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Battle of Tannenberg
In this episode we delve into the harrowing events of the Battle of Tannenberg, fought between August 26th and 30th, 1914-a decisive early conflict on the Eastern Front that reshaped the course of World War I.
Explore the bold maneuvers and critical missteps that led to the encirclement and destruction of General Samsonov's Russian Second Army. As the Russian forces advance into East Prussia, their disjointed strategy leaves them vulnerable to a devastating German counterattack. Led by Hindenburg and Ludendorff, the German 8th Army capitalizes on intercepted Russian communications, outmaneuvering and encircling Samsonov’s troops in a crushing defeat.
This episode captures the tension, the chaos, and the tragic consequences of the battle that not only shattered the Russian forces but also cemented the reputations of Hindenburg and Ludendorff as military leaders. We also touch on the aftermath of Tannenberg and its long-lasting impact on the Eastern Front.
Script Outline:
- Introduction: Set the stage for the battle, with maps and a brief overview of the early days of World War I.
- Battle Preparations: Introduce key military leaders and discuss the strategic context leading up to the battle.
- The Battle Unfolds: Follow the initial movements, the German response, and the climactic encirclement of the Russian Second Army.
- Battle of the Masurian Lakes, See how the Germans pushed the Russians out of their homeland.
Stay tuned until the end, where we briefly delve into the First Battle of the Masurian Lakes, which followed in the wake of Tannenberg, further altering the balance on the Eastern Front.
🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more episodes exploring the key battles of World War I.
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📝 Comments are welcome below! Let us know which other battles you'd like us to cover.
#WW1 #Tannenberg #WorldWarOne #MilitaryHistory #HistoryDocumentary #EasternFront #MasurianLakes
Explore the bold maneuvers and critical missteps that led to the encirclement and destruction of General Samsonov's Russian Second Army. As the Russian forces advance into East Prussia, their disjointed strategy leaves them vulnerable to a devastating German counterattack. Led by Hindenburg and Ludendorff, the German 8th Army capitalizes on intercepted Russian communications, outmaneuvering and encircling Samsonov’s troops in a crushing defeat.
This episode captures the tension, the chaos, and the tragic consequences of the battle that not only shattered the Russian forces but also cemented the reputations of Hindenburg and Ludendorff as military leaders. We also touch on the aftermath of Tannenberg and its long-lasting impact on the Eastern Front.
Script Outline:
- Introduction: Set the stage for the battle, with maps and a brief overview of the early days of World War I.
- Battle Preparations: Introduce key military leaders and discuss the strategic context leading up to the battle.
- The Battle Unfolds: Follow the initial movements, the German response, and the climactic encirclement of the Russian Second Army.
- Battle of the Masurian Lakes, See how the Germans pushed the Russians out of their homeland.
Stay tuned until the end, where we briefly delve into the First Battle of the Masurian Lakes, which followed in the wake of Tannenberg, further altering the balance on the Eastern Front.
🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more episodes exploring the key battles of World War I.
👍 If you enjoyed this video, please like and share to support the series.
📝 Comments are welcome below! Let us know which other battles you'd like us to cover.
#WW1 #Tannenberg #WorldWarOne #MilitaryHistory #HistoryDocumentary #EasternFront #MasurianLakes
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You sure it was Bosnia and Herzegovina back then?
I'll double check and make an amendment if it's wrong. Thx for the feedback!
I hate these ai images…
Thank you for the feedback!
My least favorite part is the weird ai guy talking
Thank you for the feedback!!
Favorite part😊? Least favorite part😢?
