The Mad Baron - Roman von Ungern-Sternberg I WHO DID WHAT IN WWI?

[@OrionBlarg]

"He was expelled from the Cossacks because of his violent behavior." Thats kind of a terrifying fact.

[@StevenEveral]

When the most violent people in Russia kick you out of their organization for being 'too violent', you're really got some issues. 😲

[@petergray2712]

Patrick Adams Cossack violence was done at the behest of the Russian government, not out of inherent instability. They were militarized civilians who lived outside normal society, but there was a strict hierarchy, and sociopaths like him would never have fit in

[@Lorscia]

Is not wise to upset a Cossack...and a Wookiee...but more than all a Cossack Wookiee.

[@tomkavulic7178]

yeah my jaw dropped at that too

[@Pikkabuu]

@Kaczynski Yes the Cossacks by large were like the trained guard dogs but von Ungern served in the worst most violent Cossacks unit...that should be a pretty clear sign that von Ungern wasn't just some sociopath. He would have been a sociopath that even other sociopaths would consider an insane sociopath.

[@beatlecost]

A half -German, half-Estonian, Russia based, Buddhist and occultist warlord with Mongolian bodyguards? Where is Tarantino when you need a film like this?

[@bogdanbogdanoff5164]

He's too busy signalling how NOT racist he is by making more movies where white people get massacred afaik

[@bayanbatu6848]

Im a mongolian , i would watch it so badly !

[@AndreAndFriends]

Victor he was too violent for Gingis Khan. So they teleported him to the 20th century.

[@keremkaya2394]

Sounds like your normal ck2 game

[@thehajduk6451]

Or a video game with this guy

[@1pierosangiorgio]

"he was not a bully. he was the guy bullies are scared of". love that sentence!

[@victorakoma677]

Absolutely

[@jonathanmosher72]

He was totally a bully. He used to torture people who he thought were "weak"

[@ledbizkits6885]

@@jonathanmosher72 He also tortured animals. He was noted as a child for his immense cruelty towards animals. When he was 12 he tried to strangle his cousins pet owl, for no apparent reason. Parents forbid any children from playing with him, he was described as a "terror".

[@juwebles4352]

Note they were only scared of him because he was a dangerous sociopath

[@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus]

@@ledbizkits6885 My name is surrounded with such hate and fear that no one can judge what is the truth and what is false, what is history and what myth.

[@petargrad2293]

Fun fact: During his execution one of the bullets ricochet off his Buddhist talisman and hit one of the Bolsheviks

[@CHEESYHEAD684]

Yo, can't blame those Mongolians, if i saw him do that too I'd bow down in reverence.

[@_recipeh]

Unbelievably based

[@GasLightyear69]

@@_recipeh hhahaa

[@yj4003]

J

[@rodderz5615]

Read it was saint George’s cross

[@vinaymane5538]

"My name is surrounded with such hate and fear that no one can judge what is the truth and what is false, what is history and what myth" -mad baron

[@theprophetofthepastagod5633]

Isn’t that the crazy Russian guy that leads Mongolia and thinks he is the next Genghis khan in kaiserreich

[@kingofshitlords6739]

Yes

[@SUPERSTARSTATION]

Precisely my friend.... precisely

[@belisarius6949]

Russian guy? Well he is Austrian by blood, lives in Russia and leads mongolia.

[@greekswaglord-dathistoryla201]

Belisarius The Historian And people say history history is boring

[@belisarius6949]

Dat History lad Lol

[@gottwangs7854]

we need a movie about this guy

[@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist]

Gott Wangs, there are a few old Soviet ones where he plays the "bad guy" of course and an Italian animated film from, I believe the 1970s. I do agree that a new one is needed. We received a Kolchak film some years ago, time for one on the Baron.

[@gottwangs7854]

RussianOrthodoxMonarchist yeah but i mean like a modern one with a decent budget and a nice set of actors

[@nikeayuiop]

Or at least a book

[@bxyhxyh]

I'm a Mongolian and in all Russian and Mongolian propaganda movies made in Socialist era, he was always a bad guy.

