The Decline of Britain's FAILED Hitler

[@JimmyTheGiant]

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[@Rachel_M_]

Have you ever heard about the Smethwick Election 1964? It follows from the decline of Moseley, and a massive stain on Tory history that they'd like to forget. Might be one for the ideas board 🤔 Keep up the good work on these social studies 👍

[@stoveone4031]

Mosley was nothing like Hitler other than both being fascists, what a stupid title.

[@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw]

This video is the first time I've heard Moseley speaking. I just realised who the model was, voice wise, for Harry Enfield's Mr Cholmondeley Warner and Grayson.

[@BenWeiss-f9p]

Why do you conflate communism with fascism so much? They're polar opposites, fascist economic policy was where thatcher got her ideas, they believed in mass privatization and deregulation of the economy--heck, they invented it. Should really fact check this stuff before posting. It's very incorrect😅

[@BenWeiss-f9p]

Why do you act like communism is somehow similar to what the Italians and Germans did? They are objectively polar opposites, the thatchers economic policy came from the Italians, they literally invented mass privatization and deregulation--the polar opposite of communism. Do some basic fact checking next time 😂

[@dominiclawson5362]

Interestingly, Mussolini warned Mosely against copying the fascist formula, saying that it did not match the British character and would be unpopular.

[@fullmetaltheorist]

Weirdly accurate Anytime a radical ideology reaches a country it tailors itself to wppeal to its citizens.

[@ultimatestuff7111]

Yeah he was a technocrat, calling himself a fascist is like trump calling himself a communist

[@stoveone4031]

@@ultimatestuff7111What are you even saying? Mosley was most definitely a fascist he's probably the most well written english speaking fascist of all time.

[@jonmaltby628]

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[@TheAurelianProject]

@@ultimatestuff7111 Well Trump isn’t either of those

[@johnssmith4005]

No wonder he failed his moustache was too wide

[@OrjanGrahn]

Charlie Chaplin did not give look alike of him a minor roll in The Great Dictator (1940) even. 😊

[@AspiLeo]

Honestly it’s a shame that style of moustache is now solely associated with H man. I know and honestly really like it from the tintin comics and I know when I was small I always wanted to have a nice little moustache like that. Then I learned of H man. And now I kinda still want one but I can’t for the live of me get one now.

[@achimkunisch8619]

@@AspiLeo My grand father's Morocan neybor had a GS mustach.

[@veteranpg3d156]

@@AspiLeo It was very common until the end of WW2, I’ve seen many non- Nazis in Britain, the Soviet Union, America, Bulgaria, Romania etc. with the same Moustache

[@eddy7820]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ianmangan7308]

Fun fact: Mosley’s son Max would go on to become the president of the FIA - the governing body for Forumla 1

[@darth_autie_117]

and was a founding member of the MARCH Grand Prix team

[@Fllippa00]

another fun fact: Max Mosley got caught in a scandal about having a Nazi-themed "party"

[@RUBBER_BULLET]

@@darth_autie_117 And enjoyed Nazi-themed BDSM paid services.

[@Drew.P.Todger]

Heavily into S&M as well. Naughty, naughty boy.

[@chrischibnall593]

@@Drew.P.Todger A joke at the time: "what's the difference between Max Mosley and Robert Mugabe?".................... "Max Mosley admits when he's beaten"

[@teddycooke8145]

People underestimate exactly how he popular this guy was Britain tries to pretend he was a fringe politician

[@K_-_-_-_K]

Largest political rally ever held was the BUF.

[@GazalAlShaqab]

And the methods to silence him were quite similar too: media black-out and slander.

[@AntonBerglund88]

@@GazalAlShaqab and imprisonment.

[@rdrrr]

@@FrankLucas-pw5hs Funny how Communists claim to represent the working class but the working class want fuck all to do with them. Good example - the Hard Hat Riots in NYC, 1970. Middle-class students felt the wrath of construction worker's unions, who were angered by all the flag-burning, jeering of veterans and cheerleading for Communist regimes.

[@101242cg]

Got a source for that?

[@judesussman4502]

25:47 -Hitler did not rise to power through a military coup after the death of president Von Hindenburg on the 2nd of august 1934, Hitler (who was already chancellor) combined the powers of the president and chancellor into one position: the fuhrer. He essentially declared himself dictator

[@Soul_of_a_Robot]

So.... A political coup then

[@craigmurray3483]

@@Soul_of_a_Robot Indeed the more seats they won, the more power the Nazi Party had to influence the Reistag by instigating walkouts and thus handicapping the ability of parliament to conduct business. Hindenburg was compelled to appoint Hitler as Chancellor. The ensuing machinations led to the rise of Hitler as the Fuhrer. A perfect political coup.

[@jim-es8qk]

He was voted in.

[@sekarmaltum1695]

he became chancelor through his presence of thugs, and making sure only a fraction of the whole council was present at the time and the rest knowing very well what were to happen if they didnt allow him to seize power. i'm not into slave morality, i know power is everything but (or should i say BECAUSE of that) we must be honest with ourselves and not warp history. pretty hard to learn from the past if you are not willing to look at it.

[@Chris-ki6ui]

@@jim-es8qk He wasn't, the nazi parliamentary group strongarmed Hindenburg into appointing him as chancellor. Sure they were the biggest single party in parliament, but they were by far a minority.

[@freakydeaky1435]

Oswold mosely lived on the same road as my grandparents, they said he was a nice and quiet man whenever they spoke to him.

[@mattfm101]

Look at videos of him in the past there is plenty out there and those videos demonstrate the left lied about him, they lied about him a lot.

[@nicolelake5848]

It’s like when people find out their elderly neighbour was a notorious serial killer and cannot believe it. People can be very good at wearing different masks for different people.

[@_Stroda]

​@@nicolelake5848 I think this goes to the heart of a major weakness of much of the population. As endless voxpops and polls have shown, plenty of people in 2019 voted for the Conservatives essentially as a means of voting for Johnson. And the reason many gave? Because, to them (and, as an aside, I'd say this is a pretty damning indictment of their tastes), he seemed 'fun' and 'entertaining'. The way he appeared completely blinded them to any kind of objective appraisal of a man who had demonstrated that, in so many ways, he was entirely unfit to be an MP, let alone a minister or, as we sadly learned the hard way, Prime Minister.

[@mattfm101]

@@nicolelake5848 London is minority English... why is this a good thing?

[@nicolelake5848]

@@mattfm101 Please explain your question, and why you asked me that question.

