red dot on the shore of the Black Sea, that was city Sevastopol. The heroic defense of it was from October 30th 1941 until July 4th 1942. It’s 8 month for one city.

[@saveliartemjev40]

Hero-city Sevastopol , and its Russian 😎

[@babahaze4638]

@@saveliartemjev40 Ukrainian

[@uralskyM]

@@babahaze4638 nope...

[@danielkruze182]

@@babahaze4638 In that time was USSR, big country with a lot of nationals and Ukranians. In world war II Sevastopol and another Cities of this was a part of Russia.

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

I’ve heard Leningrad also held out for like 2 years. I’ve heard more people died in the siege of Leningrad than all of Britain and American deaths combined.

[@hbrwdtntrhewh1]

this dude dropped the hardest mapping video ever and then retired from youtube

[@Its_Luuk]

We often forget that every single number was a real person with real family, friends and aspirations. Every single one with their own story worthy of a book. My heart goes out to every fallen allied soldier. May humanity learn from its mistakes.

[@charlesburns7391]

Despite what a lot of movies say, most Axis soldiers were the same. Not every single one of them was a psychopathic SS soldier.

[@afkboi5273]

Sonder

[@macaroni9496]

​@@charlesburns7391yeah, and probably many people from occupied europe ended up being conscripted if they weren't exterminated

[@randomuser3481]

@@charlesburns7391They were still complicit, and many ware quite aware and even partook in war crimes and other atrocities

[@Huila-gn2io]

Agree. Except communist and nazis off course.

[@klonman235]

Поразительное видео.... Всего за 12 минут. Судьбы и жизни миллионов людей. Спасибо за возможность наблюдать,, живую историю,,

[@zipposw4037]

Десятки миллионов

[@Chernetsov_Rus]

Хочу дополнить, на 3:12 там говорится, что СССР хотела присоединиться к Оси(Axis), это полная ложь, в 41 году нам всё было известно и мы негативно относились к Германии.

[@zipposw4037]

@@Chernetsov_Rus СССР, сам был осью самостоятельно.

[@Chernetsov_Rus]

@@zipposw4037 , ну чё, коммунацики? А? Ну ладно, это неизлечимо, у таких как ты Сталин убил больше чем Гитлер, окно хоть в комнате открой, свежий воздух поможет.

[@zipposw4037]

@@Chernetsov_Rus Чё, высрал ? Причем тут, коммунауцики и Гитлер ?

[@lordwarDXCIII]

This was well worth the wait. The amount of map detail and the hour-by-hour changes are amazing, and the real-world events being shown help show you what they had to fight against. Bravo, Christopher. Bravo.

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

I only wished they showed all theaters of the war. The war in Europe wasn't the only battleground in WW2. There was the Pacific too.

[@bulletberg7601]

@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754I thought it started in 1931 when Japan invaded Manchuria

[@DavidPeretzchannel]

I'm obssesed with this video - the soundbites, the animation, the running numbers. I love it.

[@plok742]

List of songs/music in this video (almost) All music is from Hearts of Iron 3 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">0:00</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="94">1:34</a> Kriegsgewitter <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">1:35</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="122">2:02</a> Epicbattle (only second half) <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">2:03</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="241">4:01</a> Low Unity <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="242">4:02</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="316">5:16</a> Storming Omaha Beach (remixed, probably original to this video) <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="317">5:17</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="367">6:07</a> Leningrad <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="368">6:08</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="419">6:59</a> Demolition Victory from Call of Duty 2. (thanks RedAlert, version in this video also slightly remixed) <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">7:00</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="495">8:15</a> Rise My Comrades! <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="496">8:16</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="643">10:43</a> War <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a>-<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="794">13:14</a> The Royal Airforce (HoI4)

[@angamaitesangahyando685]

Couldn't believe the Barbarossa song doesn't exist as a standalone, it's so good. A perfect fit for 3 million blue-eyed blonds visiting Russia. - Adûnâi

[@lavamc319]

You are now part of my homie love

[@rutwikmudholkar8362]

You're a legend

[@kmteh3216]

Storming Omaha beach is the most chilling OST

[@redalert4677]

The music from 6:08 to 6:59. Is from Call of duty 2 (The old one) Classic

[@antichriz1281]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="249">4:09</a> I get goosebumps everytime I watch this. Scary as hell how quickly they covered ground

[@sadiesspincraft6319]

Yep same

[@user-uo9yb2qx8z]

Stalin didn’t let his country get ready, he was delusional.

[@bokakotorska4416]

​@Trevor Brannon 😂😂😂

[@KoiaruTan]

While I despise the German government’s ideology at the time, I must say, their war machine was insanely effective.

[@АВРААМАБРАМОВИЧ-ж1з]

@@user-uo9yb2qx8z +

[@АрсенийДобренко-з7р]

My great-grandfather was born in a village not far from Vladivostok. He fought on the eastern front, in the southern sector. he was a member of the bomber crew, survived a plane crash and lost several fingers. He lived a happy life. He died in 2010.

[@SSGebels]

Спасибо деду , низкий поклон 🙇‍♂️

[@zagrivnyi]

А на чём Ваш прадед летал? Мой дед летал в полярной авиации, бортмеханик. PBY-1 GUBA, СССР Н-243. Погиб летом 42-го на Новой Земле (искали корабли PQ17, их на стоянке расстреляла U-601) What airplane did your great-grandfather fly? My grandfather flew in polar aviation as a flight mechanic. PBY-1 GUBA aircraft, registration number СССР H-243. He died in the summer of the 42nd on Novaya Zemlya (they were looking for PQ 17 ships, their airplane wah destroyed by U-601 submarine near Malye Karmakuly polar station)

[@dylannnieva8604]

Hero

[@АрсенийДобренко-з7р]

@@zagrivnyi К сожалению, я не застал его в сознательном возрасте и не мог узнать таких подробностей, а родственники не особо этим интересовались, хотя как мне кажется это конечно же нужно знать и помнить

[@marcos14223]

my great grandfather fought in the kriegsmarine, his younger brother (15 yo) fought in the east the last year of the war, every year they told us storys about that time, they came to argentina after the war. No human should experience war.

[@ramon2008]

Can’t listen to that Churchill speech without hearing aces high in my head

[@Shadowwand]

Honestly, I would live nothing more than a documentary using this as a frame. And zooming into moment by moment battles as a decisive chunk of land is won, or what battle caused a rush of territory

[@insabon]

This guy dropped the best visualization with the hardest soundtracks and audio clips and then dipped.. respect!!!

[@ActionAlligator]

the text is constantly fucking up though... i guess most people are just watching for the visuals..