[@physmath9386]

@@bxyhxyh He freed Mongolia from the Chinese. It may be funny, but Mongolia is now independent due to the fact that the crazy Russian baron once defeated the Chinese troops.

[@felipesoares5900]

You forgot to mention the fact that, during his execution, a bullet hit one of his medals and went back into one of the executioners. I'm not sure if that's true or not. But he had a deep aura within him.

[@qui-gonjinn3322]

Buddhist talisman *

[@Ketannabis]

"It promoted celibacy but allowed unlimited alcohol, opium and hashish." Wtf I love Buddhism now!

[@PerturaBased]

Lmao same

[@ДарвинСтоун]

Alcohol actually was restricted

[@SUPERSTARSTATION]

Time to revive the mongol empire in a certain mod for a game 👀

[@이준희-d9z]

kaisserrei...?

[@SUPERSTARSTATION]

이준희 yeah boi

[@SUPERSTARSTATION]

Sakoi mongoria has CAS horses for tanks 👀

[@soyalguien2891]

Minecraft

[@ProGamerOne]

MASTER PLUTO 666 likes...

[@TheRagingStorm98]

Genghis khan the second. What a legend

[@Santeri349]

D I R E C T R U L E F R O M U R G A

[@marekvrbka]

*G O D O F W A R*

[@johnmangele6758]

The Raging Storm Uuuuuh no

[@alexdudley2917]

john mangele You don’t get it

[@1984anansi]

no. The second is more Timur.

[@anttibjorklund1869]

To quote Captain E. Blackadder from Blackadder goes Forth: "who would have noticed another madman round here?"

[@christopherconard2831]

Antti Björklund When you are sent to the asylum, then take it as a challenge to out crazy the locals.

[@WastelandSeven]

Touche!

[@jameswells554]

WIBBLE!

[@Wothanaz]

"I shall die a horrible death but the world has never seen such a terror and such a sea of blood as it shall now see…" Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg

[@turmunhkganba1705]

Please do a Kaiserreich episode for April fools

[@possiblystappert4315]

this

[@PedroMDIX]

Ohh gods,this would be awesome :3

[@БоянМихов-м9э]

Turmunhk Ganba yeah do it, do it, do it

[@rittervontrost5680]

Yes, please!!!!

[@jnliewmichael4235]

Turmunhk Ganba Not really practical, but...... cool? I would think that there won't be enough of an audience though...

[@MultiRedskull]

He fought, he lost, now he rest. Long Live the Baron.

[@Aquamous]

His spirit shall live on till the dawn of time! Hail! 🇲🇳!

[@MilanBanditos]

Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg was my spirit animal before he became popular.

[@TheGreatWar]

Now, you don't like him anymore?

[@MilanBanditos]

Now I'm adding "Before He Was Popular" to his already considerable list of titles!

[@michaelfinnegan5968]

Infinite Skies used to like him. They still like him now, it's just that they also used to.

[@jasonphoenix1]

there is a book "Beasts Men and Gods" by Ferdinand Ossendowski about traveling through Mongolia during that period .. including meeting Baron Ungern, amazing book btw

[@maxthexpfarmer3957]

@@jasonphoenix1 I'm pretty sure a lot of that book is embellished.

[@Duke_of_Lorraine]

8:12 and he then moved to Velen, in west Temeria, where he met the famous witcher Geralt of Rivia

[@Milk-jy1kn]

Oh ma goodness Geraldo de riviera

[@milankolarski8876]

Great man, great !!!

[@neilwilson5785]

Cool, but I'm struggling with The Witcher 3. Is it worth going back to it? Is Conrad von Hotzendorf a character in the game?

[@Duke_of_Lorraine]

I don't know if Conrad is in that game, but there is a Gwent card of Menno Coehorn, who takes his name from a real-life siege engineer (who was Vauban's rival)

[@beaverfan1016]

Otto von Bismarck .....First you've invaded extra credits, now this? Do you REALLY always have a plan?