[@JackK2388]

Things have never changed in Britain. The working man has always been fucked over by the government for all their rich friends.

[@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044]

Happens everywhere

[@JackK2388]

@@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044 that’s the truth

[@jayzandstra1830]

why do you think his party got insta banned the moment it became popular and all its members forcefully conscripted into the infantry?? such peoples movements are the most scariest thing in their eyes,to this day.

[@temple69]

It’s called capitalism.

[@ThemoonsFullofgoons-qn9xl]

@@temple69no it’s not it’s called democracy which is a scam 😂

[@thingsandmorethings]

0:22 did not expect to hear “young hunk daddy” in a video about Oswald Mosley

[@Baggerz182]

repent to God

[@garrett8732]

That was a very interesting take on Mosley. I see that you dislike strongly his ideas as the 1930’s progressed, but your humane look at him as a damaged war veteran, and shunned politician, was very insightful. Thanks for a great review.

[@IsaiahMartinez88]

Although he blantaly lies by calling Mosley an antisemite.

[@maddoxballs]

@@IsaiahMartinez88he tried passing legislation revoking citizenship of all jewish people

[@NeroSparda99]

@@IsaiahMartinez88 he openly was though

[@ruutis6510]

@@IsaiahMartinez88 he was

[@IsaiahMartinez88]

@@NeroSparda99 How so?

[@mickieg1994]

What do you give the man who has everything? A signed photo of yourself, refuse to elaborate and walk away. Classic

[@briantitchener4829]

Sort of thing Trump would do.

[@HeydenHarvey]

​@@briantitchener4829 try not to bring American politics into everything, read what they said and appreciate it.

[@briantitchener4829]

@@HeydenHarvey The similarity was too apparent. Sorry.

[@stratos8]

GIGA CHAD

[@coltonbarnes7861]

​@@briantitchener4829just stop

[@desola7]

he failed being a dictator so now he's gonna be an artist

[@MYLES_KI]

😂😂😂

[@markjoachen]

I don't think he was long sighted I can't even remember wat I am but it's the same as the painter from looking at his artwork

[@SimpStuff]

I did see the banana man

[@bawdysasquatch8846]

Are you saying hitler succeeded as a dictator?

[@pedromiguelsousa7134]

@@bawdysasquatch8846 he did actually become dictator...

[@erichstocker8358]

Hitler did not rise to power through a military coup. He was appointed Chancellor by the President of Germany just as the Weimar constitution demanded. He party was the largest party but did not have a full majority in the Reichstag so the people didn't want him by and large. The military detested him. Even Hindenburg detested the Bohemian corporal. However, a conservative coalition led by von Papen convinced the President to support Hitler because the conservatives could control him. Actually there were only 3 Nazis in Hitler's cabinet. I don't know where this military coup story comes from.

[@heylolp9]

Mussolini marched on Rome to cease power Hitler, as you said, was elected after successive failing democratic governments, during a national crisis

[@UdumbaraMusic]

Probably mixing it up with the failed Beer Hall Putsch.

[@SenpaimustNotice]

Night of the long knives

[@erichstocker8358]

Night of the long knives was not a coup d‘Etat but the elimination of certain party leadership. None of the government was murdered. Hitler was constitutionally appointed as Chancellor

[@jakereynolds8897]

​@@SenpaimustNoticeThe Night of the Long Knives was something completely different. It happened after Hitler had cane to power and was used to purge the leadership of the SA

[@Slobbynobby]

THOMAS SHELBY PUNCHING THE AIR RN 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JG3Prod]

🤣🤣🤣

[@erenjaeger1738]

Thomas Shelby: Erm, what the Sigma?

[@ricksanchez1838]

FAX Finally found a like minded Peaky Blinders viewer 🙌🏼

[@Dr_Doctor_Lee]

wtf is this subsection?

[@MaSoNGaMeR115]

you got a poster of him hanging up in your new-build yet, deano?

[@TinyTank77]

As my great grandad once told me ‘battle of cable street was more funny than scary, tomatoes were cheap’

[@longiusaescius2537]

It's also a total myth

[@BlueTyphoon2017]

@@longiusaescius2537which part? And how so?

[@longiusaescius2537]

@@BlueTyphoon2017 'the Battle of Cable Street actually bolstered BUF membership and support. "The ‘Observer’ newspaper commented (7/3/1937): ‘the size of their vote was a surprise even to those in touch with the East end’. The ‘Guardian’ (5/3/1937) called it ‘a surprising indication of strength’. Even the communist ‘Daily Worker’ (5/3/1937) admitted: ‘a disturbing feature is the large number of votes they recorded’. In the November 1937 Borough Elections British Union candidates moved up into second place in Limehouse putting a Tory/Liberal coalition bottom of the poll. The ‘Daily Worker’ noted (3/11/1937) : ‘For the whole of Stepney the fascist vote was 19%, an overall increase’." (This is in response to around 23% of Limehouse voting for the BUF, had the Handicap of only heads of households voting not been present, it's estimated that he would've gotten around 50% of the vote) East London remained the Blackshirt heartland. At his very last appearance in the district on May Day 1940 Mosley addressed a friendly crowd well in excess of 100,000 at Victoria Park Square. Extracts from Special Branch Police documents held at the National Archives report the following :- “The general cry is that the entire population of East London had risen against Mosley and had declared that he and his followers ‘should not pass’, and that they did not pass ‘owing to the solid front presented by the workers of East London’. This statement is, however, far from reflecting accurately the state of affairs.” - Special Branch Police Report, November 1936, The National Archives ref: MEPOL2/3043 Special Branch reported in MEPOL/3043: "‘There is abundant evidence that the Fascist movement has been steadily gaining in many parts of East London and has strong support in Stepney, Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, Hackney and Bow…the British Union conducted the most successful series of meetings since the beginning of the Movement…crowds estimated at several thousands of people assembled and accorded the speakers an enthusiastic reception…In contrast much opposition has been displayed at meetings held by the Communists…Briefly, a definite pro-fascist feeling has manifested itself throughout the districts mentioned since 4th October…it is reliably reported that the London membership has been increased by 2,000.’"'

[@danke1150]

@@BlueTyphoon2017 The myth is that the BUF fought with the police and never passed. The reality is that Mosley followed an order from Sir Philip Game to stand his men down, and that the police then went on to fight with the protestors. The BUF actually increased support in the area after this event.

