WW2 - OverSimplified (Part 1) REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@ScrapyardApe]

Everything from Oversimplified is brilliant.

[@RexFuturi]

It's entertaining and interesting, great for educating those not naturally inclined to study history. Unfortunately, he is very politically biased and he injects it into the history, skewing facts and in some cases presenting dishonest information.

[@wedgeantilles4712]

@@RexFuturi Horseshit if ever I heard any.

[@wedgeantilles4712]

Scrapeyard: True Indeed.

[@RexFuturi]

@@wedgeantilles4712 I majored in History, and his presentation is not factually accurate in many instances. If a professor had been THAT blatantly biased, they would have gotten in trouble. Well, actually no. Sadly, they don't. Some professors say some pretty crazy stuff in class.

[@MCL003]

@@RexFuturi curious when exactly is he politically biased in his videos?

[@camctrail]

Hey Blokes, the Oversimplified video you reacted to before was the American Revolutionary War. The American Civil War happened 80 years after the Revolutionary War ended. That's another video to react to 👍

[@diggerdog9205]

This^

[@speedy01247]

Hope they do more of these, the Russian civil war and the american one are both good ones.

[@hol7824]

Lol! I was looking for their reaction to the American Civil War after they said that! I was wondering how in the heck did I miss that one!👀😂

[@FSSNZ]

Well... technically speaking... 🤣

[@eternalwaking24]

@@hol7824 same

[@MikeGill87]

Best fact about Dunkirk - one of the civilian captains used to be the 2nd officer (4th highest one and top one to survive) on the Titanic.

[@nyahahahahahahahahaha]

haha lightoller go brr

[@kadennelms8419]

He probably saw it as a sort of redemption, he knew he had to save some men. Probably told them the story every trip

[@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883]

did he get a called a coward for surviving? Not a good look to be the highest ranking officer to survive a maritime disaster with massive loss of life. That is bad PR

[@LMajorDegs]

no shit... history coincidences is crazy

[@ashleypenn7845]

Oversimplified is, to the best of my knowledge, just one guy. And he researches and animates each one himself. Which is why it usually takes 3-6 months between videos. Totally worth the wait, though.

[@robertfanion2815]

Manchurian Candidate refers to a politician being used as a puppet for an enemy regime/power and the concept was taken from a book from the 50's/60's.

[@davidcooley275]

That explains traitor trump on Jan 6, 2021....to a tee.

[@keithmackenzie7680]

It could very much be related in origin then. Japan installed a puppet emperor in Manchuria after they invaded.

[@artaxAF]

@@davidcooley275 lol shut up boomer

[@artaxAF]

A manchurian candidate is someone who is brainwashed to commit political assassinations against their will, like Sirhan Sirhan (allegedly). It has nothing to do with being a politician or a puppet for an enemy, unless you consider the CIA an enemy regime.

[@rs-ye7kw]

There's a movie based on the book "The Manchurian Candidate" starring Laurence Harvey, Frank Sinatra, and Angela Lansbury that tells a harrowing story about a brainwashed POW who is programmed to become an assassin for the Communists during the Cold War.

[@HP-ef2um]

There's a more in depth version he made strictly about Hitler's life that's really interesting and obviously funny

[@gregcourtney7717]

They might have trouble watching that one. It at least was banned in Britain. Apparently, bringing up Hitler, even in a purely historical context.

[@linajurgensen4698]

The video is banned in most European countries for some reason.

[@joshuanash6401]

@@linajurgensen4698 idk maybe talking about a guy who tried to kill half their population at the time is a touchy subject Still don’t see why it’s banned tho

[@linajurgensen4698]

@@joshuanash6401 what do you mean by „half their population“?

[@joshuanash6401]

@@linajurgensen4698 I mean he killed half the Jews

[@jeremiahbaker7584]

Oversimplified is not only good history but teaches it in such a funny way its hard to not pay attention to.

[@jamesallen5591]

Lol. 'Hitler was Fuhrer-ous'. So somebody made me laugh while explaining WW2! Oh, my dad served in WW2.

[@Missteresita2252]

I’m showing my age but it makes me miss Schoolhouse Rock.

