At the turn of the 20th Century Europe is in a state of flux, the perfect conditions for the formation of the most terrifying political organization history has seen, the Nazis. How was a nation like Germany seduced by them? Was an entire country under the spell of the Nazi Party or did the hope of a better life quickly turn sour once the killing began? All these questions are answered as we track the birth, rise and ultimate demise of Hitler and the Nazi Party.

WW2 infinitely fascinating...

I think schools should play these documentaries in class. They are easier to comprehend.

Europa the last battle. Interesting documentary

What's happening in the west now is exactly why he came to power

20:00. “As we all know, printing money causes inflation “. Someone needs to tell the Americans.

"There are no Victors in War. It's all an illusion of pride, sin, and emotion." Captain W.O.Winfield🕊️

Thank you for uploading this 🙏

One of the best Wartime documentaries I've ever seen, quite literally. Sincere appreciation for all your effort

Ty 🎉 for the upload 📀 much appreciated 👍

Wow, this is awesome work, thank you!

Never had I seen a people so happy and united in their peaceful cause.

This video is very impressive!!

Great video.

Step 1: be rejected from art school

Really good set of documentaries 👍

Wow thank you very informative

“Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake”- Napoleon Bonaparte

Amazing documentary.

the best documentary ever! Hats off to ammal! :D

Thank you for this documentary it is great i luv history

Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!

Still absolutely fascinating

Dude this is pretty cool

Hello Sunshine!! The flag infront of Colleen and Bobby’s house inspired me to reach out!!! 😊😊😊

has this narrator and historians done other ww2 related documentaries? If so, care to link?

Our school is currently putting on a production of sound of music and it really got me interested on WW2

Awesome!

"New York sneezed, London caught cold, and Germany nearly died of influenza"

I think his art was actually pretty good.

All if this enraged his father, who punished him severely.

Tq for sharing this

Very interesting

Amazing Man !

Awesome documentary

wow! A great documentary! We should take heed of what could happen when the people feel down and out!! A little scary!!!

Rise of Germany 🇩🇪 and stop blaming one man for ww2 when we all know how things transpired

is this a documentary about Israel ?

The intro is so beautiful

History repeats itself again n again...😯😨😱

He warned us nearly 100 years ago...and we still didn't listen #9/11 #Gaza2023

I really need to take my history classes more seriously haha I love history so much and was so fascinated by all this in middle after watching Pearl Harbor. I decided to learn about the wars and then I discovered who Addy was and never had been scared of a dead person until then.

Is this a reupload? I could've sworn I've seen this one already.

Should probably look a bit more into the 109 countries

Good thing the good guys always win. Good thing we have the government to explain everything that happened.

Teacher: what is the capital of Germany? Adolf: Berlin Teacher: what is the capital of Austria? Adolf: Berlin Teacher: what is the capital of France? Adolf: Berlin Teacher: you failed Adolf: we'll see

"One man created this transformation" - I have strong feeling this transformation would be totally impossible in 18th century. Without public media such as radio, press media, accoustic amplification equipment, cinematograthy Fascism simply could not be realized. This is the spirit of the era. The fact that fascism(and communizm) emerged at the dawn of all these technical innovations is not a coincidence.

The Austrian painter was right about the tiny hat tribe!

Part 2 please

Very well done. Thank you. Can I use parts of this to create a video?

Lately I start thinking… maybe they lied about him too..

Damn bro, you got the whole squad heiling

Germany learnt from their mistakes with modern technology during WW1. Germany was late in developing as a united nation. Germany was late to colonialism too. One thing they didn't progress in was Diplomacy. They relied upon the nations in central Europe coming under there sphere of influence but never shared the technological advances they undertook during the 1920's to early 1940's so the Axis allies had very poor equipment.

Top G! 💪

Thank you for this documentary it is great i luv history. "New York sneezed, London caught cold, and Germany nearly died of influenza".

История Германии, как государство, притерпело очень много перемен, она создалась можно сказать в муках которые не каждый переживёт

A whole country & more "Taken in by one man's magnetism." Can this really be true? There has to be a large number of sympathetic participants. One man can never do this level of evil by themselves.

