Fun fact: due to the way the treaty of Versailles was written the German police were actually permitted to use sub machine guns and other equipment that was banned for the German military to possess.

They did such a good job with this show that it feels very real like I stepped in a time machine and experiencing the 1920s Berlin.

Pretty much interwar German Politics in a nutshell. It really was like a civil war constantly in the streets.

I would love to be somebody who sells red cloth during this time

"This upset the police, that they would punish them severely"

Not a cell phone in sight, just people enjoying the moment.

3:01 Bruh even the fucking cat is not safe💀

Those armored cars definitely were Freikorps. I doubt the police were allowed to do that.

The cops tapping their clubs across their hands all in sync is kinda badass.

I never noticed Gereon's hand shaking at 4:12 - Good touch.

In 1967, Polish mercenary Rafal Ganowicz was asked what it felt like to take human life, "I wouldn't know, I've only ever killed Communists"

Interesting to hear "Wir sind das Volk" in-between. Especially with its usage over the years

Berlin was only one city. The most brutal uprisings for example occured between 1920 and 1923 in the Ruhr valley. Here is a quick list. - 1918 November Revolution which started in Kiel - January 1919 Spartacist Uprising (communist uprising in Berlin) - March 1920 Kapp Putsch (Freikorps started a successful coup, but had to give up after four days because of the SPD) - March 1920 the Red Ruhrarmy fights for one month against the Reichswehr in the Ruhr valley - March 1921 socialists and communists fight in Halle and Hamburg against the Reichswehr - October 1923 SPD and KPD fights against the Reichswehr in Hamburg and Saxony - October 1923 in the Rheinland nationalists tried to seperate the Rheinland and the Palatine from Germany - November 1923 Hitler and Ludendorff attempted a coup - 1923 -1925 German nationalist, socialist and communist insurgencies fight against the french troops in the Ruhr valley And aside from political conflicts: - Latvian War of Independence 1918-1920. The Baltic Landswehr tries to establish an independent Latvian Republic led by the German minority. After being defeated, the Baltic Landswehr is integrated into the Latvian Army to fight against the Red Army. The Latvian government gives autonomy rights to the German minority. - Estonian War of Independence 1918-1920. The Baltic Landswehr tries to establish an independent Estonian Republic led by the German minority. Although they lost, the Estonian government gives autonomy rights to the German minority. - First (1919), Second (1920) and Third Silesian Uprising (Polish nationals try to separate Silesia from Germany)

Crazy how Germany recovered twice, first from this mess and then from the even bigger mess of WW2

I was stationed in Germany during the 70s and one guy who was in World War 1 told me that after the war, Marshal Law was declared and sometimes agitators would be shot down on the street.

One of the best programs/series I have ever seen in my life. God is it historically accurate. I spent 12 hours straight watching this. Can hardly wait for the nextinstallment.

Fun fact: this is what Germans call a comedy show

Germany between the wars is such a complex society, you will never see something like this. A young empire was torn down in the greatest war of them all. Hyperinflation, political conflicts, communism vs everything else, and the rise of one corporal from Munich. I strongly recommend that everyone reads Remarque's "The road back" and "The black obelisk". Fantastic works. In many countries the same things happen, the most ruthless, savage political option rises to the top. Well, not in the real democracies, but I am talking from a Balkans perspective, we are at least 50 years behind the rest of Europe. Also eastern Europe (Poland, Hungary) isn't exactly smart with their proto-fascist choices

Ahh so this is why Wilhelm Winter joined the Eastern Front

...the cat was an innocent bystander in the production of this scene...

What an exciting time to be alive

I saw a news program many years ago showing how the modern German police broke up a gang of English football hooligans rampaging in Dusseldorf. Simple tactic of turning the dogs loose on them.

I absolutely love this show I've watched every episode. There's one fact that you wouldn't believe is that the communists actually almost took the weimar Republic over among the chaos of post WW1 Germany and the soldiers had to fight on homeland instead of the trenches

3:30 me and my cousin in every multiplayer FPS since 2006.

3:01 Rip commie cat

shame on you workers for not wanting to die like a serv

Truly one of the most epic moments of the show, alongside the entire first episode of s4.

Imagin doing riot police work without impact suits and shields.

You can see why they called it Red Berlin.

Man Johnny Vegas speaks brilliant german

Interwar berlin being significantly cleaner and more peaceful than modern Berlin

Really amazing, especially the level of detail and scene setting. Definitely agree that it feels like you're there. That being said, OP clearly didn't watch the damn clip with his eyes open.

1:08 Even as someone leaning left, I also would’ve tried to avoid getting involved.

Wilhelm Winter before joining the Wehrmacht

The production is great, the music fantasic!

The show lost much when Wolter was gone...he was the best element

Therefore a wall 🧱 was built to get both violent groups apart.