[@MaSoNGaMeR115]

another one? wow, there must've been about 6 million future grandfathers at cable street

[@brettdale5538]

I looked after a gentleman, nursing home, who claimed to be one of Moseleys bodyguards back in the 30s. He joined the Royal Navy when his country called. I asked him how he felt fighting against the Reich being a proud Fascist himself, he replied he was a British Fascist not a German one and he fought for Britain. He was on minesweepers and had three sunk under him and couldn't swim. I suggested they may have found him expendable, he agreed. Died of liver cancer three weeks after I nursed him, lovely bloke.

[@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044]

Hitler was a German nationalist not a white nationalist he even had allied to China and later Japan instead

[@gizurrr964]

ermm i hate to be rude but any person who claims to be a fascist is not a "lovely bloke." unless this guy repented of being a fascist soon after the war, he was not a nice guy :|

[@dewitt3453]

@@gizurrr964 Don’t shit talk the dead, the man served his country and helped take down fascists, he put put his nation before himself and his views and so redeemed himself.

[@sn0wt1ger]

@@gizurrr964 Stop being childish

[@gizurrr964]

@sn0wt1ger a bit projection-y don't you think?

[@manfred-t8h]

Mosley was reputed to have actually disliked Hitler and the dislike was said to be mutual . The Nazis were also thought to want someone a bit different to Mosley to lead Britain when they had conquered it as they believed they were about to do. It could be argued that Mosley and his later political organization ,the BUF with its blackshirt dress code, looked more like Mussolini's Italian Fascists than Hitler's NSDAP . A question is still asked that if Mosley had become Prime Minister -could a deal have been done with Hitler to avoid WW2 ?

[@Anteatereatingants]

So copied Hitler's biggest fan boy and Still was a terrible person

[@_KRYMZN_]

@@Anteatereatingants fairly sure Shitler was Mussolini’s fanboy - the latter literally wrote the book on fascism

[@R.W-ju1tg]

You've got your history backwards, Mussolini was in power almost a decade before hitler

[@samlagos2192]

Nazi germany never wanted to conquer Britain ? Literally never was said by Hitler

[@deniz5015]

@@samlagos2192hmmm idk mate try Operation 'Sealion’

[@Alte.Kameraden]

Technically he's the failed British Mussolini not Hitler. Mosley was openly hostile toward Nazism. It's actually the primary reason the British Union of Fascists and Imperial Fascist League were in open hostility toward each other. Mosley's movement was modeled off Italian Fascism while the Fascist League modeled itself off the Nazis.

[@karlik4861]

why was he hostile towards nazism?

[@IsaiahMartinez88]

And much like the Italian fascists, not antisemitcal.

[@IsaiahMartinez88]

@@karlik4861 He did not follow their beleifs. Especially racial supeirioty crap. Mosley was more a culutral "racist" as in wanting the immigrants to assimilate.

[@michaelhurley3171]

Splitters!

[@Alte.Kameraden]

@@michaelhurley3171 By that Logic Fascism is in turn a Splinter of Marxism. Mussolini used to be a Marxist. Hitler was a member of the Communist Party in Munich for a time, and was known to visit the Socialist hotspot Cafe Central in Vienna regularly. All members of the Socialist Family tree, ever branching into different variations of itself. As a result every variation points to the other proclaiming them as "Not True Socialist." Hitler said it in his first book. Marx accused socialist before him of not being Socialist. Lenin proclaimed no one before him had ever understood Marx, which by defacto means they were not real socialist. That being said. Hitler never considered himself or his movement as "Fascist." He did view them as Sibling Ideologies, but not the same ideology. Ironically it was people outside of Italy and Germany who viewed them as the same ideology, mostly because the outward facade/veneer of militarism shared between them. But lets be blunt. Marxist also love their militarism once they have an established Socialist State, and love paradiing it around.

[@marcuskrogsgaard4555]

Fascism - Bri'ish edition™

[@dudu8la162]

Oi is that a lil bri’ish mu’sache (cuz hitler had a lil mustache)

[@ThePresidentOFhasbinz]

You live under fascism right now Apparently you think you are free 😂😊

[@QuincyQad]

​@@ThePresidentOFhasbinzIf you don't mind me asking but where do you think the commenter lives do you know the commenters current location if not then that is one big baseless accusation

[@sheadoherty7434]

​@@ThePresidentOFhasbinz bold of you to assume the individual lives in an ultra-nationalistic, authoritarian autocracy

[@MiigsMusic]

​@@ThePresidentOFhasbinz😂😂😂 one of those "buhu I'm repressed" ultra over privileged idiots raised on propaganda that thinks everything that goes against their ideas is facism and every fact against them is "propaganda"😂😂😂

[@zulubeatz1]

Well done for this, Jimmy. Not enough is known about these people, and often have skewed opinions of them. Its important when looking at historical figures not to confuse understanding them and their reasons for certain actions with sympathising with them.

[@abcbcd1834]

Yet another banger. Hated History growing up. Now I love hearing about the past and trying to learn from it. Your channel is absolutely fantastic mate

[@JimmyTheGiant]

Appreciate that

[@VinnieSajan]

We never appreciate it when we're younger...plus school takes the life out of things a bit.

[@Richard-f7q]

Yes, but take EVERYTHING you see here with a grain of salt, and do your OWN research.

[@brickistic8188]

@@Richard-f7q ignore this guy he's just messaging everyone with supportive comments at this point

[@RenetteDescartess69]

For the love of god, don't use KZbin for education, nor Wikipedia.

[@nomnom2610]

I suggested this on the discord! Glad to finally hear all the details!

[@JimmyTheGiant]

Thanks for the suggestion! was honestly so interesting to learn about

[@9eleven1877]

Yuri Bezmonov next

[@BenWeiss-f9p]

@@JimmyTheGiant fact check better next time, the Germans and Italians are nothing like communists, thatcher is far more similar than Stalin 😂🤦

[@cr1tikal_arc]

you're not hearing any of the details that this moron is spouting. calling him a "failed hitler" is blatant disrespect towards his true character and ideals. he very openly opposed the idea of dictatorship in britain.

[@cr1tikal_arc]

@@JimmyTheGiant you learned nothing and then proceeded to spout a load of BS. pathetic really

[@thedude7319]

28:53 wrong take, his pro-EU state is perfectly normally for him. he was always a state believer, the state has the responsibility to its citizen so why wouldn't he join the biggest state with more cooperation ?

[@sulphuric_glue4468]

His pro-EU ideas weren't about the nature of the state, it was all geopolitics. He (in my opinion, correctly), believed the only way Europe could remain independent and relevant into the future was to unite, and he eventually advocated for an actual European superstate rather than just a loose political union as a way to challenge and balance the USA and USSR. He explained this in his autobiography. However I think he probably would have had problems with the actual way the EU is being run in the modern day, but likely would never have gone so far as to support Brexit.

