Can you create some more playlists? Some related people are hard to find without checking through everything, every time you look. It's very time-consuming☹️

I met him in Athens in early 1990s' He was a preacher at catholic church and l know him as a Jew boy One day all church people attended a party at his house and l didn't find many at the party. I met his wife and his son She was very fussy about how she handle kitchen utensils or food wise fish meat milk how they use as them with jewish orientation. l learned something at first time I knew him as an American and he was top brass of Navy perhaps that was a welfare party later we said good bye to him at the chruch he told he was having the retirement and going back to Switzerland and he got an appointment as a preacher at small church of one of suburb in Switzerland He was very kind handsome man. I didn't know he was that much old.

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I hate background music in docs!

Agree. The number of otherwise excellent documentaries spoiled by too much too loud background music is unfortunately too common. One factor not taken into account is those whose hearing is impaired, including older persons - often the bulk of interested, and quite knowledgeable audiences. Also, impaired hearing has grown among Gen Y etc ie the ear bud generation.

Like documentaries in the 90s when media didn't assume we all had attention of goldfish and could hold and learn complex ideas for more than half an hour.

I hear you there. It is annoying to have some otherwise good videos almost ruined by irritating background music.

I really like the voice actor of the old nazi videos and the Roman Emperor videos, but this voice is definitely my second favorite

Using an actor instead of software for the VO is excellent!

Not for long. Soon, stupid music will be playing all day, all night, everywhere, always.

They probably would not have been supported by the business community and never gotten power

It would probably lead to civil war.

It still ends the same way

I'm currently reading that book. You ask an interesting question and I don't know either. I do find it fascinating that the Nazi 25 point program had some highly socialistic concepts. Hitler had to repudiate a number of those points to get the support of industrialists. He also made a lot of empty promises to workers to get their support in the 1930s. Incidentally, Rise and Fall is an excellent read. I've learned a lot of things I did not know or only knew in a general sense.

I think almost anyone would have been better than Hitler.

Good one

History deciding that it is impossible to force a nation into war, unless that nation is the US, also helps with modern issues such as having backed Russia into a corner, to be able to blame them when they, much too late, defend their security

​@@arostwocents Well said!

Thanks and Canada Geese can be found in Europe.

​@@PeopleProfiles Indeed! Plenty to be seen around in my hometown of Nottingham, GB. 😁

GUYS!?!?! I cant believe you said GUYS!!!! 😮😂

Amen these docs are pure 🔥. Awesome sauce

What did they have before torpedoes were invented?

@@flashgordon6670 not sure I understand your comment. Torpedo was originally another word for early sea mines. Battleships/Ironclads/Ships-of-the-line used to slug it out with their main guns. The self-propelled torpedoes you see today were designed to be a cheap way to blow a whole below the waterline of a ship and boats were a cheap method of deployment, hence torpedo boat. In response to torpedo boats boats with guns were designed to counter them, hence torpedo boat destroyer. Most nations merged these together into a larger vessel as the same ship class capable of doing both, which became the destroyer. The French in particular developed their contre-torpeliers up until the WW2, finalising with the Mogadors. The Italians also built the Capitani Ramanis and the British built the Tribals which lean more into this role. The role of today's destroyer has changed a lot over the years, with the advent of air power, etc., but it's still fundamentally an escort ship. The torpedo changed the face of naval warfare and introduced a threat which was very hard to counter, in the same way the missile would decades later.

*Dreadnought (with ou).

@@Timrath good spot, fixed the typo.

@@Joshua-fi4ji The term “Destroyer” for a specific class of warship is an abbreviation. They were originally called “Torpedo Boat Destroyer” but that term got shortened over time.

National socialists and international socialists were fighting for the same voters, they are sister ideologies, both see The State as a means to engineer society at the behest of the central planners. Two twigs on the same forced collectivist branch. The only real enemy of both types of socialists was the classic liberal.

Never be narcissistic enough to correct others who go through the effort of making videos while you sit in mommy’s basement and pass judgment

@coimbralaw I was respectfully asking a question. It was a great video. And never be narcissistic enough to assume I'm in mommy's basement before you pass judgement. Rude for no reason.

Yeah it’s mommy’s attic actually.

@@coimbralaw hey there’s other people being narcissistic in this comment section make sure you correct them too

well yea, because he was nazi.

