Camps for Child Soldiers, Captured Crewmen, and Chaotic Air Forces - WW2 - OOTF 025

[@WorldWarTwo]

If you look at the research and writing credits in the description you will see three new names there: Chris Keller, Nik van der Veen, and Jamie Nagele. Who are these fine gentlemen you ask? Well, they are three of the new eight-person intern team! They've been with us since August but this is the first time any of their work has gone public. You'll be meeting the rest as the months go on, but you may have already unknowingly interacted with some of them in the KZbin comments. Anyway for now please welcome Chris, Nik, Jamie to the team and wish them all the best in their work. There is more from them to come. And thanks once again to Chewbacca, Fogeltje, and TimeGhost Army member, Tristan Blackshaw, for their questions. Something we didn't mention in the episode is that Chewbacca and Fogeltje are two very active posters over on community.timeghost.tv. As well as being the place you can ask OOTF questions, it's also where you can chat with the rest of the community; discuss and share history; and even contribute towards our D-Day project (see here: community.timeghost.tv/t/d-day-research-contribution-here/7854/59). It's pretty cool so if you're not already a forum member, go and make an account and keep the community thriving. Remember, whether it's here or in the forum, we have a code of conduct we ask you to stick to. Read it here: community.timeghost.tv/t/rules-of-conduct/4518

[@SirSaladhead]

"I am Indy Neidell, and today I sit here in the chair of barely avoiding a Disney cease and desist..."

[@Hongobogologomo]

Lol the madlad

[@yes_head]

Isn't Donald Duck public domain at this point?

[@geek49203]

The Mouse has lawyers. Really good ones. They're nasty too. Disney is loathed and feared cause of those lawyers.

[@phantomkate6]

@@geek49203 The only ones more loathed and feared belong to Warner Bros. 😂

[@surferdude44444]

Not to worry, the Oregon Ducks uses Donald in all their licensed and unlicensed gear. In the late ‘30s, Walt was a good buddy with the U of O AD. Walt basically said “you want Donald, you got him for free forever” and did a handshake deal. The rest is history,

[@gianniverschueren870]

I was on holiday this weekend so missed this fabulous tie!!! Well done all. 5/5

[@WorldWarTwo]

We’ve missed you! Welcome back!

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Ah, the German youth camp, run by the great Captain K, reassigned to the camp after being wounded in Operation Screwup, and then re-reassigned after the Rabbit incident.

[@Warmaker01]

No shtabbing!

[@officialromanhours]

Now I'm sad again...

[@peterlynchchannel]

This needs a few hundred more thumbs up. There needs to be a special on that movie. Very likely the best WW2 movie there is.

[@rosstheboss1014]

It’s my birthday today!!! I’m 17 now and I’ve been watching WW2 since I was 13 :) I love you guys and all the hard work you put in it’s really amazing!!!! Ian could you tell Indy that I love him? I hope Emily doesn’t mind ;)

[@WorldWarTwo]

Happy Birthday!!

[@williamsheil]

In Australia it was common for all school boys to be military cadets between the wars. They attended camps, did rifle drill and wore martial uniforms. They were not trained to kill Europeans but the yellow peril was in the background.

[@sirmeowthelibrarycat]

🤔 I have never heard of one ‘Marshal Uniform’! Perhaps you meant his military cousin ‘Martial’?

[@michaelkovacic2608]

It should be noted that of all about 150 ships sunk or captured by auxiliary cruisers during the war, the two incidents shown in this video and another one in 1942 are the only cases I have heard of where war crimes were comitted. Mostly, captured crews were treated very well.

[@shawnr771]

I was reading the Wikipedua about the British, US Merchant Marine and Liberty ships. There is some interesting information in there.

[@big_slurp4603]

@@shawnr771 SHUT IT DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

@@big_slurp4603 Shut what down? And why?

