That dude would love Norway. To this day we still uncover hidden bunkers, planes, weapons and so much more. Couple of years ago i dug up a mine laying on the beach. I also found an SS ring when i was out metal detecting, live ammo, ammo boxes, smoke grenades, cutlery, plates, and uniform buttons. We still have the military go out in the fjords to detonate underwater sea mines. The Norwegian coast is full of german bombers and ships.
In western Russia there is even more.... People go out looking for stuff all the time. Not long ago they found an unexploded bomb in an old building near london. Lots of stuff everywhere, in every country.
Incredible collection. Absolutely SUPERIOR to MOST museums. I hope every piece is documented in a notebook. I collect many things (nothing war related - but I do have a few items -Iron Cross from WWII in the presentation envelope for example) but what I do with EVERY collectible I have is : 1.Record it in a notebook (I have my collectibles divided up in about 3 notebooks - two are specific and one is for general collectibles). My son is clearly aware of where these are. 2.In the notebook I write down the following: a.Each piece gets an entry number b.Date bought and where c. Clear description of what it is. d. condition. e. What it is approximately worth at THAT time f. Any information or background stories ABOUT the piece g. Any OTHER information that is important You can't remember it all - yet this gentleman seems to , great memory I guess- this is why I write it all down. It will help you later on should you decide to sell....or when you pass on, it will help your heirs....
Plastic bags (such as the kind used by dry cleaners as he uses here) can emit slightly caustic fumes which over time will damage delicate fabrics. @@quinten156
@@quinten156 probably cause it looks better. if you look at them currently wrapped in plastic, the plastic shrouds the details of the dummies/uniforms where as if you put it in a clear glass case you can see it in all it's glory
100% but that history does not include how much money you spent, misinformation about so many relics real and fake because a lot of what he has is repros.. Would love to see all the authentic items go to those that want to truly preserve history and not BRAG about how much money he spent.
@@sobantahir1011 Well first off, have you watched all of his videos? Do you collect or study WW2 or its Relics? Have you ever been to Germany? So first off Watch his video posted called (Military History Museum: The Nazi Room) At 6:43 he speaks of the "ice pick" which is actually called an icehook or Ice Tongs. He got them from a collector in Belgium and they are from Buchenwald. Now watch the video posted Titled (Dragon man museum tour, Hitler section ) That someone that took the tour posted. At 11:40 he begins to explain the "ice pick" AGAIN and the Same story about the picture but this time it's from Dachau. You following me here? Now let's jump back over to the first video I referenced. At 11:00 he referenced a "passport book" that's a Workbook not a passport of any type.. On that same video at 7:45 He shows a photo he has of the entrance to Dachau and the Arbeit Macht frei over the gate.. That's NOT Dachau!! That is the gate at Auschwitz!! Not Dachau!! I've been to both and have taken pictures with both and he is 100% imcorrect!! I can also link you to the site that sells those remake Zyklon cans. Not saying they are all fake but definitely a lot of them are. With the 1943 stamp and everything. Would you like me to keep going?? There's many more discrepancies and contradictions in all of the videos posted of him with his museum. Too much to post in a comment on here but I would gladly email you every single one and break down why it's false or wrong. Look, what gets me is if you want to show off your collection then thats great. I love showing mine too, but I never speak of how much I paid or what it took for me to procure such relics. He cares more about letting people know how much he spent. I guess that's the Jew in him. If you want to educate then what it cost him does not matter. But for the sake of negating misinformation, at least educate correct information. If you don't want to educate then do not educate with false haphazard information. All I am saying. And I am serious, if you want more proof, more information that are facts I will gladly share with you. You are correct my accusations are bold ones but they are correct ones. Hope that helps.
Good for you excellent collection!! Preservation of this history is so important! We certainly don’t want to repeat. Education is so important and revealing the horrible things humans did to one another. Of course this is just one specific period of time.
Great storytelling and this guy knows so much about history! I love how he tells sidestories about how he found some of the stuff! Amazing collection don´t mind the nasty comments I think some people are just envious.
I know his museum is not a holocaust museum but he doesn’t need to be so insensitive with comments about the Zykon, throwing it in the air and the guy who tried to sue him for the soap bars. But his museum is still part of the genocide. No need for the insensitive comments. To be expected from Trump supporter.