[@connorgillispie7128]

Do you ever watch pornography?

[@SoyAtlasXD]

​@@ActionAlligatorYeah

[@freedomgoddess]

@@ActionAlligator 1% off perfection matters little when you're 99% there

[@ActionAlligator]

@@freedomgoddess honestly it seemed like a full quarter of the texts were screwed up, which was half the reason i was interested. so, quite a bit more than 1% :(

[@khunrakheetoddick5360]

Here are the speeches in the video: <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2">0:02</a> [UK] Prime minister Neville Chamberlain declares war on Nazi Germany - 3 Sep 1939 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="42">0:42</a> [Nazi] Hitler ridiculed Roosevelt when being asked to halt further aggression - 28 Apr 1939 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="98">1:38</a> [UK] Prime Minister Winston Churchill delivers "We shall never surrender" Speech - 4 Jun 1940 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="157">2:37</a> & <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="271">4:31</a> [Nazi] Hitler addresses steel Helments at Helheim - 31 Dec 1933 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="197">3:17</a> [UK] Churchill's "Never was so much owed by so many to so few" Speech - 20 Aug 1940 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="317">5:17</a> [USA] President Franklin D. Roosevelt declares war on Japan - 8 Dec 1941 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="463">7:43</a> [Nazi] Propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels declares "Total War" (Totalen Krieg) - 18 Feb 1943 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="535">8:55</a> [Nazi] Hitler's speech at Nazi rally in Nuremberg - 1936 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="645">10:45</a> [USA] General Dwight D. Eisenhower's D-Day Message - 6 Jun 1944

[@farosrohmangeloraramadan3897]

Thanks

[@valgaart_serindard0662]

The speech at 2:37 is "Hitler addresses steel Helments..." That snippet of the speech in this video he says "Somebody has to come to Germany and say we want peace, but we reject the permanent opression and do not endure deprivation. We do not participate any dictation. They want to impose their will on us."

[@khunrakheetoddick5360]

@@valgaart_serindard0662 Thank you so much!

[@AussieBall_Animations]

Wow

[@abcogien]

Thank you

[@individualistds1646]

I have watched this video probably dozens of times. Every single time I watch it I am absolutely blown away by the encirclements on the eastern front during the early stages of Barbarossa. The soviets really did just have unlimited men.

[@КолтуновСерёга]

"The soviets really did just have unlimited men."??? English Wikipedia " List of countries by population in 1939 " Soviet Union - 170,918,811 Germany - 86,755,281+ Italian - 43,400,000 + Romania -19,933,800 + Finland - 3,700,000 + Hungary - 9,129,000 + Slovakia - 2,655,000 = 165,573,081 +

[@muhface]

@@КолтуновСерёга he doesn’t mean the soviets actually had unlimited men, it’s called a hyperbole 🤦‍♂️

[@КолтуновСерёга]

@@muhface How do you know what he meant??? Where did you get the idea that the number of men in the USSR was not limited??? Using the word " *hyperbole* " was supposed to make your comment a little smarter???

[@muhface]

@@КолтуновСерёга first off I didn’t use hyperbole to make my comment sound smart, it’s a figure of speech taught in elementary school. I don’t know if he believes the soviets had unlimited men but i’m making an educated guess. And I don’t believe the ussr had unlimited men.

[@КолтуновСерёга]

@@muhface 1) I didn’t use hyperbole .... 2) I don’t know .... 3) And I don’t believe .... I have no more questions for you.

[@coitze8704]

This video was seriously mind-numbing. I clicked thinking I would leave after 1 minute like on many others, but this is some genuine good work that actually had me hooked until the end. Great job!

[@chriszimmerman1599]

I love this concept. I’ve always loved the visualization of shifting maps throughout history. The audio and facts are just icing on the cake.

[@xianiaa9939]

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[@thedoor5903]

the facts were just too quick, i had to slow down the vid to read it lol

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

But this is complete nonsense! Poland had not only 250,000 soldiers mobilized at the beginning of the war on September 1, 1939. Poland has mobilized 1 million soldiers. The number of German soldiers is also wrong. Because Germany has mobilized 2 million soldiers and not just 1.8 million. It would also be good if the betrayal of Poland in 1939 was somehow mentioned in the video. The British and French declaration of war 1939 against Germany served only for saving face. The British and the French did not intend to keep to the contractual commitment and to attack massively in the west. They wanted to sacrifice Poland for peace with the Germans! This was the continuation of British and French foolish appeasement politics of the 30s! By the way, if British and French had massive attacked the Germans in the West, the Germans would have lost the war because they were not prepared for a two-fronts war!

[@arthurcooperman3106]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars exactly, Hitler only went through with the invasion because he didn't expect the UK and France to declare war. Of course, they declared war and ended up doing nothing when the Franco-German border was lightly defended by Germany.

[@Человек-у1ю]

Те кто говорят, что без помощи американцев нас бы захватили, так знайте к 1943 году ленд лиз уже был исчерпан, а производство военной технике ссср было самым крупным в мире, наша победа была неизбежна, вопрос в том как быстро и сколько смертей

[@wadeharris348]

It’s incredible how long the Eastern Front took place between Germany and Russia before Allies landed in Normandy.

[@heyhoe168]

Ikr? That is why russians claims it was their war.

[@jinvonastrea1141]

they did most of the fighting in Europe, the US is wanking off somewhere else and only decide to join the war when Japan bomb pearl habour and took their colony.

[@pauleblub]

Don’t forget the bombing of cities for example. This video only shows the frontlines.

[@ШибковАлексей]

@@heyhoe168 потому что фашисты разрушили нам половину страны

[@Feltty]

Russia?

[@irenedeneb3500]

The music transition when Barbarossa and Fall Blau happen is flawless.

[@kjrom]

A pacific version would be cool, it was also a massive war and the numbers of the war between Japan and China could be equally stunning. As well as to understand ally advancements in the pacific and Southeast Asia

[@larryhats4320]

ABSOLUTELY! - to put the dates in perspective, ending this "muh ww2 began on september 1939 derp" british fantasy - it would also be interesting to see the change in Japanese strategy the moment a headline runs on the bottom that says US WILL NOT SELL ANY MORE OIL TO JAPAN. of course, these are things that lead people to think, and thinking is not encouraged under our current regime...which is all the more reason for @Christopher to make the map!

[@todjonson3195]

Насколько мелкие цифры там будут? Их же не будет видно.

[@sakhbravo]

Asian war less than Stalingrad battle, what are u talking about

[@БорисЭль-Шаарви]

@@todjonson3195 может пора уже открыть глаза и перестать быть шовинистом? Начти с истории. Почитай сколько китайцев было уничтожено японскими милитаристами потом свои пуки в водичку в интернет выкладывай.