[@FeatureHistory]

Hey I'm in this one. Also I'm 20 minutes late to get prime comment real estate, whoops.

[@MrGhost77757]

Feature History Interesting how he conquered an entire nation while his country Russia was in a state of civil war.

[@Erreul]

Why wouldn't he. Or you for that matter.

[@decem_sagittae]

you absolute madman

[@neilwilson5785]

You got real estate anyway. Cheers!

[@ehns9462]

Feature History I love it when 2 history channels that I have followed for a while cross over and I'm like "yea, y'all are both awesome"

[@Rain-Man]

"He was quite likely a psychopath" gotta love Indie

[@Linerax]

That is similar to saying water seems wet to the touch.

[@beammeup8654]

Fire is hot too.

[@filmfan885]

MultiCockta 😂😂😂👌

[@TheWoodstock2009]

E V E R Y M A N A H O R S E

[@wyattshelley5483]

TheWoodstock D I R E CT R U L E F R O M A T L A N T A.

[@okmann98]

There needs to be a movie about this guy.

[@Ћероман]

There are many movies (RUSS)

[@concept5631]

*"He was a cruel, ruthless, and violent."* Sounds like 60% of all people in power ever.

[@qui-gonjinn3322]

More like 90%

[@youtuberobbedmeofmyname]

@@qui-gonjinn3322 99% Might makes Right

[@lynxproductions4667]

ITS ABOUT TIME WE GET TO THE KHAN

[@rejmons1]

There is such a disturbing legend about the treasure of Bloody Baron: After the fall of Admiral Piotr Wrangel, the traveler, writer and anticommunist, Ferdinand Ossendowski joined him in Urga in Mogolia. It is not certain, what Ossendowski was doing alongside Roman von Ungern-Sternerg. One theory say he was his "treasurer". And after that, when Bolsheviks smashed the Asian Horse Division in 1921 and killed Roman von Ungern und Sternberg, Ossendowski hid somewhere the treasury of the baron. One very interesting topic is his book: "PEOPLE, ANIMALS, GODS. " (as known as "Through the land of people, animals and gods") where author included a completely random photo of a mound of stones somewhere in the Mongolian steppe, one theory says that this picture, which does not match the contents of the book, shows the place where this huge treasure was buried.

[@1984anansi]

and also about the ring of Otüken. I think that Tolkien heard something about it for his book lord of the rings. Ossendowski talk about the "Master of the World" in his book : beasts, mens and Gods. In the History some mens had this ring, like Alexander the Great, Sargon, Gengis Khan, Timur Leng, and more recently Molotov. One of the rare heroes of the revolution who died AFTER Staline and had a long life...

[@Aviationlord7742]

Who else only learnt about this guy through kaisereich? Aka Genghis Kahn II

[@martonlerant5672]

The problem is that Genghis khan was a military genius and this guy was bonkers....

[@Hermanify]

Aviation lord I knew of him before kaiserreich i although found about huey long from kaiserreich

[@konstantinosnikolakakis8125]

Me

[@EngelinZivilBO]

Kaisereich :D my friend Marten Kaise would love to have his own "Reich" :D

[@baagiibaagii2605]

I am Mongolian. And I think he was a great military leader and a real man. At the time he entered Mongolia, Bogd khan and Mongolian nobles supported him with money and horses, soldiers. Then He had about 4000 soldiers including Mongolian volunteers and he defeated the 10 thounsand Chinese soldiers(most of Chinese soldiers was chased and killed), after that he also defeated 5000 Chinese soldiers of reinforcements. Shortly after Mongolian communist took weapons from Soviets and tried to defeat him but they only managed to defeat him with red army support. Mongolian volunteers abandoned him because they had lost their reason to fight after all they already defeated Chinese. Also some of his men abandoned him to escape to the Manchuria. In the end, He was captured by Mongolian communists and handed to Soviets. He was hanged while wearing the yellow deel (Mongolian traditional costume) which Bogd Khan gave him as present.