[@noisnecsa995]

He literally said it was surprising given the state of modern right wing politics you dunce

[@pierren___]

Europeism =/= europeanism

[@pop5678eye]

Fun fact: calling WWI the 'first world war' while it was happening isn't a mistake in documentaries. It was dubbed the 'first' world war at the time already as journalists and politicians of the time (of course being sensationalistic as always) already recognized the likelihood of future world wars.

[@mikesecondname]

It was called the Great War.

[@superpacemaker444]

​@mikesecondname yes, among other things like the world to end all wars, and the 1st World War. These were all used at the time. The past isn't a monolith where everyone all acted the same and said the same things.

[@martinhorvath4117]

@@superpacemaker444 literally all wars since Napoleon was called a war to end all wars. No one called WWI WWI at the time. The name came AFTER WWII. It was called the Great War.

[@superpacemaker444]

@martinhorvath4117 really!? The Civil War was called the war to end all wars? The Spanish American war was called the war to end all wars? The Barbary wars were the wars to end all wars? Well what about Nam? Some people hoped all these wars would be the last war that's human nature but they aren't colloquially known as the war to end all wars. World War one is Colloquially know as the war to end all wars. If you search that phrase it's the ONLY war to pop up. I will admit that ww1 wasn't called that until ww2 but even so it was called the 1st world War and not world War 1 so everything else you said is dead wrong. Especially the Napoleon claim I got a good laugh from that brother thank you.

[@martinhorvath4117]

@@superpacemaker444 I meant every European war that mattered… I thought that was a given 😂😂 The brothers war, the Crimean war, the Franco Prussian war. Retard 😬

[@ThreadTrekker47]

Oswald Mosley was more of a wannabe Mussolini than a wannabe Hit-ler.

[@galaxlordcz3933]

Hard to be a wannabe Hitler when he hadn't risen to power yet, but the whole antisemintism thing was very clearly taken from him as the Italians didn't mind jews initially.

[@tbuckley2031]

@@galaxlordcz3933 Italians hated Jews more than Hitler my guy Hitler wanted to kill them and Mussolini was more interested in how Himmler planned to torture them so he drew up some blueprints of his own and plus the Spanish and Italians were considered the ethic or lesser whites along with Irish, Romani and Jews and Italians specifically took that Jewish comparison personally especially since some Jews to escape persecution would pass themselves off as Italian

[@danielcastrodelamata8873]

Just wanted to say that your explanation on how Communism and Fascism work was fantastic. Brief, accurate and easy to understand. Great job, subscribed :)

[@JosmaMeric]

Thanks for tackling the subject, it's important to evaluate as many historical examples of bad ideas rising to better prepare to stand against it in the future.

[@steveharrison76]

I’m an older lad, and my grandad was actually at the battle of cable street, on the not-Mosley side. He had loads of mates who were Jewish, and he wasn’t that happy about Mosely. Don’t know if he chucked stuff, but apparently he said he did help build the barricades.

[@Libertyjack1]

Do you just love these wealthy guys who make it their lives 'talking' to the working class?

[@jayzandstra1830]

dude was a gritted veteran of the first world war,he sat in those trenches with whatever class was mobilized with him. don't you just love it when your blind modern lens of fanaticism blinds how the world really worked back then?

[@Libertyjack1]

@jayzandstra1830 So did Hitler and Mussolini. If you want to talk about fanaticism, all you have to look for is the effect of ultra-nationalism on young, impressionable soldiers; an scourging ideology that brought on a War that destroyed the lives of so many young people...but not Oswald Mosley.

[@ordinaryrat]

@@Libertyjack1 I don't think you can call any of them grifters. All three of them put there lives of the line for there beliefs. Mosley remained a fascist until the 70s even when he had basically no following and had a couple interviews (that are on youtube).

[@Libertyjack1]

@ordinaryrat It was his legacy. He did the Nixonian thing, stuck up to his guns, with the hope that people will forget the past. Unfortunately, far too often, this proves to be true. Especially when pandering to the forces of wealth and against egalitarianism. The right has been kicking the dead horse of Bolshevism for the past 40 years, and that stale subject keeps rousing people who weren't even born then. Go figure!

[@RootlessNZ]

@@jayzandstra1830 Just exactly how did the world work back then? Please let me know. I always love to hear from people who know how things work! It makes me feel so humble.

[@olfrogo]

"We live in a period,where gamers are not very popular" Oswald Mosley

[@maruku4445]

I am disappoint that you didn't mention how Jim Carrey, playing as Doctor Robotnik in the first Sonic The Hedgehog movie, looked like Oswald Mosley.

[@c4tl4dy76]

I was thinking Mosley reminds me of Michael Fassbender.

[@bacepesho]

He was fascist not a nazi.

[@aidanvogt6177]

Nazism is a sect of fascism

[@_Historia_Magistra_Vitae]

@@aidanvogt6177 : Wrong. National Socialism and Fascism were two fundamentally different 3rd position ideologies.

[@mailman5043]

To Oversimplified: Nazis are more racists

[@rufst]

​@@mailman5043who cares?

[@HawkThunder907]

You shouldn't be here, if you think nobody cares. History needs to be cared for and misconceptions need to be adressed. ​@rufst

[@billyfubar2748]

Ok, pause this is one of the best British history lessons I've had. It's hilarious and factual at the same time

[@TalesOfWar]

The Daily Mail editorialists and owners are still upset their man never quite made it. They love to print the same kind of crap today as they did during this time. The only thing that's changed is the target of their hate and date.

[@JungleJeffarnold]

Same kind of crap, True stories that don't fit your narrative of an ideal world . . . .

[@TalesOfWar]

@@JungleJeffarnold No. The Mail constantly lie about things, they just literally make shit up to fit their narriative. They've been caught doing it time and time again.

[@PhilosophyofElivagar]

@@JungleJeffarnold If you think the Daily Mail only prints true stories then you're beyond saving 🐑

[@pevebe]

You are highly delusional

[@wallachia4797]

delulu comment

[@Funkylittleguy27]

He wasn’t born a facist he was made one by the trenches

[@achithem]

Excuse me?