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

My grandfather, Aaron Mayo Moore (US Navy) was sunk by a U-boat in 1945. According to my grandmother, the survivors expected the Germans to surface and murder them with deck guns, but they never did.

[@craigclemens986]

The allies used propaganda to instill fear & hatred within their civilian populations

[@shawnr771]

There were a couple of incidents of this happening but not as many as propaganda portrayed.

[@郑颍]

My merchant navy father's ship was badly damaged by a torpedo from an IJN sub. It then surfaced and demanded the captain board the sub. It then machine gunned the survivors. My father spent 7 weeks slowly dying. Fortunately for me as I was born 10 years later, the survivors were picked up by a destroyer which took them to Durban.

[@markuskoster2580]

You make it sound like a disappointment.

[@Michael-jx9bh]

Sending kids off to the countryside was a common practice in many European countries - from the time trains became affordable till probably the 60ies. Many working class kids were malnourished (eg C & D vitamin deficiency). There's even anecdotal evidence that it could be on doctor's orders. That became even more pressing during the wars when cities were bombed & food rationed - fresh food maybe even not available. Also happened in Great Britain during the Blitz.

[@garthrogers2269]

Hi, Indy. Love the channel and the passion all of you put into it. Also love the New Zealand flag behind you. For some reason, far too many people seem to forget that we exist, or took part in the war.

[@jaydeister9305]

"I've dug some fighting positions before, but that was in Desert Storm at LBE (log base echo)."

[@82dorrin]

Last time I was this early, Indy sat in the Chair of Wisdom.

[@jesseestrada8914]

Well that duck thing was different. Love it.

[@Rahel_Rashid]

I respectfully disagree. I think it was to make it longer than 10 minutes (KZbin rules). I hope I'm wrong tho

[@BergheVonTrips1]

Gianni will definitely appreciate this tie.

[@hiddentruth1982]

I have to give Indy and crew an A+. There's a lot of information you don't hear in documentaries, like Hitler's traffic jam. It's brought a whole different view of the of the entire war instead of just certain battles.

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thank you!

[@stanbrekston]

you're now at 669k subscribers. just a few days ago, it was 664k, then 666k, then 667k, & now you're at 669. it's growing faster & faster. I predict, that by the time we reach the 'battle of Charkow', (late February 1943), you'll be close to a million. that just attests to the excellence of this series.

[@Rahel_Rashid]

I actually don't like the growth. I wish it were faster. WW1 didn't hit 1M until very late in the series, but generally people aren't very aware of WW1. This is WW2 and I think it should've been very different.

[@leemorganio8156]

I wish you guys would do these OOTF videos more often. I think that they are the best part of the channel after the main content. Lots of random and interesting information.

[@jonharper5919]

Agreed! They were one of the best parts of the Great War channel

[@Raskolnikov70]

I'm sure they've got tons of questions already submitted and how much time does it really take to produce one of these compared to regular episodes and specials? Hopefully with a bigger staff some of them get on it.

[@1969Risky]

In relation to the first question asked about allied seamen and how they were treated by the German Navy, read: The Navy's Here by Robert Jackson & Willi Frischauer about the Deutschland-class Admiral Graf Spee & it's supply ship the Altmark from early in the war. It is the best account and accurate on what happened. The book itself has been out of print for some time, but it's still available 2nd hand. My grandfather was on board the SS Ashlee when it was captured by the Admiral Graf Spee & was transferred to the Altmark and ultimately rescued by Captain Phillip Vian crew from HMS Cossack.

[@markuskoster2580]

Hah! Can't wait for the story with the Gauleiter Westfalen-Süd, because I feel it taps into one of only a handful of war stories my grandpa passed on to me. But apparently this will be a story for another time.

[@sisophon1982]

that tie is the ultimate flex, nice jobs Indy and team!

[@Philip_of_Santos]

Thanks Indy, your “Chewbacca” pronunciation made me laugh out of nowhere.