This is an insane collection. Makes me really want to collect, i was born in belarus, so seeing collections like this makes me happy someone made it out alive for me to be here. Grateful for our troops of every country who beat the evils of the world of that time period.
@daliborsacaric5258 Yes, I don't live there anymore, but there are memorials all over belarus for the people who died. I know the majority of people going to the museums in Eastern Europe are usually germans.
just came back from colorado springs and i knew i was forgetting something... I have been following dragon mans collection since this video came up and i just saw it in my watch later and I'm so upset i didnt go to see the musuem in person
The hitler invading russia comment was a gross oversimplification of the history. It was essential at the time for germany to invade russia due to low oil shortages. There was also other factors that came into play.
@@klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563 History isn't about memerising dates. It's learning about the human condition, the events that took place in the past and said outcome of the events.
We are talking about America, the one who thinks that is the king of the world, economic wise (China is going to surpass them) and military (It's true that they are the ones that spend more money in military) but still lost all the wars they got in, like Afghanistan or Vietnam
@@440Nichole - The first operational flight missions of the Meteor were in July 1944. First operational flight missions of the Schwalbe were in August 1944.
Exactly, instead of destroying remnants of the past because it represents, a lot of people want a minute but it's better to keep that stuff around so future generations can LEARN from it and see how bad it was.
Plenty of 'dark times' throughout human history that sadly dont have film footage or Zion propoganda behind them. 20 million Russians got wiped out by the Nazis. Never gets mentioned #wakeup
I mean the tiger was big but incredibly few built and rather rare to encounter it. Many allied crews during the war would falsely identify tank kills as tigers
germany actually had a jet fighter in 1942. it made its 1st unpowered test flight in sept of 1940. the heinkel 280. but heinkel was considered politically suspect by goering, the engines proved troublesome and hitler thought the war would be over before it could be developed so it was cancelled.
It's almost scary to know he has 20 tins of zyklon B just lying in his museum I'm amazed it's even allowed. But it's awesome to see what it al looked like and what they used. I've been to many war museums and have never seen some things he showed. He has really unique and rare things. I hope this will al be preserved well and this war will never be forgotten.
Zyklon B was not developed to kill humans, it was for desinfecting clothing etc. Therefor it was available widely even outside of Auschwitz - the only place where used as means to gas people.
18:35 you're wrong. It was Himmler, Heydrich and Eichmann who were responsible for the Final Solution of the Jewish Question. Where is Reinhard Heydrich among the pictures you show to people, Jew?!
Zyklon B is just pesticide, there's nothing especially potent or dangerous about it, it isn't a nerve agent or anything. I mean, obviously it is dangerous, it was used to kill people in extremely grim circumstances, but it is as dangerous as common pest spray. Zyklon A was a commercial pesticide, and Zyklon B is the same thing but odourless. There isn't anything especially dangerous about some tins of it, any more or less than the cans of raid or mortein or whatever bug spray you and I use at home.
@@FriendxA - My ideals include being truthful and educated. His…not so much. In this very video he misrepresents several items, blunders known facts, and displays KNOWN fakes. I’m not the ONLY person that knows this. He’s well known in the community and his reputation is based on his own hubris.
Um great collection, but facts are off. The reason German ammo is so expensive has to do with the fact 8mm & 8mm kurz are effectively obsolete>>You buy it when you can find it. PERIOD. Also there's a misconception that Hitler would just send people to the gas chamber. He factually had a few top officers refuse his orders and nothing happened. 2 who ultimately were executed (Treason) are Erwin Rommel and Carnaris. Carnaris took pretty serious steps like counter espionage to thwart Hitler. Despite this, he lived 8months before being killed And Japanese troops were more likely to shoot or blow themselves up than take cyanide. Suicide before defeat was a incredibly religous belief, it purported that physical pain & spilling one's blood could wash away the disgrace. Something like Cyanide, which is extremely painful, was/is viewed as a "lesser" means.
A bit too frivolous of a storytelling style for my taste, with regards to the history his collection represents. I guess the guy’s a good laugh in a bar though..
There were times when you could find some of the wooden bullets in old bunkers in our woods… so my father did in the 50‘s. Sometimes it was possible to find an old gun like as a k98. But for the most germans it was less interesting bc most of them had one left from war in their bedroom in a wardrobe or hidden on the attic… Today i still know a place where you can find some detonators from the artillery. They are laying on the surface, bare on the ground near a field. Yes, the war was in my hometown 80 years ago and all around there are the places where i grew up with all the small and big tracks of destruction and death they also left in our heads.