[@todjonson3195]

@@БорисЭль-Шаарви Глупец, я вообще-то о шрифте цифр в тихоокеанском регионе. На каждом острове их не нарисуешь.

[@rennor3498]

This could actually be used in history lectures at schools to give an impression on just how colossal the European front was, especially the Soviet one,

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

But this is complete nonsense! Poland had not only 250,000 soldiers mobilized at the beginning of the war on September 1, 1939. Poland has mobilized 1 million soldiers. The number of German soldiers is also wrong. Because Germany has mobilized 2 million soldiers and not just 1.8 million. It would also be good if the betrayal of Poland in 1939 was somehow mentioned in the video. The British and French declaration of war 1939 against Germany served only for saving face. The British and the French did not intend to keep to the contractual commitment and to attack massively in the west. They wanted to sacrifice Poland for peace with the Germans! This was the continuation of British and French foolish appeasement politics of the 30s! By the way, if British and French had massive attacked the Germans in the West, the Germans would have lost the war because they were not prepared for a two-fronts war! Since the betrayal of Poland is denied in the comments below, here is the detailed description of the betrayal of Poland. Before the war, a relief offensive was agreed with the British and French in the event of a German raid against Poland. The relief offensive was actually intended to force the enemy to fight on two fronts so that the Germans could not only concentrate their forces on the troops of one front, i.e. the Polish front.Which of course leads to the decisive weakening of the enemy. That's why Poland agreed with the French and British before the war three tactical main actions in the event of a German-Polish war contained the agreements with the British and French: 1. France immediately carries out an air campaign according to a pre-determined plan. 2. As soon as part of the French troops are ready (on the third day or so), France will progressively launch offensive actions with limited targets. 3. As soon as the main effort of Germany was directed against Poland, no later than 15 days after the German attack France with British support would begin with the bulk of its troops an offensive action against Germany. If, according to this plan the British and French had massively attacked the Germans in the west the victory would be certain because Germans were not prepared for a two-fronts war. So if British and French had massive attacked the Germans in the West, the Germans would have lost the war in 1939. But the British and French did not stick to this agreement and did not attack massively in the West. The British and French declaration of war 1939 against Germany served only for saving face. The British and French had no intention of honoring their treaty obligation under the treaty of alliance and launching a massive attack in the west. They wanted to sacrifice Poland for peace with the Germans! This was the continuation of British and French foolish appeasement politics of the 30s! Because the Germans were not prepared for a two-fronts Hitler himself said before the war that he played va banque. He used it to describe that he hoped he's lucky and that he correctly assessed the disloyalty of the Polish allies. Because Hitler knew that he would surely lose the war if the French and British attacked massively in the west. Therefore, the German troops in the west were given the express order not to do anything to provoke the French and British into an attack. That is why there was not the slightest attack by the Germans in the western in 1939. The French only mobilized their troops because they feared a German attack against France, which they wanted to repel, but they had no intention of attacking the Germans themselves. This was a betrayal of the Polish ally. The Germans had no chance in two-front war against Poland, French and British! The French and British would only have had to attack massively in the West as agreed and the war would have ended quickly with a victory for Poland, France and the British! By the way, the France and the British could have quickly discovered by enlightening their opponents during the attack that the Germans had little air support in the West because 90% of German front line aircraft were in Poland. Germans had also hardly any tanks in the West. And that the French and British could also quickly realized that the Siegfried Line was a fake. They just had to attack. Even the most incompetent of generals would have won against this weak German troops in the West. That would also have complied the agreement and the war plan concluded with Poland. British and French only had to have the will to fight and loyalty to their allies. The Germans had nothing in the West in 1939. Only inferior reserves without tanks and hardly any air support. Part of the reserve was without training! WITHOUT TRAINING! After war German military commander Alfred Jodl said that "if we did not collapse already in the year 1939 that was due only to the fact that during the Polish campaign, the approximately 110 French and British divisions in the West were held completely inactive against the 23 German divisions." German General Siegfried Westphal stated that if the French had attacked in full force in September 1939 the German army "could only have held out for one or two weeks." Franz Halder Chief of the German General Staff of the Army documents this fact in his war diary. "The Wehrmacht had been on the verge of a military logistical catastrophe in the Polish campaign. The happy ending after a few weeks saved her from having to stop the fight because of insufficient ammunition." For all that reasons the Germans had lost the war because Germans were not prepared for a two-fronts war! The French and British would only have had to attack massively in the West as agreed and the war would have ended quickly with a victory for Poland, France and the British! But they didn't attack and thus shamefully betrayed Poland. Also e the French themselves proved that they were capable to attack in 1939! This was the Saar offensive! This offensive has clearly shown that the French were capable of attacking, contrary to the mendacious legends spread about the impossibility of a massive attack in the West to hide the fact that Poland had been betrayed by its allies. The fact is that even without British support, France was able to defeat the Germans in the West in 1939 without any problems. The pre-emptive mobilization was started in France on 26 August and on 1 September 1939, full mobilization was declared. Six days after the German raid on Poland, the French attacked and encountered little German resistance. A French offensive in the Rhine valley began on 7 September, four days after France declared war. The most of German army was preoccupied in the attack on Poland and the French enjoyed a decisive numerical advantage along the border. 90% of German frontline aircraft were in Poland. Eleven French divisions advanced along a 32 km (20 mi) line near city of Saarbrücken, against weak German opposition. The Germans retreated more as to fought. The French army advanced to as far as 8 km (5.0 mi) in some areas, and captured about 12 towns and villages unopposed...By 9 September the French occupied most of the Warndt Forest. The French 32nd Infantry Regiment made further gains on 12 September, seizing the German town of Brenschelbach. The French held German territory along all of the Rhine-Moselle front. But that was just a sham offensive on the Saar to deceive the Polish ally that there was an attack in the west according to the alliance agreement. So on 21 September French units were ordered to return to their starting positions on the Maginot Line. These cowards betrayed Poland and hid in their bunkers instead of continuing to fight. Incidentally, the fact that the Soviets attacked Poland in 1939 was the result of betrayal. Because the Soviets first waited and watched how the British and French reacted to the German raid on Poland. Only when it was obvious that the French and British would not massive attack in the west did the Soviets raid Poland 17 days after the German raid on September 17, 1939. Because the Soviets did not want a war against the French and British. Because the Soviets knew that it was very likely that the Americans would support the British and French in their fight against the Soviets. Because for the Americans in 1939, communism was the main danger. So if the French and British had attacked massively in the West as was agreed with Poland, Germany would be on the way to losing. This would be another reason why the Soviets would not have attacked Poland. Because then, after the Germans had been defeated, they would have to fight against the Poles, the French, the British, and very probably the Americans as well. Therefore, the betrayal of Poland in 1939 was also additionally reprehensible, because the betrayal also gave rise to the Soviet raid. In 1939 there was a good opportunity for a relatively quick victory against Germany. Because the Germans were too weak for a two-front war. For victory against Germany the British and French should have only acted according to the plan worked out with Poland for the event of a German raid on Poland. But instead they preferred to betray Poland cowardly. This betrayal of Poland in 1939 was not only dishonest but it was also a military stupidity of truly monumental dimensions. The opportunity to fight a brief, localized war against Germany was therefore lost in September 1939. In hindsight, also lost were the opportunities to save millions of lives and to have prevented the creation of conditions that led to the Cold War.