[@kevinconrad6156]

But to be fair, it was a written question and Chewbacca was a brilliant engineer so I'm sure he can read and write even if his vocal apparatus will not let him pronounce human language. Was a great Chewbacca Indy, you are a talented actor.

[@haeuptlingaberja4927]

Much like Indy's "Graf Shpie." How does a guy who has some Swedish and is surrounded by Germans not know that it's "Shpay"?

[@alitlweird]

Watch that part with closed captions on . 😆😆

[@kevinconrad6156]

@@alitlweird 6:10

[@BIGCAM5000]

@@kevinconrad6156 Yeah but Chewie's boss is Han solo. Any intelligent being in the Galaxy would rather mate whit a rancor than work for ham solo. Its space spam

[@detroitdave9512]

Legitimately my favorite channel on youtube. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thank you!

[@markroberts9577]

Actually love the question and answer format! Your channel is a 🏆

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thanks!

[@theoutlook55]

I love how psyched Indy is because of his tie, as would I if I were in his shoes, or his tie if you will.

[@thishominid871]

Sure. Don't ask any questions in the comments. What are you going to do, send me to an evacuation camp in the country? (looks around suspiciously)

[@euchale]

🎯 target acquired.

[@bryceallen9548]

Indy goes "quackers"! 🙃

[@jim7700]

whoa whoa... after the war?? Indy knows how the war ends?? damn that chair is powerful

[@rsbandbj1]

6:25 FOOLISH mortal! it was not translated from wookie to english, it was translated from wookie to GALACTIC BASIC! get it right bruh.

[@nialldevlin5139]

Last time I was this early Steiner was still making his attack to save Berlin….

[@petrolak]

sounds like you're pretty late then...

[@johnrettig1880]

Back in central California were I used to live . I actually met a old guy who was in the Hitler youth and he shook hands with Hitler .

[@snapdragon6601]

I always thought it would be really interesting to speak with some of these old timers who were there for these events and who met the people that changed history so much. I'm sure that meeting Hitler, as bad as he was, was a moment that he always remembered like it was yesterday.

[@Aliasalpha]

I'm confused, can we ask questions in the comments or not?

[@ComissarYarrick]

You can, just don't expect them to be answered :P ....

[@gunman47]

You can ask questions in the comments sure, but chances are that it may get lost in the thick of it due to the volume of comments on KZbin, so your chance of your question getting noticed might be higher if you asked it in the TimeGhost forums.

[@wombatwilly1002]

Did Herr Pieper ever give a reason why he chose France to live in after the war knowing full well that somebody would find out?

[@michaelkovacic2608]

That is actually a very interesting question, especially since he received threatening letters as well, i believe?

[@ardshielcomplex8917]

He was probably waiting for the next German invasion, which routinely happened every 20 years or so, and he preferred to be "on location".

[@evancrum6811]

Excellent job guys! I'm so happy to be a Pateron on now! My dad's dad was a Merchant Marine and I really wish I knew more about his experience during the war. My mom's dad flew B-17 in late 44-45 so different experience. How involved were US Merchant Marines?

[@shawnr771]

Extremely. Read the Wikipedias on the Liberty Ships and you will find all sorts of rabbit hole links to the Merchant Marine. They were not considered soldiers for prisoner purposes.

[@evancrum6811]

@@shawnr771 I also know it took a long time to be recognized to be buried in military cemeteries

[@shawnr771]

@@evancrum6811 yes.

[@johanboer7157]

Pity you no longer use Ricks Film Restoration to really polish-up your old film footage, like he did for you on the Pearl Harbor series. He could have done so much more for you, I think. He still has his great Rick88888888 historic KZbin channel.

[@gunman47]

I was pretty surprised by how the Germans on average treated prisoners at sea fairly well most of the time. Attention on this often tend to be overlooked in contrast to the POWs on land. Nice tie by the way Indy, wasn't expecting a Donald Duck tie!

