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Hosted by: Indy Neidell
Director: Astrid Deinhard
Producers: Astrid Deinhard and Spartacus Olsson
Executive Producers: Astrid Deinhard, Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson
Creative Producer: Marek Kamiński
Community Management: Ian Sowden
Written by: Ian Sowden
Map animations by: Daniel Weiss
Map research by: Sietse Kenter
Edited by: Simon James
Artwork and color grading by: Mikołaj Uchman
Sound design by: Marek Kamiński
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Love you all, great to see the demographics.
See I don't believe this. I feel like you and every other CZcams creator Is just panhandling to get more money. You're not making as much as you were because they're doing whatever they're doing to add revenues or whatever. But you do have some sponsors in your videos. And you do have people buying your merch and you do have over 10,000 people signed up to your patreon at least a dollar a month which gives you at least $10,000 of income a month. So it sounds like you are just doing what every other CZcamsr is doing griping because you've made a ton of money but you want to make more cuz you don't want the cash cow to stop
Will there be a "Between Two Wars" series? Obviously, it would be short, but a lot of important stuff happened.
The greek civil war ended after the end of ww2 so since you covered it on your ww2 ep any chance to have ep on it?
I'm so ready for your coverage of the Korean War!! See you in June!! ❤
Of course I know him, that's me!
No its me
Guys, it’s clearly me.
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its me though
Hello, there!
Hi, South Korean here, who followed you since you did the Great War. I can't believe next series you're going to cover will hit so close to me and my home.
I love South Korea. I was over there when I was in the US Army and meet a lot of nice people ❤
Same here!
@@garygaither8263 Have you ever dated a Korean girl before?
"Hey, I can see my house from here!"
@@jonbaxter2254 Yeah... I could say that, when they covered the allied bombings of Bavaria... (I live 20 minutes away from the old Messerschmidt Aircraft factories near Regensburg. and my mother played with her sisters in the bomb craters as a child...
I am 77y lady from England and watch all your shows
Tell your lady friends. We need more ladies in the ranks.
Had father and grandad who told me stories from childhood then my brother's in law a lot older then I and told me about many stories too
Never lost those stories
Hello from another member of the ladies who love history club!
@@robina.9402 pleased to hear from you
I'm a 77 y Vietnam Veteran and I do too. Fun fact: One Hollywood movie got the conditions in the Central HIghlands just right. Red Dust, 1932, with Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and Mary Astor. The joke was that the only thing John Wayne got right in The Green Berets Was the color of the soil. He filmed it at Fort Benning, Georgia which is famous for it's red clay.
Since I discovered your extraordinary work a few years ago I have never stopped following those more than perfect pieces of history. I am 93 years old, a Belgian who lived in those prewar times and remembers every moment of those years. When I was a child our families and friends had lost a number of soldiers during “the Great War”, three uncles had never come back, uncles and cousins and friends had lost a leg, two arms, their eyesight, etc… . We knew what “war” meant. Then came the war in Finland, the civil war in Spain, Munich, the Anschluss, the Sudetenland, the Rhineland, finally for us May 10 1940. Ten days later the German troops arrived in Brussels. We could not yet imagine what was to come nor how terrible the loss of our Jewish friends, the disappearing of friends who participated In the resistance, the deportation for the Todt organisation would affect our lives for ever. THANK YOU and all of you for everything you give us, from 1918 on, WWII, spies, crimes against humanity, and everything else. I am blessed with a very good memory and thanks to you I can see and hear again all that I lived through in all those years, the more so as all my old friends have disappeared in the last few years and we can no more talk about older times.
Thank you for sharing your memories. It is very easy for us younger folks to forget that it actually happened in the same reality that we live in now because of all the comforts that we enjoy (and that also make us very intolerant to discomfort).
I wish you many more years of health and a sharp mind. Cheers from Québec!
Wish you and your family best of health
Thank you for sharing your memories with us and giving us a different perspective of the war 🙌
Such an honour to hear your story as an 18 year old that loves history
I am 23 yo and I am scared of the fact that soon nobody will be left who actually remembers these times. Then it will be nothing more than history... and people are increasingly ignorant about history (at least from my experiences).