[@kingmalcolm8695]

Well, thanks to you, an earworm I haven't been afflicted with for decades has come back. "Conjunction junction, what's your function? Hooking up words and phrases and clauses."

[@coyote4237]

Those were so great.

[@noblesseraizel3741]

@@kingmalcolm8695or how about "UNPACK YOUR ADJECTIVES" or "LOLLI LOLLI LOLLI GET YOUR ADVERBS HERE"

[@neildeltakilo]

♫ "I'm just a bill... up on Capitol Hill..." ♪♫

[@canaanclb]

ELECTRICITY E-LEC-TRICITY!!

[@NuecKing]

13:54 he knew what he was smirking about

[@velusional]

LMFAOOOO

[@MrsRobinson0741]

You guys should do some “BAD LIP READING”!!! Some are hilarious!!!

[@isabellaangeline2175]

Absolutely agree with you guys that OverSimplified should be producing shows for TV/Netflix. Some progressive teachers have already started showing these videos in their classrooms, which I think is a great idea because not all kids are able to absorb information via reading from a textbook - visuals help a lot, especially when they’re as entertaining as these. I think it’s just a small team over at OverSimplified, so they don’t put out that many videos each year; but when they do they’re definitely worth the wait.

[@aontaithe-]

looking forward to part 2. "the fallen of ww2" is another great video about the war you guys should react to

[@konartist206]

These oversimplified vids need to come out back to back, we don't wanna wait! Lol 😁🙃

[@DrZom]

I've learned more when I actually want to learn, not when I'm made to learn in school.

[@31olegna]

World War 2 in the education system: Germany Italy and Japan are bad, Holocaust, America saves the day, Atom bomb, Cold war time 😅

[@DrZom]

@@31olegna They didn't even teach us that Italy was involved too 🤣

[@cpt.riptide473]

@@31olegna Are you trying to tell me America didn't singlehandedly take out all the axis powers?

[@Doss3332]

@@cpt.riptide473 they didn't lmao

[@hinklefamily1831]

Not sure what country you went to school on but that isn't ok. In the U.S. we learn all the sides of the war and spend months on it

[@jartstopsign]

Bloke on the right looks like he's seconds from napping during the history lesson lol

[@kodywatts6886]

Awesome! Loving you guys doing oversimplified

[@jueviolegrace8827]

I am simple guy, i see oversimplified ,i click..

[@williammundy6562]

If you haven't yet, check out "The Fallen of World War II." Astounding!

[@Heegaherger]

As recent as 2002, the US Mmarine Corp had motorcycle mounted couriers for sensitive messages and items such as captured maps and documents. This is something that that should never go away. There will always be a need for something like this and I can guarantee that someone has put serious thought into their use on a wider scale in the case of the use of and EMP or wide area jamming.

[@mikek8729]

Leo Major, the one eyed scout who liberated a city by himself. Love seeing these bits by you guys👍

[@darwinboy4424]

Dude everything from oversimplified is funny and brilliant at the same time 😂

[@ville666sora]

I wish videos like the ones by Oversimplified were around when I was still in school. I would have actually paid attention lol.

[@tomshiro3277]

15:50 They told the French to either hand over their ships or scuttle them themselves They refused So Britain sank them They had their chance to make the right choice

[@charlieeckert4321]

The Manchurian Candidate is a John Frankenheimer film made in 1962 starring Frank Sinatra.

[@jeffburdick869]

my granddad also served in WW2. He was stationed in England and was the navigator of a B-17 flying fortress that would fly over Germany and bomb their factories and other strategic places.

[@corinnem.239]

For all his lineage, Winston Churchill was considered a commoner. His Mother was an American heiress from New York.

[@ninjafroggie1]

The Dunkirk evacuation did not move 1.5 million men, it was a little under 340,000 men evacuated over 9 days. In comparison, on 9/11, ferryboats and civilian craft evacuated more than 500,000 people from the island of Manhatten in a single day.

[@disturbed4everluke]

338 thousand men were evacuated from dunkirk to england. 50k english were captured by the germans (and like 700k french) but the british had to leave nearly all of their equipment.

[@joshuanash6401]

Technically Hitler was Austrian but he was from a part of Austria that used to be Germany. And as a child he declared his alliance to Germany because he went against everything his dad did and his dad was an Austrian public official.