The background music wildly overshadows the voices.

"Big things have small beginnings"

There's always too much overdramatic music in these things, and too loud.

Inspiring

"This town 'ain't big enough for the both of us" Is this the guy in the Sparks band?

art schools let everyone in after '45

Its 3 am and i watch this

The world is beginning to wake up to the truth.

I think the people down at KZfaq need to really watch this documentary because it's exactly what they're doing

I'm still waiting for the documentary about the evil Windsor family and their demise

Buen documental.pero sera que tienen en español? O dónde puedo verlo en español?

INTERESTING STUDY .. 🤔

GOAT

If he went to Vienna at 16, why would his mother have to send money without telling his father? Didn’t his father die when he was 14?

how quickly we forget...

Canada thanks you for your service.

Even when the story is a tragedy there’s always more to it.

It is so easy to blame the Germans, but my friends, they suffered, they really suffered under the treaty of Versailles, the French drove them into the ground and one man appeared, this man saved them, he gave them hope, he restored their dignity by giving them jobs, hope and restored pride. My friends, although I am a peace-loving man, if one man or woman would come forth and drag the UK out of the cesspit from where it has sunk, they would have my vote.

do the rise of Benjamin Netanyahu next.

Oh! What a collection.

The Doors plans was a Masterclass.... 😮

Like the Pandemic, WW2 is better to read and learn about than to live through.

I like how history completely ignores the Russian involvement in the start of WW1. The head of Serbian intelligence met frequently (almost daily at points) with the Russian ambassador and military attache in the weeks leading up to the assassination. The ambassador then conveniently was out of Sarajevo when the assassination occurred. It's also hard to believe that Serbia would have acted so brashly against Austria-Hungary (the pistols used were stamped from a major Serbian armory, this was hardly clandestine) without Russian military backing. Upon assassination of Franz Ferdinand, Austria Hungary was the first nation to order a partial mobilization. It was Russia that was the first nation to order a general mobilization. Yet we conveniently seem to ignore this fact for whatever reason. Germany then sent an ultimatum to Russia demanding that they cease military mobilization against Austria-Hungary and Germany and simultaneously sent a request to France requesting that France stay neutral. However, France ordered mobilization as they were keen to avenge the humiliation of the Franco-Prussian War. These are the factual events, and they turn the idea of Germany as the evil aggressor completely on its head. Of course, the Germans were not at all adverse to war...all the major European powers were gripped by war fervor. However, it was actually Russia that started the chain of great powers mobilizing in relation to what could easily have been a cut and dried case of Austrian retaliation for state-sponsored assassination of a national leader.

Awesome night 🌙

2022 seems like It'll repeat in the near future ...

Looking at this with a red lens is very interesting. 🤔

From 0:14 to 0:33 I really like the that piece of music. I went to Shazam but it could not identify the music. Who is it ?

I’ve actually had a pint with Ian Wood who is one of the historians featured in this doc, learned a lot from just a couple of drinks with him.

Europa The Last Battle

Hammer Hammer Peter Peter Cottontail

I want to see a German perspective side of this war to see how they see it

good content by way to many ads

Now that i know he was higher than Snoop, Willie Nelson, and Rick James combined…his speeches make more sense to me now 😝😊 😮😂

Currently, America has its own fatal attraction.

From a German: AMERICANS PLEASE don't do the same MISTAKE we did in Germany..... it will destroy our world.... (chinese, russians, turks and hungarians already made the HORRIBLE mistake)

Hate and blame have been the greatest way to give a reason for doing it to talk people in to doing it

Tu llegada al poder es el hito más grande de la historia.

relatable

Intro music is stunning looks like a villain entry music

5:43 how do they know that? They knew he didn’t pay attention in class but don’t know much of his upbringing?

Nice to see John Cleese in his new role as white-haired historian.

Many comments are frightening and ignorant

Opening song sounding like the Elden Ring menu.