[@kurdtcobain2896]

Yu bna

[@arandomperson5434]

Wasn’t Ungern shot by firing squad instead of Hanging?

[@alexanderv7815]

He wasn't hanged though, death by firing squad.

[@gadafwar5520]

He actually had about 1000 soldiers, I use russian source, so ig its more accurate

[@megakillerx]

DIRECT RULE FROM THE GOD OF WAR

[@HappyColdCut]

One of the reasons he was expelled was that he strangled his friends owl and ate it.

[@patrickilmoni9380]

One should never strangle an Owl, let alone eat ones friends Owl. That must be an bad Omen. It is said that it is even written in the Bible that "One shalt not eat any owl !"

[@patrickilmoni9380]

+White Baron What is ?

[@TheRightLadder]

Twit Twho in their right mind would do something like this?

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

For uneccesary means he got fired from the Cossacks, dude (ungern) prove by other means that you are a badass, not by torturing, killing or eating domestic pets

[@bezahltersystemtroll5055]

wtf literal serial killer material ☹️ who would hurt a pet owl

[@roonster1324]

Man I wish this guy wrote a book or something I’d love to see his style of writing and stories in his own words

[@roonster1324]

Oh hey it’s me from 5 years ago I had no idea I watched this

[@ganbat]

Mongols thank him for leading the army to destroy chinese army in urga.

[@bayanbatu6848]

Yeah He is the legend

[@sansan2591]

He is true hero

[@VladTevez]

He would be an excellent Bond villain

[@nirfz]

probably not because as bond always gets captured, the film would end there. This guy would not talk around and put some "slowly starting, failing killing device" in action but just end the story right there.

[@VladTevez]

A henchman of a Bond villain?

[@nirfz]

Excellent pick for a job like that! (and just imagine the frustration with the orders of his superior...)

[@TotalRookie_LV]

V. Athanasiou Maybe. Or a character, after whom someone is sent up a river, with a mission to get rid of that madman.

[@WastelandSeven]

I'm thinking more Rambo or Expendables LOL

[@brazauskas2073]

Okay, I read the comments and I want to say one thing: Baron Sternberg DID NOT consider himself a reincarnation of Genghis Khan. He was extremely ruthless and cruel, but not schizophrenic. Kaiserreich developers just wanted him seem even more insane. Please someone spread this idea to the people, it creates a very wrong image of the person in question (Roman von Sternberg).

[@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist]

Даниил Павлов, true, though there are some that state he "claimed a blook link." I am more glad they did not fall into the idea the Baron converted to Buddhism. While he certainly was interested, he remained Orthodox until his death. Love the Baron though, a dedicated Monarchist.

[@vassilissadungernsternberg4746]

Thanks from someone who's wearing the same name..

[@Jahtso]

@BenkethePirate If he accepted a title from the Bogda Khan, then there's a chance that he respected to fully accepted Vajrayana Buddhism

[@joebanuelos5614]

They need to make a movie of this guy, and thanks for covering Roman von Ungern-Sternberg

[@joewebb6430]

I'm an esoteric Ungern-Sternbergist

[@ParabellumHistory]

I'm saddened by how a lot of the Russians mentioned in the show will die in 1918

[@Skaitania]

Those photos...he stares from the far past and right into your soul. What a scary character

[@AlexKS1992]

"The gateway into the human soul is through their eyes". Roman saying.

[@swmark78]

"He was expelled from the Cossacks for his violent behavior..." I didn't even know that was possible.

[@liammackenzie9283]

"His father was declared insane" In the business, we call this foreshadowing.

[@nestorvetumbra]

I have been waiting years for this video!

[@SteveMHN]

This channel must be one of the most comprehensive documentations of world war 1 ever. Big thanks for all the teams effort (-:

[@julianmartinez3048]

He was also a major character in "Corto Maltese in Siberia". Hugo Pratt did always include colourful real characters in his comics, that were even more lager-than-life than fictional characters. To be expelled from the cossacks for being too violent. That is being a real badass.

