20 Things that Nazis invented And You Didn't Know About
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Orange Fanta is great in Germany, real juice based soft drink as opposed to the US version, artificial Orange based flavoring. Met a Bottling plant manager in Russia 30 years ago. Said worldwide there were 14 recipes for Orange Fanta.
Hitler made smoking in public places illegal
He also introduced the first laws that made Animal cruelty an offense
These laws are almost universal in the majority of countries.
They invented a lot of the tech we magicallyhad after the war
The Me 262 is NOT pronounced MEE two hundred and sixty two, but EMM E TWO SIX TWO
Infrared and night vision are two very different Optics systems. Infrared allows a person to see a heat signature, whereas night vision amplifies ambient light, thereby allowing a person to see at night.
Keep in mind, there were also American propaganda during World War II as well.
Thats why Japan and Germany are two major countries that lead technologies of today!
When you go up against the greatest liars in history, and you lose, you are going to become the most lied about people in history.
Didn't realise Germany was the most advanced country in the world at that time 😮
One thing that should be on this list, albeit with a caveat, is magnetic recording tape. It was invented in Germany in 1928, but it was perfected during the rise of the H-man. The Allies were almost totally unaware of it until the war ended.
nazi germany was just known as germany in its time. so they followed german traditions, ate german food, drank german booze.
10:33 Zuse helped create a replica Z3 computer later in life. I think his brilliance was in how he designed the relays, his use of a base 2 numbering system, and his concept of a peripheral input. To translate this into a working model, is incredible. There must be some tears in there somewhere.
The U.S. Saturn 5 rocket was nothing but a gigantic V-2. Thanks, Herr Von Braun.
The Pervitin story is not right. My Grandpa told me you were asked if you want to take it and always given a reason why. So most thought: better a little headache later than a cold butt (dead)! Using stuff like this was common in every army of the time. People simply did not know about the health issues, or not been told.
Jägermeister has the a crucifix between the Stag's antlers signifying that he became a Christian during a hunting expedition. He happened to be startled by a Buck, which was behind him, and lost his balance and fell backwards onto his back. When he looked up, instead of the Buck getting ready to stomp him, he saw a sign. It was his conversion into Christianity.
For me, the biggest surprise was the Z3. I had never heard of it or its inventor before.
It was the Polish that first decrypted the enigma code. They gave it to the English intelligence in the first stages of the war (like their pilots who fought in the RAF as aces). Afterwards, the germans, always fearing to be discovered, changed and complexified the code. Then the Bletchley Park team came, and with them a young genius mathematician, Alan Turing.
The Autobahn is what inspired President Eisenhower, to construct the US Interstate highway system!!
You have forgotten the most important invention the TV! The worldwide first television broadcast was the Olympic Games of 1936 in Berlin Germany!
Bayer aspirin too.😃👍🏻
Jägermeister *IS* a party drink, I just didn't specify which party.
V-2 rocket: first manmade object in space.
I know Hugo Boss was the uniform that Nazi's wore. 😢
Someone's surprised that Germans are smart?!
In my country Nigeria, we still call all containers with handles Jerry cans, especially plastic types
If we had won the war we could go on vacation to Mars today, since we lost we are allowed to change our gender once a year. Thank you Eisenhauer.
When Humans work together for a common goal great things emerges
i still love fanta orange and strawberry soda
They also invented Social Security in 1889
Who doesn't love driving Volkswagen, wearing Hugo Boss and drinking Jägermeister?
The autobahn was a copy of the Italian autostrada, which was first constructed in 1922
For some reason, Germany is looked upon as being technically superior.
Gummi bears actually prove this correct.
The ME262 was used by the Czechoslovak Air Force until 1951.
Ferdinand Porsche's design took so much from Tatra that VW had to pay compensation to that marque
They also invented the idea that Europeans should rightfully take pride in their common, glorious heritage. A wonderful, civilizing invention, if not taken too far.
It is really difficult, even grating, to listen to you Anglo-size all the German terms, and names😮
Imagine allied and the axis using all that technology and inventions for good purposes back then.
the Allies actually got their hands on an enigma machine and a cypher...saying the code was broken is false. Only thing that allowed the Allies to decide the messages was because they had an up to date cypher.
Very insightful and informative, Great video 👍👍
I have been telling people for years about the history of Fanta.
Fanta is my Daddys favorite. My dad is German but he never knew who made it. Did the German find Fanta or did Fanta find the German. Feel free to use that in your next Fanta commercial lol. My dad buys a bag full of pork Rims and washes them down with a orange Fanta soda. 😂
Sturmgewehr 44 was the first assault rifle.
Jerry = nickname for German
Don't forget the tiger II tank. The tank in which our tanks of today came from.
Germans made a mark in wisconsin
enigma secret was broken by polish cryptologists before WW2 in 1932 for first time Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Różycki , Henryk Zygalski all knoledge Poland before WW2 in 1939 transfered to France an UK Alan Turing did not invent, but only improved, the method of deciphering the Enigma
It's appropriate (this being Good Friday) to give some background on the image on the bottle of Jagermeister. St. Hubert, instead of attending services on Good Friday, was out instead hunting. He drew a bead on a magnificent buck, but as he pulled his arrow back, the buck immediately turned to him and there appeared a glowing cross between its antlers. Basically God told Hubert he was going to hell unless he changed his ways. Hubert contacted his bishop, changed his playboy lifestyle immediately and became a priest, ultimately consecrated a bishop. He is the patron saint of hunters. The bottle label recalls that pivotal moment in Hubert's life.