I think you are confusing something. Heinrich Himmler was the Head of the SS and commited suicide in British captivity once they figured out who he was. Reinhard Heydrich was the Chief of the Reichssicherheitshauptamt, and thus responsible for the Secret Police and basically the Intelligence Sector, if there was a secret he knew it and thats why everyone feared him the most including high ranking Nazis. He was also the Architect of the Holocaust. He was killed by the Operation Athropoid, he wasnt shot but a shrapnel hit him and he died in agony by the infection that caused it a few days later.
0:35 The first section the man says that Germany had the first jet fighter well that was wrong actually Britain had the Gloster. The Meteor first flew in 1942 and commenced operations on 27 July 1944 with No. 616 Squadron RAF. However, it’s important to note that the world’s first operational jet-powered fighter was the German Messerschmitt Me 262. So they actually were not WAY ahead of everybody. Germany did make the Me262 but flew it with a Piston engine in April 1941, and its first jet-powered flight on 18 July 1942. However, progress was delayed by problems with engines, metallurgy, and interference from Luftwaffe chief Hermann Göring and Adolf Hitler. Howeve,r the development of the Metor aircraft began in 1940, although work on the engines had been underway since 1936. Germany really only put up an untested jet fighter that did have many problems.
I love this collection. Its very interesting, but i do wish he could get his hands on some copies of the research done by the Nazi doctors in the death camps. So many medical breakthroughs were made by the Nazis that its actually shocking that people don't realize. Yes they were terrible people and there is absolutely no justifying what they did. However, you also have to wonder just how many lives were saved by the things they discovered and created. For example they were the first people to understand the negative effects of things like DDT, Asbestos, Smoking, and alcohol consumption. They also created the first high-powered electron microscope, and came up with the self breast examination to help detect cancer. Truly they were terrible, terrible people, but at the same time their experiments produced data that has saved countless lives and is still to this day changing modern medicine for the better. I just think it would be interesting to have an exhibit that speaks about some of the very few things they did to benefit humanity.
Aw that’s actually pretty neat how a Jewish man actually owns all of this. Who would have ever thought. Haha part of Hitler’s hell is knowing this I bet haha! 💪🇺🇸✝️🙏
It’s called Dragonman Museum just east of the airport by about 5 miles. It’s about a two hour tour. I’m gonna upload some more of the videos when I get more time. It is really an interesting place.
When frist saw this guy I thought he was crazy until I saw the whole thing and he’s right if we censor history it could happen again Don’t censor history
i really hope this dude has a few people to continue caretaking this collection once he passes.
Ya me lol
You better not sell this priceless stuff, jk i know you wouldn't do that. @@cmb420.
it'l auction to rich greedy oligarchs
he got his daughter ... she does u tube to
His daughter will carry it on, she’s a very bright woman.
That dude would love Norway. To this day we still uncover hidden bunkers, planes, weapons and so much more. Couple of years ago i dug up a mine laying on the beach. I also found an SS ring when i was out metal detecting, live ammo, ammo boxes, smoke grenades, cutlery, plates, and uniform buttons. We still have the military go out in the fjords to detonate underwater sea mines. The Norwegian coast is full of german bombers and ships.
he would hate paying 3x for every single thing here.
I was in Norway old ww2 German stuff everywhere
In western Russia there is even more.... People go out looking for stuff all the time. Not long ago they found an unexploded bomb in an old building near london. Lots of stuff everywhere, in every country.
Incredible collection. Absolutely SUPERIOR to MOST museums. I hope every piece is documented in a notebook. I collect many things (nothing war related - but I do have a few items -Iron Cross from WWII in the presentation envelope for example) but what I do with EVERY collectible I have is :
1.Record it in a notebook (I have my collectibles divided up in about 3 notebooks - two are specific and one is for general collectibles). My son is clearly aware of where these are.
2.In the notebook I write down the following:
a.Each piece gets an entry number
b.Date bought and where
c. Clear description of what it is.
d. condition.
e. What it is approximately worth at THAT time
f. Any information or background stories ABOUT the piece
g. Any OTHER information that is important
You can't remember it all - yet this gentleman seems to , great memory I guess- this is why I write it all down. It will help you later on should you decide to sell....or when you pass on, it will help your heirs....