[@Jeffery3464]

​@GreatPolishWingedHussars the troop numbers are well just that, troop numbers. The actual army is much bigger but are behind the front lines, i.e., logistics

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@Jeffery3464 Your claim is wrong and nonsense. Because in the video the total number of German troops is correctly stated. In this context, the total number of troops is always stated.

[@Jeffery3464]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars The russian army had 12 million personal towards 1943 - 1944, while it correctly shows only 4 - 5 million on the front

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@Jeffery3464 Then that's another mistake in the video! But that was the Soviet Army!

[@JumalanMyrsky]

The Soviet major offensive against Finland that started on Jun 9th 1944 on Karelian Isthmus is missing and the front line is shown remaining stable until Finnish-Soviet armistice in Sep -44. Otherwise, brilliant work!

[@ГеоргийГоликов-э6з]

So what about Corsica which, according the video, remain Third Reich color even after Germany's capitulate? )

[@freedomordeath89]

@@ГеоргийГоликов-э6з you are right they completely forgot lol

[@hydrationboi8861]

Also suwalki was part of the german not soviet zone of poland

[@yournightmare7203]

@Деревенщина из Сибири - Абакан ты чушь-то не неси. Пакт о ненападении не означает что СССР и Германия были союзниками. Идиот.

[@nicknamenick9448]

@Деревенщина из Сибири - Абакан it started with dividing of Chezhslovakia by Germany and poland

[@HARLALDBAA]

BRO DROPPED THE BEST WW2 VIDEO IN ALL TIME THEN JUST LEFT.....🤯

[@jegaming1504]

We need a WW1 version of this. This is amazing! Thx for likes!

[@advisorynotice]

3 years of nothing, suddently Initial D soundtrack plays

[@welike4278]

Later we will also need a WW3 version

[@Snowlandic]

@@welike4278 it hasent started....

[@gorangustavsson4608]

it would just be a static image

[@patrickdunning6886]

@@Snowlandic Not yet but it will happen soon, leftism will meet its end because of it.

[@florinivan6907]

Watching these maps makes you realise why until late summer 44 german resistance had some logic to it. While the tide of war had turned the germans still controlled large territories. So the idea that maybe a stalemate like in WW1 can be achieved was not unreasonable. Only when the germans suffered a series of catastrophic defeats in the East and West during the second half of summer 44 did it become obvious that no stalemate let alone victory was possible anymore. Even the Normandy landings were not initially that bad. Until the break out the Allies were mostly stuck not that far from the coast.

[@williamrichards8682]

I mean, might look like that from just numbers and territory, but that's not the whole picture. The Germans were running low on everything by 1944, especially in oil/fuel and trained pilots. If a stalemate was achieved, the Germans would be doomed in any battle of attrition. The Germans would not be able to fuel their tanks and planes. The allies would just be able to bomb them into submission.

[@florinivan6907]

@@williamrichards8682 I know that by 44 they were running low so low that the average new recruit was 16/17 but the germans also knew that the Allies did not have endless resources. The soviets were starting to run out of new recruits the brits were also maxed out only the US would still not reach that level until 46 if the war kept going. Bombing into submission might have worked but even that would take time. During which presumably new weapons can be introduced new types of subs new aircraft. Yes that failed but from the POV of june 1st 1944 as a colonel in the german army you could say 'we're gonna have to hold them for another year or so and then their offensive spirit will be sapped.' Look at it this way Germany was ascendant until 42 so about 3 years. A german looking at the data could conclude that the Allies are unlikely to be ascending for longer that they could. So that means 45. Yes that failed but it wasn't a completely unrealistic hope. Maybe wishful thinking but not entirely divorced from reality.

[@KatyaAbc575]

Bagration, coupled with Normady, was definetely the final nail on the coffin. Until then, atleast for the people on the ground, it could have looked like a stalemate could be possible, but June/July 44 crushed all Axis hopes for sure. There is a reason why thats the time when the most infamous assinination attempt was made on Hitler.

[@oasis1282]

@@florinivan6907 ?? Trying to hold land was in act after the failed offensive at kursk in 1943 and they also wouldnt even be able to make another stalemate

[@williamrichards8682]

@@florinivan6907Without the benefit of hindsight, the Germans may be believe they could win. You're definitely right about that. But when we can look at war with 75 years of space, the Nazis were doomed by 1944. Nazi wonder-weapons would not be useless without fuel. Not to mention the Germany-first policy of the Nazis would have just led to the atomic bomb being used on Germany instead of Japan if the war drags on.

[@YY-mk4ti]

This makes it even more clearer and confirms what you read in books with a much wider view of the battlefield. This is one of a kind, great job!

[@cherrypop4056]

Yes especially when you see the Soviet Union giving the biggest fight against the nazis there and when they took Berlin

[@ВикторМорев-в2ы]

Все Земляне Самыми Первыми в Истории Всей Человеческой Цивилизации Вошедшие в Космос являются Русскими Людьми. уроженцами РСФСР. Гагарин - Первый Землянин Совершивший Пилотируемый Полёт в Космос. Титов - Первый Землянин Совершивший Пилотируемый Суточный Полёт в Космос. Леонов - Первый Землянин Совершивший Вход в Открытый Космос. Первый Экипаж с Планеты Земля в Космосе - Русский Космический Экипаж. Феоктистов. Комаров. Егоров. Они же, Первая Команда в Космосе. Первый искусственный Спутник Планеты Земля - Русский Спутник 1. Эра Космоса для Всего Человечества - Началась по Московскому Времени. по Времени Страны со Столицей в Москве.