[@vegetableman3911]

No one’s born a fascist

[@loverofyurigagarin1149]

@@achithemlike Hitler he’s saying

[@trvst5938]

From Hannah Arendt she explains this phenomenon. The idea that something better can arise from fraternity in violence is an illusion. Many fascist criminals were never prosecuted. Italy never had a war crimes tribunal. Spain gave asylum to many of them and the Catholic Church helped many escape Europe. These dictatorships will always be overthrown. Sic Semper Tyrranis.

[@SHVRWK]

No wars don't turn you into a fascist lol

[@DeandaGe]

Finally, a video on current UK politics

[@IJH-Music]

Very interesting! Thank you for the high quality content!

[@subjectc7505]

It's crazy most politicians start from being a normal somebody to such powerful people who think they're doing right. Especially dictators, they have paranoia because they're aware of their actions but continue to do it which leads to their downfall.

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

Wait till you hear about Churchill 😂

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

The Duke Of London

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

@@SuperGreatSphinxhe was also a sellout and oversaw horrific crimes

[@glizzyman8157]

He wouldn’t dare mention Churchill 🤣🤔

[@kenzie4217]

The thought of giving someone a picture of yourself as a gift to basically just some acquaintance is literally so hilarious to me

[@Daz955i]

That was a very excellent and balanced piece of work! Well done you, I’m subscribing. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Dwh-h]

Two incredible videos in two days. Love them both!!

[@Anthropomorphic]

31:04 Yeah, that's a recurring pattern, I think. Disillusioned romanticism seems to be the driving force behind a lot of ultimately authoritarian movements.

[@sandrashane677]

That's just the propaganda they want you to believe. Like sparkles and glitter on a turd.

[@stuartjohnson9019]

To get an idea of this video's factuality level, search "1937 uk election". He also didn't even mention the actually real 1935 election, or the fact that the 1931 election was dominated by a de facto uniparty "national government" as it called itself, which had formed in august 1931.

[@HkTl-vy6yn]

And don't forget Hitlers rise to power through a...military coup?

[@MalonsMilk]

Pop history where whatever you pump out on KZbin must be true. The dawn on the dumbest and most manipulated generation is upon us.

[@thomas1910]

It’s so disappointing to have a professionally edited and an otherwise entertaining video marred by stupid mistakes that discredit the entire video, just carelessness. I was piqued when he said Hitler came to power through a military coupe. Have to take everything with a grain of salt and can’t just enjoy the narrative

[@MasterWooten]

9:03 Yes Jimmy his sympathy for the working class was born out of his war years not simply by his having rubbed shoulders with them but by being their leader. Remember he was a commissioned officer being from the upper classes and hence as a junior officer Lieutenant/Captain he led NCOs or noncommissioned officers, Warrant Officers, Sergeants, corporals and privates in to battle and was responsible for their welfare as their platoon leader. They were in effect his "younger brothers" so to speak and he was responsible for their very lives, likely had to write the letters home to their mothers and wives when they fell in battle. Ask any Lieutenant/Captain from any army, who deployed to a combat zone, you tend to take on a lifetime concern for your men, their concerns, who they are and where they come from.

[@spe3dy744]

The History Matters clip at 3:20 is about the liberal revolutions of 1848, not Marxist or even socialist revolutions. The Communist Manifesto would not be published till after. Also, at 23:45, this is an incorrect view of how the Nazis spread antisemitism. They also talked of Jews as being an outside threat. They did spread ideas of eugenics and linked it to antisemitism, but they were two separate horrible ideas.

[@mattfm101]

Nope there is only one group who have been recorded talking about themselves as a master race and its the people bombing Palestinians. Ask yourself how can a people with such a famous and within living memory oppression become so evil? Unless, we haven't been told all the truth about the past.

[@GameyRaccoon]

@@mattfm101 oi stop that

[@spe3dy744]

@@mattfm101 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg_Laws

[@redlinetelevision]

History is full of lies written by the perpetual victims ​@@spe3dy744

[@ah795u]

The nazis had a whole bunch of mixed theories around Jews. There was the fear of the outsider, there was the idea of a small group pulling the strings and there were theories based in eugenics. I think the guy is trying to make the point that Mosleys arguments were more heavily centred around the first points and Hitler stressed racial purity far more

[@netto6681]

Mosley wasn’t feared. By and large, people thought he was a joke (see Roderick Spode in the Jeeves and Wooster books).

[@eddiel7635]

That’s definitely not true, you’re confusing post war Mosley with early 30’s Mosley.

[@aryanpugilist]

"Britain's most hated" is just what you are told to think. He was loved by loads of people and still is! He was against the war and didn't want Brits to die in huge amounts. Churchill was a warmongering psycho who arrested Mosley and pushed for a war with Germany. The Germans in fact wanted peace with England. They tried on many occasions to negotiate with Britain, but Britain wouldn't listen to anything. Mosley was not a bad person whatsoever and his politics were in fact different from Hitler's and Mussolini's.

[@C17Y]

Have we found the nazi apologist ?

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

​@@C17Y He was liked by the majority of working class Englishmen because he was one of the few MPs who didn't want Britain dragged into another war (ww1 had only just ended a couple decades earlier), a sentiment popular among many veterans who didn't want to see their sons suffer the same trauma they experienced

[@Swede1523]

@@C17Y If OP was wrong you would have formed an argument as to why he is wrong instead of just an ad hominem attack.

[@Anonymous-sb9rr]

Britain was allied with France and Poland. Germany started a war with Britain when it attacked it's allies. Dropping your allies in their time of need is a bad thing.

[@longiusaescius2537]

@Anonymous-sb9rr lol muh poland

[@tommym2223]

Just want to say, this video was expertly put together. Well done

[@mehmarcus1995]

Fun fact, Max Rufus Mosley, former President of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile and founder of March Engineering F1 Team is his son.

[@Thot_Patrol_USA]

he’s also dead

[@ivangiac4318]

Calling him "british hitler" shows that you do not know anything about him

[@ThemoonsFullofgoons-qn9xl]

See I thought that too at first but then I remembered this is KZbin catchy titles are a necessity and you can just tell by this guy that he doesn’t really think that

[@donotdisturb275]

@@ThemoonsFullofgoons-qn9xl yeah, me too. Like, i saw the title and though: "he wasnt britain's "hitler", him and mosley had nothing in common"

[@ThemoonsFullofgoons-qn9xl]

@@donotdisturb275 exactly in fact Mussolini’s fascism and Mosleys fascism had more in common than hitlers did with Mussolini’s

[@hoehoe360]

This guy puts up alot of bs hes just another left woke looney toon

[@lesbonatasha]

thought it was gonna be an actual history video, turns out its just pop history nonsense from someone who can't even cite sources properly, and the sources he attempts to cite is just other pop history youtubers. Like come on, TIK history? really? are you seriously citing TIK history?