[@bond0815]

POWs were treated very differenly according to their origin / theater of war. Western allied POWs were mostly treated according to the geneva conventions by the Nazis. The same wasnt true in the East, ofc.

[@michaelkovacic2608]

I believe western soldiers were generally treated in accordance with the geneva convention, as long as they did not belong to any minority. The war at sea between Germany and the Allies was generally a very clean war, by both sides, as it should be.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

@@michaelkovacic2608 The Germans didn't view the British as sub human like they did the Slavs. This played a big part in that.

[@michaelkovacic2608]

@@firingallcylinders2949 yes indeed. Do you know how French prisoners were treated?

[@firingallcylinders2949]

@@michaelkovacic2608 The French have a rougher history with the Germans going back to Napoleon and beyond. If you watch "They shall not grow old" from WW1 the British veterans say that Germans who were captured didn't understand why the British allied with the French and they thought Britain should ally with the German Empire and fight France together. I'm sure that ideology was present in WWII as well.

[@cardocann6689]

Have you ever considered doing something with the Al Stewart song "The Roads to Moscow"? A fact check or deep dive, whatever, maybe with Sabaton. It's, strangely, one of my fave songs; haunting.

[@Mikhalych88]

Okay. No questions in the comments. Got it. Although in theory you can just make a question in form of incorrect historical statement, the people will get angry and will give you desirable answer :)

[@EnderGraff1]

Man I could listen to hours of Out of the Foxholes.

[@trisblackshaw1640]

Thank you very much for answering my question. If the topic ever comes up at a dinner party or with one of my students, I can also laconically reply, "The short answer is... no."😀😀😆😆

[@clearmanlawyers753]

Really love your OOTF episodes. Missed opportunity of the day: Translated into English by some kind Solo...

[@OverHaze]

How was Irish neutrality being view by the Allies and the Axis at this point of the war? Given the lack of respect showed to neutrality by both sides during the war and how valuable Ireland's ports would have been it always amazes me that we got through the war without being invaded.

[@alexsis1778]

While officially neutral, the reason why Ireland wasn't invaded was because they actually provided quite a few benefits to the Allies. Irish airspace was open to flyovers, Shannon airport was used as a refueling point by US planes on their way to Africa, Irish intelligence services passed information on to the British, the Irish military made joint defense plans in case they were invaded by Germany, Irish shipping would often rescue survivors of U-boat attacks and finally tens of thousands of Irish citizens joined the armed services of the UK. So sure, the government itself wasn't providing overt military assistance, but Ireland was by no means truly neutral in the conflict. On the topic of the ports though you have to consider that warring parties are allowed to dock in neutral ports for 48 hours for repair and resupply before they're supposed to be interred to the end of the war. With that sort of time frame, as close to England as it is, any ship that was forced to dock in an Irish port could pretty easily get whatever help they needed to make the short trek back to England.

[@johnknapp952]

What "lack of respect" to neutrality are you referring to (for Europe Theater)? We have Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Turkey (yes I know it's mostly in Asia) and Ireland being Neutral and respected. An example would be helpful here.

[@OverHaze]

@@johnknapp952 Two off the top of my head are Norway and Iceland. Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in the east.

[@caryblack5985]

@@alexsis1778 I would include the Netherlands in failure to respect neutrality.

[@briangibson3754]

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[@uzoma1541]

A very charming and charismatic presenter.

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thanks!

[@pjk9225]

TIL the wookie language is Shyriiwook. Your captions person has gone above and beyond the call of duty

[@red_amoguss]

Hey Indy, I got a question!

[@Goldenspiderducck]

Uh oh. The stress is clearly getting to Indy. The quacks are beginning to show.

[@alektyburk5295]

Which minor country had the largest impact on world war 2?