[@ВикторМорев-в2ы]

Россия и Русский Народ - Благословлены Богом. Иисусом Христом. Ибо только Народ на котором Лежит Особое Божественное Благословение, Способен Первым среди Всех Народов Планеты Земля Войти в Космос и Открыть Эру Космоса для Всего Человечества, для Всей Человеческой Цивилизации. по этому, совет всем недоброжелателям, не идите против России, не идите против Страны со Столицей в Москве.

[@LifeWatcher]

@@ВикторМорев-в2ы вот это качественный хлебушек в голове. Сейчас бы под видео о войне против нацизма заявлять о "превосходстве нации". Не позорь нас, пожалуйста.

[@ВикторМорев-в2ы]

@@LifeWatcher. я ничего такого, о "превосходстве нации" какой либо над кем либо, неписал. а сообщил лишь о своих наблюдениях которые явны для всех способных видеть и понимать Суть происходящего.

[@ГеоргийЧеботарёв-к3и]

Не возносись высоко, чтобы не пасть глубоко... Thank you, Christopher for your hard work

[@Julkke_]

I used To watch this same video every week and today we watched it at my history class. Felt amazing.

[@Sniper2k19]

Wtf why would you watch this vid every week? I smell cap

[@Julkke_]

@@Sniper2k19 im just interested about history

[@Denni55]

Probably autistic ​@@Sniper2k19

[@meee_5155]

🧢

[@Football_editsguy123]

Lmao where is the world going.... Useless rudeness often comes from people who have no self esteem, and who just want to see people cry.

[@shadowmourne800102]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="245">4:05</a> The operation Barbarossa part is so well edited! The music, the siren, OMG I got chills!

[@Outwatcher]

The original soundtrack is called "Storming Omaha Beach", from a 2009 game called Hearts of Iron III. However, the track is significantly edited, such as being given a tone rising and that the use of this song starts near the end rather than the beginning of the soundtrack. Additionally, the presence of the sirens and alerts are not present. Here is a link to the original soundtrack on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naatin-QmNlmmJI

[@AP-bm6jw]

Super

[@rangergxi]

And with one order 25 million people would be condemned to horrible deaths and millions more traumatized.

[@davidglickstein5169]

This video shows 2.7 million Sovjet soldiers in June 41, but Germany captures 3 million POWs in the first 4 weeks!

[@Nitroat-xo4tj]

Stolen from other map makers.

[@guyinc0gnito]

Videos like these have really changed the way I learn history-I’ve found no quicker way to get a broad understanding of the timeline of major events and how they’re interconnected.

[@Plaazzzz]

Switzerland is like that one friend in the group. They don't say or do anything but they're just there

[@TheyCensorUsHere]

When you realize the U.S + Allies were only fightng 20% of the German forces through the whole war.

[@codybolo7803]

Where were the other 80%?

[@ruben-4150]

In the soviet union

[@didiask8924]

Yeah and what's mind boggling is all of France, US, and Uk, all of their casualties combined which is 1-1.5 Million (maybe more) and the Germans only suffered 400,000-500,000 against them...

[@TheyCensorUsHere]

@@didiask8924 Well, the Germans heavily reinforced Europe from invasion and had significantly more armorered tanks, great military technology/engineering in general, massive innovation.

[@codybolo7803]

@@ruben-4150 wasnt the soviet union part of the allies as well?

[@alibozyilan]

It's crazy how Turkey and Spain remained neutral during this war. Especially Turkey was surrounded by axis and allies and at that time the country was still healing its wounds from WW1 and Fall of Ottoman empire.

[@m.k.1564]

indeed, How did those countries remain neutral? How was the domestic economy, military power, and technological power? I often want to find out. * I'm Japanese, so I'm sorry if my English is different.

[@oyatechnotrancero]

@@m.k.1564 Long story short. Spain suffered a terrible civil war between 1936 and 1939, country was devastated and officially remained neutral, but sold some supplies and sent voluntaries to help axis in Rusia and Africa.

[@BartmanGS]

well almost everyone in turkey was dead or injured because of ww1

[@ottovonmapping2202]

@@m.k.1564 Actually Turkey joined ww2 One month before the surrender of Germany because of diplomatic pressure from the allies, they didn't send troops to the front because they were still recovering from the war of Turkish independence

[@TheDkb427]

They wanted to be left out but Hitler would have eventually taken everything if he beat the Soviet Union. Fascist governments don't stop taking valuables from others!! They just take and take and take making the whole ideology crumble in the end because eventually there's nothing more to take!!

[@anonymous76231]

Music used: <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">0:00</a> Hearts of Iron II - Kriegsgewitter <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">1:35</a> Hearts of Iron III - Epicbattle <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">2:03</a> Hearts of Iron III - Unity Low <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="240">4:00</a> Hearts of Iron III - Storming Omaha Beach <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="319">5:19</a> Hearts of Iron III - Leningrad <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="368">6:08</a> Call of Duty 2 - Demolition Victory <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="415">6:55</a> Hearts of Iron III - Rise My Comrades! <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="498">8:18</a> Hearts of Iron II - War <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="643">10:43</a> Hearts of Iron IV - The Royal Airforce Perfectly fitting music if I do say so myself.

[@souravjaiswal5891]

Do you have the 4th song's remix standalone version. Man this song is simply orgasmic.

[@souravjaiswal5891]

@@anonymous76231 Also the rant by a failed artist. That part adds more color.

[@Zymo3614]

THANK YOU

[@global.things]

Allies on 🔝

[@Felix32142]

What is lil bro doing here

[@AlphonseRafael]

what is bro doing here

[@gustavo042]

The first battle was a victory for ss Patton nearly surounder

[@iceblade17cj]

why is lil bro here

[@Th3BigCh33se]

I don't normally comment but this video is fantastic. Not what I was expecting next from this channel but definitely a great surprise

[@geloresiak]

@@kostas0352 yes me too

[@realcanadiensneverdie]

@@kostas0352 yeah!

[@turkiyett0928]

Me too

[@gergogaal568]

except the parts where you cant read whats being said on the bottom

[@laurarules3642]

Just discovered this channel and subscribed. don't know anything about the creator . I'm half way through the video and if they haven't blown up and become super popular here on youtube yet they should. This is everything I didn't actually know I wanted to see but now I'm watching it I'm thinking why hasn't this been done before

[@grahamlowe7388]

Those soviet losses in barbarossa and initial speed of the axis advance is mind blowing. The continued fighting, the colossal fightback of the soviets from Moscow, the size of stalingrad kursk bagration the drive on berlin and mind blowing.