[@luimac3374]

I found this video v interesting who would u recommend for actual history?

[@bruhmoment1329]

@@luimac3374i would read mosleys book as it outlined what the british fascist party wanted.

[@PhilosophyofElivagar]

Mate you're on KZbin, go to a library and research yourself if you're going to be so dismissive and rude

[@TheMightofDab]

@@PhilosophyofElivagar How dare he expect a modicum of decent history from someone making a 30 minute long history video!

[@PhilosophyofElivagar]

@@TheMightofDab There literally is decent history, maybe don’t fully rely on one source, let alone a KZbin video. To pretend this video is entirely useless is dramatic at best

[@rollovaughan]

Down wid th youff Jimmy! Cool revised history with mockney narration.

[@thevanicant5364]

What I just though it was some character Peaky Blinders made up, welp time to go pull an all-nighter.

[@sn0wt1ger]

Peaky Blinders, as much as I loved it, really did a character assassination on Mosley and the way that he was portrayed in the show is not accurate and is overexaggerated.

[@zephyr8072]

@sn0wt1ger Oh look a Nazi is complaining a show was mean to their Nazi hero. Cry about it.

[@Geordie_Boy01]

Peaky Blinders swapped Churchill and Mosley completely

[@Zivanovaable]

That leads mi to this video. Thanks Tommy. 😅

[@eddiel7635]

@@Geordie_Boy01 you muppet

[@ianlisk]

Britler

[@alexjohnson9798]

Mosley is the kind of guy that could have been saved. He wasn't driven by pure hate like Hitler or will to power like Stalin, his heart was in the right place for a longtime, until it wasn't. Kind of sad honestly.

[@Snaxolotl71]

Stalin wasn’t driven by a hunger for power, he tried to step down multiple times.

[@nonono9194]

Bro, if you learn about how things actually went down, trust me it'd explain SO much of what's wrong today. Whites going from 97% to 36% of the population in London in 40 years was no accident, same with every major white city across the world, whites being discriminated against for jobs in their own countries and in their own media is no accident. Believe me, we're in the dark timeline

[@hecateswolf6007]

​@@Snaxolotl71can you tell me more I'd be most interested, thanks

[@ferguswatt2884]

I’ll add… fascism was very working class in Mosleys era. Many who identify as democratic socialists in 2024 would have identified as fascists in the 1930s. The anti Jewish connotations of fascism didn’t always exist. Originally fascism was an attempt to answer the question “now that we’ve killed god, what will fill that god shaped hole” to which fascism answered “the state”. Mosleys antisemitism only became a thing later on in his career, and what comes to mind there is that certain groups in certain eras and places can become awful. Being against Jews is awful and wrong. Being against the ultra right wing Jews currently leading the Israeli government, who are enacting genocide, that is a group that does deserve to be shunned. Not Based on their Jewishness but based on their values, and they just happen to all be Jews. In Mosleys life, he saw insanely wealthy bankers and elites cause WWI, which severely traumatized him. Because Jews have been barred from the regular labour force in various places and eras of history, there is a legitimate connection between Jews and banking. Banking was one of the only ways to earn income available to Jews at points in history. WWI and the Great Depression were in part caused by corrupt bankers, a population made up of more Jews than existed in the general British population. So SOME of Mosleys anti Jewish speech is more to do with him wanting the banks to be regulated and the working class to no longer suffer the wars and crashes caused by elites. Mosley has a complicated legacy. As much I adore pesky blinders and love their mosley character it should not be mistaken as a historically accurate portrayal. The question of “we’ve killed god, what now will fill that god shaped hole” is an important and valid one, and the neoliberalism which came to Fill that hole is likely not better than if it had been the state. Mosley definitely had some views i consider clearly racist. Racism IMO Was not one of his major motivations, and who knows if he had become PM, and regulated the banks, and avoided WWII… I don’t know if the world we live in today would be better or worse. But I do know that self righteous hatred of a charicature of Mosley doesn’t do any good

[@ThatGuy-bz2in]

@@Snaxolotl71 The ice picks in the brains of his rivals would disagree.

[@MukiBlalock]

VERY HUMOROUS AND ENTERTAINING!😂😂😂❤🎉 NICELY DONE !😂❤🎉

[@procrastanauts_circus1576]

Regarding the Irish, thats so interesting. Even if it was for optics. The Irish were being evicted, mostly in lenster. There's photographs form the 19 10-20s of people who have barricaded themselves inside their houses and the police would come in through the roof or burn the house to force them out. Families in towns made makeshift shelters of blankets and rural families built into hills or out of the ruins of their homes. It was cruel!

[@sandrashane677]

And we didn't really win our independence in 1916 either. It was all a sham.

[@RoachChaddjr]

@@sandrashane677 Trust me you would know if you didn't

[@sandrashane677]

@@RoachChaddjr We're still paying ground rent to the crown. The rising was infiltrated by the little hat people.

[@movzfast]

Straight sub. Superb done video. The jokes, the anecdotes, the different perspectives, the editing with the interview of this guy. Well effing done!

[@DropdudeJohn]

I left a comment stating he was no Hitler and had it removed as hate speech.

[@spencerwilson4221]

This is my new favorite channel. And I’m an American whose family is from Ireland …

[@davidcoard1978]

Why did he encourage anti-semitism, foolish. The jews living in London's East End were just as deprived as their gentile neighbours. Mosely's ideas on economics did have a rationale to them; Britain lacking economies of scale in its industries, and access to raw materials was destined to economic decline.

[@ordinaryrat]

There is a bit more nuance here. Mosley fascism was anti-colonialism and anti-war (believed that the British Isles should become fully self-sustainable before venturing outward) and like Mussolini only sided with Hitler because of circumstance. Both him and Mussolini disliked Hitler and his ideology before the war. Still a good video though.

[@ondrej1112]

Why is he getting married at Magda Goebbles' house if he hates the nazis?

[@majorian4897]

National speragatism back stabbed their own SA base and murdered the Austrian Fascists, Mussolini and Mosely had plenty of good reasons not to trust Hitler.

[@algernonsidney8746]

He was not an anti colonialist in the 1930 his economic program included completely outlawing India's manufacturing sector and forcing Indians to only buy British manufacturing products. After the second world war he called for a single European state who would control Africa and treat simply as one massive raw materials colony.