[@maddoxbellrose7679]

Based, we need more people like him.

[@Aquamous]

For real brüder

[@mingusboodle]

Binge watching The Great War channel... What a great way to spend Armistice Day!

[@thomdilling5855]

Love me some feature history! You guys do some of the best collaborations on youtube..

[@conservativetradesman9833]

I am a person who has studied Imperial/Soviet Russia and I have never heard of this man. Thank you for this.

[@1984anansi]

weird... If you "studied" this era and never heard something about him, it's really strange...

[@aarongodinez9022]

@@1984anansi "studied" probably means they read a wikipedia page about it...

[@lecterulyanov3853]

It's nice to see 2 amazing historical channels cooperation. Kudos

[@francescofortini3990]

For me He was a great Hero. What he did, requires no further explanation...

[@zerosaber257]

He is a great hero at his time to non communist biased sources.

[@Ed-pn9id]

They should have a movie of this Baron. Just when you think you know it all another character pop's up. Great job Marcus.

[@louisweisberg6283]

Kaiserreich!

[@MR-wh6ji]

Louis Weisberg Hoi4 FTW!

[@gonachietomo2839]

Me too

[@jesperkthomsen]

Awsome. More of this kind of stuff, please. That era was filled with interesting individuals who participated in forging the world we live in today.

[@yelsavidaravskaja905]

YESSSSS my favourite historical figure As a Finn, I love this guy

[@Ziggletooth]

He's more of a Jake

[@belisarius6949]

Why do you like him because your a fin?

[@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist]

As a Monarchist, I love him as well.

[@stupidturntable]

Finns have Germans to thank for their independence. Twice. At least the white side Finns do... Spoiler alert, I know but watch out for February 1918 weekly updates.

[@Airay552]

Finland almost lost their independence because of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact. Forgotten about that huh?

[@yunusaamartey2908]

I love your style of delivery!

[@baronvonungernstenberg740]

Never let my dream die.

[@baronvonungernstenberg740]

Genghis Khan yes my brother mongolia and it's people will rise again.

[@TheAmericanCatholic]

Baron Von Ungern Stenberg imposter

[@baronvonungernstenberg740]

Roman von Ungern Sternberg are you sure about that?

[@hebanker3372]

Didn't you met Corto Maltese in Siberia?

[@christopherconard2831]

Thank you for the "Who did what" supplement series. This war created a lot of larger than life people, and it is interesting to see how they got their reputations. Also where reality ends, and legend begins.

[@beskydyk]

Wow, You have to read "Beasts, Men and Gods" by Ferdinand Ossendowski! A man that by accident met the Red Baron and described him and his "kingdom" and "religion". Much like Heart of Darkness by Josepha Conrad but for real!

[@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist]

beskydyk, Ossendowski's book is likely one of the more friendly things I have seen on the Baron in the more "mainstream."

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

Shoo, go be an apologist elsewhere...

[@vecters2330]

I recently discovered this channel and I want to say the videos of this channel are the most amazing I have never seen, it's so much interesting know what happened during WW1, thanks for all of the job the videos requires and greetings from Argentina!

[@TheGreatWar]

+Vecters thanks! Greetings from Berlin

[@krategonoslykopigadion2557]

Ferdynand Ossendowski writes in his book "Beasts, Men and Gods" that the baron himself told him in 1916 that he sent a mission to Mongolia to persuade the Mongols to fight for Russia on the Eastern Front. Mongolia was then semi-autonomous from China and was neutral during the First World War.

[@theempirehasfallen5202]

Love these Videos, followed it from the beginning, keep them coming!

[@xSayresthx]

The god of war incarnate, FINALLY

[@ND-vi7ob]

i love your channel and your way of presenting these cool and astonishing information!!! :)

[@jaeckex6214]

Hey, I think it would be awesome if you made a video about how historically plausible the 'Kaiserreich'-Mod is, since so many people here seem to know about it ;P

[@possiblystappert4315]

this

[@TheGreatWar]

+Jaeckex we don't do alternate history, sory

[@jeck988]

The Great War you should still check out the mod!