[@megaharbor8415]

Thanks, im from latvia and my grandmother was born in 1932 and she looks all scream of war

[@akgamingzz]

Soviet won the war

[@vor5591]

@@megaharbor8415 всегда прислуживали Европе

[@Leonardo-or1ll]

That’s what happens when you kill 70-80% of the Soviet high command.

[@denwalker32]

@@vor5591 бот кремлевский

[@0hn0haha]

Just seeing the massive war start on the eastern Front, I couldn't take my eyes off. That's my Grandfather fighting from 1941 in there somewhere in the Red Army, my Great grandpa dying somewhere in 1942, likely in the southern offensives by the Germans. came this close to not existing, being wiped clean off. Thanks gramps, never met you but spasibo

[@lugulushackulus5223]

My grandfather was fighting in Stalingrad then got captured by the Red Army. But he had the luck to be still alive after the war ended and came back to Germany only to drink and whore all the money away and then dying by slipping off the stairs to the cellar.

[@CR7GOATofFootball]

So, you're Grandpa's we're fighting eachother??

[@Frosty_V0]

@@lugulushackulus5223 my great grandfather was in the Indian Legion of the Waffen-SS!

[@Fippe_]

Scheiss Nazis

[@Anonymous-qj3sf]

Your grandfather is a hero, I take off my hat. My grandfather participated in the liberation of Warsaw, Prague and in the battle for Berlin, he was a machine gunner. My grandfather's brother was a tanker and fought in Stalingrad, received a medal "for courage" and "Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree"

[@jonahvannoyondabeat2234]

its wild to see that germans were fighting atleast 8 million soldiers virtually alone in aug 1944. Defeat was inevitable at this point

[@ICONxMADE]

Let's just appreciate for a moment the sheer amount of research and dedication it must have taken to create such a historically accurate and informative video. Well done 🙏

[@duckigo]

The video doesnt show all events in europe. 1. the Petrozavodsk offensive I 2. warsaw uprising I 3. the french resistance uprisings I 4. the yugoslav uprising from 1941 - 1945 when germany surrendered

[@gunnarfranzen9166]

@@duckigo it isnt meant to, it shows the war itself and militaries only, rebellions are not the same thing.

[@soulscanner66]

It's KZbin. People don't have the attention span to really check if it's accurate, so we'll never know. Still, it takes time, effort and its entertaining, good for a few laughs.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

@@soulscanner66 "A few laughts"...?

[@technoartfest8708]

Informative ... lol The video made it looks that Soviet Union had the numerical advantage , but this is far from the truth. The german Army had near 3 millions soldiers right from the start of the war , Soviet Union did not had such a large army. This is what allow NAZIS to over run Soviet positions so easily all the way to Moscow city gates. iT Took STALIN 3 years to get an army with the same numbers of Hitler and about 4 years to get tanks that could had a chance to 2 vs 1 stop the German superior tanks. It was not until 1945 that Soviet Union could recruit an army , Larger than the Germany army. So is total lie ,that Hitler easily wipe Soviet Union while having them superior numbers.. The tide of the war began to Change when Soviets managed to bring their troops from the Far east ,to the western front . It was STALIN reinforcements of the far east ,what made the difference, Only in the end in 1944 -early 1945 , soviet union had a bigger army than Hitler. The losses of soviet union were disastrous , because they never were used to this fast speed war before of Hitler.. First 3 years Soviet Lost millions of soldiers when they were encircle by a smaller army. Hitler had so many powerful tanks and powerful airforce that overwhelmed Stalin . Its also a lie that the weather defeated Hitler ,they were winning during the first 3 years of war and there was winter in those years too. What won the war for the soviets was Millions of REINFORCEMENTS from FAR east to match Hitler giant army and the Mass production of artillery and decent tanks ,to stop the nazis and that soviets never quit. It was Germany , Austrians ,Romanians ,Baltics ,Findland , versus Soviet union. The Americans and British and French played absolutely no role in the western front . US was waiting to see who was going to be winner in the Eastern front , before taking sides. US victorious army only joins the fight against Hitler ,when it was clear Hitler was going to lose , when Soviets kicked Germany from their land ,and the march to berlin began. Russia literary won the war on its own against German army ,, because Germans surrender to the Americans in the western front , to avoid facing the punishment of soviet angry army . at the same time the soviet union break the back of the japanese army , near their border when they invaded Chinese lands. When British tried to fight the germans in europe main land ,they got stomped and they were encircled too against the coast.. and had they had to be evacuated from Europe by civilian boats. About 90% of the germany was set to fight in the eastern front , and was defeated there by Stalin 4 years later ,after they got their numbers right in soldiers and armor. Winter played no role in helping Soviet Union win the war. Soviet numbers size videos ,that do not explain Russia had to split their army between German army front and Japanese army front are misleading. Soviet army only managed to match the size of German army in european front ,during the last year of war in 1945. Hitler will have never been so successful the first 3 years without having superiority in numerical advantage in everything soldiers ,armor ,airforce .

[@SteveTheGhazaRooster]

This is probably the video that catapulted my interest in ww2 to new heights. Even in history class, it was interesting, but the scale and severity never really clicked for me until finally seeing how quickly, and drastically things changed throughout the course of the war. Only 80 some years ago, a meer millisecond ago in the span of humanity.

[@Bandera_ROJA-6]

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[@aleckazamproductions8139]

I enjoy your serendipitous wisdom

[@king_halcyon]

@@aleckazamproductions8139 where does serendipity fit here?

[@aleckazamproductions8139]

Lookup what it means and use your own creativity to fit it into context

[@aleckazamproductions8139]

@@secretname4190 studying this video helped him finally understand the dynamics of the length of WWII, while also understanding the brevity of a lifetime and its comparison to the span of humanity. This realization, to me, is quite serendipitous and beautiful. I don't understand why you all are worried about a word. I am trying to find beauty, I pray you all do one day, too, and stop trying to overanalyze for the sake of a youtube comment. May you have a good weekend.

[@garagenigel]

It's impressive to think how many men were mobilised and deployed in such small amounts of time!

[@fourtunes9647]

I'll rephrase: it's "impressive" to think how many men, women and children were killed in such small amounts of time.

[@breakingnewsintheworld4477]

subscribe for the latest news in the world ! Thank you

[@gaminglichgamer4035]

@@fourtunes9647 It's still rather impressive for Soviet Union and Germany to be able to move so many troops across so much land in a small amount of time

[@purlp9483]

@@fourtunes9647 We marvel at logistic excellence. You on the other hand, cant seem to differentiate that from the atrocities. Id rather have wars last 4 years than 4 decades.

