Hearted Youtube comments on Mark Felton Productions (@MarkFeltonProductions) channel.

  1. This is like watching the History Channel 25 years ago. Before aliens and pawn shops.
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  2. me - '' mark felton must be getting close to running out of content '' mark felton - '' have you ever heard about hitler's anti gravity machine ''
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  3. I read this recently, don't know who gets credit: "History is not there for you to like or dislike. It is there for you to learn from it. And if it offends you, even better. Because then you are less likely to repeat it. It's not yours to erase. It belongs to all of us."
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  4. This guy was born to narrate
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  5. This is the sort of channel that should used on the curriculum of schools. Ive learnt alot from Mark Felton.
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  6. Once again you have found another historical event that was completely unknown to me. This channel is the best, period. Well done!
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  7. I’ve spent the last 47 years studying WW2 and I can confidently say I still don’t know half as much as Dr. Felton, a true scholar.
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  8. Now that's a topic I don't see many people talk about. Fortunately, we've got ol' Mark here to entertain us, as he always does.
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  9. My grandfather was a Polish officer murdered at Katyn. His widow and her daughter, my mother, were held in a Siberian camp for over a year. Eventually, Catholic missionaries were able to move hundreds of of these Polish citizens to safety in Africa. After the war, they both came to Montreal. My mother married an Irish Montrealer, and I was born. My mother and grandmother are both gone now, but I still live in Montreal, as do my children and two granddaughters. That, my friends, is the circle of life.
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  10. “I was into Mark Felton before it was cool”
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  11. Mark Felton and the larger community of dedicated Second World War historians deserve far more praise. And despite the demonetizations you’re telling the stories that need to be told. Way better than the watered down stuff on cable TV.
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  12. Thumbs up if you think this is the best history channel on YouTube
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  13. Mark is just completing side quests at this point
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  14. If I'm correct, Finnish Air Force only removed the swastika from their uniforms. Apparently they got fed up explaining to foreign soldiers that the emblem has nothing to do with nazis. Most of Finns know the story behind the Finnish swastika, and don't want it removed copletely,
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  15. I'm a history major and spent many years introducing students to myriad topics. Would have been great if your videos had existed back then as they'd make excellent intro's to a topic.
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  16. My grandfather, who was born 1921, was one of the prisoners at the Rheinwiesen Camp Remagen; one of the camps mentioned in this highly interesting video by Mark Felton. My grandfather (not often and without too much detail) sometimes spoke about the several month he had spent near Remagen in 1945 without shelter and with little food and how starved he had been when finally coming home again after being released. When he finally fell mortally sick in 1992 (he died in 1993) I still remember him saying that this illness was as bad an experience as his time at Remagen. This was his way to express that it was really really cruel. But on the other side I do not remember him speaking ill about the Americans or the British and as far as I remember he never expressed anything in the line that it was some kind of deathcamp intentionally starving the prisoners systematically. There was just not enough food, not only in the camps but everywhere. So the information provided by Mark Felton here fits perfectly with what I remember from my grandfathers telling. - It was, on a personal level, touching for me to see pictures from those Rheinwiesen Camps for the first time. I did not know that such pictures existed and I wondered if somewhere there in the crowd behind the wire there might be a glimpse of my young grandfather in 1945. It is a pity I cannot ask him anymore. Thanks for this video!
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  17. That music makes me want to do a daring midnight raid on the fridge.
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  18. Ok this is completely new history to me😳. Didn't know Italy had far eastern pocessions, let alone fought the Japanese. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  19. Unlike Hitler’s assassins, Mark always delivers.
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  20. Mark Felton has his own army 910,000 strong and growing.
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  21. Best channel because you don’t inject your opinion, just facts. It pleases my autism. Thank you.
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  22. Title alone deserves a movie trilogy
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  23. I read the title, frowned, and then realized it was a Mark Felton Documentary, so it couldn't be anything but fact based content.
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  24. Flt Lt Hale is my dad! He's told me these stories over and over in great detail, every part is just as amazing as it sounds!
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  25. Well they were certainly tested by that 1954 Godzilla attack
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  26. You're already losing the war, then Churchill casually drives by you. That has to be a whole other level of demoralizing.
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  27. Not gonna lie this is probably the best history channel on YouTube
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  28. My dad was there, he defied orders and crossed. Got the photo proof. One of his proudest moments.🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  29. We captured a number of K98ks in Iraq. My unit managed to bring a few back for "historical" purposes. Our neighbor battalion captured a StG-44.
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  30. I love the obscure, little-known stories from WWII. Just when you think you’ve learned it all, Dr. Felton gives you another tidbit.
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  31. As a Pole, I thank You for this video. I probably can't even comprehend how history is distorted in other countries due to war propaganda.
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  32. This channel is soo much better than the discovery channel episodes where they just fill hours and hours not saying anything really. Thank you Mark and keep up the good work!
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  33. This channel has been a blessing. I miss the old History channel back when they focused on actual history. Keep up the good work Mark
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  34. As an Italian I didn’t know about that: I never studied the Destiny of Italian troops in the Far East. Thanks for make me discover this page of Italian history
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  35. Ah, yes, the SPACEFIRE.
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  36. Who needs the history channel when you have Mark's channel.
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  37. Mark Felton A man who answers questions we never had.
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  38. History Channel: Who are you? Mark Felton: I am you but with less aliens.
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  39. Well, that is... unexpected, to say the least.
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  40. According to my grandfather, Mussert was more hated in the Netherlands than Hitler himself. Even the nazi’s didn’t take him serious..
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  41. Watching this story reminded me of a German ex POW I've met in Baku, Azerbaijan in 2008. I was working for a Dutch oil company at the time and was in a village outside city to inspect an oil rig. When I was talking on the phone, a very old man approached me and in perfect Dutch asked for a cigarette. I gave him my cigarettes and coffee and He told me his amazing story about his labor camp in Baku after his capture by the red army in 44 and how he later became a Russian. He told me he never contacted his family in Germany after1956 when he was released. He worked for a building company, building bridges in Soviet Russia and liked his life. He was from a town near the Dutch border so spoke Dutch as well. I gave him my card and hoped he would contact me by phone or mail but he never did. There must have been more of them living in Russia.
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  42. A 25 minute M Felton post? How do you expect me to get anything done today??? Come on Mark. I have kids to feed and bills to pay.
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  43. Not even a quarter of this Second World war history is covered in textbooks. Keep up the great work Mark!
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  44. Mark Felton is unmatched in quality. Truly a channel that should be appreciated.
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  45. We have no idea of Dr. Felton’s physical stature but we do know that he is a towering giant of modern military history.
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  46. Even the way Mark pronounces the German names shows the attention to detail he puts in as compared to other channels that just butcher it
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  47. In some underground cave somewhere are a bunch of B-17s being guarded by elderly Japanese soldiers who think the war is still going on
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  48. You had me at "Nazi Rocket Monkeys", Mark
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  49. I certainly speak for the masses when I say that the thoroughness and immense detail that you have included in this series is second to none. You continue to astound us, Mark. Amazing work, Sir. My hat is off to you. Cheers.
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  50. When I hear Mark’s intro music, I know I’m in for a treat.
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  51. This guy actually teaches history
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  52. Man you need to be on mainstream, so much better than the rubbish they put out on repeat. 😊😊😊
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  53. No Hind left behind.
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  54. Years ago, no one would have believed that user generated YouTube content could be so superior to that of "professionals". The quality of Marks videos is unbelievably high, making programs like timeline almost unwatchable in comparison.
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  55. What the History channel should be showing us, instead we get Storage Wars :/ Great research and presentation Mark
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  56. In the 1990s while I was in the US Air Force, we had to occasionally use parts from museum aircraft. Most people don’t realize that all those display aircraft at bases across the country are still part of the inventory and can be used for parts.
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  57. Thanks Mark- you have done these two gentlemen proud. Poland was sold out badly by the Allies after 1945....and the exclusion of Polish soldiers from free, and not Communist , Poland, from the 1945 London Victory parade was a terrible insult and remembered to this day. I have been to Driel and the street named after Sosabowski. The Dutch have not forgotten.
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  58. Yes, it is true. My German grandfather, I am 72 years old, was grabbed for the Volkssturm in 1945. He wore a civilian overcoat and was handed a Panzer Faust. He had the iron cross from WWI. So he was told to go out and due his duty and attempt to take out a Soviet Tank. He had no luck with that and surrendered to the Russians when the fighting ceased. He survived to 1967. My mother had for many years the overcoat that he wore in those days in Berlin, beaten up but serviceable.
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  59. This is what history channel was supposed to be like. Props to mark
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  60. Much as I admire Mark Felton's productions, I never thought I'd laugh so hard as I did to this one.
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  61. Even after all these years, Mark is still capable of surprising me.
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  62. When a Historian become well liked by the viewers in just 3 years compared to History channel's entire existence
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  63. This is clearly evidence that Dr Felton is in fact the next James Bond. He's on location for a film set in North Korea
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  64. Mark Felton > The History Channel
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  65. Mark just casually taking a stroll down to the national archives to uncover obscenely obscure historical tidbits by accident, you absolute legend, best historian on the planet
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  66. 11 minutes and a bit. Were this to be on a mainstream TV channel repetition and padding would have stretched this to an hour. This documentary is concise and clear. Thank you Mark, you inform and never patronise the audience.
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  67. If the Archduke had had one of those titanium wallets, it may have saved him.
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  68. I’m 83 years old. I always look forward to a new Mark Felton upload.
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  69. Didn't know about this. As expected you are literally our historian teacher
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  70. A bit of research on Israeli websites revealed the following: The tank was indeed a trophy captured from the Egyptian army. There used to be an army facility in Holon that operated until the early 2000s. The tank itself had numerous evidence of plates being welded on and off. The main assumption is that it was used in order to investigate the composition of Soviet armor. When the military facility was evacuated, the tank was not in movable condition. So it was decided by somebody to just bury it and flatten the ground on top of it. Hope this helps :)
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  71. Watching Mark's videos makes me ponder the nature of historical documentaries and how Youtube as a format changes the game. For this sort of thing, kept concise and tightly edited (as Mark does terrifically) doesn't NEED to be an hour long timeslot, as would be the case on a traditional television. You can do brief one-and-done chapters on specific points of interest. Basically, a good example of small and nimble media outshining well-funded but ponderous old media. Even if both services become on-demand. Furthermore, it makes me wonder if lots of other documentaries can be done the exact same way.
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  72. My father toured the Prinz Eugen just prior to the test. He said it was a beautiful ship and was amazed by the engravings on the engine casings.
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  73. I'll never understand how one guy can make better content in every regard to the entirety of mass media. Good bloody work.
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  74. I was about to say that it was nice to see some more modern history... Then I realised how long ago this was and how old I am 😱
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  75. How? How do you keep finding these stories? It's 80 years later and still seemingly endless knowledge to be had.
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  76. History Channel: We’re going to play “Pawn Stars” instead of history programs. Mark Felton: Fine, I’ll do it myself.
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  77. I've just discovered this channel and I appreciate the lack of background music as you narrate. Lovely.
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  78. I’ve actually seen the display of Soviet captured Nazi relics and flags when it was on a tour through the US back in the 1990s. It was incredible to see. The tour was called “WWII through Russian eyes “. I seen it in Memphis Tennessee. Thank you again for such an informative and entertaining video Dr Felton.
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  79. I was in the US Army, stationed in West Berlin as part of the Berlin Brigade from 1983 until 1987. One of the barracks used by our Combat Support Battalion had been a German barracks during the war and still had the rifle racks inbedded in the walls of the hallways. Over all the doorways were concrete German Eagles clutching swastikas, you could still see where the swastikas had been chiseled out of the eagles claws.
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  80. Mark Felton is the history teacher we all wish we'd had at school.
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  81. Only you Dr. Felton, would find a lost beach in Normandy, the most famous, studied and epic amphibious landing in history. And stole Eisenhower's homework. Ace
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  82. This is the type of history channel that a WW2 nut like myself loves.
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  83. I am about to GRADUATE from UMF The University of Mark Felton with a degree in History with special emphasis in World War 2 History.
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  84. Dr. Mark Felton, always coming up with answers to the questions no amateur historian asked him/herself but needs an answer to.
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  85. The treatment of General Maczek was deeply shameful. As an Edinburgh resident I’m very pleased we now have a proper memorial to him in the city, one of a couple of prominent memorials to the Polish contribution to the Allied cause installed in our city in recent years.
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  86. Mark keeps indiscriminately dropping fascinating videos on civilians targets
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  87. Well Mark, this sure does beat Storage Wars on the History Channel. 👌😆😆. Keep up the great content, big fan of your work.
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  88. I expected a hit piece but forgot you are for the most part fair, impartial, professional, and present only the facts. You are a rare breed.
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  89. I'm from Bosnia, and even here we haven't been taught some of the things you mentioned, thank you Mark for spreading all this knowlegde
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  90. Professor Mark is an unconventional youtuber. We need more educated Youtubers like him and he deserves more views.
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  91. I'd just like to say thank you Mark That's it
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  92. As a Czech I greatly appreciate Mark Felton for touching upon this historically obscured topic.
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  93. "They were indeed like-minded: they liked money, and didn't mind where it came from." That's gold.
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  94. Mark Felton Productions is the most underrated history channel on YouTube. Change my mind.
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  95. This is what history sounds like when presented by someone with a doctorate in history- not the "Curse of Oak Island" tripe we are used to being fed.. Well done sir.
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  96. the mockery of modern politicians in the beginning was splendid well done again mark felton
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  97. This title is actually the most perfect form of click bait. It’s true enough to not piss me off but mysterious enough to really gain my interest. A very cool story Mark. Like always!
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  98. The history channel should just tap out at this point. Dr. Felton has taken over.
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  99. Not giving these brave officers a pension is a disgrace to the allies!
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  100. As a Canadian, this video is pure absolute gold. Thank you sir.
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  101. I was just ready to go to sleep, but this title wont let me.
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  102. Now this is what documentaries should be like. No-nonsense, unbiased and absolutely entertaining piece of information. My hat's off for you Mr. Felton.
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  103. Dr. Felton is Youtube's own Gold Train
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  104. This guy has the best documentary voice I've ever heard. I could listen to him talk about anything.
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  105. Me: switch tablet on for latest world news Tablet: There's also Mark Felton's last news on the Third Reich in WWII Me: OK, first things first
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  106. I love escaping the reality of 2021 with a history lesson from Mark Felton.
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  107. This guy should have a warthunder gaming channel and I would not hesitate a second to join
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  108. Even as a graduate student in History, finding details on Himmlers last days has proven elusive. Thank you for this wonderful research, Dr. Felton.
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  109. Fun fact: Polish pilot Witold Urbanowicz was also a member of The Flying Tigers. He volunteered in september 1943. He shot down 2 japanese Nakajima's Ki-44. He was the only polish soldier who fought the japanese.
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  110. Always in the mood for a Mark Felton video.
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  111. As a veteran British soldier who took part in op telic .we encountered t34 and su100 plus old British radios in Basra
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  112. Mark doing videos on current events with a hint of historical context. Love it!
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  113. Why do we love Mark Felton's videos so much? 1) Utterly perfect narration. Never too much information, always the perfect amount. 2) Captivating content that sucks you in, often with stories you've never heard about 3) Original imagery 4) I love the artistic style thumbnails 5) Impartial and accurate
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  114. I live in Wesel and it's funny that almost everyone here is somewhat proud of the fact that Mr. Churchill himself visited our little and relatively unkown town. Parts of the blown up Bridge can still be seen and visited today like many other relics of WW2. I am lucky that I could talk to so many survivors and even those who fought here. One close family friend was 15 when the British crossed the Rhine here. He defended the bridge and lost his hand in the fighting. As a young man myself I find it almost impossible to imagine what these people had to endure back then. I am always happy to listen to his stories about the british air raids, the fighting and the eventual surrender and rebuilding, it is a very humbling experience.
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  115. Whether Churchill "deserved" all of those campaign medals, I am not qualified to say. However, I do believe Churchill deserved a medal for having to put up with Charles de Gaulle for all that time.
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  116. This guy has the best history channel anywhere hands down. If the history channel was smart enough to hire him the whole channel would get their credibility back as a good source for historical knowledge. Not pawn shops and aliens 24/7...
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  117. Me: I know a TON about WWII, been studying for years!!! Mark Felton: Ever heard of this?? Me: I don't know anything about WWII.
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  118. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that we can watch all these videos from Dr. Felton for free?
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  119. That Katyusha rocket says "for Reichstag" on it. That means you Mark always select the accurate footage to go along with the stories.
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  120. Let's all take a moment to pay our respects to the memory of Woody Williams! Last living WW2 Medal of Honor winner has passed at 98. We West Virginians will always honor his memory
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  121. Mark, you have no idea how much guys like us look up to your content style. You're a king!
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  122. If you watch carefully in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971), Bormann's photo is shown when a golden ticket winner is declared in (iirc) Paraguay (the ticket turns out to be fraudulent). I saw the movie when I was a kid and didn't notice. When I saw it again as an adult, I instantly recognized Bormann's photo and I burst out laughing hysterically. My family thought I went nutty -- I had to pause the film and explain the joke. In 1971 nobody was sure what happened to Bormann, so that little inside joke was put in the film for various reasons, but many people don't notice it.
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  123. As long as Dr. Felton keeps them coming, who needs the Discovery, Smithsonian or other channels? Knew I was in for a treat Mark
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  124. Videos like this is why YouTube is great. Too bad YouTube doesn't have the stones to promote content like this. Bravo sir.
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  125. This is quite the long form video. Almost like a documentary you would on BBC or ITV or in the U.S. on PBS. Well done!
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  126. My whole life, I never thought about the family's of these Nazi leaders. Thank you for the video
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  127. Everyday is a good day when Mark uploads. Congratulations on the sponsorship.
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  128. I'm just imagining a bunch of Germans arriving at an American checkpoint and them trying to speak English in really bad American accents whilst in their poorly disguised Panthers.... "Wow hoooool' up there boy! Whaaaat in tarnation is this newfangled piece of mag-nifi-cent Ameri-can techno-logy I see?" "Ja howdy zere pardner ve're just heading back to base to go and vatch ze game; let us through!" "Well wait a gosh darn second there boy. I didn't hear of no game goin' on...and your friend over there is mighty quiet - what's goin' on with him?" "Oh ja he's eating a good old burger whilst chewing that flavoured plastic shit like ze red blooded American he iz ha ha ha.... LET MEINE PANZER THROUGH"
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  129. The only shooting stars around here is Mark Felton and his million strong legion of history followers.
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  130. Dr Felton gives an honest and unbiased report on history, Where does he find all these remarkable true stories.
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  131. The sun is shining, cold beer, the BBQ is on and dr. Felton has just uploaded a 40+ minute video. Life is good.
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  132. My wife was a home health aid for a 96 year old gentleman who was a forward observer that advanced thru Belgium in WW2. He remarked to me during one of our many visits, "There was a massacre of an artillery unit by the SS, but it was kept a secret because the higher ups were too afraid that it would really hurt morale and frighten everybody. I wish that it was talked about." Mr. Smith passed away two years ago and I have wondered ever since what the story was but gave up on ever finding out. Thank you for this video, I now know the story and Mr. Smith can rest a little easier.
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  133. I'm a military history buff always impressed and a little jealous of your massive knowledge base. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL THANK YOU... thumbs up stay awesome military history buffs.
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  134. This is what an actual 'History Channel' looks like.
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  135. While leaving my local drug store I’d found a wallet just outside the door. Upon inspection there was the DOD blue retirement ID card for a Rear Admiral who lived about a mile away. Promptly returning his effects after introductions, he told me about standing on the deck of the Battleship Missouri as a young lieutenant for the formal surrender of Japanese forces in Tokyo Bay. A decade later I found myself on the same deck at Pearl Harbor and meeting someone present at a defining moment in history leaves a mark on you.
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  136. Two weeks after Chernobyl blew, my wife and I returned to her family home which was in a part of Sweden that suffered the highest level of fallout anywhere outside of Chernobyl, as highly radioactive clouds originating from Chernobyl drifted up and away from the site, only to finally let go their toxic payload as rain upon certain concentrated areas in Sweden. What I found most alarming was how the local health authorities kept upping and upping the safe & acceptable levels of radiation in Swedish milk and other food products: the higher the radiation levels in foods became over time, the higher the officially “safe & acceptable” radiation levels in foods became. Propaganda became part of the national diet, along with the nucleotides.
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  137. “Unnecessarily complex knots…” I absolutely empathize, love it! This has to be one of my very favorite of your videos, thank you Mark.
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  138. Fun fact: Pieces of steel from the Tirpitz are used to cover pot holes on the roads in Oslo.
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  139. As an soldier it really doesnt matter if the shells hitting your location come from a 7 year or 70 year old artillery piece...
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  140. I was in Afghanistan from 2010-2011. I met a 73 year old man who had a picture on him from his time in service of the Royal Afghan Army. We spent about 30 minutes discussing his time in the service and mine. It was very interesting and inciteful, he was very proud of that time.
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  141. I remember using one of your videos as a source for a high school research paper, as I love to watch these for fun. Keep up the good work, Dr Felton.
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  142. There’s more research and factual history in a single Mark Felton upload than an entire season of television shows on the History Channel these days. For that I am grateful!
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  143. "Education and not erasers would seem to be the requirement today" VERY well said.
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  144. I'm convinced Mark is a time traveler. He can't know all of the stuff he knows without actually being there.
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  145. "Only six armed American soldiers." Never have so few been commanded by so many.
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  146. I don't always listen to 30 minutes of Mark Felton Artillery Action, but when I do, so do my neighbors
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  147. Welcome to the best ww2 history channel in the internet
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  148. When I was a young lad back in the early 1960's, I was living in Accra, Ghana. Hanna Reitsch was operating a glider-pilot training school for the Ghanaian Air Force. She was a neighbor of ours, but she kept to herself for the most part. A little known fact about Ghana is that a number of ex-Nazis settled in Ghana after independence, which was rather odd, given the country's socialist government. My Dad told me once of coming across a rather sketchy former Nazi doctor, running a practice in a rural town in eastern Ghana (the part that was a former German colony). To be fair, another of our neighbors was W.E.B. DuBois - the noted African-American activist. My family and I once flew first-class flight from London to Accra, where the only other passengers in first class were DuBois, and his wife. Interesting times.
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  149. Thank you for making your viewers aware of the Polish contribution to the Allied victory in the WWII which is often forgotten. Greetings from Poland.
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  150. Mark Felton - Providing more facts about history than any history teacher
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  151. If the government says there is no information that was withheld, it means they have two of whatever you are looking for.
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  152. Bulgarian myself, I ofc know the story about Boris 3 suspicions of being poisoned. I didn't expect however the story to be of interest to others than Bulgarians. It is great that there are channels like this that popularize not well known facts about 2nd world war and history in general, and that's why you have my appreciation and thumbs up.
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  153. MP: Halt! If you are really British explain all the rules of cricket. Soldier: Can't you just do the humane thing and shoot me? No one really understands cricket or ever has. MP: I'm satisfied now, you are free to go.
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  154. This is what uncensored and sophisticated historian can produce. Absolute excellence.
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  155. I went to Vietnam a few years ago for family and I was absolutely surprised to see MP 40s and MG 34s at museums around the country. As a person who love History, it was a complete shock at first learning about this. I’m sure there is a warehouse somewhere filled with a treasure trove of German small arms. I’ve seen PAK 40 on display there, but I was really surprised to learn more from your video Dr. Felton!
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  156. I don't know how Felton sniffs out all the details of the Third Reich as he does, but his video are always fascinating.
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  157. As a taxi driver in Wells, where Harry Patch lived in a Care Home, I was privileged to drive him on many occasions. He was invariably chatty and glad to get out and about. He always remembered my name and asked about my family. He loved a run to a nearby pub for his favourite fish & chips! He was loved and appreciated at his residence and was very popular with the ladies and staff. There is a beautiful commemorative stone outside the Wells Museum next to the Cathedral. A true gentleman who hated War.
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  158. that intro music makes me want to start a war with my refrigerator.
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  159. I live on Long Island. An old man I knew years ago told me that while fishing in the 1970s, a German man pointed at a lighthouse (perhaps Fire Island lighthouse?) and said "That was always there" then pointed at a nearby water tower and said "That's new!" The old man told the German that he's correct and how he knew. The German said he remembers looking at the lighthouse from a U-Boat.
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  160. I hate it when Mark Felton Productions shows up and I have to debate whether to be on time for work or start the video!
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  161. Native Thai here In school we were taught that we made a small contribution to the Allied powers in WW1, got a seat at the Versailles Treaty, and became a founding member at the League of Nations, but never told that we were given a small slice of an occupation zone Thanks for the video, great content as always
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  162. When that intro plays you enter another world, the world of Mark Feltons brilliant documentaries. Great work as always.
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  163. Hitler+Western German Army+Mark Felton Productions = Instant click.
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  164. Meanwhile, Biographics channel just released a bio about him, like 5 minutes ago. ..... Everyone struggling to keep up with The Mark. 😅
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  165. Dr. Mark really pamper his Polish fans. Thank you very much for that because too often we feel overlooked by history.
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  166. mark felton: doing in about ten minutes what takes a major network almost ninety minutes.
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  167. If Mark Felton didn't exist, the historical community would have to invent him.
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  168. Dr. Felton has single handedly replaced the History Channel.
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  169. I really appreciate the fact that Dr Felton covers everything from this time, not just the massive battles but the forgotten operations and really does a great job of letting you know the struggle of the people
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  170. Guess I can wait 14 minutes and 25 seconds longer to go to bed...
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  171. Yes, Japan attacked the continental U.S. I saw the 1941 critically acclaimed documentary starring John Belushi.
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  172. Diesel super charged engines, nitrous, spy planes, a Russian Prince and spitfire Mk IX,amazing story.Thanks Mark Felton
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  173. So far, I have visited all the sites presented by Dr. Felton, From the Eagle's Nest to Obersalzberg, to Nuremberg. I didn't know about this house, since I live in Germany, I will visit it at the first opportunity
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  174. Just a little note. The Stg44s in Czechoslovakia weren't replaced by AK47s , but by Vz58, which is a visually vaguely similar, but internally very different assault rifle.
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  175. This was fascinating! I didn’t even know napoleon’s blood line was still active. Thank you Dr. Felton for this very interesting video.
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  176. "What did Hermann Goring have for Breakfast ??" . . . "Luftwaffles" . . .
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  177. You're a gift to the world. We sorely need more fact-based, non-sensationalist channels like this.
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  178. As a former US soldier, I was delighted to see that the German war dead were not shunted into some cow field but were accorded the very same dignified internment as their wartime adversaries. RIP.
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  179. As a Canadian I only ask you reading this for respect. Yes, we were small. But we were massacred at Dieppe, we took Juno, we fought at Caen, and our navy helped win the Battle of the Atlantic. No, we'll never be considered a "major" ally - but we sacrificed alongside you.
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  180. Amazing choice for International Women’s Day. My wife is Russian and didn’t know this story. She thanks you, Comrade Felton!
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  181. Props to Dr. Mark for teleporting back in time just to ensure this educational channel is 110% scientifically accurate
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  182. Thank you for this material as a Pole. We were sold to Stalin and didn't participate in victory parade. I'm glad such renown historians remember about us
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  183. I like how you just give the details in a straight voice, compared to the crap on the history and Smithsonian channels where they try to make everything so dramatic to the point it feels like propaganda
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  184. Just like the old history channel before they sold their souls!
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  185. The sun never sets on those watching Mark Felton.
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  186. I read about this army, but it's so much more entertaining to listen to Dr. Felton.
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  187. In 1947 I was a 4th of July parade in Huntington Beach,CA. I was 5 years old and remember watching hundreds of WW1 and WW2 Vets marching by. My Grandfater took me to a ancient old man and told to shake his hand. He had fought at the Battle of Gettysburg...
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  188. Someone give this man a tv show
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  189. Another tragic piece of WW2 history that had to be told. Who better now than Mark Felton to give us its tragic story in 2020.
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  190. Cant wait to watch the latest Dr Felton history lesson on "fantastic things you never knew about ww2"!Yep imagine him teaching history when you were in High school!
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  191. Only Mark could have woven Liberace into a documentary about the weapons carried by the German leadership. And he did it with such style and aplomb.
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  192. Im extremely grateful for the existence of this channel. Mark, you have done it again!
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  193. “Ministry of ungentlemanly warfare” is perhaps the most British thing I’ve heard
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  194. Mark is the sort of guy who'd talk about the history of some rock found near the Thames for 10 minutes and still leave his audience interested
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  195. Mark Felton - a light that shines on the shadows of history.
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  196. My teen daughter was working at a convenience store here in the US, when some kids came in on bikes and purchased candy and soda with Morgan silver dollars. Yeah, I suspect they raided mom and dad's coin collection..... she did, of course, put here own dollars in the till and kept the coins. She would have gladly given them back had the parents come in with the guilty parties to confess the crime. They never did.
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  197. "this tank holds three men, Japanese size" best line in the video. Feel better soon Dr. Felton!
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  198. This channel is many times more interesting and clearly presented than any of the big documentary channels
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  199. Gotta love the polish. Even if their nation was ruined and their people were oppressed, all free and armed troops fought ferociously in the hopes of retaking their homes
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  200. You can learn more from Dr. Felton in 10 minutes than from watching the "History Channel" for a week.
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  201. Accidentally meeting the Pope is honestly hilarious
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  202. Dr Felton never stops to deliver pieces of history you will find no where else or never heard of before.
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  203. The quality of these documentaries is as high as the Ju-86's cruising altitude.
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  204. Good to see without all the tacky BBC like opinionated narration. Just presenting it as is without trying to influence the viewers thoughts via subtitles and narration etc.
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  205. Nice to see our museum in your video. I'm a guide at Huis Doorn and recognize the details, your visit must have been quite recent. One small correction of a minor detail: the last baroness of Huis Doorn was not Audrey Hepburn's mother but her great-grandmother. Also, Wilhelm didn't cross the Dutch border by train but arrived by car and had to walk to the nearest train station, on a cold Sunday morning, November 10th, 1918, one day before the armistice of World War I. His imperial train arrived later at the small station where he waited until his asylum request was granted.The station master managed to keep the local people at a distance and Wilhelm rewarded him with a cigar. This cigar can still be seen at the museum, it's a house full of artifacts and interesting stories.
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  206. I've seen firsthand leftover German and British WWII era weaponry in Iraq. MP40s, Enfields, etc. It was unbelievable.
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  207. While the history channel is focusing on aliens, the real history nuts flock to Dr. Felton for his weekly lessons.
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  208. “A German plane dumped its load of bombs resulting in the tragic death of a single wild rabbit.” Dr Mark Felton Thank you Dr Felton I love it! That was just perfect.👌🏻😂😂
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  209. As a black, Retired USMC historian, I'm ashamed to say I knew nothing about the Triple Nickle. I'm going to share this video with my son who is a US Army ROTC Cadet! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  210. This channel is the way history should be done on social media. With a maturity and intelligent presentation 👌
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  211. We need more bio stories like these. Great job with this.
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  212. If you’re into war history, this channel is gold.
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  213. Literally one of my favourite YouTube channels to watch! Bravo again sir!! 👍
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  214. I would've not imagined a female soldier leading a unit of Hitler Youth in a successful defensive action against the Soviets, but it actually occurred. Thanks again Mr. Felton!
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  215. I always thought Tzar Boris was just another one of Hitlers puppets, it’s incredible to see a king on the side of the axis that attempted to protect his own people and resist German hegemony. Always a pleasure to watch these Mr Felton.
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  216. Ahhh very good Dr. Felton. Being Half Swiss, nice to shed some light on this. My Grandfather was Border Guard during WW2 and I still have his K31 Rifle. He told my family about stories of skirmishes with the Germans and Unauthorized Border crossings. Most German Swiss did not like the Nazis but a lot of them did enjoy their business and banking. Made a lot of Swiss people rich in WW2. Still a very touchy subject to this day.
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  217. “Von Braun aimed for the stars…and hit London.”
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  218. Over the years, I've found out that many of my friends carried for a long time before I knew. A pistol or even small revolver leaves little to no visible bulge in most men's clothing. This is one case where absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
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  219. The work of Dr Felton surpasses a mere academic...the man is a forensic historian
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  220. At this point I'm assuming that mark is millions of years old and is recalling events that he lived
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  221. It's often overlooked that Churchill had personally killed people with firearms. Glad Mark has included a reminder and yes that Tommy Gun photo is legendary.
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  222. Grandpas got a Purple Heart. Wounded on the edge of the city of Naha on Okinawa C.B Kelley 6th marines 22nd infantry BAR man He’s 96 and loves your videos Dr. Felton
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  223. "Unfortunately, I didn't find any of the missing gold..." Mark shows up mysteriously with a brand new Rolls Royce
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  224. In 50 years mark Felton's robot copy will be making a video on how people battled during the 20s over toilet paper
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  225. As a Pole, I would like to express my sincere thanks to Mr. Mark Felton for telling the truth.
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  226. my great grand father was a WW1 veteran and was conscripted in the Volksstrum in late 44. He already had a iron cross 2nd from WW1 and recieved the bar to the 2nd class in 1945. He was captured and released in early 46.
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  227. Channels like yours is one of the reasons why I watch little tv now and more YouTube!
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  228. With this video it really hits home how that we will be the last generation who will be able to talk and react to WW2 veterans and the next generation will never have the opportunity to interact with these veterans as we had.
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  229. Mark is singlehandedly teaching young people a lot of valuable history
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  230. Damn. This is genuinely astonishing. Mr Felton's research is amazing. The story of the White Russians is very sad - when in the service of Chinese warlords, capture meant instant execution. And they had families. It is very sad.
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  231. My wife just asked what I was watching. “Nazi rocket monkeys in space” I said.
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  232. No problem with you paying the bills Mark…some of the best content on this platform!
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  233. I read somewhere that during this battle the Marine tankers at first thought the Japanese tanks were quite tough as their armor piercing shells weren’t appearing to have much effect on them. They realized that the shells were just punching right through the thinly armored tanks without hitting anything vital on the way through. So they switched to high explosive shells and just obliterated them.
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  234. In the 1970s, my boss was a physician - a real grandee of British medicine - Buckingham Palace, Harley St. Royal Colleges etc. He'd been a young British Army doc at the liberation of Bergen-Belsen in 1945. He often spoke of the experience - well, actually he didn't. He started speaking, went red, then grey then began to tremble and choke on his words, went silent and quite often, had to leave his ward round. It was alarming to see such a grand old man being crushed by the toxicity of his memories, so many years later. Americans on here describe their parents and grandparents doing exactly the same over Dachau.
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  235. Single handedly keeping this kind of history alive on YouTube. The only history channel worth bothering with nowadays
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  236. My mom built these during ww2, she was a Rosie. She passed 8/19 bless her and her memory
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  237. Well done to the curators of Huis Doorn for being so accommodating, and to Dr Felton for acquiring this footage.
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  238. The most important thing history teaches us is that we learn nothing from history. Great insight, as usual. Thanks Mark ✌️
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  239. Nothing brightens up my morning like a new Mark Felton video
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  240. Mark Felton gets the weirdest 3am thought. Imagine him laying in bed…. And then just “What’s the most valuable SS Helmet found?”…. And then stays up all night researching…..
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  241. Damn, the best military "Documentary" on youtube. I remember when History Channel use to show actually history and not ghost hunters shit.
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  242. Timely and very informative, Mark. I was an officer at a USAF air base in Germany during the early ‘80s. We had more than a few run ins with Baader Meinhof back then. They blew up our O’ Club, which was just outside the base gates. They also took a fellow officer’s BMW to kidnap a West German Bank President, who they held for ransom. We retrieved the BMW several days later in Trier and found the only damage was to the trunk lock. Oddly, the gas coupons purchased by US military members were left undisturbed in the vehicle’s front console.
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  243. Quarantine legend
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  244. Mark Felton definitely has the best historical channel , period.
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  245. Mark is here to save us from the Youtube algorithm.
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  246. I'm just saying, a thousand views in 3 minutes after posting. Dr Felton is the best History Professor on YouTube
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  247. Dr. Felton has proved once again how he received his doctorate, in part through amazing research. As we often comment regarding his posts: who knew?
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  248. Benidict XVI's story during the war has always been of great interest of me. Thanks for uploading.
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  249. When Dr. Felton mentions watches, I assume he's talking about wristwatches. Recently a wristwatch owned by Hitler was sold at auction for $1.1 million US dollars. Interestingly, Hitler rarely wore a wristwatch. Hitler was 25 years old when WWI began. He was really more a product of the 19th century than the 20th. Prior to WWI wristwatches were considered jeweler for women. WWI was the first war to employ combined arms tactics on a large scale. Such tactics required precision timing, so military men began strapping watches to their wrists out of practicality. Many of those WWI wristwatches (today know as 'trench watches') were cobbled together from smaller diameter pocket watches. Overnight wristwatches went from being a woman's bauble to something practical and very butch. After the Great War wristwatches very quickly displaced pocket watches as the preferred timepiece for men. Elderly men, resisted and continued to carry pocket watches. Interestingly Hitler also avoided wristwatches, which he considered to be effeminate. Hitler also had the advantage of having some flunkies always ready to tell him the time.
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  250. Me: Uhse sounds like a badass, I bet she had an extraordinary career in the new Luftwaffe Mark: She opened a successful chain of sex shops, becoming a millionaire Me: 👁️👄👁️
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  251. I met Hartmann at the Alton (Illinois) Air Show in 1971 or so. My mother was with me, and we hoped to get an autograph. The fellow sponsoring Hartmann told us they were leaving and no more autographs. Mom was a warbride from Vienna, Austria said something to him in German and he (Hartmann) took mom's progam and signed it....."Horrido" Erich Hartmann. Later on I got his book by that same name. Quite an interesting day.
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  252. Small British cemetery plot in the Outerbanks North Carolina ... Sailors that had died during WW2.. Torpedoed from a UBoat off the American coast.... Very striking to see. Union Jack Flys overhead .. 🇬🇧
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  253. nothing better than waking up and having a new Mark Felton video to watch
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  254. You teach me something new everyday
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  255. People in my home town fought like mad to keep theirs. They were much loved. Economical, cosy, etc.
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  256. I had the chance to take care of the nurse who looked after Rommel after his staff car was strafed in France and he almost died. She immigrated to Canada after the war and showed me some of the letters that she received from his wife/son thanking her for the care of General Rommel during his hospital stay and subsequent convalescence.
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  257. You covered in less than 20 minutes what the history channel could stretch out for a whole season
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  258. My Uncle fought under Hodges thru Germany in April-May 1945 ending up in Leipzig. His platoon was tipped off by a German that there was a fortune in a safe in a town bank. He and his buddies blew open the door of bank safe with a satchel charge. They were experts and did it just right. No gold in the bank vault but it was full of booze and the explosion didn't break a bottle. The platoon stayed drunk for a week. Might be the true story behind "Kelly's Heroes".
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  259. One of them Tomcats got stolen not long ago by some US Navy cpt called Pete Mitchell .
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  260. Humanity is lucky to have folks like Dr Felton to teach history in an unbiased, digestible and informative way. (you won't find that in many mainstream outlets)
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  261. Flashbacks of Mark’s tale of the tiger in the vietnam jungle. Amazing as always, thanks Mark.
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  262. Is this guy the best military documentary narrator in human history?
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  263. That ww1 footage is closer to the battle of Waterloo than the present day
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  264. Literally just sat down to eat and thought "I wish I had a Mark Felton video to watch!" And then the notification immediately popped up. Thanks Mark!
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  265. Thanks for the diversity of the content. We can all see that certain videos will attract more new viewers than others, but I think I can speak for many of the regular viewers, that we appreciate your little documentaries about lesser known topics and events just as much!
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  266. "Ain't sure about this new fella running the Hooked Cross Ranch down the way. He seems...highly strung."
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  267. Let’s not forget his favourite spaghetti Western: ‘A Fist full of Deutschmarks’.
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  268. That was probably one of the best stories you have put out on this channel.
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  269. An absolute privelege to experience work of such an impeccable standard on a regular basis. The sheer variety of subject matter, delivered so professionally and accurately, reduces other YouTube efforts to the level of the trivial, and puts most international TV productions to shame. Its impossible to not be affected by Mark's skill, knowledge and professionalism. Another well earned 'thank you' Mark. Always appreciated. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  270. “An early adherent of Communism, Hitler…” are some of your most unforgettable phrases, Dr. Felton. As an educator, I still recommend your videos to my former students.
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  271. I’m a Dane and am currently serving in the danish homeguard which was created in 1949 as a result of the nazi occupation of Denmark. It was primarily resistance volunteers that formed the homeguard. The homeguard has around 10 thousand serving people and 30 thousand in reserve. I am proud and honored to represent and protect my country. Thank you so much for this great video ❤️❤️❤️
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  272. I inherited (from my granfather) a “war of 1812” era muzzleloader, it was converted to a “trapdoor” breach loader during the civil war. Still fires well today
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  273. This video is amazing, I never realised American soldiers were so shook they started fighting amongst each other. I wish they taught this stuff at school, I can finally understand a bit better the emotions that people felt on that day.
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  274. “What is it exactly that makes corporals turn into dictators?” An interesting bit of history and a good chuckle as a bonus. Well done Dr.Felton!
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  275. Not all the guns used were capture weapons, some were actually purchased before the war. BTW, Goering was very fond of his American made Smith & Wesson revolver and was carrying that gun when he surrendered to the Americans. Goering's revolver is on display at the military museum at West Point, New York.
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  276. You may not be the "History Channel", but you are a channel that preserves history. And that is much more valuable than any mainstream media network. Thank you for your effort, Dr. Felton
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  277. Absolutely unreal content Mark, thank you so much!
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  278. Just like the Soviets and the Americans met up to celebrate a great victory, we history fans and Mr Felton meet up through you tube to celebrate history and learn it's hard lessons. Let's hope Mr Felton keeps this up. Cheers
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  279. Dr Felton is what The History Channel should be.
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  280. It's beyond me that how you find so many stories which are so different in their subjects. You are a REAL and UNBIASED Historian. Thank you for these videos Sir!
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  281. It's about time Dr Mark Felton was awarded a knighthood for services to history
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  282. Me: It's 2am I should get some sleep. - Mark Felton Productions: Uploads - Me: Cowbunga it is
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  283. Sergeant Spivak was the whole package! Serious, dedicated, efficient, brave, and with a dynamite smile! And those moves! Anna Pavlova indeed! Thanks Dr. Felton for bringing her back to life even for a short while!
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  284. Mark Felton's voice in his videos sound like they were made years ago and this makes his videos more authentic.
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  285. I never thought off "Mark Felton on the road" type videos. This has real potential.
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  286. There are around 55 villages in England called the 'Thankful Villages' where no one was killed serving in WW1, and a very few lost no one in WW1 or WW2. I have read that there are NO villages in France where no one was killed serving in WW1.
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  287. Mark Felton: the history channel we all want to be
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  288. Nothing like the rumors that will spread among the ranks... the stories you'll hear. Stray dogs in combat zones are no joke though. In Iraq 2004-2005, we were constantly hounded, pun intended, by huge packs of stray dogs. They were mean... and were not looking for a handout. They definitely would have torn a wounded man to shreds if given the opportunity. They were also fearless. They would run right up to our humvees. In the early part of the deployment before we got armor kits, we took the soft skin doors off the humvees, so it wasn't unusual for a driver or TC to have his foot hanging out. The strays would bite at our feet, even while we were moving. I found an old sabre among a weapons cache somewhere and used to keep it in the truck to brandish at the strays. They weren't impressed. Then I started swinging it at any dog that got too close. They still weren't impressed. Another NCO in the platoon ended up having to shoot one as it was charging him and about to set off a trip wire. Forget about sneaking in anywhere, the dogs would give us away all the time. I love dogs and own 3 of them... but these were something else. Amazing how they revert to primordial behaviors.
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  289. you just dont get this type of information on television documentaries,Mark Felton Productions is by far the best on you tube and the narrators voice is something i could listen to for hours very informative 10/10
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  290. My Dad had an even closer brush with death from the IRA. During the 1970's, as editor of an engineering magazine he went to Glasgow for an exhibition and hired a car for a couple of days while he was up there. He thought it was a bit sluggish and the handling was a bit soggy but it didn't hit a threshold of realisation that something was wrong. About 9 months later he was interviewed by the police. It transpired that what had happened was that someone from the IRA had hired the car in Glasgow and then filled the door and body panel linings with detonators and hand grenades, and then driven down to London. The driver had been picked up by the police for some other reason, and the car was returned to the hire company. For the next six months it was driven round by innocent people who hired the car, not realising it was full of explosives, one of whom was my Dad. Eventually the hire company sold it on to someone who decided it should be steam-cleaned. A guy at the firm who was going to steam clean it took off a door panel and out fell a load of hand grenades. The police fairly quickly worked out what had happened, but they had to interview everyone who'd hired it for completeness. The key point though was that there were loads of detonators in the car too, so a relatively minor prang while driving could have caused a monumental explosion. I'm grateful my Dad is still alive.
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  291. I think the T34/76 are veterans of the Battle of Berlin. One of the two tanks received two armor-piercing hits next to the bow machine gun and a presumed one hit by a Panzerfaust on the turret.
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  292. Almost all the replicas of ww2 german tanks are based on T-34s chasis, so the use of that soviet ATS-59 to recreate a Panther is very interesting. Also, the Tiger I from Saving Private Ryan is based on a T-34 chasis, and not on a T-55. but there are some replicas that use T-55s chasis as well.
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  293. As a kid back in the 60s' , the neighbor guy showed me his Luger brought back to the states. He said - "I'm not going to tell you any bullshit war stories . I traded 3 packs of cigarettes for this pistol". Thanks Dr. Felton for another excellent slice of history.
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  294. What i love so much about this channel is that you don't just tell the same old cliche stories of history like so many others, but tell genuinely unknown and very interesting stories, which really give you a better and deeper knowledge of world history.
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  295. You never disappoint us, Mark! Keep up the obscure war stories!
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  296. Seeing the European and African theatres is one thing, but it really does have a different feel when the events that Dr. Felton's describing happened somewhere familiar to you.
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  297. I can’t believe how many high quality videos you churn out. It’s insane
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  298. Merry Christmas to Dr Felton and his legion of history followers. Looking forward to more quality content in 2022.
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  299. Mark Felton proving once again that if we do not learn from history, we are doomed to repeat it. Most historians stay away from current events, but I like your blend of current events and the tie back to Europe in the 1930’s. Well done sir.
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  300. I remember being at a police station to report damage to my car a few years ago when this very old man shuffled in and reported finding some "unused ammunition" and that he'd brought it in his shopping trolley on the bus to hand it in. "Oh, right, can I have a look at it?" said the police worker to which the old man pulled out one of these incendiaries. There was mass panic as the station was evacuated and I thought what a jolly bit of excitement when the old man asked an Inspector if he was in trouble. When he was told he wasn't, the old man then asked "Well, should I go and fetch the other three?". Reading it in the paper sometime later, it turned out he had another two in his attic and a third propping up his living room table
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  301. He definitely died in Germany. My uncle Martin told me this when I visited him in south America once.
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  302. Congratulations Dr. Felton on being made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. And thank you for another fascinating video.
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  303. Mark Felton notification = Immediate swipe.
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  304. 0:02 History channel: "your overconfidence is your weakness..." Mark: "your faith in aliens is yours..."
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  305. Can't wait to see this promoted for Women's History Month.
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  306. Videos like yours are getting harder to find but I’m glad some one is trying so hard to preserve real history.
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  307. You know it's a good day when Mark Felton uploads.
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  308. I remember one old spook telling me "If you see a basket ball pitch in satellite images of an 'advisors' camp it means Cubans, if you see a football pitch it's East Germans."
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  309. The rate at which you bring out top class content is well appreciated Mark. Puts the history channel to shame.
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  310. Can we stop comparing MFP to History Channel? There's really no comparison. HC is hokey alien garbage, MFP outclasses them on all counts
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  311. Grand Theft Otto is a top tier pun I must say. Also, it astounds me how you constantly keep finding the best historical footage for your videos, amazing stuff.
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  312. As a boy I devoured every book about WWII that could be found in three separate local libraries. I never had a single resource that could compare with this channel.
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  313. The best WWII channel. He does not do a dry narration of historical events but at the same time he does research and reveals unknown aspects of history.
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  314. Mark, I have commented before but just following up since grandpa will be 99 in September. One of the youngest and last ww2 vets. He loves your videos thank you
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  315. I've known about the cremations and scattering of the ashes my whole life but never heard any details about how the plan was carried out. Once again, Mark has taught me something new about a conflict that ended 75 years ago.
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  316. Great to hear that both pilots met in peace after the war. I always like stories like that.
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  317. I'm 43 years old and I literally become giddy when YouTube tells me you've uploaded another video. The content is so damn good, and I've been watching documentaries about this subject for over 30 years now. Don't stop.
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  318. I come from Osnabrück. Anyway, mostly British unexploded bombs are defused there every two to three months. In Germany this is normally the task of the “Kampfmittelräumdienst". Now you have to know that Osnabrück was one of the largest bases for the British army in Germany. In fact, a British officer stationed there had made it his mission to defuse all the bombs himself. The bombs, which were still movable, were even transported to the British Army compound. I would like to expressly thank the officer again at this point. Personally, I am also very happy that many Brits have found their new home in Osnabrück even after the army has left and have found their personal happiness in love with a German partner.
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  319. I'm always amazed at how you are able to find these long forgotten Nazi era buildings and historic sites. Your channel never fails to teach me something new
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  320. When current events are historical, Mark is the historian to cover them!
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  321. Our Mark Felton, absolute unit mind you, doesn't just have "1 million" subscribers now, he has a "subscriber strength equal to 1/3 of the Operation Barbarossa invasion force" and growing
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  322. I remember the famous battle where they made the Germans retreat by threatening to sue.
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  323. Useless fact - Dwight D Eisenhower had the rare honour of having a British steam loco (re)named after him. And not just any loco, but an A4 streamlined pacific (sister of Mallard) which he had taken a shine to during WW2 when he visited England. The loco carried on running in England/Scotland until 1964 when it was retired, and donated to the (American) National Railroad Museum in Wisconsin, where it still lives today.
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  324. I wish I could donate a dollar for every top quality interesting and informative video you publish. But then I'd be broke. So far, every piece you publish is fantastic. You and The History Guy are the two best historical storytellers on this site.
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  325. The accent, the dialog, and the subject matter synergize perfectly. Well done. Hilarious.
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  326. Minor technical correction, at 5:10 you mention gantry cranes, those are actually overhead cranes shown in the image. Gantry cranes typically stand atop legs and move on wheels. Overheads run along the building structure where rails have been built in. I love this channel and I'm only offering this cause i'm a crane guy. <3
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  327. Only the British would call a serious military operation ":Operation little foxley."
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  328. In 1978 I had just turned 17. My home life sucked so was a runaway living on the streets. The economy really sucked so I had a construction job and was able to save a little money. One of my work buddies was a Viet Nam vet and was wanting to join the French Foreign Legion. He talked me into joining as well so I saved enough to get to France to apply. Then I tried to get a passport. Without a birth certificate available I couldn’t get one. My parents had lost mine in our moving all the time. My buddy left and I never heard from him again. I look back and think what if I had my passport? I would have gone cause it looked romantic and would get me off the streets. Wow.