[@danielmocsny5066]

My snap judgement vote goes to Spain for staying neutral. Had Spain allowed Hitler to roll an army on land from France to isolate, neutralize, and eventually capture the British base at Gibraltar, say in 1940 after the fall of France when British land power was at its low point, that would have denied Allied access to the Mediterranean Sea except through Suez. In turn that probably would have allowed Rommel or maybe even the Italians to advance all the way to Suez, sealing off the Mediterranean from the Allies until British and later American strength could build up enough to make what would have been a difficult amphibious invasion somewhere, such as in Morocco or Spain, but without vital support from the Gibraltar base as in the real Operation Torch. The Allies would probably have had to rely more on carrier-based aircraft, as in the later Pacific theater invasions, and the necessary carrier strength wouldn't be available until at least 1944 and would have come at the expense of fighting against Japan. On the other hand, if fascist Franco had entered the war on the side of the Axis, he might not have stayed in power until 1975. He might have been deposed before Mussolini as Spain probably would have been the most exposed Axis link and thus invaded first. But that assumes the USSR could have survived an attack from a Hitler who wasn't delayed by Allied annoyances in Greece and elsewhere. With the British out of the Mediterranean early, Hitler could have attacked the USSR sooner and with more strength. Had the USSR fallen early, ~200 German divisions could have been freed up to move west to render an Allied invasion all but impossible for a long time, or south toward the Persian Gulf oil fields. It's hard to be sure but an Axis Spain could have had a huge impact on the war early, and depending on knock-on effects on the Eastern Front it may have been decisive.

[@johnwright291]

Hey Indy. I would like to suggest that you do a video on the merchant raider comet. That's comet spelled with a K. The auto spelling wouldn't let me spell it that way. Anyway the comet with a K went from germany to the Pacific by the northeast passage route over the top of europe and russia and was assisted by a Russian ice breaker in 1940.

[@hannahskipper2764]

I think Indy should've started with a Donald impression instead of Rocky, but it was a great episode anyways. Love the transition from funny too serious.

[@alancranford3398]

Nice tie!

[@northwesttravels7234]

That guy is quackers.

[@mrtrailesafety]

“OK…FOCUS!!”

[@PeterPan54167]

Hey Indy , that tie’s cool but it has no medicinal functions ! ( Thing would probably designate if you tried to use it as a tourniquet) A little Kingdom Hearts humor for those of you who know .

[@RonJohn63]

9:37 You just said, *Here in the comments!"*

[@danieltaylor5231]

Best. Tie. Ever. No contest.

[@WorldWarTwo]

We know, right?

[@joshualawn8721]

Hi Andy, love the show. I started watching the great War week by week!

[@natethegreat1999]

Need more out of the foxholes :)

[@burimfazliu3102]

What about the Red Airforce's response in 1941 during Barbarossa? I don't remember an episode talking about that but I remember you saying on those 1941 Luftwaffe specials that you'll talk about the Red Airforce.

[@caryblack5985]

The red air force was wiped out within a couple days of the launch of Barbarossa.

[@Subaraki]

Question: How awesome is this entire series and also you guys and girls?!!! 😉😊 Keep fighting the good fight! Avid viewer ever since The Great War! Love ya all ! ! !

[@vaclav_fejt]

Question: Do you understand English?

[@Subaraki]

@@vaclav_fejt I'd say that's kinda obvious... your point being...?

[@vaclav_fejt]

@@Subaraki It's not obvious, considering you're asking questions here. Alternatively: Do you watch videos to the end?

[@Subaraki]

@@vaclav_fejt Ahh, now i understand your confusion. Let me clear it up. It was not a question about the content but a rhetorical question that needs no answer about how awesome the show and the people are. And kinda funny since we are not supposed to post questions under the video, but a rhetorical question isn't really a question, so i used one to show appreciation. There, i hope that clears it up for you and you can enjoy the rest of your day! Cheers!

[@johnperez6069]

Just curious.... Was the initial impression with which Indy started the video supposed to be Andrew "Dice" Clay, or just a generic Brooklyn "wise guy"???

[@danielmocsny5066]

If questions were allowed in comments, I would ask you what part of no questions in the comments did you not understand?