[@Hermanify]

They only do ww1

[@Smiley1967]

Thx for the little history lesson and the research of one of my ancestors :)

[@Pravdik918]

Let's make Mongolia great again!

[@Duke_of_Lorraine]

Xi Jinping : "I will build a wall, a great wall, no one builds walls better than me, at our northenr border and I will make Mongolia pay for it !"

[@bxyhxyh]

He maybe could do that depending on the situation we Mongolians are in.

[@oldworldblu3s305]

@@Duke_of_Lorraine well in a way they did tbh

[@tritium1998]

Russians themselves destroyed it.

[@HS-su3cf]

And a happy birthday to Conrad von Hötzendorf, without whom this series would not have been possible.

[@randylucas2458]

When the Cossacks are like... lighten up dude

[@austinng1137]

I found a biography of this guy at my local library. Definitely one of the more intriguing side characters in the early 20th century.

[@SweetArmadillo361]

This guy is an icon and a role model.

[@zerosaber257]

To me he is

[@PerturaBased]

Yes

[@PeterOStecherClassicArchery]

I love you guys and your work! Best Wishes from Austria!!!

[@makosguba2259]

The Mad Baron did nothing wrong!

[@SSJKamui]

He physically removed communists, so to speak.

[@Kruegernator123]

@@SSJKamui Bolsheviks would be completely wiped out, if the Baron had helicopters in his arsenal.

[@emis5478]

Killing them is way easyer than talking to them

[@GoGasgano]

He was anti jewish so he’s inherently on the right side of history

[@sansan2591]

Yes !!!

[@frankiefierro7129]

A great war episode plus a new feature history video and extra credit history, today was a good day

[@ralife11379]

one of the reasons I love learning about history is seeing where people draw inspiration for modern media. Anybody who has ever played the witcher three wild hunt will see that this man is the inspiration for "the bloody baron" of that game.

[@thekid4192]

Great Content! I am scanning the video titles now and it looks like someone finally came up with a Graduate level History Video Channel!

[@vinniegognitti1355]

His father was NOT Estonian. There was NOT such country as "Estonia" at that time. There was Estland - a province of Russia where Balticum Germans were ruling class at that time. In the cities only German was spoken, and a little Russian. The roots of Ungern-Sternberg family go back to the XIII century, and none of them was "Estonian". At the beginning of the 20th century the most of Balticum Germans were also Russian-speaking because they served Russia during 200 years. But none of them spoke Estonian. I think if you had called Roman von Ungern an Estonian you'ld have been immediately shot dead by him because he would have felt insulted by being called Estonian :-)

[@michaldvorak2501]

Excelent video, this needs to be a movie, Apocalypse now vibe.

[@costakeith9048]

A truly great man and a visionary, what I would give for ten thousand more like him to fight the forces of liberalism and Marxism today.

[@floydvaughn836]

Just make sure you won't mind winning.

[@hieroglyphics4133]

This was super interesting thanks for sharing these stories :D

[@aaronlewis702]

Living on the Steppes as nomads riding border patrols against Chinese bandits sounds far to awesome to be a true military career.

[@Snaut1]

This guy needs his own film/television series.

[@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist]

The Baron was a hero. A complicated and violent man to be sure, but a great one who stood against the evils of the Godless Bolsheviks. Though, my family caught in the Far East never served under him, they, and everyone with them, knew of him. The Mad Baron, the dedicated Monarchist, a man I greatly admire for his dedicatiom to the Imperial, Monarchist, and the White cause.

[@shellshockedgerman3947]

Why? Do you want to starve in a communist country?

[@marvelousdex9678]

You know those pictures of Stalin looking at the great harvest? All of the harvest was fake, they did not have food for a photo shoot.