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  329. A wonderful man who has likely saved millions of lives - and nobody has heard of. Such a shame all the tv programmes focus on the same stories (BoB, D-Day, El Alamein), usually getting things wrong and never tell us things like this. Thanks Mark! And God Bless Jozef Kosacki.
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  330. I've been to Raate road, where the two Soviet divisions were trapped and outmaneuvered by my countrymen. There's a lot of reminders of the war there, including foxholes, bullet-scarred trees and even marked mass graves. The atmosphere there was like in any other Finnish forest, but with an eerily sinister aspect to it.
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  331. All the years of history classes in school and never once heard of this event. Thanks for what you do Dr. Felton and awesome job as always.
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  332. I’m 58 years old and have reading about the Second World War since I was in elementary school, and I’m always excited to see Dr Feltons Videos, because I know that I’m in for a another amazing chapter from that Time Period.
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  333. Glad you're getting sponsorships, Mark.
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  334. As Albert Speer said in the World at War interviews, Bormann was "more powerful than Hitler". So I really appreciate the extensive detail in this series Mark, it is the most thorough account that I have seen anywhere.
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  335. This video is 9 hours old and it’s already created a quite a stir in the Canadian military history groups. Thanks as always for great content!
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  336. Okay I have finally figured out how Mark Felton can produce so many detailed stories. He is a time traveler who went back to WW2 with a camera and notebook and got all this info and then came back to do this series. It's the only explanation. Great video
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  337. MFP again manages to teach us about WWII's lesser-known events.
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  338. I'm an american veteran living on Leyte. This is awesome. i jumped up when I saw this. Its hard to get info on this island. Thanks Mark!
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  339. My favorite thing about history is that no matter how much you know, there's always something new to learn. Thanks Mark
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  340. Mark’s tales never cease to amaze & captivate. Thank you.
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  341. I remember reading something from a Vulcan pilot when they were doing cold war exercises with the American's. The Brits sent their American counterparts a photo of the Pentagon taken by one of their spy planes. A week later the American's sent a smug note with a picture taken from their spy plane of the British spy plane taking a photo of the Pentagon. So the Brits sent one back taken from a Vulcan circling above them of the American spy plane, taking a picture of the British spy plane taking a picture of the Pentagon.
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  342. I remember being told this obscure fact during the Gulf War in 1991. Also our morphine that we were issued was from December 1968 that was two years before I was born amazing
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  343. I used to serve from 1987 to 90 at the officer school of the GDR air defense forces in the town of Kamenz near Dresden. I remember that there were always students from Mocambique, Angola, North Korea and other nations outside the Warsaw Pact within our compound. Contact with them was actively discouraged but occasionally happened nevertheless. I remember taking one N. Korean student out with our group for some Saturday night enjoyment. It completely unsettled the guy's world view. He was appealing to us to stop this 'capitalist decadence'. But I think he secretly enjoyed. Probably went straight into a 're-education' camp upon his return to his country...
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  344. Dr Felton is like a favourite teacher who fascinates you with beyond what is written in the textbooks.
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  345. A cold and rainy, plus a new Mark Felton video....This Thursday is turning out to be a great day.
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  346. Just a day after the Second episode's release. Impressive! Never clicked so fast
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  347. You have to love eccentric men of character. I salute you, Sir Knight.
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  348. Every time I think I’ve heard it all regarding the Nazis’ final days, I’m humbled by Dr. Felton’s vast encyclopedic knowledge. Love your work as always Dr. Felton!
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  349. As a former U. S. ARMY Bandsman (musician), Major Miller's disappearance has always been interesting to me. In Vietnam we flew nearly every week in some sort of aircraft, for official ceremonies and morale raising. Hope it was quick. R.I.P. Thank you Professor Felton.
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  350. I have never clicked so quickly in my life
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  351. They tried it with other models of German helmet but the spikes kept popping everyone’s tyres
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  352. Not only does Mark correct a video game, he brings up an obscure battle involving the exact tank and even found video of a KV1. That's the king of history right there.
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  353. Flying home for tea and medals! Brilliant!
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  354. This just proves how well built these guns are. Another well made video Dr. Felton
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  355. When I was at University (James Cook, Australia) there was a professor Ian Fleming and he picked room 007 for his office.
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  356. This goes on to show us that history is a far more complicated affair than most people usually think.
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  357. This has also been documented on History Channel's "Dogfights", but I think this has far more nitty gritty details. Amazing content as usual! :)
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  358. This has been one of the most fascinating series of episodes you have ever done thank you Dr Felton
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  359. Mark Felton posts a video about hitler’s remains. Now if this was the ‘history’ channel I wouldn’t give it time of day but with Mr Felton’s extremely good and knowledgable content I click instantly
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  360. When some dude in his basement produces better work than billion dollar studios!
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  361. You can tell Mark was an 80’s kid. All over the world we had our BMX bikes and we were unstoppable! 👍🏻
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  362. Captured a few Nagants with integrated chisel bayonet, and an MG 34, in various actions along the Cambodian border in 1969. The MG had an inscription in Vietnamese carved into the wood buttstock. I thought it might be something exhortatory, like “All together we will win!” etc. Our Kit Carson scout (former VC) got down on one knee, looked up, smiled, and said ‘It say ‘Oil gun or it not fire well.’
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  363. I was a navy diver, we spent 2 weeks out on kwajalene in 1987. I was able to dive her about half a dozen times. The main deck at the stern is at about 35 feet of water and the bull nose on the bow is at about 110 feet. When I dove her the teak decks were intact and she was basically suspended upside down in very clear water. One of the best dives I made during a 25 year navy career.
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  364. I would have learnt a lot more at school if Mark was my History teacher.
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  365. Those old rifles were made to extraordinary standards. As a young man in the early 1970's I sold sporting goods, and we had old surplus rifles still packed with grease. I kick myself for never buying one of those "pieces of junk". They sold for between $10 and $20, and many of them would still be good hunting rifles today.
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  366. One of my work colleagues is a Syrian expat now living in the UK, when I showed him this video, he was both fascinated and and pleased that there's history of European history in the Middle East videos that exist in the West. He asked me to thank Dr Felton for this video :)
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  367. One point missed, Faisal was given Iraq by the British as a consolation prize. Faisal was promised Arabia for his support of the British during WWI and instead Arabia went to the House of Saud, hence Saudi Arabia.
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  368. This is what the History Channel needed to show to stay alive. Zeppelins? A lot of people know what they did in WW1 But in 1939? Now there’s something many don’t know. Hats off to you Mark.
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  369. I personally saw a different side of the Gurkhas as a small boy, maybe five or six years old, my parents took me to an open day at Bassingbourn barracks, there was a Gurkhas exhibit, my parents chatted to a couple of the soldiers while being a very inquisitive little boy I had a lot of questions too. Later in the day I wondered off and managed to loose my parents, I sought out the people who had been so patent with me earlier, the Gurkhas, they took me to the back of the tent, give me orange squash and a packet of crisps, a short time later one of the lads returned with my folks. That was over sixty years ago but I will never forget their kindness.
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  370. Raise the Titanic was yesterday, now it's raise the Tiger!
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  371. As a romanian i cannot thank you enough for making this documentary Mark. They truely deserve to be remembered.
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  372. Another amazing video about a conflict that isn't as talked about as the European theatre but nevertheless just as important thank you mark
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  373. When I worked at Lufthansa Cargo/CLT in the 90's there was a cargo company that flew several DC-3s painted in the D-Day colors. It really was remarkable to see these aircraft every day, and the irony of working for Lufthansa Cargo never escaped me! The DC-3 has always held a place in my heart, especially in her war colors. Prost!
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  374. Flying dustbins is the most British thing I've ever heard 😂
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  375. I love Mark Felton's stories.
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  376. You have no idea, Mark, How much respect you have earned from us, Polish People, for pointing out in your videos all the Polish contribution to the war efforts of the Allies, and A Great and Special THANK YOU for this video in particular, we truly appreciate and owe You a lot for your outstanding historical productions 🥇♥️🇵🇱
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  377. Lol. That picture of the cat being escorted out made me laugh for ten minutes. Great vid.
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  378. I'm actually watching this 200 meters away from the exact spot where the main German forces were stopped. Just happen to work here.
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  379. My dad, 5th Army, buried a case of Lugers wrapped in cosmoline near some railroad tracks in Italy but never had the chance to return for them.
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  380. From one history teacher to a much better one, thank you for all you do Dr. Felton!
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  381. "So you were the first to invade France on D-Day?" "Yup" "What were you armed with?" "A knife and a pair of speedos"
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  382. As a Los Angeles local, I thank you Dr. Felton for bringing light upon this largely unknown yet amazing local story to many more people 🫡
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  383. When Mark uploads, you know you're going to learn something new!
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  384. Another great documentary by Dr. Felton. No filler, just interesting facts always impeccably researched and presented.
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  385. I have always been a life long monarchist, but Mark Felton in one revealing video managed to make me doubt my loyalties. The greed of the upper classes is just astounding. How they can justify renting out "their" land to the struggling NHS ambulance service when they are wallowing in money is beyond me?
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  386. My Dad grew up in Germany in the 1950's an said that the U.S. Army stationed in his town (Bad Kreuznach) had a couple of these at the base. (without the explosives of course) He said that every so often the soldiers would bring them out and ride around on them for fun while on break. They would also let the local kids ride around on them to and have Goliath races.
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  387. Fascinating content. Being a 61 year old German I learn a lot about this era from you. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  388. Mark really had fun with this one!😂😂😂
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  389. We are all happy to glide with Felton through WW2's history
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  390. The series covering the last month of the Nazi regime in Germany is outstanding. From the 9th and 12th Army movements, the Courland evacuation, Himmler's escape, etc. It's just a fascinating look at what was an apocalyptic time. It'd be awesome to see similar material on Japan, perhaps I need to dig in the archives....
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  391. Always making time for a Mark Felton video, it’s time well spent. IMO.
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  392. I’m Thai and was never taught this in school. The only think that was taught was we arrived a little too late and just took part in the victory parade. I hope there would be more exotic stories like this in the future. Cheers!
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  393. Fun fact - On the island of Bornholm the Danish army used to have an old car, dating back to WWI (yes, the Great War), kept in perfect working conditions. On some occations the island had so much snow that everything was shut down, not even the military could get through. Well, exept for this old car. The army would bring it out and use it, it would drive through anything. No, the car is not armourd. This was in the 1980's, I don't know if the car is still working today.
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  394. "Sure, I'll stay up a bit longer"
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  395. I've said it once and I'll say it again, I've learnt more from a simple 7 minute video than an hours worth of documentries on TV
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  396. This channel is worth its weight in gold.
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  397. As a seasoned observer of Adolf Hitler and his times one surely has got a fair share of brutality and violence, but learning that Alois Hitler even beat his dog still manages to shock. One of the many details that set Mark Felton apart from the rest of the crop.
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  398. No one else but Dr. Felton could make the most obscure part of the European theater so interesting. Cheers and thank you.
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  399. On Southend Pier once, I thought I saw a Russian bomber flying up the Thames estuary, but it turned out to be an optical Ilyushin.
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  400. These folks have never had a break, it seems. Thank you Dr. Felton for the enlightening yet timely lesson.
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  401. He’s way better than any history teacher in my school
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  402. You'd think with all the ww2 content out there, it would be all but impossible to produce new stories. Mark, however, continues to provide unique and fascinating stories that I've never heard about. Amazing stuff, keep up the great work, Mark!
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  403. The polish did not nearly receive the recognition her armed forces and people deserve. Then they went from Nazi occupation to Soviet occupation. Absolutely phenomenal job in research Dr. Felton!!!
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  404. You know the crisis is bad when one of the most knowledged WWII analysts is talking about it and makes it sound like we’re talking about conflicts from 80 years ago.
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  405. I am not Britta herself, but her boyfriend. About 20 years ago, i bought a hat in a small and very oldfashioned shop, owned by an old lady, which looked much older, because of her oldfashioned dress and hairstyle. The lady told me about an incident with her blank pistol ( could be carried without licence up to 2008) , a policeofficer had asked her, why she correctly handled the pistol, and she told him , that she learned this in wwll german army. She showed me her lower leg, where she had a wound from a larger piece of shrappnel ( ?)/ Granatsplitter.
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  406. I'm an older guy just a working-class dump truck driver really like your Channel I used to watch the world at war with my father as a young lad in the early 70s I don't recall if that was British Broadcasting I loved that television show thank you for your videos I appreciate the history and your knowledge of it
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  407. Been waiting for an episode on this subject, I have never came across a mark Felton production I didn't like!
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  408. Waiting for someone to crack open a sarcophagus and then the face-melting starts
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  409. My grandfather and my uncle were there as people call them here “Liquidation participants” back in 86. Both died from cancer in 30 years after accident (lucky case, as i understood later). They inspired my old brother to study radioecology and biophysics, he got his phd last year. I was inspired too and study nuclear physics (on last year of bachelor). I am proud to be a grandson of one of the liquidators. Missing them a lot
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  410. This channel is heaven for history geeks 🤩🥰
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  411. Attacks all the way to 1948!? Wow I had no idea about that. Thanks Mark Felton!
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  412. Technically he did visit the front throughout the week before he died.
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  413. As always a great take on current events presented by Mark Felton....to bad history wasn't this entertaining when I was a kid in school back in the 70ies😇
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  414. This is great, I can tell you enjoyed making this one.
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  415. I am 53 and have studied History in my spare time all my life especially World War II and Nazi Germany but Mark always surprises me with something new.
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  416. 4 Thousand more till one million! We’ll hit it soon Mark!
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  417. The only South American state that helped south Korea out during the war. Granted it was probably more as a show of good faith siding with the US but still, they helped save my country from having to serve the 'dear leader' so always grateful. If anyone is interested Battle of Old Baldy was one of the most significant battlefields they were involved with an exchange rate of around 1:6.
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  418. Outstanding video. Imagine if the BBC did documentaries as well as Mark Felton.
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  419. Fortunately, there are experts like Mark Felton who objectively bring the Second World War close to a generation that no longer knows anyone who has personally experienced this slaughterhouse. Mr. Felton you do a perfect job. Greetings from Germany.
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  420. A man that should have more recognition for all the lives that he’s saved
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  421. I swear Mark Felton is History Channel’s former script writer
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  422. This channel unearths remarkable stories from the war. Which otherwise would be unknown. Thanks Mark!
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  423. In the Chilean army the stahlhelm is used exclusively by NCO academy members as part of their their parade uniforms. The officers academy uses pickelhaube as part of their parade attire, sometimes sporting a plume.
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  424. My dad was in the US Army in WWII and used a Browning pistol, not a Colt. He also slept with it under his pillow for a year after being discharged in 1946. So, yes, WWII vets also suffered PTSD.
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  425. Must be scary being a border guard in the DMZ and then suddenly you hear that music which only means trouble.
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  426. No special effects, no animations and no sound effects. Just the raw facts explained to you by one and only Mark Felton!
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  427. It’s amazing that Mark’s visit to the Vatican is the polar opposite of his trip to Buckingham Palace.
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  428. As a current Commander within the 101st Airborne Division, Merry Christmas Mr. Felton!
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  429. this video definitely did not need a voice over, beautifully done.
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  430. I had a college professor who joined the US Army in 1954. He told us about later in his army career meeting Selassie in person and speaking highly of him.
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  431. You've been a workaholic recently without any drop in quality, very welcomed and very impressive dr. Felton!
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  432. I studied the Vietnam War and never had any idea that this took place. Thank you, Lord Felton
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  433. I met one of the German high-altitude pilots a few years ago, when he was in his late 90s. They would typically fly over the UK on a meandering course to disguise the particular target they had interest in any particular day. They would fly up from the south coast, over Scotland and on to Norway, where the film reels would be collected for dispatch to analysts in Germany. The next day they would fly back to France, and then have a rest day. They had to maintain strict radio silence while they were in flight. In late 42/ early 43 his unit was sent to the Eastern Front, and would fly similar high altitude flights over the Black Sea, monitoring allied shipping.
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  434. Just so much murky shenanigans going on, weren't there. Multiple German factions trying to double-cross Hitler, multiple British factions urging Churchill to take the deal, and even Stalin playing footsie under the table with Germany. Wild stuff.
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  435. Tonight’s unknown facts then 1/ Didn’t know that the French held into POWs that late in WW1 2/ Didn’t know the SA was still operational in 1945 3/ Didn’t know Goebbels even HAD a brother . Another Felton success 👍👍
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  436. Congratulations on going over half million subscribers
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  437. Lunchtime, cheese & tomato sandwich & Mark Felton telling a tale. Thank you Mark, you're the best.
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  438. I'm Polish and this mean a lot to me! Thank You Mark!
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  439. Thank you for always furthering my understanding of our history
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  440. World War 2 and the history around it has always been my biggest interest, and your channel is like heaven. You cover such interesting subjects, I thank you Dr Felton! 🙏🏼
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  441. "This medal is from the Queen of England. The 'thank you' is from Anne's mother." Oof..! That one got me. You are still loved and missed, Your Majesty.
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  442. A zillion years ago History Channel used to have some quality content. Now its hunting Aliens, Big Foot, and other mindless crap. Mark does aa excellent job with his content
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  443. One thing I like about Dr Felton is his videos are without fear or favour.
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  444. The Second World War is an endless source of interesting stories, and Mark Felton not only makes them all compelling, but is definitely trying to bring all of this to us... Thanks again for all your work Mark, rivetting and impeccably presented. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  445. Quality again and again. Thats why we all keep coming back here.
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  446. Again the British wit of Dr. Felton is on full display. Even a Pulp Fiction reference. Pointing out the buffoonery of today's politicians was icing on the cake. Well done! Laughing all the way from the States. Cheers!
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  447. The scar on Skorzeny's face is called "Schmiss" in german. It's from his student time when it was common to duell each other in a "Mensur", a academic fencing bout without face protection. It was a sign of honour and bravery and the ladies liked it like todays woman like a tattoo on a man's body. Skorceny had done 14 Mensuren in his time as student. The allies gave him later the fitting name "Scarface".
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  448. Mark Felton YOU ARE HANDS DOWN THEE BEST WW2 HISTORIAN ON YOUTUBE. You literally are the continuation of the pure soul of what the original History channel was. No flattery but you and your voice is the true successor to Charlelton Heston narration in my opinion
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  449. and that is why he is a doctor of history, he does the research and presents it to us mortals.
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  450. My father told me of when he was an apprentice bus mechanic in Manchester in the late 50s. He struggled a little with his maths but was helped with his homework by one of the bus depot’s cleaners, a former WW2 Polish soldier known to all as “General Joe”. He’d studied Maths at Warsaw University before the war and had been in the Polish Army. My father asked him how he got his nickname “General Joe”. He explained that he had actually been a Brigadier General in the Polish Cavalry and brought in to work a photograph of himself with his regiment. I never found out his full name but the fact that a Brigadier General was reduced to sweeping the floor in a Manchester bus depot for a living was always a source of profound amazement to me.
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  451. Mark Felton posts a video: well I’m going to pause everything else for the next 12 minutes and learn some history
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  452. I am glad you have not left out the role of Sikorski and his extremely convenient death, even though you’re British. It just goes to show how impartial your work is. Thanks a lot.
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  453. This is history that is seldom told, well done Dr. Felton
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  454. Mark Felton does a better job of teaching history than most teachers I know. Amazing content that we get for free? What a legend. Thank you, Mark.
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  455. I love these documentaries cos they're just the facts. Thats it. Not a stupid reality series. Just the facts. Thank you Mark!
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  456. As some of my fellow history buffs have already stated this is the one we've all been waiting for. Excellent stuff.
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  457. Another great lesson in current history..professor Mark Felton comes through again with another great video!
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  458. Truly audacious. Every Mark Felton Production could be made into a film. Best content on YouTube by far
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  459. Mark’s documentaries: Far better than those on TV!
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  460. Not to be confused with Bundt cake.
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  461. My history teacher asked me if she was a great teacher, I said no, my history teacher is Mark Felton
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  462. My wife is Czech. Her grandfather was a doctor & he tended to many injured partisans. He was eventually arrested for openly criticizing Hitler & was sent to Terezin concentration camp. After around 10 months an SS officers wife became ill & Doctor Spurek was called upon to heal her which he did. The SS officer sought his release as a way of expressing thanks. Years later he was imprisoned again for speaking against communism. He was placed in the infamous Bory prison & later moved elsewhere where he was to spend the next seven years. Life became unbearable for the family with him in prison as when one had a family member in prison the rest of the family were rejected by society & they almost starved. My mother in law, Dr Spurek's daughter is an incredibly generous & soft hearted lady. She's the closest a human being can be to a saint. Difficulties brought the bestr out in her.
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  463. I honestly can't remember the last time I watched such a well made and informative documentary of this length. 90 mins flew by. Top notch stuff.
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  464. A 21 min Mark Felton video! I didn't realise it was Christmas Already! :D Excellent stuff!
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  465. The comment about Mi-17 being able to fly at altitude is an important one. Afghanistan is such a mountainous country that many other helicopters struggle to cross mountain ranges with any payload because of the elevation.
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  466. My aunt was a USAF librarian stationed in Bangkok during the Vietnam War. She would fly into the bases to circulate books, etc. She had a close call once, when she happened to fly into a base right after commandos had infiltrated and blown up a few planes. The story rings true.
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  467. Dr. Felton, recently I had the rare opportunity to go to the Wewelsburg castle. Thank you for your impeccable WWII knowledge and persistence.
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  468. If it wasn't a Felton video I would have been sceptical. Thank you Mark, super impressive work as usual. My favourite channel on youtube, by far.
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  469. Mark Felton uploads, I make a cup of tea and press play. Time for a new adventure in stealthy silent insertions...
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  470. Thank you for not allowing history to be forgotten, or worse, deliberately manipulated to suit a narrative.
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  471. Another snippet of History I had never heard of before. So thank you, Mark Felton.
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  472. Dear Dr. Felton, how can you create a video about a rock without boring people? Great job as always. Thanks.
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  473. Fascinating…..never knew this. Eighty years on, the ripple effects of that immense War are still felt. As always, a great video! 👍🏻
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  474. This is a new one on me. I’m a retired USAF fighter pilot, the son of an 8th Air Force pilot, and have thought I knew a thing or two about the Luftwaffe. I had no idea the Luftwaffe had a two seat trainer version of the BF-109. I have NEVER been disappointed by your mini-documentaries, but this one is especially good‼️ As always backed up with impressive photo evidence. Well Done Dr Felton‼️
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  475. This one surprised me. Never had heard of this before, this is why I fallow you sir.
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  476. Manstein writes about this incident in his book, he was quite concerned as they only had a company strength to protect their HQ and big H
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  477. Mark: Unknown WW2- Modern history Mark's father: Unknown Victorian- Ancient era history Mark's granpa: Unknown pre Big-Bang history
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  478. No obnoxious background music Actual footage Not pushing skillshare or a VPN every 5 minutes Talks like he knows what he's talking about = Best history channel on YouTube
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  479. Mark's abilities to pull obscure stories about WWII out of the depths of history is never in doubt, but by what sort of witchcraft does he manage to find suitable period film footage to go with the stories? I don't know how he does it but he does!
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  480. During a raid in one of the southern provinces of Iraq I came across a scoped K98, all numbers matching, built in Oberndorff in 1943. All eagle swastikas were stamped out (the eagle still visible, but the small swastika punched out) and it had added Hebrew markings. Somehow it made its way to Southern Iraq into the hands of a grizzled local arms dealer. Beautiful rifle with an interesting history. Love your content Mark!
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  481. That entire affair was utterly confusing to understand as a civilian in the US in 1999. Mark Felton has a tendency to keep it straightforward. 👍
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  482. I've seen the ISU-152's in several photos from Chernobyl, and always wondered what they were doing there, but couldn't find an explanation for it, until now. Fascinating story, as always.
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  483. And it's steel there today...
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  484. "The Soviet invasion placed the White Russians in a difficult position", is quite an understatement. Tremendously informative as always Mark, thank you :)
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  485. Mark Felton: the only man who can take a piece of well known history, and find more history in it.
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  486. Once again, a masterpiece
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  487. Dude you're such an inspiration! Real gold standard of history content to aspire to!
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  488. Because of Dr. Felton, I've become obsessed with learning more about Cold War era East and West Germany, especially their militaries.
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  489. I don't get why people are saying they can't wait for the comment sections of this video, everyone I've seen are all courteous and respectful in typical style with your other videos. Very educational and inspirational video as always, Mark Felton!
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  490. Wife: it's time to get up and start our day. Me: just a minute. Mark Felton uploaded a new video.
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  491. Seems like he was motivated by desire to do good, not money. Seems a bit unfair to call him a mercenary. Fascinating story, thanks for telling it.
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  492. Love that you not only make history interesting to listen to, but do the research needed to continue to expand our knowledge of WW2 to new areas/stories
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  493. There is memorial to this in my hometown in Pennsylvania. At a large Polish Catholic church.
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  494. As an American of Korean descent (born in Seoul back in the 90s) and a long-time viewer of your channel, Mark –I'd like to provide my sincere gratitude as I didn't know your grandfather was a Korean War Veteran. As someone who might not be who I am today if the outcome of that conflict was different –to hear he was WIA and among the countless brave men who were sent on behalf of the United Nations to ensure Seoul and the rest of the southern portion of my ancestral homeland was liberated from the yolk of the tyrannical Kim regime. It's a shame that what happened there has gone down all too often as "The Forgotten War." I can only speak for myself when I say I'll never forget when I learned of that tragic war and the sacrifices made by so many including the Brits is something that I truly appreciate. It's one of the reasons (among many others) that I don't take my current life and the privileges I've been able to enjoy for granted as an American. History is more than just words in a book or stories from long ago –it is the passport for mankind and with the benefits that knowledge provides of past events, it is one of the most genuine means to forging a better future and learning from the trials, tribulations, and triumphs. In other words, it is what makes us all who we are for better and worse. At any rate –much appreciated and keep up the excellent work!
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  495. I visited about 5 years ago. An incredible museum with relatively little documentation on the artifacts there. Thanks Dr. Felton for presenting the narrative and timeline so well!
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  496. Mark needs to be the next Secretary of State for Education, he never disappoints with hidden gems of information like this.
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  497. As a military dependent in Spain in 1964, I was living in Sevilla. One day, while standing outdoors, I heard a drone in the distance. It was a combined flight of Doirner bombers, Junker 52's and Me-109's. Shades of WW2.
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  498. Crap I'm late for The Real History Channel!
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  499. "Hitler joined the Red Army in 1940." Words I never thought I'd hear Mark Felton utter 😂You've been a huge inspiration to me since 2018, when I first stumbled upon your videos about the former DDR, which launched a huge personal interest into this somewhat overlooked part of German History! I have some extremely rare footage, as well as the original HD TV broadcasts from the East German Film Archives that I purchased a while ago! I wish you would make more East German videos!
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  500. I am helping a Middle School history teacher by linking your various episodes to various lessons to help these kids who have learning issues, and it helps to clarify history for many of these kids, and it ignites further interest in what they are NOT being taught...thank you Dr. Felton! USAF SECURITY POLICE 1982-1997.
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  501. Hello Mark, I have shared many of your videos with my 90 year old grandfather. He is absolutely enthralled by them, especially the different pictures and video clips you insert that he recognizes. We watch them together on a weekly basis. He's a big fan of Churchill so I'm looking forward to seeing if he's even aware of this attempt on his life! Thank you so much for continuing to put out such consistently fascinating and educational content in the past years.
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  502. If Mark uploaded a 5 hour documentary about watching paint dry I would sit down immediately and watch the whole thing.
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  503. Rumor has it that mr. Felton actually released this video without musical cues but oddly enough those bone chilling sounds suddenly were all over the place. Somebody please call Scooby Doo!!!
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  504. That cat is such a badass walking along to that opening music.
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  505. This quality of documentary leaves nothing to be desired. The only thing the BBC would do to it, would be to lengthen the narrative to 50 minutes and use a high-paid actor to narrate partly on-camera. In essence : cosmetic work.
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  506. Mr Felton you are saying there was Chinese Panzers. Next you will be saying there was Japanese B17s, Tiger 1s and Stukas......oooppsss there was 😯😯😯
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  507. I learn more from these videos than I do from my Uni professors
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  508. Mark Felton's content is better than random alien conspiracies.
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  509. In the mid 1980’s, during his retirement in Florida, I met the highest ranking American POW who had been captured in the North African campaign. He was taken by the Germans to witness the exhumation under the Nazis to prove the prisoners had been killed early on in the war by the Soviets contrary to what the Stalin had said. Just like in this video, he mentioned that there was no wear on their boots and the uniforms were basically new. A career Army officer, he was pulled out of combat in the Korean War and brought before Congress where he was sworn to secrecy. Because I was familiar with the massacre (I had read about it it in the book "Khrushchev Remembers”), he was more than willing to open up and talk to me. We knew for so long yet the truth was repressed for political reasons.
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  510. This is one of the things that makes this channel so great. Common sense tells you that not all Germans would have surrendered when Paulus did, but I have never seen, heard or read any other historical source that even mentioned 11,000 men remaining under arms of their own accord after the surrender. Thanks once again Mark for providing the service of not letting important history be forgotten. As usual, you’re information and presentation are second to none. Best history channel on YouTube.
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  511. A tragic story sensitively and respectfully told. Thanks Mark.
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  512. Mark Felton is one of the few historians i enjoy listening to. He tells interesting short stories about both sides with very little obvious bias.
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  513. Dr Mark Felton is, in my opinion, is the best historian going, interesting, well researched, informative, easy to understand quality YT videos. Absolutely amazing 👍
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  514. I meet Von Braun as a child and had lunch with him and my uncle at Huntsville. Von Braun ate two large cheese burgers that day and loved American fast food. Von Braun was a cheerful smiling man and often had a quirk of in the middle of a conversation sort of to look off to the side and kind of talk to himself to resolve a question. My uncle told me after lunch that despite being a likeable guy never forget that he was a dangerous man as was not completely reformed. As an adult looking back what troubles me most is how a smart likeable guy like Von Braun could live in his own world and not really care who he worked for as long as he got "to play" doing what he loved.
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  515. FYI: with 2.19M subscribers Professor Felton's channel is as large as the French army at the start of WW2 (I was an early volunteer - signed up at 50K)
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  516. Again Mark Felton, you impress! Bravo to you good sir, bravo!
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  517. Mark is a legendary gem among history channels
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  518. Being Dutch, I want to thank you for doing an item on this monster Hanns Albin Rauter or, as one Dutch historian named him, "the Vulture from the Alps"!
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  519. My father, born in 1941 in Brittany (France) used a standard wehrmacht backpack to go hiking and mountaineering !
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  520. Love the firearms content BUT that Liberace line was pure comedy gold.
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  521. This story is one of the most interesting and funny I have seen.
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  522. Since I'm so early, I just wanted to take a second to appreciate Mark and all the amazing content he brings us for free.
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  523. Mark thank you. This is absolutely the finest produced content on the internet in terms of military stories.
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  524. This channel ....about a billion times more worth a damn than the History Channel in the U.S.
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  525. This guy teaches more than my history teacher
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  526. There are lots of World War II channels on YouTube and Mark Felton's stands out because of his crisp diction and steady but pacy delivery. We might have seen the newsreel footage and images elsewhere but Mark with his intriguing research and masterful storytelling creates documentaries which always bring a surprise. Thank you, sir, for your information, education and fascinating viewing.
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  527. Dr. Felton your videos are an oasis in a desert of dull information. You make learning about our collective past a honest treat and I just am grateful we have you and your work. Happy June!
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  528. With the complete lack of accurate history lessons here in the US, I have my kids watch various videos by Mark. As a complete history junkie myself I feel it is critically important the young minds of today understand where we have all come from. At best we are about to enter a new Cold War. Great stuff Mark thank you for sharing.
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  529. History seems to be vanishing more and more from public places. For that reason alone, it makes me happy to see those red mines remain after all that time, and on top of that, they serve a good purpose too! What's not to love!
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  530. As a wee boy, any time we were driving down that way for a family outting, my dad would always point out the area where Hess's plane crashed. As a youngster it was quite exciting to think this part of history had occured so close to home and made me want to read more about it.
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  531. My hometown, Breda (Netherlands), was liberated by the 1st Polish Armoured Division. They were certainly not forgotten here. Many are buried here in the polish warcemetary, including their commanding officer general Maczek. Many also ended staying here after the war, marrying local women and build a new life here rather than returning to newly communist Poland. The local war-memorial is in fact a german panther-tank the polish captured somwhere and put on a pedestal here.
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  532. I've learned so many hidden historic stories thanks to this channel I wouldn't be surprised if one day Mark Felton uploads a video "Tiger Tank at Waterloo" on April 1st and I would still believe it for a few seconds.
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  533. Both were accidents according to the Romanian Ministry of Deffence. You can find info on their website but in Romanian. The aircraft had probably engine faliure after take off, the rescue helicopter had problem with ice that blocked the airflow in the engine. The weather was bad for flying.
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  534. In November, 1969, I was strolling in front of St. Peter's very late at night, just enjoying the quiet and marveling at the fountains, the lights, and Bernini's columns. I thought I might be able to just casually stroll to the right of the Basilica (facing it at the time) and see what was in that area, even thinking at that hour I might be able to see the land area behind it. I was walking by what I think was an old Roman aqueduct to my right and the Basilica to my left and this alley way was getting darker and darker and more narrow. I actually thought I was going to get inside! But I was shocked out of my skin by two Swiss Guards in the dark, standing near a gate i was unknowingly approaching. They had those halberds, and dang! Simultaneously, they CLASHED those two metal blades together and yelled "Halt!". I nearly jumped out of my hide! With a squeaky voice I told them I was just walking. "Sorry!" I made a quick reversal and gave up my quest to sneak into the back way. In the dark, they scared the daylights out of me!!!
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  535. Appreciate the swing your channel has taken during this conflict. I understand the comments about it following the conflict and narrative for clicks but as a long time sub you have really stayed true to your writing style and incorporated history with current events really well. Thank you very much for all of your content. Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
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  536. Great video...as always. Just a comment on a term used in the video. The "Reichsparteitag" mentioned in the video does not mean "Reich Party Day", but rather the "Reich Party Congress". The word Tag in German does mean day, but it can also mean to get together or congress (verb). A Tagung is a conference or congress and this is the meaning used here. To "tag", means to meet or get together. Just thought this might interest some.
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  537. Good morning everyone. For the Americans, it is the 159th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. As always, this is a great documentary, thanks Mark.
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  538. Crazy how your videos feel more like a full production rather than just a YT vid. Thanks for your amazing work!
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  539. You never cease to amaze with these rare and obscure stories from WWII.
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  540. Mark, as a history teacher and enthusiast, you are a treasure.
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  541. Excellent video! I did not know about the fate of Ratzinger's cousin. The generation of adolescent Germans who were just below regular military age in the final years of WWII is known in Germany as “Flakhelfer-Generation” (flakhelper generation).
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  542. Dr. Felton will be 100 and still cranking out videos on topics none of us knew about, guaranteed 😂
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  543. This is better than the history channel ever was.
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  544. It's almost as if Austria annexed Germany! Also, I'm no Nazi apologist but I wish gravemarkers and signage could be left up and in place. These places are of paramount historical importance after all!
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  545. I saw this 109 at the Planes of Fame in 2018. To see it in its original livery, along with the bullet holes and battle damage, was unique and fascinating. I spent more time assessing this 109 than I did any of their other fine aircraft. I say it should remain unrestored.
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  546. Dr Felton never dissapoints.
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  547. While I was in Emilia-Romagna, a few years ago (early 2000's?) a bus of the Italian army with a dozen of Italian soldiers inadvertently crossed the Sanmarinese border, misled by their GPS that did not signal that their itinerary included San Marino. The Sanamarinese gendarmeria intercepted them, disarmed them and kept them into custody until the Italian Minister of Defence issued an official formal apology... We'd never been so close to WW3!
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  548. No fake reporting here with Mark Felton..very accurate reporting and documentation!
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  549. Me: Tries to sleep Mark: no here’s new video Me: worth it
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  550. Too scared to go into the kitchen now.... got a tin of sardines in there.
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  551. Perhaps the worst legacy of this wouldn’t be felt until the 90s, when this operation would cause a major breech in security at MI6.
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  552. I just cant get enough wit your videos it reminds me the old history channel how i miss this kind of documentary thanks mark felton! I salute you.
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  553. "Largely unknown" is right, because I never knew about this! Time to learn something new :)
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  554. Mark felton has got to be one of my favorite historians. All his content is amazing and brilliant. Such obscure and insightful events he teaches us can only be told by Mr felton himself. Much respect to you
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  555. I've learned more about WW2, from Dr. Felton in the last 3-4 years, than I did during my entire time in school! Thank you for the amazing videos!!
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  556. I visited the room in 2007 during a guided, very exclusive tour for Munich history students (usually there are no tours, the university won't even answer requests). The director of the University of Music was so kind to show us around and tell us some interesting stories about the Führerbau's past. The room is today indeed used for regular teaching and music activities. There is no memorial display like a plaque but everybody knows about its past. The door to H.'s private bathroom can still be seen but it is sealed of. I guess behind it everything is ruined and left in decay: the Führerbau was ravaged and looted in the last days of the war, by civilians and by US soldiers. The most famous item damaged from H.'s office was certainly H.'s globe, associated with the scene in "The Great Dictator" where Chaplin plays with it. US soldiers put a bullet hole exactly where Germany is situated, thus making it look blown out of the world. The globe can today be seen in the History Museum of Regensburg. In the basement, which is quite complex with underground corridors to other buildings and full of graffitis from US soldiers from 1945, we were shown "H.'s bathtub" which allegedly had been taken there from his bathroom. The "original dirt edge" of H. could, as our guide joked, still be seen, as well as the fact that it was later used as a toilet (there were some dried out brownish leftovers...), obviously signs of contempt for its former owner. There is of course also a high-grade bunker in the basement which is still intact and a sophisticated storage room for food. During the last months of the war, the Nazis had stored there many valuables, among them stolen works of art, partially from murdered Jewish owners. We were told that Munich civilians looted it (a door was shot open) and took away hundreds of paintings. Our guide jokingly asked as "to look under our grandma's bed" because it was obvious that many paintings were still in private possession in Munich households and were in danger to be thrown away after their late owners passing. Indeed, a few years later many hundreds of paintings were found in Munich and handed over to the state. I mention all of this because it might be of some public interest but please don't bother the University of Music with requests for a tour. I am sure that the university will make its infamous building more open to the public in the future. For now the intention is to prevent it from becoming a memorial place for the Nazi regime.
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  557. Very interesting! The tank at 4:03/4:24/4:46/4:54/4:59 is located at Sophie-Charlotte-Platz in Berlin-Charlottenburg. The Deutsche Bank-building at 4:54 is still existing, I had my office in the 1st floor of the building for 10 years. The building at 4:59 is still existing as well, it is housing a police department.
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  558. There are actually two further Heinkel 111 wrecks on the island of Lundy in the Bristol Channel - very interesting wrecks well worth visiting.
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  559. On the "History Channel" there would be a sasquatch floating on a sea mine waiting for a UFO to take him to Oak Island so it can be reunited with a ghost so they can take treasure to the pawn stars and have Rick tell them $50 is as high as he'll pay.
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  560. That’s this tea time’s entertainment sorted… Milk and one sugar ☕️ 🫖
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  561. Once again, we realize just how complicated the whole story of this war is, and how many facts could have turned out differently. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  562. This channel is cooler than the other side of my pillow
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  563. History springs to life when conveyed through the words of Dr Felton. It's always enlightening when unknown aspects of history are brought to light.
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  564. My father, Private Teklewold Deneke, was a member of the first Kagnew Batalion sent to Korea. He also served in the Congo UN peace keeping mission. And later retired as a lanse corporal in 1973. Proud of Him!
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  565. I am in absolute love with this channel.
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  566. Seriously this channel never stops to amaze me. The sheer volume of "new" information on WW2 is incredible. I use the word "new" because I have never heard much of these details. I'm no WW2 buff, expert or student, but the level of information & ability to craft this into emotive stories is equally impressive. Mark Felton deserves an OBE for his services to modern history. Somebody make this happen.
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  567. Encyclopedia Britannica has been renamed Encyclopedia Felton
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  568. Am I the only one who gets sad knowing the video is about to end? I can’t get enough of Dr. Felton’s videos. It’s like a time machine. If he ever offers a tour through Germany I am so there.
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  569. Its not DDay untill Mark Felton shows up. Top class as ever.
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  570. Always enjoy your work, especially learning about something’s I didn’t know about. Keep up the good work Mark!
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  571. 4:00 Dr. Felton’s impression of Churchill made my day 😂. Keep up the good work!
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  572. I was a first lieutenant in the Republican Guard Shield in the command of the Medina forces, and it was a camp in the city of Essaouira in Kut. Yes, we used these tanks from World War II to deceive the enemy with heat traps so that we could hunt the enemy’s tanks and vehicles, using T72 tank guns, as well as using the Kornet missiles that we obtained. They were attacked in limited numbers and were very influential, as evidenced by the infliction of heavy losses on the enemy south of Nasiriyah. Likewise, there were losses on the enemy of soldiers and vehicles in the west of Nasiriyah.
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  573. It took me like a year to realize Dr. Felton had more than one channel. War Stories with Mark Felton. Check it out if you are unaware.
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  574. Another car of relevance is a Ford Galaxie used by the Queen in 1968 when visiting Chile, she gave it as a gift to the chilean government and it has been used at important ceremonies and as the presidential car up until now.
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  575. "Dear, I was just watching the YouTube and you'll never guess who used to live in our house."
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  576. I’ve been looking forward to this. Dr. Felton has the best history content on YouTube without a doubt.
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  577. As a pilot, i confirm that in such circumstances the line between the sky and ground can be very difficult to distinguish. I completely agree with Herr Felton’s analysis and conclusion.
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  578. She can wait for 14 more minutes
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  579. The insights you display it's nothing short of outstanding history gems.
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  580. I learned more from Felton than I ever did in school
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  581. >had a horrible week >in my down time watched Mark Felton >sad when I ran out of Mark Felton >is watching Mark Felton when I get notification that Mark Felton uploaded a new video. >Does this man ever rest? Thank you Dr. for all your hard work and dedication to something you clearly love. We all over the world appreciate that more than you could ever imagine.
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  582. Plan for self isolation: rewatch all Mark Felton and History Guy episodes. Oh, and Drachinifel. And Forgotten Weapons...and...
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  583. My next door neighbour of 40 years ago, had been a regular army SWO (senior warrant officer) in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. He spent most of the war recovering damaged allied and axis vehicles from battlefields. In the desert campaign of 1942, he managed to "acquire" an abandoned Italian SPA-Viberti AS-42 and got it allocated for his own personal use. He said it was an amazing vehicle for the desert with its huge tyres, 2 x 4 transmission and four wheel steering. He kept it right up until May 1945 in north Italy, when he was seconded to the Palestinian Protectorate Police to be their transport manager and with much regret had to leave his SPA behind.
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  584. I knew it - he’s the man in the high castle
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  585. As a Chinese, thank u so much for telling the world this heroic act of Chinese people during WWII! There are so many heores that emerged during the Japanese invasion of China, and they should definitely be honored by the world for their sacrifices
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  586. As a Czech I can say that in history class our teacher definitely hadn't forgotten to mention this.
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  587. Thanks for another excellent video Mark. I'm an American in his 50s, and have studied WWII as a hobby since a teenager. I always learn something from you. Cheers.
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  588. I want to take you all back to the summer of 1989. My dad was a Deputy Fire Chief for the Fairfax County, Virginia Fire Department. That summer, we as a family went to the International Fire Chiefs Convention in Orlando, Florida. At the convention center, there were several firetrucks and firefighting equipment. Right at the entrance was one of the 4 M113s. (Off hand I don't remember which one, I ll have to dig up the photos) but it was open and my brother and I could go inside. It was the first armored vehicle I ever crawled in. That was our favorite display and stayed in it till the display hall closed and got told ok time to go. Sad face! But I remember dad describing how they were used but never seen the whole set up till now. Thank you Dr Felton for bringing back a fun memory of my childhood (side note also did Disney World for the first time, but the 113 was more fun)
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  589. A few years ago I found the V-mail my dad received while he was in England and Europe during WW2 . I was amazed with the ability to shrink the letters down. I had never heard about this until I found the letters and did some research into the process. It's nice to actually see what the process was like as shown in Mark's video. Another great video.
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  590. I am not sure many people here understand the consequences of these findings. Very competent medical specialists are saying that the female corpse is not Evas. I'm looking forward to the next episode with even greater anticipation. Thanks, Professor.
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  591. The Falklands war was 40 years ago almost to the month. 40 years ago I was 18 but it feels like it was only a couple of years ago, I remember the TV broadcasts about it. Good video as per usual Dr Felton, well researched and a great tribute to the memory of our lads who fell and forever remain on that island.
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  592. Mark Felton, the man, the historian and the legend.....returns with historical goodies
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  593. Just what I needed during this “quarantine”.
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  594. Directives or not, the man certainly earned his Knights Cross, in addtion he could enjoy the fact he won it for saving lives and not taking them. Another good one Dr. Felton! Thanks!
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  595. Interesting use of rubble. Shipping it across the Atlantic Ocean. It was a good way for Bristol to get rid of its rubble. Also for NYC to grow bigger and reclaim land. Mark Felton as usual does an excellent job. Love his videos and have learned a great deal from them as a WW2 history buff.
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  596. I do appreciate that you spoke of the designated British LZ's with "zed" and US LZ's as "Zee".
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  597. This is so weird, my father was talking about this with me earlier today. That's spooky, we rarely talk about the war.
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  598. Dr. Felton this was a fascinating tale. The amount of lost historic stories are unfathomable. Thank you for this. Cheers from Niagara 🇨🇦
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  599. I seen old WW2 weapons when I was in Iraq , one Iraqi police officer had a old Thompson sub machine gun. I even seen a couple of M40s in 07 while I was there. Any weapon with ammo and can fire is used … you don’t need a Roman scribe to figure that out
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  600. Finally a video about the darkest days of my home city, Manila, during WWII. Thank you for featuring this piece of history that not all Filipinos actually have an idea about the severe brutality and the massive destruction it had brought out. Btw, I am an avid fan of your documentaries. More power to you.
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  601. Well done again Your presentation reminds me of the old BBC'S World At War from early seventies.
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  602. Dr Felton giving us historic entertainment is one of my favourite past time. Many thanks and love! ❤
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  603. Not feeling very well today, but all of a sudden I feel a little bit better.
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  604. A Morning is never complete if you don’t watch a Mark Felton Production.
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  605. Dr Felton, as an MD in the research field, it is possible that Cambridge cannot tell you the specimens belong to because they have been anonymised. That means that the records connecting a given specimen number to an actual name have been destroyed or were never provided to them in the first place. Often laboratories get specimens without any personal identification data. Samples may be labelled with origin and subject number but only the research site which interacts with the human subject has the actual name and other identification information for the subject. Only they can link the specimen to a given name and surname. Cambridge may therefore not have access to this and so it would then not be possible for them to tell us whose specimens they house.
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  606. Last I heard it swam all the way to Argentina, spending it's retirement by the beach. The warm weather doing wonders on it's transmission.
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  607. I am an ex Merkava 2 commander, when I joined the IDF in 1989 we still had a whole division of Centurions in operation (Shot D). These marvellous machines carried more shells then our tanks and had higher degree of accuracy hitting the targets with their 105mm main gun. Every year the IDF carried a tank sniper competition, and every year the centurions won.
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  608. My father was a German citizen of Czech origin who had lived in Iran for about 10 years before 1941. He, along with many others, was arrested then and spent 4 years in a POW camp in Australia. Thank you Mark for your succinct video.
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  609. It didn't take a lock down to watch your work whenever it comes to be.
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  610. Still the best history channel on this platform. Thank you MFP!
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  611. I never thought I would say “I’m glad It had a happy ending” on one of your videos Doc
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  612. Two of Mark's books are being turned into Hollywood movies 🎬 Congrats Mark!
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  613. My new favorite thing is to tell people about Dr. Felton and then get the text the next day about how amazing he is.
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  614. My dad served on three ships that where sunk in the Atlantic convoys, was adrift for over 28 days in a life boat after one of the sinking's , signed up as a merchant seaman at 14 years of age. Thankfully he survived the war and died a 94 years of age.
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  615. Ironically there are more pictures of the Sturmtiger than numbers produced. They were very photogenic.
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  616. Damn it, just as I thought I’d learnt everything about WW2 up pops another Felton story 😖
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  617. This story just gets deeper and deeper, Extraordinary! Well done, Dr. Felton!
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  618. Once again. Mark comes up with the best stories.
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  619. Yet another piece of history that has been ignored by many except you Dr. Felton. And Charlie Chaplin was the first I thought off when I saw the title of this video. Thanks again!
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  620. I have a Masters Degree in World History, with my specialty in WW2 the European Theater. I just found your channel a few days ago. I have been binge watching ever since. I just wanted to comment and let you know how much I enjoy your content, it's both informative and entertaining. I look forward to watching more of your videos, and thank you for keeping History alive.
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  621. Admiral Yamamoto has a memorial museum in his hometown in Niigata. Highly likely that it's probably there.
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  622. "It's not very SEXY" Best line I've ever heard a historian say, I love when you provide more commentary rather then just scripted dialogue. Anyways another great video Mark, thank you.
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  623. Absolutely riveting! Nobody does this better than Dr Felton.
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  624. I'm a history buff, especially WW2 and Mark always throws in footage I've never seen. Truly one of the best youtubers.
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  625. Ah, a cup of coffee and a Mark Felton video.
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  626. As a WW2 buff, Mr. Felton's channel is like hitting the motherlode, especially the smaller stories of the war.
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  627. Hi Dr. Felton, Many thanks for this most interesting video. For several years at the end of his life, I was fortunate enough to have been friends with a former U-Boat commander, his wife, and many of his crews. I say crews as he first commanded a Type VIIC, and then a Type XXI. His boat, U-3506, is one of the 3 that remains sunk today in Hamburg's "lost bunker." After his boat was put out of action, he was assigned to Craemer's land anti-tank detachment. That may even be him at the far right of the picture of the 4 officers, with Craemer being 2nd from the left in the leather jacket. He told me that he attacked a British tank with his Panzerfaust and managed to knock one of its tracks off. It stopped the tank's forward movement but also attracted the attention of the gunner in the turret, at which juncture my friend decided that his war was over and he had better places to go. 😊 I have to say that they were all warm, kind, friendly people when I knew them, and it just underscores the futility of war. 😢
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  628. Mark is the only history teacher I will ever listen to on Saturdays!