[@fourtunes9647]

@@purlp9483 Is that even a choice? I'd rather won't have any wars, period. It's XXI century, we should be better than that. I know and see that every side had their moments of brillancy, I just generally think war is worst possible way to challenge people' minds and we shouldn't admire it in any way. From perspective of a simple soldier it wasn't a logistic excellence. It was hunger, cold, fear, death. The same way we could be impressed at extreme logistic and organisation skills used to run concentration camps. That's why I refuse to differentiate it. We're not just looking at growing and diminishing numbers. Each one was a human being. We should never forget that, especially with another huge war knocking on our doors.

[@Захар_Владимирович]

На этой войне у меня участвовал прапрадед и 4 прадеда. Трое из них погибли. Прабабушка часто о них вспоминала . Вечная память героям.

[@Club99-Game]

«Имя твое неизвестно, подвиг твой бессмертен»

[@munda2103]

Eternal flame?

[@O1team-x7r]

@@munda2103 да

[@JayRicoche]

🍺🫗🍻

[@myyoutubename152]

Now the Russian government are the Nazis.

[@НадежныйТТ]

Ты крут!

[@JesusChristMarie]

For those of you wondering, the blink-and-you-miss-it change in Yugoslavia wasn’t a mistake. With the threat of invasion by Nazi Germany in March 1941, the Yugoslavian government, led by Prince Paul, serving as regent for his cousin Prince Peter, and Prime Minister Dragiša Cvetković, signed the Tripartite pact on March 25, 1941. This move was extremely unpopular, and two days later, the military overthrew Paul and Cvetković, and declared Peter to be of age to assume the throne. Ten days later, Germany invaded Yugoslavia, and quickly defeated the Yugoslavian army.

[@clashofclansattackstrategy1654]

4 nedelje koje su dale vremena da se probudi general zima

[@Lifeless-jk1ez]

i just watched a history matter topic about it so yeah, you're right.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

But this is complete nonsense! Poland had not only 250,000 soldiers mobilized at the beginning of the war on September 1, 1939. Poland has mobilized 1 million soldiers. The number of German soldiers is also wrong. Because Germany has mobilized 2 million soldiers and not just 1.8 million. It would also be good if the betrayal of Poland in 1939 was somehow mentioned in the video. The British and French declaration of war 1939 against Germany served only for saving face. The British and the French did not intend to keep to the contractual commitment and to attack massively in the west. They wanted to sacrifice Poland for peace with the Germans! This was the continuation of British and French foolish appeasement politics of the 30s! By the way, if British and French had massive attacked the Germans in the West, the Germans would have lost the war because they were not prepared for a two-fronts war! Here's an addition because in the comment below someone mendacious denies the betrayal of the Polish allies in 1939. For victory against the Germans British and French should only attack massively in the west with all their might according to the plan worked out with Poland for the event of a German raid on Poland. But instead that they preferred to betray Poland cowardly and did not attack the Germans with all their might massively in the west. Contrary to your claims that contradict historical reality in reality the French and British were quite adequately armed for a victorious attack in the west. Even without the Polish weapons and soldiers, the British and French had more soldiers, tanks and combat aircraft than the Germans had in 1939. But together with the Polish weapons and soldiers, there was a complete numerical superiority against the Germans. But what was decisive was what kind of troops the British and French were facing in the West in 1939, because the German troops stationed in the West were completely inferior to the British and French. The Germans would not stand a chance in the West if the French, with British support, would have attacked in massive full force as agreed with Poland. Because the Germans had in the West in 1939 only inferior reserves without tanks and hardly any air support. Part of the reserve was WITHOUT TRAINING! These reserves were civilians in uniform with no training! Most of the tanks, artillery and combat aircraft were deployed in Poland therefore there were hardly any tanks, artillery and combat aircraft in the West. So claiming that the French and British did not have the capabilities and ability for a massive attack in the West is also a lie. Or that the Germans were allegedly invincible. Because this is also a useful myth for British and French that the Germans were so strong that Poland with French and British had no chance to win. In reality the Germans were not at all prepared for a two-front war. The Germans had no chance in two-front war against Poland, French and British! The French and British would only have had to attack massively in the West as agreed and the war would have ended quickly with a victory for Poland, France and the British! German General Siegfried Westphal stated that if the French had attacked in full force in September 1939 the German army "could only have held out for one or two weeks." Franz Halder Chief of the German General Staff of the Army documents this fact in his war diary. "The Wehrmacht had been on the verge of a military logistical catastrophe in the Polish campaign. The happy ending after a few weeks saved her from having to stop the fight because of insufficient ammunition." For all that reasons the Germans had lost the war because Germans were not prepared for a two-fronts war! The French and British would only have had to attack massively in the West as agreed and the war would have ended quickly with a victory for Poland, France and the British! But instead of massively attacking as was agreed, they betrayed Poland and holed up cowardly in the bunkers. Instead of attacking, they did the so-called Phoney War. The German name “Sitzkrieg“ is very appropriate for this Phoney War. Because “Sitzkrieg“ means war while sitting! The damned traitors sat around in the bunkers and on the island instead of attacking and to fight. The legend is spread of the not ready for war or incompetent for attack French and British! The historic facts contradict this legend! Because the French themselves proved that they were capable to attack in 1939! This was the Saar offensive! In fact, the French momentarily paused this nefarious phoney war and attacked in the west. The Saar offensive has clearly shown that the French were capable of attacking, contrary to the mendacious legends spread about the impossibility of a massive attack in the West to hide the fact that Poland had been betrayed by its allies. The fact is that even without British support, France was able to defeat the Germans in the West in 1939 without any problems. The pre-emptive mobilization was started in France on 26 August and on 1 September 1939, full mobilization was declared.” So the claim that the Allies needed time to mobilize is a lie. Six days after the German raid on Poland, the French with British air support successfully attacked and encountered little German resistance. In fact, the offensive was a success and could have been intensified into a general large-scale offensive. In this situation in the west there were 110 French and British divisions against only 23 German divisions. In addition, the Germans had hardly any tanks, artillery and air support. But although the French were victorious and managed to conquer German territory without any problems, they stopped the offensive and retreated back to their Maginot Line positions. Because this offensive only served to save face, to show the Poles that French troops were fighting the Germans, although in reality the betrayal was planned and the traitors didn't want to fight at all. So the betrayal was that with the exception of the Saarland offensive the totally superior 110 French and British divisions in the West were held completely inactive against the 23 German divisions. As already mentioned the damned traitors sat around in the bunkers and on the island instead of attacking and to fight. They were traitors and unwilling to fight. This betrayal was pure cowardly optimism! They wanted to save their soldiers, resources and money at the expense of the lives of Polish soldiers! It was easier for them to sacrifice Poland. They thought they were safe behind the Maginot Line and on the island. The alliance with Poland was a fake and the Germans correctly recognized it and raided Poland. Because the Germans speculated on a betrayal. The Germans correctly assessed the French and British. The British and French had an alliance with Poland and would be totally not credibility internationally if they were completely inactive! So the British and French declaration of war in 1939 against Germany served only for saving face. This was the continuation of British and French idiotic appeasement politics of the 30s. The inaction of the French and British was the message to Germany: Be satisfied with Poland and Czechoslovakia. Do not attack us behind the Maginot Line. We do not attack you either! The British felt safe on their island and the French felt safe behinde the Maginot Line! This was the continuation of British and French stupid appeasement politics of the 30s.