Thank you for sharing! I am German and I can't stress enough how grateful I am that I grew up in a peaceful Europe. This was a gift handed to me by the people before me, all the people who worked to overcome the hatred of the past.
As a history professor, I enjoy all the history videos. I found one group that has used my videos a lot are homeschoolers! I made all my lectures available as a free resource. I often also direct them to other channels like this one to give them even more resources. Keep up the great work!
That is awesome! Thanks a lot, good Sir! -TimeGhost Ambassador
@WorldWarTwo when I recorded my WWII lectures I tell my viewers that the generation who went through WWII is almost gone, so now more than ever we need to tell their stories. I'm just a one man show putting up content so I am always happy to see bigger channels promoting History. Thank you!
Homeschoolers can absolutely benefit from the thorough perspectives this series presents.
The fact that we today and future generations will have access to such extensive history documentaries that follow extremely important events in history (that we should all learn from) in a very objective manner.....and all that for free on youtube at the palms of our hands. That deserves applaude and in my opinion is worth supporting!
Thank you Indy, Spartacus, Astrid and the entire crew for providing us with this.
Thanks a lot for supporting us! -TimeGhost Ambassador
I don't hold any faith in the history documentaries surviving internet purges given the war on history/the rewriting of history. Statues have been torn down, AI such as "Gemini" is a dangerous resource thankfully suspended. From a war/military perspective the destruction of Scottish regimental history and disbanding of these regiments is "anti history"
These people are Communists apologists... They're always biased...
Started watching in High School, continued watching through my bachelors in History, now i’m in the real world with a job. It’s been a great time.
Literally same hahahaha I will forever associate learning about the Winter War with driving home from basketball practice....now I have a 401k 😵what the hell lol
Thanks for watching so long!
-TimeGhost Ambassador
Perun got mentioned!!! It shows how far he has come. Thank you for mentioning him.
The Lord of Powerpoint. Absolutely worth checking out indeed
Perun is my Sunday research. TimeGhost is my Saturday!
I’ve been grinding through his content. Some of his words of wisdom is absolute gold!!
@@meyfrootandyabsolutely
And Real Time History did not get mentioned. Awkward
The Perun shoutout was amazing.
Indeed it was! -TimeGhost Ambassador
Hello from Slovenia!
My grandparents served in SKVOJ, junior partisans delivering supply and info. Tough, lovely people.
Smrt fasizmu!
Pozdrav iz Sarajeva
I'm 19 year old South African from Cape Town, your channel is awesome and will never become old nor boring.💪🔥🇿🇦
My 80 year old mother inlaw enjoys watching all of your various WW2 shows. Growing up in rural Jamacia she really never learned very much about WW2 so your various series has been very informative for her.
39-year-old woman from Finland here. Architect, urban planner, and marine inspector by trade
I found this channel by accident one day when I was looking for something on Pearl Harbor, and I ran across the multi-episode special on that. What's kept me coming back is the content is both well-researched and well-delivered. I think this month is my one-year anniversary as a Time Ghost Army member and it's been money well-spent.
For other channels, I'm going to take a guess and say a lot of us are Drachinifel fans as well.
I like how the dev team basically had their own yalta over the future of the channel
23 year old Norwegian history student here, currently writing my bachelors. Found "The Great War" in early 2017, and was hooked since. The production style, team, quality, set changes, and hundreds of other good reasons kept me interested! (where one of those reasons is our shared love for one of The Great Wars most handsome and thickheaded generals; Hötzendorf)
Been part of this amazing community for 1/4 of my lifetime (circa, i was never any good at maths), all the way through my teens to now being over halfway towards my Masters. I will be sticking with the TimeGhost Army wherever you go. Keep up the fantastic work team, both in front of and behind the camera.
History isn’t just wars and battles. History is the compendium of not just humanity but of everything.
History is beyond broad. The future is predicated off the past.
History to me is the understanding of everything. How we got where we are and by studying history you better have an understanding of where we as a people are going.