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  629. Let me provide some info about how the mine threat is handled: -The 9 Aydın class minehunter ships are patrolling in the Black Sea -The 9 Maritime Patrol planes are also patrolling -Added to these, Bayraktar TB2, Anka and Aksungur UAVs are also flying and trying to detect mines. The latter two have received synthetic aperture radars which makes spotting mines easier. The Aksungur UAV, which can stay in the air for 60 hours is of course ideal for this task Upon the spotting of a mine, a minehunter will secure it before Turkish Navy EODs (Sualtı Savunma) will defuse the mine.
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  630. Mark Felton mixing The History Channel with Nat Geo/Animal Planet with this one 😂
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  631. Dr. Felton, the last bastion of historical knowledge in a world of ancient aliens, crab fishing, and storage lockers.
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  632. I've been studying history for 45 years, really digging into it and had never heard of this. Thanks Mark!!
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  633. Ironically, 500 tons per day was also the estimate for the needs of the Stalingrad garrison in late 1942. The Luftwaffe couldn't do that either.
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  634. I Love how Dr. Felton gives The measurements of speed ,distance and height. In two different standards so those of us that use and are used to say ….Mph & ft. can fully understand. Simple small things like that definitely helps big time. It shows that he knows his audience live in many different countries and use different metrics for measurements.
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  635. Thank for posting I didn’t want to go to bed
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  636. Another excellent telling of a story I had never heard before and one I believe many of us who are amateur historians of WWII were never aware. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for your wonderful channel and your devotion to revealing such obscure accounts of what I believe to be the most herculean struggle humanity has here-to-fore been oblivious! Bravo!!! 👍👍👍
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  637. I consider myself a ww1 and ww2 history nerd but Mr. Felton always improves my knowledge ❤️
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  638. I am very impressed with how well done this video is.
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  639. Iva Toguri's roommate at UCLA was a close family friend. I found out about this the day after Iva passed away when it was in the papers. That day the roommates husband came over to visit in the afternoon and told us about the friendship that she had with his wife Rose. From everything that I was told Iva was your typical young American girl. If I am remembering correctly she went to Japan to visit her moms sister before she passed away. This poor girl was a victim of circumstances.
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  640. Being born and raised in Lüneburg, I had a highschool friend who lived in this house. Save to say it is quite thrilling do get wasted in the same room as Himmler died :D
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  641. You've done it again, Doctor Felton! Fascinating attention to detail of a little-known episode delivered in a captivating manner. You are far too good for YouTube!
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  642. When the clickbait title actually isn’t clickbait at all.
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  643. I had a great grandmother from a village near Fraustadt. But I never heard of this incident. Great job 👍
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  644. You are the only historian worth his weight in gold. Mark is the best.
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  645. "Nazis in LA" sounds even more fictitious than "Nazis on the Moon"
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  646. I love your new videos ❤️😘🥰
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  647. As a Ph.D historian and a longtime fan of MF Productions YT channel, I`d like to thank You very much for this film. Although the biographies of gen. Maczek and gen. Sosabowski are very sad and embarrassing for the British and Dutch it was a real pleasure to watch a non-polish-made film about them, especially on such a recognized channel. Please accept my sincere appreciation and thanks for the work you have done.
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  648. I don't think you will ever run out of interesting, unknown WWII stories! Thanks, Mark!
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  649. Who else finds Mark Felton videos to be incredibly interesting? Like make you stay up in the middle of the night just to watch his videos interesting?
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  650. I had a good laugh at your disclaimer at the beginning of the video. But I tend to agree with your deduction of the globe's whereabouts. It makes sense that something like that would be a significant trophy for any of the Allied powers.
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  651. Fascinating from another aspect for me at least. I am a Calcuttan and these tank tests shown were being conducted in Calcutta, as I noticed. Currently very few people would know about such events which happened in our city! Thanks a ton Mark... You rock 🤘🏻
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  652. The winner always write history, that is why people like Mark Felton is so important for us all to understand our legacy. Thank you Mark for all your (neutral) work.
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  653. I sometimes get tired of the same "War Stories" being repeated over and over again. I find the stories here fresh and interesting, and even the stories I've read and seen before are presented with fresh and new insights. Good show.
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  654. I admire how Dr Felton can inform us of controversial remarks made by Winston Churchill in a non-political way. He leaves it up to us to make up our own minds. Also, the impression is excellent.
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  655. I've always enjoyed and appreciated the fact that Dr. Felton always mentions the Canadian contributions when he reviews battles and campaigns. As a Canadian who happens to live just outside of Windsor, Ontario I am aware that our city contributed significantly with production of all kinds of WWII materials and am currently in the process of researching in detail what vehicles may have been built here. Keep up the excellent work and thank you for another splendid video!
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  656. Panzers have been part of China since ancient times
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  657. Another bit of history I had never heard before.
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  658. Another event that I've never even heard about! This channel is absolutely amazing.
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  659. Dr. Felton, I don’t know how you do it but, you NEVER fail to present fascinating and interesting mini docs. Never even seen an average one. All are outstanding. My favorite still remains the one of the East German Boy Scouts training with miniature panzers. The music and sense of humor during your commentary is a riot!
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  660. A minor correction: At 3:04, the name of the Siamese general is actually Pichai Charnyarit, the "Phraya" is basically a feudalistic title that Siam used until 1950s. Otherwise, thanks for covering this obsecure part of the history, doc.
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  661. My mentor at a former job is a very dear friend, and as a life long resident of Dallas Texas, he loved to tell me stories of the town I just moved to. He said that a few decades ago he met an employee of the Texas Department of Education, who just so happened to work on the fifth story of the Texas Schoolbook Depository building. Yes, his office was directly under "that window". My friend asked him what it was like to work there. The employee said, "It's awful. Imagine working at your desk, standing up to take a break, and every time you look out the window, about a dozen strangers are pointing at you."
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  662. I’d never heard of that reloading rocket turret before or seen some of that other footage - thanks Mark!
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  663. I remember when this happened. I was in basic training. Our instructor called about 15 names and we stood up. He said after basic training you guys are selected to work perimeter security at a military base in that region. It woke us up really quick to how we have to always be ready to go to war. Luckily it was a joke but it taught us all alot about being soldiers.
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  664. Dr. Felton, thank you for presenting a piece of history few of us knew about, and for giving credit where it is due. You are the best WWII chronicler of our time.
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  665. Never heard of that. It's obvious why we didn't learn things like that in school. Awesome videos Sir, I'm looking forward to the next interesting stories.
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  666. I was fortunate as a young man to have many elderly customers share their life experiences with me. One fought in the Spanish American war, joined the Navy afterwards and got caught up in the Boxer rebellion. Another was General Pershing's driver, and another customer told me about seeing Queen Victoria' s diamond jubilee as a young boy. He was 93 when he told me. One story that stuck in my mind was a WW2 veteran who washed out as a glider pilot. He felt ashamed of being a failure but admitted that have probably would have been killed at Normandy. I hold each of these stories dear in my memory and glad to have met these men. My advice to young people is to spend a moment to listen to old folks tales. History is being written everyday, but these are the people who lived it. I love this channel as there are so many thoughtful comments.
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  667. I’ve posted this before, but my late wife spent 15 years in South America and you would have a hard time convincing the people down there he died in Berlin
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  668. Americans in the Battle of Berlin? Next you'll be saying there was Japanese Stukas and Tiger tanks. Ooopps. There was 😲. I'll just get my coat Dr Felton.
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  669. Well this just made my afternoon! Dr Felton, you do fantastic work, but this series has been your best so far, the amount of research you did here is inspiring. Thanks for keeping history alive!
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  670. I’m so happy to see this channel almost hit 1 million subs. Been here since day 1. Who else discovered this channel by accident and now love this?
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  671. very nice videos. mich better then 90% of dokumentations on tv.
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  672. Thank you for this Dr. Felton!!!! 100 years has gone by, fast. What have we learned? Nothing it seems which points out the importance of documentaries like these. If we ignore the past we will make the same mistakes again. Watching the world on fire again just proofs it. Today is the 85:th anniversary of the kristallnacht as well, I would like to point out.
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  673. Hello Dr. Felton, an interesting break from World War 2 history. And with launch of Artemis on Saturday very timely as well. Thank you very much for this!
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  674. Thanks to Mark Felton my 70 year old Dad no longer misses the History Channel.
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  675. They thought they were getting a truck load of pork...... What they got was a truck load of pigs.💀
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  676. Mr. Felton your lessons empirically demonstrate how the threads of the past weave our modern tapestry. You elevate my understanding of history. With more like you I hope we can all really integrate the mistakes of the past and be more mindful as a whole. Thank you for your important work.
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  677. My father was in the Auxiliary Fire Service during London's Blitz. He was, otherwise, an industrial chemist working on some sort of classified 'special project' - and therefore not conscripted into the military. He always said that, despite all the honours, awards and offices he collected in later life, his wartime Leading Fireman's stripe was the award that meant most to him.
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  678. My day just significantly improved with a quick history lesson from Dr. Felton! thank you sir for the high quality historical work!
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  679. I do not like the ads but they seem a small price to pay to watch such great videos Keep up the great work Mark
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  680. Mark makes learning fun. Always something new I’d never heard about.
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  681. I love Dr. Mark Felton content. He doesn’t stretch out 4 minutes of rich, yet concise content to 12 minutes to hit that magic 10 minute video ad preference. He just produces a video to fit the content. I can’t stand stretched-out garbage. I never finish it. However, I always hang on every word of a well written Mark Felton video and can better retain the information. Thanks again, sir, for nailing another one!
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  682. In times of war, there are no obsolete things as long as they are useful in one way or other. Great video Dr. Felton!
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  683. I click on Mark Felton and the music starts. Without even realising the whole family spontaniously starts humming the theme and say 'He's watching Mark Felton'.
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  684. Patton: Rommel you magnificent bastard, I read your book. Me: Mark Felton, you magnificent historian, I saw all of your videos.
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  685. The sound effect of Hitler speaking to the operator was enough to make me snort into my meal on the flight I'm on
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  686. Happy Christmas Dr. Felton. If you don't do this work, I suspect it will never get done. So thank you for all your efforts.
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  687. I met a captured german paratrooper in Pembrokeshire around 2008 . I was on a callout to his house for an electrical fault . Spent a couple of hours talking to him and ended up buying a quality german air rifle off him ! Hell of a nice guy .
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  688. Never knew WW2 had an Iranian chapter. Thanks dr Felton!!
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  689. I appreciate this. No one ever discusses animal losses.
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  690. One thing I have noticed throughout all of Felton’s videos is the overwhelming gratitude and kindness shown in the comments. Learning history such as this makes us more grateful for what we have, and what we are. Thanks everyone
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  691. My father lives down the street from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. For those unfamiliar, this is where the military and other foreign countries store surplus aircraft due to the dry climate of the desert. It is truly mind blowing the amount of aircraft parked there and should be visited by any military aircraft aficionado. If Ukraine needs anything, it's parked there.
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  692. You have no idea how much guys like us look up to Mark Felton, absolute king!
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  693. Once again, Dr. Mark Felton shows us a side of history that time has forgotten.
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  694. Dr. F is probably one of the few sources I'd trust to be honest about modern conflict. Thanks for all your work!
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  695. Dr. Felton, thank you for recognizing my fellow Marines who went before me to lay down their life’s in the defense of freedom. I salute you my good man. (Marine Corps 1988-1992)
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  696. Dear Dr. Felton, I study WW2 since 50 years. This I did not know. So thanks a lot for those details....logical when you think about it today. Thanks again
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  697. I used to work with a guy who was part of the “recovery team”. He was an army HGV driver. He spent 4 weeks driving a lorry filled with art treasures and personal objects from the castle to various other castles. Some was even brought back to the UK and taken, he believed to Buckingham Palace and other Royal residences in Britain. It might be a secret that was never written down, but it was talked about by those involved. Neither did they object or complain! It was seen as a cushy posting. No combat, decent surroundings, no night work and a chance to pocket the odd trinket to sell on and make a few bob. Interesting story, well told. Thank you.
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  698. Believe it or not... as a child, I learned about the Fritz X in of all things... a Sgt. Rock comic book! In some issues they would have one or two pages devoted just to unique weapons of WW2.
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  699. My Grandfather, a 98 year-old Market Garden vet., being one.
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  700. I always love the music at the beginning of each episode.
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  701. Another awesome film Mark!
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  702. My father was a mile away when the bomb was dropped and was having a shave in preparation for going out...The bang from the bomb was so bone-crunchingly loud he not only cut himself but found himself thrown to the floor! Great video as usual Mark!
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  703. Making a pointless glamorous sounding title to a mundane job complete with giving him a Union Jack bowtie is the most British thing ever. I approve.
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  704. I knew it. As soon as I heard about the Chicoms lastest exploits, I knew Mr. Felton would make a Japanese incendiary ballons video.
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  705. Is there no end to the talent, dedication and effort that Dr Felton brings us? Thank-you, for yet another fascinating new story, for myself at least.
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  706. As a tanker, when we were going into Iraq, we were informed that there was a possibility that we might be engaging our own equipment since the Iraqis had been sold not only some World War II equipment, but M113’s, and other more modern equipment.
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  707. So Grandpa, what did you do in the Navy? Well sonny, I was deep in a Beaver!
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  708. It doesn't matter how many times I've heard some of these stories but when it's a Dr. Felton video I get so excited to watch it!
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  709. Thank-you Dr Felton for keeping the memories alive of all the brave men and women 🙏💐🇬🇧🇨🇦🇺🇲
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  710. Thank you so much Dr. Felton for providing us with this content. One of my clients was a Ukrainian teenager who was conscripted by the Nazis for labor. He told me that the Russians starved them and the Germans used them like work horses. He was able to escape to America just in time to fight in the Korean War. He was a little guy, maybe 5'5" in height, but had a giant heart. So proud to have known him. My heart bleeds for these poor people in the Ukraine.
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  711. If Mark's lifestyle suddenly changes we'll have a pretty good idea which historian figured out where the loot was. Also, I thought "get out of Dodge" was an American-only expression?
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  712. As a Dutchman, with a hudge respect and gratitude for these men and the Polish soldiers, I loved this episode. Thank you for shinning the spotlight on the Poles, the often forgotten heroes.
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  713. Learned something more about the Bulge action. Thanx Dr. Felton.
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  714. His knowledge, his voice, his accuracy, never a dull moment with Mr. Felton
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  715. For the very best in history programming, choose Mark Felton Productions.
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  716. Thank you Mark for all the years you’ve delivered top quality material. Your greatly appreciated.
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  717. Why doesn't Mark have his own show on the History Channel or Discovery?!?!? This is so much better than the slop on there now!
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  718. I’m pretty sure I’ve learnt more from Mark then all my years at school doing History...
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  719. I live in this area on the belgian side, and I often pass Kesternich with my motorbike. I never knew this. And whenever I drive there in future, I will have this in my mind. Thank you!
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  720. I remember learning that much of the land used for the expansion of Logan Airport in Boston was based on British war rubble. While I always assumed Logan Airport was not unique, this is the first time I have seen the process documented elsewhere. Thanks for the video!
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  721. Another tale of Tigers and a celebration of Centurions. Who better to tell us than Mark Felton.
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  722. Trivia: The heir to the Princely House of Lichtenstein recently married the eldest daughter of the younger brother of the Duke of Bavaria. By a long and rather convoluted family history this has created a union between the Royal Family of Lichtenstein and the heirs to the Jacobite succession. Their son, Prince Joseph Wenzel of Liechtenstein, is both second in line to that country's throne as heir apparent after his father, and also in direct line of succession to the Jacobite claims to the thrones of the Three Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
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  723. OMG I had no idea we had such a high level of hostile interaction with the Swiss! Great information, as always👍
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  724. The staff are doing incredible work preserving the uniforms. They all look new. Amazing.
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  725. I’m laughing that Spielberg made 4 Tigers in case of mechanical failure- I guess he learned his lesson from Jaws
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  726. As a Bosnian, I am very grateful that you told this long forgotten story Mark!
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  727. Dr. Felton never fails to entertain and teach us.
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  728. My wife and I were fortunate to meet Ms. Toguri in Chicago in the late 1980’s. As I recall, she owned a mercantile store where my wife purchased some art. She was a delightful lady.
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  729. Just when you thought Quarantine was gonna be boring and Mark Felton gives you a free premium vehicle? Remaining Indoors has never been as fun!
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  730. It's that time where we can all get together and listen to our man Mark serenade us with historical tidbits. One of my favorite times of the day.
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  731. This guy's clickbait is better than 90% of other youtubers and he actually doesn't lie.. Bravo 👏
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  732. As a lifelong firearms afficionado, I really enjoy these little snippets of firearms history. The guns made between the wars seem to have the same beauty as the cars and airplanes made during those years.
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  733. My father - God rest him, would have loved this He was a member of this regiment. His squadron went ashore on D DAY plus 6 ( ad ate inscribed on my mothers heart! It was she who told me. The oother ranks were originally (during it's prwar terroitorial days mostly London taxi drivers. My Dad was from Liverpool and got drafted. He was slightly irritated from time to time when stories of battles were told on TV or in books and mentioned only famous regiments, overlooking utfits like the Inns Of Court. It didn't matter to him but it was an irritation si thank you Mark. One entire troop (I think) was lost when its' landing craft capsized and tragically evreyone drowned! They had just been transferred en masse to the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards so the loss is recorded in ther records.Again Thank you Mark Felton I wish my Dad could've seen this.
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  734. Me learning too many D-Day stuff:Guess that is all about this topic Mark Felton Productions: Oh no you didn't
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  735. Respect to Mark for daring to bring this up. Thank you Mr. Felton.
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  736. I'm so grateful to have Mark pumping out this great content, its certainly better than anything on TV
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  737. I'd start a TV broadcasting company just to give Dr Felton his own station
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  738. The online history teacher that never fails to deliver us quality content on stories we have never heard of. Keep it up!
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  739. Dr. Felton, I am somewhat of a casual history buff, with WW2 being one of my favorite subjects. But it is crazy how many stories you have presented that I have not even remotely heard of. Thank you for your effort.
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  740. Mark, I'm a Yank Soldier and loyal follower watching from Germany. You've essentially guided my historical exploration of Europe while we've been stationed here. Thanks for your great historical lessons... love the channel!
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  741. Mark Felton the one man history machine. Putting the History Channel of old to shame
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  742. I work at a gas station and I saw a very stout looking old man come in one day. He asked for gas on one of the pumps, and a pack of cigarettes (yes, he still smokes!). He was wearing a World War II veteran hat, and I was shocked to still see one alive, especially in my home town. I asked him the next time he came in what theatre and which branch he served in - the gentleman served from 1943 to 1945 in the US Navy and served in the Battle for Okinawa. He said he was 97. I haven't seen him in a few weeks, but next time I see him, I hope to get to ask him more questions and learn the secrets to getting away with being a smoker at his age lol!
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  743. Mark, as an American, I would like to thank you for covering this topic. I can always count on you to avoid sensationalism when giving an analysis on such things, and your astute dedication to historical events like this is appreciated. Thank you sir. Cheers to you.
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  744. This is a nice war story were nobody dies and everybody gets home for tea and medals
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  745. What a way to spend lunchtime; sardines on toast, cup of tea & Mark Felton sharing tales of daring woman dodging the Ruskies 💪
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  746. The...Churchill...Impression... I can't breathe for laughing so hard
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  747. Fascinating Vietnam War topic. I knew nothing of these reports!
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  748. Dr Felton, if you are ever up in Edinburgh, there are a couple of midget submarines at the beach by Aberlady just east of Edinburgh that you can walk right up to at low tide. It’s a very nice walk through a bird reserve to get there too. Thanks again for another fascinating video!
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  749. My mother, uncle and grandmother were under that. House collapsed, grandmother hospitalised for a year, children rescued by my grandfather, both traumatised. The echoes are still there, my 97 year old aunt remembers the devastation of the area. My mother's description of seeing her Dad coming to get her through the collapsed bedroom window haunt me still. The rescuers had been walking over my grandmother, lying under the rubble, for several hours before she was found.
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  750. A security guard at one of my jobs 25 years ago was in the Korean War. He recovered tanks damaged in battle. He said he still had nightmares of what he saw inside the tanks. You don't have to be in "battle" to have PTSD. I have so much respect for ANY soldier.
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  751. I remember when you "only" had about 100.000 subs and now you're nearly at 700.000. I'm glad to see that your hiqh quality content pays off :)
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  752. I’m not even a full minute in, but I can already tell this is going to be a good one mark.
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  753. I’m still saying, show these in classrooms around the world!
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  754. During the 1980's changeover of the US military from the .45 auto to the Beretta 9mm I met and had a conversation with a US Marine armorer. He told me some South Korean officers were visiting his shop and were inspecting the new 9mm when one asked "What are you going to do with the .45's?" When the Marine said he didn't know the Korean officer said "We'll take them!"
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  755. I've never witnessed a Mark Felton Halloween special before, that was a bloody hoot!!!!
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  756. It is quite amazing that local folks still care for the plots. Many Americans (WWII) are buried in foreign lands & I am so thankful that they are not forgotten & their final resting place is still cared for. Thank you
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  757. Every time I hear that intro music, I know something fascinating is on its way 📚
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  758. “You probably wouldn’t believe me” - sorry Mark but based on your previous content I WOULD believe you!!!!
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  759. Good to see you covering this Dr Felton. As an Iraqi, i have heard this story in various anecdotes throughout my life. To understand it from a reliable historian like yourself made me very happy indeed!
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  760. This is why I watch your videos. True, unbiased WW2 history. You don't sugarcoat anything or blow things out of proportion. You simply tell it the way it actually happened.
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  761. Marks channel is one of the few i actually watch the adverts fully , he deserves that cheddar.
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  762. As a hungarian I am proud to have my country featured in a Mark Felton video
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  763. If it's not you, possibly we would never know these stories and details. I really like your documentaries...
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  764. Mark Felton could give a lecture on a time share scheme in the Arctic circle and I'd still buy a ticket. Really enjoy your channel, one of my favorites 👍
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  765. I'm sitting here a bit dumbfounded. I met and had my picture taken with Beate Uhse at 1 of her shops in Frankfurt on the late 80's. I still have the photo. I had no idea of her wartime exploits until i watched this.
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  766. Me… Incredibly bored Dr Felton… “Want to hear about Himler‘s pistols?” Me… “Yes… Yes, I do!“
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  767. This was hilarious! A scale model Japanese built King Tiger tank with a drill?! I never heard of this before. Brilliantly sold and well done. Thanks, Mark.
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  768. My uncle was there and helped the Australians. He was born in Southern Lebanon and at the outbreak of the war went to Palestine and lied about his age. He dug trenches, carried stuff for the Australians and came with them when they "liberated" Lebanon. After the war he went to Australia and because he could prove that he was in the Australian Army he got the citizenship.
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  769. As an Argentinean guy, I like the intellectually honest way in which you tell the story. Also, you start by providing some necessary context. Your speak very clearly as well. Great work Sir!
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  770. Dr. Mark's 5 years of dedication is admirable, appreciate all the hard work and research you do
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  771. Mark Felton: "King Tigers and The Battle of Kassel" History Channel: "Bigfoot - Elusive Primate or Nazi Secret Weapon?"
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  772. This is the speciality of Mark, digging up rarely known stories, pictures and films, of these apparently long forgotten actions during WWII. This is what appeals to us followers of his channel....:)
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  773. My grandfather (Major CJ Black) was in charge of the radar battery from the Isle of Sheppey to Dover. I remember him telling this story when I was young. However, the way he told it the batteries being buzzed were aware of what the Zeppelin was doing and systematically just turned off the radar so there would be no signal to pick up. Either way we know the enemy didn’t get what they wanted from the exercise.
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  774. I can't believe that I have actually flown on a C-47 and stepped foot into many flyable versions of these aircraft. Man am I getting old!!! Great video Mark!
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  775. 28 likes 1 minute after upload, good job Mr. Felton!
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  776. Most underated historical genius in world history, Mark Felton. Its high time the world embraces this fine gentleman.
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  777. This channel is by far one of the best I've seen. Not just YouTube but anywhere. The knowledge you provide of mostly unknown, yet very significant events that took place, it's content and production is second to none...
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  778. I watched the Ep.2 yesterday around the same time and commented I couldn't wait for Ep.3 - thinking it would be another month. And now this notification pops up! This is brilliant! I guess episode 4 will close this series. Are you considering doing more of this type of videos in the future? Brilliant work Dr. Felton!
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  779. I couldn't help but chuckle at that ad, talking about historical warships while there are demon ghost ships and catapults in the background. Nice video on the frogmen though.
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  780. Thank you Dr Felton for putting this episode into context of 1945 and not through our lense of 2024.
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  781. A new Felton vid with my morning coffee. Life is good today.
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  782. Mark Felton's channel is what history classes in school are suppose to be, I'm turning 16 soon and never was much of a history buff (Especially ww2) until I found marks channel when i was about 14. I swear even with the darkest topics he still manages to make me feel comfortable and interested, love ya Mr Felton
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  783. About a year ago I found a shirt at the goodwill that says "U-505 Captured 1944" I wear it all the time. When I saw this video title I got excited!
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  784. Thank You very much for, again, bringing Polish history closer to the international audience, and, again, thank You for your historically accurate and excellently detailed and informative historical feast :)
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  785. I remember when some people objected because there was "too much WW2 stuff on History Channel". Are you happy now?! Thanks for Dr Felton and his awesome videos, the light shines on!
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  786. Living merely 5-10 min by foot from the memorial, it is mind boggling to see these footage. It is almost surreal as to how calm it is nowadays, if not normally busy with tourists, it is almost difficult to believe that it's the same place.
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  787. Dude you need a series on history ch where they are actually talking about history you re the best
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  788. Moral of the story: never work late.
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  789. No doubt the SAS efforts saved lives and enabled the Normandy landings to be that much more successful. Great video, Mark.
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  790. I'm not a civil engineer, but as a corrosion engineer, I see this idea as particularly stupid. You are right that if the helmets result in air pockets, the road could suffer subsidence as the helmets corrode, break, and no longer offer support over the air pockets. If they were to flatten the helmets so that no air pockets existed, the problem would be the opposite. As moisture reached the helmets and caused corrosion, the corrosion products would likely take more volume than the original steel had. That would cause expansion and likely cause cracking of surrounding concrete. Eventually, iron oxide might work as well as any other rock as a road base, but using nickel-steel in this role is a waste of good steel. Steel is great for reinforcing concrete, but steps need to be taken to reduce degradation of the steel. I'd want to see this good steel melted down and used in more appropriate ways.
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  791. My father served in the US Army in Germany in the 1950's. He stated that all the Germans that were in the janitorial service at his Kaserne in Frankfurt wore old Wehrmacht uniforms as their working clothes.
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  792. So amazing how they dropped chocolate bars with tiny parachutes for those kids,it's unbelievable. I absolutely loved the vid, thanks Mark.
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  793. Another day another interesting topic. This channel is gold.
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  794. My mother was a refugee in Tehran during the war, a Polish refugee from a Siberian camp. Her parents are likely buried there in the Polish cemetery.
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  795. Interesting item and fun fact - I'm Colombian-American and my dad was in the shipping business in NY. Whenever South Korean ships would come to port, he would be invariable invited to attend their events. When Korean crews came to our home for dinner, they viewed my parents with awe and respect. Later on my Dad explained to me about Colombia's involvement in the Korean War. Later when I joined the US Army, it was fascinating to the Korean battle After Action Reports (AARs) and them describing in detail how Colombian units fought on Ol' Baldy. - And on the 50th Anniversary/commeration of the Korean War...Buses in South Korea had signs that said "Thank You"in the languages of the UN forces, and yes in some buses the word "GRACIAS"was written...As always DR. Mark Felton knocks it out of the ball park!
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  796. It is never lost on me how "men of the common people" absolutely love and require luxury. Sidebar...a case of the lurgy? I hope that it's not similar to what my grandma called "the creeping no good". As always, great episode Dr. Felton, well done. Cheers from the States.
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  797. My mother witnessed the attack on Grimsby in 1943 and spoke about the effects and what she saw that day- a woman caught in the explosion of a bomb in her room which killed her and the paralysing effects of the munitions. Indeed a boy was killed after the war by one such bomb when he found one in an over grown area. A video Mark which has personal resonance for me and very well and informatively presented.
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  798. On a field exercise north of Kaiserslautern in 1989 I spotted a farmers milk cart with SdKfz 251 roadwheels. No one else in my platoon even noticed the historical relevance, I stood along the cattle fence close enough to read the words Continental printed on the wheel rubber.
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  799. Regardless of how you feel about Iran or their government, the fact they've managed to keep these in the air for this long is impressive.
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  800. Not many people today realise just how important the Cavity Magnetron was, developed by two scientists in Birmingham.
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  801. Respect to all the fallen of d day and those who fought and survived
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  802. It's basically a rule at this point. The second you see a Mark Felton video you click on it. No questions asked
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  803. Mark Felton as always proving himself to be the history channel we all want to be!
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  804. Fun fact: the Thai greeting "sawadeeka" is the same root as swastika, wishing you prosperity
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  805. So interesting. That's why I love this channel. Dr. Felton gives just enough information so the layman can understand instead of getting lost.
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  806. Some years ago, my young daughter was playing on the public beach at West Bay in Dorset UK, when she ran into a very rusty Second World War iron spike, that had once supported a roll of barbed wire. A previous strong tide had exposed some poorly cleared defences. Her leg was torn open revealing about 3 inches of bone. It was a nasty injury. I took her to the nearest hospital only to find that the Accident and Emergency Department had been 'budget cut' and was now completely closed. A big detour was then necessary. I later tried to open a legal claim for her injury (she still has problems due to it) and found that that part of the shoreline was The Crown Estate, and of you guessed it - I couldn't sue The Crown. I've since realised that the Ministry of Defence just dumps or abandons it's old shite when it has done with it. It's everywhere!
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  807. I love many history channels in Youtube, but this one in particular, because I always learn something completely new, some interesting nuance, or sth, that other channels haven't covered. Gives new perspectives
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  808. Fantasticly interesting and unknown part of history - at least to me.
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  809. After watching various documentaries such as The World At War and The Nazis: A Warning From History and World War Two In Colour (to name but a few) as well as numerous fact-based films about WWII, I thought I knew all there was to know about WWII, but Mark teaches me something new almost every time, impressive.
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  810. As a Pole, I thank you for highlighting this massacre to rest of the world.
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  811. Fun fact: the woman on the picture at 2:44 is Jadwiga Piłsudska, daughter of marshal Józef Piłsudski :)
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  812. Dr. Felton, I can tell You that Isoroku Yamamoto's German Cross award is kept by the bereaved family. It's been displayed in Nagaoka Museum long time ago. Currently Yamamoto's only living relative is his grandchild working in japanese theatre.
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  813. My uncle served at Utapao during the war. He was actually present during one of the attacks and heard explosions and gunfire. BUT, he was watching a war movie in the base theater and thought, at first, it was sound effects from the film.
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  814. Hi Mark, I like your History channel, Your explanation is detailed and good
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  815. Excellent research and presentation. The History Channel; tacky reality shows and ancient aliens. Mark is the real deal?
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  816. I knew of this unit. Back in the 90s at Ft. Bragg, we did retro jumps commemorating some of the famous jumps of the Second World War. Several of these gentlemen were in attendance. We talked with them for hours. Fascinating. One in particular was originally in the Triple Nickel, as well as a combat veteran of Korea and Vietnam. Retired a Command Sergeant Major with 30 years in 1972. Great stuff, Dr. Felton.
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  817. The content from this channel is top quality. Thank you Mark.
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  818. Mark posing in historical locations in his intros always goes hard
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  819. This was extremely interesting, thank you. I always wondered what had happened to all the wives and kids. Except on Eva, there are no documentaries about this I could find.
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  820. Does anyone else notice how much information mark can cram into 15 minutes, never ceases to amaze me, and all easily delivered, again pure genius
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  821. Name a better learning Chanel than this one, I’ll wait
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  822. As a retired Army Nurse, I want to thank you for shedding light on the sacrifices made by so many of my sisters in arms. R.I.P. Lt. Whittle.
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  823. It seem like there's almost unlimited amount of things about WW2 Dr. Felton can explain in detail and in addition get film and images about. Really impressive, educating and specially entertaining for those of us with no TV. Thank you, and have a nice weekend everyone! 🙂
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  824. One of the saddest thoughts ever since I was a child is the idea that I'll likely live to see the last of the Greatest Generation pass on. I'm beyond thankful for the projects so many are undertaking to interview those left to immortalize them and their stories. My grandfather who landed on Utah Beach unfortunately passed well before I was born, and the details I know about his service are sadly few and far between. I'm grateful that I now possess his Bronze Star along with the 98k rifle and Walther P38 pistol he brought back, both still functioning. I'd give anything to know the story behind their acquisition.
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  825. Mark is "on fire" in producing these interesting videos !
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  826. As per usual, outstanding research in a presentable and easy to understand format. Excellent work Mark!
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  827. You know its gonna be yet nother amazing video when you hear that iconic intro music. Nobody does documentaries better then Mark Felton. As much as I know about WWII and tanks, I have learnt so much more whislt watching all your videos. Legend mate. Big fan from Australia
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  828. Mark, since I was young, the voices of Laurence Olivier ("World at War") and Charlton Heston were the voices of history. They've now slid over to make room for you. The detail, the research, the precision and the clarity of your documentaries is second to none. I've come to appreciate that your videos are also unique on YouTube because while there are other top-shelf productions made available, yours are almost always accompanied by a fascinating "Comments" section. The stories that your documentaries trigger are a treasure trove of experiences and recollections that are available nowhere else, and would've never been shared if not for your work.
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  829. How on earth you come up with these subjects escapes me. You are a genius. Informative, entertaining, and funny.
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  830. I am a U.S. Marine veteran and I want to say thank you Dr Felton for educating me on a subject that not even the Marine Corps taught me.
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  831. Post 15 mins ago and 75 comments already. This man has an incredible following.
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  832. Me: sees Marks Notification "welp forget whatever i was doing"
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  833. The next door dad in my small southern town was a retired USAF Colonel who piloted a downed B-25. He was taken prisoner by the Germans but managed to escape into Denmark. He was picked up by the Underground and was back in England in six months. He was a cool guy and the Danish Resistance were incredibly brave men and women.
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  834. No conspiracy theories, just forgotten facts. Love the channel
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  835. Isn’t it nice to learn history from someone who cares to pronounce names and cities correctly also no personal feelings just the facts
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  836. Yet another part of the European campaign neglected by many historians. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  837. This is the most accurate and balanced presentation of the events surrounding the use of the Atomic bombs that I have ever found. When I was working on my History Degree, I found out for the first time by doing my own research about the attempted coup to place the Emperor under "house arrest" so as to stop the surrender. What a shock that was as someone who had been an avid student of WW2 history before I pursued my degree. I have read so many modern take on the use of the Atomic bomb and yet never before even a hint of this coup going on behind the scenes. Such an important factor in understanding the necessity of the use of the Bomb and of Russia entering the war with Japan. Thank you for this Mark Felton Productions.
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  838. I was busy procrastinating when this notification came – and all of a sudden I’m no longer wasting time but drinking good coffee and learning from history.
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  839. Just adding a few details: von Kleist carefully prepared his troops for their time in England, they had to attend classes in English history, lifestyle and customs. On the evening of their arrival two german soldiers were send on an unusual mission: they were ordered to go the local pub and have a beer and return without any trouble (which they did)...
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  840. So much more informative than the history channels
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  841. I'm italian and this things are never even mentioned in schools or history channels. Thank you mr Felton
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  842. I went and saw the site of his execution 2 weeks ago. Was very strange that something so historic happened on a quiet street in a tiny village.
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  843. Its wild to pause this video, reading the names and dates only to realize how young these men were. Not much older than boys. Especially compared with what people face today at those ages. During the roaring 20s Heinrich Kaschner would be a teenager. At one point he was just six when the great war ended. Did he think about being a soldier? Did he wonder about retirement someday and think it would be in 1960s or 1970s? What inventions did he imagine? What dreams did he have before 1933 or 1939? But no. He died in a failed war on 8.23.1940. Just shy of 28th birthday.
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  844. My goodness Mark, your content is just absolutely brilliant. I cannot express enough how much I am educated and entertained by what you do.
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  845. With Mark there's always new historical facts to learn!
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  846. a Luftwaffe video again, yay, great as always Mark!
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  847. Thank you so much for compiling all five episodes into one video Dr. Felton!
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  848. I wish Dr. Felton would have been my history professor in college. He makes learning so engrossing. I'm quite the WWII buff, but he never fails to teach me something I didn't know.
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  849. 'The historically challenged', what a banger of a phrase, I am stealing it, thanks Dr. Felton:D
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  850. This is so well researched. I always considered myself to be pretty educated regarding WWII but this channel has proven me wrong. I tune in every time there's a new video. I'm going through a pretty rough patch in my life but these videos help me forget for a bit, and learn new things constantly. Thank you Mark
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  851. I like the way Mark Felton covers historical subjects that are fairly unique. Great stuff.
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  852. “It’s ok, watch Dr. Felton’s new episode then we can go run our errands.” -My wife 😂❤
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  853. A master of history AND comedy! Mark truly is a legend who never fails to entertain
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  854. In august 18th of 1965 Franco responded in a letter to President Johnson that he would not send troops to Vietnam and suggested that he reach an agreement with Ho Chi Minh. In said letter el Caudillo pointed out the following: "I do not know Ho Chi Minh, but because of his history and his efforts to expel the Japanese, first, the Chinese later and the French later, we must give him credit as a patriot, who cannot be left indifferent by the annihilation of Ho Chi Minh. his country. And leaving aside his recognized character as a tough adversary, he could without a doubt be the man of this hour, the one that Vietnam needs." (Barbadilo, P., Eternamente Franco, pp. 259-260)
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  855. The title sounds like it could’ve been written by Han Christian Anderson but it’s not but it is a gem from Dr Mark Felton.
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  856. Me: I need to sleep Mark Felton: uploads Me: Sleep? What's that?
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  857. Mark ALWAYS has something new, some tidbit that fills in the gaps, some perspective that I hadn't seen before.
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  858. Although not available to the public, it’s comforting to know that all these items seem to be well preserved and cared for. Amazing collection.
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  859. Sea Mine charity boxes: From harmful, to helpful.
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  860. This is absolutely fantastic, I've never seen Himmler's death looked into with such detail, and you're the man to do it! Well done, Mark!
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  861. How does it amaze me that you’ve been at this for years and there are still so many stories to tell …. God bless you Mark Felton.
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  862. This is why I love this channel. I'm learning things that otherwise would have been forgotten!
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  863. I'm always impressed by the quality of the presentations you do. The amount of research that you must have been done has to be staggering.
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  864. You really need to get a hold of the people running the "History Channel" and get yourself a show it would be amazing
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  865. The secret document was revealed to be Dr Felton’s Gold YouTube Creator Award!
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  866. "I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter." Immediately thought of this Churchill quote
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  867. Since the History Channel is no longer about history, I have come to rely on Mark and his short films - which are out standing! Thank you Mr Felton, keep up the GREAT work!!
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  868. Mark. Having worked at the Library of Congress for many years… and had retired 20 years ago, this collection was an open secret, but not widely known when I was there. There was no need to discuss it. The Library has open secrets but I probably know only a few. A very interesting place to work. Thanks for your great videos!
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  869. Cheers from Canada
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  870. Sir Humphrey: "Prime Minister, the purpose of our defence policy is not to defend Britain, it is to make people think Britain is defended". Jim Hacker 'Who, the Russians?" Sir H 'No, not the Russians, the British. The Russians know it's not defended!'.
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  871. My father was on the design team for the North Warning System. Two interesting facts: the radars contain no moving parts other than the diesel generators, and the average year-round temperature at the radar sites is -11F (-24C).
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  872. I especially like how Dr. Felton visited the site of the incident, showing "then and now" photos. It's really neat to know that the very fence posts that helped stop the bomber are still there.
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  873. From the dramatic opening music to the details of the final battle , Mark Felton always delivers!
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  874. Hearing that the Polish soldiers going for a pint would salute General Maczek brings tears to my eyes. I'm glad he lived over 100 years and chose to be buried among the men he once commanded. I've said on another video it is a great honor to be buried among your brothers in arms. He didn't deserve the treatment from the governments that had forsaken him.
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  875. All of Mark Felton's work is so carefully researched and done and the quality shows.....great job Mr. Felton
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  876. My grandfather fought alongside Polish troops in Italy and from 1962 he ran a pub on the south coast near a harbour where wood was shipped in from Poland and Russia. Poles drank free of charge in the pub and I remember this clearly from my childhood.
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  877. Who else just clicks like while the opening music is still playing?
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  878. My uncle was in Egypt under Monty, whenever I see footage I always look for him. After which he was on of the first troops to go into Belsen. He survived the war and suffered with nightmares for years due to the later. Thank you for yet another great video.
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  879. Mark is a legend, I extremly respect his degree of expertise. A feeling of joy gets me always when I listen to him tellin stories and is the same joy that I got when I was a kid listening ww2 stories on VHS tapes.. Keep this great work going Mark!!
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  880. Dr. Felton NEVER ceases to deliver top notch work!
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  881. I wish we had a history professor like Mark in our school days.... Thanks for keeping this eagerness to know about history by your videos
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  882. I'm gonna miss being able to click on Dr. Felton videos as soon as they post once I go back to work. It has truly helped me through my medical leave. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  883. Thank you for greatly reducing my ignorance of Iranian history 1930s-1953.
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  884. Just when you think Mark can’t POSSIBLY find more footage or produce new stories...BOOM!
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  885. When you hear that intro, you know you’re in for an absolute History / knowledge bomb 🤙
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  886. Dr. Felton is everything the History Channel should have been.
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  887. Mark, your content is so compelling, well researched and fantastically delivered. Thanks for giving your time to create these priceless stories.
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  888. I had heard of beforehand what happened to the general, but not those disturbing details of how it came to be in the end. Those last few minutes were quite sad, in a way. Another excellent video. This was probably my favorite video of yours highlighting those of higher command.
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  889. Mark Felton never disappoints.
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  890. Does anyone else click the "thumbs up" button before watching the video.
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  891. Thank you for this one, Dr. Felton. Looking at all the things that contributed to the rise and fall of Adolf Hitler is a fascinating hobby.
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  892. I’ve said it before, but I have a minor in history, I grew up with a father who fought in WWII and who read constantly about the war and whose books I also read. I’d thought I knew a lot about WWII, but I have never watched one of Mark’s videos without learning something. I just wish my dad could have lived to watch these videos - he would have loved them. Thanks Mark!
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  893. I think Mark is the only British person who pays attention how to pronounce words in other languages than just English. ❤😂
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  894. The standout feature of this channel is how well researched every photo, every video, every quote from a historical fiqure is. Just amazing.
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  895. I really enjoy history. Your commentary and look at these events is wonderful.
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  896. Mark is out with a new video. The man who is the gold standard for teaching history.
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  897. The 'Fliegerhorst Grove', one of the primary German airbases in Denmark, particularly nightfighters. It is still in use today, today being called Airport/Danish Airforce Base Karup. To whom it may concern. A Dane.
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  898. This is amazing, I'd love to hear you talk more about the real aspects of fictional settings.
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  899. My late nan was in the WAAF in London. She worked as a clerk and eventually was one of those ladies that moved the markers around on the maps they used to have in the command centers. She cut a fine figure in her uniform. Cheers Mark.
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  900. I was listening to the "real dictator" podcast today. I was pleasantly surprised to here Mark on as a guest.
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  901. Just a small correction. The soviet union had around 500 kv1's in service on June 22 1941. Not 5000
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  902. I couldn’t resist not watching this IMMEDIATELY
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  903. Dr. Felton, Your dedication to history is unquestioned. Appreciated.
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  904. My hunch is that she was a true believer until the day she died. This was so fascinating that I’m going to go rewatch your piece on the disappearance of Heinrich Müller, the ultimate mystery imo.
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  905. better than the history channel, keep it up my man
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  906. A welcome history lesson this Saturday evening!
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  907. Deep respect for these men. Disgrace how governments treated them. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  908. When we lived in China we traveled to Dandong which is on the border with N Korea. We walked across a bridge which went halfway across the Yalu River, having been destroyed by the US Air force during the Korean War. While the Chinese side was a mixture of businesses and tourism with bus loads of Chinese tourists, the Korean side looked like the set of a post apocalyptic movie. We only saw a few border guards and lots of empty buildings - some of them half finished. Very surreal. While on the bridge a N Korean border guard boat went by and we all waived at each other.
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  909. My great grandfather got a japanese katana sword after the war, he bought it from a soldier stationed in Denmark. I vaguely remember it hanging in the living room at my late grandmother's house, but some 25 years ago it was sold to a private collection because he passed and she needed the money. There are no pictures of it (old pictures faded) and no one alive knows much about it anymore. One can always wonder.
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  910. One piece of Felton Gold was found, it's right here.
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  911. The only way this guy knows so much about history is because he is a time traveler
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  912. I visited East Berlin in 1986. It was a remarkable place. Essentially across the street from West Berlin, yet it could have been on a different continent, and in a different decade.
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  913. As a child, I spent three years of my life living in the Rheinland of Germany. My parents had a contract as a vendor for the US Military. I spent a lot of time playing in some of the old abandoned pill boxes and bunkers on the Rhein. I always find content about this theatre of the world war II especially interesting. Thanks again, for great content Mr Felton.
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  914. Every time I think you will run out of obscure but fascinating stories from World War II you come with another banger of a tale. You are a wonder of a modern historian. At present I am on a visit to Baden Baden and visited Iffezheim yesterday which is in the immediate vicinity of this presentation. Your story could not be more timely for me personally. Thank you.
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  915. When I was probably 12, on my way to a Boy Scout camp out in cape henlopen, DE, my dad and I saw the first tiger tank that was sticky bombed along the side of the highway on a ridge. We stopped on the way home to investigate, and I climbed through the drivers vision slit. The bow machine gun was just a barrel (nothing inside the vehicle) and the main gun was a big air cannon. About the time I realized this tank wasn’t a functioning fighting vehicle, the owner pulled up to the field where the tank was parked, with myself still inside. He was cool about the whole thing, and proceeded to tell us that this was the first of the two tigers seen in the movie. Very cool experience, and now I have a story to tell every time I’m watching the film. Thank you for covering this
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  916. It’s disgusting that the King charges the NHS nearly £1,000,000 per annum to park ambulances. Does he really need that extra £1,000,000? No. He could let the NHS use the land for free but the greed of the establishment never ceases to amaze. Thank you for highlighting this Dr Felton.
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  917. WOW! I live in Nijmegen! I am 16 and have been interested in Nijmegen and history in general. I could tell you everything about my city and the history of my province, Gelderland! If you’d like to see photos and original maps of Nijmegen, you can ask me! Thank you for making this video!
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  918. So much undiscovered history unearthed by Mark Felton...History was never so interesting! Great job bringing current history to the masses!
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  919. Regardless of this firearm's provenance, Dr. Felton, it looks like an exquisite piece of art from that period in time.
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  920. I was stationed in Schweinfurt during the last decade. I passed under some of that iconography everyday. Felt odd sleeping in former Nazi barracks. Thanks for another stellar video, Dr. Felton!
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  921. People: There were no Helicopters in WW2! Mark Felton: Thats where your wrong kiddo, Twice in fact!
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  922. Ah yes nothing as good as Mark Felton history channel
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  923. I have no idea where you get this footage Mark, but you do us all proud. Long may you work and be successful to bring all of this to the world.
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  924. Just when I think I’ve heard all there is to hear about Berlin’s last days in 1945, along comes Mark Felton flinging wide the door revealing a whole warehouse of intrigue, stories, and tantalizing details. Bravo!
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  925. This channel doesn´t stop to amaze me with the always new and interesting pieces of history. Thank you for your work bringing history to the people
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  926. I’m an airplane guy, but did not know this story. Your ability to find overlooked stories is truly amazing. Well done.
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  927. The only disappointment the Japanese Self Defense Forces have with the .50 cal Browning machine gun is it just won't stop Godzilla, even if it can stop just about anything else! Then again, NOTHING can stop Godzilla! Fun video Dr. Felton, as always! Thanks!
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  928. Doesn't matter to me who won, but I noticed Ike's stance. Some purists today would ping him for the "chicken wing" placement of his right arm. This is exactly what folks were taught to do back then (and he is holding the rifle perfectly to standard for the day). It's only been fairly recently that the "chicken wing" was +/- dropped (as in the last 20-30 years). Likely due to the smaller recoil of the modern rifles and less exposure while shooting. Churchill is holding his M1 better by today's standards. As always, a great video!
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  929. This may be confirmation bias on my part but I predict that Dr. Felton will not fail to deliver the good stuff with this video.
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  930. I knew of the Malmady massacre, but had not heard of the Wereth murders. Thanks once again Doctor Felton for shedding some light on this horrible chapter of world history.
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  931. There is a considerable amount of fascinating World War history that would go unnoticed or unknown if not for this channel bringing it to a wider audience. Well done Dr. Felton
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  932. The timing of this couldn't be better. We are covering WWI in my class right now. I showed this to my students and they loved it. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  933. Mark, your history vids of WWII are way better than the History Channel’s. No joke, great stuff without the bull!
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  934. love it that Mark introduces these unknown stories to us
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  935. Dad was in a Sherman tank during that campaign. He called it "Christmas in Hell".😮
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  936. 1st gen USA here. My father was born in Norwich, flew landcaters at 17 y.o. 1939. Mum born in Londonarry, worked at radar plorltting room at 14 y.o.. Dad was transferred to calgary to train Canadian pilots after the war. Ended up in the USA. Nice to see his home town. Thanks.
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  937. You're such a gem Mark, and I love how you can bring history alive so often, and so consistently. Keep up the wonderful work!
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  938. Yet another eye opening documentary by a absolute legend. Highly appreciate these videos mark :). Keep it up.
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  939. Also of note during this battle was the distinguished service of Dr. Ben Salomon, DDS, who was acting as a surgeon due to injuries to the medical officer. Salomon's field hospital was set up immediately behind the front lines and after a Japanese assault was overrun by Japanese infantry. Salomon ordered the wounded to be evacuated and manned a machine gun to provide cover for the retreating medical staff and patients. When the Army retook the position a few days later they found Salomon dead, with dozens of bullet holes and bayonet wounds. They also found 98 dead Japanese soldiers in the proximity of Salomon's machine gun. Salomon was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions.
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  940. A moving collection of images. My grandmother had a German PoW from a local camp (Midlands, UK) allotted to her as she had a decent sized garden to produce food ('Dig For Victory' and all that). He came back to visit in the late 60s which is when I met him ... he had been a despatch rider ('target practice' as he put it) and had promised his God that he would become a pastor if he survived the War, and sure enough he did.
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  941. Dr. Felton, before my father passed he thoroughly enjoyed your videos. I wish you the best of health, as you continue to show that fact and history is usually far more interesting and compelling than fiction.
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  942. I gotta tell you, your opening jingle always brings a smile to my face! It confirms two things: I celebrate being a 66 year old WW2 documentary fan, and that I'm getting the best of the best.
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  943. I was fortunate , as a young man , to know both a German paratrooper, and an Australian soldier who had fought each other at the Corinth Canal. The German had migrated to Australia after the war, and they had become good friends.