[@johnperez6069]

@@danielmocsny5066 - Question was not for a question for Indy to answer for this "From the Foxholes" type segment. Question was about the video... Twit....

[@tangfors]

Way are you doing this so short? I think that one hour episodes would be more appreciated. More question and longer answers.

[@jankowalski3496]

"Machine gun life boats" - typical German officer.

[@benwilson6145]

The Zam Zam was a neutral passenger vessel owned by the Egyptians. It was unarmed and attacked without warning by Atlantis. No orders to stop, no warning shot fired at it. There was no radio transmission attempts. The Atlantis fired 55 six inch shells at this old passenger vessel destroying the ship, destroying lifeboats sinking the ship. The passengers were mostly American missionaries and their families, and American volunteer ambulance drivers. There story is on KZbin, hear a four year old explain why he feared for his life? The Nazi Captain transferred them to a blockade runner and said they were being taken to Brazil. They were not taken to Brazil. They were kept men, women and children imprisoned in the hold of the ship and forced to be on a blockade runner to France while they feared for their lives every day that they would be torpedoed and sunk. There was also an American news reporter onboard, his story is very interesting. Nazi Germany at its best, treating Neutral American missionaries as prisoners of war, not putting them on a neutral ship, not landing them in Brazil. The Thor on capturing Crew and passengers on the Nankin transferred them to Japanese control, this was also done to the crews of other ships captured by the Nazi”s There was an ability for the non-combatants to be transferred via neutral ships that carried out “exchanges” . The Nazi’s refused to do this and the survivors remained captive in Japan until August 1945. There is an interesting book about their ordeals.

[@davidsnow9504]

Great Work Thank you very much!

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thanks for watching!

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nice tie Indie.

[@Valdagast]

Will you do a special on the sinking of USS Indianopolis?

[@GarioTheRock]

Indy, that intro was what I pay 25 a month for 🤣

[@El_Presidente_5337]

Indy really wants us to not ask questions in the comments

[@Taurencowpew]

Any evidence of crew, captured or otherwise, would have been nice after KMS Kormoran encountered HMAS Sydney. Nice tie.

[@Osterbaum]

I have a question. My question is: can I ask a question down here in the comments?

[@WorldWarTwo]

Are you trying to hurt us?

[@nihalbhandary162]

@@WorldWarTwo Sire you are asking questions, that is not permitted here.

[@danielmocsny5066]

Let me save everyone a lot of work: the answer to every question in the comments is 42.

[@Osterbaum]

@@WorldWarTwo Only a little.

[@palious13]

Love the Donald Duck tie!

[@rodgerbane3825]

Indy says " If you wish to drink from the fountain of knowledge, you must cross my palm with silver".

[@paintnamer6403]

Great video! Good showmanship!

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thanks!

[@frankbarnwell____]

It may have been a kind Solo, not soul, that translated Chewbacca.

[@peterlynchchannel]

"The girls will practice important womanly duties such as, dressing wounds, making beds and learning how to get pregnant." - Captain K

[@dandre8019]

what a cool and chill episode! really like this fun way of narrating! super entertaining stuff :D

[@WorldWarTwo]

Thank you so much!

[@naveenraj2008eee]

Hi Indy Interesting question.. Well said answers.. Kudos to you..

[@TheExecutorr]

my grand-uncle, who is still alive and 88 years old by now, spoke a few times about the days in the third Reich. Ironically, even if he wanted to join the Hitlerjugend, his father was a socialist at heart, so if he had dared to ask if he can join the HJ he would have gotten a hefty beating out of it if nothing else, so the HJ was not even an option for him. Apparently the village he lived in was relatively lucky because the nazis didn't have as much of a grip on the community there because everybody knew and respected each other, and most of the people were on good terms or friends with the mayor, so as long as they kept their head down, even known supporters of socialist movements were left alone. Jews however were a different story, they were deported the same as everywhere else. According to my great-aunt (his wife, who passed away last year), people knew that something was strange about that. They were told the jewish families were resettled elsewhere, but it seemed strange that you never heard back from them. Even close friends of Jewish families never received a letter. However there was not much you could do about that, especially because it took a while to realize something was fishy and by the time all the Jews were already gone. Plus noone dared to openly oppose the SS. You could get away with being a socialist supporter if you kept your head down, but openly opposing the SS would have had consequences even with the protection of the mayor.