He really should put those dummies in glass cases instead of keeping them wrapped in plastic.
Why is that?
Plastic bags (such as the kind used by dry cleaners as he uses here) can emit slightly caustic fumes which over time will damage delicate fabrics. @@quinten156
@@quinten156 probably cause it looks better. if you look at them currently wrapped in plastic, the plastic shrouds the details of the dummies/uniforms where as if you put it in a clear glass case you can see it in all it's glory
@@brailsford6010 True that, thanks for the information man i appreciate that.
Im from Belgium. Great video. Great storys. Thx
The reason we need history is so we learn from it. What a great presentation.
some are fakes and reproductions
100% but that history does not include how much money you spent, misinformation about so many relics real and fake because a lot of what he has is repros.. Would love to see all the authentic items go to those that want to truly preserve history and not BRAG about how much money he spent.
@robertbraun7155 How do you know what items are authentic and what aren't? Pretty big accusation if you dont have any evidence.
@@sobantahir1011 Well first off, have you watched all of his videos? Do you collect or study WW2 or its Relics? Have you ever been to Germany?
So first off Watch his video posted called (Military History Museum: The Nazi Room) At 6:43 he speaks of the "ice pick" which is actually called an icehook or Ice Tongs. He got them from a collector in Belgium and they are from Buchenwald. Now watch the video posted Titled (Dragon man museum tour, Hitler section )
That someone that took the tour posted. At 11:40 he begins to explain the "ice pick" AGAIN and the Same story about the picture but this time it's from Dachau. You following me here? Now let's jump back over to the first video I referenced. At 11:00 he referenced a "passport book" that's a Workbook not a passport of any type.. On that same video at 7:45 He shows a photo he has of the entrance to Dachau and the Arbeit Macht frei over the gate..
That's NOT Dachau!! That is the gate at Auschwitz!! Not Dachau!! I've been to both and have taken pictures with both and he is 100% imcorrect!! I can also link you to the site that sells those remake Zyklon cans. Not saying they are all fake but definitely a lot of them are. With the 1943 stamp and everything. Would you like me to keep going?? There's many more discrepancies and contradictions in all of the videos posted of him with his museum. Too much to post in a comment on here but I would gladly email you every single one and break down why it's false or wrong.
Look, what gets me is if you want to show off your collection then thats great. I love showing mine too, but I never speak of how much I paid or what it took for me to procure such relics. He cares more about letting people know how much he spent. I guess that's the Jew in him. If you want to educate then what it cost him does not matter. But for the sake of negating misinformation, at least educate correct information. If you don't want to educate then do not educate with false haphazard information. All I am saying.
And I am serious, if you want more proof, more information that are facts I will gladly share with you. You are correct my accusations are bold ones but they are correct ones. Hope that helps.
real history not mindlessly repeated lies and propaganda about the War
Very interesting collection/museum but there definitely a number of historical inaccuracies in his voiceover.
Very true but I still believe an appreciation of the collection is warranted
Would be a dream to visit this fascinating place
You did a good job with the camera. captured the tour perfectly. Thank you. very informative.
Thanks for the video I am originally from KS and have been to Colorado Springs numerous times never knew about this Museum. Im going.
Good for you excellent collection!! Preservation of this history is so important! We certainly don’t want to repeat. Education is so important and revealing the horrible things humans did to one another. Of course this is just one specific period of time.
It will repeat because the world has sold Gabčík to nazis
I would love to visit here. Never imagined anyone had such a great collection. It's awesome
Can't wait to go to this museum.didnt know it existed.. amazing stuff.. WOW
Great storytelling and this guy knows so much about history! I love how he tells sidestories about how he found some of the stuff! Amazing collection don´t mind the nasty comments I think some people are just envious.
He gets so much wrong… please don’t believe all hè says right away.
Alot of his items are repros/fantasy. But quite a bit of it is original and genuine
I know his museum is not a holocaust museum but he doesn’t need to be so insensitive with comments about the Zykon, throwing it in the air and the guy who tried to sue him for the soap bars. But his museum is still part of the genocide. No need for the insensitive comments. To be expected from Trump supporter.
‘Storyteller’. Yup.
i bet he is pro trans
I was way more shocked that guy was 43 years old rather than Dragon being 75 y.o !