History to me is everything.
Nicely said! -TimeGhost Ambassador
I hold a similar belief- and it is beyond my comprehension everytime I read or hear someone say "why study history?" or "why care about history so much???"
Usually said in a mocking or joking manner- and trying to explain to them all the insane rambling ideas in my head as to why, what history is and what makes its so important to me, and why it should be important to them- has always been a difficult en-devour but this comment has finally given me a good foundation to work off of next time I encounter the historically inept & ignorant!
Afterall, we are what we are today and in every passing moment- because of the past and those we decide to try and emulate or our previous former selves!
So for that, thank you.
My Father was a radio-gunner on TBM AVENGER .. I was navigator-radioman of HH3F Helicopter and C-130 ..US Coast Guard . You guys are AWSEOME!
When I heard that you were doing a series on the Korean War, I knew I would be interested. Like his father before him, my father was a "double veteran" -- WWII and Korea, both time USN. While he told many stories about his time in WWII, he only told one story about Korea (which I will put in when appropriate). Other than that ... I knew from my mom to *never* mention MacArthur unless I wanted a spitting tirade and to avoid talking about Korea as much as possible.
p.s. I should say that I am in many ways new to 20th century history, other than having lived through part of it. I have a degree in Medieval history (11th & 12th c, England, France, and a bit of the Crusades) and then a long standing fascination with the swathe from the build up to the America Revolution through the end of the Napoleonic Wars.
General Douglas Macarthur has a somewhat mixed relationship with Australia, Australian Military Forces and the actual Australian Diggers from WWII and then Korea. He was lauded when he arrived in Melbourne after his escape from the Philippines. However it was discovered that he had no appreciation for the difficulties faced by firstly Australian Army troops and then US Army troops fighting in mountainous jungles of Papua New Guinea.
Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
I'm from Russia. I have been watching your channel for couple years. At first I found your videos about WW1 and watched all of them in chronological order. That took me several months. Then I started watching your WW2 channel. I'm a Historian according to my first master's degree. And yes, I've watched most of the channels which you mentioned today.
Hello!!! Are you pro or against SMO?
I am one of the followers that make up your 1% from Spain 🇪🇸. Your job deserves recognition and support.
I’m a 25 year old Canadian male, I have been watching the WW1 and WW2 series since I was 18! My favourite CZcams channel and show, I eagerly wait every Saturday morning for the episodes to release!
I'm an Indonesian viewers who already watch timeghost and WW2 for a long time now, your series on Indonesian war of independence is great !! And so does any of your other miniseries like Cuban missile crisis, D-Day, or pearl harbour, considering your future series, it looks like i'm going to stick in for another long time to come, Great Job teams, the future would sure be one hell of a ride !!!
Timeghost is one of the very small number of creators I sponsor, but I do it because of the passionate and motivated people that work on it every day. Few channels are as deserving of the backing. Thanks for your continued devotion and I look forward to your Korean War coverage!
Spot on!
Just a side note.. I have been following your work on WW2 consistently, and your WW1 journey from Egypt. :)
I'm a 65 yo ret'd mechanic.....ex-RCN stoker...and a student of both world wars. I was in heaven when I discovered your The Great War week by week channel, and binge-watched several years worth....until I ran out of old episodes, and had to wait every week. LOL
Look forward to each episode of WW2...almost always learn something new. Cheers
Filipino here. We greatly appreciate your team and all of the hard work everyone puts into your wonderful episodes :-)
Both my grandfathers were veterans of ww2. One was a guerilla leader in Iloilo and the other survived the Death March. Im doing my best to show your videos to my daughter who is 15 now and is appreciating what her great grandfather's generation have done. Cheers!
Thank you for your comment and for sharing that. All the best to you!
-TimeGhost Ambassador
I joined some time ago. This work is far more important than myself, Indy, or anyone else. This is perhaps the most comprehensive body of video information on WW2. One day I foresee college courses being taught with this as the primary source. Join now and be a part of history.
