Where Was Hitler During World War I
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 9. 03. 2022
- We know Hitler was very busy during World War 2, trying to take over the world and all, but where was the ruthless leader of the Nazi party during WW1? Check out today's video to find out how Hitler survived World War 1 and went on to conquer Germany!
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His artwork was not "poor"... the art school was just very prestigious and he didn't make the cut. Sure they were not up to standards but he absolutely was not a "poor" artist. Not being an apologist, just honest.
Also was accepted by as an architect and worked construction. There's some misinformation in this video.
Agreed. His paintings are definetely skillful.
@@quiver2939 He wasn't accepted as an architect- he was recommended to apply to train as an architect but he had thrown away his school grades (which weren't good enough anyway) so he couldn't prove he was qualified to enter.
Art was shat
No dude, he was denied because his type of art wasnât popular at the time
From sleeping in a homeless shelter with no food into a world-class dictator that changed the course of history. Its just insanely scary how things can change...
Isn't it? Life can really surprise you!
Life has swift transitions.
Just goes to show you that you should never give up on your dreams! Even at your lowest point if you try hard enough you can still accomplish anything, even if that thing is the mass genocide of millions
@@perinthia6829 đ
@@perinthia6829 đ
Little did anyone know that 20 years later he would return and be remembered in a whole different way...
Remarkable he survived WW1 or then, as it was known as - The Great War
It's weird that they called it The War to End All Wars.
@@aryajunik0875 I wish it did, instead it ended up sowing the seeds for WW2.
â@aryajunik0875 The allies did not anticipate Germany would ever be strong enough to break out of the treaty of Versaille. (Ver-Sigh) đšđ” Or ever will do.
Or a war Would like that would be fought again, BOY were they wrong!
"A government that is willing to break the law during an emergency, will create an emergency in order to break the law.â
I know you.
Exactly!
@@alexking7262 Don't you know Alexis Sanchez in San Antonio?!
@@arlisbartlett403 no
I guess I'm giving up Hope
Iâve seen Hitlers paintings. Theyâre actually pretty good. Like the world of acting, the art scene is very much about who you know. Itâs nearly impossible to break into either industry without connections.
im starting to blame the people who made his life miserable. every villain has a reason why theyre bad
@@averageviewer6568
Yeah, but he probably had some mental issues, and he decided to stay in the world he was living in, instead of seeing the reality of the situation
The real reason they rejected his paintings is because they said they were too good. My main question is how can a painting be too good.
His paintings are so basic
@@linewater2690 but they're good
In alps, due to melting ice, perfectly preserved WW1 Artillery pieces have been discovered LOADED
Interesting...
@@JuiceMyRandomness yo momma
Wait seriously? Thatâs really awesome
@@JuiceMyRandomness Nicholas Cage
Thats awesome, if u can could u link where u found this. Would love to read
Moral of the story always be nice to everyone you'll never know how they'll change the future
Moral of the story: don't be a racist dick.
All fun and games when you steal someone's dog and then they become the Fuher
@@gaminglichgamer4035 or as I can sayâŠ
John Wick
@@ihatelife5464 Adolf Wick
The sad thing is a lot of his art really wasn't that bad,He definitely still needed to improve his skills with certain things but the potential undeniably was there.
Are you⊠sympathizing with H!tler?? đ€Šđ»ââïžđŹ
@Ezra Nobleheart Iâm saying that you shouldnât sympathize with him AT ALL. Period. No matter what he did or didnât do in his past. If you think he was a good artist, thatâs ok, but donât post it online expecting to NOT get at least some backlash. đ€·đ»ââïž
@@Benni777 he's a good artist. I saw his paintings.
@@johnerrolgabong9657 ok??
That's the thing about art, standards were higher back then than they are today, today you can splash a can of paint onto a canvas, call it abstract and it will sell for 1 million dollars.
Joseph Stalin chucking âthose are rookie numbers.â
mao
FrâŠ
@@icte3335 the mighty khan
@@icte3335 nah Maoâs sitting next to him chuckling, still a big number tho
Winston Churchill during the great bengal famine: Huh Amateurs!
I've seen some of Hitlers art before. I think one of his biggest problems was he was too rigid and technical. The art looked fine it's just the way he set everything, it was too centered and straight forward, I dunno how to articulate it.
Would have been a competent draftsman doing technical drawings
A mirror into his mind, he desired his world strictly defined, no exceptions. Your stereotypical by the book kinda guy
Nope the art was good but not good enough
Best not trying to articulate it then.
@@hoosier-daddy6807 You know how if you paint scenery where you have for example a farmhouse and a field? You would want to offset the house and show off some scenery on the other side or whatever. He'd just put the house front and center instead of offset. That type of thing. The art schools gave him a lot of ish about that.
6:02 being assigned as a message runner during the War was a fairly dangerous job, on both sides, as one would generally have to run messages from the front to the rear to the front during battle, essentially running through the gamut of trenches and exposing themselves to artillery and mortar attack as well as gunfire, gas attacks, snipers, and trench raids. Not a job I, personally, would want to have.
that is alot of words
Not as bad as assaulting the enemy trench
âno one is born a monster, but reality makes them oneâ
- master no one
If only that art school accepted him...