[@30daysofneiiin]

Also Austria was practically just as german as any other german state at the time. During the HRE they even were the ruling state. But Prussia isolated them from the German Empire and after WW1 they wanted to join but were forbidden by the victors.

[@shard4756]

Seems like dude on the right gets mad every time dude on the left says something lol

[@mingusk1602]

My grandfather lived in the Dutch East Indies during WW2. After the war Indonesia became independent and the Moluccans (my grandfather's people) were seen as traitors because they helped the Netherlands. That is why the Dutch allowed the Moluccas to stay in the Netherlands "for a while". And they still live here!

[@thewasatch208]

My grandfather's were in the Army Airforce in WWII bombing Italy and Germany. They fought along side with the British. The only regret I ever heard them utter was that the US waited longer than it should have to help the 'brave British people' out. I'm honored to stand on their shoulders. I too would help the Brits out in any scrap!

[@thomasgarner1415]

Man so many in my family were in the war. One was tank driver and another was a tail gunner on a airplane I can't imagine. One great uncle was a grunt and got shot in the helmet skinned his scalp so close. He earned the nick name skunk because the hair grew back white and we have black hair.

[@arthurspils2565]

Actually, I was first introduced to OverSimplified in a history lesson!

[@TheRiehlThing42]

When my buddy and I went to London a couple years ago to watch the Seahawks London game, we rented a car and drove out to Dover and toured Dover Castle. They covered Dunkirk and the history of the castle, including how the castle was a key point in warning the rest of England where the German bombers were going to. They were able to give enough of a warning for the air raid sirens to go off and people to get to shelter and the RAF to mobilize. It was definitely a really cool tour and glad was able to do it. They took us through several of the bomb shelters there at the castle that were used during WWII by the military.

[@MartinoProd]

Manchurian Candidate is a term used to refer to someone under a spell of influence. It's based on an old movie about a guy who's hypnotized to kill the candidate for Manchuria, it's like you play a song and the person is "activated" and does what they were trained to do. There's a remake of the film by the same name with Denzel Washington and Leiv Schriber, not 10/10 but not bad either.

[@homegardenbook4886]

Manchurian Candidate comes from a novel and a later twice made movie. In the novel US soldiers are captured during the Korean War, taken to Manchuria where Soviet Psy Ops agent brainwash/hypnotize them.and then return them to the US where they are to help in political goals for the Soviets by running one of them for high political office. The term Manchurian candidate has naught to do with the Japanese false flag op in Manchuria, well unless the author had that in the back of his mind.

[@chewvader3206]

The raising of the flag on Iwo Jima was not done by ALL native Americans, but there was 1. The staging came after the battle was won and they put up a simple flag and a general said I want that flag so they sent a few men to go up to get the 1st raised flag and replace it with another one. When they went to raise the 2nd one they had a press crew who took the famous photo we all know now. If you want more in depth information about it including the lives of the 6 men who did it, Flags of our Fathers is a great book and they made a movie about it as well

[@sofiab3443]

Just imagine having Mussolini as your elementary school teacher.

[@solicitr666]

OS is mistaken with regard to the Maginot Line, which did exactly what it was supposed to do: channel the German attack through Belgium.

[@emwungarand]

He was First Lord of the Admiralty during World War I and the disaster at Gallipoli led to his sacking from the post. He was in government for a very long time.

[@marsoccommandinggeneral6136]

British who I actually like cause they don’t fake they’re reactions when they see this. Good job! Also love from North Carolina, USA!

[@birch5757]

British folks should always be proud of and commemorate the rescue at Dunkirk. That is all.

[@wahaha6961]

Hope you are well all three of you!

[@harvbegal6868]

"I alone can fix it!" History repeats itself.

[@michaeljohn7405]

He was the first lord of admiralty that was his first Job.

[@peterthompson8014]

Jenny Jerome Churchill was Winston Churchill's mother. She was born in Brooklyn New York so he's half American. Lol.

[@SE-gs6gd]

American here. I know I’m horribly late but you guys are awesome even though sometimes I can’t understand what you’re saying 😫 Subbed!