[@sandran17]

The Empire couldnt live no longer. Unfortunately, once it died, a brand new one sprung up in denial of it acting like an Empire.

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Who would have been the next Tsar if Nicholas II and Mikhail Romanov were already dead in 1918?

[@farerolobos9382]

@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist Nope, he wasn't. He was a psychopath. People like him gave a bad name to the White cause and finally made the peasantsto stand with the Reds. The White Terror was the worst possible answer to the Red Terror.

[@darrylb.roberts7181]

Keeping a Pack of Wolves fed with his enemies was Absofuckinglutely GENIUS. 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@CalvinNoire]

When Mad Baron was bit by a venomous snake, after 7 days of excruciating pain, the snake died. When mad Baron had to move out of his parents house, he said to his father, "you're the man of the house now" I once had a dream where I fought The Mad Baron, after I woke up, I realized I had a black eye. When Mad Baron was gonna be a teenager, he sat down with his parents to give them "the talk" Mad Baron doesn't turn on the shower, he stares at it until it starts crying. Mad Baron wears sunglasses to protect the sun from his eyes.

[@unknownlad379]

Do a bio about alexander kolchak indie

[@gennadiyleyfman6920]

Expelled from the Cossacks… I recall the old joke very popular among the Soviet children regarding a brutal and violent person , “He was expelled from the Gestapo for his excessive cruelty”.

[@jerseyforhawks]

I like the way you pronounce "von Unnngernn Schterrrburg", nice vlog.

[@rhodes6840]

Excellent work professor Indy and staff. If war creates monsters out of ordinary men what does it do to the monsters?

[@GamerGroupeDK]

Can we please get a bio special about the admiral kolchak? Would be very interesting to watch :)

[@RussianOrthodoxMonarchist]

I agree. Admiral Kolchak was a great and interesting man, indeed.

[@uran480]

В России до сих пор восхваляются большевики и их строй. Красная гидра еще в теле России. Благодарю за интересный рассказ о бароне Унгерне! Он, по моему убеждению, оклеветан, но правда восторжетсвует! In Russia, the Bolsheviks and their system are still praised. Red hydra is still in the body of Russia. Thank you for the interesting story about Baron Ungern! I am convinced that he is slandered, but the truth will be triumph!

[@hjorturerlend]

Ah, The Mad Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg... What an amazing personality and awesome name and aestethic x)

[@karlkarlos3545]

Fascinating but that's still not the video about August von Mackensen, everybody is waiting to see.

[@TheGreatWar]

+Karl Karlos soon

[@Agomacule]

HYPE

[@alexklein9916]

Nice picture from my hometown Graz .thanks Indy and team ;)

[@mcdouglas1780]

Oh boy its Sterny Bergy

[@bww9450]

Hey, I like your '' WHO DID WHAT IN WW1 " segment on your channel. I learn more in depth of persons and what they done in the war. Thank you

[@stevendern2543]

You had me at, "this was a guy bullies were scared of." Then there’s the fights, the hashish, the Mongolian bodyguards. I’d have fell in with that crew....probably mutiny in the gobi. There’s apocalypse now. And there’s the mad baron.

[@scottyerrell9405]

You guys should do a piece on John Hines of the AIF. he is a colourful character with an entertaining story. The photo of him with his loot is one of the the most famous Australian photos of ww1. Love the show and I have learned so much. Keep it up.

[@LS-oq3qh]

Roman Von Ungern Sternberg, a descendent of medieval german teutonic knights, building his "buddhist" empire in Mongolia seems epic to me in a very sick way.

[@BLUEBARRY55]

Extremely interesting. Yes. Thank you.

[@nebojisatomic1681]

Russian Hero and a true monarhist 🇷🇺🤎🇷🇺

[@jonathangreene1699]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SINCE THIS SERIES BEGAN

[@ksztyrix]

"In a mad world, only the mad are sane."

[@SHAd0Eheart]

Wow, all that by 35. That is a dark soul well beyond driven.