No doubt. I bet things would be different
Anti semetisium and communisium was still a problem
@@ashleyoasis7948too busy painting to be a politician
âHe wouldâve been the reason video games have banlistsâ
That made me wonder; Oh, God, imagine if he made a video game đłđ„Ž
But there was no TVs even in ww1
In fact video games came out in 1970
@@stephenbranigan3303 itâs a just a joke
@@stephenbranigan3303 If he were alive today, I mean
@@alejandrokudo5463 five nights at the synagogue
if only he succeeded as an artist đđ
He should have reminded himself that Van Goghs art was not liked while he was still alive and continued his passion for art. Van Gogh only sold 1 painting when he was alive.
I donât think that hitlers art was that special to be noticeable even today
@@krichenboi his art is still better than taped banana in the wall
@@bondrewdthelordofdawn3744 it is definetly, but art is not about how good it is
It is for some reason more like how famous the guy was and how special the art was
@@krichenboi isn't art about beauty ? And not money and fame
@@bondrewdthelordofdawn3744 thatâs what I once thought
Thank you for this information it is really interesting!!
Part of the reason he was homeless in Vienna is because he gave away ALL of his inheritance from his mother's death to his half sister.
he had such a kind heart
Wow, his childhood was soo bad that even the consulate showed pity?!! You have to understand that back in those days parents were brutal ,if you don't believe me ask your grandparents how their grandparents were treated during childhood.
"That enraged Adolf father who punish him severely"
@@fesco4752 Man Of Culture
@@fesco4752 Man Of Culture
Greatly done job, thank you very much.
I read mixed reports but some sources said that he tried to enlist in the Austrian-Hungarian army but was rejected because they viewed him as being to physically weak for military service but the German army took him because they had lower standards. Are there any reliable sources where I can look this up?
Look in the sources
That's what I heard too
It isnt true he hate austria run by a
Bunch of jews he thought it should become one with germany
Can't imagine an austrian army with higher standards than a German army
it's fake
"I must be destined for greater things."
"After all Mr. Potter, the man that owned the other wand, did great things, TERRIBLE THINGS, .....but great."
I guess you could say he had the antagonist's plot armor after surviving that many events unharmed
Bro was the chosen one
Good job info
graphics
his art is actually rather good, so it was even more of a mistake for the academy to reject him bc there really was no good reason
His art was bad, so they rejected him and told him to âget gud kidâ
I agree, hitler's paintings were surprisingly well-made
I have heard he had trouble painting people correctly, at least in the eyes of the acceptance committee. Otherwise, I have heard his paintings were good.
his art is better than the modern art i see
Crazy how if he was accepted he wouldn't have got into politics
I love your channel keep up the great stuff
Fun Fact World War 2 Is Just A Sequel To World War 1
I'm sad about Fuchsl. :(
I like how all the comments talk about is his art
His paintings were good , but he is no Hunter Biden !
Hi very helpful facts thanks đ
Hey Infographics Show!
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Hitler's S.P.E.C.I.A.l. stats was 20 on Charisma and 8 on luck. That would explain how he was so lucky and his rise to power.
You can only go up to ten.
@@Firezok
Not if you have the further perk lol
Can't wait for a history teacher or historian to do a reply video to this. Y'all missed so much.
Well they arenât making documentaries, they are making short, easily digestible content so Iâm not surprised they didnât cover everything
You can't expect to cram everything about ww1 in 10 minutes let alone 10 hours.
Go right ahead, make a better video
@@SmokeSAS true, but they could have at least spared another 5 minutes to cover more details of his movement and life during the war as suggested by the title. Or cut out the more trivial prewar stuff to make room for the content promised in the title.
@@takeohtyme Honestly the pre-war stuff is interesting to me as well, as I always wondered what events in a persons life would change them so much to do evil deeds later in their lives.
If that damm art school accepted Adolf, he would have been remembered as an artist. If he died in the war, he would have been remembered as a war hero. And not as a mass-murderer. He was really lucky...
...or was really unlucky...
@@foolishstrudel2689 he killed himself, I'd say he was lucky
Its boggles my mind he was a hero in ww1
â@@winchestersons6258 why would that be mind boggling?
@@Leviathan762-zh4lq people think of him as this evil, horrible tyrant. In ww2 he was a corporal doing his job doing something 99% of the population would think was insane. Running between lines while being shot at.
You answer the questions Ăve never bothered to research. I love you
Good vids
I heard a random person got accepted in that art school..
The people looked pretty scared
Had plot armor fr
This enraged his father, who punished him severely.
Nice oversimplified reference
This is really a wonderful video.
Nice video
I love these cartoon versions and that you get straight to the point but I can't help feeling like a baby đđ
"I missed the part where that's my problem." Tobey Maquire
Imagine you visit Vienna and buy a painting from some guy with a weird last name then a few years later you hear that he started world war
And you meet him again: Ey remember me I bought your painting back then
You forgot to mention after he got hurt he started walking through fog and a Soilder against him saw him but let him go because he was hurt.