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  944. The forgotten or unknown players of history intertwined with the known found out by Dr. Felton. Fascinating! Keep digging Dr. Felton.
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  945. And the new album by Ghetto Panthers featuring Mark Felton is now available.
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  946. I think Mr Felton has been dabbling in the occult. Within seconds of me thinking "I'm bored, surely a Mark Felton video is due soon", a notification appears...
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  947. Red Baron: The Ace of Aces of World War 1 Mark Felton: The Ace of Aces of Online Historians
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  948. Praising you is getting old. Your content though never does!
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  949. Can't wait to see what you will find about Rudolf Hess. Looking forward Dr.
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  950. I recently watched a documentary where Mark Felton was a key historical source. TBH I screamed with joy. Thank you for all of the incredible knowledge you share with us, Mark
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  951. Never realised Dieppe was such a large scale operation, great video as usual.
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  952. So cool to see a historian kill it on YouTube.
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  953. Taking a break during my “essential” work. And I received a notification from the best YouTube history channel. This video has made my break even better. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  954. Looks like Mark Felton visited the wrong Imperial War Museum
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  955. I'm happy to see Mark has retained his sense of humor in spite of the current mood of the world. Another well done, sir
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  956. Thanks for all the hard work in making these outstanding stories educational
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  957. I found seeing Princess Elizabeth shooting quite fascinating. She later became an army mechanic and truck driver. All to show the women of England the Royal women were doing their part for the war effort and encouraging others to take part in the struggle.
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  958. I love this content. Nice history lessons. More than I ever learned in class.
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  959. Dr.Felton, you really are a great historian! I've learned so much about history through your videos. On another topic, which you may have made a video on and I didn't see it, there is a little island off the coast of North Carolina, called Ocracoke Island. There you will find a British cemetery where a few British sailors, during WW2, died and washed ashore. The British government purchased this little plot of land so these sailors could be buried on British soil. The Union Jack flies proudly over these sailors. I love the British and how they honor their fallen.
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  960. Mark Felton does such a good job I'd watch him make a documentary about him making coffee in the morning.
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  961. Thank you Dr. Felton! A new lesson in history is just what I needed.
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  962. Many thanks Dr Felton! The original iron-girder shipyard crane, that had been used to build "Błyskawica", was still preserved when I visited Cowes in 2006 - with great effort of Mr Otton Hulacki, who was a Polish former officer of the Patton army, that settled in England after the war in Newport - the main town of the Isle of Wight. Though the shipyard had been replaced by marinas, the crane was still there. There is a famous painting of fighting "Błyskawica" shooting German planes, moored next to that crane. I am also grateful for footage of rescue action in Cowes as I remember walking down those streets during my visit in England. "Błyskawica" served in active duty in post-war Poland until 1967, when the steam pipeline broke, killing several sailors and then was turned to a musem ship in replacement for another pre-war Polish destroyer ORP "Burza" which was scrapped due to corrosion. Greetings from Szczecin in Poland.
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  963. A German airman was captured Dracote Derbyshire he was found hiding in the chimney of a stately home he was treated well and saw out the remainder of the war in captivity. It’s now a pub with pictures of his capture pretty interesting
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  964. Merry Christmas to you Dr Felton and keep the stories coming love watching them.
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  965. Never thought balloon popping would make for such a gripping tale. Fascinating, thank you Mr Felton
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  966. These programs should be required viewing in our schools.
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  967. Dr. Felton, thank you for this video and the way you set the historical record straight. You are the most honest chronicler of WWll. Glad to see this was not a hit piece.
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  968. The older coins were made of silver, though much less in post WW1 ones and none after 1947. My great uncle was a meter reader in the 40s, and paid for his house swapping the silver coins he took out with base metal ones. A 1920-1947 shilling is worth about £1.25 in silver.
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  969. When I was 10, my neighbours had a huge black Groenendael. One night as I was going back home he got lost in the street. I heard a low growl from like 10m behind me and as I turned around he emerge from the bushes (like in that Harry Potter scene). I was terrified of dogs and when that demon ran at me I just froze, no scream, noting! He was as big as me! Then he started yapping and rolling on the floor, tail wagging like crazy. When the shock was past, I just started crying because he didn't go away until his owner came to "rescue" me. I learned years later that dog is a real teddy bear with childrens and the reason he didn't leave me alone crying was because he wanted to comfort me thinking I was hurt.
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  970. I was going to comment on how remarkable the car looked for being in so many accidents...im glad i finished the video!
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  971. Props to Mark for correctly prenouncing "Liechtenstein" as a native english speaker.
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  972. Oh my god Mark is honestly lindybeige except more concise
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  973. This is one of the few articles talking about the proto-JSDF NPR/National Safety Force. Good job.
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  974. Two Mark uploads in one day? I must be dreaming and let me tell its beautiful.
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  975. At this point, the History Channel's assets should be seized and given to Mark Felton.
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  976. Just when I thought I knew everything about the War, Dr. Felton surprises us with stories like this. Thank you, sir.
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  977. Mr Felton, the Queen wants to know if she can have your autograph when you pick up your Knighthood.
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  978. I am lucky enough to own several original M1 carbines. Low recoil, easy to shoot and very accurate at close range. I'm sure Prime Minister Churchill was the winner that day.
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  979. I was stationed south of the DMZ in 84 at Camp Humphreys (45 TRANS) . We went to full alert , issued real ammunition and I found out how heavy a 50 Cal tripod is. For 2 weeks we defended the airfield and drilled. We practiced chemical warfare defense. My MOS was airframe repair. Thank you for explaining what happened. We were told about a North Korean Cornel coming across the DMZ. That was it. Again , Thank you
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  980. What a coincidence. I am actually visiting Malmedy tommorow. Armed with more knowledge, i can visit these lands and remember the horrid events that transpired here. Thank you Mark for your great work.
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  981. My mother and aunt worked at the laundry in Southfields that did the was used by the German Legation. One day, they were preparing a dress shirt for the wash when they found a pair of gold swastika cuff links still on the sleeves. The links were returned to the Legation and some time later, they received a box of chocolates and some flowers along with a note of thanks from Ribbentrop saying he was grateful to them as the links were a personal gift from Hitler. I wonder whether they ended up in the box at the Austrian hotel…
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  982. My mum visited the church in the 1950s, with her parents. She said exactly the same.... there was a horrible, oppressive feeling and you felt the need to get out.
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  983. Hey Dr Felton thank for this the winter war wasn’t covered very much when I was going through school so thank you for this small in depth explanation of this sometimes forgotten conflict
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  984. What I love is that Mark brings up topics and questions that are facinating, but not something I would think about.
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  985. "Operation Snowman": The most deadly snowball fight in history. Dr. Felton ace as always
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  986. My Mother landed with the first wave at Anzio. Their tent hospital facilities were well marked with red crosses. The Italians and Germans respected the red crosses for the most part. They were in far more danger from short rounds and spent AA shells landing among them. A fair number were killed by "friendly fire.
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  987. Forty one years ago I traveled throughout Paraguay. In the north-western part of the country I found the country to be remarkable in one particular respect. Most towns, populated by Spanish/Hispanic Paraguayans which were laid out with no apparent thought to town planning. Quite the norm for most Argentinian and Paraguayan towns and villages. Then there were the Teutonic influenced small towns and villages. The German influence, culture and language was unmistakable. Chalk and bloody cheese. I plan to visit there again before I die. You should too.
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  988. Mark Felton strikes again!
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  989. As a Canadian I'm wondering why I never learned about this in school... Great piece of history! Thankyou from Vancouver
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  990. No cloak and dagger here just Mark Felton doing his thing and providing us with another unknown gem of a story from the annals of WW2
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  991. Strange fact, I was travelling down layer road in my parents car and drove past that car which was still smoking after the attack, so strangely Mark and myself had probably passed eachother that day
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  992. This has to be the best history channel you should do a video on German women test pilots
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  993. Excellent content as always. Thanks.
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  994. "He was even known, on occasion, to pet Eva Braun's hairy friend" OMG, best line of any of your videos yet! 😂😂
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  995. I love how supportive the community is for this channel, just the little things like addressing him as Dr. If any channel deserves that respect, it’s defiantly this one
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  996. The Tiger concerned is now being disassembled to be restored to full running condition.
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  997. Holy crap! I didn't think this was a thing! This is awesome!
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  998. Mark's historical analysis of the past paves the road to understanding the current sociopolitical phenomena. It would be great if Mark could give his prediction on how our current sociopolitical events will be unfolded in the near future. After all, he is an expert in the field. History should not be just about the past, but present and future. Once again, thank you for your amazing work, Dr. Felton.
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  999. Good video as always! Greetings from Argentina
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  1000. We also had our own lake finds: on28 May 1944, a Bf-109G-6 crashed in Trzebuń Lake, killing its pilot Feldwebel Ernst Pleins. The plane (factory no. 163306) was brand new, having been manufactured on May 11 that year. In 2000, it was raised by "Polskie Orły" Society, restored, and eventually leased to the Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków as a long-term exhibit. I think it might have played in one of the recent films about the 303 Squadron, although it's not airworthy nor is it the type that the Polish pilots fought against in 1940.
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  1001. My grandfather was a truck driver for the US Army on Saipan, 1944-45. He would tell us stories of finding Japanese hiding in the showers, or stealing food, all the way until the war ended.
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  1002. Just in time to eat my meal, also I’m learning a lot more from you than school thx
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  1003. Hey Mark you would love this, my neighbor who is now 101 was in a pantherturm as a gunner and I was just talking to him the other day!
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  1004. My grandfather was one of those Australians… except he was an Englishman who as a 19 year old deserted the merchant marine, jumping ship in Melbourne. Many years later he met my grandmother in rural Victoria. He passed away in 54, my gran moved to tweed heads, where I grew up. There was a room in her house that was filled with photos of him in North Africa and Palestine.
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  1005. One of my father's first posts after boot camp (1942) was guarding the train tunnels at Donner Pass in Truckee, California. He was told they were worried about sabotage of the tunnels shutting down the railroads. He said guarding the tunnels on Donner Pass in snowstorms was not pleasant work, but much better than being in North Africa or the Philippines!
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  1006. WW1 is less documented than WW2 but I can't believe I never saw any pictures of this temporary victory monument before now, thank you Dr Felton
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  1007. I owned a legal one 30 years ago. Also I had a MP40 parts gun. Wish I still had them .They are worth much more now than when I sold them.
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  1008. So great to see how a Hollywood movie influences children in a positive way. Not always accurate, but a great story can have a big impact on future ambitions. It's not hard to imagine that a young Mark Felton was influenced by this like many of us were. Thank you sir for another great story and video!
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  1009. For England, James?? No. For me.
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  1010. Mark, in terms of being an historian, you are a mensch. I cannot watch any other YouTube history channel, without question, without watching your work first. Thank you for making us all aware of the lessons of history and hopefully learning from thereof.
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  1011. We love Mark Felton Productions
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  1012. My father was obsessed with Bormann and his escape from the end he so justly deserved. Of course not so much known in the fifties and sixties so he would have been fascinated by the Dr Felton series of videos. Thanks so much!
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  1013. Merry Christmas, Mark. And the Commonwealth fighters who gave their all, are not forgotten. God Bless them.
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  1014. Mark Felton is his own genre, totally unique on YouTube and completely interesting no matter how long or how short the video.
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  1015. Well, well, I wasn't expecting another edition to this little series! Glad to see it none the less, and it's as well done as ever!
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  1016. I was born in '55 in Frankfurt; as a German scout, I had a Wehrmacht backpack from 1937, German army mess kit, a gas mask container (without mask) for breakables, and other former military gear. It worked perfectly and, since I still have a good part of it, works well today. Leather components exempted; those have become very brittle, by now.
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  1017. Hey Mark, a slight correction. Turkey is not the only NATO member to still use the F-4, as Greece too still has them in active service (an upgraded variant as well)
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  1018. There is no better WW2 historian than Mark Felton.
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  1019. As a Norris, I’m now tearing through my family’s shadowy history. What fascinating information. I’m happy to say I am addicted to this stuff. Thanks Doc, as always.
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  1020. Catering is the most important job!
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  1021. I remember the stories of these defending my home town of Plymouth from RAF Roborough! As a young adult it was the story of my home town during the war which got me engrossed into military history a couple years ago , something which I’m still in love with today!
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  1022. You never disappoint, Dr. Felton! Thanks for a very engaging treatment of this interesting question!
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  1023. Never a dull video with Mark Felton!
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  1024. Dr. Felton turns Himmler's gold into our treasure. Ace as always.
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  1025. Two members of the Gestapo have disliked the video 🤭🤭 Great work as always Mark
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  1026. An important and cool historic event is forgotten and lost for decades Mark Felton:"Not on my watch!!"
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  1027. nearly 20 minutes of more in depth education presented well. Thank you again Dr Felton.
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  1028. When I was stationed on the island of Okinawa in the mid 80's, one day the topic how the battlefield - which was virtually the lower third of the island was cleaned up. This one civilian informed me that the U.S. Military Government - which ran the island after the conclusion of the battle - offered a monetary bounty on any weapon and/or munition item found. The local population, desperate for any type of resource after the devastation of their homeland, were very effective in cleaning the island. Of course, military explosive disposal units were heavily involved in the clean-up effort as well.
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  1029. My Grandfather, a WWII veteran, continued serving in the U.S. Army in the Korean War. I remember him speaking very highly of the Ethiopians, particularly how they didn't leave their casualties behind. I wish I remembered more details of his stories.
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  1030. Everybody just thumbs up Felton videos automatically before they even watch it 🤣
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  1031. Poland on 2 September "My goals are beyond your understanding" Being Polish, this was very surprising to say the least. Thanks for sharing this.
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  1032. You know you have a popular YouTube channel when you start watching, the intro music starts and a complete strangers says " Hey! That's Mark Felton. What's it about? " You both watch it at the same time waiting for checkout in the store.
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  1033. As someone who observed this event first hand, I find it so weird that its on Felton's channel, a super rare achievement unlocked.
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  1034. History will not be forgotten on this channel.
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  1035. As a history teacher I love using Mark Felton in the classroom!
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  1036. I was born in that area. At "de Woeste Hoeve" there is an Inn. It was one of the first things I learned from my parents about WW2. Three years ago I had a coffee at the Inn with my wife. It is a peaceful place but I always remember that a monster was almost executed there and a lot of innocent people died instead. After the war he did not regret anything. Rauter was a demon.
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  1037. Royal Librarian: Hey, so we have been sent to collect a whole bunch of old letters. American Officers: You can’t, we’re in middle of trying to steal the Royal jewels. Russian Spy: You guys don’t mind if I take photographic copies of treason letters yeah? Royalty: So…..can I have my jewels back?
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  1038. i never knew this. I did know the Germans held out for some time in Cherbourg. But not at Dunkirk and not until April 45! Great channel.
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  1039. My father served in the Royal Signals, pigeon service. He went ashore in Operation Torch in Algeria, then in Sicily and finally Italy finishing the war in Klagenfurt Austria. His C.O. Major Andrew Neilson-Hutton wrote a book called Pigeon Lore which covers some "their war". I still have a photo of his favourite pigeon also called Joe which carried the first news of the invasion of Italy back to his army loft on Sicily.
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  1040. We applaud your dedication and research to these nazi historical things and ww2 in general
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  1041. The amount of amazing content you pump out almost every day genuinely amazes me
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  1042. My nan remembered the bombing in Darlaston and lived with minor pieces of shrapnel in her legs until she died in 2018. A few years ago I was working in Witton in Birmingham and workmen discovered a German UXB when they were digging near the Aston Expressway. The Bomb Squad was called in and the area evacuated. I was working just outside the exclusion zone. A day or two later the Army performed a controlled detonation on the bomb just as I was on my lunch break with the windows open. It made me smile that eight decades apart both me and my nan heard the sound of probably the same type of enemy bomb.
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  1043. I remember showing your videos to one of my WW2 veterans a while ago. He loved watching them (I had to really crank up the volume, as he was a combat veteran and hard of hearing). Thank you Mark and congratulations.
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  1044. Starting the day with Mark Felton's excellent historical documentaries. Today is surely a good day :)
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  1045. I have my father's Purple Heart from WWII, plus his Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross, and the oak leaf clusters for the latter two.
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  1046. Mark, i've been avidly watching WWII footage for 48 years. To my amazement You consistently deliver footage that i have never seen before. You also time Your dialogue perfectly with Your imagery. You timed the 4 dramatic stills of Hitler exactly to His speech. Exquisite work! Thank You for proving there is always more to be learned from history !:-)
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  1047. Mark's pronounciation is so good that YouTube's auto generated subtitles get difficult things like names and ranks (e.g. SS-Hauptsturmführer) correct, spelling and all for the most part.
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  1048. I saw this video whilst holding my 1 72 Dragon Sturmtiger so i clicked it immediately. What a coincidence
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  1049. Many Poles made their way to Canada and Toronto has a large population. In the West end of the north of the Garner expressway, there is a lovely little park with a large granite boulder slashed down the center. The park and boulder are dedicated to those slain in the Katyn forest.
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  1050. I'm always wondering why channels on TV don't have the quality Dr. Felton delivers. I'm glad he's on youtube and not a dramatic tv program. Appreciate you!
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  1051. When history is no longer dry and boring ... I wish Mark was my history teacher back in the day. Maybe I actually would have gone to class.
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  1052. I thought they were only in the Pacific theater thats awesome
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  1053. "The first unpleasantness". Nice turn of phrase, Mark.
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  1054. Time for bed. "Mark Felton published a new video!" I don't need sleep.
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  1055. Really excellent as always, Mark. A sidebar story: my mentor as a journalist 30+ years ago was the former head of the Associated Press during the Cold War. In the late 80s, before the fall of the Soviet bloc, he went back to East Germany to do some reporting. As had happened many times before, he was picked up by the Stasi and held for several weeks before being released to the US State Department. He has a photo of himself crossing the border, escorted by a KGB lieutenant colonel. Yep, you guessed it! It’s a much younger Vladimir Putin. You might well ask why my friend merited the attentions of a relatively senior KGB officer. My friend had covered the Bloc for 30 years, and had achieved relationships with the reformers in the Politburo, beginning with Krushchev. That continued through Gorbachev, who removed my friend from Stasi supervision and ordered the KGB to repatriate him.
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  1056. This is peak humour; more, please! We truly don’t deserve ye, Mark Felton.
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  1057. Years ago, one of my coworkers was an Iranian Air Force pilot who fled Iran when the Ayatollah took over. Said he flew F-4 Phantoms. This is such an awesome channel.
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  1058. Thanks for bringing attention to Ukraine Dr. Felton! Your history videos are some of the best content on YouTube. Keep it up!
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  1059. This channel is the best on the Tube.. Well done once again Mr Felton.. Mission accomplished. This message will self destruct.
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  1060. As late as the 1990’s there was still a raised rectangular concrete base that was there on the feldhernnhalle. It was the very bottom concrete pedestal that supported the monument. I know, because as a young US Army officer, I took a photo next to it. When I was next assigned to Germany in 2010, I visited the site and could see they had since chopped the slab off, making the site completely flush to the bottom, matching the other side of the feldhernnhalle. At that point all remnants were erased, although one can still see holes on the side where the German police plaque was attached.
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  1061. The American M/1917 boltaction rifle is still used by the Danish Sirius patrol, with the designation m/53
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  1062. Daddy what did you do at NASA during the war? I was in the NASA Armored Corps, son!
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  1063. Mark it is so important for people to know that learning about history does not have to be a negative thing..you dont have to take anything from your videos other than enjoyment,new knowledge and maybe a greater understanding of why things are what they are..You are admirably neutral and ultra professional...thats why you are heading for a bloody well deserved 1 million subscribers. Congratulations.👍
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  1064. And you thought you knew about DDay. This is history done properly for all those that have an interest in this turbulent period in humanities recent past. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  1065. Phenomenal research, beautiful, simple and to the point presentation, very interesting subject. Thank you Mark.
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  1066. You find the most interesting operations about WWII. I have bookcases full of history books but you continue to surprise me, Mr. Felton. Don’t stop.
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  1067. I love these series where you go into so much detail and look at so many perspectives
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  1068. You might find this funny but as a consequence of Dublin being bombed accidentally by the Luftwaffe, Germany had to pay reparations during the war to Ireland to compensate the damage done to buildings. One of the buildings destroyed was a Synagogue. So while the Nazis were exterminating Jews on the continent Hitler was paying for a new Synagogue to be built on the South Circular Road in Dublin😀😂🤣
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  1069. As a local (I am from Corinth) ,I would like to express my gratitude to Mr Felton ,to such a very informative video!
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  1070. I was domestically deployed to the farthest northern settlement in Canada in 2018, called Tuktoyuktuk. While I was there, I had the opportunity to speak to some Rangers about their rifle preferences. An inuit man (who was a polar bear hunting guide when he wasn't with the rangers) told me that the Colt C19 was vastly inferior to the Lee Enflield. He said that the Enfield never jammed in the cold, could stop a polar bear with one clean shot, and never lost it's zero when you through it in the back of a sled on your snowmobile. Whereas the reverse was not true for the C19. I guess that not all change is progress. Thanks for another fantastic video, Dr. Felton. As we say, on this day, in the great white north: "Happy Thanksgiving"
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  1071. In my school years, I did quite well in history. Had I had immediate access to this channel then, I could have slept through class and aced it! Lol.
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  1072. Peacemaker when he knew he'd burnt his bridges. Thanks for bringing this story to Youtube Dr Felton.
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  1073. I'm not sure what's more amazing about this video - the Churchill impression or how I've never heard of this incident before.
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  1074. Dr. Felton, your research abilities are outstanding and unmatched! It is absolutely amazing you encountered this bit of historical information about King George! Kudos!
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  1075. In the late 80's, I was a history grad student who was simultaneously serving in a National Guard tank unit. One of the classes I took was an oral history class. My chosen project was to interview war vets who served in tank units. Among the people I interviewed was a retired First Sergeant of my tank unit. During the Korean War, he served in an armored unit equipped with Shermans. When he started talking about his military career, he said he actually joined at the tail end of WWII and served in a unit equipped with armored cars in Germany after the German surrender. Though he did not consider himself a WWII vet, he did mention that his unit was involved in mopping up German soldiers who hadn't surrendered.
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  1076. It is astounding Dr. Felton is able to provide such a vast wealth of quality videos reviewing factual history while not mentioning ancient aliens even once. Perhaps the History Channel should take note.
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  1077. If ever a man deserved to have over 1 mil subscribers it is Felton. A living legend.
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  1078. Because of this channel, I became a history major.
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  1079. Also one German victim, Oberwachtmeister der Ordnungspolizei Helmut Seijffards refused to execute 116 dutch hostages at the "De Woeste Hoeve" who had to die after the attemp to kill Hanns Albin Rauter. He was taken prisoner and was executed at the same spot as the 116 dutch hostages. He was burried with them in one grave.
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  1080. History becomes increasingly interesting with Mark Felton.
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  1081. Mark Felton has one of the best historically informative channels on the internet, hell even all media
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  1082. Once again you are doing a amazing job. Mark your work is really impressive as a historian covering recent events providing context that most journalists miss on.
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  1083. Brilliant and excellent timing as I had a few minutes spare to watch immediately today!
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  1084. I Truly Love your Vidoes Mark! Its short but packed with information.
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  1085. I would love to see a similar video about the Kriegsmarine if possible. Thank you for your hard work, research and being an unbiased source, it is very much appreciated.
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  1086. Mark Felton continues to be THE MAN
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  1087. Wise historian say "Tiger, hidden in river" me say "Dr Felton point the way".
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  1088. Mr Felton, we Poles are eternally grateful for what you're doing to give our warriors a worldwide recognition, as they fully deserve it. Also I would like to amend something in your video. 2nd Armored Cavalry Brigade wasn't actually a brigade, nor the Cavalry one, in fact it was 2nd PSK - 2 Pułk Strzelców Konnych- 2nd Mounted Rifles Regiment, which was the first one to be motorised in Polish Army before the outbreak of the war. Thank you and God bless you.
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  1089. Dr. Felton..... always providing knowledge and enjoyment. Thank you Sir.
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  1090. The ending made me laugh; I was not expecting that. Your contributions and content to this platform absolutely deserve support.
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  1091. Mark, for me this has been one of your more poignant presentations. Thank you.
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  1092. Mark Felton always comes up with a new topic.
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  1093. The Albemarle that crashed during training didn't "fly into a mountain". One strange feature of its nosewheel undercarriage (one of the first fitted on British aircraft) was that a large concrete block was fitted inside the aircraft that was held in place by rails on top and bottom - When coming in to land the concrete block would be pulled forward by cables to make sure the aircraft was nose-heavy to keep the aircraft on its nose-wheel on the ground. The Albemarle that crashed had been undergoing maintenance, but the groundcrew doing the job had been given permission to stop work early so they could go on leave. They left the cables to the concrete block disconnected. When the training crew arrived they did not realise the aircraft had been undergoing maintenance and took off with the concrete block still disconnected. The first time the aircraft dipped the concrete block ran forward to its full extent and pushed the aircraft over into a steep dive from which the aircraft could not recover. It smashed into the ground immediately to the north of the crofting village of Fearnan and exploded. Because the groundcrew had left their overalls and work gear in the rear of the aircraft, parts of which were recovered after the crash, it was initially feared that they had been taken up for a "joy flight" by the training crew and all perished. It was only when they returned from leave that they realised they were still alive. See the report of the incident on the Flight safety website (the aircraft's registration number was P1503). There is a whole article about the crash on the Fearnan Village association website.
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  1094. Wow! A celebrity endorsement from Winston himself! Now how can you beat that? Winston my attack Basset Hound is VERY impressed! Great video Dr. Felton, I had no idea Sir Winston had such an arsenal at his disposal!
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  1095. The kitsch jump-scare sound effects in the Halloween episodes are always perfect. Mark definitely enjoys making these at least as much as I enjoy watching them.
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  1096. Yep…my father in law, a Lt.Col. in Patton’s 3rd Army, brought back pistols, swords, daggers and two rifles. One of the rifles was taken off a 14 year old Hitler Youth who had put a bullet through the windshield of his jeep during the last week of the war. His soldiers wanted to shoot the kid but he would not allow it. Instead after disarming him, they gave him a spanking and turned him loose.
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  1097. Mark Felton's programs set the standard for excellence. I appreciate the clarity and insightfulness of his analysis - just the right amount of detail to substantiate his conclusions, written in a style that makes him my favorite story teller. Bravo.
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  1098. Dr. Felton's historical media, and especially his books renewed my interest in becoming a historian. I ordered several of his books when I was in prison and now I am working on my Masters.
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  1099. As a retired Marine and a history buff, I am glad you brought the significant contribution of the Marine in Europe to your channel. The exploits of Col Ortiz in the OSS could be its own video (you did have pictures of him in this video). He was spoke over 10 languages, was born in France, joined the French Foreign Legion in 1939 to fight the Nazis. Escaped via Lisbon and when the US. Joined the Marines was commissioned and served with the OSS in Europe. He had numerous covert missions in occupied France and earned 2 Navy Crosses amoung many other decorations. An unsung hero of the Marine Corps and deserving of recognition.
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  1100. 0:15 Confirmed: The King watches Mark Felton videos! "By all means, Dr Felton - reproduce whatever documents you see fit if it means more of these fascinating videos! But on one condition - Don't change that introductory music, it really rocks my casbah!"
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  1101. Mark Felton is a superb war historian.
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  1102. My grandpa is alive and doing well. Thanks for posting on Anzac Day Mark
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  1103. Wow, was not expecting that, the way you started your narration I was expecting a traditional ambush or prisoner capture for intel, even when the team discovered the body I was thinking it was the VC being ultra brutal. Thanks for sharing this with us. 👍. Excellent narration to a completely unexpected conclusion. Tx again.
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  1104. Next Mark Felton video: how Hitler’s socks and underwear ended up in Shanghai
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  1105. I thought I knew everything about WW2, then along came Mark Felton, great stuff.
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  1106. This is how to teach history. The topic is interesting and effectively presented.
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  1107. 1990: Discovery Channel 2000: National Geographic 2010: History Channel 2020: Mark Felton Productions
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  1108. An interesting story, Dr Mark. My dad and brother worked for the Baltic Exchange in 1992, when the IRA bombed it, killing their colleague and friend, Tom Casey. I later walked through the shattered remains of the building. It is now the site of the "Gherkin".
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  1109. I'm sorry Dr. Felton, I really should have known this would not be the typical youtube clickbait title. A great video as it turns out!
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  1110. It is seriously ridiculous how much I have learned from Dr. Felton.
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  1111. 1:11 capturing Skoda was a key reason for the German invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1938. It was the 2nd largest armament’s manufacturer in Europe. Krupp was 1st. So this gave them significant additional capacity and capability
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  1112. Dr Felton is simply fascinating
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  1113. It amazes me how you continually are able to produce these fascinating vignettes about little known but important battles of the Allied war effort. Kudos. We Feltonians are lucky to have your work to look forward to every week.
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  1114. Amazing video, I had no idea about this, I knew the Italians were world leaders in small scale underwater operations, but to operate out of a ship within sight of British Naval HQ is amazing
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  1115. The electromechanical controls using the technology of the day must’ve been something to see. Thanks for another interesting chapter of forgotten World War II history.
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  1116. What a real presentation. Simply brilliant.
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  1117. Only YouTube channel where I have post notifications on.
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  1118. My father served in WW2. Stationed in England. He'd be 98 today. He died in 1998. Miss him terribly. He'd tell me stories.
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  1119. Wife: feed the children. It's lunch time. Me: right after I watch a video on how the Falklands war. Did you know the British almost sank the Argentine carrier? Wife: .........
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  1120. Nobody: Literally nobody: Dr. Felton: White Japanese soldiers It literally mind-blowing he knows amazing yet obscure story like this
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  1121. I agree with the scepticism that things will be released, especially those concerning the royals. The government will just tack on even more years when the limit is reached.
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  1122. Brilliant content once again Dr Felton, never a boring or uninteresting topic in these videos. Thank you
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  1123. It is time for YouTube to introduce the "like hit before play" category for this level of production. Another masterpiece!
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  1124. The German second happy time was partially the result of Chief of Naval Operations, American Admiral Ernest King's failure to enact an adequate U Boat defense. He was given advice from the British and he chose to ignore it.
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  1125. Because of me constantly watching these productions, I now constantly have the opening theme running through my head
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  1126. The city of Neuss is completely remodeling the Marina and all ships have to be removed from there for this purpose. The "Pulchra Nussia" can not be moved any longer and has therefore to be scraped at place. The scraping costs are est. at €125.000 and the small marina club has not the money to pay this. The ship is currently under management of the city of Neuss, if not already scrapped. The responsible harbor master is Mr. Wirtz from the town of Neuss.
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  1127. As an Iranian, I would like to thank you for this video. I have been following your channel since 2017 and I enjoy all your productions but whenever the topic is related to Iran, I feel even more excited.
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  1128. The International Union of Royalty...sprayed my coffee on that Dr. Felton. Very droll, well done.
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  1129. You never cease to amaze us all. Your talent for digging up historical war stories is second to none. You keep it factual and entertaining without over dramatising the story.
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  1130. In 1974, I narrowly missed the pillar box bomb outside Houseman's Bookshop in Caledonian Road, London. I had been distracted for about 30 seconds by a shop window in Pentonville Road, which saved my life. Fortunately, no one was even injured in that explosion.
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  1131. I served alongside Georg Friedrich Prinz von Preussen AKA" "Fritz" in the US Army National Guard as he spent a year detailed to us while he was on a Boyer Scholarship (NATO Foriegn Troop Exchange Program) at A Troop 1/104th Cavalry back in the mid 2000's. Extremely nice young man then & I gave him a full city tour of the best & worst neighborhoods of Philly since I was a Philly SWAT cop full time and a Scout in the Guard with him. We had a lot of laughs together & wish him continued success & happiness to my brother from a German mother! Ein Hoch auf dich, mein Waffenbruder!
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  1132. Dr. Felton, you have a gift for finding great obscure military history. Thank you.
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  1133. I just wanna point out that some of the MG3s actually are MG42s, that had some of their parts replaced. The markings on those guns actually show "MG42" with the 42 crossed out and a 3 stamped next to it.
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  1134. Thanks mark for a constant stream of well researched informative videos.
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  1135. My dad was a radio man for the US Army in the Battle of the Bulge. He directed a lot of artillery.
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  1136. The only thing Dr. Felton can't do is disappoint us
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  1137. Mark Felton is the gold standard that all others in the WW2 historical genre seek to emulate. Cheers Mark and thank you for all you do from Atlanta, Ga. 🍻
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  1138. This is turning into some serious British 007 - Indiana Jones level historical research. Thanks
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  1139. As a history lover, especially for WW2 and the Cold War, this channel is amazing! Always learning something new thanks to your videos! Thank you Mark!
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  1140. ❤ to Mark and all of Mark's fans!
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  1141. It's still incredible watching these planes collect water on the go in forest fire season here in BC. Truly massive even today
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  1142. I got to watch the last episode of this series with my GodFather, a longtime WW2 buff, just before he passed from cancer. He loved it. Thanks for posting it in long form.
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  1143. Shoutout to Mark Felton and the History Guy for keeping these bangers coming out. You guys present much better history content than what is broadcast for sure, please keep it up!
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  1144. Anyone doing a cross-country road trip should seriously consider a good several hours at the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene, KS. A truly world-class exhibition that not only documents Eisenhower's life, but an equally impressive WWII Museum. One of the museum's more memorable relics includes a scrap of paper that Eisenhower reportedly wrote the night before the Normandy Invasion, a brief speech that admitted defeat in the event that D-Day failed.
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  1145. As a car fanatic and a person who very much enjoys WWII history, this episode was especially fascinating to me. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  1146. I was in the SADF and fought in Angola in the 80's...All the equipment we captured was east German supplied. .I even have a east German helmet as a souvenir...
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  1147. You know it's a great day when an episode drops!!!
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  1148. 2:08 - Mr Felton, I do believe that this is a polish made licensed copy of the BAR, the Wz. 28. It has an enlarged front grip and the magazine well cover is visible (it pivots outwards and rests in the front grip cutout). I may be wrong, but I have worked with those guns on a couple of occasions (in museums mostly).
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  1149. My grandpop was a polish officer that escaped from Poland in 1939 and wound up later in the R.A.F. Flying bombers with the 301 and 305 bomb group and received the “virtuti militari” from Gen. Sikorski in April of either 1941 or 1942, I can’t remember the exact year right now. But I learned of this tragedy from him.
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  1150. Early bird gets the new Mark Felton video
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  1151. My family was close to the Royal family in Iraq. Here's an interesting story about King Faisal II from my grandmother. She was at a friends birthday party and Crown prince Faisal was invited as well (he was a teenager at the time), he couldn't find a chair and was too shy to sit on the couch next to some girls so found a small foot stool and sat on that! Such was his humility. Till this day my grandmother considers the 14th of July 1958 as the blackest day in Iraq's history which is riddled with black days..Many thanks Dr Felton!
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  1152. As a young person and later when I was in the military we thought Hitler was endlessly devious and surely had a plan B to get out of Berlin. I guess he was too addled to give up and run. Mark your films look like you have a staff of 20 working, researching, editing, writing. You’re a machine. Very good work as always.
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  1153. Great video as always!
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  1154. Me last week: Alright that has to be it, there is no way Mark has even MORE history to share/content to make about WW2...
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  1155. A proper Halloween tale would not be complete without a "case of the willies". Excellent video!
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  1156. I had an uncle, by marriage, who was a Chindit. He died in 1950, aged 35, from various tropical diseases. He spoke of these animals - "No mules, no Chindits."
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  1157. I cannot commend Mark Felton enough for creating these fascinating, very well-produced documentaries. I admire his sober approach and his avoidance of sensationalism when exposing some pretty horrifying history. We will never know all there is to know about Europe during the 1930s and 1940s, but Felton is doing a superb job of bringing facts to light.
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  1158. I'm a simple man. I work, I cook, I sleep, rinse and repeat. The only real excitement to my day is when Mark Felton releases another fantastic video. Thank you Dr!
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  1159. Mel Brooks and Norman Lear are the real deal. Clearing land mines, and 52 combat missions in a B-17 is distinguished service. I knew Brooks saw combat in the Army, but did not know Lear has 5 Air Medals and that he was a B-17 man. That makes him the highest decorated vet in the video. WELL DONE, gentlemen. As always, a very interesting video from Dr. Felton, just the best video historian ever!
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  1160. History Channel : Today we will show you things that have nothing to do with history Mark : Hold my Mutiny!
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  1161. Always a treat to stop by Dr. Felton’s content
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  1162. I wish my ww2 curricullum had been written by Mark Felton. The amount of care to present history in a fair manner is astonishing
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  1163. AGAIN I DID NOT KNOW THE BRITS HAD DONE THIS THANK YOU.
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  1164. Never wait more than a minute before clicking on another one of Mr. Felton's videos Also 17 minutes, oh boy. What did we do to deserve such a blessing? Edit: Excellent work as always Mr. Felton, hopefully one day we'll see a bit more indepth on Operation "Little" Vittles
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  1165. Mark if u read this your a bloody legend gg
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  1166. Mark is a most brilliant narrator. His stories and dedication to research and accuracy are unparalleled. Keep up the great work, Sir. The world needs your voice and historical information.
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  1167. Absolutely love all your work and dedication to keeping our history alive, we thank you Dr.Felton
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  1168. I've been down to Marshall's Beach many times. The whole beach is strewn with massive rocks and boulders, with the sand shifting considerably due to the very strong tides of the Golden Gate. It would not be surprising if there were indeed 1 or 2 other torpedoes trapped by the sand.
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  1169. Agree with Dr. Felton - Where Eagles Dare was a truly excellent WWII action film. One of the very best.
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  1170. I jumped into Normandy 26 years ago for the 50th Anniversary with the Canadian Airborne Regiment. 2 Commando. #2 Port Go! Airborne All the way (Eh)!
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  1171. This channel is a blessing during COVID-19 especially those who are under lockdown and are studying non-stop for exams and cannot go anywhere!
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  1172. Thanks for describing the uniforms in detail, as, being visually impaired, your descriptions help me to make a visual image.
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  1173. Mark, your voice is so well suited to talking about historic events, it literally reminds of WW2 and films. Always great content.
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  1174. When I was assigned to the US Embassy Office in Berlin from 1992-95, we often walked down Wilhelmstrasse to the site of the Chancelery at the corner of Voss Strasse to have lunch at the Chinese/Indonesian restaurant there. At the time, the city was excavating the area and uncovered several former support facilities which had been buried since the war. There were guard barracks, garages, etc. I was not crazy enough to enter these ruins but did manage to enter the road and railroad tunnels under the Tiergarten and Soviet Memorial there, accompanied by city engineers. It was fascinating. At that time, we worked with the city engineers to run a ground radar search for munitions at the site of the old US Embassy on Pariser Platz. Despite rumors, there was no vault containing buried treasure, etc., underground at the old embassy site.
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  1175. "I'll tell you something rather uplifting and a little bit funny." Thank you Mark, the video was a good and wholesome laugh during my lunch break.
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  1176. The backstories of WW2 are woefully absent in history classes Thank you so much for your amazing and important work
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  1177. I remember well when he died. I lived in Topeka, KS. His body was brought home by train to be buried in his boyhood home of Abilene, KS. The train was coming through Topeka in the middle of the night, but my father had served under him and I was determined to pay my respects. As it turned out, I was not alone. A faIr crowd gathered on the station platform. We were all milling about, smoking, talking, drinking coffee from thermos flasks when someone called out 'Here it comes'. Immediately, the crowd fell silent, every man removed his hat, and we all stood at silent attention as the train passed through. I also remember the editorial cartoon by Bill Mauldin the day after he died. It showed a 'Flanders Field' of Crosses, with a whisper passing overhead, 'Pass the word. It's Ike himself'.
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  1178. My mom grew up in The Bronx in the late ‘30 and early ‘40s and knew a guy named Ben Hitler. The family, according to Mom, changed their surname to Hilton.
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  1179. When you mentioned the pilot was towing a target, it reminded me of a story my father told me about during WWII in the Royal Navy he too was firing at a target being towed by an American pilot. The American pilot radioed down saying “Remind those Limeys I’m pulling this target not pushing it”
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  1180. Now this is surprising - I wasn't aware of any female recipients of the Iron Cross. Also, happy Women's History Month.
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  1181. Thanks for acknowledging this part of the Finnish history Mark. As a Finn, many of us draw parallells between the Winter War and the bravery Ukraine shows at this moment in time.
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  1182. I always learn something new from this channel. I've just learned that there is such a thing as a bandfish.
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  1183. I never knew Winston Churchill went there and nearly collapsed while trying to go down to the Feurerbunker. Great job once again, Dr. Felton and many thanks for your videos.
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  1184. I had a nasty brush with the IRS.
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  1185. I used to live in norwich a few years back, and my girlfriend and I went on an expropriation search looking for ww2 bomb sites back then, after we'd managed to get our hands in a map showing the locations of the bombs. Our interest in this subject started after we had realised that our own house on St.Martins Road had been rebuilt in 1948 after it itself had been completed destroyed by German bombs during the war. We went as far as finding pictures if the family that had been killed in the location where our house today stands.
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  1186. Interesting that the MG 42 wasn’t mentioned so I assume it wasn’t in use. As a former owner of an MG 34, I can attest to them being a great gun- when you can keep them running. Their precision machining and tight tolerances worked against their reliability as they got older and inevitably, looser and more worn.
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  1187. As a CCF cadet in the 1960s we used the Lee Enfield 303. They had date stamps on them and some were dated 1914 but these were were not allowed to use on the range.
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  1188. My late father was injured at Dunkirk by a German Potato masher, he was 21. My mother was still picking bits of cordite out of his back right up to when he died at 72!
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  1189. In 2008 I had the opportunity to make an interveview to a Berlin battle veteran. He told me about the diverse of uniforms that were fighting in the streets during the last days. Navy recruits, Air force mechanics, army musicians, political agents, firebombers, policemen and even frenchs, croatians and arabs recruits.
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  1190. Late in the American Civil War, at the Battle of Wauhatchie, a group of Union mules broke from their stable to escape the sound of gunfire. Their charge through the Confederate lines done during the night was thought to be a Union cavalry charge and thwarted a possible Confederate attack. The Union brigade quartermaster actually wrote to General Grant asking that the mules be breveted to horses. Thanks for another educational post, Mark!
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  1191. Although perhaps a logistical screw-up, it is great that such an award still exists. Both for the recognition awarded the person and for the recognition of the award's history. This award should be retained forever in the system. My 97-year-old cousin still treasures his.
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  1192. What a great video. In a world full of cynics and cowards, this was a story worth hearing.
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  1193. As a boy in the 1960s in New York, my mother would tell me stories of King Christian X as her father was Danish and we had family in Copenhagen. The king remains a legend.
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  1194. Mark provides an answer to a question I didn't know I had!
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  1195. Fury had it problems, but one point about the scene with 131: In the extra features of Fury, its shown that for the scenes involving 131, the insurance company and curators would only a allow 131 to drive either straight forward or back on a concrete pad covered by only a small amount of mud on top, with a bunch of other restrictions. The silly driving forward and being flanked by Fury was the best idea the filmakers could come up with considering the restrictions.
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  1196. Most tv documentaries cover ww2 in very broad strokes and today quite often everything is far more sensationalised than what it used to be. This channel is so good for taking ww2 under a microscope and looking at the near endless human stories that exist out there. A true treasure of education
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  1197. No matter how many newsreels that I see, no matter how many books that I have read or will read and no matter how good my imagination may or may not be, I will never know what it was like for those poor people on every side when the bombs started falling... and for all that I am grateful. Thanks for another stellar edition Dr. Felton. Cheers from the States.
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  1198. Interesting video as always. Randomly met Babe Heffron and Bill Guarnere about 17(?) years ago. They were part of a tour along with some cast from BoB visiting bases in Europe. They were just sitting at a cafe on a nice afternoon (we were really surprised no one else had recognized them). All were super great about chatting with us and taking some pics with the kids. Of course we felt very fortunate to meet and thank them.
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  1199. Dr Felton is a national treasure. This man deserves a tv show and or movie. Thank you for all you do for us!
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  1200. The drawback of HM armed forces being dedicated to expeditionary warfare with stronger allies for the last 40 years, we have poor home defences and a gap in ground to air warfare.
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  1201. I love it when non native german speaking people, give the language a good go. Dr. Felton does give it a really good tilt. I can hear that he is not a native speaker but he has achieved a very high degree of proficiency in pronouncing words. I am fluent in german. But i speak the snooty Hoch Deutsch. The english equivalent would be the queens english. In germany the northern people tend to not speak with an accent and speak "clean" german. Nothing is clipped off. No syllable is missed. I really smile when i hear him speak german and it really does bring joy to my heart. It is not an easy language to master.
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  1202. Im glad someone covered the trips. I have an actual m35 bedroll that is marked Lt. Washington (I think, its hard to read) but it also says 555 abn. Makes me kinda proud to know there was actually a connection to something i have relating to an actual unit.
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  1203. Napoleon III's son died in battle in British uniform in the Zulu Wars.
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  1204. As a Pole I wanted to say simple but deep thank You Mark
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  1205. My grandfather met Churchill, King George VI, Eisenhower, Montgomery & Mountbatten on 18 April 1944 when they visited the Fort Henry observation point to witness the live ammunition practice in Studland Bay prior to D-Day.
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  1206. Mark's videos are simply unmatched to anyone on YouTube. He's such a natural talent.
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  1207. I carried a Colt 45 in 1979 and 1980 as a TOW missile gunner while stationed in West Germany, that is until our new Commander decided he didn't like enlisted soldiers carrying the same weapon as his officers. Thanks again Dr Felton!
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  1208. I really enjoy the addition of current events to you great historical presentations. Please keep it up.
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  1209. It is astonishing the amount of information your research has uncovered. You are truly an excellent investigator. Bravo Mark
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  1210. The contents of Hitler's dormant Swiss bank account was taken by the Swiss government in 2016.
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  1211. You have done so much more for the continued prosperity of this most interesting time of our shared history by bringing it to so many listeners. Thank you so much for your work.
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  1212. Douglas Dauntless No. 2106 was recovered from Lake Michigan in the 90's and is today the only surviving aircraft that participated in the Battle of Midway. It's currently at the National Museum of Naval Aviation in Pensacola Florida.
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  1213. Brilliant analysis. I do hope that the current situation serves as a “wake up call” before such a disaster. This reminds me a bit of the book written by U.S. President Kennedy, “While Britain Slept”, which describes Britain’s lack of preparedness during the 1930’s, despite a clear threat represented by Hitler. However, when called to action, there are no people more determined and tough than are those of the U.K.
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  1214. As an Army ROTC cadet at the University of Arizona over 40 years ago, I was part of a select group mentored by a retired general named Smith. On D-Day, he was Captain Smith. He told us that his landing craft hit the beach right alongside another. The other landing craft's ramp fell immediately, and a German machine gun killed everyone inside. Smith's ramp got hung up, and the bullets ricocheted harmlessly off. As the machine gun crew turned their aim elsewhere, the ramp fell and they were out. Wow.
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  1215. I strongly suggest everyone here supports Dr.Felton,may these videos never stop.
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  1216. The recent content related to the ukranian conflict has been fantastic. Thank you, Mark!
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  1217. B.H.Liddell Hart’s the “the Other Side of the Hill” is a great book about Germany’s generals and a must read.
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  1218. My great grandfather served in the 285th Field Artillery Battalion and was in the Ardennes. Thankfully, he was in Company A, and not B. He was awarded 3 Bronze Stars during the war.
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  1219. I absolutely love this.. you pick a topic no one has thought of, that people wouldn’t bother looking into.. and make it more interesting than you’d ever imagine! Top stuff!
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  1220. When I get sick of YouTubes constant BS, I can always turn to Mark Felton Productions for good, high-quality videos, never fails. Good work Mark, keep it up!
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  1221. Yet another certified hood classic
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  1222. I like how Felton presents history in an apolitical manner.
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  1223. Well done! This is yet another reason why understanding history is needed to understand the present and no one better to tell the story than Dr. Felton. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  1224. Mark you are a gentleman and a scholar. Never stop!
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  1225. Absolutely brilliant Mark, another outstanding video.
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  1226. Happy Memorial Day to all our great hero veterans deceased, living, and not yet born.
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  1227. Impeccable timing Dr Felton, i was just talking to my Nan about her time in prefabs shortly after the war, she said she found them very inhabitable and cozy. Thanks for the video.
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  1228. My grandfather, George Bell, was a member of 3rd Squadron, AFC, was there when the Red Baron was shot down. It is fair to say that he collected a souvenir which will be donated to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra along with a cache of his other memorabilia. I have original photographs of the wreckage and the grave along with a copy of the squadron history book called “The Battle Below”. Fascinating story.
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  1229. Also what’s often forgotten is that not only were Christian X of Denmark and Haakon VII of Norway both figureheads of national resistance to Hitler and the Nazis (albeit in different ways) as regards their respective countries; but they were also brothers (both were sons of King Frederik VIII of Denmark)-Haakon VII was of course born Prince Carl of Denmark, and had been elected to the throne of Norway when that country terminated its union with Sweden in 1905.
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  1230. Can you make a vid on the german invasion of The Netherlands? Merry Christmas.
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  1231. I've watched many documentaries regarding the downfall of Japan - this is by far the most concise, factual, and accessible. Well done Mark, superb work.
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  1232. Here in the U.S., there's virtually no outlet to see history like this,which is unfortunate. The German army had some of the most curious weapons. I'm always interested in the videos that Dr. Felton posts. Well done. Cheers from the States.
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  1233. Mark, thank you so much for this video. I am 79, but was 19 in NYC @ Columbia when he was assassinated. I heard screaming from down the hall of our dormitory. The TV big room was full of fellow Nursing Students, crying fiercely. There was Walter Cronkite on the TV. I felt like someone punched me in my heart, & as now, cried a gallon. I loved JFK, and Bobbie. This acre & wonderful memorial I was totally unaware of. That was a fantastic thing England did to honor & remember him by. Thank you England, from bottom of my heart. JFK will never be forgotten on this side of the Atlantic either.
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  1234. Even to this day Roger Moore is still the only man who has made a safari suit look tasteful
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  1235. Finally, something good to watch this evening. Cheers Mark, your No1!
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  1236. You think you know alot about ww2 but Dr Felton finds the dark and dusty corners and always teaches me something new. Thank you .
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  1237. I thought I knew everything about the North African battles. Mark proved me wrong.
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  1238. This is a very fascinating video...as always..great job Mark Felton on bringing history back into the spotlight again!
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  1239. Mark Felton, your content is one of, if not the best WW2 history channel on YT. Thank you for this great content.
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  1240. My Grandfather stated the Hs123 was the original aircraft for the inception of the Sturzkampfgeschwader model as well as the He70 Blitz while he was with I./St.G.165 in Kitzingen in 1936. The He70 Blitz was quickly dropped out of service due to performance was not up to par with the tactical needs which were probably the steep dives. He felt Hubertus Hitschold who pioneered several facets of the dives and tactical assembly used the Hs123 as the test platform. It may even been Hitschold who was commanding St.G 2 by 1939 that had my Grandfather transferred from St.G 77 to St.G2 for a few weeks during the invasion of Poland.