[@thehowlinggamer5784]

The Maine, sparking the Spanish American war is a good example. The official story was an underwater mine sunk the U.S.S. Maine, but officers that survived and internal investigators agreed that the cause of is was a type of methane related by that fuel used to power the ship known for spontaneous combustion causes the explosion resulting in the 3/4 loss of crew. It's still a point of controversy, but many people consider it a false flag operation set up to give us the excuse to go down to Cuba, Which up and coming politician Theodore Roosevelt was an advocate of.

[@ZyZy456]

Man Oversimplified is the best with sliding those sponsors in.

[@georgyzhukov6409]

around 400,000 men were evacuated from dunkirk. not a million and a half

[@jackgymlad819]

my great uncle was on the burma railway and my great grandad fought in both world wars on the artillery

[@johnalden5821]

British guys and Americans together watching a video about WWII. What could go wrong?

[@killingfloor70]

Mussolini was an elementary school teacher. I had to let that one sink in for a minute.

[@warhoundpp]

my great grandpa being from Germany but living in america was a translator for the us army

[@bodaggit7991]

Manchurian Candidate movie was about mind control, the MK Ultra program.

[@brownbenplumm9027]

I love this video but Nanking is totally brushed over. The atrocities the Japanese committed are just as bad as anything the Nazi’s did just to a smaller scale. And the worst part is that there’s a significant number of Japanese people today who still deny or are never taught about it.

[@godusopp2752]

Id argue they were worse then the nazis, there was literally a nazi in nanking who said "ive never seen such barbarism in all my life" this guy had seen nazi concetration camps , he set up a protection place for women in nanking and they built a statue to him ..... a nazi

[@ashtonduns4589]

Noticed the Cowboys from hell tattoo hell yeah

[@stewrobb2329]

My understanding that while appeasement issue is often misunderstood today. In the proper context of the 1920s and 1930s it made some sense. The Bolshevik revolution turned Russia into a communist state, the fear in Western Europe and the US and Canada to a lesser degree fear Bolshevism would spread into their countries. It wasn’t necessarily fear of fighting Germany when they had no issue fighting in their colonies of Africa, Asia or the pacific. Germany/Hitler being opposed to communism was a perfect buffer from Soviet expansion westward, so the reason for giving Germany what they wanted was to keep them satisfied and to use them as a safe guard against Soviet expansion. Stalin seeing he’s being set up as a target for German aggression signed the non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union basically threw a wrench into the plans of the West. The Soviet Union was never an ally but just had a common enemy in Germany. Churchill in particular was drawing up plans to attack Soviet lines after Germany was defeated and also preferred an invasion in the Balkans, closer to the Soviet Union over France in 1944. An invasion in the Balkans would mean less territory for the Soviet Union after the war as that was the initial fear of Soviet expansion.

[@AnhTran-pu7gw]

You should let the sponsors play, it’s common etiquette for the creators to make their coin since it’s already free for you to monetise it ykyk

[@Shammm23]

It Was Only Around A 100k Evacuated From Dunkirk

[@danwilliams256]

It was about 300k-350k evacuated. Still a lot less than the 1.5 million that they mentioned😂

[@Shammm23]

@@danwilliams256 I Looked It Up 150k British Troops* But A lot More French Died or Were Captured instead of being Evacuated

[@danwilliams256]

@@Shammm23 imperial war museum says 338,000 were evacuated with 1/3 being French🤷‍♀️

[@lorddaver5729]

@@Shammm23 123,000 French soldiers were also evacuated...

[@SilvanaDil]

Looking forward to part 2. 'Murica! :-)

[@lorddaver5729]

Why "Murica"? If any country in fluenced the outcome of WW2 more than any other it was the Soviet Union.

[@SilvanaDil]

@@lorddaver5729 - Because not only did the U.S. itself go to war in both theaters, it supplied others, INCLUDING THE SOVIETS, with food, clothes, equipment, etc.

[@lorddaver5729]

​@@SilvanaDil Like most Americans, you are full of what you did for others, which none of the rest of your wartime allies denies deny. But in praising your one efforts you either belittle, or worse, ignore, what we ourselves and the rest of the allies did in addition. Britain fought alone until the beginning of 1942, when it would have been easier to negotiate a peace with the Nazis. What did we do, I hear you ask, during that time (remembering that Lend-Lease did not kick in until 1942).You may also have heard of The Battle of Britain, a desperate three month long air battle during which the Luftwaffe tried and failed to secure air superiority ove the south of England. If we had lost D-Day couldn't have happened. More to come...