19 year old US college student here, two of my great grandfathers fought in the war (one of them even photographed the aftermath of Hiroshima in a recon aircraft) and I inherited a few of their medals and ribbons. Learning about the battles they fought in and the events they witnessed 75 years later is truly eye opening and it’s amazing that I have gotten to experience both of your documentaries. Keep up the good work!
Korea!!! My dad (RIP) was a vet. My neighbor 1995 ( RIP) was a Chosin Frozen vet. His stories made my hair stand up.
I'm one of the Time Ghost army and I encourage any of your viewers who have not joined to do so! Terrific content.
Been watching you from Jordan for about 4 years....and I can't thank you enough for your hard work, and you actually helped strengthen my english language by watching your videos routinely also Indy's way of presenting the videos helped me alot going through and presenting projects 😂 so thank you.
That’s me, from the Philippines!!! I’m an avid follower of you, Indy and your crew since 2014. Perhaps you and your crew could conduct a documentary about a topic in the Cold War but only spans four months per topic of the specfic year so that you and the time ghost history channel could stretch out for a “thousand years to come” 😂. For example, the Greek CIvil War (March to Jun, 46) Chinese CIvil War (Jan to April 46) First Indochina War (Dec 46 to March 47), Huk Rebellion (July to Oct 46). Imagine, you could stretch the Time Ghost Channel for the next 50 years 😅😊 But then again, that’s my suggestion.
I dislike what other youtube channels are doing of just putting an 8 year war into one 20 minute video and using repetitive footages that are not align in the timeline and their info seems to be from Wikipedia or Britannica online but then who am I to judge.
Nevertheless on what the outcome may be, I will support this channel and your series about the Korean War.
I think that korea is the natural evolution for time ghost. Im excited to see the new set and style of the coming series. Time ghosts coverage of Ww2 is an amazing series that shows the war in its entirety, which gave it so much value. Love you guys, thanks for all that you do commander!
Yall would never loose me to the algorithm, ive been here since 15' for Gallipoli, im gonna stay til the job gets done. Cheers and much love from Denver Colorado! Im really looking forward to Korea!
So this is me apparantly! 33year old Belgian male, bachelor's degree in History, subscribed to all other channels mentioned xp Thank you all for years (!) of exquisite content and be sure of it I will be here too when Korea kicks off. Keep up the good work !
Im from Hong Kong and grew up in Japan and the United States currently living in England due to the political crisis. I've been following since the great war series and I really appreciate your videos and how unbiased they are. I really enjoy your series and I really learned a lot. I know it took a lot of dedication and effort so allow me to voice my thanks here. I would've loved to see more coverage on the sino Japanese war and the Chinese civil war but I understand that it is quite difficult due to most of the primary sources being in Chinese or japanese. In the future, whilst I know it is relatively unimportant on the grand scheme of things and I don't see myself is being culturally from Hong Kong , I would appreciate a series on Hong Kong, and the Chinese invasion of Tibet and the occupation of Manchuria. The cold war is focused upon the USSR for good reason and people talk about Taiwan a lot, but it would be great to give other ethnic groups oppressed by the Chinese regime to be in the spotlight for once.
I almost never comment on CZcams but I just have to this time. Much love from that UK, age 28 demo bracket! I've been following since World War 1 and I legitimately think the Time Ghost content (and the old Great War) is some of the most important content on this platform. I am subbed on Patreon and if I can I think I'll up my membership soon. I've always said if your stuff was available on disk I'd buy that in a heart beat (I'm old fashioned like that). I cant wait for Korea, a war I know almost nothing about, and I'm looking forward to many more years of incredible dedication, passion and teaching. Thank you Indy and crew for such an unbelievable 10 years. Crazy how fast that's gone.
From Nigeria... Have been following from WW1. Thank you for making history accessible and indepth.