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  1241. The Korean War spans the centuries - the millennia; this year is the seventieth anniversary of its beginning, and it has not ended, given that the fighting ended in an armistice. So much remains to be told of this conflict, and we can trust Dr Mark Felton to tell those stories in a calm, concise and informative manner.
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  1242. Learning history from Dr Felton is like having the finest English Earl Grey tea
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  1243. Dr.Felton you never cease to amaze me , your stories ie: height of the Axis leaders, that is excellent , and all the little personal details about the main players in ww2 is just genius. Thank you
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  1244. Clifton James' flight to Gibraltar was the first time he'd ever flown in a plane, and he'd smuggled half a bottle of brandy on-board to soothe his nerves. When he got off the plane, he was seriously drunk, and they had to hide him till he was as sober as the teetotal Monty would have been!
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  1245. The opel blitz was super common in Europe, after a short break to re build a new factory (the soviets had dismantled and stolen the old one brick-by-brick) it saw production all the way up until 1975 in west Germany, and in fact 1987 under license in the UK by Bedford. (Commonly used as everything from a Fire truck to a light city bus to an ice cream van
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  1246. Mark, you could put as many ads in your videos as you want. They don’t water down the content and support you as a creator. Make that money and keep up the awesome work!
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  1247. You always produce such high quality historical content. Bless you
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  1248. Just hearing Mark’s orchestral opening theme is worth the like.
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  1249. Posted 12 seconds ago and 50 likes and 9 comments!
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  1250. I was living in Birks Grange halls just beside the field where the bomb was found at the time. My room was 60 meters away from it. It was a lockdown so not many students were in but all had to be evacuated and put in hotels for a week. The bomb squad put 40 tonnes of sand and concrete over it. Still it smashed windows, threw mud, and blew the roofs of houses 200 meters away. It was insane seeing the damage. The field is in-between the uni halls and a 24 hour esso. Being students we would make trips to that esso for drinks, cutting diagonally across the field and as I worked out with a friend the bomb would have been right under the path - barley a meter of so below our feet. Thousands of students walked over that each year since it fell and it could have gone off at any point. Great video as always Dr. Felton!!
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  1251. One of my Uncles was a Pathfinder duing that operation. I proudly carried on that tradition serving with the 2/17 Air Cav air assualt in Nam from 1970-72.
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  1252. It's truly surreal to see a generation of people whom we all knew/know as mild mannered in their golden years, so young and vibrant. You could tell she was excited about the recent victory and proud of her service. What an amazing glimpse into the past. As always, thanks for sharing such a great story, Dr. Felton!
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  1253. Another typically fascinating history lesson from Dr. Felton . Thank You .
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  1254. Really interesting Mark, you certainly open boxes of history that no-one else thinks of, I really love your channel, thank you.
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  1255. I've stumbled upon this little place last summer. The Chancellery is connected to a bunker with a tunnel system that leads down to the railway tracks a few 100m away from the building. The exit of the tunnels leads to a old platform that was used to discreetly move guests in and out without anyone noticing.
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  1256. As a Canadian, I owe you a deep Gratitude to make this Truth public. As we can see long overdue.
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  1257. There’s a lot of these history documentary shorts channels on YouTube, but Mark Felton is the only one I’ve come across that really does it right… great job!
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  1258. Once Prof Felton teaches you a never heard of topic, all of a sudden, you think you must have known it all along since it makes so much sense.
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  1259. If my dear old Dad was still with us today, (sadly he passed away in 1993), he would have been 112 yrs young this year, he was a 'Tankie' in the 7th Armoured Div, which later was part of the Eighth Army under Monty serving in North Africa. I can remember like it was yesterday quietly sitting watching the World at War series in the 70's with him, he never once mentioned or spoke to me at any time about him fighting in the war and just to see a glimmer of a tear in his eye every rememberance day was enough for me to know never to ask. He like many others, would have lost a lot of good mates while fighting, but the words I will never forget him saying was "All the heroes never got to come home like the rest of us did". I will say this, I'm very proud and honoured to be called his son and will forever cherish the memories I have of him. Thanks Dad
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  1260. As Pole, I thank You for the video. ❤ Polish soldiers fought on many fronts of WW2 but are often forgotten in Western popular history. Poland - First To Fight! 🛡🇵🇱 Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła! 👑🇵🇱
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  1261. Thanks! I have really enjoyed your videos and learned so many interesting things like the current story. Thanks again Dr. Felton.
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  1262. Another brilliant production, Dr. Felton. I appreciate how you document what would seem to many unimportant side notes of history, but are quite intriguing nonetheless. Thank you again for this video!
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  1263. Yet another piece of history that is a new lesson for me. Much obliged, Dr. Felton!
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  1264. Always amazed at your ability to research these historic events and present them so concisely! Thanks!
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  1265. Fun Fact: The replica Tiger tank was suppose to be in a 2012 Russian movie called Белый тигр (White Tiger) but due to time constraints (the replica was under construction during filming), the scripted Tiger tank was substituted by an mock-up built on an IS tank.
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  1266. To make way for more solid structure? Yet, 80 years later these temporary houses are still going strong and providing a comfortable life for those who live in them. Great episode, as always.
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  1267. Mark this is one amazing piece of history and plot. Your meticulous research and high quality presentation is truly world class.
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  1268. My father was among the dissidents in Budapest. He escaped to Austria but, not before all of his friends that he escaped with were killed by the Soviets. He was captured several times along the way to freedom. Eventually, he emigrated to the USA where he strongly valued our freedoms assured by our constitution until his recent passing.
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  1269. Watched a few of your vids now Mark and am very impressed. After recently finishing The World at War series, these vids are right on par. Great editing with mostly actual if not relevant footage. Currently going through your catalogue 👍🏻
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  1270. During the Gulf War we received thousands of "any soldier mail", as well as mail from love ones. What was interesting was when we received packages that were water stained from sitting out exposed to the wet weather, we didn't care as long as everything was eatable. The postal service did a Great Job!
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  1271. Ah, perfect timing for another high quality history video:) Thank you, Dr. Felton, for helping to peak my curiosity in history
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  1272. Soon as you hear, the music you know it’s gonna a be a good video.
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  1273. Honestly the content you put out is on another level. You answer questions we didn't even know we wanted to ask and make videos we didn't even know we wanted to see. It's always a pleasure watching your content @markfelton!
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  1274. Mg3 still being used by the Homeguard in Norway , I'm one of the soldiers armed with one of these ;)
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  1275. Wow! This story is better than any fiction written, the fact that this actually happened is just amazing! Thank you Dr Felton for another amazing history lesson 😀
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  1276. Another not well publicized military operation from WWII brought to us by the indomitable Dr Felton. Much appreciated.
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  1277. I saw the title to this video and who it was from and just went "Wait, what?" Most of the time when I see something that stops me in my tracks like that, 3 more seconds of looking at it makes me see it for the clickbait it is, but never with the videos put forth by Mark on this channel. Very nice. I truly get things that make me stop dead, which in turn makes me far more likely to listen & learn.
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  1278. You always produce the most fascinating content, and you present it in such a way that it is both academic and entertaining.
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  1279. Not a bad ending video for this decade, Happy new year Mark, hope you keep filling us with knowledge this year too!
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  1280. One think he knows everything... one of Mark Felton's videos fixes that. Have a great day.
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  1281. Lots of stories about airborne operations during D-Day but this is the first I have heard about the Pathfinders. Thanks Mark.
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  1282. Perfect timing Mark, just this afternoon there was a controlled detonation of a SC 250 bomb in Norway. It's also fairly common to find bombs here, and the bomb that was detonated today was found by a farmer who dug it up, presuming it was a rock. He only had second thoughts AFTER he had carried it out of the field and thrown it aside. Lucky man
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  1283. I visited a private collection once that contained Goehring’s wedding sword, several of his daggers, and medals. Like you mentioned the quality is unmistakable. Creepy is an understatement when they’re not behind glass and you can handle them.
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  1284. I thought I knew all about WWII until I started watching this Channel.
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  1285. This episode really points out, how fortunate we are to be living in this time of relative peace … Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 to All and of course to Dr Felton …!
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  1286. Brings back memories while being a Infantryman in Nam '68 we were at Camp Carroll in I Corps near DMZ and the Artillery going out of there towers enemy positions lasted 3 DAYS, used to lift you off your bunker from the concussion. 30 minutes was easy.
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  1287. Mr. Felton, you may not get to read this or see it but, I really enjoy history. Specifically World War 2 history. Your videos keep movitiating me to continue learning about WW2. I really enjoy your short 10-15 min long videos. They are very fascinating! I often binge watch your videos and love every one of them. I'm your #1 fan Mark! -David
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  1288. One of my favorite movies of all time. Clint Eastwood classic. Thank you for sharing this Dr. Felton
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  1289. Best History teacher I have ever had, Professor Mark Felton!!!!
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  1290. I was given a private tour of the Kaisers uniform horde years ago as a Guest Officer just having graduated the Dutch Airborne Officers course. It took over 3 hours...and as a very advanced Militaria collector/dealer myself, my head was spinning for days.
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  1291. As a german i learned here that Goebbels has a brother... captured by Allies... :O This Channel is gold...
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  1292. Can't beleive you are still able to produce so many amazing videos, keep it up 👍
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  1293. How could the history Channel not realize that people love this.... I don't understand how they have fallen so far. Really all of tv has. Thank you Mark Felton I can't get enough of your channel. Both of them are amazing
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  1294. The best historical videos on YouTube hands down. Iconic intro music always slaps.
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  1295. My father a US Marine was a combat engineer, flamethrower in the Pacific at 4 horrific battles. Flamethrowers had 50% casualty rate. Hand to hand combat often in the fight against the Japanese. How he survived I don’t know but he was never the same after the war.
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  1296. My main man Marky Mark starting off my day with some dope stories and smooth voices
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  1297. anyone else like before watching the video because you know it’s going to be a banger
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  1298. The mind boggles at what a treasure trove this channel is. Absolutely brilliant.
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  1299. We all remember the scene in the movie A Bridge Too Far in which the boy Dutch underground spy managed to spot General Walter Model’s standard on Model’s car at Arnhem, tipping off the Allies about Model’s presence at Arnhem ahead of Operation Market Garden.
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  1300. I do not know how he does it, but Dr Felton always comes up with intelligent and entertaining content.
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  1301. The only positive thing about the UK Lockdown is the quick turnaround in new videos by Dr Felton. Thank you, Sir!
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  1302. The best history stories you never knew about.
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  1303. Interesting enough, I saw a lot of old WW1 artillery pieces in Iraq when I did my first tour there with the US Army in 2004. A lot of them were at Ar Rustamiyah, the site of the Iraqi Military Academy. They were in pretty good conditions. The Iraqis do a good job of preserving weapons, vehicles, and equipment from earlier wars.
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  1304. Another day, another great history lesson! Thanks Mark!
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  1305. I'm shaking my head at how well these are researched and presented. Amazing Dr. Felton.
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  1306. She was my first airfix model boat back in the early 70’s, after built she was chosen to advertise airfix models in a toy shop…got a free 24th scale mustang for my troubles 😊
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  1307. Given two million subscribers, this gesture by the curators of Huis Doorn to Dr. Felton has exposed this invaluable treasure to a big audience. You would never see content of such high quality on the History Channel…
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  1308. I'm 68 now living in the US. Growing up in Taiwan under Nationalist, every airplane and war buff knew about this brave story. Unfortunately, it is almost unknown there. Thank you for telling this story.
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  1309. Congratulations on passing 1.5 million subscribers, Dr. Felton!
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  1310. My dad was a Spitfire pilot in WWII. He spoke very little of his experiences and I never saw any ribbons or medals. The joystick from his last plane however was uncermoniously stored in the garden shed after he was demobbed. Us kids played air battles with it. He supported Churchill and the only time I ever witnessed him visibly moved was watching Churchill's funeral on our little black and white telly. Oh, he used to joke that his official air force photo in his RAF uniform said he felt like a "bus conductor" in it but that the bus conductors did a far more important job than him. I loved that about him. I appreciate the illumination of these facts. With power comes generous benefits it would appear.
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  1311. I’ve seen footage and picture of her many times, but it’s nice to finally put a voice to her face. I’m glad she fulfilled her dream of becoming a teacher. What an inspiration.
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  1312. I'm in Drvar right now visiting family and Tito's cave is a massive tourist attraction here. Its a pain to climb up there though.
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  1313. This is an insightful review of world history not available in textbooks
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  1314. It seemed to take you ages to get to 1 million subscribers and a couple of month to get to 1.5 million. This the best channel on youtube!
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  1315. Was never aware that the pilot died in the crash. Thanks again Mark for the wonderful videos. Please keep them coming!
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  1316. As an American I didn’t know any of this, so Dr Mark Felton hits another home run! Thank you sir. 😄🇺🇸
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  1317. I see a notification for mark Felton i click. And as churchill said the battle of the Atlantic is the only thing that kept him awake at night. And with the capture of the u boat by hms bulldog alan turing and his colleagues could start to break the German naval enigma codes
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  1318. Mark, can you also discuss Yamashita's treasures in one of your future videos? That story never gets old in my native Philippines.
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  1319. In 2017 I was privileged to visit Normandy with RAF veteran LAC David Teacher who landed on Juno Beach with No.2 Beach Squadron as a vehicle fitter tasked with returning water-logged RAF vehicles back to service and getting them off the beach. He was later attached to the RAF Regiment serving with these armoured car units during the Bulge operation in December 1944, and later witnessed first hand the horror of Bergen-Belsen. Thankyou for bringing their story to a wider audience Mark.
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  1320. THIS is what an actual historian does
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  1321. What! :D Never heard about it as a Hungarian Regards to Mr. Felton!
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  1322. The Butterfly bomb made an appearance in the 1979 WW2 TV drama 'Danger UXB.' One of the viewers realised that he had one in his loft. He thought it was just some wartime shrapnel that his father had collected.
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  1323. Condolences to the families and comrades in arms of the lost air crews. RIP Thank you, Dr. Felton, for sharing this news with us.
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  1324. Mark Felton? Aww yesss Proper history
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  1325. It’s really mind blowing how much history about ww2 is hidden or never spoken about. Thank you for sharing all of this information with us Dr. Felton, you’re a real treasure!
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  1326. If this is a new series, I’m very excited.
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  1327. LOL! That’s a great new opening picture 😂
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  1328. Two of my great uncles were part of the team responsible for using the Bofors for blowing up the carelessly placed charges. Although Kiwi's they were of Irish extraction & we somewhat renowned for their short tempers, they managed to have a right royal fistfight with some German Paratroopers & they escaped to Crete where they were almost caught by the Germans as they had snuck into a wine cellar for some 'complimentary' samples when a German patrol arrived with the same thing in mind. The end result was a wine cellar bar brawl (This was what my Great Uncles noted it as in their diaries). As neither side wanted to fire a shot to destroy the wine it again resulted in a fistfight. My Great Uncles scarpered away with their precious 'complimentary' wine samples & a captured German Paratroop officer whom they had tried to immobilize by dropping a chair over his head & Immobilize him they did as the wicker type seat had gone over his helmet & the frame of the chair had dropped down to a point where German Paratroop Officer could not move his arms, so they perhaps somewhat naively decided that they'd take him with them. According to their diaries, once back at their camp they all got suitably lubricated (Including their captured German). They were mentioned in despatches. They were eventually evacuated to Egypt & fought in North Africa & Italy. Both of these rascals survived the war & managed to keep in touch with their former prisoner after the war.
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  1329. A 60 minute video by Dr. Felton on WWII? Like the History Channel of old! It's going to be a good day.
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  1330. Best channel on the YouTube TV
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  1331. I like many of my age in Britain, remember WWII first hand at the hands of German bombers, V1s and V2s. My grandfather was in WWI in the trenches and my father was in the RAF during WWII. I remember lying in bed in the blackout and hearing German aircraft and doodlebugs going over the house and getting a cut knee when narrowly missed by a V2. Later after the war, I once dated an ATS girl.
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  1332. Dr. Mark Felton, the man, the historian and the legend is back...to grace us with another history lesson.
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  1333. There were a few of these in the Iraqi Air Force as well. What was left of them were parked on the "Lakeside" area of Al Taquddum. It was fun to poke around on them.
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  1334. Dr Felton my best wishes for 2023! Another excellent analysis for that historical moment and subject. ! Great work.!
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  1335. Been to this place many times as a kid. Thought it was just a cool abandoned building didn’t learn the reality until much later.
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  1336. When I was working on HS1 in Ebbsfleet (as an archaeologist) we were told that if we found an object that looked like a fire extinguisher, but with a point STOP and call a manager who would call the Bomb Disposal to take a look.
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  1337. My grandfather was given a Japanese sword after saving a young Japanese boy from drowning in Sasebo harbor during the occupation. I have the sword today.
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  1338. It’s kind of honestly sad I haven’t heard of SAARF before. It should be remembered, not forgotten.
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  1339. The introduction of a Rolls Royce was because the Royal Air Force gave one as a wedding present to the Princess Elizabeth and The Duke of Edinburgh. Up until then Daimlers where used by the Royal Family. There is also a Royal Car Collection at the City's Transport Museum here in Coventry.
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  1340. Imagine being a drunken teenager, waking up with a hangover to find one of these mines, sitting in the corner of the bedroom, next to the three garden gnomes and a police traffic cone.
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  1341. As a Colombian myself I didn’t know these important facts about the decorations in the Korean war. Thank you Mark!!
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  1342. Dr. Felton never ceases to amaze me. Keep up the awesome work.
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  1343. More quality content from Mark: Informative and a wee bit emotional, reminding us that WW2 was only yesterday in the great scheme of things... My old Dad would have turned 99 this year and had fought in WW2. His parents were both killed in the Clydebank blitz here in Scotland as they bombed the shipbuilders on the Clyde... Weirdly, 70 years later, in 2012, a flat I moved into overlooked the remains of John Brown Shipyards, and a couple of hundred yards from where my grandparents had been killed... Thanks again Mark, thought provoking stuff....🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍
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  1344. The amount of information you've just released on this vid is mind-blowing. I'm quite happy on receiving all of it!
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  1345. My old landlord was a deep sea diver. He found a WW2 training plane in the ocean off the coast of Southern California near Los Angeles. He managed to get the engine and propeller to his property where it still stands.
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  1346. I remember going into the Airport whilst in Kosovo as I needed a nato travel order as my passport had ran out. We needed to pass through the Russian contingent to get to the part where the UK contingent was. When we came through the gate, they stopped us and immediately started to haggle with us for certain pieces of our equipment like boot's and smocks etc. We were offered world war 2 medals and all sorts of stuff. They were cold worn out and no doubt short on supplies. You kind of felt sorry for the ruskies as you could tell they were up against it. Looking back I wish I had stuff to trade just for the memorabilia.
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  1347. Since it’s 77 years since Arnhem, there’s Myrtle the ‘Parachick’ chicken and dropped with Lt. Glover. Unfortunately the chicken was KIA on September 19th and given a military burial
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  1348. I was at Otterburn with the cadets when the Deal Barracks bomb went off. The camp was put on alert and that night there was a flurry of activity, after somebody reported suspicious activity on the car park. Our intruder turned out to be a sheep.
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  1349. My father was with the 27th infantry division on Saipan. Bless the men who fought in WWII!
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  1350. "Babe wake up Mark Felton Uploaded"
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  1351. Thanks Mark for relaying this information to us. In all my 66 years on this Earth and all of the WWII history that I know about; I had not heard of this.
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  1352. Yes another great vid to get me through quarantine
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  1353. "...you might think that I'm not quite the full shilling." - as a Texan, it's more like "not quite the full clip." As a proud American who loves his history, thank you for teaching me yet another thing I did not know about my country, Mr Felton! Cheers brother 🍻
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  1354. Dr. Felton always comes up with the most interesting series’ to watch 😁
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  1355. Just when you think this guy's vids can't get any better.....this happens.....
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  1356. Bro... I was litterly just reading stuff on Quora about Hitler VS Napoleon, and that was after I got done reading through a part of my Napoleon biography. That's crazy.
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  1357. Such a class story! It's a never ending learning cycle from Dr Felton!
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  1358. A most well presented and expertly delivered article. Your obviously in-depth research is always skilfully constructed into a thought-provoking yet entertaining whole. Thanks again Mark.
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  1359. I have learned so much by watching this channel. I recommend it to all my friends who have an interest in History based on fact and without prejudice. My background is in Science and I always made it a point to study History of technology for human achievement. There are certainly gray areas that are uncovered by studying war as well. Thank you in earnest Dr. Felton.
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  1360. Thank you Mark for bringing attention to my country Lebanon. I hope we will someday know peace.
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  1361. Dr. Felton posts a banger once again. Will this man ever stop? I hope not!
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  1362. Mark Felton. The Best History Teacher Ever!!!
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  1363. always blows me away with mark felton content, such a brilliant well executed man. Love your content, keep it up!
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  1364. "I love the smell of 'mark felton's tea and crumpets' in the morning." "..smell like victory." Col Keelgore
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  1365. Thank you for reminding that event - very few historians even know about it and you have provided much data. There were more Polish attacks on German territory in 1939 - four more in East Prussia where cavalry forces took some prisoners and even a major attack with forces of two cavalry brigades was planned on the 4th of September, but was cancelled by higher command. In all cases the idea was to get some intel, rise morale and test soldiers in combat.
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  1366. Interesting to hear more and more stories related to acts of kindness and civil decency during the madness of WWII. Thanks to Dr Felton for bringing this one to a new light.
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  1367. Oh man this was funny, never expected to laugh so hard at mark's same serious tone and storytelling style he has in every other video, happy new year indeed Mr Felton, brought a smile on my rough 2020 start
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  1368. I have seen a TON of your videos, but I have to admit that this was probably your most powerful and poignant one yet.
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  1369. You know I can't ever be annoyed with the paid sponsors, it pays the bills for these awesome videos!
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  1370. Your films remind me very much of The World at War. Superb quality.
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  1371. So far this episode about Hitler has the most innuendos per minute, well done Mark 🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  1372. My father flew F-105's into North Vietnam early in the war. He told me they feared the sam's more than the enemy fighters, although he did say they could be just as nasty. His best friend was shot down by a sam, my father had a close call against a Mig 19 but thankfully he was able to turn an burn back to base.
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  1373. Several years ago I was working for an Unmanned Underwater Vehicle company. We were doing a demo for the Royal Navy with a new side scan sonar. You could hear the gasp when we found one of these. Ended up shutting down the port for a day or two while EOD dealt with it. The Royal Navy continues to use these UUV's to this day.
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  1374. Stop everything! Another fascinating vignette to give top priority now!
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  1375. I used to live close to the museum that has the Göring collection in Krakow, so I have been there countless times. It’s fascinating to see a plane and know that this is the only one in the world! Edit: I didn’t live in the museum.
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  1376. As usual, Dr. Mark Felton, blowing my brains out with knowledge!
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  1377. You’d best believe I’d drop whatever I’m doing to watch this
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  1378. Was literally just browsing Mark Felton's channel to see if he had uploaded anything and then 0.1 seconds later, I get this notification lol. Cheers for the fantastic videos, Dr. Felton
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  1379. Felton - King of WWII documentaries.
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  1380. Really enjoy your content mark. These events should not be forgotten.
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  1381. From famous assassinations to record breaking aircraft, we Felton Fanatics are never disappointed. Great job Mark.
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  1382. My great-aunt went to school with Ms. Dietrich in Berlin, beginning with kindergarten. My relative told me that she began kindergarten late, arriving after classes were already underway. She remembered seeing the future actress for the first time, dressed in black (according to my great-aunt) and told me that her personality stood out even at an early age. Ms Dietrich kept in touch with my great-aunt after the war, along with other students from her Berlin school days, who like my relative, barely escaped from their former homeland.
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  1383. Mmmm, the soothing voice of Mark sharing some obscure but brilliant history!
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  1384. i didnt expect to learn about this today, huurrayy !!
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  1385. As a student of and person who stuidies the Vietnam War I am so impressed with your reaserch on this subject. Thank you, I have come across many stories regarding the Rock Apes, This is the best piece of research on the subject I have seen. Thank you for posting this Sir.
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  1386. Just like to say Mark we really appreciate the content you put out, makes me miss the golden era of the history channel.
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  1387. Dr Felton deserves all the praise he gets, his content definitely lives up to the hype. Thanks Mark
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  1388. What I like about this channel is its factual impartiality, and it’s ability to lay bare the tragedy on both sides. We can’t but pity all those thrown into the meat grinder — friend and ‘foe’ — by the merciless ambitions of a few despots.
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  1389. Got to the office, sat down, fired up my computer ready to get some serious work done..."Did Hitler Murder His Armaments Minister?" Damn it Mark.
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  1390. Proud Filipino here Sir Mark and I want to share that my Grandpa was a ww2 veteran he fight for our Liberation against Japanese invaders.
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  1391. Excellent and unbiased.
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  1392. Germans are constantly told as "Amazing armored armies of steel and oil" yet they were heavily reliant on Horses. Great vid.
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  1393. My Dad flew in C47's a number of times, the last probably being the night of June 7th, 1944 when he parachuted into the sky in the vicinity of Sainte Mere Eglise. About 40 years later, I took a commercial flight in a DC 3 from Miami to Key West. Flying down the Keys at a few thousand feet at a couple of hundred MPH was a GREAT experience but it was secondary to my pleasure of getting to experience that plane.
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  1394. As a horseman since age 5 and the former owner of a horse ranch, I always wondered about the conformation (body shape) of Hirohito's horse. It always looked American rather than Japanese to me. Thanks for informing me of the story.
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  1395. Something I truly never expected to hear is Mark Felton saying " Horse Apples." I laughed so hard the folks in the waiting room are staring at me!
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  1396. When you hear the music take your seats students as Dr. Felton is taking your ass to school.
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  1397. I have never really been a fan of history but after watching both episodes of this series. Mr. Felton has made history for me actually enjoyable
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  1398. Mark Felton. The original and the best. Other history channels just don’t compare.
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  1399. My Dad was a Madsen machine gunner in the Danish army. He often talks about it.
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  1400. You are a great historian. French SS in Berlin, Estonian SS guarding the Nuremberg Trials, to the successful British counterinsurgency war in Vietnam, etc. Your stories are unique. Thank you for your work.
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  1401. I am 69 years old, and never knew there was a second volume. Another fascinating video providing little known information on important topics of world history.
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  1402. As a submarine veteran and a history buff, it is rare to hear about the Atlantic war under the sea other than the standard. Thank you.
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  1403. Experts on YouTube: "The gold will never be found"....Dr Felton: "hold my tea and watch this"
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  1404. The History Channel??? It's a joke... Mark produces more history in one video alone
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  1405. So it wasn't the way I had imagined. It's good to have things straightened out. The information you disclose on the last flights into and out of Berlin is very valuable.
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  1406. There is a Spanish proverb that says "A quien madruga Dios le ayuda" which could be loosely translated as 'God helps the early birds'. In this case Dr. Felton has been rewarded as an historian by unexpectedly meeting somebody who is living history like Pope Francis is, even if the encounter has been so brief. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton to you and your viewers.
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  1407. 1:14 You could say he was killed from down under.... Okay I‘ll show myself out.
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  1408. The picture with the Hitler and the bomb-wielding Baron is the sort of event that history absolutely turns on.
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  1409. The hardest working man on YouTube.
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  1410. Mark should have been the voiceover for ww2 in color and ww2 in HD.
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  1411. Great presentation of what would otherwise be mostly forgotten history.
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  1412. When I was a child the Royal Train made an unscheduled stop at my country station as there wasn't enough vegetables and fruit to serve lunch... it drew lots of crowds while the Royal staff run into town to stock up.
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  1413. Thank you for also covering the Chenogne massacre and the fact nobody was prosecuted for it. Up until now I only knew of the Malmedy one in the Ardennes...
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  1414. One of my late fathers brothers was one of the crew aboard the Norland. Not the first time he'd gone to war as he also served in the merchant navy in WW2 on the Arctic convoys.
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  1415. History class would have been so much better for every Student, if it would Been presentet like this. Thank you for your service!!
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  1416. Mark Felton: one of the very few reliable, and unbiased historians on the internet. Thank you for fantastic content!
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  1417. Heart rate rises in anticipation of another Felton gem.
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  1418. My grandfather served in the Pacific during WW2. He had a mule AJ as a pet during his retirement. Thank you for educating us on why they were so important during conflict.
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  1419. Mark makes Monday's tolerable .
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  1420. I always enjoy these Felton Productions. Better than a history class.
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  1421. Ah yes, Mooyman, the first foreigner awarded the Knight's Cross. Via a website I found a post-war interview with him in which he said: "I regard everything I experienced in the German era as a great personal tragedy. As a youthful National Socialist and fanatical fighter for this ideal, I later came to the conclusion that I fought and suffered for a criminal cause. [...] A lot of old front soldiers reading this will not have expected this statement from me, but I feel like a deceived idealist, a victim of National Socialism.''
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  1422. As always Dr. Felton you make my day with the stunning stories in fine detail. Thank you for your work!
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  1423. Thank you for your sensible coverage of this subject.
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  1424. I was wondering if you've heard of Battle of Varolampi Pond, or as it is nicknamed, the 'Sausage War'. There isn't much material to go off, but summarize, Soviet troops attacked Finnish rear which left their field kitchens as they retreated, the starved Soviets proceeded to ignore their orders and just eating the sausage rations, which in turn enabled Finnish counter-offensive. In a twisted way, it really spoke of the Soviet soldiers' conditions of WW2.
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  1425. ...always a good day when we get a Mark Felton production! :D
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  1426. The PROFESSOR is in the house!Time for some learnings to be going awn!
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  1427. Just wanted to pop in and mention that my boss at work, another armchair historian, is also a fan of this channel. We both agree that the difference between Mark Felton and the rest is the quality! It's always high here. Furthermore, the topics are always obscure/interesting. We both consume a lot of history so the more common subject matter won't capture our attention.
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  1428. I'm from Gliwice. Had a great grandpa in Wehrmacht and the other side of the family full Polish. There's plenty of people with similar story in my region. Thanks for covering this story. A significant moment during that time.
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  1429. Another treat from the historical master that is Dr. Mark Felton. Thank you for your continuing dedication and hard work in bringing history to life and preserving facts over fiction.
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  1430. Marks commenters are honestly some of the best on YouTube. Every single one is nothing but praise and history!
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  1431. I live in Cowes and some damage from the German bombings can still be seen today. The Blyskawica is certainly an important historical unit here and must have saved many lives. Thanks for the video, extremely informative and I love to see my hometown mentioned :).
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  1432. Mark, you surely do know how to curate an interesting topic and present it with astounding sobriety. Thanks for bringing some gravitas to this madhouse that is YouTube.
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  1433. Mark Felton Productions is the best documentary channel on YouTube hands down!
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  1434. Truly wonderful! I cannot get enough of the little known backstories to history that Mark Felton specializes in!
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  1435. I can't thank Huis Doorn staff enough for the way they've kept everything in such great condition. That visit must have been a real treat, Professor
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  1436. I've seen the Arado up close at the Smithsonian. It is part of a collection of rare or unique aircraft from Nazi Germany that is itself only a portion of an amazing collection. Highly recommended.
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  1437. The good Doctor always comes up with something we would have never thought of
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  1438. Now this is a historical quirk I had never heard of. Great video, Mark!
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  1439. Mark Felton might be the last truly unbiased historical channel.
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  1440. Just the title alone is brilliant, and then I haven't watched the video yet. A deep bow for dr. Felton!
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  1441. There is no “History” channel. There is only Mark Felton.
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  1442. It is incredible what Mark Felton does in his HUGE series. This program today is a masterpiece of fact-finding and analysis.
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  1443. My Oma told me of three of her neighbors who were shot as hostages in Het Kalf, "For the crime of being Dutch and on their way home from work."
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  1444. Outstanding! What a cast of characters, and such a fascinating piece of history! I knew only a little of this, mostly the names. Thank you Doctor Felton! Well done, as always!
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  1445. Love this. Not only is it a tour to places you can no longer visit, but also a comparison between what was in there then and now. Fantastic video!
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  1446. My grandfather was a ww2 veteran in the Yugoslavian partisan forces and it's really nice of you to commemorate these heroes of a bygone era
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  1447. Im a Disabled US Army Veteran and my wife is from Nagasaki Japan. About 30yrs ago in the early 90's when I traveled to Nagasaki to ask her parents if I could marry her, one of the most interesting things I noticed was the city trolly service. It was the same cars that were used from the war time peroid as they just repaired and repainted them over the years. The layout of the line was very convenient to use when traveling through the city proper and had service every 10-15min. The other thing that struck me was the fare, only 100¥-that price had not changed since the late 40's!! Thanks again for reminding me of that experience all those years ago in Nagasaki. 😃
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  1448. And it’s these often overlooked, but highly entertaining factoids of WWII that keep me coming back to your channel, Mr Felton!! Another excellent video, sir : )
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  1449. Wow, I am an avid WW2 history buff and I have never known about this fella. You never cease fo amaze Mark! Keep up the good work!
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  1450. Finishing up at work, about to go home and cook my dinner and listen Mark Felton….. life is good:)
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  1451. These videos are like crack. Can't get enough of them
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  1452. One of the most popular conversions of rifles when I was a kid was to change the Siamese Mauser rifles to shoot the .45-70 cartridge. They are excellent!
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  1453. I'm a soldier stationed in Berchtesgaden. I often make sure to include running by the Chancellory during our PT. Good chance to spread some lesser known historical facts to the younger guys from all over the country. This video sure taught me more that I can tell them. Keep up the great work! 🤙
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  1454. This channel is still the BEST!
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  1455. Being a student nurse, who wishes to take up flight nursing as well, this rings home alot, a great video as always
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  1456. Learnt more from watching this channel than I ever did from history class in school!😂
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  1457. Excellent documentary as ever, Mark. There's an awful lot of background to this which makes it both fascinating and intriguing. Thanks for sharing your creativity and diligence in producing this well crafted and thought provoking story.
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  1458. I'm a second-generation native San Franciscan, and am very surprised never to have heard of this event until now. My mother lived in SF all through WW2; I remember her telling me of her anxiety whenever she crossed the Golden Gate Bridge in those years, as it was generally believed that it would be a prime target for enemy attack. Little did she know that an attempted attack had actually taken place! Even so, look carefully at the photos of the bridge, and you'll see the formidable concrete bases for each tower, high, wide and thick enough that they would most likely have effectively insulated the towers from torpedo attacks.
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  1459. My dad, Ronald pryomski Vietnam 68 69. Told me about rock apes. The reason they were called rock apes because they were guerilla like throwing rocks down at you. Rip Dad.
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  1460. Dr FELTON STRIKES AGAIN ON POINT , TRUE HISTORY.
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  1461. I find the history of the channel Islands during the war fascinating. Thanks for the video !
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  1462. The best mini docs ever
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  1463. The fact that all of this high quality entertainment and knowledge is provided to us all for free is a small reason why ‘living in the future’ is not entirely bad. Thank you, Mr. Felton!
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  1464. Im a simple man. I see a video talking about Poland, I like
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  1465. Thank you, Mark Felton. For not letting us forget the men and women, who served.
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  1466. Smart move lumping all of these together. This was and still is an incredible series, one of my favorites from you, Mark.
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  1467. Professor Felton, THANK YOU for this historic information. There are soo few historical stories on the contribution of African Americans during WW2. My Father served in the Navy. One of my uncles served in the Philippines and received a Bronze Star. Another uncle served in the Italian theater as a 2nd Lieutenant with the Buffalo Soldiers. And other served in the Philippines unloading ships under Japanese air attack. All in segregated units.
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  1468. Mark Felton content is a must click. Always an unexplored area of history!
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  1469. Thank you Mark, being a Polish citizen and knowing the history of Katyn, I really appreciate you making a video about this often forgotten episode of Soviet brutality.
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  1470. Never have I ever clicked so fast to watch a freshly uploaded video in my life
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  1471. Werner Molders and Hans Hube (among many other high ranking Germans) also died in airplane accidents. It was not uncommon, air travel was not as safe then like today. Happy New Year to Dr. Felton, his family and the MFP community!
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  1472. Former mech infantry soldier here. I thought the film did a very good job portraying the sounds of the armored vehicles in an urban setting. Squeaky road wheels, the sound of crushed rubble under vehicle tracks, and engine noises during turns.
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  1473. I was an ammo troop stationed at U-Tapao when the first B=52 landed from Guam on April 6, 1967. Great video. Keep up the good work.
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  1474. Outstanding choice of content increasing the knowledge base while still focusing on WW1/WW2 weapons.
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  1475. I'm from Colombia, and it's always nice to see this topic being more talked about, and honestly it's a surprise to know about these condecorations, really interesting as always Mark. Just one small correction, Colombia did actually declare war on Germany in 1943, of course the country wasn't as involved as other nations (although we helped on the naval side in some ways) but still, something to take into consideration.
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  1476. another hit of juicy historical essays, right in the vains. This is that good stuff
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  1477. I venture to say that everyone who has ever driven that car is, in fact, dead. OOOO00000ooooooo... I just love Dr. Felton's videos!
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  1478. I live not too far from Wanssum and the Dutch border but I never heard of such operation until today! Thank you Dr. Felton
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  1479. This was by far the best indept look at Himmlers death..great job sharing history the way it should be told!
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  1480. Mark Felton uploads new video - Napoleon vs the nazis? God I need to see this
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  1481. The topic of post-WWII Germany is such an interesting topic and I can’t think of anyone better to present its history. Great work as always Mark!!
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  1482. Well told! In Holland we call this the “hongerwinter”, several old friends of mine have told me about it. It was horrible, but the food droppings came as a blessing from heaven, as is also intended by the name of the British mission (manna). Thanks a lot Mark!
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  1483. On this night in 1944, my father was a young motor pool sergeant, and as such, was asked by some Catholic guys in his outfit to help them get to midnight mass being held by some priests in a large cave some ways away. He said that although he was raised a Baptist, he didn’t want his friends to miss worship and so voluntarily drove them to the cave while the Germans were shelling them. I’ve seen pictures of the underground mass that were taken at the time. My father and the other soldiers were permitted to sign their names to a wall commemorating the event. When he went back 40 years later, he got to go back to the cave as part of a tour arranged by his old army unit. He said that some kids had damaged his and some of his friend’s signatures, and the Belgian authorities gave them permission to resign the wall, which they did. He said that the Belgian people were very gracious to he and the fellow members of his old unit, and he enjoyed the follow up visit much more than the initial experience, lol. Thanks, Mark.
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  1484. I've seen many war trophies at gun shows and in personal collections, the best I've heard of is an Okinawa veteran brought his BAR home, and theirs the story of the old woman bringing a fully functional STG44 to a police gun buy back that was her husbands and the police had it put in a museum rather than destroyed.
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  1485. Fun fact: the Dutch guilder, used in The Netherlands until the Euro came in our lives, was also known as Florijn, or Florin. Hence the abbreviation FL for the Dutch guilder in the old days….
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  1486. When you see the million plus subscribers Mark Felton has it makes me feel good as I now know Im not the only military history nerd in the world.
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  1487. Bormann the secretary had a secretary, who would have known? Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  1488. I' love ww2 history. Mark is the best.
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  1489. I haven’t clicked so fast on a video!
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  1490. Born in 1963 as a son of a German dairy farmer in a little village in Westfalen it wasn't "much fun" to "host" British troops during their fall maneuver either. In particular higher ranks were often a bit hostile. Anyway, after they damaged our fields and pastures with their tanks and trucks, they send common soldiers to fix fences and minor damages. I remember that a lot of these guys were very happy to get out of their barracks for one or two weeks. These was in the 1970 and 80, not so much in the 1990 anymore. Also, in the later years they became way more friendly. One soldier told me, he was so happy to be in Germany and not stationed in Northern Irland. I will never forget that! Like your channel very much!! Greeting from a German living in Texas.
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  1491. Always excited for a new video. Feels like a teacher rolling in a TV during history class 😃
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  1492. Pure un-adulterated history. Knowledge in it's purest form. Thank you Dr. Felton. By far the best History channel on youtube!
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  1493. If Professor Felton was my teacher in high school, I would have never skipped history class.
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  1494. I've built many Tamiya tank kits. Always found it interesting that the hulls were set up to allow for motors and batteries if you wanted to make the model "drive"..Always wondered how often people did this...never imagined such a creative use for it!!!
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  1495. itll buff out.
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  1496. She opened up a little import shop on Belmont Avenue in Chicago, importing Japanese china and bronze foo dogs saki cups etc. I used to go there and speak to her but nothing about the War. She got older and gained a considerable amount of weight!
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  1497. I live in Japan and was about 150 kms from the site of the meltdowns. I distinctly felt the earthquake and most of the aftershocks. It's not the first time a UXB discovery was made during my time here, but it is the first one I've heard of at Fukushima. Thanks for this info.
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  1498. When I was a kid (during early 80s), I remember visiting Cemeteries during All Hallows Eve. Traditionally it is the time of the year when Poles visit graves of their deceased loved ones. There was this wall there - every day someone would spray paint the word Katyn on it. The authorities would re-paint over it but we word would come back the next day. The area in front of the writing was always full of candles. This went on and on, year after year. Although it was officially suppressed knowledge and not a part of the school history curriculum since WW2, the people remembered. My great grandfather was murdered there (to be precise most likely in Ostaszkow)
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  1499. More fascinating stuff from Dr Felton. I am delighted that he is able to find more and more superbly narrated editions of history on military topics.
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  1500. Sometimes I forgot how long Churchill really lived, and when he lived to. The earliest gun he owned being one of the earliest bolt action rifles, with features still resembling muskets of just a few decades prior, and ending up owning a FAL and sterling, both of which would end up being used up until the Falklands conflict.
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  1501. 6:55 "Following lunch and a cup of coffee" - No important details are overlooked in Mark Felton's stories 😁
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  1502. When DR Felton uploads, it's a good day! :D
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  1503. My wifes Grandfather fought in the British Navy onboard a destroyer during world war two. He told me a story about how they once depth charged and destroyed a Japanese Sub with oil and debris floating to the surface. He said as the crew looked overboard to the see the wreckage there was no cheering or shouting, just mutterings of "poor buggers!".
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  1504. Very interesting story. According to Peter Harmsen's "Stalingrad on the Yangtze", there was also a sizable detachment of Falkenhausen's German officers leading Chinese troops at the frontlines and divisional HQs of Shanghai to great effect. So much so, that some Japanese called the battle the "German War".
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  1505. My uncle was treated for a wound that become infected in 1966 ( I think maybe 67) Its true they were very short of supplies but never turned anyone away The US and SV solders all somehow all 'found' extra supplies for the staff My uncle did confirm just much the solders and civilians respected these guys
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  1506. 1st Polish Armoured Division has a special place in our hearts. Greetings and Dziękuję from Breda (NL)
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  1507. Decades ago I was talking to an Italian police officer who joked that 3 prior police chiefs (how ever long that period of time was) had to deal with this crazy old lady who claimed that there was a Bomb in the basement of her house, they investigated and found nothing she would come back and complain on a yearly basis. At this point everyone just wrote her off as crazy finally after a flood she went to the police station and demanded some come at take this bomb away , the new police chief went to look and found a 250kg bomb still live . For 30 years this lady had been living with this live bomb and no one would believe her !
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  1508. I wanted to say that Lt. William D. Robertson became a neurosurgeon and saved my life in 1972. I remember hearing him talk to my father who also fought in WWII about meeting the Russian soldiers on the Elbe bridge just before my operation. I saw the famous photo in his office during one of many appointments. He said that the Russians wore brown uniforms and no one could communicate with each other. He was a very friendly person and you would never know that he was a soldier in WWII.
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  1509. My Grandad was on the design team for both Lightning and Concorde! He's a very clever man.
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  1510. I was expecting the typical mark Felton intro but this was a change of pace
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  1511. You're one of the greatest historians ever watched
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  1512. Think of all of the other men and women in uniform whose image was captured on film during WW2 with no or so little information known about them, you've done a great job here Mark in bringing this and her story to our knowledge.
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  1513. Wow! Another absolutely fascinating story only Dr. Felton could tell. The things I learn here.
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  1514. I'm laughing out loud! Isn't this supposed to be a serious channel? Thanks Mark.
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  1515. I used to deer hunt in the 1970s with several ww2 vets , many told stories and shared a few photos, I never realized in my youth that they wouldnt always be around to share
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  1516. I seriously doubt, having survived the ruin of the German Reich, that Else Kruger was anything but a tough individual. She has gone, what she knew of those days about Adolf Hitler, Martin Bormann, et al has gone with her. Very interesting as always Mark, thanks.
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  1517. a good friend of mine was in the Austrian army in the late 1950's,(such as it was).he said they had a number of WW2 era refurbished Luger's,Steyr-Hahn's,k 98's,Erma and MP 40 submachineguns.His commander rode around in a Steyr field car.His aunt had a knocked out Soviet T 70 on the property.Being a frugal farm woman,she covered it in hay and brush,until it was safe to cut it up and sell for scrap
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  1518. Just when you think you've heard it all about WWII, another intriguing tidbit comes up! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  1519. Dr. Mark felton never failed us all!
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  1520. "...which had a disconcerting habit of bursting into flames" the most British thing I'll hear!
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  1521. Another new lesson, stunned by how little of WW2's stories I know. Thanks Mark
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  1522. This is an excellent presentation both detailed and concise. It's also a fun idiosyncratic topic and I could watch these sort of properly timed videos all day!
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  1523. Hi Dr. Felton! I tried to read your book "The Devil's Doctor" but found it too disturbing. (I lost two uncles to the Imperial Japanese Army.) I will never understand the need for biological warfare agents. Goes to show that we learned nothing from gas warfare in WWI. As a medical professional (perfusionist), I do understand that such weapons would be uncontrollable with the goal being to affect civilian population more than military objectives. Thank you for scholarship in these areas. We need to know the truth, no matter how ugly.
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  1524. You can still visit Admiral Donitz's house in Lorient, South Brittany. It has a fine view of the estuary, and they will serve you a cold beer. There's a big underground bunker in the garden, but they got very angry and defensive when I asked if I could have a look, who knows what secrets are hidden down there! Lorient still has the U-boat pens, and now they are used for yacht maintenance..I tied up my yacht inside a pen for the night, a truly spooky experience!
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  1525. Dr. Felton obtains the most incredibly obscure historical footage. The (hopefully warning film) tragic video of the kid picking one up is a prime example. You constantly amaze us, Mark!
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  1526. I remember when I was in the ATC as a kid in the 90’s, we had a site visit to the underground bunker and radar screens at RAF Boulmer in Northumberland. I was talking to a radar operator if he’d ever seen anything weird like craft moving too fast for modern engines or whatever, and as we were talking two or three ‘zombies’ appeared on the radar screen. He said they were likely Russian fighters, they would often prod away at the defence network to see how quick our response times were or something, and he scrambled some fighters to escort them back. It was pretty cool, always stuck in my head that Russia was probing our defences back then.
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  1527. This is why I respect Dr. Felton. Telling history real history. I hope you do some stuff about Iraq.
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  1528. Undeniably the best, most interesting mid 20th century/WWII history channel on the platform. Thanks for another great video Dr. Felton.
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  1529. Finally a YouTube channel worthy of a million subs.. Hoora..
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  1530. 9:00 As a chemist, I was intrigued by the old periodic table and list of elements. Another great story!
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  1531. I never knew this existed! Awesome work, Dr. Felton!
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  1532. I like this channel, history I believe is an easy subject to learn, but its hard to master. What Mark Felton does here is the sort of granularity that I truly appreciate, coloring inside the broad strokes of events only heard in passing. Bravo.
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  1533. I’m from Poland and I’d like to thank you for making a video about this tragic, yet quite unknown in the west subject. It’s shocking for me to read sometimes comments of people (mainly Russians) who still deny these war crimes and atrocities of communists in general. Well what can you do against the power of propaganda... Still thanks for this (as always) well researched and informative video.
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  1534. I am constantly amazed by your ability to produce such high quality content, and so bloody often! Thank you Mark! I’m pleased to count myself among your Patreons!
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  1535. My wife’s uncle,Flying Officer William Melville was one of the pilots who helped teach these Russian pilots to fly at Errol Airfield as he lived with his wife in Perth about 8 miles from the airfield. Much of the airfield is still there to this day.
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  1536. You just never know what amazing stories Mark is going to come up with next! Truely a joy to watch, learn and listen.
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  1537. I love my 1911. It's my go to carry gun. Absolutely amazing that a design from 110 years remains as relevant as it ever has been. I honestly think the 1911 will live on for a minimum 200 years.
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  1538. Mark Felton teaches more people history than most history teachers do in a lifetime?
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  1539. A Cold beer and a Dr Felton video after work, life is good
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  1540. Mark, your content is absolutely incredible. This made me laugh and was educational.
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  1541. The original Nazi furries.
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  1542. One of the greatest historical channels on YouTube…Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  1543. I used to drink with Jerry a Polish soldier who fought at Monte Cassino. He said it was a terrible battle. He was friends with a Para, they had previously encountered each other at Monte Cassino and became best friends when meeting again 40 years later in the pub and recognising each other. I spent many evenings listening to the two of them telling their war stories. Both heroes.
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  1544. Mark Felton, WW2 History Teacher on YouTube for 1.6 million+ viewers with almost 200K watching within 1 hour says it all.
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  1545. I am the proud owner of a p08 Luger that my father recovered from a K.I.A NVA officer. He was on grave duty cleaning bodies out side his firebase. The Luger is scrubbed of original German date and it seems to have gone to Finland during thier fight against Russia. It must have been captured after the fall of Finland as it has a Russian arsenal mark on it. We have the papers allowing the arm to be shipped home to the US and those together tell quite the story.
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  1546. Dr. felton, as a person who is studying history with plans to get a PHD. in military history. You are a massive inspiration, so I thank you. You proved that it is possible to be a proper historian without the need for a big production company
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  1547. Mark, I'm always amazed at the battle/event specific archival footage you manage to get and use. Not like everyone else who always uses the same old generic stock footage of a B17 formation, or Stuka divebombers or a bunch of tanks rolling down the road, your's is always relevant to the event you are describing. Very impressed. Keep up the good work.
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  1548. Fascinating video. I knew about the blowing up of a large swastika, but I had always assumed it was the Soviets who did it. Great video, Mark! You could easily give lessons to the History Channel on how real documentaries should be made.
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  1549. I remember visiting Arnhem and Nijmegen in the late 1980s, and noticing many hotel bars were festooned with regimental emblems, from the numerous veterans who came over to visit. Our Dutch friends told us these veterans were still held in the highest regard by the locals, who had not forgotten their fight to liberate the Netherlands. I found this extremely touching that they remembered and honoured those men from decades before.
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  1550. My cousin, Marcus Winton, a paratrooper with the 503rd was killed manning a machine gun during that banzai attack.
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  1551. I'm now 51 years of age. At age 8 I saw a ghost one dark night near a footpath leading to a manor house close to the church in the village of Fen Ditton, near Cambridge UK. The ghost was a man dressed in top hat and tails of what I believe was the Edwardian era. I could see through him. I was petrified and I have never cycled away so fast in my life! I have returned to the spot a couple of times in adulthood and felt chills run through me, but saw nothing.