[@SilvanaDil]

@@lorddaver5729 - I'm not denying the contribution of any nation, incl. the UK; but, let's get real, the U.S. was the biggest contributor.

[@lorddaver5729]

​@@SilvanaDil But, through your own ignorance you ARE denying the contributions by others, the Brits especially, since from your own statements you are unaware of what they did. Britain fought alone from 1939 until the beginning of 1942, when America supplies and personnel began to appear in the UK. And before you mention Lend-Lease, that didn't kick in until 1942. What did we fight against until 1942. From 1939 onwards the Royal Navy fought both in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean against German U-Boats and Italian battleships attacks of British supply convoys, defeating the Italian Fleet overall after the Battles of Taranto and Cape Matapan in 1940 and 1941. in 1940 there was something called The Battle of Britain in which the German Luftwaffe tried for three desperate months, and failed, to wrestle air superiority from RAF Fighter Command. if the Germans had beaten the RAF the Normandy Landings would not have been possible. 60,000 civilians were killed by German bombing in British cities. The RAF Bomber Command lost 55,000 aircrew between 1942 and 1945 during their bombing campaign of Germany (more than the USAAF). British and Canadian troops also fought from Normandy towards Berlin . And you are wrong. British soldiers and sailors DID fight against the Japanese. It was the British 12th Army that pushed the Japs out of Burma. The Royal Navy's Pacific Fleet was its largest fleet. But what you are MOST wrong about is your assertion that it was only the US that contributed to the materiel of other nations. Have you ever hear of REVERSE Lend Lease ? The read up about it. To your surprise, no doubt, you will learn that Britain also contributed supplies and weapons to others - even to the US as well as the USSR, and in surprisingly large quantities. part of the reason Britain was broke by 1945. And finally, let's not kid ourselves. By far the greatest share of the fighting, and dying, happened on the Russian Front. The US lost 415,000. We lost 450,000 including civilians. The Russians lost 27 million military and civilians.

[@jackpates2940]

In all fairness, when we destroyed french navy ships, they was given a warning first. Either surrender the ships or be attacked. They chose death 😂

[@reedmikelskas8944]

Guy in the middle could be Anthony Hopkins twin

[@Jdubayou]

"The fallen of WW2" is another great video you guys should check out.

[@kevinprzy4539]

Churchill is is royalty on his fathers side technically and his mother was an American heiress

[@peterweiss123]

The point with dunkirk is just, that Hitler in his aryian visions still wanted the British as genetic & mental similiar ally.... he ordered against other generals to stop and not attack the british exploration divisions .... there are pictures of stopped german tanks standing still, while the british soldiers were saved 😉

[@cavemanunga4709]

Unga fought in the first war in hooman history. It was about who got the most meat for the year.

[@waynebender8835]

See if they have one for the War of 1812 between America and the British oversimplify history.

[@Kaiserland111]

Just to set the record straight, the attack at Mers-el-Kebir wasn't a wanton act of barbarity on the British side; they had told the French to allow them to escort the French ships to safe ports to prevent them from falling into Germany's hands, and the French commanders repeatedly refused. This was problematic because there was no possible way that the French could have kept their fleet from falling into German hands as their own Vichy government had turned France into a German puppet state, so the British were up against a wall. They gave the French MANY opportunities to listen to reason and turn over their ships to a neutral nation (e.g. the US was proposed as it was neutral at the time) but the stubborn French commanders refused, leading to the British having to open fire on the French ships.

[@simontide6780]

Churchill was posh but he was real deal. He actually fought in trench warfare. Maybe that's why Hitler is afraid of him & wanted peace deal.

[@Alex-gq4yd]

Watch Oversimplified about Hitler. They say he is Austrian but was patriotic towards Germany. The Austrian Army wouldn't accept him but the German Army would except about anybody so they let him in. He delivered messages and things and came face to face with a British Private that could of easily killed him.

[@michaelmurray9544]

You guys do an outstanding job 👍. Thanks.