[@imreallynoob8311]

​@@GreatPolishWingedHussarsthe allies did not know the germans didnt prepare for a 2 front war, i ww1 germany held alone againts both french and russia.,the french did launch an attack to prepare the area during saar offensive reciving heavy casualties, but the polish front collapes and soviet intervention means the french could not reinforce the offensive, thus orders a retreat Not to mention that both were not fully mobilized

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@imreallynoob8311 Your comment is a impudent attempt to whitewash the traitors with claims that contradict historical truth. In the Saar offensive had the French army 2,000 casualties (killed, wounded, or sick) and 4 tanks destroyed by mines. That's what he mendacious calls heavy casualties! Ridiculous! Quote from the Wiki on the Saar offensive: "The French captured about 12 towns and villages with no resistance." WITH NO RESISTANCE! With such attacks in the west, the French and British would have noticed very quickly that the Germans were not prepared for a 2 front. But German troop strength did not interest the French and British because they had no intention of fighting at all. That's why there were hardly any reconnaissance flights over German territory! There were also no attacks to test German strength because the French and British had no intention of fighting at all. From the very beginning these traitors intended to betray Poland and therefore did not want to fight. Although this was really a "sham offensive on the Saar" to save face and to hide the fact French and Britsh did not want to fight at all, the offensive was successful because of German weakness. Which makes it clear that the French could have won with British support without any problems in the West. Quote wiki: "A few French wanted to fight like Henri Giraud, who saw the withdrawal after the successful Saar offensive as a wasted opportunity and made known his disagreement with it." But most were too cowardly to fight! Besides that is a lie for to whitewash the traitors. To claim mendacious that the French troops were not fully mobilized. The mobilization was started in France on 26 August 1939 and full mobilization was declared six days after the German raid on Poland! So the French could have attacked the Germans massively in the West with British support within at latest 15 days after the German raid as with Poland agreed. But the British and French had no intention of launching a massive attack in the west. If you act against the agreement of the alliance and do not attack the enemy is that a betrayal. Your pointless, unrelated talk about WW1 is only intended to detract from the fact that you are creating a imaginary reality that has nothing to do with historical reality. So all these arguments of mine to refute your lies make it clear that you are in fact creating a mendacious alternate reality to whitewash the traitors who betrayed Poland in 1939.

[@arturo0727]

I always had the impression that the soviets outnumbered the Germans from 1941 to 1942. But that wasn't the case, I learned something today.

[@emie9858]

Yup, and it's mainly due to the "Asiatic hordes" narrative straight from the mouths of ex-Nazi generals trying to explain their failures in their memoirs.

[@imperiumoccidentis7351]

@@emie9858 Well they weren't exactly wrong, it's only that the USSR was caught unawares in the early stage of the war and had not yet had the time to recruit more soldiers or bring soldiers from the east in Siberia, when Japan was still considered a possible threat. Meanwhile Germany was mobilising for an invasion, along with Italy, Romania and Finland. Hitler was banking on the fact that a sudden strike to the USSR would cripple them without giving them time to mobilise. That was the strategy. Of course, the apocalyptic winter in 1941 permanently derailed that plan and bought the Soviets enough time to actually mobilise proper soldiers and produce tanks, airplanes and proper guns. After that point it was an unstoppable red tide.

[@botali_]

i would say the soviets only put a lot of manpower into the war when the US and the UK were already fully on board, so my conclusion from the animation is that they found bravely and fiercely the whole conflict, but the number only doubled when the West set foot in Europe and therefore when the split of europe was at play.

[@eduarddv00]

@@botali_ thats not true at all. russia was clinging on to survival and staring complete racial extermination in the face. they were putting as many men in the frontline as they could as soon as the invasion started. as others have pointed out, mobilizing millions of troops take time. but as you can see, by late 1941 - early 1942 the soviets had mobilized enough troops to outnumber the germans

[@stephank.2727]

@@botali_ Also consider the Casualities they had to encounter in the first year.

[@Owen_loves_Butters]

By my count, over THREE MILLION soviets were encircled/captured by the Germans during Barbarossa. Frankly astonishing how successful Barbarossa was initially.

[@Mr125Anonymous]

The real surprise for me was how quickly the Soviets replaced their losses during Barbarossa. I knew there was a point when the Germans outnumbered the Soviets by >1M men, but I never realized that the Germans lost this edge before 1941 even ended. That is an insanely short time to put millions of men in the field, especially while retreating and suffering massive casualties. I'd be interested in any good book recommendations about the Soviet mobilization during late 1941.

[@Mentol_]

This is the so-called permanent mobilization. It was first used by France during the Franco-Prussian War. Then used during the civil war in Russia. After that, it was finalized by soviet theorists and used during WW2.

[@Ирина-г3е6у]

Читайте Ленина, и всё поймёте!

[@u.s.citizen9933]

@@Ирина-г3е6у December 1991 I think it would be nice to read Lenin's work some day

[@Ирина-г3е6у]

@@u.s.citizen9933 Он создал общность где человек человеку друг, товарищ и брат! И именно поэтому защищать свою Родину отправилось огромное колличество добровольцев, не наемников за деньги , а именно добровольцев.

[@Claptrap_]

So much lives lost! But as a german im very gratefull to the russian people! But humanity saddly dont learn from the past, on every side!

[@Yousefyehya995]

i have friends from Volgagrad (Stalingrad) whom their grandparent used to tell them stories on how they used to walk over layers of dead bodies after the battle has ended. land was fully covered with corpses and blood.

[@klaus2913]

My grandfather fought there, yet on the wrong side. Never talked about it ever.

[@Chess_universe2]

​@@klaus2913😂on the( N)iggas side And ran away with it lool

[@JerryJingers]

@@klaus2913he was on the right side

[@KyloBarley]

@@JerryJingersso nazi germany wasn’t bad?

[@jerma985_enjoyer4]

@@JerryJingers no