This is an insane collection. Makes me really want to collect, i was born in belarus, so seeing collections like this makes me happy someone made it out alive for me to be here. Grateful for our troops of every country who beat the evils of the world of that time period.
You can see this in some museums in Germany too... Is there a museum for the war north and south?
@daliborsacaric5258 Yes, I don't live there anymore, but there are memorials all over belarus for the people who died. I know the majority of people going to the museums in Eastern Europe are usually germans.
just came back from colorado springs and i knew i was forgetting something... I have been following dragon mans collection since this video came up and i just saw it in my watch later and I'm so upset i didnt go to see the musuem in person
That’s some museum absolutely fantastic
The hitler invading russia comment was a gross oversimplification of the history. It was essential at the time for germany to invade russia due to low oil shortages. There was also other factors that came into play.
Thanks god someone else pointed that out!
Nevermind the fact that he botched the date of the invasion…
@@klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563 History isn't about memerising dates. It's learning about the human condition, the events that took place in the past and said outcome of the events.
@@MrFriendlyCsgoContent - Thanks for mentioning another aspect that is completely lost on this guy.
We are talking about America, the one who thinks that is the king of the world, economic wise (China is going to surpass them) and military (It's true that they are the ones that spend more money in military) but still lost all the wars they got in, like Afghanistan or Vietnam
Very good love the video I've got himmler original dagger
What a guy, what a collection, wow!
The historical accuracy is insane
“Nobody had a jet fighter except for Hitler.”
Completely ignores the British Meteor.
the Meteor came out several months later
@@440Nichole - The first operational flight missions of the Meteor were in July 1944. First operational flight missions of the Schwalbe were in August 1944.
@@klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563 incorrect, fake news...
I belive the Meteor was first , but not mass produced or in an aggressive combat role
Never flew in war what good was it
Reminds me of the guy that ran the army surplus store in the movie Falling Down.
Nick.
except Dragonman is Jewish nice try though bruv
Wow what a collection of the darkest time in history.Great job the story must be kept alive.
Exactly, instead of destroying remnants of the past because it represents, a lot of people want a minute but it's better to keep that stuff around so future generations can LEARN from it and see how bad it was.
Its not the darkest time in history.
Plenty of 'dark times' throughout human history that sadly dont have film footage or Zion propoganda behind them. 20 million Russians got wiped out by the Nazis. Never gets mentioned #wakeup
@@DasBrotausmAllThe darkest time in history is every day since
@@OFNBWactual degenerate
I mean the tiger was big but incredibly few built and rather rare to encounter it. Many allied crews during the war would falsely identify tank kills as tigers
This is fantastic ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
germany actually had a jet fighter in 1942. it made its 1st unpowered test flight in sept of 1940. the heinkel 280. but heinkel was considered politically suspect by goering, the engines proved troublesome and hitler thought the war would be over before it could be developed so it was cancelled.
Never has there been a room so clean and so filthy at the same time
I am going to coordinate my next Colorado trip to see this place.
He’s so jolly about this.
Omg that place is amazing.
Amazing museum
The British had working jet fighters at the end of the war too Dragon.
It's almost scary to know he has 20 tins of zyklon B just lying in his museum I'm amazed it's even allowed. But it's awesome to see what it al looked like and what they used. I've been to many war museums and have never seen some things he showed. He has really unique and rare things. I hope this will al be preserved well and this war will never be forgotten.
Zyklon B was not developed to kill humans, it was for desinfecting clothing etc. Therefor it was available widely even outside of Auschwitz - the only place where used as means to gas people.
What is his opinion on Jozef Gabčík and Reinhard Heydrich if he braggs he's a Jew? We want to know!
18:35 you're wrong. It was Himmler, Heydrich and Eichmann who were responsible for the Final Solution of the Jewish Question. Where is Reinhard Heydrich among the pictures you show to people, Jew?!
Zyklon B is just pesticide, there's nothing especially potent or dangerous about it, it isn't a nerve agent or anything. I mean, obviously it is dangerous, it was used to kill people in extremely grim circumstances, but it is as dangerous as common pest spray. Zyklon A was a commercial pesticide, and Zyklon B is the same thing but odourless. There isn't anything especially dangerous about some tins of it, any more or less than the cans of raid or mortein or whatever bug spray you and I use at home.