Yeah the man was called Henry Tandey
what an amazing villain origin story
Thank you.
Amazing video as always
Never reject any painter
History's worst mass murderer? Not Mao Zedong?
You're pronouncing Ypres and Somme wrong.
stalin
Ngl to you his paintings were amazing đ
Imagine how many monsters or how many legends died at war before they could become those things
Moral of the story never reject a Austrian painter from art school
You know in this cursed world he was meant to be no matter how many lives have been lost it was fate there is no what if
"story stays the same "
Let the peace be at peace
Much love
"This angered his father, who punished him severely."
Could you imagine a war today? We have to go the rest of human history without a war breaking out. What are the odds of that happening?
Where have u been since early last year? There is a war going on
@@conorknott2683 a war between countries with nuclear weapons.
There is literally always a war happening. Did you mean a world war? Do you actually think that's not coming? Every military on Earth is preparing for a fight, right now.
imagine the Jews, who appreciated Hitler's artwork đ
This legit helped with my WWII unit test
His art work is actually good
@Luigina Trotta you act like painting buildings is easy. Sure there are a lot of artists, but take this as an analogy, sure there are hundreds of thousands of technicians now, but also doesn't magically make the job any easier nor ANYONE could just be a technician. Dont let the fact he's a mass murderer blind you from his skills.
Wow he went back to probable certain death at the front to help his comrades and he adopted and protected a stray puppy throughout it all. Nice going with the Iron Crosses too, wow.
How do u upload so fast
stealing his dog was an avengers level threat bro
Very cool
1:05 anyone hear Fuzzyâs laugh from the Fuzzy and Nutz channel đ
Idk if this was showcased cuz I'm not at that point yet but:hilter saw an enemy but the enemy let him go since he was injured.
That was true
It's almost kind of sad... kf he hadn't gone through war and maybe if someone had gotten through to him a lot of bad stuff could've been avoided-then again if it weren't for world war 2 a lot of stuff would have gone drastically different and not necessarily in a good way
Interesting amazing idea
his art is actually really good
Could you do a film about youth of Stalin or about biography of Marshall PiĆsudski?
we also don't know how many artillary shells or bullets have already killed mass murderers
There is actually a documentary about this!
Fun fact my aunt is the mayer from Ieper
I wholly believe there is a whole departament of time-travellers specifically assigned to prevent him dying. Maybe if something happened to him the following events would me much more disastrous.
You crazy
00:54
Interesting to see present day Indian currency was in use in Vienna in mid-1910s
Why does hitlers life style choices sound alot like how most poeple are living these days.
lol
One doesnât experience self transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates ~ đ
Infographics dropping them facts cool video
what facts? 80% is just straight up horseshit fabrications.
"Facts"
9:58
ok you know what you were doing there
I show this yesterday
Do âWalt Disneyâs Gummi Bearsâ and please put me in the credits.
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* A group of reclusive humanoid bears and a few trusted humans explore their lost heritage and prevent their enemies from exploiting it.
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It aired from 1985 to 1991
I'm mad about the loss of my Glorious Britain,,,
What a pity
@@wayneanderton4953 Not at all, you always have to see the positive side of an army that fights in a war for everyone's freedom, I'm not jealous at all
He needed to try harder to pass the art school.
i think he wouldnât have been a dictator if he made the cut in the art school.
Iâm honestly disappointed in this video as they missed key facts about Hitlerâs perspective of the war and what he witnessed. For example, Henry Tandey, a British soldier who spared a injured Hitlerâs life during the war.
I was thinking same thing about Tandy.
3:30 Never seen tht picture before. Very eerie. But think its fke
at 10:14 instead of unforgettable times he said uncomfortable.
If you think about it, this is the best underdog story ever lol
Ignoring the holocaust and the war its really an inspiring bio sketch
his childhood was bad because was father was still punishing him severly
Meat grinder meat grinder meat grinder I personally donât wanna hear that phrase so oftenđ
One bullet of WW1 could have stopped the ww2
I disagree, it may have happened at a later date, but by someone else.
And a flush down the toilet could have stopped you
@@madisonatteberry9720 and it probably would have been worse.
Ww2 was going to happen
A lot of people admire Adi (besides the whole having entire populations RIPd), but canât say it publicly
At least he climb his way from being a soldier. Not as someone who deceived other and pretend to be close w them so u could usurp
He really just said Somme as Sommah
Weak then he became the giga Chad
Funny how his art was actually great imo
That is misinformation on this video about poorly Hitler's painting skills. His painting skills were good. He was twice rejected from the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts. The problem was that the predominately Jewish panel of the Vienna Academy of Fine Art rejected him for a trivial matter of his paintings. It was one of the reasons he felt growing bitter toward Jews. We saw his painting arts, especially architecture painting, and it looked remarkably good. He would be better off being a painter instead of a sadistic dictator.
"Bad peoples are good peoples who get hurt"
imagine that artilliery had good aim
Art