[@ordinaryrat]

@@algernonsidney8746 Mosley's plan was to essentially establish 100% autarky (no trade with the outside world) for Britain which was his method of making the people 'strong' (instead of war like Mussolini or Hitler). This obviously would of failed, but regardless I don't think he would do this to India since he wouldn't want to trade anyways. Depending on which part of the 30s you are referring to your statement could be accurate. He basically went around every side of the political spectrum before he came to the conclusion that every other party would keep the elites in power and he believed that fascism was the only way for the common people to fight back.

[@algernonsidney8746]

@@ordinaryrat "Mosley's plan was to essentially establish 100% autarky (no trade with the outside world) for Britain which was his method of making the people 'strong' (instead of war like Mussolini or Hitler). This obviously would have failed, but regardless I don't think he would do this to India since he wouldn't want to trade anyways." Mosley did not want to end trade with the outside world, he wanted to keep trading with the rest of the British Empire, albeit on the terms that I mentioned in my previous comment. "he came to the conclusion that every other party would keep the elites in power and he believed that fascism was the only way for the common people to fight back." Mosley did not set up his new party because he was an anti elitist. He did not advocate for the public ownership of the economy, he did not advocate for transferring businesses to its employees. He set up his new party because he was frustrated that he could not get his way in the labor party and did not have the patience that other labor members like Attlee did to wait for their time to come.

[@BasedRedpilledMasterJ]

*Takes a single look at modern day Britain* “Hans are we the baddies?”

[@Larnce-n7z]

At least we aren’t speaking German oh wait we aren’t even speaking English

[@TrisMacLife]

Okay “basedredpilledmasterj”, it’s not amazing but certainly not a fascist shithole

[@geraintwilliamson1393]

Mate , I think your even handed, genuine and honest handling of this subject is commendable. I've seen this in other videos of yours and I salute you (not a nazi salute!!!). I get the impression you try to see many sides of the issue in your videos, I sense little allegiance to a party line, but to your own integrity and analysis Thumbs up, keep on going bud

[@Anubis424242]

Just stumbled on your video and I love the humor in this lol. Especially the part where everybody was suffering during the Great Depression except the rich and powerful. "Don't worry about them." 🤣

[@donatedpizza]

I love watching people clash over Mosley. Many truly despise him, others love him. Unbelievably enigmatic character. Its also interesting to see how much he pushed to stop WW2, since he served in WW1 and lost all his friends. The way he was imprisoned for being a threat to the British narrative, only allowed out to be vilified from the lost war. Very curious situation..

[@CarMadMan-uc7jz]

Another great video you make history so enjoyable. Thanks for helping me with my GCSE, I got a 8 in my history GCSE oral and I used some references from your videos. Your a god sent, keep it up !

[@OGrandomunknownperson]

GCSE oral? I did history, literally last year is oral something new?

[@TigeDoesGaming]

This is an amazing video Kieren! I learnt so much but in such a fun way 🫶🏻

[@loca8048]

Mosley was a narcissist - believed his own press - he was a zealot. Lot of that going around these days. Sigh.

[@Larnce-n7z]

Could you not say he was right?

[@TrisMacLife]

@Larnce-n7zi mean he wasn’t

[@brandonstoughton9619]

You should cover Rotha Lintorn-Orman Britain's first fascist leader.

[@greywolf7577]

Between her and Dorothy Grace Waring, it seems like many of the early Fascist leaders of Britain were women.

[@lamalama9717]

Her group seem more like naughty Tories rather than the real deal though.

[@kaizersolze]

He resembles Begbie from Trainspotting who was also Hitler in another movie.

[@albertarthurparsnips5141]

Robert Carlyle.

[@Obironnkenobi]

"His leg was still fucked but they just chucked him back into the frontline of war" has to be the most WW1 thing I have ever heard in my life.

[@levicolyer6566]

Posted 2 minutes ago and people are already saying it’s a great video 😂 how do you know ?

[@conclusionpresence596]

watched it at 50x speed

[@Drew.P.Todger]

Skip to the end and get the general feel of it… 🤷‍♂️

[@fullmetaltheorist]

We see the future.

[@Drew.P.Todger]

@@fullmetaltheorist we marched on.

[@Mitchell-mo9up]

my secret is out. I click like sometimes in the first minute. I admire your detective skills unearthing this improper use of the like button

[@123skillax]

fun fact when i wasreading about fascism, nazism and fascism differ , nazism comes from fascism. however fascism is a economical theory where as nazism is a race thwory that used the fascist economy. or as theycalso call it "fascio" . maybe wont interst many peoplw but yeah

[@Perun_1]

most people doesn't care. They just think, that all fascists are racist nazis, because media told them that

[@jdools4744]

Did you have a stroke while typing that?

[@123skillax]

@@jdools4744 was typing fast and i was tired........

[@jdools4744]

@@123skillax Oh, well to critique you Fascism and National Socialism are not solely economic or racial theories but all encompassing ideology’s with strong social and economic doctrines

[@Perun_1]

@@jdools4744 cry

[@TehCthulhu]

Small point: Hitler did not come to power through a military coup. He was voted Chancellor, and was then granted emergency powers by legislative action. It all happened democratically. This should scare you.

[@Redacted341]

He was granted emergency powers because he scared hindenburg into giving it to him, there was no actual emergency

[@DelGTAGrndrs]

It doesn’t scare me. Austrian painter was right about a lot of things. The progressives/comms scare me

[@angelozachos8777]

WOKISM PROGRESSIVES scares me … not the fictional boogeyman you conjure

[@TehCthulhu]

@@angelozachos8777 It's been a long time since I've seen a KZbin comment this "edgy". Thank you for bringing laughter back into my life.

[@c4tl4dy76]

The Algo helped me discover this channel today, and I'm quite pleased. Also gotta say that "Shady Bro" is, at once, the most understated but accurate description for Hitler. 👍

[@finnmacleod3774]

Love your videos man❤ i was just wishing that you had a new video to watch and here it is!

[@oliver_l9028]

"England lives and marches on" That shi is oce cold

[@julian5251]

not when it comes from him

[@joncarter3761]

It's scary how similar things are now to how they were then, mainstream political parties struggling to maintain relevance, populist movements with more extremist ideologies are becoming more common and a lot less people are willing to vote because it's been proven to us voting does fa to solve any of the institutional problems in our democracies because there's too many inconvenient truths and politicians are too scared to voice actual opinions in fear of being cancelled or dropped by their party!

[@sandrashane677]

The bankers control all the parties anyway so no matter who you vote for the bankers win and we get robbed blind.