Great scene, great show, great video. Thx.

This video made me watch Babylon Berlin. I am now in Season 3. Thank you.

I like the action scenes in this Series and the areas of history accuracy are great but only parts of this series are accurate to the era (this scene is accurate, but a lot aren’t)

Bismarck most have been looking upon this jumping up and down screaming “See you stupid Kaiser beating up communist and rioting works wanting better pay is the best idea!”

This looks good, I remember Volker Bruch in Generation War.

1:49 I know that it's german and I suck at my knowledge of german but it sound like "Állj meg! Állj meg!" which means hungarian as "Stop! Stop!"

My grandpa was a Freikorps member , he later fought on the western front as part of the 9th and 12th army

Interesting to see, that the Berlin police hasn’t changed in 100 years

Cuál es el nombre de la serie o película 😅

All this pre-game action !! What time does the game start? It's Bavaria vs Berlin?

_Weimar conditions require Weimar solutions._

wait until the freikorps pull up

Got into geneaology on my dad’s side. My great grandma Bertha left Germany (I don’t know whether she lived in Berlin or not) when she was 24 alongside her then 17 year old brother Erwin in 1923 when they arrived here, followed by her 10 year old daughter Grace (birth name Hildegarde) sometime around 1929. I wonder if my great aunt Grace lived in Berlin and witnessed stuff like this as a little girl. That had to be quite impactful on a child’s psyche to watch this. I mean, watching neighbors get arrested, police brutality in the streets, complete mayhem all over… No wonder why my great grandma Bertha and her brother Erwin left Germany if this was the day to day reality they had to live with. They lived in a more rural part of the country, but I’m certain that the problems there were similar.

why does the captions not work? i selected the language but theres no text

Social democratic police vs Communist protests

Now this is how you deal with antifa!

Season? Episode?

Really need that new season

04:44 This must have sucked to be a police agent, uniformed or plain-clothed, in Berlin during these years. :-/ Trying to keep things under control while you actually can only control so little and nearly everyone else screams for blood.

1 John 3:15 Whosoever hateth his brother is a murderer: and ye know that no murderer hath eternal life abiding in him. Matthew 7:3 And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? [4] Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye? [5] Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.

Has anyone seen the latest season, if so where?

Name of show

Wer, wer hat uns verraten... Never ending Story

Opens up my heart

Great show!!

Will Netflix add season 4 ?

Hey it's Wilhelm Winter

00:54 No shields and no helmets either for riot control? Why did they wait so much before using those?

01:05 "Wattn? Muffe?!" (What, scared?) Dit is Berlin wa! Love the accent. Or dialect.

What series is this , it looks well made?

Today, they can't stop the mud wizard

They need Kendall Jenner with a Pepsi right now

0:01 OH MY GOD IT'S LEUTNANT WILHELM WINTER

Show?

3:01 Communist cat gets owned

Einfach das shababs botten haus im Geschichtsunterricht film.

What is name of that film?

Is this a series?

"Nur eine Muskete aus dem 18. Jahrhundert. Ein bisschen armselig für ein "rotes Hauptquartier". Wen erinnert das an eine kürzlich aufgeführte Posse? Mit einem "braunen Hauptquartier"?

a normal day in kosovo

Where can one watch this?

Wie heißt die serie bitte

Fun fact ; the shot at 1:28 is a recreation of an actual picture

It was expected Germany would be sooner Communist than Russia would, I mean: Russian quote

Look up the early life section of the instigators behind the Spartacist Uprising.

The same actor from Generation war am I right guys?

Another day in Seattle…

03:01 Let the cat alone, you brute!!

How our fathers went to school

Some cities the police where communist don't know how long that lasted. Know friekorp fought with some. Crazy period in history.

This is not how anyone should be treated brother

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Is the show good at all

Just wait till the freikorp shows up 😅

I'm waiting for season 4 to start on Netflix.

Wilhelm!? Why is he here? He must be in his 40s at the time Operation Barbarossa started then...!

nice series

I'm going to ask a dumb question, the Spartacist Uprising?

Fantastic.

Whose in the armored cars?

“We have no compassion and we ask no compassion from you. When our turn comes, we shall not make excuses for the terror.” ― Karl Marx

Extremely well done research too so it helps look at that time to reminds us today about how organized labor was dangerous yesterday, the fact that we can organize and not just ask for workers right but also bargain for better wages today should not be ignored, more importantly it should never be taken from granted, people need to understand it’s always a march, always in movement no matter what, so either we are moving that march forward or we are moving it backwards, and in the west we have been moving it backwards for about 5 decades already. It’s very good and very poignant for us which is one of hallmark of a good series, it makes it relevant, it moves from being just an entertainment to becoming a piece of art.