Even during age of Qin ShiHuang... actually Zhao had the most potential to unify china because the have the invincible warrior Li Mu. The famous Wan Jian that defeated the mighty Chu, he lost to Li Mu decades earlier. So imagine if Li Mu go and bully neighbor weaker kingdoms a bit, to get more men and resources. Then he could go and wipe out Qin. Zhao king were too retarded to just play defense and eventually believe Li Mu that served their kingdom for decades would commit treason
general leman was captured unconcious in fort Loncin which was hit in the ammunition storage by a big bertha shell destroying it completely. when the germans came over to take over the rubble they came under fire from a few of the survivors including a 1 armed belgian soldier, the fate of these men is unknown. after his capture, amputation of a few of his toes and regaining conciousness Leman expressively stated that it should be written down that he was only captured because he was unconcious at the time. I think he was also allowed to keep wearing his sabre during his captivity. after he came back to belgium he received a hero's welcome and got uplifted into nobility. he passed away in 1920
I really should have researched this better because that would have been awesome to put in this video. thank you for the feed-back and amazing insight!
@@historycommander also at the start of the battle 8 german officers raced to leman's headquarters which was at that time in Liege trying to take him captive or kill him. Belgian Staff officers saw through this, this ensued into a firefight between the officers in which all 8 german officers where either killed or wounded and captured after this Leman moved his HQ to Fort Loncin
@@Big-boi92Damn, this dude was legit!
After this series on ww1 I plan on telling more intimate stories. I'm staying generic while I'm learning Unreal Engine.
Over half million soldiers die in this battle
Westerners don't often think about the atrocities that occurred on that side of the world.
This was so cleary written by AI. Lord.
Yes it was, I do this in my limited spare time. Thank you for the comment!
Medes ancestors of the Kurds ☀️
That would be a good video!
What's even funnier is that Ying Zheng aka Qin Shihuangdi was a political hostage as a child in Zhao during the battle and so was his father who at that time was the crown prince's heir.
That's interesting, perhaps a future video. Thanks for the info!
The only shot we have at going to Mars is nuclear propulsion and nuclear energy. Without it there is no Mars.and it doesnt matter what Elon says, after all he was going to launch Starship in 2022😂
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Very interesting 👍🏻
Great work!!!
Furthermore, Western understanding of the solution became as we colloquially call "The Manchurian Candidate".
Good movie too!
Is the competitive spirit behind the naval build-ups of the past, like the HMS Dreadnought, similar to today's race in quantum computing and moon missions?
Hi
All images via gpt4 see if you can find the hallucinations.
That’s crazy. Works really well
Yeah and they're fun to make as well.
@@historycommander oooh make a tutorial maybe?
Perhaps...
So Russia has used the idea that it invades other countries in order to "protect" almost anything. Christians, Russian immigrants, Russian language speakers. Is that what I'm seeing?
It's there move haha
Learned something new
Well, that's the best compliment one could give! Thank you!
"Vienna, the majestic capitol known for its imperial grandeur and vibrant culture" shows an AI-drawn Budapest 🤣
The map movements need work but I liked the ballerina.
Whats your Favorite Part? Whats the Worst Part?
I hope you enjoyed it. I'm still learning soo much and appreciate your support.
Maybe NASA can borrow some of Our Taxpayer Money from Ukraine? 🤡💩
The video gave wrong information regarding the deployment of the Theban Sacred Band. They were in fact deployed right at the vanguard of the massive Theban left flank, not on the right to fend off the peloponesian forces facing it...the video also missed to point out a couple of other crucial details of the battle, mainly how he solved the issue of protecting his much weakened center and right flank.
Thank you for the information, I'll do better in the future. This is all a learning process for me, so I greatly appreciate your feedback.
Yes, SpaceX and NASA should build a nuclear/hydrogen engine, or light speed 😊
Thank you. Please more on Iranian empires, and nomadic Iranians battles.
I will consider this!
So fission vs. fusion?
The content is very interesting but the background music is just a distraction and too loud.
Thank you for the feedback. This is all a learning experience. Hopefully the projects I have planned for next year will be much improved!
Yes, we need movement on this issue, its time!
Let's go!
Ok a method for “mitigating” radiation exposure to earth ecosystems with heavy lift fission propulsion discussed here, anybody want to take a crack at that? Any idea what that looks like some fine day? Now build and launch these from LEO with orbit achieved by chemical or kinetic launch systems. That’s somewhat imaginable.