Maybe it was to give the slight impression of choice within the party and thereby getting more votes? I have no clue if that was the strategy, but that's just my guess

Good catch, that would be the early 1900s if I'm not mistaken

You should check out Descent into Darkness as well!

No, they were socialists, but didn’t kill as many people as communists.

“It’s in the fucking name.” -Gordon Ramsey

National Socialist German Workers Party. Marxism, fascism and national socialism are all related ideologies coming from Hegel.

@@crawdadlando4053 so true! this is why i hate when people say north korea is a dictatorship, look at the name it clearly says "Democratic People's Republic of Korea". Democratic!!! right there in the name!!

The only difference of two is one is based on race and other on class,both are socialist movements

Strasser did not promote worker control. What he wanted was the state ensuring that workers got a fair shake. Strasser, never had a problem with business, only the parts he felt had betrayed Germany in the 1. World war. and he thorght it was controlled by jews. He was a business owner himself, and in no way a Socialist. You can compare his economic thinking to Social Democrats, only with extreme nationalism, racism and the Fuhrer principle !

"of socialization or worker control"? There is a Nazi workbook in front of me right now, it has everything in it. So don't claim that they didn't control the workers right into the private sector.

_"A strong State will see that production is carried on in the national interests, and, if these interests are contravened, can proceed to expropriate the enterprise concerned and take over its administration."_ - Hitler and I (1940), quotes from unspecified earlier dates per Otto Strasser, Boston, MA, Houghton Mifflin Company (1940) _"Germany's economic policy is conducted exclusively in accordance with the interests of the German people. In this respect I am a fanatical socialist, one who has ever in mind the interests of all his people."_ - Speech on the 21st Anniversary of the National Socialist Party (24 February 1941)

_"“Hitler angrily denounced Strasser’s socialism as ‘nothing but Marxism’. "_ Funny that Ian Kershaw doesn't mention the whole quote... might have something to do with the few lines in the beginning which people want to omit so badly. _"I am a socialist, and a very different kind of socialist from your rich friend Reventlow. I was once an ordinary workingman... But your kind of socialism is nothing but Marxism. "_ - Hitler and I (1940), quotes from unspecified earlier dates per Otto Strasser, Boston, MA, Houghton Mifflin Company (1940)

Why is it always the French?

Under the circumstances I'd say yes it was. If not them then another group would be needed to take the "backstab" blame, and why try to get people to hate a group they don't already? When you have an angry populace you need to move that anger off government and on to someone else. The pervasive anti-semitism simply made using the Jews as a scapegoat easier than any other group. And his whole platform was to restore Germany to a golden age and for that a scapegoat was needed. Look around the world now, anything bad happens a certain country is automatically blamed, sadly it's a different century but same old political tactics.

I think Hitler and his loyalists saw the socialist Nazis as potentially allying with the soviet union in the near future. Especially as they grew more alienated by the pro capitalist and war mongering agenda of Hitler

The closest thing to a mass movement of something analogous to German National Bolshevism was Hamburg Communism tbh.

All of the National Socialists were socialists. After all, You cannot be an advocate for centralized planning and strong government controls without being a socialist. That's what made Hitler a socialist. He may have been to the right from the Bolsheviks, but he was still a socialist leftist as he believed in strong central government control. Hitler outright declared himself a socialist in Mein Kampf, just not the Marxist international or full Soviet type. He struggled with HOW to distinguish his socialism from the rest of the Marxist crowd.

Sure, and if you go further back, to the 1880's, you will find that the reason Germans and Austria-Hungarians were eager to get revenge on France because of Napoleon's conquests. That rivalry streches back to the Gauls and the Huns. Its just a matter of where you want to start keeping score.

Start keeping score in Ancient Sumer with Goner the Sumerian from Ghostbusters. “Nifty lil minx “int she?”

The Versailles treaty did help lead to the rise of mass turmoil in Germsny and the. Rise of naizism...

Thinking everything would have unfolded the same is ridicilous

Strasser was smarter. He wouldn't have invaded the USSR until an armistice had been signed with Britain, which might have happened because Strasser likely would have called out Goering for his incompetence and corruption, replacing him as head of the Luftwaffe and perhaps winning the Battle of Britain.

Was so genau?

Only interchangeable if you're a halfwit. You're not a halfwit, are you?

What is not possible?

uh, ok

and that means what? I don't understand what you want to say unless it is "I have high respect for people that stay true to their values".

Those democrats you just named are not socialists