[@mohammeda6719]

Does anybody know where I can find the soundtrack to the music used on this channel?

[@jeffmcarthur5617]

When he translated Chewbacca, I'm surprised he didn't do a Han Solo impression. I bet Indy does a great Solo impression.

[@michaelduve56]

We often see American G.I's collecting dog tags from fallen US soldiers in the movies. Did they do the same for other combatants? Like the British, French, German, etc. ? Did the Germans of Japanese do anything like this for our dead and pass on the info etc? Thanks

[@shawnr771]

One tag is taken to be turned into Graves Registration. A form is filled out. Name date location witnesses etc. The other is left with the body if it cannot be taken at that time. In the movies it was depicted as being lodged between the two front teeth. Dont know how true that is.

[@davidjohansson1459]

Rules of War. Do you like a lesson sir in the rules of war? Tavington also known as Jason Issacs from the Patriot.

[@bearok89]

Speaking of Donald Duck, It'd be super interesting to have a special about those propaganda cartoons during WW2 that included Donald Ducks and Looney tunes, feels almost like a fever dream today

[@hallamhal]

I wonder which service's POWs, regardless of nation, received the best and worst treatment - We have an image of fighter pilots being more chivalrous, and I'd imagine that bomber pilots and U-boat crews would be viewed with more disdain given the nature of their jobs, but it'd be interesting to know for sure

[@qpid8110]

NGL when I saw "evacuation camps" in the description I was confused. Gotten so used to evacuation = murder.

[@thomascrowley9122]

Cool seeing Indy rocking the Donald Duck tie

[@jeffgalus8454]

Indy sounded like Fonzie from Happy Days

[@billskinner623]

Sure that isn't Daffy?

[@kskryhlmand]

Is this the place for asking questions?

[@WorldWarTwo]

pls. don't.

[@adamwoodings5865]

I have a quick question: Am I allowed to ask questions here? It wasn't clear in the video...

[@kalhuggare01]

Hi, We have plenty of info on what happened and still happening to war criminals, concentration camp guards etc. in Europe after the war. There is little known on what happened to war criminals in Asia. Can you enlighten us more on that subject?

[@jackrabbit4545]

Hey indie, is it okay to ask you a question in KZbin comments?

[@KatrinaLeFaye]

Did Astrid forget to give you a few drinks before shooting again?

[@charletonzimmerman4205]

How about, Nazi's using "Pervitin", & later Allies, "speed", or "GO PILLS" ?

[@gedion749]

One of the episode, but no info on allies kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomugZ2fhK2mpdE

[@WorldWarTwo]

We'll have an episode on the Allies drug use coming out next year.

[@austinlfc]

What type of coastal defences did Britian have

[@shawnr771]

Lots.

[@sam_uelson]

Re: kormoran vs Sydney. The identiry of only known survivor of the hmas Sydney, who washed up on Xmas Island, is due to be revealed Friday 18/11/2021 Western Australian time .

[@benwilson6145]

Small correction the Friday 19th, the 80th anniversary of the sinking

[@jansonvocmf]

So... I'm supposed to ask my questions here in the comments, right?

[@Arclath]

Ïndy's Donald Duck rant is proof enough that the Chair of Wisdom has clearly become the Chair of Madness

[@seangraner297]

More like the chair of one to many 😆

[@patrickdoyle2510]

IN speaking Chewbacca's mother tongue was magnificent.

[@kstxevolution9642]

Excelsior!