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  1552. As a German I am very grateful to have found this channel! Thank you for the passion with which you create these videos
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  1553. NEVER CLICKED SO FAST
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  1554. Where the hell does he find this stuff?! A genius is someone who is way ahead of everyone else in their chosen field. That makes Mark Felton a genius in my book.
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  1555. I love his short and sweet intro almost as much as his content.
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  1556. Dr. Felton is the best History teacher I've ever had. My High School US History teacher in a close second. He made me fall in love with learning about the past, and sometimes how it ties into the future. Thank you Sir.
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  1557. In October of 2004 I had the marvelous experience of visiting "Eagle's Nest" with a group of WWII veterans, including some of the famous Band of Brothers. We were given an extensive tour of Kehlsteinhaus and it's inner workings. So very interesting. One vet even had some very old photos he took there in 1945! Not much had changed. While there, I did purchase a German produced DVD, having some excellent old video covering the history and construction of this amazing structure. The vets I was with were some of the first into the Kehlsteinhaus in 1945. They all had some very interesting stories for sure. We spent a day at Berchtesgaden and then took that winding road trip to Eagle's Nest. Quite an experience.
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  1558. Still one of the best History- Channels here on YT.. Together with the Ace Destroyer. Always worth a Click! ❤ Greets from Cologne!
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  1559. Dear Mark as an amateur historian I do love your different take on things. I like how you don't do the normal subjects usually covered by historians but go for the more unusual stories like giving a field marshal a good hiding. These stories give a more realistic take on what actually happened and are far more interesting. There is so much unknown about WW2 and when the archived secrets finally get released will expect more great revelations. Keep it up please and a big thank you.
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  1560. IMHO this and timeghost's WW2 are the best WW2-related content on youtube i've seen, thank you! spent many sleepless night going through your videos
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  1561. Having read The Real Tenko two weeks ago, a women being a German POW seems rather nice compared to the Japanese especially after what happened to the nurses at Hong Kong.
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  1562. Dr. Felton is an academic star with a unique flair for making history come alive...or in the case of Borman, dead and thankfully, long gone.
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  1563. I served with the Gurkhas. Thank God they’re on our side.
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  1564. I could feel the tension through my monitor. Very chilling, and the gray hues of the landscape make the scenery feel hopeless. I really liked this different kind of video, I would love to see more of these in the future.
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  1565. Dr. Felton, the 80th anniversary of D Day would be incomplete without a lesson from you. Thank you.
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  1566. Many German prisoners of War who were held captive in the Republic of Ireland, married Irish Women and made new Lives here. One former Luftwaffe piolet , who crashed landed here, was behind the setting up of the Irish forestry board. "Coillite" after the War
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  1567. Thank you, this was particularly poignant to see, as my father was there..
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  1568. Felton steps to the plate. Swings on his 1st pitch and it's outta here! Another home run for Felton!
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  1569. I live in Bavaria in the countryside and there almost every fire department still uses the Stahlhelm-shaped helmet.
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  1570. Even the great Mark Felton cant help jumping on this train great timing keep up the astounding work as always
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  1571. I can’t believe we are one million strong. So glad this channel exists
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  1572. Mark Felton Notification = instant watch
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  1573. I've been waiting for someone to cover the notorious Oskar Dirlewanger. Good job, Mark!
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  1574. Nice seeing more coverage of this Danish unit and the M1917 Enfield rifle.
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  1575. I was actually born in Bremervörde and allegedly my great uncle was a wittness to Himmlers arrest, he lived to tell me that at that point he was barely recogniseable as to how he looked in the newsreels. He only later learned that the man being arrested was Himmler. He told me the story while we were walking over the exact bridge he was arrested on.
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  1576. Fun fact: recently i saw a video of ukrainian soldiers setting up a browning M2. The video description claimed the M2 originated from ww2 when it was delivered by America to the USSR as part of the land lease program. It had been taken out from an old storage facility and is now used against the russians.
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  1577. When I saw the notification, I assumed that it was referring to another account of Russian women pilots. I should have remembered that Dr Felton can dig up stories that I'd never heard of and just about everyone else missed!
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  1578. I never knew Duch volunteers were in the first volunteer air unit. Nothing of this is told in Dutch history classes. No history teacher knows about these gems of history. Thank you, Mr. Felton.
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  1579. Eh we Thais finally got here in Mark's channel, what an honour
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  1580. In German history classes you have never heared and never seen many of the things Mark Felton shows us. Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  1581. Dr. Felton’s news service- actually accurate and not biased! I’m loving this new “current affairs” series! As always, thank you for another great video!
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  1582. Dr Felton.I sure would like to see a more detailed account of the Dieppe air battle being there is so little concrete information available..I feel if anyone is up to the task it must certainly be you.Thanks again for your outstanding content.
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  1583. Mark, as always, you do a phenomenal job of putsching things into perspective!
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  1584. When you see this few views on a Mark Felton video, it mustn't be here long, or the world suddenly doesn't care about history, but no one can make us care about history more than Mark.
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  1585. And my dad said *Ohhh so your watching that History guy too? Me: * Who?Mark?* Dad: Yes,That guy Really has some quality history that we can learn,Go ahead keep watching his vid Btw my dad asked me if im watching mark because he heard the entry song
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  1586. I learn more from Mark than I did in history class, and I graduated in 2015😂 love it
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  1587. Another great video For us made by Dr. Mark Felton! thanks again for your contribution to remembering and learning historical events!
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  1588. I heard this comment recently from an old J Lawton Collins interview, and it made me think of you: “The historian, unlike the novelist, is never the master of his material,”. I’m grateful that, with you, factual and objective history remains just that.
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  1589. The F-14 Tomcat had the first microprocessor in it. That was classified, so people thought the first microprocessor was the Intel 4004 for a long time. Nope, the US government was a few years early!
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  1590. Happy international women's day from Russia!!!
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  1591. Professor Felton is a treasure of modern western civilization. Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to everyone!
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  1592. I was a submariner on HMS Conqueror ("Conx") - we had a great crew who completed a tough assignment in an exemplary manner. Before that, I was on a frigate, HMS Juno tracking Soviet carrier Kiev in the Arctic circle Xmas Day 1981 - exciting times for a teenager. NB: I can confirm the footage of the officer on the periscope was indeed the newly promoted TAS office, Captain Brown.
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  1593. I live in Nijmegen and heard of this story but never saw a clip of it . so thx for this
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  1594. Thank you Dr. Felton. Once again, a piece of history that many people have not heard of. 😎
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  1595. I was born in my Grandfathers house and as a child, I often noticed that the mantlepiece in the parlour leaned forward about an eighth of an inch from the chimney breast. That happened when a German bomber dumped his bombs over the town, they destroyed two houses a few hundred yards away killing one person an, elderly man, whose body my Grandad dug out of the rubble... The blast of the bombs shattered all the windows of Grandads house and moved the heavy fireplace forward a little where it remained until I was a fully grown man, many years after the war.
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  1596. My grandfather was a young boy during the Anglo Soviet invasion. He told me once how he was sent with all the children in his family/neighborhood out of his city (Qazvin) and into the mountains and remembered Soviet troops marching down the city streets after he returned.
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  1597. I love how Mark Felton presents the facts and largely leaves it to the viewer to draw their own conclusions. I wish I had a history teacher like Mark. I might have chosen a different profession.
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  1598. "Mein collection is awe-Somme!" -Kaiser Willie 2
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  1599. You won't see this in most textbooks for sure. Cheers, Dr. Felton! Always look to learn more wit this channel
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  1600. Short and sweet and informative. Not stretched out to 20 minutes to cram in more ads by re-hashing the same material. Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  1601. Brilliant as always - what would history be without Mark Felton!
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  1602. I had never even heard of a mutiny in Waffen SS ranks. This is a great vignette. Thank you.
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  1603. This series is some truly remarkable journalism. Bravo Mr Felton. How Netflix has not hired you to make a full documentary of this yet I do not know. You are truly one of the treasures of youtube.
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  1604. Awesome! I was biting my knuckle when yesterday's ended with a mention of part three, thought I would have to wait a long while for this one. Thanks mark! :)
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  1605. You can't be releasing a 20 minute video during my 15 minute break, are you trying to get me in trouble with the boss?
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  1606. It may come as a surprise to most people here as to how truly international the First Canadian Army was in World War Two. Although the bulk of the troops were indeed Canadian, it was still short of the divisions to make up a full army. To no ones surprise, the British supplied the bulk of additional troops, by attaching an entire corps to Canada’s formation (I Corps), which is fitting , as they were still part of the 21st Army Group under Montgomery. Other units included 1st Polish Armoured Division, the 1st Belgian Infantry Brigade and, as mentioned by Dr Felton, the 1st Czechoslovak Armoured Brigade. It may come as an additional surprise to American viewers that there was even an American Infantry Division attached to First Canadian Army for a time. The 104th Infantry Division. It would seem Canada was the most pronounced embodiment of the international nature of the campaign to liberate Europe.
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  1607. Dr. Mark Felton, thank you for all of your hard work. There is never a video of yours i do not enjoy.
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  1608. I may be speaking out of turn but as an American we owe so much to those brave British and Canadian troops! Not enough is said about the horrific battles fought by our allies here in the States. It was truly an ALL out effort on that momentous day to attain victory! Thank you Mr. Felton for this presentation!!
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  1609. When clearing out my Grandfather's garage following his death, we found a Walther P38 in a biscuit tin with spare magazine and 20 rounds of 9x19.He was a Royal Marine and served in Africa, Italy and the Netherlands during WW2. My uncle remembered seeing it when he was a boy and asking my Grandad how he got it. My Grandad gave him a long look and said "You don't ask a man a question like that."
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  1610. I recommend Dr. Felton to anyone that has a true interest of history. This channel is by far one of the most educational channels on YouTube and cable television. Thank you for your work.
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  1611. Thank you. My best friends mother served as a nurse in WWII, but in the East and the war with Japan. Her family has really lovely photographs of her playing baseball with all the men on a remote island. A lot of men did send up with a crush on her, but she only told one "You need to meet my sister!" Sure enough he married her sister! Later on she married a fellow nurse, a male, and my friend is proud that both her parents are WWII veterans. In harms way indeed, and the island hoping battles were as tough on nurses as on anyone else!
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  1612. "Education and not erasers would seem to be the requirement today" ... Dr Mark Felton is a wise man and should be listened to by many people today!
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  1613. I knew about this as I recently read Norman Baker's book "And what do you do? What the Royal Family don't want you to know". That gives an even more detailed account of their finances and it's shocking, especially when so many are struggling these days and the winter fuel payment has been axed to most pensioners. It's about time the royal finances were revised.
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  1614. I met a Russian Cossack in 1975. My dad's coworker who escaped from Russia after the war. He was a terek cossack. He never gave more details but my dad thought he served with the Germans
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  1615. Dr. Mark is one of the best educational channels, in my opinion
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  1616. Mark, thank you for creating and maintaining one of the few - against the overwhelming amount of dross - bastions of information dense, well researched, historical channels upon this video sharing platform. Long may it continue and march onward; it certainly has legs.
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  1617. I laughed so much hearing the intro video with a cat on the screen😂😂😂😂
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  1618. Ita been a while since insaw a well narrated and complete history like this thanks mark for this.
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  1619. Just finished reading " Otto Skorzeny: The Devil's Disciple" Good job on the video.Thanks for the work you do.
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  1620. More and more fascinating WW2- stories emerge and we may thank Mark Felton for that!
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  1621. Mark, a story from grandpa from Okinawa. He said the Japanese had sentries walking back and forth at night to try and get the marines to fire so they would give up there position. He heard an order go in for one of the Dobermans to be sent in. Complete silence and the dog came back with a bloody muzzle. He said they didn’t send out anymore men to draw fire. And he’s still scared of dobermans to this day. -C.B Kelley 6th marine 22nd infantry 1945
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  1622. One of your best videos. I never new how much she personally put into the war effort. What an incredible person. Thank you Marlene. And thank you Mark Felton.
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  1623. Love the opening photo Mark.....the real 007
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  1624. Dr Felton, you deserve a medal for your contributions to maintaining history for the sake of the future generations. Bravo.
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  1625. Being from Jersey myself, I knew the British army discarded the artillery off the cliffs but I never knew that they survived with some restored. Amazing footage, great stuff 👍🇯🇪
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  1626. we call them trash bandits,
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  1627. Felton doing what the "History" Channel use to!
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  1628. I have no trouble identifying Mark Felton. He's the guy who does the best WWII videos on YouTube and it's not even close.
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  1629. Thank you for your contributions in keeping history alive.
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  1630. Mark's ability to pronounce names never ceases to give me a greater appreciation of his dedication to get everything done as well as is possible. Bravo!
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  1631. Always a pleasure to sit down with a bite of food and enjoy a Mark Felton video.
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  1632. I was stationed in Baumholder (1989-1991) with 2/68 Armor.......that Tiger being in the area created all sorts of legends that their were numerous Tiger tanks in storage somewhere under Lager Aulenbach which was the Bundeswehr Kaserne. Yes there are numerous old cellars dug into the hillsides in and around Baumholder, but an underground facility in this region would have taken decades to build, it is mostly rock and not worth the effort.
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  1633. 'skulduggery was afoot"' has to be one of Mark's best sayings 😊
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  1634. Happy Thanksgiving to the U.S. audience!
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  1635. In the United States, property that fails to pass via a will is said to escheat. Escheatment results in the state getting the property. Don’t die intestate anywhere. Courts will bend over backwards to make sure the deceased’s intentions are realized. There is a tractor fender on display at a Canadian law school on which a farmer scratched his last will and testament while pinned under the machine. A Canadian court honored the will. There are DYI will kits. US servicemen could get help from JAG. I imagine British servicemen could get similar assistance.
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  1636. I don’t understand how you can constantly upload new videos so often. The fact they are almost always unreported or new current or historical topics is simply outstanding.
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  1637. I have never heard of Mussert. I found him detestable to begin with, but the bit about marrying his aunt... I don't believe there's a single word that's adequate for what I think about that. Incredible how each of the conquered countries had a "man" such as this. Even here in the U.S. there was the American Bund. Again you've educated me. Many thanks Dr. Felton. Well done. Cheers from the States!
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  1638. I visited the sister museum in Speyer last Friday (about a 20 minute drive from Sinsheim). There you can visit one of the few remaining original Buran Space Shuttle and the only surviving BF109G4 (afaik). Can't wait to visit the Panther Tank as well. Thanks for the reminder, Mr. Felton!
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  1639. These were used in Vietnam, actually Laos to bomb a secret US Radar site. At least one was shot down by an Air American helo whose crew chief used an AK-47. A strange but true story; worthy of your channel!
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  1640. Every time I hear the intro music to a Mark Felton production, I think: "Today's the day, Mark, that I have already heard the story you're about to tell me." But I never have. That's what makes this channel so great.
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  1641. I felt like this is a fate! Recently I was just researching a lot about Napoleon and Hitler, their achievements and their despise as a reference for my novel. Then suddenly I see my favorite historian Mark Felton posted this video. You made my day sir.
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  1642. I lived and worked in Addis Ababa for two years. I found Ethiopians to be a proud and industrious people. I am not surprised to learn from this great video about Ethiopia's contribution in defending South Korea. It's to M.F.'a credit to highlight the roles of nations beside the U.S. and the U.K. during that conflict.
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  1643. 28 min of pure history 👀👀
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  1644. You own ubscure military history Mark, keep up the good work, my students can't get enough, nor can I.
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  1645. Excellent video! I've seen the one in Houffalize in person while touring Ardennes battle sites with some German veterans back in 2002.
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  1646. In postwar Germany 1953 my dad was station in Bitburg and near the military housing there was a military junkyard. I can remember as a 2nd grader wandering over there with friends and rooting around. Needless to say Mom wasn't thrilled to come into her kitchen to find Nazi helmets, broken guns and bayonets'. When Dad came home a long talk and restrictions on where we could forage. It was great.
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  1647. Imagine if the History Channel created documentaries as intetesting as Mark Felton's. I absolutely love it when I see the notification of another video, I eagerly cannot wait to watch them.
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  1648. Stunning story, truly unique in history narration. Absolutely the most lopsided and creative, yet logistically herculean feat ever accomplished during wartime. Thanks for bringing this to light. I'm awestruck. This is a chapter of the saga of the Liberty Ships that I have never heard of. I was in the USCG headquartered in San Francisco in the 1970s, and part of our duty was oversight of the Mothball Fleet
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  1649. Dr. Felton, I can not thank you enough for teaching us your in-depth wealth of knowledge.
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  1650. Rudolph Hess is one of the true great mysteries of Would War 2. Mark your historical videos about that time period are simply outstanding!
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  1651. as a Dane, I approve of this video and appreciate all the small and big details. I have rarely seen a video so truthfully and respectfully told about our 5 dark years.
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  1652. Love the channel. This prison was on my daily commute to work, as I was an exchange pilot with the Luftwaffe during the early 2000’s. We lived in Landsberg am Lech for 3 yrs, somewhat aware of its fascinating history. The town is rich in history, especially the salt trade, and is truly beautiful place.
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  1653. This event is very well known here in Lewes. Less well known was that one of the locals seeing that this member of the master race was scared witless, looked after him and gave him Tea and something to eat before he was taken away. The two lads kept in touch and became firm friends and I believe Leonard Buckler paid several visits to Lewes post war.
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  1654. I can't believe no one has commented about the five puppies sleeping in a pup tent yet!
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  1655. Was Hitlers dental record really a “bridge too far”?
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  1656. Can't sleep? Dr Felton notification? Righteous.
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  1657. Great timing- yesterday was 20th anniversary of the release of Band of Brothers mini-series on HBO Thank you again Dr. Felton!
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  1658. As an adamant feaster of German WW2 history a big thanks to you Dr Felton!!
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  1659. THIS CHANNEL IS OUTSTANDING, GREAT JOB MARK
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  1660. Thank you for your dedication to preserving and presenting history Dr Felton.
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  1661. Notice of a Dr. Felton video comes up, I click, I am happy.
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  1662. Those Russian women units are bad ass. ( the night witches😊💜) absolute legendary courage!
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  1663. Love your channel. Unbiased history is the best history.
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  1664. Love your work Mark. Not only is every clip informative, but keep alive the memories of all those fallen in the name of freedom.
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  1665. Me: I'm so done with all these fake clickbait YouTube titles Mark: Jeeps with Rockets and Bazookas Me: click
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  1666. As a veteran, I would like to thank you for your outstanding work in preserving in military history. Great job as usual
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  1667. Your ability to consistently dig up these details from the past is a constant amazement. Kudos and Thank You for such interesting historical facts, Sir.
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  1668. My father, an American, served in the Army in the European Theatre. He died at the age of 46 in 1969. His memory is still being kept alive by my brother and sister.
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  1669. What's surprising is that many of the wives and offspring lived very long lives. Very interesting and informative video.
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  1670. I moved up to the fens in East Anglia in 1976 and was told by several people in my village that they’d been aware of at least two firefights with Germans and the British Army during the war. They weren’t the sort of folk you would dismiss as fantasists either. They told me because they knew I worked in the Civil Service and thought they could trust me to keep quiet about, which I have till now :-) Unfortunately I didn’t feel I could push them for more info about just where, why and when….but they were absolutely serious in their belief that the events had happened and they’d been told not to talk about it.
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  1671. Thanks for being an amazing historian Mark
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  1672. Phenomenal research and presentation of an extremely interesting subject. How can your work be so good Mark? Thank you!
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  1673. Your work covering the Third Reich is top notch Mark.
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  1674. You're the undisputed Champion of WW2 history sir! Thank you for the great videos. 👏👏👏👊💪🇺🇲
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  1675. Rumours abound of a secret folder. The slim volume is known to a mere handful and it's location is a closely-guarded secret. The only thing we do know is the title. It reads... 'Things Mark Doesn't Know about WWII (and Other Histories)'
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  1676. Dr. Felton, thank you for highlighting the South African Air Force and remembering us here!
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  1677. Mark you are an absolute legend, you have taught thousands!
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  1678. Huh okay i guess one more history fact before bed
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  1679. It feels like he's talking to you. He has that quality that few Historians have. David McCullough is another example. As usual, another superb presentation of a little known subject. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  1680. Still at it, answering the questions that I didn’t know I needed answers to! Many thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  1681. As french, I was aware of those raids, but thank you Mr Felton for showing to the rest of the world that French army fought bravely and hard in 1940. I hope you will do a video about the cadets of Saumur, the Lille defenders, and the Moncornet battle. French soldiers of 1940 deserves to regain their place in history books, as they fought like Lions.
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  1682. Spring of 1972 I took WW II history at the U of MN. I thought I knew a lot about the war by the end of the semester. Your videos continue to fill in gaps and add fascinating stories about this incredible time in modern history. Bravo to you for your incredible work! Those mosquitos were amazing!
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  1683. Well done Dr Felton for stitching the Exeter explosion into a dull legal dispute - and making an intriguing, even gripping, tale. The mark of the true raconteur. Thank you.
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  1684. Actually the Czechoslovak version is called čáp (č is read like ch in cheese) not cáp, literally a translation for the word Stork
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  1685. Dr. Felton wastes no time starting 2022 right. We fans and admirers look forward to another year of his frequent, well researched and written, always accurate and verifiable fascinating tales and anecdotes of military history. Huzzah!
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  1686. I met an old Veteran, a woman, standing outside the VA hospital in NYC. We were waiting for the bus and began talking. I was surprised to hear that she served in the Army during WWII, as no one really ever talks about the women who served during WWII. More surprising, she said she participated in a special Army program that taught woman in the military, to be paratroopers. She said she did several jumps before the Army canceled the program. Has anyone ever heard of this before, women paratroopers in WWII?
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  1687. My late Father in law took a German Sargent prisoner. He could speak fair English he was a WW1 retread. He was glad to be taken by the allies. Wanted to get back to his farm.
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  1688. I live in Przemysl... so yeah, this guy. My half of the city ended up in the USSR. But on the bright side, the mother-in-law's house would be in Germany. I'm a glass half-full kind of guy.
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  1689. It is very reassuring to be able to learn history from an unbiased source.
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  1690. I’m absolutely addicted to your channel. The amount of work that you put into each video is nothing short of stellar! Thank you for all you do for us. We appreciate you!
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  1691. I see mark I click... again
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  1692. Dr. Mark, I have never heard Patton’s voice before. Thank-you for this! I’ve only ever had to image his voice like George C. Scott’s portrayal.
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  1693. Yet another story of the war we never learn in history class. Thanks.
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  1694. This is a very factual account of the post war rebuild of Germany. Although hard to hear, some difficult decisions had to be made.
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  1695. My dad joined at 17 in 44 the US Marines and fought on Okinawa, the occupation duty in China, and Korea 1950. He passed in 2020.
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  1696. Thank you Professor Felton!! I have done some studies on World War 1 and never saw this! The pickelhaube helmet was synonymous with German service of that time.
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  1697. Oh wow Dr. Felton. This is not something that is heard about all to often and you have brought it to the surface today!
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  1698. Thanks Dr. Felton. I was in Kosovo in March/April of 2000 with the 24th MEU as part of KFOR. Pretty exciting for a 19yo, however the result of one of those "misplaced" US airstrikes, a motor coach cut completely in half by a Hellfire missile, is something I have never forgotten.
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  1699. Mark Felton is like Sir David Attenborough version for WW2 . Amazing stuff.
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  1700. The Imperial Grand Moff is back with yet another great video
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  1701. Dr. Felton honors the Dutch civilians who suffered mightily and the airmen and negotiators who made this possible. One of humanities better moments and should be remembered by future generations. The Dutch suffered heavily right from the start with the savage bombing of Rotterdam through to the great hunger.
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  1702. I recently found in my German stamp collection, an inflation stamp post marked with the date of 9 November 1923. I’ve had the collection for years and didn’t notice until now, couldn’t believe it. Thank you Mark for all you do. Another great presentation!
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  1703. It's insane just how much happened on any given day during WW2. And yet another story I've never heard about, thanks to Mr Felton
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  1704. This is well known , the last WW2 era Russian order of the gold star was earned ( hero of the Soviet Union) .. if you travel to the Mongolian area , you can still see wrecked tanks from both sides still rusting away
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  1705. Thank you for making a video about this
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  1706. My grandfather brought a Beretta M1935 home from N. Africa, which he sold to another GI who had never left the states for $65, upon returning. My neighbor has quite a few souvenirs that his grandfather bought back from the Pacific. An NCO sword, two Arisaka`s and bayonets. There are probably more Lugers in America than Germany at this point.
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  1707. The proximity fuze still astonishes me today, how they could make something so small not destroyed by being fired and that could detonate so quickly given the need for a detonating mechanism and avoiding false positives.
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  1708. Another banger, Mark, Well done.
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  1709. Excellent video!
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  1710. As a Pole, thank you very much Mark for bringing this to light.
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  1711. In fact, the STG-44 and MP40 Prof. Felton shows in this video come from the "Battlefield Vegas" indoor range. They have a huge WW2 weapons collection. I was told the STG-44 was actually captured in Vietnam and auctioned back when fully automatic weapons were still produced and sold in the US civilian market.
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  1712. I love the 105mm howitzer, always comforting to have them one radio call away! They are absolutely magnificent in the fire support role, especially for infantry. Plus their light and maneuverable nature makes them ideal for rapid deployments by just a few lads and a transport. Whatever version, modern or vintage, they easily keep up to those they support. Great ammo availability/variety as well. The more modern ones have even better range and precision (longer barrels, better sights, etc.)! Be well & stay safe.
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  1713. As a former combat engineer I welcome this salutary reminder of the need to maintain your bridging capacity…
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  1714. Another Fascinating video, thank you Dr. Felton. I was raised as a Roman Catholic in the US, and was even an altar boy and would do errands and mow the lawn for our parish priest, as we lived just a couple of houses down. We have funny story in our family: as a young boy of about 10, I asked my parents if we could move to Switzerland. As you might imagine, my parents were both amused and curious as to why. So having seen a movie or television program, I informed them that when I grew up I wanted to join the Pontifical Swiss Guard, but in order to do that i needed to be a Swiss citizen. Therefore in typical 10 year old logic, i informed them that our family must move to Switzerland. My parents were less than keen about this idea, so we ended up remaining in our small town on the border with Canada. I was always fascinated with all things military and historical, so instead of fulfilling my goal of being a Swiss Guard, I joined the Army as a combat engineer and attended Military College. So thank you for this video Dr. Felton, you've brought back a fun childhood memory.
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  1715. New history unknown to me. Dr Felton exceeds himself again
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  1716. Amazing. No mention of any sordid tales of sexual encounters by any of the cats! Government cover up? Or a 'fix'? Histories mysteries.
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  1717. Little note: S24 was not technically a "torpedo boat destroyer," as the Imperial German Navy was inclined to consider their small torpedo-armed vessels, even the ones approaching 1,000 tons displacement and serving the Hochseeflotte on the high seas, to be just Torpedoboote, not Zerstoerers. Their primary weaponry was the torpedo, not their guns, and that mattered in German naval thinking at the time. The Torpedoboote were expected to contest enemy destroyers, but mostly in cooperation with small cruisers rather than on their own. When actual wartime experience showed that Germany couldn't reliably put small cruiser everywhere they were needed to stop enemy torpedoboats and destroyers, they regretted the decision to not produce proper Zerstoerers, but without much choice, ships like S24 manfully fought the fight and performed better than they really should have considering their limited firepower and durability. It also was one reason the Kriegsmarine was keen to build very big destroyers with big guns after the Anglo-German Naval Agreement liberated them from strict ship size limits, because they really wanted proper Zerstoerers that could face down big French, Soviet, and Polish destroyers on good terms.
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  1718. its way over due this man gets a show on history Channel , his stories are way more entertaining then most stuff you see on TV
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  1719. Thank you Dr.Felton for always bringing the most interesting story's
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  1720. Love your pronunciations
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  1721. Thanks for the story Mark. I find the late 44' and then 45' offensives in the West are never really talked about, apart from the Bulge. You hear mostly about what the US was doing but nothing on the British/Canadians. We (I'm British) seem to get left out of the narrative after Market Garden.
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  1722. Oh my God I wanted this series so bad. Bormann's disappearance is so mysterious and kind of underrated because of Goring and Himmler's shocking deaths. Thank you Dr. Felton for this video and the subsequent series!
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  1723. Good topical content recently mark! Keep it up.
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  1724. Odd that a relic such as this was discovered in the land of relics. Amazing how things always end up being buried only to be unearthed later. Yet again Dr. Felton provided us with something interesting. Well done. Cheers from the States!
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  1725. I'm 21 years old and i love history.. I've learned a lot from this guy
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  1726. Great video. Also the Germans had Wurfrahmen 40, a Sd.Kfz. 251 half track with 6 rocket launchers strapped to the sides.
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  1727. Love when you catch a Mark Felton drop within the first minute
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  1728. Another great topic by Mark
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  1729. Why can’t we have history class like this when I was in school?
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  1730. mark you are legend, please dont stop
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  1731. I grew up in the shadow of the space program in Florida and back in the 90s they used to bring out the M113s to show off at certain events or times to the public. NASA also has quite the extensive collection (or at least they did) of military surplus gear they repurpose for all sorts of cool stuff
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  1732. Our British allies are tough as nails. Glad we are on the same team
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  1733. A Polish WW2 Colonel died recently as well. Not many officers of any rank left.
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  1734. We love you Mark Felton. Thanks for another banger
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  1735. Mark, I just wanted to thank you for not interjecting divisive politics into your presentations and just sticking to the facts! Absolutely excellent.
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  1736. It's not forgotten anymore with the help of professor Mark Felton history comes back to life
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  1737. Mark bringing history in the highest quality again :)
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  1738. Mark, your narration is better than 95% of all the other content providers on YouTube.
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  1739. Thank you , Dr. Felton, for giving some air time to Mike Nussbaum!! Us film and theatre nerds appreciate it. He’s been a staple of American film and theatre for decades. He’s one of those “oh, that guy. I like that guy” actors. He’s great in everything.
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  1740. Nobody comes close to releasing the amount of content you do while keeping true to the quality that all your videos have, keep it up!
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  1741. I never thought I would be so keen to watch 5 minutes of German helmets, but Mark you have made another great vid,
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  1742. this should be interesting. cheers mark
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  1743. Mark, we all know academia woefully underpays a man of your incredible talents. A short sponsored ad is totally worth it. Keep up the great work!
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  1744. "Highest capital city in Europe." Really, higher than Amsterdam? 🤔
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  1745. I’ve watched so much WWII content, especially since really getting into YouTube during the pandemic. A lot of WWII content on YouTube is redundant but Felton’s work is always uncovering something fascinating and otherwise not covered that makes the conflict seem so much more pertinent and fresh
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  1746. Mark's content is brilliant and covers little known niches of history which means that he appears to do a large proportion of his own research and he has that voice that harkens back to the greats that narrated many world war two documentaries filmed in the 80s and 90s.
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  1747. This was the second presentation of Operation Bodenplatte havee seen on YouTube. It is by far the best. Thank you!
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  1748. I have never forgotten the Polish forces in WWII. We knew one of these brave men: he escaped a German POW camp, walked across Poland to the sea. Joined the Free Polish Army un the UK. Was at Monte Casino, then after DDay fought across Europe. After the war, His wife and son were warned to not go home as the Russians were coming to arrest them. They eventually arrived in London. I believe they're contribution made a very valuable contribution to winning the war. He and is family never went back.
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  1749. I discover this chanel few months ago and every video is pure joy to watch. Big suport from Croatia
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  1750. I've wondered this myself. Thank you for bringing light to it, and trying to answer the question. Well done as always, Dr. Felton. :)
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  1751. Best WW2 channel on youtube! Thanks Dr. Felton for all your hard work!
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  1752. The sheer coincidence of you publishing this tonight and me and my friends having walked past this exact spot earlier today is eerily freaky.
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  1753. It's around 10pm where I live, and I've got to say, Mark, your content is a good way to help wind down for the day before going to bed. I'm sure I mentioned this on a previous video, but I would love to see you do a video on the WW1 Battle of Beersheba.
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  1754. Mark has the best historical Military channel on YouTube hands down
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  1755. You know what Mark, I did find this interesting. Thanks for watching? NO, thank you for the amazing content, always try to leave a like on your stuff
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  1756. I’ve been a student of German history most of my adult life, particularly Nazi Germany, although I’m not an academically trained historian. When I was stationed in Germany with the Army in the mid-1980’s I had the opportunity on several occasions to meet Max Wunsche, who was Hitler’s SS Adjutant from 1938-40, the victory years of that era. Prior to that he commanded the ceremonial guard at the Berghof, and he can be seen at 6:00 in the video as the white jacketed SS officer preparing his guard to greet the arrival of visitors to the Berghof. (Many of Hitler’s personal staff like Wunsche were much younger than Hitler himself and survived the war well into old age.) As one who actually lived and worked at Hitler’s side during those victory years, he offered fascinating insights into Hitler the man himself, the dictator and his dictatorship, and how it came to be enthusiastically embraced by the German people. And at no time in our conversations did he come across as a fanatic, although by that time 40 years had elapsed since the end of the war, which I think allowed him to mellow and perhaps come to terms with his service to Hitler, at least on some level. My own personal take aways from those conversations can be summed up as follows: 1. The Nazis were indeed a warning from history. 2. Believe the dictator...it was all laid out in “Mein Kampf.” 3. The line between the humanity that gave us Bach and the inhumanity that gave us Bergen-Belsen is not as fine as one might think...or hope. 4. But the one take away that now resonates with me the most, given Putin’s absurd reasons and unhinged rhetoric for invading Ukraine and the subsequent atrocities unfolding there, is from Voltaire, who once said, “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.”
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  1757. More than a few people have been to these subs to spend the night or simply have a brew inside or on top. Accessible using very small boats or kayaks . You do not want to get stuck in the mud . Thanks Dr. Felton for your excellent video.
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  1758. Mr. Felton's videos should be required watching for, well...everyone.
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  1759. The inscription on the Thai version of the Victory Medal : " มหา สงคราม เพื่อ อารยธรรม," translates as Great War for Civilization.
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  1760. Over an hour long?! Excellent!! 🙏
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  1761. I'm decorating my house for my son's birthday and stopped everything to watch a new Mark Felton
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  1762. As an American (who's been to the UK quite a few times), most of this is unfamiliar to me, but this is a fascinating segment about such an obscure topic. Well done sir!
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  1763. Strange but true story - I was a school kid living in DC when Kennedy was shot. My family went down to the funeral procession. I remember someone putting me up on the base of a statue so I could see. I also recall the riderless horse with the boots turned backwards and the caisson with the casket. There were also bagpipe players. Fast forward many years and I was in one of the early AOL chat rooms. For some reason, the Kennedy funeral came up and I mentioned I was there. Someone said they were one of the bagpipers! So over the years and miles, I connected with someone at the procession. I looked it up just now and learned that the pipers were from the Black Watch regiment, who had played for the president only days before he was killed. Since they were still in the country, they were asked to play during the procession.
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  1764. I go past the Deptford signs frequently. It's not only signs that remind people of the war. When my mum was alive she could never watch the end of Dads Army as during the end credits a siren would sound. It bought back too many memories of the Blitz for her and she would leave the room as the credits began to roll.
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  1765. Probably the weirdest title MF....but I'm in like Flynn as usual. ✌
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  1766. Dr. Felton, as a Englishman, I’m sure it pains you in the shoddy treatment of these two generals. Yet, as a historian, you honestly do not shrink from uncovering such dishonor! Bravo sir! A major reason your channel is far superior to other YouTube history channels!
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  1767. Felton, I am from Kenya and your channel brought what I studied into reality. Someday I will visit Normandy and these historical sites and invite you for a coffee
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  1768. To this day I will never understand why people dislike videos that the channel creator clearly put hours of effort and research into. Keep up the great work Mark.
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  1769. My great uncle was one of his bodyguards on the train leaving Germany. I inherited his pristine C96 Mauser pistol about 20 years ago. I believe it’s never been fired, not a single blemish in the barrel. It has the imperial crest on the top of the receiver. I have it in a display case on my wall.
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  1770. Mark Felton is a treasure. Always makes my day
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  1771. Definetly a piece of D-Day that is never mentioned in any documentaries. Thank you Dr. Felton for bringing to light a small but still important part of History mostly forgotten. Always look forward to what you have in store for us.
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  1772. Wow this is the earliest I’ve been to a Mark Felton Production!
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  1773. Dr. Felton….. i hope you never stop doing what you’re doing, you’re an absolute gem to people who love history.
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  1774. I thought I knew most about WW2 and WW1, but I did not know about this. All I have to say is Bravissimo.
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  1775. The Soviets had the Night Witches and The Axis had the White Squadron. Both squadrons being filled primarily by Women and it's sad that none of the documentaries I've ever watched on TV had talked about these. I'm glad there are people like you Dr. mark Felton that have the ability to show us on YouTube, what the TV networks have failed to show. It's helps me appreciate and understand the struggles of WW2 more everyday. Keep doing what you're doing.
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  1776. Still another terrific program. I thought you might be interested in the fact that, during my 25 years of service as a naval officer for the United States, I spent several tours in Italy, both with the sixth fleet and on various liaison assignments. Although I am a native born United States citizen, I also hold Italian citizenship along with that of the EU, having inherited the family property, mostly in the south. When I introduced myself, I was surprised to know that the authorities were aware that my great grandfather was a partisan with Garibaldi and my grandfather, a Bersaglieri, fighting first in the Italo Turkish war in North Africa in 1910 and 11; and, returning to his regiment for the climactic battles in 1917. He returned to Italy with his eldest son who joined the Caribbean Carabinieri. It was this organization that gave me access to many of the weapons reviewed in your video. I found them to be very well-maintained and very well-made and very accurate.
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  1777. For a historian like yourself Doctor Felton seeing a collection like this must have made you feel as if you walked into Ali Baba's cave! Just incredible!
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  1778. Thank you Mark for your hard work in putting these videos together! They never disappoint!
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  1779. Our guy Mark comes up clutch again. Big up
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  1780. It still confuses me after basically a 80 years why some places still refuse to give up information that really don't seem to harm anybody but only Aid in the historical effort to explain what ended up happening to people and there things perhaps I'm missing something but either way great video as always❤
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  1781. Thank you Dr. Felton for yet another fascinating story.
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  1782. Dr. Felton always finds amazing footage and image's that I would NEVER have otherwise seen. Thanks
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  1783. My dad was a WWII veteran. He enlisted the day after Pearl Harbor. He was quite an unassuming guy. He never wanted or asked for any credit for the things he did all those years ago. The majority of those guys were just doing what they thought was right and expected of them.
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  1784. Mark I think we all agree the History channel needs you. You’re such a bright and incredible storyteller that deserves nothing but the very best! God bless!
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  1785. How fantastic, as a tailor I can't wait for your episode on the Kaiser's uniforms. How honoured you must have felt to be allowed to view these precious items.
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  1786. Of recent, I haven't missed any of your videos. It's channels like this that are replacing cable TV
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  1787. Thanks Dr. Felton for everything you do. Your approach to documenting history in a clear and concise manner has brought the joys of hard historical research to everyone
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  1788. A Mark Felton vid just as I climb into bed? What a Friday night treat! Hands down my most treasured YouTube subscribe, always eagerly await each and every vid! Thanks Mark, you bring us all many great videos with outstanding and interesting knowledge ✌
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  1789. I’m constantly amazed at the wide variety of topics that Mark manages to come up with, always original, and incredibly informative. Mr. Felton is, IMHO, quite easily one of the best YouTube content makers and very few others reach the same standard (although I’ll listen to Drachinifel, Lindybeige, and a few others). Even though this is an unusual topic he still makes it interesting. The sheer number of fascinating topics and never a hint of click bait, helps make the decision about whether to watch a new upload very simple - am I going to watch it now or later ? There’s never been a boring video by Mark, which is an incredibly high standard to begin with, yet despite the amount of content he produces he’s still a whole order of magnitude better than most other creators. Perhaps it’s one of those really high levels that other content producers should try to emulate? Thank you Mark for all your videos, but sadly I can only subscribe/accept new notifications/hit the like button once (though I’d be ok with un-subbing then re-subbing if it helped the numbers!?). Also, thanks for the reminder about your book channel - I’ll be heading there in a minute.
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  1790. It's really insane how Mark can provide an interesting story, saturated with facts on such a small topic.
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  1791. Out of all the Al Capone memorabilia and artifacts his personal weapons are undoubtedly among the most interesting and obviously command huge prices if they aren't in a museum or law enforcement archive. Another informative video Mr. Felton.
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  1792. As the son of a history teacher, I love this s--t.
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  1793. The videos about unknown battles are your best !
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  1794. Goliath.... A piece of its track is installed into St. John church's wall to commemorate those killed in Goliath's blast, during the Warsaw Uprising 1944..
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  1795. Husband of my grandfather's sister was steam train driver before the war in eastern Poland, as he was uniformed worker, he was taken prisoner by Soviets and was sent to katyń, but he was extremely lucky, the Soviets were checking hands, his hands for obvious reasons were hands of an ordinary worker and he was released and returned home, he died in the end of 80s
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  1796. Wife: "where are you going?" Me: "I need to return some video tapes." Gets in car, turns on Mark Felton, drives in circles for 15 minutes
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  1797. Thank you Mister Felton. My Grandfather was a soldier in the polish Army and got a pov after getting captured in the battle of Modlin in the last days of September. My Grandmother was a Partisan in the woods north of Kielce and was a invalid after a fight with the occupants. A lot of my family died during the occupation. Thank you for keeping their spirit alive with your videos!
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  1798. - Those Fockers bombed me granny’s chip shop! - You mean Focke-Wulfs? - No, these Fockers were flying Messerschmitts!
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  1799. Please never change anything Mark. Not the intro music, not the style, not the content. It is perfect!
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  1800. As someone mentions below. It’s truly refreshing to have a neutral history channel. Thank you.
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  1801. Another installment of the best history channel on YouTube, keep it up mark
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  1802. Love your work Mark, best history teacher I have had..
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  1803. At an estate auction in the USA, I remember getting into a bidding war (that I lost) over an old display case and tubes of Swastika Tooth Paste that had been in somebody's attic since the 1920s. Their family ran an old pharmacy and had all kinds of interesting things like that on auction. A lady their said, "What's with the Nazi toothpaste?". I tried explaining the original "good luck sign" found all over the place before the Nazis took it. She was unconvinced.
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  1804. In the 1980s I worked for Roger Corman. And I once met Eddie Albert about a month before I learned of his life saving actions during the landing at Tarawa. (He died about 15 years ago). He wasn't much of a farmer, but a legend as a sailor. (He was also a spy photographing German U Boats in Mexico before the war.) And Mel Brooks tells a story of when the Producers as a play was on Broadway, "An outraged old guy accosted me. How dare you make Hitler funny! This was news to anyone?? I thought everybody had to see the Producers (movie) to be bar mitzvahed. The outraged guy goes on, "I was in World War Two." So I snapped, "Oh yeah, I was in World War Two, I don't remember see you there." (This was on NPR interview, maybe Terry Gross).
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  1805. I poured myself a glass of wine... my order of sushi had just arrived.. I open Youtube... "Nazi Rocket Monkeys"........ what a friday!
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  1806. I came back after a long time but still surprised that Mr.Mark Felton's still had interesting and unique story to tell.
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  1807. in Vietnam we have another fighter pilot that shot down the first b-52 with his mig-21 that has the name very close to Colonel Tomb, his name is Pham Tuan (or Toon)
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  1808. I clicked faster than you could say Mark Felton productions
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  1809. Incredible part of history! Many thanks for teaching me so many “new” events from WW2 I had no clear idea! Greetings from Guatemala! Great theme video for the International Women Day (March 8th). Do you have a video of women in WW2?
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  1810. Bravo! I enjoy how you link modern news to WW2 incidents. Cheers, Mark!
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  1811. All chores and tasks for the morning will simply have to wait 92 minutes. Good one Dr. Felton!
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  1812. As always, Mark, your educational videos are truly appreciated!
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  1813. Absolutely fascinating! Thank you, Dr. Felton. As an lifelong student of WW2 history, this is the first I've heard of Naumann and his machinations.
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  1814. We had two M4 Sherman's on display at 1st Tank Battalion, Camp Pendleton, CA. The one out front as you come in used to be used in parades and other functions but the transmission went out in 1979 and has been sitting ever scene. The other is setting in front of the Headquarters building, they both had been rescued from ranges. Thanks again for the history.👍👍👍👍👍♥️🇺🇸
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  1815. Will we ever find a better YouTube channel than Mark Felton Productions? NOT BLOODY LIKELY!
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  1816. love this kinda things!! keep up the good work mark!!! :D
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  1817. Dr. Felton once again delivers another classic 🔥
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  1818. How interesting! You never disappoint Mark, thank you.
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  1819. I’m Swiss and a loyal viewer of this Channel, I’ve been expecting this
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  1820. The Queen learned to fix engines during the war. Her contribution by serving in the ATS was huge for morale. It showed the world that all of England was fighting the war.
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  1821. The absence of mellow drama and overwrought music is hugely appreciated.
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  1822. My honest thanks go out to our Dutch neighbours for preserving these relics of German history in pristine condition. How they manage to do it is beyond me. I love that his sweater and workgloves are preserved, too. Thanks also to you, Dr. Felton, for taking us along!
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  1823. BEST history channel on this platform. Thank you MFP!
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  1824. 75 years later we're still learning about WW2 secrets. Thanks again, Mark.
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  1825. Another great historical event covered by the great Dr. Mark Felton. Thank you, sir!
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  1826. Your impersonation of Churchill was funny and convincing
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  1827. NOW THIS IS HOW YOU RESEARCH A TOPIC.!!! You don't list to some crack pot online or read an article that just wants to get your clicks and make you mad. You go to the source!!! Brilliant work Mark
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  1828. Back in the mid-nineties I travelled to Shenyang, China on a job for CAAC Airlines. (I was a Field Service Engineer in aerospace at the time.) One day on the flight line I saw what I thought was a DC-3 in Chinese Air Force colors. My interpreter told me it was actually a Li-3 (he pronounced it Lee Three) which was a Chinese built copy of the Russian Li-2, which was itself a copy of the DC-3. Can't say if the CAF is still flying them, but they were at that time.
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  1829. Unlike the Pilot in this video, Mark NEVER fails to land a successful video!
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  1830. The things I have learned on his channel... A day with a new Dr. Felton upload is a good day!
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  1831. I love these forgotten, disregarded or untold little stories.
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  1832. For the EIGHT people that gave this video a Thumbs Down ...... May your crotch be INFESTED with the Fleas of a THOUSAND Camels, and may your arms be way TOO short to scratch it. LOL That'LL TEACH'em Mark!!!! :)
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  1833. Back in the 1970's my grandmother still had knitting patterns with Roger Moore as the model.
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  1834. this might be my new favourite Mark Felton video, I remember when the UK armed forces had 250,000 personnel and even then i thought that was too small.
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  1835. I had never heard of this before. Makes a lot of sense and is very ingenious. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  1836. I love the fact that I can rock up on any of these videos and learn about 10X what I knew before. Bravo, Mark, Bravo.
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  1837. Lovers of WWII history owe you debt of gratitude Mr. Felton. Your production of these videos are second to none and have watched every one of them. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these videos. I’m sure it’s very time consuming but a labor of love for you I bet.
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  1838. Nothing like the sound of a shack sadly missed in the skies and thank you mark for this i worked at the factory where all shackleton's where made 💓👍
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  1839. I really like your way of telling history! Very immersive but without biased to one side in my opinion. Great Skill!
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  1840. Mark Felton on a Saturday morning , great way to kick off the weekend
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  1841. Thank you so much for applying the exchange rate and the inflation rate for RM to USD. I've known about the bribes for decades but had never run across anyone crunching the numbers before.
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  1842. I had a mule named Tammy growing up, she was a gentle giant at 17 hands and rode like Cadillac, much smother that a horse.
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  1843. Love these little vignettes of the war that give a more person feel for different participants' perspectives.
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  1844. As a young G.I. in 1984 I got to march across the bridge during the annual "Nijmegen Marches," or "Vierdaagse" in Dutch. It was a great time, and I really enjoyed the historic significance and Dutch hospitality!
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  1845. Hello Dr. Felton. Another little known story of WW2 that not many people know about that you have brought to life. Thank you and have a great day!
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  1846. Best military documentaries on the net,concise,articulate,well spoken,very informative and no bias.
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  1847. YES!!! More quarantine material!
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  1848. Dr. Felton, as an American, I don't mind and actually enjoy your use of British terms. My ancestors were from Britain so I can enjoy some vocabulary from the mother country!
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  1849. I have only now discovered these documentaries and was immediately enthusiastic, which is very well done and so on. By the way, your German pronunciation is quite good!
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  1850. I think it's great to hear Mark talk about he and a friend hopping onto their bikes to ride to see some spooky location. It's something that I did as well when I was that age as well. The States and England may be two nations separated by a common language, but we have more important things in common... teenage boys riding bikes long distances for adventure... the never come again good ol' days.
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  1851. I really enjoy his stories and his voice makes it all the more enjoyable.
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  1852. Mark, you are the definition of historian!
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  1853. The intro always gets me in the history mood as well scares me good but in a good way!!😌
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  1854. I see Mark Felton, I click.
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  1855. Aviation nerd here. At 8:05 those are not IAI Dagger (Israeli version of Mirage 5) but a pair of Douglas A-4 Skyhawks...
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  1856. Very unbiased reporting. Journalists could take a lesson from Dr Felton. Facts pure and simple. Hard to find that nowadays. Thank you for presenting historical facts about repurposing equipment, Mark.
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  1857. Fantastic sharing of knowledge as always Dr. Felton.
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  1858. This is the best 20th century history content on the internet. Keep it up Mark. You're doing humankind a good service.
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  1859. You'd be surprised at the mountains of engineering data is still classified.
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  1860. You are very good at what you do Dr. Felton ! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
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  1861. That was a little gem Mark, I wondered about this woman. She had beauty and a strong personality - You filled a lot of blanks here. Cheers
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  1862. Your unbiased presentation of history should be an example in these times. No spin, no editoriaizing. You present unvarnished history and respect the intelligence of your audience. These are rare qualities today. Thank you.
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  1863. Where do you come up with this historical content??? I have never heard of these balloon weapons before. Thank you!
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  1864. Mark - you always amaze me with these obscure military histories. German fighting Japanese in WW2... who would have thought that? Also, Germans and Austrians in the French Foreign Legion? This story shows that war often produces some very strange bedfellows!
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  1865. My mother worked at the Inglis plant in Toronto during the war and is quite proud of her role in war production for the allies. Shes in her 90's now but still talks your ear off about those days. The Hi-Power is a quality side arm even today.