His zyklon B isn't real fyi. This guy buys quantity and not quality
Would love to see a flight jacket from the Bloody Eighth
Me showing all my skins to my friends if Battlefield allowed it.
my man should sell some pieces and get glass cases for the uniforms the plastic dont look to good
The SS-TV were in charge of the camps. Denoted by their right collar death head insignia. The Gestapo was a different agency.
Why did they wear plastic around their uniform?
Pov: wehraboo shows you their room
I think he had a part in the movie Falling Down.
dude lmao I thought I was the only one thinking it!
It’s amazing how little this man knows about his favorite period of history. He makes up for his lack of knowledge with his gift for BS.
it's amazing how ignorant one can sound from a youtube comment alone. Just because his ideals don't align with yours doesn't mean he's stupid.
@@FriendxA - My ideals include being truthful and educated. His…not so much. In this very video he misrepresents several items, blunders known facts, and displays KNOWN fakes. I’m not the ONLY person that knows this. He’s well known in the community and his reputation is based on his own hubris.
Agreed, it is shocking how much this man gets wrong, even with such a collection.
Why he just doesn’t say “I don’t know” ever is puzzling. Shameful.
Same as you about Civil war.
@@damianbiaobrzeg2789 - And where did I ever say anything about the Civil War?? 😂
He's excited to share his knowledge
This guy needs a fact-check!
Um great collection, but facts are off.
The reason German ammo is so expensive has to do with the fact 8mm & 8mm kurz are effectively obsolete>>You buy it when you can find it. PERIOD.
Also there's a misconception that Hitler would just send people to the gas chamber. He factually had a few top officers refuse his orders and nothing happened.
2 who ultimately were executed (Treason) are Erwin Rommel and Carnaris. Carnaris took pretty serious steps like counter espionage to thwart Hitler. Despite this, he lived 8months before being killed
And Japanese troops were more likely to shoot or blow themselves up than take cyanide. Suicide before defeat was a incredibly religous belief, it purported that physical pain & spilling one's blood could wash away the disgrace. Something like Cyanide, which is extremely painful, was/is viewed as a "lesser" means.
sooo cool luv seeing the truth n the cool stuff my grampa was a bomb a dear
*bombardier
Has the soap been dna tested?
A bit too frivolous of a storytelling style for my taste, with regards to the history his collection represents. I guess the guy’s a good laugh in a bar though..
When videoing a collection like this always stand behind a bunch of people so you cant see anything good video dude keep up the good work
Lmao so true, dragon man has a video showing without ppl on his channel if u haven’t seen
His Third Reich museum is fascinating!!! I would love to visit personally!
He just said, l don't care how much they cost, l make money anyway....rubs hands vigorously. 😂
Though he has no money for showcases to present his "real" stuff.
He kind reminds me of the guy in the in the movie fall down ❤
He had no chance of winning the war ever realistically as he could never realistically invade Britain.
This is the best man alive on Earth.
June 22nd 1941 was the invasion of Russia, sure the Tiger was cool, but they made about 3500 Tigers to roughly 55,000 Shermans and 60,000 T-34's
So this is the guy who stole all the flags 😂
I find his story about the rabbi very interesting, are those soap bars truest made with human fat?
I'm on the rabbi side on this one.
There were times when you could find some of the wooden bullets in old bunkers in our woods… so my father did in the 50‘s. Sometimes it was possible to find an old gun like as a k98. But for the most germans it was less interesting bc most of them had one left from war in their bedroom in a wardrobe or hidden on the attic…
Today i still know a place where you can find some detonators from the artillery. They are laying on the surface, bare on the ground near a field. Yes, the war was in my hometown 80 years ago and all around there are the places where i grew up with all the small and big tracks of destruction and death they also left in our heads.
damn dragon man your 75 in this
Love her T2 shirt 😅😅😅😅
That’s neat collection. I bet the feds harassed him 😂
Henrick its Heinrich and he got shot in operation anthropoid to my best recollection.
I think you are confusing something. Heinrich Himmler was the Head of the SS and commited suicide in British captivity once they figured out who he was.
Reinhard Heydrich was the Chief of the Reichssicherheitshauptamt, and thus responsible for the Secret Police and basically the Intelligence Sector, if there was a secret he knew it and thats why everyone feared him the most including high ranking Nazis. He was also the Architect of the Holocaust.
He was killed by the Operation Athropoid, he wasnt shot but a shrapnel hit him and he died in agony by the infection that caused it a few days later.