[@pivotboy2062]

At 6:06, you can see what i imagine is an American soldier with his 1903 in the midst of all the brits. You can tell by the flipped up burlington sight

[@PiousMoltar]

Romanticising working in the fields at least makes more sense than romaticising working in the mines though, you've got to admit that at least.

[@maxcap6071]

3:23 These aren't Communist revolutions? The Communist Manifesto was only just published in 1848 as these Revolutions occured.

[@Azoria4]

The smugness and naivety of the British public will never allow them to see how evil and subversive their own government is.

[@ItsSamHussey]

Well…

[@MattnessLP]

His "England lives!" shout at the end of his speech reminds me a lot of classic Frankenstein's "It's alive!", both have a very similar energy

[@EasternOutlaw09]

Calling him ‘Hitler’ is tarnishing his reputation.

[@aidanvogt6177]

His terrible reputation already precedes him.

[@nonono9194]

To antiwhite racists, yes.

[@MovieMenno]

Lucky the cities of England are now still english right? righ?

[@marccamp6376]

Oy Vey

[@mueezadam8438]

free movement of subjects was literally the deal Britain struck with her former colonies to retain privileged trading rights.

[@tonygange7636]

​@@mueezadam8438 What was the number on the movement of people that was agreed?

[@mueezadam8438]

@@tonygange7636 it is limited to business and education. This ‘new’ wave of ‘migration’ is the result of the US invading several regions (Afghan, Libya, etc) which the former British Empire had made asylum promises to. Despite being a NATO member, the UK wasn’t given enough time to prepare for the sheer volume of refugees the conflict caused. Probably was the beginning of Britain’s disillusionment with international partnerships like the EU being able to accommodate her interests, given how wide her relations and holdings spread.

[@tonygange7636]

@@mueezadam8438 No it isn't, there's plenty of safe Muslim countries who don't accept those fleeing into their country for obvious reasons. The EU opened the borders to N Africa, Eritreans make up a huge number of migrants who the UK didn't invade, along with Sweden,Ireland, Netherlands , Germany etc who didn't invade nobody but have to take a certain number that hasn't been specified.

[@mloclam6917]

Class content

[@GoodBrit]

Great review/personal opinion piece - thank you.

[@briantitchener4829]

I w atched this because my great uncle, who I never met, was Mosley's personal private secretary. I knew he was a Right-wing activist, but never realised just how much Mosley was involved with so many notorious characters of history. Bit of an eye-opener. Good video though.

[@sn0wt1ger]

w great uncle

[@briantitchener4829]

@@sn0wt1ger I meant my great-uncle, my grandad's brother. I never met him. My mum told me about him years ago. She remembered Mosley.from when she was a youngster.

[@MaSoNGaMeR115]

you should be proud

[@JannyBesmircher]

Failed? He held the LARGEST political rally ever in the U.K.

[@Courageous91]

OK...he still failed.

[@xxgaming_generation_2156]

@@Courageous91Because the government shut down his party not because he lacked support

[@Dorian131]

@@xxgaming_generation_2156 just like today, government is not allowing the parties they dislike like with the AfD

[@Perun_1]

@@Courageous91 He would won, if nazism didn't exist

[@mediocredrummer6427]

Fascism is a snake that eats itself. He would've failed regardless of the Nazis.

[@richrobinson6464]

He was extremely intelligent. He appealed to intellectuals and working class.

[@palwatcher6903]

22:09 well, since he was a fan, that was a pretty good gift. kind of like getting a signed jersey of your favorite basketball player. or a signed trading card of your favorite athlete also a photo back then was definitely expensive 3 figures in today's money.

[@presstoeject]

The last few minutes are what scare me. News and information travelled comparatively slowly in the past (it gave a little of time to reflect and respond). Nowadays any event will be jumped on by 'iideologues'' who want to push a narrative and you get three or four versions of what has actually occurred. So many people exist in a comfortable bubble of safety and conformity that critical thinking is frowned upon. Hence, dismiss as conspiracy theories or ad hominem the enemy. Trust the experts! 🤫

[@lacka90]

Mossley wanted to preserve the empire. Instead Brittan went in to a unnecessary war which killed millions, lost the empire, made sure Sovjetunion won and are slowly today becoming an minority in their own country. At least they don't speak German.

[@ttpbroadcastingcompany.4460]

Damn. I didn't know that the Soviet Union, which everyone hated, but saw the Germans as the more immediate threat, won against the British and Americans... /sarcasm Also, considering that Hitler would've invaded England eventually anyways, it's clear that they had to get involved.

[@guyuscoolius2326]

how was a pro-irish pacifist going to preserve the empire

[@Man-From-Another-Place]

@@ttpbroadcastingcompany.4460 AH wasn't interested in invading England and attempted to make peace with them a bunch of times. He was interested in gaining territory in the east.

[@d.k8257]

@@ttpbroadcastingcompany.4460 ''Also, considering that Hitler would've invaded England eventually anyways, it's clear that they had to get involved.' He wouldn't, in mein kampf Hitler suggested that Britain would be a worthy equal as long as they shed their jewish influence

[@RoachChaddjr]

I'm anti-war but can we bury our hand in the sand while one country takes over our entire home continent? You can't, we had to intervene so you can't take note of the Soviet Union's power post-war without acknowledging Germany's aggressive expansionism first.

[@robdavies82]

Today he would be a “free speech advocate”, unbanned on X, and probably touted for an appearance on I’m a Celebrity

[@Courageous91]

Now does that sound like someone we know. I wonder who that could...oh hi Nigel, when did you get here

[@Killary-Klinton]

Such a perfect mix of information and comedy in this documentary, Kudos.

[@AntonBerglund88]

the man was imprisoned (without trial) and only let out when his health seriously deteriorated. He advocated for nothing else but peace.

[@michellepeoplelikeyoumurde8373]

SWEDEN ?? fascist?? Or just ignorant

[@tomigun5180]

The true, ugly face of "our democracy".

[@FourDutch]

He advocated for becoming friends with Hitler

[@nonono9194]

Same as ol' square moustache. The villains won, and told the future to hate those who tried to save them. There's a reason whites are minorities in their cities across the world, and it's only accelerating

[@empress_alex]

As well as authoratarianism and an extremily bigoted social hierachy. But sure, he only championed peace.

[@ItsALaughYT]

We live in a period

[@joda6466]

You're vids are great mate, very informative, and seem well researched. Makes me wanna learn more about stuff. Good job bro🎉🎉