They failed because they weren't willing to sacrifice themselves in the process

@@MagnusElpron They never could've succeed. See, Hitler was a werewolf and couldn't be killed by conventional means.

Didnt help him much I guess.

@@scockeryA silver bomb maybe..?

@@MagnusElpron They failed because the meeting was moved from the basement bunker to and open room due to the hot weather Then the brief case was moved to the other side of the heavy table leg They didn’t want to sacrifice themselves to make sure the war was ended and not continued

Hitler did love his Reich, everything he did was for the Germanic peoples of Europe, look at Europe today compared with back then, we have gangs, lawlessness, knife and Gun gangs, paedophiles everywhere you look, shootings, car thefts bank robbing, train robbing, sexual predators everywhere, mass immigration drug addicts and dealers everywhere, under national socialism you wouldn't even see litter on the floor, let alone anything else.. I know which one id rather live under..

I dont recognises Europe today..

The story is arranged in a semi heroic way, but Stauffenberg was seemingly a coward too scared to take the backlash of directly confronting Hitler, and only sought power.

Easy to speak of things in hindsight. He did something, what would you have done?

@@jb7483 nothing. I wouldn’t be a brown nose of the Third Reich to be that high of a rank. Nor would I have the opportunity to be. You’re correct, in hindsight it’s obvious he’s a craven power seeker who desperately bit the ass he’d been brown nosing his entire career.

I saw you posting this exact comment before

True, but he's trying to follow in his grandfather's foot steps. He isn't a mechanic though, he's a KZfaq comment writer & is doing a great job of posting crappie comments. So, although no tanks were damaged he's still making a right mess by repeatedly posting the same comment many times over!😂🤣😂

Let's talk about my grandfather. He was an ordinary US citizen and not especially privileged, but he was Otto von Bismarck's great-grandson. He was a WW2 US soldier when the enemy who was ironically German ambushed his platoon with gunfire. All other 16 platoon members were instantly killed but my grandpa escaped without a scratch. I'm beginning to think nepotism spared my grandpa's life. The attack on his platoon was astonishingly precise to have happened so fast and furiously. Of course, this also means that Hitler had foreknowledge of his enemy's movements. He knew their name, rank, serial number and what they had for breakfast in advance. The soldiers were mere pawns on the government's chessboard, more so blacks like myself whose ownership were the ultimate object of these big wars. Which brings me to another topic. My grandpa in no way resembled me. However there's one photo of him in WW2 military attire where he looks EXACTLY like me. In that snapshot he looks androgynous and his nose is more flattened than usual to give him a rather ethnic look. I wonder if this unconscious shapeshifting talent was not somehow inherited from Bismarck. And I wonder if it is not responsible for Hitler's 9 lives. Don't point out that Bismarck and Hitler were 2 entirely different people. I'm not hearin' it.

Haha I just listen while I work with ear buds .

Sucks when your legs go to sleep.

And u answer wat? to jking off with disney cartoons?

​@@martinswiney2192Sucks worse when you get up

​@@unnamedchannel1237 same

The best is 3-star Michelin. I take your point, but several more layers of nuance result from your unintentional blunder.

@geraint8989 well done! Yes I'm more of a KFC diner myself. It all looks much the same 24 hours later..

Who cares, I wouldn’t have even known it is there if it wasn’t for your comment.

@@geraint8989 This restaurant is obviously just extra fancy /j

@@richardmayes8797tbf if we were really talking food here I’d take KFC over fine dining anyday

I can confirm. I was the host of the podcast

@@Ussonan-Foderation2016 I was part of the cast of the podcast

What did he say?

He was talking about his episode of Hot Ones?

Stop smoking so much weed.

KZfaq likes to insult true historians with wikipedia crap

i think we can trust Dr Felton more for our context around Hitler than any resource You Tube might provide.

Wikipedia fails to mention SS Charlemagne though. who fought to the death outside the bunker

I know cringe

He has a bunch of them in his videos section. It will take some scrolling to find them but they're there.

Without WW2 there would not be a WW1.

@@dustylover100 thanks man. Yeah, I definitely didn’t find them easily LOL.

Gone are the days where mark responds

Maybe on the other channel

I hear the kids today are fond of that bohemian corporal.

I hope you scanned those photos!

