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World War II Every Day with Army Sizes
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36,401,047 Views ā€¢ Mar 14, 2022 ā€¢ Click to toggle off description
Hi everyone, I'm sorry for the very long wait in uploads, however, hopefully you will understand why, as it has taken me almost a year to research and produce this video.

On September 1st, 1939, Germany declares war on Poland and throws the world into the largest conflict humanity has ever seen. I have done my best to do accurate borders, encirclements and army sizes.

If you see any mistakes or inaccuraices, or if you simply just have suggestions, then let me kno in the comments and I will include them in my next video!

Besides, sit back and relax, I hope that you enjoy the video!
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@Woodscraps-lr5vz

2 years ago

Definitely shows how WWII was much much more of a Soviet-German thing in Europe than it really was an American thing.

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@mikeshinoda703

2 years ago

Hollywood always portrays WW2 from such a USA-centric perspective, but the sheer volume of conflict that commenced on the eastern front is crazy. Apparently 80% of the axis army was there.

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@billynamer

2 months ago

What I love most is getting so engrossed in reading the text of the wars advancement until a clash of words makes it unreadable. Thank you.

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@user-yl1ce9jn5y

2 weeks ago

My great-grandfather was a foreman in the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War. He defended Leningrad, fought against the Germans and Finns on the Volchov front, and at the end of 1944 his division was transferred to Poland to participate in the Vistula-Oder operation. He went through the whole war, but died very absurdly - on May 13, 1945, his company was clearing an airfield in Czechoslovakia from the last fighting Nazis, and before surrendering, the Germans left barrels of methyl alcohol there. After the fight, they found them and drank them, as a result, everyone, including my great-grandfather, died of poisoning.

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@antarctica0938

1 year ago

Some people are talking about how France fell within 6 weeks of the German invasion, or how Norway fell in but a few months, or a block of residential building stood for 8 weeks, but nobody talks about how Denmark survived Germany for an incredible... 6 hours.

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@deleetiusproductions3497

2 years ago

This new concept has lots of potential. It gives more insight on how powerful countries actually were. Usually, you only have country sizes, which can easily be deceptive. Of course, thereā€™s still a lot more to it than that.

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@Julkke_

2 months ago

I used To watch this same video every week and today we watched it at my history class. Felt amazing.

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@AussieGuy-qb8mh

2 months ago

This is still my favourite ww2 video ever, itā€™s incredible

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@Zeitgeist-ip1eu

1 year ago

Fun fact: a tractor factory in Stalingrad kept defending itself as long as whole France did

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@danielliebergall856

2 years ago

I never knew the sheer scale of the encirclements in Barbarossa and it is absolutely stunning that the Soviets managed to win

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@Artnakan

2 months ago

your the best, man. Idk if this started the army sizes trend but if it didnā€™t it will still be a masterpiece and a part of YouTubeā€™s best history videos ever.

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@user-qh2kj5tu7u

3 months ago

I am from Russia, a Kazakh who was born here, I know the full history of my country, about 1.5 million Soviet soldiers were captured during the entire war, and the streets in Staliningrad held the defense for months.

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@Ultinarok47

2 years ago

The Operation Barbarossa section gives me chills every time. The music, the gigantic numbers, hundreds upon hundreds of thousands encircled. 80% of men born in the USSR in 1922 would be dead by the war's end, and those three months reflect it wholesale. The air raid sirens and general chaos of the music really drive home how barbaric it was.

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@kingbread5808

2 years ago

Iā€™ve never realised how terrifyingly close the Germans were to Moscow.

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@Lynuslyney

2 months ago

You did a great job portraying the changing front lines during the war! If you know what battle you're looking for, it's quite easy to find it in this time lapse. The parts of the map that are circled when armies have been surrounded gave me a new appreciation for how effective and widespread it was to try and create those scenarios. Clearly some of the smartest minds in the world got together to orchestrate this fight for dominance. What a great showcase of how two giant, amorphous animals fought a war of annihilation on a monumental scale.

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@mickmurphy92

1 month ago

Unreal video! and exactly what Iā€™ve tried to picture in my head after watching many WW2 documentaries and movies

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@ande991

1 year ago

Soviets: ā€we have 4 million soldiersā€ Germany: encircles 500k men ā€how about now?ā€ Soviets: ā€we have 5 million soldiersā€

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@DanielosII

1 year ago

Every number in these statistics was an actual breathing, young human being with an unique valuable life. The staggering loss of life in this terrible war is heartbreaking.

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@jaxonplayz4403

3 months ago

Yugoslavia:*Joins Axis* Yugoslavia:*Leaves Axis* Yugoslavia:*Joins Allies* Yugoslavia:Refuses to elaborate

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@michaelcoatney2568

2 months ago

Brilliant.....just brilliant! Congratulations on such a feat. Keep it up!

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