[@TheGreekDream43]

But even if an German Invasion took place the British fleet would have annihilated the Germans anyway in the channel

[@frontgamet.v1892]

Hello, good greetings from Germany. We learn so much about this here and I'm a little history nerd so... All that happened because of the Versailler contract. The Great Nation. And the People that were so proud of themselves and their Germania blood were dead. Depression, no water, no food for you and your children, no work... From this point we must think from a perspective from a person in that time. Because There comes a man who promised to give you all that.. Give you food, water, work.. And a good blame for all your suffering - The jews. And the important thing is he did all that. He gave them all that. The people in that time couldn't knew that Hitler was psychological broke and crazy, even his party. But later they saw what he had planned but it was to late. Now they said: kill for the Reich or be killed. And so many people especially the young were extremely manipulated. Because Hitler was not a smart person, he was not a strategic leader,.. He was a speaker.. An excellent Speaker. And all that suffering and his charisma get you manipulated and at the beginning as I said he did "Good Things" besides the jews blaming. But that was with reason to get the people completely manipulated. And to this day the REAL Nazis were only Hitler himself, the SS and his party. Mostly all other people were manipulated or they were executed by their "own" people if they not fought for the Reich. And even then so so so many resistance groups were formed. And and this people were REAL Germans. My favorite story - Graf von Stauffenberg even was a high person in that Nazi system.. But many of Hitler own people saw that he was not right in the head and they would lost the war. So they planned to assassinate him. Wich is basically suicide because Hitlers system was strong.. Really strong. But Stauffenberg had a Joker he was a higher person. At Hitlers secret bunker 'Wolfsschanze" he placed a Bomb under the table were the important people should sit with Hitler. And it was a time bomb so luck.. He went out. Before he placed the bomb he and his resistance group planned a *perfect* literally perfect way after the bomb would explode to get Hitler and his groups out of power. So at the meeting the bomb explode and it was perfect!.. Except one thing.. And here as German i must smile and crying at the same time... Because the Fucking TABLE that was made from The German Eiche protected Hitler.. Like... Of course the German handwork best in the world.. German handwork and thinking builded our world today.. But.. Really! Now.. The German Eiche table was not real German it was a Nazi table.. Omg.. It Fucking protected Hitler. If that table was made American or from Russia Hitler would be dead twice 😂🤦‍♂️ (Love u bros) At that time Stauffenberg and his group was at the Parlament and were so close.. So Fucking close to kick Hitler out of power. But Hitler came at the last second saying "I am alive"... And mostly all people from that group including Stauffenberg were executed. Rest in peace legend .. Because they really planned to end the war and make freedom contract.. And that would be the best possible way for Germany.. And history.. With all respect.. We learn from such bad things as the holocaust. In that way.. Yes the beginning of the holocaust was there and many died already and Yes Germany would be punished for what one person and his group did, even they would make freedom.. But that's kinda ok.. But in many views it would be better for us - There would be no DDR and BRD so one unite Germany.. - It would be a democracy - The USA could not invent the Atomic bomb (because mostly all people that invented the A bomb were Germans.. Just like the NASA) so that could be good or bad depends on the view. If you say the A bomb saved us from ww3 or not - We could still be proud of our fatherland, Germania blood, mentality and thinking without being called straight a Nazi - Germany would not be the bitch for mostly every country today ... We still pay billions to the jews.. But i have nothing to do with that Nazi shit anymore .. We would not be completely robbed by everyone, pay to others more and more and more even if we settled the problems with the contracts .. Because we are the perfect victim they say I'm a Nazi if i say i just want to be proud of the once country of the poets and thinkers .. Because they want that we will never stand up again completely and want that Germanic blood to disappear .. But that is Paradox because it only let grow the Hate and suffering again. - We could have a REAL German army again for protection - German thinking and Handwork would still be here , completely Love you all freedom is important. The France people can say im proud to be France and the Americans too everyone can say that .. But i want to say that to .. as German, without being a straight Nazi for some stupid people that have only shit in the head and know nothing about history

[@megamanx5760]

My grandmas brother died on a aircraft carrier during pearl harbor

[@Taylor-wj5pq]

WW2 stories must be crazy. Being half a Jappo, my grandparents were in internment camps, or too young to go. I got good Korean war stories though.