Project NERVA tested multiple nuclear thermal rockets in the open atmosphere. One of the problems they had was the casing of the fuel rods cracking, allowing the uranium to be introduced into the exhaust stream. In one test entire sections of broken fuel rods got thrown out of the engine. I suspect "mitigation" means something like "lets not chuck nuclear fuel out the back of our rocket again."
Throwing out fuel rods. Just get the Nerva into LOE, position over target population, and hoo boy! Radioactive rods from god. Even better than Niven’s folly!
Who F’ing cares about a nuclear rocket if the whole F’ing world is about to be destroyed by our criminal world leaders.
I'm all for space technology, but, why don't we solve a problem or two here on earth? Example, how about a clean, renewable replacement for oil? Surely, NASA, DARPA, MIT, and others could come up with something. Give us that, and then we go to mars!!
I think they go hand and glove.
Money laundering.
2:06 and 2:14 you mentioned Qin ruler was King Xiaocheng and Zhao ruler was again King Xiaocheng. Qin ruler was King Zhaoxiang.
I think I have the audio figured out! Let me know what you think?
Its too low
@@Grga-jn4dw I'll fix it in the next one, I agree. I didn't notice it until I rewatched it this morning, I thought the same thing.
Yeah, the background music is too loud and is drowning out the voice-over.
@TheBskids yeah, idk why I thought it was fine on my first listen through. I hear it plainly now though. Thank you for the feedback, I'll do better on the next one.
Good video! I really liked your summary of the DRACO program and its context within the history of nuclear propulsion. As to my own feelings I think chemical propulsion is fine for robotic missions beyond the Moon but for crewed missions I think we should wait for nuclear propulsion before we start sending people beyond the Moon’s orbit. As you mentioned, there are so many advantages from shortening the trip. In fact, I read a study that said we will need to keep the lifetime exposure to deep space to under four years due to cancer risks. So, a single mission to Mars using chemical rockets would hit that limit.
I wonder what tech we develop to overcome that 4 year mark? Thank you for the insightful comment!
This is apprwciated. Any friends of Alexander is a friend of mine. ⚜️❤️🐯
Thank you!!!
NASA should also develop a centrifugal crew module and test it in orbit.
That would be cool.
IMO, ATG was the greatest military commander in all hunan history.
That's a big claim!!
@@historycommanderIt is true. ATG's tactics R still studied by all militaries today. Can U name another?
@@user-iw8pg8kq2q Possibly Darius I or Caesar. They also had great wins and mighty empires.
@@historycommanderWith all due respect 2U. First of all, Darius inherited a vast empire, he did not create it. ATG defeated Darius. ATG's army was much smaller than Darius' army. So that knocks Darius out of contention 4 consideration 4 being one of the greatest commanders of all time. Just plain logic. As 4 Caesar, yes he is one of the greatest, but he was not #1. Rome began in the 8th Century B.C. So like Darius, the Roman Republic during Caesars time was also vast. So Caesar already had quite a bit 2 work with. But the clencher 4 me abt ATG being the greatest, is that Caesar studied ATG's tactics. So Caesar knew who the grand master was, and he learned FM him. B4 U reply with Genghis Khan, most people don't that it was Subati, the Khan's greatest general, who was responsible 4 GK's greatest victories. Their were many great commanders all through history. But U hv not presented any evidence except ur personal opinion, 2 prove ur point. I am always willing 2 listen 2A sound disagreement that is based on logic and evidence. But not on personal opinion. Bcz basing a disagreement on a personal opinion is like debating a woman. A woman uses feelings and emotions instead of logic, facts, data, and evidence, like a man. So LMK what U think. And until we speak again my friend, here is my signoff. God bless U and ur family, and all who watch this channel.❤😊
45 days to Mars A R
Corrosion from the spent nuclear fuel rods.
He was an interesting person.
Alexander the Great!