I owned a couple VWs thanks Adolf.
Ferdinand Porsche and his design team began developing and designing the car in the early 1930s. But the fundamental design concept can be attributed to Béla Barényi in 1925, predating Porsche's claims by over five years.
The twirly thing you see on most modern jet engines is also a German invention. Used it on propellor planes too. H1tler was vegetarian and made a lot of laws to protect wildlife and nature. Also Frankfurters (now more commonly known as hot dogs) is a German invention.
The German Army invented the term "Real Time".
Other fun facts .NZI guards practiced yoga .First Animal rights and and environmentalism laws ,gun registration,tarot cards,astrology and esoteric spirituality ,human experiments ,race based selection programs , rockets, Government departments ,experimental drugs ....Sounds like Woodstock to me .
FYI, the Enigma code was cracked by three Polish mathematicians, Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Różycki and Henryk Zygalski before WWII started. Then the results of their work were transferred to Bletchley Park.
Nazi Germany developed first ballistic and cruise missiles
Autobahn was an italian invention.
Asprin was left out
Germans also created bretzells and weiners susages
There were probably 5 or 6 of these I wasn't aware of as Nazi inventions.East Grinstead is in London, not Germany.
Don't forget the good old Mercedes.!🙂
American media. Now
I've got a original Jerry can from the Second World War. The year is on it 1942 and I brought some new ones. Only two years ago. Still the same design and shape
It’s Me 262 not me
Methamphetamine had also the Allies called them ''energy pills", the Volksempfanger's next plan was together with a TV in public areas (the first reality could say) to show how a german family must live, that radio device in home later adopted by Commies and still exists in North Korea. FG-42 was for paratroopers, also we didn't see the StG-44 (first assault rifle) ,the Fritz (kevlar helmet US army that copy from german helmet), Flettner FI 282 Kolibri (helicopter), the ''stealth" cover of german submarines, the anti-mine cover in Panzer, Ba 349 Natter, Zaunkoenig (G7es) torpedo etc.
Werner von braun was better than robert h goddard
I was gonna say Meth is Japanese not German but you covered it. Never mind ✌️😆
It's a shame synthetic fuel never caught on; mainly due to big oil's stranglehold. And now the world's researching it all over again and modernizing it to at least reach some carbon-neutral goals.
🤣 my girlfriend is Jewish and she drives a Mercedes and she's about to get a new BMW. I jokingly said " oh you hypocrite..go get your Nazi engineered vehicle cause I'm Audi ✌️🤪 LMAO
Wow! I'm German but I didn't know half of it. But it is always said that many inventions are made in war times or because of war.
Luckily we ended up with VonBrun
M.E. 262, not me263
Back when I first started drinking decades ago I found jegar and I loved how sweet it tasted but didn't realize how drunk I was getting because I didn't taste the alcohol ended up vomiting violently and tasted black liquorice for a week after and to this day i'll never touch the stuff.
The English invented the concentration camp during the Boer War.
Great video!
The Germans were so much smarter and more innovative than anyone else, but all these great inventions just came too late and were too few in numbers to make a difference.
Ah yes, an amazing car, amazing for punching your friends and family as a joke with an excuse *learns about its history* ._.
The Jerry can was a first world war but wasn't for petrol though . As years ago i use to drink with World War 1 soldiers i think it was used for like a water bottle .
I believe Ronco invented the pocket hornet and wasp teaser while a Wehrmacht captain
Tintin's rocket 😁
The Germans are a head of their Time with the auto barns would be very good way to travel wpi great in Australia
The Volkswagen and Fanta were the only ones I knew that came from the Nazi era.
Didn't know about Fanta, but most of the other stuff is well known.
I wonder why #20 was a British contribution 'though.
SS doctors came up with the elbow crutches. Quicker rehab.
The first anti-smoking public health campaign was an initiative of the Hitler Government. Australia picked up on this idea in the early 1970s. This has let to only about 11% of our population being regular smokers. Our government is now trying to limit the negative health effects of vaping. This means that we have some of the lowest number of smokers in the OECD.
If the Nazis had been a little smarter and started the war 10 years later, we would all be speaking German...
I'm surprised that all these things weren't banned, because in Germany you're not allowed to mention the word Nazi or anything to do with it.
amphetamines are not the same thing as methamphetamines
You can not argue
Fascinating
ME262 was not the first operational jet, nor was it the first jet. Frank Whittle and his work. The swept wing was a response to the unknown weight of the engines because the engine manufacturers had vaporware specs and kept changing them as development progressed.
The jet engine was invented by British engineer, Frank Whittle.
We got an enigma from a submarine. Nobody figured out anything.
Wow amazing
Screw the enigma we had the Navajo.
Amerykanscy piloci samolotów bombowych amfetamine dostawali w czekoladzie hehe tego nikt nie mówi!!@
They could have invented a cure for cancer and it still wouldn’t make amends for the horrors they committed.
My favorite car vw colf
Me163 = 900 km/h
They used VHF in the aircraft but I m.not sure if the RAF had one particular frequency.
That explains the name of the jerry can .. the can of the gerries ...
But allies had better radar system and naval ships
They invented all that and yet still lost 🤔