Hello! well I'm just a hotel manager and never got a history degree but have always just craved and loved anything history related. ever since i was a kid i was fascinated with alexander the great then the romans and later modern warfare. But whole Heartly this channel means so much to me. I'll never forget stumbling upon this channel in 2014 where i was just bored one night and decided to look up some videos about World War one and discovered your series starting and right at the Miracle on the Marne. ever since I've been hooked and watched every episode weekly on Saturday morning while i have breakfast. (I'm a Patreon subscriber but had the tradition for three years before discovering the channel and why change tradition?) But being born in 2000 my life has changed drastically since. i was a high school freshman at the beginning not knowing a damn thing about what i wanted to eat in three hours let alone a career in three years and now I'm a college graduate in my apartment still watching the same series religiously ever since. Life has been difficult and challenging but at least I had Indy and Spartacus on Saturdays. Thank you for all the hard work and dedication put over the years to make the absolute greatest World War two and One documentaries on planet earth. (Maybe aliens have some cooler ones idk). Excited for the Korean war series my grandpa gave them hell in Korea. Excited to see what's to come..
I'm Pole and I'm amazed by this awesome Channel. The work you do is just incredible. I was always espescialy interested of the Eastern Front of WW2. For me one of the favourites features are very detailed maps of the battlefields that shows progress of offensives. And I Iike very much quotes from the books. I never imagined in my life that I would ever get access to such content.
The Nuremberg Trials are a great convoluted topic.
I've been watching ww2 since 3 or 4 months before barbarossa. Not long after that I also discovered the great war channel so after I caught up with ww2 I went and watched all of ww1. In recent months I have fallen behind because I haven't been watching much YT in general but decided to catch up starting at episode 1. Currently in Feb 1942 and catching up quickly. I absolutely love your work and can't wait to watch your work on the Korean war which I'm sure will be another incredible production. Keep up the good work, love from South Africa.
crazy to think that i was 14 when this started now i'm going to be turning 20 in may your guy's ww1 and ww2 doc's have been a major part of my teens and have really made me love history so thank you guys i wish i had the funds to join the patreon but i do share this channel all the time so i'm doing my part or well trying too i look forward to you guy's covering my favorite conflict in june so hyped
Young woman from the USA here--my father found your channel through your episodes on the Winter War and introduced me. I'm especially interested since the grandparents grew up in WW2 Europe.
Was a Patreon before the WW2 channel started during the first week you guys put out the Cuban Missile Crisis Series and no worries I will be sticking with you guys post WW2. Very excited that you guys picked the Korean War as your next topic.
I'm particularly hoping you guys do a fair job on MacArthur who has gotten the side of historians post the Korean War. Every historian seems to give the impression that he was nuke obsessed which was not the case at all! He pushed north past the start line of the war with Truman, his administration and the combined chiefs of staff's approval. It was after the war settle in to a dead lock that they start to have issues.
MacArthur's argument was he was a general in charge of a theater of war and as a general in charge of winning it. But he was forbidden to launch any attacks (even air attacks) against main land China. This is because China itself, said it was not in the war (which is BS). They said the Chinese fighting in Korea in Chinese uniforms, with Chinese weapons, under Chinese ranked officers were all volunteers (SMH). MacArthur in my option was correct in saying it was dumb to let China off the hook. He didn't even want to attack China with nukes at that point. He just wanted to bomb their supply lines and threatened them with an invasion from the Taiwan. A reasonable strategy. But the Truman administration fasly (in hindsight) thought this would lead to WW3. The Truman administration just want MacArthur to defend in the area of the starting position until a peace could be declared. It was AFTER all of MacArthur's other ideas on how the United Nations could win the war that he said he wanted to use nukes within Korea that he was relieved of duty.
Lastly though, realistlicy, if the West ever wanted to win WW3, that was the point to do it. The USSR only had between 2-9 nukes during the Korean war according to the post Cold War Russian records and had no planes that could even lift and drop their nukes until 1952 and not in numbers until years after that. So if the West was ever to go into WW2 at the biggest advantage it could have it would have been between 1945-52 (maybe 55).
I'm still a proud contributor. Ever since you started this channel I have realized the importance of your efforts. Someone HAS to tell the whole, total, real story. Kids only get to gloss over WWII history in school these days. And i bet all those photos are blurred, right?