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  1866. Me: Expecting something about Operation Barbarossa Dr. Felton: Female Nazi Pilot Sex Shops Touché
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  1867. My father was in Norwich when this raid happened, I believe. He was a private in the Royal Norfolk Regiment, recruited in 1939, and he spent most if not all of the war "keeping the Germans back in Norwich". He would recall that there was a huge and unexpected air raid by the Luftwaffe, and he was away from his barracks at the time, and he saw it ablaze when he returned. My mother who at the time was back in North London braving the London Blitz, must have thought of Norwich as a relatively safe haven for her fiancé, and would have been horrified at reports of destruction there. I didn't know that this may have been part of the "Baedeker Blitz", Thank you Mark!
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  1868. Many others and I would never remotely come close to all these nuggets of history without you, so thank you!
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  1869. The dakotas landed , uploaded the cargo , had problems taking off , downloaded the cargo , had hidden , and finally took with the vital V 2 components and the germans thought it was sounds of their own aircraft , they had no idea that the rocket parts were being stolen in front of their own noses, these people had lots of guts and the naziz were incredible fooled. Another home run by M F , thank you Sir.
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  1870. You’re the best WW2 historian on YouTube, Dr. Felton, Keep up the amazing work!
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  1871. Just wanted to let you know this is one of my fav. YT channels and def. the fav. military themed one. I love the intro theme, always gets me into the mood, esp. knowing there's some great content following. (and that it's not a minute long, padding the video length)
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  1872. As an American railfan I found this very interesting. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  1873. Impressive weapon. There is the story of a US Marine platoon pinned down for half a day by accurate rifle fire. Eventually air support was called in and strafed the area enemy fire was coming from. What was found caused disbelief, two elderly Afghan men armed with No4 SMLE's. They has rained down accurate fire from 600 yards away for over 7 hours on open sights. Testament to older weapons effectiveness and longevity. Just think, the "modern" bolt action rifles made today all use a Mauser type of action. "If it ain't broke? Don't fix it".
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  1874. I´ve lived most of my adult life in these areas mentioned in Bavaria and Austria and will soon be retiring here. Thanks for giving me a great new hobby here : gold hunting.
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  1875. I am surprised Mark Felton doesn't have his own television show. Dr. Felton could compile these youtube videos into a few seasons just to get started. History is very important, especially these days more than ever (at least in the United States).
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  1876. It's like an old serial show. You know that we will watch every episode, well done.
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  1877. my brother has an original walther p38 from 1942, still has its original markings on it, fires like it came off the factory floor yesterday. my dad also picked up an old ppk when he was working in the Congo, but we never test fired it because it wasnt in great condition.
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  1878. Being an infantry veteran and interested in military history, I was aware of this conflict that happened when I was just six months old. It is really interesting to learn such specific details about the operation. Also, having a detailed map really helps to comprehend the story. Thanks again.
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  1879. I especially love hearing about how The Axis supported each other during the war. Thanks again for a brilliant video. Been watching since 14k, love how the channel has grown. Keep up the amazing work!
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  1880. Just a heads up, the Philippine mars has long since been retired, it resides now in the national museum of naval aviation in Pensacola, Florida
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  1881. What a fascinating and informative series... Much appreciated!
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  1882. A no-brainer! This is, again, excellent information, Dr. Felton!
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  1883. Perfect end to the week. Workday over, sitting at the bar with a bottle of Heineken, and listening to the most recent of Mark Felton's superb videos.
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  1884. Brilliant video as always, Mark always comes through with the best paced and interesting videos. Also there is something about the sound of your voice which makes it perfect for historical war narration, it just sounds right.
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  1885. You know things are going to get serious when a man like that stares you down in public.
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  1886. You sir, are one of the most interesting men in the world.
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  1887. This man is a real life grand moff of Star Wars
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  1888. The story of Himmler's "misplaced" brain reminds me of the fate of Albert Einstein's brain which was removed shortly after his death in 1955 for scientific study. While never completely lost it did have a 60 year journey of being dissected, displaced, forgotten in storage in cider boxes, and never quite getting the cremation originally intended.
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  1889. I was overly excited to see Gurkhas guarding a base in the UK when I was over there for work. My work partner didn't understand why, maybe this video will help him understand. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  1890. My father was shot in the face when he was in France. Unfortunately he was attached to the French Army at the time. His records indicated the injury (his second one of the war) but never received the Purple Heard because he was not attached to an American unit. My sister and I went to our Congressman to bring up the issue. Took years but he did receive it shortly before his passing.
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  1891. Thank you Dr Felton ! Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła !
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  1892. I am appalled, but not surprised. Thank you for highlighting this dreadful treatment of true patriots and heroes.
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  1893. The part of history that must be told. Who better to tell us that Dr Felton.
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  1894. I used to work with a old Polish man,who had been captured by the Soviet army when they invaded Poland.He ended up in a forced labour camp.He told me that one day they where told that the inmates where being set free and they ended up in Palestine,he then joined the Polish second corps and fought in Italy.After the war he married and settled down in England.
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  1895. Mark, this too is so interesting and timely, impeccably researched and presented. Thank you 🙏🏼
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  1896. In 2018, I went to Svalbard to go hiking. Vintage bolt action rifles are extremely common up there. I would say the most common are World War II vintage Kar98ks leftover from the German occupation of Norway, Svalbard being Norwegian territory. Most of these were rechambered in .308 NATO. There were also some Krags. We actually carried a World War I vintage Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher M95. Due to the presence of polar bears, many people walk around the main settlement of Longyearbyen with rifles and if I am not mistaken, there is actually a law in place that groups of people leaving the settlement are required to be armed. It is a very strange and fascinating place. We also saw one of the few buildings that was not blown up by Scharnhorst and Tirpitz during Operation Zitronella (the only time Tirpitz fired her main battery in anger). Would love to see you cover that as your schedule permits.
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  1897. It’s 1 am and I heard the notification. Me: I heed the call of my lord
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  1898. Where Eagles dare is one of the greatest war movies ever made . Thank you Dr Felton for making this video .
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  1899. Amazing video as always Mark! I can’t think of a better channel to subscribe to!
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  1900. The rarest versions of the Kongsberg Colts are the "lunchbox colts" - made by the workers in secret and smuggled out of the factory in lunchboxes and then given to the Norwegian resistance. These pistols have no markings and are really sought after
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  1901. I love your videos they are so informative and gives you an inside view of secret projects by the axis and allies of ww2 thank you for your dedication.
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  1902. I love how you're posting a lot of videos regarding current events, it's really interesting!
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  1903. Another beautiful job Mark! I can’t find any reason to watch conventional tv or cable shows when I have quality shows like yours on YouTube!
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  1904. The woman pictured on the title was my stepmother, Jeri Lofland. She wasn't a nurse, nor in the army, but was a model who posed for a nursing recruitment poster.
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  1905. This is definitely the most informative video about his KGB past I've come across to this day. Almost nothing is known about this period of his life. Thanks for the great video (as usual). P.S. I think Steve Buscemi should play him in a movie, he could pull off the looks and the face expressions perfectly.
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  1906. I’m convinced that Mark Felton is secretly an immortal being that exists to teach the future of the past
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  1907. Thank you Dr. Felton for all of your wonderful content !
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  1908. Excellent story...told by an accomplished historian and worthy of a TV history channel mini series.
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  1909. Mark, your impeccably researched and produced videos sets THE standard for objectivity on WW2 history and its main protagonists.
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  1910. Dr. Felton, to me, this concise historical report on The Emperor must have been one of your most exhaustive to date. I for one appreciate your efforts to properly educate and inform your readers on all aspects of historical facts. This one is your BEST one yet. I am appreciative of your efforts as are all who follow your channel. Thank You!! Regards, Bert 😊
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  1911. I would agree, it is an appalling reflection on our National Honour. They should both, have been given , either a pension, commensurate with their rank, or a position within the British Military.
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  1912. As an Iraqi I say this: curse the day England left Iraq and curse the day we lost the King Faisal. Once again thank you Mark for this video, at 1:07 I've seen that tank during my deployment in 2006 with the US army, it is located at camp Taji AKA Camp CSM Cook.
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  1913. I sat in his Mercedes Benz the Blue Goose in Marysville, Ohio. A collector in Dayton bought it in the early 90's from a Connecticut museum.
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  1914. Mark Felton’s films are always carefully researched. You can really tell how much time he puts into making a script for each video. He really does history justice because he allows the reader/user to come to their own conclusions on any given historical event he talks about!
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  1915. I lived within earshot of Castlemartin firing range when the Bundeswehr were there, live-firing. I'd be on the phone to a friend in England and they'd ask what that krump-thump noise was. Delighted to say, 'It's the Germans!' From my memory, the Germans were welcomed, as were the Dutch after them.
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  1916. Often saw the guys in Cardiff bus station, you'd see the NCO's in immaculate tie and blazers shephearding the scared and confused looking new recruits around on their first leave from Brecon. At one time when they started electronic payments, they issued new recruits ATM cards and gave them their pin number on a piece of card... it didn't occur to anyone to tell the recruit's how to use them and there were several cases where recruits handed their ATM cards and pin to strangers. There was the case of one Tibetan who joined the Gurkhas and was having a torrid time and was homesick. The British officers were stuck on how to deal with him, one of the Gurkha SNCO's told the officers 'don't worry, leave it to me...' before long the poor Tibetan's demeanor changed for the positive and there was a positive spring in his step. When the CO questioned the SNCO, he grinned and said 'Back in Tibet he was a yak herd and as we were driving back from the exersize area we passed a farm with some Scottish highland cattle that have a passing resemblance to a yak. So I went to the farm and asked for a favour. So, for a couple of days a week the Tibetan goes and mucks out the barns and helps feeding the cattle.' The way they're treated by the British government after their service is shabby.
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  1917. Let there be Mark Felton Productions
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  1918. Thank you, Mark, for all the entertaining/educational content.
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  1919. A wonderful series of well researched documentaries, presented so very well.
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  1920. Thank you for this interesting piece. My mom loved Glenn Miller. She passed away at 99 in December of 2020. Oh, the stories she could tell about living in Chicago when the war broke out.
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  1921. Thank you Mark Felton for my daily dose of "I bet you didn't know that this happened in WW2"
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  1922. And Mark does it again .... This channel is pure class 👍👍
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  1923. I prefer 'Netherlands' but I understand with Himmler and henchman in the title you say 'Holland'. Thanks for bringing attention to my country in WW2.
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  1924. Now this is really interesting--I had known a bit of this but you have cleared up a whole lot more. Thank you.
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  1925. A B-24 Bomber crashed into a mountain pass in the wilderness of Yosemite National Park (California) back in the 1940’s (during the war). I backpacked into the area and saw the wreck site myself. The propeller blades and much of the engine parts are scattered about the rocky scree. A large part of the fuselage has migrated down a steep, icy glacier. I have a picture of myself standing next to one of the propellers. There is also another bomber (not sure of the model) in the bottom of Huntington lake (Fresno County, California) not far from the dam. (Edit: corrected model that crashed on koip peak, it was a B-24 not B-17).
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  1926. Re Loch Leven: in about 2007 I assisted briefly with a search, done by some members of my scuba club, for the second Hurricane which was purported to have crash-landed on the loch near St Serf's Island (the first Hurricane I understand to have been destroyed). We used magnetometer and sonar without success. Later on I was told that the aircraft ended up on the muddy shore of St Serf's and was recovered to nearby Balado airfield. I have also been told by members of the scuba community that the location of the Spitfire in Mentieth is known and guarded jealously. I was told there is a Fairey Barracuda in the river Forth near the Kincardine Bridge. I was told that there is a Whitley bomber in Loch Katrine. None of this I can corroborate, but I pass it on. Thank you Mark.
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  1927. Ok this is honestly something i would never have thought happened. Another reason why Dr. Mark Felton is the best History Teacher! Thanks again!
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  1928. One of your best Mark, just the right balance of fact, supposition and rumour coupled with massive amounts of gold !
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  1929. Great vid thanks. I was in the 1996 Bomb in Manchester. We were moved out of the corn exchange 20 minutes before it went off due to them phoning a warning. The whole city centre had every window blown out over us.
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  1930. Fascinating insights, Mark. Well researched and narrated. Many thanks for sharing this fine documentary.
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  1931. I'm ex 3 Para, during my recruit training back in 1969 there was a colour sergeant Norman who used to stroll around the barracks screaming, "NASSER IS NOT DEAD"! He was a bit of a character. As part of our indoctrination we used to do regimental history. I've learned a lot more in this video than those far off history lessons.Well done! Dr Felton. By the way I think it is the same person, the c/Sgt was called Pompey Norman and he had been at El Gamil drop in '56. Stay safe everyone wear a mask, wash your hands a lot and keep your distance in this time of Lockdown for covid19. Greetings to one and all from Vigo Spain
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  1932. Nothing like spending my Friday watching a high quality Felton video
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  1933. The quality of these videos are unparalleled.
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  1934. I cant say it enough, TY for all your hard work and content contributions.
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  1935. When you think you know everything about WWll...Then you meet Dr. Felton.
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  1936. Merry Christmas to YouTube’s best channel!
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  1937. Thank you Dr. Felton for remembering our heroes.
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  1938. I am of an age where I still remember what air raid sirens in the US sounded like. But there are still parts of the country where you can hear the sound. Sirens are still used for tornado warnings in the center of the country, and for tsunami warnings along the coasts. An eerie wail for sure! Thank you again for an excellent spisode, Dr. Felton!
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  1939. I love learning more about the Korean War. It truly has become - at least in the United States - a "forgotten war". Kudos to Dr. Felton for shedding light on this interesting conflict.
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  1940. in NZ hundreds of universal carriers were used on the hill country farms stripped down to a flat bed utility, while Sherman tanks were used into the 1990s as winch cable platforms on forestry.
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  1941. Seriously why would you give this a thumbs down? Not enough Ice Road Truckers or Ancient Aliens?......idiots.
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  1942. Outstanding Professor Felton!!!! Thank you for your amazing research abilities! Mini army, maximum interest!
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  1943. That was 11 min? Seemed like two! And yet it's all there: the context (role of women with all the major powers; history of the EK (eiserne Kreuz), 1813-1945; and the detail (individuals, actions, situations). A masterwork of compression, a storytelling masterpiece by a master historian. Thanks, Mark!!
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  1944. 45 years I've been studying WW2. Never heard about this before. Thanks Mark. You are absolutely top notch
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  1945. Thanks Mark for covering this battle that took place in my country!
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  1946. I remember my uncle telling me about these in the 2nd world war. He was an officer in the Royal Engineers bomb disposal unit. A really brave man but quite unassuming.
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  1947. sees no negative comments “Now this does put a smile on my face”
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  1948. Mark Felton is The Sir Attenborough of War.
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  1949. I have learned more about WW2 history from your channel and Military History Visualized than i ever did at school.
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  1950. Dr Felton, you never fail to amaze us with your videos, even with this current conflict, we are still often learning something new and interesting!
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  1951. My dad's first overseas assignment in the army air corps was the Berlin airlift where he learned to speak German and kept in touch with the family he was billeted with until very late in his life, visiting them many times over the years. He went on to do tours in Korea and 2 in Vietnam. Until his last days he never really spoke about what he did other than to say he was in communications and had no idea how many people he'd put in harms way. Once he retired (27 years and as a msgt) he never wanted anything to do with the Veterans Administration, preferring to go to the local air base for everything from groceries (BX) to using the medical facilities. He was 92 when he died last year.
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  1952. I thought I knew enough about WWII to be dangerous, but every time I watch one of your videos I learn something new. Thank you.
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  1953. A legendary story and a legendary way to end the working week and start of a great weekend! Thanks for sharing Mark!
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  1954. These reviews of WW2 weapons are very impressive. They're helpful conversation starters with my buds. Your research makes me look brilliant! Thanks for posting.
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  1955. Pleasantly surprised at this, I too have rode on these trams while stationed at MCAS Iwakuni Japan just south of Hiroshima. Never once occurred to me that they were survivors. Thanks again for a great video Mark Felton!
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  1956. I have visited Hiroshima two times, once in 1973 with a very lovely, intelligent young Japanese woman I had the good fortune to meet when I was on a Navy WestPac cruise... she was a graduate of the University of Osaka, and I was on a summer "military" break from college. She showed me everything about the city that wonderful but very sobering weekend. I took my wife on a visit in fall 2019, and, again, the city impressed me with its friendly, kind people we met in the shopping streets, hotels, and tourist spots. We took the trams from the main station to our hotel. I was telling the very pretty clerk about my wonderful 1973 visit and how I wanted my wife to see the city. She promptly upgraded our room to one on the "executive" floor high about the city center, with a spectacular view north to the completely rebuilt castle and moat. Hiroshima is simply one of my favorite Japanese cities I have visited on my eight trips to that beautiful country over the decades of my life. Great people! Great culture.
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  1957. Mark, I cannot stress enough the amount of gratitude I feel for you for making this vid. You have my utter respect, I thank you very much.
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  1958. this mini series is excellent, even the teaser about the skull has us on the edge of our chairs....
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  1959. Bloody hell I never knew you chaps took that kind of losses in Caen. Salute to your grandfathers and uncles!
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  1960. Mark, I really like your videos! As a WW2 Historian myself, I never knew these stories. It is very interesting to know the deepest details of every event that not too many people know. Wish you luck for 2 Million subs! Keep it up!
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  1961. Woollen knitted poppy on the aiming wheel of the Honing mortar was left by me in June 2022. Was following the East Anglian WW1 pillbox trail, leaving a knitted poppy at each location. Had a few extras with me and it seemed right to leave one here. Found it a moving experience to pass this German mortar on that trip quite by chance. Best wishes, enjoy your videos very much.
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  1962. It's funny how I was looking for videos about her ever since they announced the movie about Axis Sally
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  1963. Columbia University was founded in 1754 when it received a royal charter from George II. The school was originally called King's College and was renamed Columbia after the Revolutionary War. I'm an alumnus of Rutgers University, which received a royal charter in 1766 and was originally called Queens's College in honor of Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, the last monarch of America.
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  1964. The Lee Enfield is a beautiful rifle. I was lucky enough to go to the range with my dad and shoot his rifle. The bolt is great to manipulate and when you get the hang of it you operate it open handed, with the heel of your hand, as this makes it even faster to reload.
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  1965. Amazing! I didn’t know that the Vatican had others than the historical Swiss Guard! Thank you!
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  1966. For 20 years, I was the Honorary Agent for the Shipwrecked Mariners in an East Coast town. Our mine, the one in the opening shots, was regularly painted and taken off site for maintenance. A major concern was proofing it against being broken into, which required it to be welded shut and cut open. At emptying time, the mine contained a lot of small change, foreign coins and the odd soggy note. It also had dozens of lolly and ice-cream sticks, and I took the sticky money home in buckets, to be washed. When I was a boy, the mine had its horns, and we used them to climb up it. Over the years, they corroded away to sharp protrusions, which had to be cut off. The mine has been remounted on a new brick plinth, but the new Honorary Agent's other repair work has been interrupted by the pandemic. It could do to be replaced, after more than 70 years in situ, on a clifftop. The other duties of the HA were to pay pensions to retired mariners, or more usually their widows; and to feed, clothe, accommodate and return home any mariners shipwrecked here.
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  1967. When the last B-2 is sent to the bone yard the crew will be picked up by a B-52. When the last B-52 is sent to the bone yard the crew will be picked up by a turboprop Gooney Bird.
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  1968. I've always wondered about the Cobra King in WarThunder thanks for explaining
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  1969. Glad Dr. Mark still has fun doing YT after 5 years, its a vibe to listen to more WW2 lore
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  1970. 69 years old. Videos regarding little known aspects of World War II history always fascinating. Confirms there’s always something more to learn and these videos fit that bill. Thanks.
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  1971. I'm a 68 years old product of U.S. schools, so I don't know beans...but I was smart enough to press "subscribe!"
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  1972. Who's liked the video before watching? I have!
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  1973. I wish my grandfather was alive to see your channel. He would have loved the clear explanation and details of your stories
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  1974. Hello Dr. Felton as an Israeli I did not know about this case and I am glad that you alerted me to it, the video explains excellently and I am glad to see it!. In addition to that, I checked in Hebrew why it was there, apparently it was really used in the workshop and then it was accidentally buried in drainage works
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  1975. Definitely never knew about this unit. Thanks Mark.
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  1976. Oh boy! I was racking my brain on surviving King Tigers and without coming up with a possible option you definitely got me! Brilliant! Loved this video!
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  1977. Brilliant! I love your coverage of unusual military history.
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  1978. Another excellent Video. Really enjoyed the "Then & Now" photos.
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  1979. In April of 1999 I happened to be the corporal of the mounted guard for the wedding of Prince Heinrich of Hanover in Teistungen, Germany .. a surreal occasion I have to say with the princes bride feeding her chickens in her wedding dress and the congregation looking for all the world like the cast of a Ferrero Rocher advert… I’m not a expert on German medals and awards but I do recall several older members of the guests with a LOT of ribbons and bling on their jackets ..It was a “memorable “ weekend if nothing else because the horses we used turned up in old East German Army trucks .. 😳
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  1980. Most underrated channel on YouTube
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  1981. I’ve always wanted to learn more about the Ethiopian expeditionary force. An African monarchy sending troops to Asia is a weird situation. Thank you doctor Felton!
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  1982. Sir, You forgot the Italian 1891 rifle improperly known as Carcano. It Is still widely used in libyan civil war and is used sometimes as cerimonial rifle by Italian Army. The Navy has still quite a lot of British N°.I Mk III. You also forgot the Chilean Army which still uses their Chilean M1912 Mausers made by Steyr in 1911/12.
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  1983. House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha was also also the name of the Royal Belgian House, which is now named House of Saxe-Coburg. The title Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha is still in use for the descendants of King Leopold I.
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  1984. My grandfather was a US Army MP during WWII. He escorted many a German P.O.W from the east coast of the US to all points in between. My great grandparents had German P.O.W's working on their farm during that time, also.
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  1985. The good doctor pronounces German quite well, but I noticed he avoided the Dutch SCH as in Scheveningen. Just pretend you’re a cat coughing up a fur ball.
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  1986. Why is Mark a reliable source for approaching an important and intriguing historical mystery? Because if there is no final solution to the riddle, he will just say so! Thank you, Mark.
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  1987. A good and decent man, with an amazing story!! Thank you for bringing it to light Mark!!
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  1988. The Legendary Dr. Felton at it again!!!
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  1989. Mark Felton always bring stories that we never thought to be happened
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  1990. I once had really noisy neighbours, but I had a good sound system and a DVD of Heat. If they started getting too noisy I'd just crack up the amp and put on the gunfight scene in Heat. Now I can just use this! Thanks Dr Felton!
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  1991. This is great info.I can watch this channel for 16 hours a day.I know, I've done it following my accident whereas I broke my leg,it literally helped me through my difficult times why I was laid up,healing and doing therapy, thank you Mark Felton!!!!
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  1992. After a crappy day at work, seeing a Felton video pop up to watch has made my day👍
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  1993. Man, if I was filthy rich, I would be involved in all kinds of historic military equipment restoration. Excellent content once again!!!
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  1994. I've listened several times and I'm positive that's Mr. Bean we hear. Which is perfect.
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  1995. Their is so much WW2 history that Dr. Felton brings to light that would be found no where else and that is the greatest benefit of this channel.
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  1996. When I was 19 years old I had a job repairing wheelchairs. I meet an old man ( to me at the time) in a old people's home. Turned out he was from Poland and flew in the battle of Britain. I asked why he was still in London and not back in Poland. He told me that as he fought for the UK he wasn't allowed to go home. He seemed bitter and upset telling an ignorant younge man who should have know this. I didn't. To this day I feel ashamed. Not just for my ignorance as we were never told about this in school but for the actions of my country after the war.
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  1997. Thanks Dr Felton! A great piece of history plus a public service warning for people in England today.
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  1998. I still use my grandfathers red army mosin nagant for hunting, it's been refurbished a bit but still uses most of it's original parts, such a good rifle, some designs just last the test of time. He was stationed at the Finnish Russian border after the winter war so neither he or the rifle ever saw any combat, he left the soviet union after the war to work at a bofors factory in Sweden and the rifle was kind of forgotten in the attic of his summer house, we found it by chance after selling the house two decades ago and i decided to use it for hunting.
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  1999. 3:01 A Thai here, his name was not "Phraya". That is a nobility title, Phraya Pichai Charnyarit was not his actual name. It's also pronounced "Pra-ya", due to weird tendencies of Thai people to "fantasize" their names by adding Hs to beginning letters.
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  2000. Excellent informative and interesting synopsis of Goering’s flying career. Definitely my favourite YouTube Channel! Never fails to educate and entertain. Many thanks for your efforts Dr. Felton.
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  2001. A new Mark Felton video just at the right time. I just got off work. Mark Felton I must say your content never disappoints. Thank you.
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  2002. After weighing all the evidence, the verdict: guilty but in Seine.
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  2003. Honestly, I’ve been on this site for 11 years now and you are by far my favorite Creator, although Forgotten weapons gives you a run for your money.
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  2004. This is by far one of my favorite channels and you never disappoint. Your research is extremely thorough and I am always surprised to learn something new. Thank you and keep it up!
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  2005. i think you are only the one english speaking i hear that has a good pronunciation of Philippine Locations
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  2006. So one lesson from this battle might be that the American Army was wise to insist that their main medium tank be limited in weight and width so as to be able to cross the average European bridge. The Germans found out the hard way how important of a design consideration this really was. Case in point.
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  2007. My Dad was in the Polish Armoured Brigade, he'd have loved this. Thank you Mr Felton!
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  2008. Thank you for all of the amazing content you put out, Dr. Felton!
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  2009. My father fought beside some Gurkha in North Africa in a battle during WW2. He spoke highly of them, commenting on their polite manner, dry sense of humour, and courage. He said every time they drew the Kukri they had to draw blood, even if it was their own. He had a photograph of himself with two Gurkha soldiers that he treasured dearly, he would comment without these two men I might not have been born.
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  2010. When you care about facts and objectivity rather than making a name for yourself, it’s only natural the product is this fine quality history. Bravo as always Mark!
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  2011. Again and again Dr. Felton shows us history not taught in schools. Our youth can learn much by watching his fine work.
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  2012. Top production. TV should be more like this.👍
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  2013. I'll say it again Mark has one of THE most important channels on all of YouTube.
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  2014. Civil engineer here: I have no clue what they would try to do by using a layer of helmets, but there is a thing that I am sure: if the helmets were actually used to build the road, they are still there and my guess that they should not be deeper than two meters. During their service years roads are usually reexcavated, to repair potholes (and remove foul material) or ditches for adding utilities.These kind of practices usually do not go deeper than 1 meter, so if the helmets are there, probably no one has noticed yet. The only exception for a deeper work would be the addition of sewage, but if it was built on the first place there is no need to go so deep. Who knows? The best way to shed some light is to promote a survey campaign with a ground-penetrating radar, if local soil condition allows the GPR to scan at least 3 meters (the GPR reach is highly dependent on the soil nature). In case an abnormal layer would be detected (these kind of scans do not usually take place on stahlhelmet layers, so the resuly would be at least interesting for the GPR operator) then some local excavation could be done to confirm the cause of the anomaly.
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  2015. 5:47 "thats a story for another time" I look forward to more of your stories, Dr. Felton, love the educational content
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  2016. Dr Felton treating us with constant content is one of the joys of the Internet. Many thanks from Romania! I wish there would be coverage of our involvement in the second world war for my personal enlightenment as this format is very enjoyable 🇷🇴
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  2017. In the early '50's Phillipine Mars visited NAS Squantum, where Dad did  his Navy Reserve duty. He took me on a very memorable tour. Thanks, Dad. And thank YOU,Mark for this vid!
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  2018. This channel is the BEST for history!!!
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  2019. Mark Felton is the best.
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  2020. Once you reach 1 million subscribers, make a video about the Prague Offensive, one of the last engagements of WW2 post Berlin
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  2021. My dad flew Dakotas in Burma with one of the RCAF squadrons in the Combat Cargo Task Force supporting the drive on Mandalay. The DC-3 is unique as a transportation device - air or ground - in that it is an 86 year old design that is still viable as a tool that a business can put to work to make money. That's quite a feat of engineering, of finding a perfect balance in all of the compromises of aircraft design. The next oldest design that can make the same claim would be the 72 year old DeHavilland Canada Beaver, still preferred by most bush operators in its weight class.
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  2022. So interesting...great book on this subject.... (Arrival of Eagles: Luftwaffe Landings in Britain 1939-1945, by Andy Saunders, is published by Grub Street, priced £20.) In one review I found it states "As for his eventual fate, little more is known about the brave Austrian. “Several years ago, I tried to track him down but got absolutely nowhere,” says Saunders. “He’s probably dead now, but I’d have loved to have met him and found out what really motivated him to risk everything in such an incredible flight." Thanks Dr. Felton for brightening my Wednesday!
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  2023. As a bulgarian i really appreciate this video. There are not many videos about the history of our country and many of them are misleading or even entirely false but it's clear you've made a research and for that i thank you. I've been a fan for almost 2 years and I'm happy to see video about the subject. It's true that we were allies with Germany during ww2 but we didn't agree with theres philosophies and even opposed them. We also had a strong partisan movement opposing the government and the germans during the war. That is an idea for future video if you decide to do one.
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  2024. Imagine how hard it is to get the original horses for films about the Thirty Years War!
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  2025. My dad .. Mst. Sgt. Frank Massoletti; 82nd Airborne drew the first guard duty on the Reichsbank at Frankfurt. He described currencies, bullion, etc., stacked very high, he said. But he had forgotten to draw ammunition, and sent his Sergeant to draw some. I said, " You were in the middle of a war, with no ammunition? ". But i guess that's the way the military does things behind the lines.
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  2026. This channel should be mandatory viewing for ALL students!! The detail you go into is amazing, and I appreciate the fact that you don't choose sides and report facts, not opinions! Excellent work again Mr Felton!!
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  2027. This put a smile on my face. Great stuff as always.
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  2028. love this coverage of current events much the same as WWII and others, keep it up, Dr. Felton!
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  2029. Dr. Felton, thank you for your ongoing exemplary efforts to seek out and share so much objective history for all of us!!
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  2030. The nickname “brown eminence” is a play on the term “eminence grise” meaning grey eminence which refers to people who are the power behind the throne. Except with Bormann being dressed In brown they used his clothing to imply a scatological innuendo is being made whilst acknowledging his position of power.
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  2031. Just like in Indiana Jones... ... the boxes are being looked after by ‘Top men!’ <cut to large American warehouse and a storeman putting the boxes away!>
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  2032. US Coin sizes have been unchanged for decades. However, you don't see quarter and half dollar coins from 1964 or before very often. AFAIK, they are still legal tender but they are nearly pure silver and, hence, for the last 50 plus years they are worth more than their face value on silver content alone.
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  2033. Going to bed, thinking “Aah, the eleventh. Let’s see what Mr Felton has to offer..”. Pigeons are such beautiful creatures.
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  2034. Thank you for the info Dr. Felton. With so many people posting distorted information for their own purposes, your videos represents an important source of verified, historical information available to everyone. Regards, Anthony
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  2035. Wow a Christmas Eve special this indeed is! Did you know I used to live on Bow Road where the first V1 landed in 1944 (every time I walk past that plaque I thought of you!) Have a great Christmas and happy New Year Mark! Look forward to more of your videos in 2024 and hopefully getting to meet you in 2024!
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  2036. This is the best video to come from YouTube since its conception. Thank you for bringing us this masterpiece Mark!
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  2037. What I love about the way this story is presented is; irrespective of whether or not he was on the opposing side; the soldiers on the ground still engaged in individual courage and heroism (at least from their perspective).
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  2038. My dad had a mule to carry his tools also had a pet monkey that rode on it He told the story how the mule refused to move on day and the monkey 🐒 caused a noise.,the noise caused the men to stop and take care .ahead was japenese ambush which was stopped .this was in Burma .
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  2039. Yet people wonder why history enthusiasts still have an obsession with WWII.
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  2040. Thank you, Mark, for another fascinating historical video.
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  2041. Dam I got to make Lunch. Will watch as soon as I get back.
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  2042. Felton strikes again... the man, is unstoppable.
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  2043. Very similar happened in my workplace (not a nuclear power plant). The whole area was dug up around 2006, and five years later a 150 mm artillery round was found in the ground, during a construction work. Not to mention that bombs are regularly turn up all around in the city. The latest one was a 500 kg American bomb was found just before Christmas.
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  2044. My great uncle, PVt. Clifford Wilson, served in the Canadian expeditionary forces during WW1, was killed during the war and is buried in Tyne Cot cemetery in Belgium. The Canadian memorial cross given to my family has been kept by my family for over a hundred years. Recently, I was able to donate that memorial cross to the Canadian war museum in Ottawa. I'm glad our memorial cross has found a good home.
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  2045. Thank you Dr. Felton for bring attention to these forgotten heroes. Both my grandfathers who are black served in WWII. One served as a Merchant Marine in the Pacific Theater and my grandfather on my fathers side served as a Riflemen in the 3rd United States Army under the command of General George S. Patton in the European Theater. I served also. United States Marine Corps 1988-1992. Thanks again Dr. Felton.
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  2046. History should not be kept closed away in closets! An amazing collection! Thank you for having it shared!! 👍
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  2047. Congratulations Mark, I have enjoyed this channel for a few years now. Your output has gone from strength to strength and you should be rightly proud of what you have achieved.
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  2048. I love how short and concise your content is Dr Felton. Thank you for providing us with a constant stream of high quality videos. I hope you enjoy making them as much as we do watching them!
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  2049. I'd seen lots of Iron Crosses but didn't know their distinctions. Professor Felton comes through again!❤
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  2050. Brilliant. Just in time for my morning tea and cakes. Thank you Dr Felton. ☕️
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  2051. I love the fact that there are 800+ comments just TWO hours after a new release by Mark Felton. Says something about the quality of the man’s content and the devotion of his followers!
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  2052. This is exactly why Mark Felton is the best in town
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  2053. seriously, The only channel that gives you most, if not all the facts about a certain subject in a matter of 20 minutes! I recommend my history teacher to your channel and he plays it in class now. Keep up the good work mark!
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  2054. About 25 years ago, I was lucky enough to find Churchill's 6 volume set of The Second World War, in paperback, at a Goodwill for $2 each. They were (are) in miraculously good condition, and all together on the shelf, which was very surprising. Goodwill is not known gor properly displaying their book selection. It is obviously a natural inclination to hear Churchill's voice in your head when reading his writings (as I know I do) or doing your best Churchill impersonation while reading his quotes.
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  2055. now I want to watch Kellys Heros
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  2056. Mark felton always seem to surprise me. Well done!
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  2057. A female SS general? If I had professors with half the knowledge or personality and dry wit of Dr. Felton, I would have stayed in school a little bit longer and made a little more use of my time there. Every one of these episodes is informative, if not mildly surprising. And I’m former USMC. And consider myself a student of history! So, thank you!
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  2058. I knew mules were used extensively by practically all WWII armies but had never heard of spray painted ones! But how very sad, the price all animals paid for man’s stupidity and wars. Thank you Mark for yet another top notch video!
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  2059. Dr. Felton, if you ever make it to my neck of the woods in the USA I'd love for you to come to range with me. I collect WW2 guns from all nations. I even have a nice collection of Cold War guns.
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  2060. Not even seen the video yet and smashing that like button. That’s how confident I am on your content 👍
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  2061. Fascinating. I was stationed in San Francisco in the USCG for 3 years and was never aware of this story. Spent a great deal of time around and under the Golden Gate in part to ward off any attacks post 9/11. Thanks for the video and another great history lesson.
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  2062. I am a proud amateur historian, I must say that, at first, I came to mr Felton’s videos with a bit of wariness, as so often you will find poorly documented, sometimes incorrect works. How pleasantly was I surprized! Mr Felton treated some subjects I have the pretention to believe I know, and he has been spot on every time. So now I just binge watch every video he does, trustingly. Admirable work you do, my good sir.
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  2063. DR M F DOES IT AGAIN THANK YOU HAVE A BETTER YEAR ,FOR US ALL .
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  2064. I am randomly friends with one of the current Prince’s of Lippe, and it is wild to see his ancestor appear in this video. The resemblance is definitely there.
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  2065. Always a real treat to Mark's production's especially now and we won't mention why thank you mark learn something new everytime 👍
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  2066. My husbands grandfather disappeared, after the war he managed to walk out of a German Labour Camp back to Holland. He never held it against the Germans, saying some helped him to escape, and survive. He found his family and got on with living his life.
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  2067. Well done Mark. You really did your homework on this one, as you always do.
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  2068. They don't teach these in history books. This is literally a huge chunk of post war Japanese history in one sitting.
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  2069. That was really interesting. I didn't realise Monaco was so small, just a couple of square kilometres. Wow.
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  2070. I must say, being a cat person myself, this was pure genius. Top 5 video to say the least. Thank you.
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  2071. Dr..Felton just keeps cranking out stunning history programming. Yes, these are history programs and not just YouTube videos. He is the penultimate source for us now, as there is no more real History Channel. His content is much too detailed and deep, yet concise and effective for broadcast/cable television these days. Let’s all please support his work in whatever way that we can. Subscribe, share, contribute if you can. Thank you, Mark! … from all of us.
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  2072. This is an intresting campaign which is not well known, great video explaining it
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  2073. Hoorah for the Galant Men of Poland! Thank you for your service and thank you Dr Felton for your tribute to Poland.
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  2074. In reading David McCullough’s biography of Truman, I recall that at the time of the Potsdam conference the President remarked that Stalin was “a man he could deal with.” His opinion of Stalin changed quickly on further acquaintance.
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  2075. I must say, I have been a HUGE WW2 fanatic and Nazi historian for over 15 years. I was to the point where I believed I had seen and heard it all until I came across your channel. You have such an amazing way of telling each story, most of which I believe were lost to time. I’ve been watching your videos nonstop over the past few days. My hats off to you sir ! Well done!!
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  2076. Its 3 am but marks Magically shows up Me: Cmon self just another 10 minutes
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  2077. When I was in US Air Force, I was attending Telephone Maint school from 72-73 and we had 2 Iranians Students, in my Class. We also had Iranians Pilots training at Sheppard.
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  2078. Didn't know that himmler was a soldier fascinating thank you for letting me know felton still a big loving fan of your content and im glad i can see more of it!
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  2079. Mark. These are brilliant. So informative. I love the opening sequences with the music
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  2080. Its thanks to these troops thst alot of historical items still exist. I bought an iron cross liberated from the Reichs Chancellery by a British soldier in July 1945. This was the earliest that most of the Western Allies were able to access central Berlin after the end of hostilities.
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  2081. Mark, your videos are spellbinding. My parents both served in WWII, and we of a certain age grew up immersed in the stories. Like others have said, your rounding out of the various engagements is captivating. Your knowledge and attention to detail is second to none. Please keep up the good work!
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  2082. Whilst watching this I've got a real life Spitfire flying around outside. I'm about 2 miles away from Sywell in Northamptonshire, UK and that Spitfire's engine is really giving it some welly - suitable background sounds to a Mark Felton production :)
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  2083. I spent many a dreary port call on many of those islands while in the service. However, I was fond of exploring the old fortifications, enjoying a beer and taking in the commanding views. Breathtaking during the summer. Another great video Mark. 👍
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  2084. Over 1 hour of Mr Felton? A fantastic way to spend my lunch 👍
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  2085. The pleurisy was particularly dangerous to Monty, since he'd received a severe gunshot wound to his right lung in 1914 (And he despised smoking in his presence as a result).
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  2086. 8:20 I'm glad someone agrees with me about Fury.
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  2087. In the early '70's my uncle was stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, outside of Baltimore. They had a vast collection of WW2 tanks and artillery. Stuff was just sitting outside rusting away. Only place I've actually seen a real Tiger.
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  2088. Lying on our fronts poking the ground with our bayonets was a part of our basic infantry training back in the eighties! Fond memories!!
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  2089. I had a 1943 Czech built K98k that saw service with Germany, Israel, Egypt and Iraq. That thing had so many runes on the receiver. Mine was still 7.92mm.
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  2090. Your work is fascinating, was really looking forward to this video. Keep up the great work thank you
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  2091. I have to say your videos are by far my favorite history videos on YouTube... You do beyond a fantastic job. Thanks so much
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  2092. Your videos are unparalleled, just my humble opinion.
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  2093. When I was in U.S. Navy boot camp there was a whole separate company of Iranians. Later, at "A" school (Naval Station Great Lakes) there were Iranians there as well.
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  2094. Good fortune to you sir. I spent a year in Vietnam 68/69, and while there I developed a mental "radar" that to this day is working ANYTIME I am in a public environment. In retirement I enjoy traveling overseas a lot, so this acquired "asset" has not proved debilitating in any way. I live by the creed which I have also taught to my wife, "Anything can happen anywhere at anytime". I don't think this condition rises to the level of PTSD, but maybe I have it and perhaps you do too. I'm sure the events of that day are imprinted in your brain in detailed technicolor and they shall never go away. Keep up the good work and thanks for contributing to my ongoing lifelong education.
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  2095. Thanks for keeping history alive Mark!
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  2096. "Together we will rule the historical galaxy" -Priceless!
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  2097. Mark has been on the grind this month delivering us with pure class history. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  2098. Get home after a 14 hour shift and see a new Mark Felton video.. Ahhhh yes, life is good!!
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  2099. Dr. Felton these are amazing. My regards, respects and thanks. From 🇨🇦✌️
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  2100. Mr. Felton's narrator skills are becoming on par with the best ever, Sir David Attenborough!
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  2101. Hard hitting journalism combined with history. Mark, this is excellent work!
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  2102. Well done Mark. Your channel is very interesting and detailed. These stories need to be remembered forever. Cheers from 🇨🇦
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  2103. Dr Felton never disappoints when he releases a video. It would help greatly to donate to help keep the content coming.
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  2104. Wow----20 years studying WW2 and never heard of this until now. Well done!
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  2105. Another remarkable Mark Felton story, and shining star in an otherwise disastrous campaign for France.
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  2106. "Doodlebug" cute name for it. Happy new year, Dr. Felton!
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  2107. It’s very interesting to hear about the often forgotten German POW escapes during the Second World War. Keep up the great work Dr. Felton.
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  2108. I wonder how many commenters will nominate Commander Felton for the role of 007? He has my vote.
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  2109. Dr. Felton, I was just about to ask how this fits into the Panzerfaust & then that's literally the last thing you covered. So as usual I walk away from a Dr. Felton video without any questions on the topic! I seriously wish I had teachers like yourself when I was in school!
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  2110. Mark Felton: the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you sir
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  2111. Used to visit the guys that manned one just off the killearn to balfron road. The A 857. I used to ask what was their advice to survive a full nuclear strike. The replied - “don’t” I was about twelve at the time.
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  2112. You learn far more from this channel then anything that you have ever read about on a history book or have ever seen on TV
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  2113. My Grandfather served under Major General Stanislaw Sosabowski as a member of the 1st. Independent Polish Parachute Brigade. 🇵🇱🇬🇧
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  2114. I have not thought much of the clean up process after a battle but now that I think about it, I am glad that these once war machines were used to help the people get their lives back on track after the war. Thank you Dr. Felton for another great video!
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  2115. Great presentation again Mr Felton.Still got it.I can always come back to your channel and i know i wont be disappointed. By the way,congrats now on you followers number
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  2116. Hirohito's American horse and Hitlers crocodile taken prisoner and held in a Soviet zoo. How else would you have found out about these crazy tales but for this rather fabulous channel.
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  2117. Like for Preussens Gloria, And of course the production quality
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  2118. I was born in the fifties in Lae, New Guinea, just down the road from Nadzab in the Markam river valley. The valley, a hundred miles long and mostly ten miles wide. When my pop arrived as a missionary in '46, he later told me there were 10,000 (? he may have used a larger figure) planes at Nadzab. If they could manage one last flight armed forces got em to that staging area. According to my father a couple chaps acquired the rights, melted them all down and shipped them out. Interesting aside; one of my favorite "six degrees" facts is, my mom knew a fellow who watched Amelia Earhart get airborne from her last takeoff point, my home town.
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  2119. THANK YOU VERY MUCH PROFESSOR FELTON. I really love this history, and I hope to see something about the Soviet-American encounter at Torgau. Sincerely, a future fellow historian.
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  2120. Thank you Dr. Felton for this item on the lighter side 😊
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  2121. There was at least one attempt to shoot down a V2. Raymond Baxter, who later found fame as a presenter on the BBC, was a fighter pilot in WW2. On one sweep over Holland, he was amazed to see a V2 rise from woodland ahead of him. He was even more amazed when one member of his squadron opened fire on it. Baxter always said that he was very grateful that the man missed.
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  2122. Isn't it fascinating what happens to great, albeit controversial leaders when the media dislikes them...some things never change folks. Your videos just keep getting better Dr Felton, and here I was believing I knew all there was to know about General George S Patton, everyday really is a school day!
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  2123. Mark your videos are awesome! I feel like a kid again watching the history channel level documentaries. Always look forward to your content sir!
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  2124. I’m from the midwestern USA- the Ipswich neighborhood looks like a typical small town neighborhood here. It’s very interesting hearing the little known details of wartime Britain. Thanks so much Dr. Felton!
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  2125. What a teaser! Now, I really want Part 3. Nice series, Mark.
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  2126. The story of those two generals is a summary of the difficult path of the Polish nation during and after WWII. I'm glad that a British historian has raised such a subject. Those and many other Polish veterans should not be forgotten.
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  2127. History teachers: All that happened in WW2 has been taught Mark Felton: HOLD MY BEER!
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  2128. The best source of REAL history on the internet, or anywhere for that matter. I truly appreciate this channel and Marks research.
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  2129. It's always good to wait and see what secrets of history you put on the light, Dr. Felton!
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  2130. Sometimes I think will Dr. Felton ever run out of interesting stories to tell? Inevitably the answer is: Never! Always a delight to come to this channel and see another nugget of history uncovered and explained.
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  2131. I love this video. Like others have said, please let your humorous side show more. I laughed my ass off, thanks Mark.
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  2132. Dr. Mark is like a chef that knows what special dish you would like before you do. His videos are as diverse as they are substantive. Entertaining education! That’s why I support him on Patreon!
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  2133. I never read in WW2 books of Todts' death being nothing more than an accident. But after Dr. Felton laid out the facts, I've seen nothing to change that opinion. Good video
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  2134. My brother in-law was stationed in South Korea. And due to his size, he's 6'7. He was picked to be a guard at the Joint Security Area.
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  2135. A Marine in Europe with the OSS was actor Sterling Haydon. He grew up on the Maine coast and in Europe took small boats from Italy to Yugosavia.
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  2136. The 94th Infantry Division's official unit history is a recommended read for anyone interested in this battle (it's online for free). Normally official unit histories are dry and rather cursory, but there was a lot of detail put into the 94th's and it definitely doesn't shy away from how grisly the fighting was. So much so that the two histographies, "Patton's Ghost Corps" and "Patton's Pawns", published by historians about the battle are more or less just paraphrased versions of the unit history.
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  2137. These gta updates are getting out of hand...
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  2138. Best history channel on YouTube. I studied North American history and wish there was something like this channel on the topic.
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  2139. He should have called the horse Marshall Neigh, or due to it's disobedience Marshall Nay.
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  2140. When the notification popped up I clicked without hesitation as I know the video will be high quality. 🙂👍🏻
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  2141. Served my apprenticeship on the last of the RAF’s harriers, great memories of an aircraft from a time before my own
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  2142. A cup of coffee $1.00 A lb of beef $ 4.50 A bottle of good Japanese whiskey $ 200.00 A history lesson from Dr. Mark Felton...priceless.
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  2143. Approximately 1,950 Norwegian military personnel took part in the Normandy campaign in separate Norwegian units or as part of other Allied units in addition to 45 civilian ships with approximately 1,000 men from Nortraship. The Norwegian units operated under British command and were therefore primarily employed in the Gold, Sword and Juno sectors. Some of the participating units: Air Force 331 Squadron 332 Squadron Navy HNoMS Stord S-class destroyer HNoMS Svenner S-class destroyer HNoMS Glaisdale Hunt-class destroyer HNoMS Andenes Flower-class corvette HNoMS Eglantine Flower-class corvette HNoMS Rose Flower-class corvette HNoMS Nordkapp fishery protection vessel Motor Launches No. 128, 213 and 573
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  2144. I’m from Cowes and my dad Tim Gladdis the former chairman for the society that raises funds for the ship in England and he has also done some artwork of the ship, the 80th anniversary of the Blitz on Cowes is coming up and there’s going to be a few events in the town around that time.
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  2145. My dad served with the 82nd during the Grenada campaign. Great video Mark!
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  2146. a new mark felton video a day keeps depression away. Excellent video dr. mark!
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  2147. A day without a Mark Felton video is....... not as good as a day with one! Thank you sir, for what you do and even though it's not one of your holidays, happy Thanksgiving anyway!
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  2148. 1:40am... Going to bed after a long day and getting readyto do it all again... oh Mark released a new video huh? Guess bed can wait
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  2149. Thank you Dr. Felton for another history lesson.
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  2150. I feel bribed by Dr. Felton's superlative content to watch every video and enticed by his outro music to play each video to its resounding end 🎉😂
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  2151. After watching hundreds of videos on this channel, I ordered a book by Mark, Guarding Hitler: The Secret World of the Führer.
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  2152. The lieutenant of learning, the general of knowledge. Dr mark Felton makes the best history videos!
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  2153. Mark Felton is the real historian people.
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  2154. Mark Felton: Observes border North Korean Soldiers: Can anyone else hear theme music?
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  2155. A topic that isn't talked about enough, thank you Mark for bringing this
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  2156. I visited Huis Doorn this year. It is impressive to see how many objects from the Kaiser’s personal collection are housed in that little palace. ( Berlin palaces are completely empty ).
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  2157. I wish I could get as excited for a brand new Mark Felton video as for other things in life.
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  2158. I live on the dutch coast near den haag, nearly every patchs of trees and bushes got utilized by them for these rockets in the end of the war. not long ago some people found the first complete v2 control box down in a small body of water, it got donated to the overloon museam. A elderly person i spoke always said you could hear the rocket go and you knew that a minute or 2 later a aircraft would attack the position, and thus they where running around with these rockets desperatly firing them towards england.
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  2159. I'm not even mad watching ads on Dr. Felton's videos. He deserves the revenue.
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  2160. A masterclass, as always. I deeply admire your work and hope to some day be half as good of a historian as you, Dr. Felton.
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  2161. Excellent work as always Dr Felton!
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  2162. ho, my daily dose of history. keep up with the great work mark!
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  2163. Echarts an often less spoken about figure, yet his last words were infamously haunting and accurate.
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  2164. We can say that Dr. Felton will be our history teacher of internet. Good job, Doc, you discovered more historical happenings.
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  2165. As a black American I thank you Dr Felton for telling this story. WWII on the western front was not as I've heard some put it. "A white man's war".
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  2166. Thank you Dr Felton. As someone who’s owned, repaired and restored 3 VWs (1960s models) this was both fascinating and entertaining.
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  2167. Bill Mauldin in his book "Up Front" relates a story about one of his cartoons. As an American cartoonist he drew a Tommy looking over an American battlefield who says to the GI - "You blokes leave an awfully messy battlefield". The observation being that the British were more prolific at reclaiming damaged gear.