0:35 The first section the man says that Germany had the first jet fighter well that was wrong actually Britain had the Gloster. The Meteor first flew in 1942 and commenced operations on 27 July 1944 with No. 616 Squadron RAF. However, it’s important to note that the world’s first operational jet-powered fighter was the German Messerschmitt Me 262. So they actually were not WAY ahead of everybody. Germany did make the Me262 but flew it with a Piston engine in April 1941, and its first jet-powered flight on 18 July 1942. However, progress was delayed by problems with engines, metallurgy, and interference from Luftwaffe chief Hermann Göring and Adolf Hitler.
Howeve,r the development of the Metor aircraft began in 1940, although work on the engines had been underway since 1936. Germany really only put up an untested jet fighter that did have many problems.
Shhhhhh. Nobody wants your truth.
oh….that old „we are better“ thing. That make enemies and lead to war. I don’t care who‘s better but i can say who learned that lesson.
Frank Wittle in the UK designed and invented the jet engine.
Frank whittle was building jet engines in the 1930s
Dragon man is one cool dude
This is very interesting history..
I want to come to your museum one day and hear you talk WW2 history! You seem like a very cool and interesting guy 👌🏼
You shouldn’t listen to him. Great collection, terrible information
There is always a critic!
Go research your hystroy, vietcong burning hell exposure is as well interesting... by the way one of many lost wars of great ams...
20:12 Mel 😂😂😂😂 dude you’re the best when it comes to entertaining your museum guests 💯
😂😂😂
Hello i com from Germany..is very nice the collection from world war 2.. is for sale Celebration
Where are you located
Great place to take someone on the first date 🎉
incredible
6:19 hilarious 😂
Dragon man u r the best❤
I love this collection. Its very interesting, but i do wish he could get his hands on some copies of the research done by the Nazi doctors in the death camps. So many medical breakthroughs were made by the Nazis that its actually shocking that people don't realize.
Yes they were terrible people and there is absolutely no justifying what they did. However, you also have to wonder just how many lives were saved by the things they discovered and created. For example they were the first people to understand the negative effects of things like DDT, Asbestos, Smoking, and alcohol consumption. They also created the first high-powered electron microscope, and came up with the self breast examination to help detect cancer.
Truly they were terrible, terrible people, but at the same time their experiments produced data that has saved countless lives and is still to this day changing modern medicine for the better. I just think it would be interesting to have an exhibit that speaks about some of the very few things they did to benefit humanity.
👍👍👍!!!
I wanna go to that ❤
The British, Gloster Meteor, jet fighter was in service slightly before the Me262.
Thank god you saw this and let us know
The hells he doing in my bedroom? And why do people keep walking out my house? I thought this was roman stuff
wow
Dudes trtong to be the next grand dragon
It wasnt June 23rd it was the 22nd :)
all of that "superior" fire power just to lose!!
Bad ass.
Aw that’s actually pretty neat how a Jewish man actually owns all of this. Who would have ever thought. Haha part of Hitler’s hell is knowing this I bet haha! 💪🇺🇸✝️🙏
Reminds me of father ted episode “anything from the allies” no that sort of thing doesn’t interest me at all 😂
“I got it for 400” 😂
And if you listen carefully you can still hear the laughter of the guy who sold him this fake crap.
20:42 😂😂😂😂😂
This guy is awesome. Amazing stuff
23trd of June?
Are you going to do another museum for the Palestinians too?????
After he does on Narnia ..
Where is your collection at
A few miles outsude of colorado springs
Crazy story the showers would turn on with water some times, and then others it was gas. Never again!!!!
tell me how the gas goes through pipe with water in it?
complete lies and BS
Where is this place located ?
Colorado Springs
@@DJ_Megahertz Thanks.
It’s called Dragonman Museum just east of the airport by about 5 miles. It’s about a two hour tour. I’m gonna upload some more of the videos when I get more time. It is really an interesting place.
Uy 6000 bucks of Amazon stock 20 years ago worth way more than Any uniform .
When frist saw this guy I thought he was crazy until I saw the whole thing and he’s right if we censor history it could happen again
Don’t censor history
Belt buckle number one may have been Hitlers himself.😮
It’s a known fake.
Wonder how this guy can afford all this stuff
This guy is incorrect about several things. Confidently incorrect.