I'm not sure if anyone's said anything like this before, but here we go: The work you do at TimeGhost has been an excellent archive of the deadliest, most horrible conflicts in human history. History that many would want to twist and revise to their own benefit. Your entire project has been a *huge* counterweight to malicious propaganda which permeate contemporary societies (at the time of writing) and this format you are using are also very good from an educational standpoint; I'd like to see your work being presented in schooling environments because you are putting a lot of effort into making sure that political stances other than the denouncing of violence against humanity, societies, and such (and even then, history is never without politics anyhow, but I digress). You're doing a stellar job, and I've been following your work since the middle of the Great War.
Please continue as much as you are able, you are doing something incredibly worthwhile and accessible.
As for the future; I'd like to see a series about the events in south america during the 1950s to the 1970's or 1980's, as there are a lot of important information that needs to be highlighted from that region during that period, given how many democracies were forcefully dismantled in military juntas, which has repercussions to this day.
Hello, one of the Canadian 6%! I’m so happy to be apart of this community. The D-Day special was such a cool experience being able to watch it with the community chat and will always be a good memory for years to come.
Man every channel that I either watch every video or watch casually was mentioned here. Damn this algorithm is good. Keep up the good work Indy and team, cheers from Brazil!
I began watching since a couple weeks when WW1 started. I live in the Caribbean. 53 years old today!!
Hola from southern Mexico. I have tried to watch all your vids and support as much as I can. You and your team do a terrific job. Thank You.
I’ve been following Indy’s content since he was doing The Great War. Very excited for his in depth examinations on his next project!
Thank you for loving your audience instead of trying to change it. A rare trait in today’s world.
Just signed up for the TGA. Been a while since I was a "Private." (Retired Major, US Army)
Dear Indie, Sparta et al, I very much love your educational and entertaining work.My beloved tiny island home, Ireland, has such a deep and torrid past I would really love to see the time ghost folk get to work on it
Following you since '14 from Switzerland, Colombia and Perú...
I have no doubt that the Korean war will be just as good the WW2 series but I hope that I will find enough time to finally watch the Great War series too.
My English wasn't that good back in 2014-16 and until I rediscovered the channel again, the war was already nearly over.
Now I have watched every single video from this channel and looking back on it, I am surprised that some episodes on the Great War channel didn't even reach the 10 minute mark while you guys now hammer out one long "extra special episode" after the other.
The entire Time Ghost team is doing a phenomenal job and deserves nothing but praise.
And financial help as well as a good chunk of people who share and comment on your great content :D
my grandmother told me tons of stories about war, most stuff u say here goes perfectly in line with what she told me. love this channel!
Best CZcams content ever!!! I was hoping for you to do another part of the history! In the time of covid, me with my family had to stay one month closed because of this sickness. Only your show ww1 day by day was the consistent part, i had a place from where o could learn something new, usefull and forget of the sickness. And you have one viewer from Moldova!
i love the community posts so much never stop making those
I've been following your work on World Wars for last 6 months. Love from India 🇮🇳
I’ve been seen your videos since you collab with History Buffs in the spring of 2016. I remember vividly how I binge watched the first two seasons of the Great War after that video. I’ll support anything you guys create after your WWII coverage ends. Greetings from Santo Domingo, DR!
I just have to say thanks for all the work you guys do! I'll admit Ive only watched a small portion of the total videos, but they're so accessible to the common viewer, I want to say how much I appreciate that. Your videos are interesting, captivated, with video footage from the events along with your own imagery to help illustrate things like maps. Im 22, and I can say that a lot of people my age are familiar with your videos and love them a ton. They make great education but also entertainment, and I honestly find them a much superior alternative to the college education I'm completing this year!
Brazilian here! Cheers from Brazil.
I do! Indy and crew, I have to say this to you: you ignited an interest in history in me that I didn't have before 2014 (so you can imagine when I started to watch your content), and I really, REALLY love modern history (let's say from Napoleon on) thanks in part to channels like this and The Great War and the people who run them both now and then. Thanks!
Yo big shout out to all the historical channels like this one for releasing this excellent content!