@@TalkernateHistoryyes I scanned them all. Sold the album on eBay last year. I should’ve taken it to the show of shows instead!

True but some of that was all the meth he was on.

Joe Biden said that he was there too. And he is also suffering from the blast. He needs help down one step, rambles on, and poops himself.

But it was a BOMB that killed people right by him so the damage may have been worse than meth

Yes. He very well might have been brain-damaged. But by this time, in my estimation, his heavy drug use was beginning to affect him seriously. He was being fed a constant diet of amphetamines by his personal physician.

@@Storm-lg4mx - Same symptoms that Joe Biden has. He probably will say that he was at that meeting too.

Perhaps Dr. Felton and Dr. Stephen Kotkin could team up to trade some Stalin notes for our benefit of knowledge.

The judge, Roland Freisler, died in an 8th Air Force raid, on February 8th, 1945

When "Schindler's List' was being made, some townspeople near the filming admitted that they missed the security of the camp guards.

​@@ronaldfinkelstein6335that guy was a piece of work, just seen some of the trial, holy shit.

​@@ronaldfinkelstein6335 karma return

@@ronaldfinkelstein6335 killed when a pillar fell onto him during the bombing

Absolutely... insulting

@@debbiestyer453 Welcome to our post-truth civilization.

I was wondering about that. I'd the pop up something that KZfaq auto generated ? Or, is it part of the video original design ?

@@obergruppenfuhrersang-froi8203 The former.

Probably wearing coat to try to hide injuries suffered in the blast. His movements looked stiff, arm looked stiff and when he was greeted by the Italians he did an unusual hand shake. He looked shaken.

INCREDIBLE book! His diary is very interesting, as well.

sorry for your loss outside Leningrad. this must be a tough subject for the Finnish people. the loss of their leader

@@SlavaBanderastan troll away!

I wonder what exciting merchandising Mark Felton could offer?

While I agree, Mark does not give to charity like Mr. Beast does. Mr. Beast should be commended

I'd enjoy a mark Felton chocolate bar haha!

​@@brenttrotter88biscuits anyone?

​@@brenttrotter88better than Viagra?

The thought police taking your comments down if they dont like the point your trying to make, yes that is book burning/deleting.. same thing..

If only the Germans were as good at killing hitler as they were at putting a person on the moon on.

Werner Von Braun

That is absolutely correct!!!

Sadly, we learned nothing.

An excellent movie!

Comment of the year . Brilliant final sentence. Only wish I had thought of it . For Pete’s sake I MEAN BRILLIANT .!! Take a bow .!! And take care .!! Joey in Pennsylvania

But world war II was still going on, cmon what kinds logic is this😂

I heard in a documentary he was in the bathroom urgently trying to set the second bomb but another officer was banging on the door urging him to get out so he had to finish prematurely with the one bomb ready. Twist of fate.

Yeah but you forget how sloppy that plan would be. You need guaranteed power into the right hands so they could end the war

There was at least one suicide attempt by a junior-officer(v.Gersdorf) ,but it failed because it was dependend on a time-fuse and Hitler left the place much earlier than expected. With handgrenades or with modern ignition devices it would have been probably successful.

@@robertwilliam865 Had Hitler been killed Stauffenberg could well have succeeded. It was only the Berlin garrison commander being able to speak to Hitler that stopped them.

After what was accomplished, why would they?

"Valkyrie." Tom Cruise, Bill Nighy, and Kenneth Branagh. (I get the feeling you're kidding.)❤

it would have worked if Schultz hadn't stopped off for a quick lunch of Wiener Schnitzel, Sauerbraten, and Strudel.

You don’t learn history from memorials. You know who Hitler was, right? How many of his memorials have you seen?

@@user-ov1qf5xz7u your attempt at an argument requires refinement.

Does anyone really think that nasa wouldn’t have made it to the moon without that filthy war criminal? His memorial should be filled with the names of all the slaves he worked to their deaths in his mittalwerks!!!

You realize that the whole point was how our government conviently ignored or covered up ex axis war crimes as long as it served our purpose. So in fact by memorializing these men we are already changing history.

Your thinking is just lazy.

You're actually the problem.

Operation Unthinkable was ordered by Churchill and conceived by the British General Staff in May, 1945 AFTER Hitler's death in April of that year.