[@tankmortal682]

Finally someone was in Burma during WW2.

[@MichaelPower212]

300,000 were evacuated from Dunkirk.

[@benjamies4136]

Italy never overtook Ethiopia. Part of the reason they were so unsuccessful in Europe is because they spent so much money, weapons and manpower to transfer to the African front. Italy was supposed to be in the northern African don't, but it clearly didn't happen

[@tutotutot5193]

world war2 unintentionally freed the colonies...we in Africa are thankful

[@majindomttv3903]

If you watch oversimplified on hitler he goes over his actual background as a kid and how he became German.

[@vazo435]

Austrians are ethenically germanic so its not like he was russian running in germany. And the place hitler was born were people that mostly considered themseleves as germans

[@eddiehaskell1957]

You guys are correct. You didn't like history. There were 340,000 British and French soldiers evacuated from Dunkirk. Not quite 1.5 million. The Royal Navy only attacked the French Naval ships at Algeria's after first, Churchill then Admiral James Somerville of the British task force that had arrived and tried to negotiate 4 options for the French Commander Gensoul to chose from for 9 hours. Even after the French were readying there ships to sail. Before opening fire. There are more details of this unfortunate incident. You all should read some British History. Some of it is positive. I'm an American and agree with Churchill's decision...

[@MusicIslife-nn9gn]

I also watched the movie Dunkirk and from what I got from it was a bunch of continuous ticking sounds. Tic-tic-tic-tic ended up having a headache at the end. But hey, Harry Styles was looking cute in it😏😏

[@lalitthapa101]

You didnt like the movie?

[@iamReddington]

You guys need to react to Sabaton! Any of their songs, but preferably all.

[@BerishStarr]

Yes! Perfect way to get into more history, listen to song then look up a vid about the history.

[@BodieB]

To be fair your Navy begged the French fleet to either sail off to the U.K. and join the cause or at the very least scuttle their ships...they refused....your nation had literally no choice but to do what they did...if Germany had taken those ships , which we all know they would have...then The United Kingdom would have been so outnumbered and outclassed by the French big ships and Germany's U-Boats...it was maybe the most consequential decision that Churchill had to make and maybe the one that gave them the breathing room to eventually outlast the Germans

[@wtgardner6914]

This may have already been said, but the term Manchurian Candidate refers to the movie of the same name where US POWs were brainwashed and set up to be agents of the Chinese communist party. (By the way, the original is much better than the remake.)

[@southeastasianintrovert]

Welcome to Burma 🎉

[@cingiah]

My grandpa fought alongside Patton.

[@naamahvine990]

Patton said we fought the wrong enemy. He regretted beating Germany.

[@BeeNeeLimitless]

The British people are Lucky, they don’t have to learn any other language. Other countries have to learn their language . Their grandparents left their legacy everywhere.

[@Roger-il8iw]

Mike wearing adidas, founded by a nazi named adolf is ironic lol

[@Jchillin757]

Btw look up Silly Moustache by Stephen Lynch. Hilarious comic clip

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

It was the Revolutionary War you reacted to, not the American Civil War. You really should do a reaction to OverSimplified's take on that war. To me, it's even more interesting, and it has implications that still resonate today. The Manchurian Candidate was a novel from 1959 about cold war politics. It was made into a movie in 1962 (there was an inferior remake in 2004 that was set in the time of the Gulf War). The story has to do with soldiers who have been captured and brainwashed to make them tools of an enemy power. It doesn't have any relation to the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in the thirties. The video briefly mentions what happened in Nanking. The atrocities that were committed by the Japanese there were appalling, and not well known enough.

[@fonzieke2933]

part 2 !!!

[@waterflame3454]

I love this channel.

[@lydiamichaels1976]

i might be wrong but i think at 5:40 he was patriotic cuz he HATED being austrain and was pro germany cuz of the politics at the time and how he lived near the border and i thibk went to school in Germany. There's more to it than that with the politics and Austria and Germany's current relationship then but yeah

[@eugeneivanov3751]

I hope Stella is paying you guys lol

[@jahnj2523]

When I come to England can I have a beer with you proper gents