30- something year old lady living in Australia here. I love the weekly episodes from WWI and WWII and I look forward to learning about the Korean War, too. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
-TimeGhost Ambassador
I just became a time ghost army recruit. I absolutely love you guys. I’ve been fascinated by WW2 since I was a kid and seeing it reported by you guys in real time is absolute perfection. I love love love y’all. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Thank you all for the work you have done on these projects. We are all here for the Time Ghost team. Wishing you great success on all future endeavors.
most incredible and detailed historical series of all, not just youtube, but all cinematography platform, media or time .. I will stay like many others !
So glad this channel is going to be doing more beyond WWII! I've learned more about history watching this channel and others like the ones mentioned in the video than I ever did in school.
Recent discovery. I am hooked. Love the presentation, love the history!
Cheers from Argentina!
I've been following you since the days of the Great War channel.
Just want to say I appreciate all the hard work you & your team pour into the videos.
Thank you very much from Mexico, I look forward to all of your future content!
I have watched your team since I stumbled across the WW1 week by week series. I've been hooked ever since and will continue to watch whatever you all continue to produce.
Thank you for the official release date for Korean war series. Having a grandfather who served in Korea from 1951 to 53 I look forward to seeing this conflict covered…thank you.
Love from Atlantic Canada. Cheers and keep up the stellar work.
Thanks for everything! As I may have shared, I was a devoted fan of WW1. While steaming into WW2, I had a stroke. I lived. I have come to rely on your programming to rehab, and focus. It’s been nearly 4.5 years! The knowledge has helped me immensely. Both to follow, concentrate, and remember. Thanks.
Been fan sence great war channel been such great ride seeing growth over years ❤❤❤❤
Me as a big hobby history nerd from Germany I love the work you do.
It's always a blast to watch a new episode
Thank You Indy for the communication and happy that we will be visiting the Korean War with really no delay as I'd wondered if there would be an extensive between to wars series. I am a low tier supporter and wondered what to do when this conflict wrapped up but will definitely keep supporting if you guys are going to continue to put out such remarkable content. Thanks
I look forward to watching these videos every Saturday. Thanks for all you do.
Just signed up to the Timeghost army!
I recall catching Indy in a WW2 ep purely by accident about 4 years ago and was amazed and impressed at how it felt like a video newsreel from WW2. Keep up the great work!
I love your channel and all the works each of you do. I will continue to watch the excellent works you make as long as I can.
I started watching these series at the end of 2020, and have been doing my best to catch up this entire time. Starting with the first episode of the great war you did for 1914, in the last three+ years of watching, I have managed to catch up to April 1944, still a full year behind the live content. The amount of content I have consumed in the last three years from this channel and The Great War channel feels staggering. I had hoped to catch up to VE day in 1945, hell I wanted to catch up to watch the D-Day special live, but catch up I will for the Korean war at some point! Thank you Indy!
Started watching you back when you started with the WW1 anniversary series, thinking how an awesome idea it was to cover such a war week-by-week. Even through all the hesitations, you decided to do WW2, for which I was truly glad. I can't wait to see more content from you. Wishing you all the best and success to the entire TimeGhost Team!
Found you about two thirds of the way through the Great War. I enjoy the content almost as much as the host! Hoping you can continue this for years to come.
I'm 27y.o. nb person from Ukraine who lives in Estonia and while ww2 is my main interest i'll gladly watch anything you do. The quality of your content is outstanding !
I'm a 17 yr old from serbia and i love your videos :)
Appreciate all the work and efforts you guys put into the productions and information - It's one of my favourite channels on youtube!
Indy loved watching on the Great War channel! Your narration and delivery is second to none.
I have really enjoyed your content on and off for a while! Your pitch just convinced me to sign up! I hope you continue making great content in the future!
im doing my part. love from sweden
Never missed an episode from day one, following the series from Zambia.🇿🇲
My dad served in Korea but rarely spoke of it. I look forward to those episodes to learn more about that war and its background....
Cheers from the underrepresented mainland China. following the channel since 5 yrs ago and looking forward to the Korean War stuff ! Thank you for the amazing contents
Love your team and videos! Can’t wait to see what’s to come