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  2168. I remember my uncle in rural Hesse wearing an old Wehrmacht field cap when he worked on his small plot of land (he was a part-time farmer). This was decades after the war.
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  2169. The reason most of us come here for these videos is the shear depth of detail. I realise in documentaries they have to allow for time but often the 'experts' just give a vague comment that doesn't really add anything. The fact you manage to get so much detail into a ten or so minute video is fantastic. A guess that's too much History, for the 'History' Channel. Have a great week all!
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  2170. Brave men all, GOD BLESS THEM.
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  2171. My father and his family were transported to Siberia and was one of those who made their way to North Africa to join the Brits. He settled in the UK after the war. It's good that they've been getting some recognition over the past few months. A bit of formal recognition wouldn't go amiss
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  2172. Mark is the king of World War Two historians!!! Fact!!!!
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  2173. A Kriegsmarine U Boat crew were apprehended in Warmington-on-Sea. They were rounded up by the local Home Guard commanded by a certain Captain Mainwaring.......I saw it on the telly......."Don't tell him Pike!"
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  2174. Always a compelling storyteller. Hats off to you sir!!
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  2175. Yet another fascinating story from WW2 and told by the best to do so, ofcourse, Mark Felton! For the incredible brave SAS men who knew that it was a likely suicide mission, rest in peace🙏.
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  2176. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  2177. God bless you Mark, Just what I needed today.
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  2178. I used to have 45min history lessons at school. No pupil was bothered to pay attention during that time. Mr. Felton is able to deliver a great material in just over 10 minutes and I learn more from these clips than ever before.
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  2179. Watching a 20 minute long video by Dr Felton less than an hour before it was posted on a Sunday evening. What a treat!
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  2180. Always informative. Tanks a lot.
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  2181. Absolutely amazing account that I've never heard of before. Thank you Mark for brightening my day.
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  2182. Yet another amazing story from WW2 I'd never heard. From the bottom of my heart thank you Mark. You remind me why I LOVE history
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  2183. Amazing, I'm Dutch, and have very good knowledge of WWII, but you caught me completely off guard with this story Mark. You keep pulling unique stories out of your bag! Big thanks for all your efforts.
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  2184. I went there in 2007. Amazing site, I felt like those nineteenth century European explorers who 'discovered' pyramids in Yucatan after walking through the forest. At that time the only sign was one off the side of the road but we managed to work it out through old maps and talking to locals. Congratulations for getting as many views in a few hours as my video has got in 13 years!
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  2185. I was born in a country that technically doesn't exist anymore - West Germany. Another interesting presentation by Mr. Felton.
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  2186. In the September 1987 I rode my Suzuki 1100 motorcycle the whole length of the XXX Corps planned route. It gave a whole different appreciation of the scale of the plan and why it proved to be impossible in the final execution despite huge effort by all the troops involved. Brave men and much blood on a perfect plan that didn't have enough margin for the myriad of small things that always go wrong. As the saying goes, No plan survives first contact with the enemy.
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  2187. I've grown up in Großenbrode, Germany at the Baltic Sea. During WW2 there was a Seefliegerhorst (an airfield for torpedo bombers, coastal intercepting planes and flying boats) next to a big lake connected to the sea. Some of the older residents say that in the winter a plane didn't manage to take off, rolled down the runway onto the ice and shortly after broke through the ice. Up to this day no plane was found but there haven't been many, or any at all, attempts to search for it. Also one of the last documented war crimes happened there when a day or two before wars end a couple of German Luftwaffe personel and some nurses wanted to flee to Sweden in a He177 were shot down by their own flak by the order of one of the commanders.
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  2188. I literally spend hours growing my military history knowledge in lockdown from this channel. My dream job would to become a consultant for military history or work in museum etc.. Hopefully one day! Thank you Mark.
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  2189. Fantastic summary, there are untold millions of people here in the states that don’t know (or care) about the facts that you brought up in this presentation. I suspect that the numbers worldwide are 10-20 times that number if not more.
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  2190. Time tells me it's 2 in the morning. Mark Felton says it's time to learn!
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  2191. Another excellent and educational video. Thanks, Mark!
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  2192. Thank you, Mark. You’re providing a true service to the public through your videos.
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  2193. As an aviation mechanic, I'd look at hydraulic lines first. Then look for any tools that might have been left in the engines. This happens a lot, this is why we check for our tools five times per task.
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  2194. Great Video Dr. Mark Felton. I have worked with the Canadian Rangers in the past. The Enfield was a great choice for the artic, I can't count how many times I had to "kick start" my service rifle because it was frozen. Even using graphite in replacement for oil it still froze up. The Rangers with their Lee Enfield's did not have that problem. We were issued 12g shotguns for bear watch, I don't think a 5.56mm would do much more than piss off a Polar bear. Thank for shedding light on these two rather unknown units.
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  2195. It is unbelievable to me not only that this content exists but that I can watch it for free. This is professional documentary level stuff. You're a treasure, Felton.
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  2196. Love Dr. Felton's content on YouTube. It's a treat for history lovers. 😍
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  2197. I’m a British Army Reservist, several of the older lads in my regiment served in Iraq and picked up a few of Saddam’s belongings. After the fall of Baghdad in the 2003 invasion, a warrant officer friend of mine obtained Hussein’s rank slide from his palace, bearing his rank as an honorary Staff Muhib, akin to that of a naval admiral but used in his role as head of the army. Having just retired, he intends to keep hold of the rank slide and has no interest in selling it. Although he might take it to the antique roadshow. Another friend, then a young private took a container of instant coffee, which he claimed was the best ever of its kind. A product that still can’t be matched by any instant coffee in a UK supermarket. The British soldiers stationed at the palace took a few souvenirs with many making their way back to Blighty without arising suspicion from the RMPs.
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  2198. His grave is fairly easy to find with circulated pictures. I located it earlier this year. The Invalidenstrasse Cemetery is a short walk from Berlin Hbf (main station). It’s a strangely peaceful place despite some of its more sinister residents. Fritz Todt is also there and is likewise unmarked. Ernst Udet & The Red Baron are easier to find. Remnants of the Berlin Wall remain. Bormann’s remains were found near the rail station and Dr Felton’s series on him are fascinating too.
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  2199. I await each upload eagerly like a child on Christmas morning
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  2200. My Great-Great Uncle used to supposedly rant about landing on a forgotten Beach during D-Day.....we just assumed it was PTSD, and dismissed him for years even after his death. Thankyou Mark for helping me to rehabilitate his image in the eyes of my family.
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  2201. Its weird to find several of my favorite YT channels covering military history and hardware providing in depth background on current events. Exemplary work.
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  2202. Concise yet fully packed with interesting information... That's an art that only few of the likes of Mark can accomplish... Always learning new things every video release :)
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  2203. I have never saw a video I didn’t like they’re interesting and educational. And alllllways finding something new. You’re the best History Channel on youtube
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  2204. WOW - Many of us who've subbed to this channel imagine we're WW2 supernerds. Then Mark creates a video like this. WE ARE NOT WORTHY!
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  2205. If you want pure historical data, with a hint of obscure theory? Mark has it. He doesn't surmise. He shows you the paperwork with quotes, film footage, and those that were either there, or factual history that came before the topics. He is an imperical historical journalist with no spin. If only the world and modern media had more like him. Thank you Mark.
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  2206. Thank you Mark. You told the world what each Poles remembers.
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  2207. Thank you for your channel and hard work Mr. Felton!
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  2208. These unknown bits of history are exactly what make Professor Felton’s videos such a treat
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  2209. Never anyone would've believed the fact that there were 'paramules', But after this video everyone would.
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  2210. What I love about this channel is he looks at the war from a different perspective. The big battles are important to know, but there can be no battles without the arms, munitions and the personalities that made it possible which is what Mark gives us in concise and precise detail.
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  2211. Did they call their guard units 'the Swiss Watch'?
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  2212. Describing a pigeon flying home as “an astonishing effort” is peak British 😆
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  2213. My grandfather was part of the control commission, under the four occupying powers,and was based in the obersalzberg region in 1947,sadly we lost all his diaries and photos in a house fire,but I recall looking through his albums with my grannies as a kid.i also visited years later when I was stationed in Germany.
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  2214. Proud to be Polish always there to fight but always forgotten and neglected...
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  2215. St Peters is just awe inspiring (I guess whats it's meant to be), but meeting the Pope is another level of wow, pleased you shared this special moment and wishing you and your wife a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year. Thank you for your content.
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  2216. 3:44 am here in the U.S. I can’t sleep. I guess I won’t go to sleep until after this new gem.
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  2217. Your shows on current events are just as impressive as your WWII content. Thanks Dr Felton, it’s much appreciated!
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  2218. One small addition. As far as I know, the reason the BR50 was chosen over the more powerful BR44 was that the axle load of the BR50 is only 15t rather than 20t of the BR44. This makes them more suitable for less well build or maintained tracks. BR50 is the non-simplified version of the locomotive. P.S.: Great to see the locomotives in action, thanks!
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  2219. Mark Felton is probably the best historian.
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  2220. You must of lived in the Library before the internet Mark, your passion for History is astounding.
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  2221. Mark Felton Productions, thank you for putting the "American Bund" into perspective for the subscribers and viewers. If you watch some news outlets and even some so called "History" documentaries one would think the 1934 and on Bund numbered in the 100 of thousands. Kinda like America conjuring up many enemies that really don't exist. Good day, Sir and thx for your work.
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  2222. I am a reenactor here in New England, and am part of the crew of a "fake" Stug 3F, built on the affore mentioned British AFV.
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  2223. My grandfather made that jump. Received a Purple Heart for his injuries from the Japanese magazine explosion (Monkey Point). Later in life, he told me stories of this battle. Thanks for sharing.
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  2224. I've studied this subject on and off for years. In my younger years, I even painted a picture of the dogfight between “Cunningham” and “Tomb”. Thank you so much for this upload. I appreciate all of your uploads. Great channel.
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  2225. I'm gonna mutiny on my responsibilities for a while and watch this Dr. Mark video!!!
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  2226. I would highly recommend Scotland's Secret Bunker to anyone who is interested in this era of history. It was one of the command centres during the Cold War and is now a museum near St Andrews
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  2227. For your content, the sponsors don’t bother me in the least. “Go forward and multiply “ I LOVE IT! And the image of Churchill “flipping “ the “V” sign will become a Classic among your fans. Well played SIR. WELL PLAYED! I’m an American, so I guess I don’t have a say but, you Sir, should be Knighted.
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  2228. A vet I knew was stationed in Seattle where his team passed mine detectors over barracks bags shipped home by GIs. A beep resulted in the lock being clipped and hundreds of weapons were retrieved. These were dumped in the bay (after the the CO took a pistol he liked). A vet from Europe told of shipping home some nice weapons. Only one made it past pilfering and Customs; a boar rifle "liberated" from Herman Goering's hunting lodge, not a military weapon. My wife's family has a NCO samurai sword brought back by their Marine dad.
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  2229. I don't know how you get such informative videos posted so frequently but am pleased you do
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  2230. Please note, the last Sherman in the video has VVSS suspension with standard barrow track and not HVSS as stated. VVSS means Vertical Volute Spring Suspension (standard narrow track which was used by most Shermans) HVSS means Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension (Late war wide track. Springs can be seen lying on their sides in each suspension bogie, hence the term Horizontal)
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  2231. Mark - If you’d have been my history teacher I would’ve loved history lessons. Fascinating content as usual, thank you.
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  2232. My Dad was always joking that he organised the refreshments for the troops so that as they breached the enemy lines, there he was in his caravan with a hot pot of tea and biscuits. He was proud to have served as a private from 1939 to Captain 1946 in the RASC.
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  2233. The mountain troops of the German Bundeswehr still use Mules.
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  2234. I've learned more in a year of watching your channel than in the 25 years before finding this treasure of a channel
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  2235. When I served my compulsory military service in the Finnish army in 1974-75 I had a chance to use some of the old weapons on the shooting range. I fired a clip with the 1916 model Mauser with the caliber 9x19P (9mm Parabellum) . In the Finnish army it had the nickname "Ukko Mauser" or translated in English " Old Man Mauser". It was not a very comfortable handgun at all. I preferred my personal sidearm the L1935 Lahti pistol with the caliber 9x19 too.
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  2236. I was in at the Overloon warmuseum 2 weeks ago, a lot of ephasis is on the battle of Overloon (15km west of Wanssum). And by cooincidence i was in Well yesterday. This is the first time I heard about this battle. The museum is 100% worth it. Keep up the good work Dr. Felton
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  2237. Whew good timing I was starting to go into “Felton” withdrawals. I love the aluminum and a moment of staggering stupidity comments. It feels so good to get my “Felton” fix. Kidding aside I think you are an extraordinary man who I could listen to for hours.
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  2238. Boys,I think we've come to the conclusion that sleep is overrated.
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  2239. Dad listened to her show all the time in the Luzon mountain jungle That was the only entertainment they had There was just nothing but enemy troops where he was
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  2240. Interestingly I happen to be close friends with a descendant of Rudolf Hess, I see this had to be reposted. He still has the same last name but won't share his first for privacy. As an avid student of World War 2 history and of yours Dr. Felton, I find it a uniquely odd sensation to be so close to a relative that was so close to Hitler. Fortunately he is absolutely NOTHING like a Nazi but the facial resemblance is haunting in a sense. Ace as always, right on the Mark 🎯
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  2241. I grew up in Neustadt an der Weinstraße, and I had no idea about this part of it's history. Thank you Dr. Felton for sharing this with us!
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  2242. Holy cow I clicked on 49 seconds after posting and I was LATE.
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  2243. I know someone that lives in Wroclaw (Polish name for modern day Breslau) so I'll be sending on this video to him. The Soviet Army frontline when it was under siege runs through his back garden and the surrender to Soviet Forces was signed in a house up the street from him.
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  2244. My Great Grandfather was in Japan in the 1930's and before he left to return back to the neutral US he left thumb tacs on the office chair of the Japanese agricultural commissioner. Imagine how many crops weren't sowed correctly as a result of the commissioner having a sore bum! The war may have been shortened by several minutes or even a few days as a result of this act of sabotage. He also stole the comissioner's imperial seal embosser, so documents couldn't get approved - that probably caused more damage than the tacs niw that I think about it. Still have the seal to this day.
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  2245. Once again, world class historian (and lady killer) Dr. Mark Felton wows us with his historical insights. No historical event, no matter how obscure, is beyond the sights of the ‘British Herodotus’.
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  2246. 5:05 Yes!!! The Canadians (RCAF) were there and thank you for saying so.
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  2247. A well researched, well narrated and riveting documentary series. Probably your best work to date. Thank you Mark!
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  2248. An educated man with a posh-ish British accent say "Rub him out" has got to be one of the greatest things I've ever heard.
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  2249. I am slovak and never heard home about this, i guess our history teachers should follow your channel. Good work.
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  2250. It's just a flesh wound. Thanks Mark, Happy New Year 2024 all!
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  2251. As a 70 year old Marine I have often lamented the men we lost in WWII, removing them from our gene pool! We could use them now! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😎
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  2252. Thank you for this video, it feels like many people forgot just how recently this happened. One of the brothers of my grandpa was drafted into the state police not long before the revolution. He was forced to defend the radio station with firearms against students. At the first opportunity he got rid of his uniform and sneaked out of the city, then hitchhiked back to our home village. He is still alive today.
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  2253. In case anyone is wondering $20, 000 dollars in 1947 would be worth $273,000 dollars in purchasing power today. So he didn't get shortchanged and he was young enough to spend it then.
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  2254. Well done Dr Felton,have been waiting for this from a Irishman here in Svendborg,Denmark.
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  2255. Me: "Drinking coffee sees new Mark Felton video" Cleeeeeeeeek!
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  2256. It’s 1 am where I am, i’m drunk, i’m tired but I need to get my fix of Mark Felton
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  2257. The finnish army also uses mosins, though they have seen extensive modernization. Its used as a smaller caliber sniper rifle, the bigger caliber being the sako TRG in 338. LM. The oldest ones are from the 1800s.
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  2258. Fun Fact: The US Postal Service still uses a mule train to deliver mail and packages to the Havasupai tribe in the Grand Canyon.
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  2259. It's a good day when Dr Felton Uploads
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  2260. Looking further, I found that Josias' son, Wittekind, served in the post-war Bundeswehr (West German Army) and reached the rank of Oberst-Leutnant (lieutenant colonel).
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  2261. You are like the Einstein of history teachers
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  2262. Dr Felton has been running up more flight hours on his time machine in order to produce yet another episode about A.H. Few other channels on YouTube show such dedication to providing us with fresh information. Thank Doc. Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
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  2263. Amazing video as always, quality content with great commentary Thank you for talking about this subject!
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  2264. Living in Portland, Oregon, this story is a "Local Legend". The adult and children killed were a Sunday School teacher and some of her class who were having a picnic. Other children were present, but were not killed, although two of them were injured by the blast. There is a memorial that my family and I visited several decades ago. I'll take my four grandchildren to see it.
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  2265. I guess Goering and I have two things in common now, we’re both train nuts who like revolvers… Not sure how I feel about this lmao. Honestly a vid on Goering’s trainset would be cool, dude had a super elaborate setup that had like 6 or so main tracks, and I genuinely wonder if any of his stuff survives in modern collections.
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  2266. I always enjoy Dr.Felton uploads. He should be on the history channel. So many fascinating details about WW2. Thank You for all your hard work and research and dedication to covering this subject so well. It is appreciated.
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  2267. How is Mr Felton not Knighted yet? Seriously Mark Felton is the best historian I have ever seen.
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  2268. I love Mark Felton's videos. It has some of the questions and answers that you don't typically think about when you talk about WW2 and that's what makes it even more interesting. That and also the illustrations of old war footage and imagery
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  2269. Mark! During this self isolation time.. we would love if you put longer videos. Would help to pass the time lol. Thanks for putting this up 💯
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  2270. Thanks for Featuring my great uncle Frank Whittle! Woohoo!! His legacy lives on in my family with careers in AeroSpace and hobby of building and flying planes. (I also just got the new Microsoft Flight Sim). Keep up the great videos, Mark!
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  2271. For those who are interested in what Speer says, 6:35: "Hitler, and the collapse of his system, brought a monstrous time of suffering to the german volk. The useless continuation of this war, and the unnecessary devastations, complicate the reconstruction." Sorry if there are grammatical errors, my english is not the yellow of the egg.
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  2272. Im a simple man, I see mark felton, I click
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  2273. A Dr. Felton video about the Netherlands during WWII! "bedankt!" 👍
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  2274. Another in depth intresting topic, with an excellent voiceover, the intro music sets the historical vibe, and the content is excellent. I still can't belive this is free, Mark, I just have to say, thanks for the amazing content, and work you put into these videos.
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  2275. I'm a WW2 fanatic and Mark has the best content I've seen on YouTube. Very informative. Well done sir all the best.
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  2276. I've read a lot of WWII history and I am so impressed that you can not only coalesce the multiple surrenders of the Nazi military and regime in an easily understandable manner, but also discover and reveal previously unknown episodes from this period. Thank you!
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  2277. Another great video, very informative and well narrated as always
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  2278. I was sent to Headly Court in the early 90’s to recover from a major surgery. There was not only a Gurkha sergeant, but also an English officer who had been in command of a Gurkha unit. I also lived near Catterick Army base. I have never seen so well dressed gentleman waiting outside of the gates as I saw with the Gurkhas. True gentleman and ruthless. Why on earth did the British Government try to discard them after all they did? Wonderful people and amazing fighters.
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  2279. As a Bosnian, thank you for teaching me this history
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  2280. This is one of my favorite aircraft. Thank you so much for making this.
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  2281. This battle was also called, “The Pacific D-Day,” bc the invasion fleet left Pearl Harbor the day before the Normandy invasion. The US had cut off all means of resupply for the Japanese soldiers bc of the disastrous outcome for Japan of the Battle of the Philippine Sea, and Lt. General Saito (who eventually committed hara-kiri) ordered his soldiers to fight to the last man. This is why the Marine and Army soldiers were forced to kill more than 29,000 soldiers before the battle was over, bc the Japanese refused to surrender. My dad, a Marine, was in charge of directing one of the 300 amphibious landing vehicles up on the beach at Saipan. He had just turned 21 at the time, having fought in campaigns on some of the Solomon, Gilbert, Marshall, Gilbert, Mariana Islands (Saipan and also Titian), and would go on to Iwo Jima. He just couldn’t talk about his war experiences, only to say at the end of his life that he had refused VA services all through his life bc, “It’s for men who were wounded,” if you can believe it....miraculously, he never received a physical wound, and his survivor’s guilt was palpable. The other story he told me is that, when he told the driver where to put the empty landing vehicle on the beach of Iwo Jima, he jumped out one side, and his driver jumped out the other, right onto a land mine. Both of his legs were blown off, and my dad said he “never forgot how white his bones were.” That was it. Any attempt by any of his 7 kids to ask questions would either be met with stony silence, or he would look at me with tears in his eye, silently begging me to drop it. So I did. My brother asked once if dad saw the suicides of Japanese residents jumping off the cliffs to their deaths, and he said, “Yes, and babies, children thrown off.” No more. I cannot imagine what he (a 19 year old boy!!) And his buddies went through, first with the 2-day bombardment onboard ships—how could they ever sleep??—then with the 24-day hell on a 12 mile by 5.5 mile island, with no escape from the savage Japanese resistance. The Pacific War ruined my father’s mental health, as he suffered badly from PTSD, striking out in a rage with no reason, diving under the bed on stormy nights for 2 decades, drinking ridiculous amounts of alcohol (I never saw him sober until I was 16, and didn’t know it), and carousing with his war buddies and women until my mother kicked him out after 20 years of marriage (I was 4). Even at that age, I was relieved he wasn’t living with us any more. After several suicide attempts, he was also diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which ran in his family....the trauma he suffered in the war activated his mental illness genes, and he was self medicating that and PTSD with alcohol. I really wish there had been help or treatment for the thousands upon thousands of men who suffered with that hellish condition, but more than that, I wish none of them had had to experience hell on earth in the first place! And I’ve studied WWII for 40 years, especially the social history in Britain and Europe between the world wars, solely bc of my need to understand an absent, traumatized, but ultimately heroic, father.
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  2282. I am still baffled where he gets all his footage and pictures, every video, even ones that I have seen covered on other channels or on "mainstream" TV networks, just recycle the same footage. He constantly delivers new stuff I have never seen.
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  2283. Love your quality work Dr Felton, please never stop ☺️
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  2284. Yet again proving why you're one of the best history channels out there. Keep up the work, Dr. Felton!
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  2285. I had an uncle that worked in Iran for the Bell Helicopter company in technical assistance. He was on one of the last planes out of Iran before the Iranians started taking hostages.
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  2286. I’ve watched your Videos for about a year now and Ive started showing them to my dad. Lots of unknown stories that no one really talks about and I would have never known they existed. Thanks Mark!
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  2287. General Claire LEE Chennault, was the Great-Grandson from his mother's side, of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
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  2288. Never a dull moment with a Mark Felton video! Cheers, sir!
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  2289. Greeting from a guy born in Gmunden. I literally sit maybe 200 meters away from the place where the picture was taken. The KZ in Ebensee is still there, but it´s a museum now.
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  2290. Mr. Felton, if you ever travel to the US, particularly the state of Michigan, I humbly recommend visiting the Kalamazoo Air and Space Museum while you're there. (It is referred to as the "Air Zoo" for short). It isn't the largest or most famous museum in the United States but it is laid out rather well with quite the collection of historically significant aircraft and spacecraft.
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  2291. You are truly one of the best youtuber content creators out there Mark
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  2292. First for history! Click that bell people, Mark is worth it!
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  2293. "I love the smell of new Mark Felton videos in the morning. That information smell. Smells like....... VICTORY! Some day these videos will end."
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  2294. I love the opening line, "Come with me if you want to learn." Draws you right in. And as usual, great story by Dr Mark.
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  2295. I met several veterans from Colombia that served in Korea. Good men all. Thanks Mark, for being one of the few people that can properly pronounce the word "Caribbean".
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  2296. Mark has the voice, the editing and the marketing ability to become one of the finest history you tubers out there.
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  2297. Thanks for the great content Mark! You have reignited my passion for WW2 era history.
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  2298. "Danger UXB" with a young Anthony Andrews is a great show about the bombs/mines that fell around England during the war.
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  2299. I was in the USAF at the time and deployed to Italy (F-15 squadron). Probably one of the quickest no notice deployments i was ever part of. Most of the time there we did nothing, just waiting for orders until we got sent back. It was a nice month vacation paid for by Uncle Sam.
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  2300. I hit the "Like" button first, then I watch. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  2301. The kind of good reporting that made this channel great.
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  2302. It is amazing how well run and organized the mail system was. Thank you for doing a video on this. The logistics involved are incredible.
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  2303. The "K" in PPK is "Kriminal", meaning detective section of the police. That is why a smaller version of the PP was made. It is neither Klein or Kruz.
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  2304. I click like before the advert finishes. I'm never disappointed. Another dose from Dr Felton
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  2305. What a amazing opportunity, thank you for bringing us along Dr Mark Felton!
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  2306. My father, as a young child, watched the Hindenberg fly overhead in NJ on the day it caught fire over Lakehurst, NJ. Pretty wild.
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  2307. Mark Felton is everything right with historians. Thank you for this video!
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  2308. I am a member of the CAF at Airbase Georgia. We a currently working an a P-47n. Hopefully it will be flying in about 2 yrs. We also fly a P-51D, FG-1D Corsair, P-63 Kingcobra and 1 of the very rare (only 5) flying SBD Dauntless's. It is a real treat going to the airport and working on these rare old birds.
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  2309. As a Dane, thank you so much for this video Dr. Felton. We may not be many, but we are a proud people. I have a portrait of King Christian X on the wall next to my door, so i can salute it whenever i come into my room haha. He was an absolute badass for staying where he was the entire time. Again, thank you for this video, it's really great to see people talking about my country on a more international level. Thank you so much!
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  2310. My grandmother's wedding dress was made from parachute silk from a German aerial mine dropped on London. That's recycling for you..
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  2311. I don’t even read the titles from this channel anymore, I just watch the video and always it is most interesting and well produced. Cheers!
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  2312. Thank you Dr Felton for pointing out an important difference between Hitlers and Stalin’s leadership styles. This does not make a mass murderer Hitler a better person (or even a better strategist as while he tolerated dissent, he ultimately ignored most of the advice due to a feeling of superiority). But is an important distinction many people are ignorant of.
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  2313. Very interesting Dr. Felton. I served in Vietnam in 68-69 in Military Intelligence. I knew about the ROKs and the Aussies but since my area of responsibility did not concern hospitals, I never heard a peep about the Spanish being there. Good stuff.
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  2314. My dad is a Falklands vet
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  2315. my late father was a runner at the age of 14 with the Dawlish home guard he always told me of being woken at 4am in the period 1st september to the 14th 1940 by his units corporal and taken to the beach there the platoon was collecting bodies 9 of them german had washed up the bodies where loaded onto regular army bedford and they where not told what happened to them later they where told they had washed up from Boulogne france after a bombing raid on the barges the local fisherman laughed at this they knew the bodies where fresh and had only been in the water an hour before washing up in 1944 my father now in france saw those uniforms again german infantry the government can burry things if they want to
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  2316. Outstanding again Mark, as a Marine I've trained to do just that, isolate and destroy, it's a dirty job.
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  2317. "There's hardly an MP that knows anything about any countries. Show them a map of the world and most of them have a job finding the Isle of Wight." - Sir Humphrey Appleby
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  2318. This is just down the road from where I live. While the Covid-19 pandemic was ongoing in 2020, I had some unexpected spare time to explore the site of Croydon Airport. After closure in 1959, most of the site was obliterated by a housing estate called Rounshaw, but if you know where to look, you can see the very end of the last remaining part of the runway and one of the taxiways. It gives an idea of how expansive the site would have been
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  2319. Dad was a combat Mustang pilot with the 359th FG. I am extremely proud to be his son. While dad died at the age of 93 in 2017, 13 of his roommates didn't survive the war. They are all my heroes. Mark thanks so much for creating this very strong and vital video.
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  2320. ive been studying ww2 for 47 years now. this is the 1st time ive ever heard of these troops and battles. thank you.
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  2321. Dude I am not lying when I say I learned about this thing hours ago A single tank holding up an entire panzer division for a whole day Bro it’s like you read my mind! I’m so excited to learn more about this event
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  2322. My father was on policing duties with the coldstream guards after the war and he said their barrack block windows were often smashed by a brick.
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  2323. Been enjoying your videos about the recent war in Ukraine. But going back to WW2 is a welcome return to form.
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  2324. Can always rely on Dr Felton to bring out details of past conflicts that get overlooked in many textbooks
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  2325. Good Morning Dr. Felton, thankfully one of these planes still exists and is the only one left of its kind. Thank you for another great video!
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  2326. Magnificent content! As a longtime HM Q Elizabeth II admirer and an antique car buff this vid is a delight to me! Thanks,Dr. Mark, for teaching us on such an interesting subject. Cheers.
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  2327. I thought I knew about most of their "lairs." I was wrong. Impressive!
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  2328. Me: "I know a lot about WW2" Dr Felton: "Hold my Earl Grey"
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  2329. Very sad and infuriating! Warriors like these gentlemen deserved better!
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  2330. One of the best components of a Dr Mark Felton video are his excellent pronunciations. He is the standard that I compare other history videos with. Thank you Sir for your superior content!
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  2331. What a wonderful piece you have provided on the storied past of the Chernobyl area. One can’t help but feel bad for all the poor souls forced to work at the site. How grateful we, as inhabitants of the this plant, should be to all of them. Please keep up the great work Mr. Felton!
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  2332. Great part 2. Once again things don't add up. The plot thickens. Looking forward to the conclusion of this mystery.
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  2333. The line "take another look at Grandpa's wartime bring-backs" was hilarious. Excellent video as always
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  2334. As an American I want to thank you Mark for informing me about this invaluable history. This story, the Cape San Juan, and countless others would've been lost to me without your diligent research. Never for a second believe that it's not appreciated.
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  2335. Here we Go!! Gotta love a Dr. Felton production to start the week off. 🙌🏿 Blessings everyone
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  2336. I cannot get enough of this channel... Its the visual equivalent of the "hard core history podcast" highly recommend.
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  2337. This channel is nuclear and has atomic content. Top quality Mr Felton.
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  2338. The title alone gave me a “you’ve gotta be sh*****g me” moment. But then I remember that is Mr. Felton’ speciality.
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  2339. Mark You've made my day as both a History Buff and a James Bond fan.
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  2340. Great work, as always! Just a small correction: fusen (風船) = balloon so "fusen bakudan" literally means "balloon bomb"
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  2341. During the Berlin Airlift the Sunderlands flew from near Hamburg to the Berlin Lakes with supplies and ferried exports, mail and passengers out including children that needed either hospital treatment or recuperation.
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  2342. Came for the laughs, stayed for the history
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  2343. Ahhh, coffee and Mark Felton. Thanks sir for starting my with a good history lesson.😄🇺🇸
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  2344. Info on Ernest you get almost anywhere, to learn about Avro Shackleton you're at the perfect place at Felton's.
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  2345. This was interesting Mark. I'd known about the botched executions before but never knew who all the executed were. Hermann Göring's suicide has always intrigued me so I'm looking forward to your video. This helps my isolation to be more bearable with what I think will be months to come until I'm advised its medically safe to socialize again. Thanks again Mark for a great informative video!
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  2346. My subconsciousness has been waiting on this one to pop up for a while!! Schörner had no respect for his troops and their struggles, he'd hang them just because he felt like it. Such a great video and excellent research, thank you Dr. Felton!
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  2347. Thank you for sharing the story of these remarkable, but largely forgotten women.
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  2348. Hope you feel better Mark. I went here in the 80s and again in the 90s while stationed in Germany. The scenery is amazingly beautiful. Perhaps that's why I choose Truckee in the Sierras😊
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  2349. Thanks so much for all these "small" stories of WW2 that would be otherwise unknown to the general public!
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  2350. As a historian hobbyist, Mark Felton videos still always elevate that.
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  2351. Thought provoking and very interesting. Fascinating to see the old films on denazification! Don’t know how Dr. Felton comes up with this stuff but it’s great!
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  2352. So I'm not the the only one who notices architecture and wonder just how to decipher the story it can tell. Dad always says everything tells a story if only you know how to read it. You are truly blessed to live in a land with centuries worth of stories to read.
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  2353. 20+ years of reading WW2 books, including this morning, and not one time have I've EVER remotely heard of this story. This is just master tier history storytelling!
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  2354. Mark Felton has captivated me with his brilliant mind and silver tongued stories. I'm very certain millions more feel the same. Thank you.
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  2355. I feel like Dr. Felton is my History dealer. Every time I need a fix, he's here to hook me up.
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  2356. In the 1978 war movie 'The Wild Geese', as Richard Burton's mercenaries seize the Zembala airport they encounter an East German army officer. As General Ndofa's 'Simbas' hunt them down, they are guided by East German instructors.
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  2357. Hi from San Francisco. That area just outside of the Golden Gate Bridge is called by local sailors the "Potato Patch" because if the strong swirling currents and upwelling that occurs there. So a torpedo could very easily be misdirected by that. I'll keep an eye out for the other torpedoes. 😉
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  2358. Never knew a Torp was found out here in SF. I was born, raised, and live out here now in Fremont (a city 35 miles east of SF.) Never heard of this, and cant imagine the outcome IF that Torp did infact strike the bridge's south tower. I visit SF every October for Fleet Week. Just might head over to Marshall Beach after the airshow this year. Great content as always Mr. Felton.
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  2359. Mark Felton: a history teacher's best friend
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  2360. Its 6:47am in New Zealand just woke up and immediately clicked this video! Love it
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  2361. I remember reading "Biggles" WWI stories many years ago; one story mentioned Biggles' friend being killed by a massive explosive booby trap when attacking a balloon. So that was actually based on real life events. The Biggles story also mentioned that pilots going balloon hunting had to carry written orders verifying that this was their mission. Because the incendiary bullets they carried were an illegal weapon for any other use. So a pilot that survived being shot down in enemy territory could be executed instead of being taken prisoner if he had been using incendiaries, unless he could prove he was on a balloon strafing mission.
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  2362. Churchill after WW1 carried a Colt 1911 45acp pistol concealed for decades. After WW2 he was the first Colt customer to receive the then new lighter weight, shorter Colt Commander 45 pistol.
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  2363. I did not expect a video at this time. Absolutely a pleasant surprise!
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  2364. Ah yes, nothing like a new Mark Felton video to help get through this quarantine. Thank you for entertaining and informing all of us, who look forward to your every upload!
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  2365. Everybody: walking around Felton: Perambulations Boss.
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  2366. another fact I did not know about, thank you Dr. Felton you don’t disappoint!
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  2367. I was in the US Army in the early 1980s and was stationed in Italy. I worked with the Italian Air Force on a daily basis. Their security guards were equipped with Baretta Model 38 sub machine guns. I think they were being replaced around 1985. More interesting to me were the Breda_SAFAT machine guns that were also in use. I think that they were modified aircraft guns because they had both right and left feed versions of the weapons. I am sure that they have all been replaced now also.
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  2368. Holy crap Dr Felton, you have really kicked up your production schedule a notch. Thank you!
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  2369. ...how ironic is that a man who strived for an everlasting glory during his lifetime, ultimately gained it in his death by barely managing to have a proper anonymous burial. Unknown burial that ultimately created a everlasting myth. Mr. Felton thank you for this mini series. Truly a masterful production...:D
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  2370. Your videos are always informative, concise, and succinct, unlike so many YouTube videos that drone on and on.
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  2371. Mark is the king of history!!! I bet he knows more about WW2 than any person alive or dead!!! The 🐐 of historians!!!!
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  2372. I've learnt more in one of your 10 minute video than I've learnt in 10 years of watching various history channels.
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  2373. This is consistent with an account I received from an 82nd Airborne demolitions specialist. In about February 1945, he was attached to an ex-Jedburgh team and dropped into Germany to "disrupt" ahead of the US offensive. They blew bridges until relieved by advancing forces. He made two such drops.
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  2374. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos.
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  2375. The moment Mark started into Rodger Moore, I knew that George Lazenby was that experienced Bond-like actor. Only one film as Bond, but that film is one of the best in the series. The soundtrack to O.H.M.S.S. is brilliant, and when I owned/drove a 1960 Jaguar Mk 2, it was my driving soundtrack. Good show Dr. Felton!
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  2376. I'm glad that you mentioned the cyber attack option, because I don't think that people are discussing that enough. Russia could cause extreme damage and chaos by shutting down a country's banking system, for example. Or closing down power grids.
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  2377. I remember that my grandfather told he biked over the Jan Gijzenvaart bridge in Haarlem. Next day he heard that three Dutch people randomly were shot on that bridge, only 10 minutes after he crossed the bridge. It makes you wonder, what if he had been there 10 minutes later....
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  2378. Im confused, by the rate you are going we will see somekind of insanity that happened in 1941 or something You are an amazing historian Wish you were my history teacher 😅 Quick question Have you written other books other than the Yanagi, i am interested in ww2 and cold war books
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  2379. Never heard of this one! Thank you Dr. Felton for bringing history to YouTube!
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  2380. I'm Italian and I can assure you TV programmes and documentaries about WW2 are aired pretty frequently on various channels but NEVER I have heard about this. Absolutely interesting.
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  2381. Rest of the world: smashing businesses Mark Felton: Operation Blücher getting torpedoed like the Blücher
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  2382. A Mark Felton video drops as I'm watching Mark Felton.. amazing!
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  2383. A mention is deserved, I think, for George Leonard ‘Johnny’ Johnson, who will turn 100 later this month and who served as a bomb aimer on the Dam Busters raid. He is the final surviving founding member of 617 Squadron and the last survivor of the aircrew who flew on Operation Chastise.
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  2384. love that someone finally is making something about christian X during the occupation
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  2385. Mark is the famous Moff Felton, one of the greatest tacticians of the Empire, second only to Thrawn. The stormtroopers in the opening are his personal guards. Respect him!
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  2386. I just finished part one and literally right after that part two drops! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  2387. I literally had a thought in my head “when will Mark Felton upload again?” and as soon as I open youtube I see you have uploaded! Happy days!
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  2388. One of the craziest stories I've ever heard. Additionally, nobody tells a story quite like Dr. Felton.
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  2389. Hard to believe that nearly 80 years has passed since these events. It is a reminder that history is an important teacher. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for your tireless efforts as a historian.
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  2390. Circling to land at 90 feet is crazy. Far too low to be safe. Standard practice is to make the crosswind turn at 500 feet. A modern pressure altimeter also has an acceptable error up to 75 feet plus or minus.
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  2391. Mark, you are phenomenal. I have learned more from your channel that I have learned in my entire life reading history books. Simple thank you can not express my gratitude for your unbelievable and exceptional job. But please accept my gratitude.
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  2392. It's a great day when Dr. Felton drops an episode!
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  2393. My grandfather got to liberate Damascus twice in his military career. Once in the first world war from the Ottomans. The second time in the second world war from the French.
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  2394. Each time I think "OK this must be the craziest thing Mark is doing" he finds something even weirder.
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  2395. As a guy drowned in history since 1997 and in metal detecting for 15yrs, I see this channel brilliant, always something new to learn. Superb.
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  2396. Your explanation of events is more than plausible. I appreciated that right from the start you spoke of Himmler’s character and from that point on everything made sense. All the events you described were absolutely in keeping with Himmler’s character. Thank you again Mark.
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  2397. This is the best history channel on YouTube!
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  2398. Pity the poor gate sentry who has to flip through a flag guide book to see who's coming up the drive towards him.
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  2399. Thank you for the video, Dr. Felton. Here in Dnipro we have plenty of signs left by Soviet sappers on the buildings after the German forces left the city in 1943. The signs say "Проверено, мин нет, 11.43" (Checked, no mines, the month and the year). The ones I know of are preserved: their black paint is being renewed from time to time.
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  2400. Thank you Professor Felton. It is important that we do keep an open mind on subjects such as this one, that are difficult to substantiate, and not reject them, nor ridicule them. As is often the case in the post-Darwinian culture of the west. Intellectual arrogance is the bane of continual discovery. I have heard it said that humility is the seat of wisdom. The universe is vast, and still filled with mystery.
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  2401. Love your work Mark! Keep it up mate
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  2402. I met a survivor of the USS Indianapolis in McDonalds. Can you imagine that? A beautiful gentleman. ❤
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  2403. Hit the “Liked” button before watching because I knew I was going to enjoy the video, like I do EVERY one of Mark’s videos. They are just that good.
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  2404. Again, Mark’s documentaries are the best ever made. It’s as simple as that. So well researched, great photos and film clips, his no nonsense narration, and always the most interesting topics!
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  2405. This was the first time I've ever heard that speech from General Eisenhower. An excellent and powerful speech indeed. Thank you for including these as the final words, Mark Felton Productions.
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  2406. Mark Felton has one of the best narrating voices on YouTube. Love this Man's work. Always hits the Home Run. Well done M.F.🎉
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  2407. Mr. Felton- you are more interesting and entertaining than ALL the tv/cable channels combined!!!
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  2408. How do you manage to find such diverse and fascinating stories and so frequently! Thank you Dr Felton.
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  2409. 175k views in 11 hours after posting. Not surprising for content this good, just surprising it’s on YouTube and not pay to view TV. Thanks Mark
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  2410. As always razor sharp analysis and reporting of the state of affairs during this conflict. Thanks so much Mark
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  2411. Me: There is nothing more to learn about WWII. Mark Felton: Make a sandwich, pour a cold drink, pull up a chair, I have a story for you Yank.
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  2412. You know you’re a faithful consumer of Mark Felton content when the intro starts and your kid says, “another Mark Felton WW2 video, dad?” 😂🤣
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  2413. Of all the videos you have made (& I have watched ALL of them), this is the one that is the most meaningful to me, as it explains the reason why my father & grandparents left Iraq in the1950's- early 60's.This was something I wasn't able to find out from my father as he died when I was too young to understand. THANK YOU!
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  2414. Always a good day when Dr. Felton drops a video!
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  2415. I would,prefer you over my history teacher, you do better!
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  2416. I smell a great YouTube video upcoming 'living in London by spending only Victorian currency'. You could do the same here in the states , almost no us legal tender has been ended, only $5000 and higher bills have been de monetized. Our $1,000 bills are still very much legal. Along with half pennies and 20c pieces.
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  2417. This is absolutely fantastic. A small contribuition from Brazil: on July 3rd, 2021 a North American B-25D Mitchell was found by fishermen at Tubarão Bay, in Humberto de Campos municipality, some 153 km east of São Luís, Maranhão state. The plane on its way from Florida to North Africa crashed, after a stop at Natal airforce base, on May 13th 1943, claiming the lives of all 6 on board. The wreckage refloated and recovered by local fishermen and the government is supposed to be restored and displayed at a local museum.
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  2418. Well i am an astute militay historian... you sir are a treasure providing new information into my already large knowledge base... have a great day thumbs up stay awesome military history buffs/nerds.
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  2419. I enlisted in the USAF in 1960 and served at a base in Germany with several WWII veterans in my unit. I began reading the history of the war at that time and never stopped. Mark Felton's videos make me feel like an American high school student who cannot find Germany on a map.
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  2420. Mark Felton a real Historian and not someone who thinks they know history. I respect that
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  2421. Out of 16 million Americans that served in WW2. As of 2023, there are still approximately 119,550 living veterans in the United States and about 131 dying per day due to old age.
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  2422. 52 missions as a bomber gunner?!?! Norman has seen some things! We had a tailgunner in the town I grew up in. He was the only survivor from his plane after it was cut in half. He managed to escape France over the Pyrenees to Portugal and make it back home. His story was amazing to hear.
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  2423. Mark, one of the countries you missed out was Egypt, I was surprised to find goose stepping grey clad troops at Sadat's tomb back in 1982. Not sure if they are still attired in this way...
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  2424. This is the historian we're looking for.
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  2425. I grew up ten years before Mark, and WW2 was even bigger in our lives and culture, my dad was a WW2 vet as were all my uncles and my aunts all worked in war industry in one way or the other. It was generation to be admired in so many ways.
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  2426. It was Al Capone's brother who asked for expiration date on the food products which today is mandatory on every package.
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  2427. I'm a simple man I see Mark I press like
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  2428. I've been a subscriber for years, still my favorite channel. Thanks for all you do, Mark.
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  2429. The temptation to start a Rockall independence petition is strong.
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  2430. Just imagine, that some of these German weapons could have fired at American WW2 soldiers, and then decades later, at the sons of these WW2 soldiers 😳
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  2431. For anyone’s who’s interested: the graffiti at 4:34 translates to: “ Anglo-Americans and Bolsheviks bring chaos, need, hunger, anarchy, unemployment. Nationalsocialism fights until final victory, for freedom and bread for our people.”
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  2432. Cheers from Portugal! Being a WW2 nerd, I have to say it's a pleasure to watch such informative, detailed, and educational videos. My deepest thanks, Mark Felton.
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  2433. Me : *about to sleep YT : Want to know how German PoW stole British Plane? Me : *i wake
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  2434. Nobody asked them to say "Scheveningen" to check wether they were true Dutch pilots :D
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  2435. I did my Air Assault at Ft. Bliss, Texas, and our pilots were Afghan pilots. They were so tiny. I'm a bigger guy but not a giant, and their legs were smaller than my arms.
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  2436. I'm brazilian and have polish lineage from my mother; makes me proud of these contributions, I love the people and culture. Thanks for these awesome videos Mr Felton.
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  2437. For me about every 3rd video the man does, I say, " I never knew about this thing." I am almost 60 and study this era a lot, and Mark keeps surprising me.
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  2438. Interesting. I also saw - from what I believe - a Mauser 98k.
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  2439. He probably carry’s in his jacket pocket with no holster. Which is a common practice with the smith and Wesson revolvers
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  2440. So damn good!!!! Much appreciated and all of your hard work shows through in every single video you put out... Absolutely phenomenal stuff Mark and thank you again! Please continue to keep em coming sir
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  2441. Absolutely amazing, Dr. Felton! As a devout Catholic, I envy you. Dominus Vobiscum, and Merry Christmas!
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  2442. I visited the site one February about 15 years or so ago. At that time you could still freely walk around on the grandstand, including Hitler's speech platform. It is a fascinating place. It was very cold and snow was on the ground - there was literally nobody else around. Nowadays I believe it's all fenced off and you can't go on the stand anymore. The field itself is now used as a training facility by Nuremberg FC, who have their stadium a short distance away in the park. One thing you didn't mention is the fact there was a museum inside the building at one time - it was still there when I visited, but closed on the day of my visit. Bit of an aside - I went out to dinner with a former mayor of the city and his wife (I was on a business trip). Once he'd had a couple of drinks, the gentleman produced a black and white photograph of himself in his Wehrmacht uniform and proceeded to tell me that Hitler had some 'good ideas.' The conversation seemed to be taking a sinister turn at that point, so I ate up my strudel and left!
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  2443. Ive learned more about military history by being a fan of this mans work than i wouldve ever learned from any tv channel. Well done as usual.
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  2444. One of the most enduring mysteries of WWII, I’m glad you were able to highlight this significant event.
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  2445. My grandpa was a sergeant in WW2 he mostly trained new pilots. I remember one day being at the hospital with him while my grandma was getting tests done. This was in the mid 1990s. Then a man approached my grandpa and asked if his name was Herman? He said it was and then the man introduced himself and it turns out he served under my grandpa during the war, he was one of the many new pilots he trained. My grandpa's eyes lit up and they talked for about an hour as he remembered him. I think that was the coolest thing ever seeing a mini WW2 reunion in of all places a hospital waiting room.
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  2446. Ok seriously, Mark’s ability to find these wild stories about strange happenings in WW2 is so impressive, it’s legendary.
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  2447. Once again Mark you've delivered a fascinating snippet from history which I don't think many of us were aware of! Thank you!!
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  2448. This ia a part of the overlooked events of the third reich in its death throes, only Dr Felton of all historians dared to discuss it. Kudos Dr Felton!
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  2449. Thank you Dr Felton for restoring credit to Albert Kotzebue and his patrol in the minds of the public. Another great video lesson done.
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  2450. Great production value in the audio with the rifle shots, riveting Dr.
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  2451. Dear Mr. Felton, thanks very much for all your hard work and insights into these golden nuggets of history which aren’t taught anymore in the classroom. You really deserve “The George Cross” in U.K. I will nominate you for our Canadian “Order of Merit”. Stay safe and healthy to all.
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  2452. What an astonishing treasure trove of untold stories this channel is. Absolutely remarkable.
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  2453. You mentioned a key phrase in describing WW2 veterans: "They shared a common experience." That shared experience is something our current generation misses....and needs.... dearly.
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  2454. Student: Are you a history professor? YouTuber: No, but I did subscribe to Mark Felton on YouTube last night.
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  2455. Love the vids mark keep it up!
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  2456. Yet another great video. Thank you Mark. Love the Churchill speech at the end! Please keep up the great work, if only we had had such great history tutors and could study modern history back in the 1980’s… alas not, yet we can all learn from history and must do so to prevent repetition of a world at war.
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  2457. This was outstanding.
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  2458. As a professional nuclear worker who had friends and coworkers at Fuku when this happened, I have seen videos that haven't been seen by the public. I have also heard stories about what happened at site when this happened. I just want to thank you Mr. Felton for this video.
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  2459. Shoutout to my man Mark Felton, I'm always down to learn from you
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  2460. The best historian on YouTube strikes again! Fantastic work Mr Felton, thank you ever so much for your efforts.
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  2461. I thought I saw one of these aircraft but it turned out to be an optical Ilyushin.
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  2462. I learn more from Dr. Felton than my own professors.
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  2463. He seems like a pocket carry kind of guy. You can get holsters that will fit into a pocket. Also, the primary reason for the long heavy triggers on snubnoses is to prevent things in the pocket from pulling the trigger, which reduces the need for a holster.
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  2464. You know people love these vids when it still says "no views" and already 64 thumbs up :) Keep up the good work Mark.
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  2465. Great content, truth, pure unaltered history and nothing else. Well deserved to reach 2 million subscribers soon!
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  2466. "Gitler" was a common Jewish surname in former Russian empire and derives form mother's name "Gita" a common Jewish name in Lithuania-Belarus area. In Russian language German/English 'H' is pronouced and written 'G' therefore the situation. Later almost all Gitlers in soviet union documents and passports have become Gitlevs, Gelevs or even Gelaevs and Levievs.
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  2467. This guy hands down has the best history videos on the entire internet.
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  2468. Roger Moore helped me carry camera tripod and lights when I was comissioned to film an interview with him. Just an incredibly nice and humble person!
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  2469. I'm a military history graduate, yet there isn't a single day I can't learn something new. Mr. Felton, thank you for teaching us about those events!
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  2470. What a man. I'm proud to say that as a 9 year old I went to Tower Bridge to witness the barge bringing him down the river, the Scots Guards gave me and my young brother room so we could see. I cried my eyes out. What an inspiring individual. Oh, his bodyguard Walter Thompson, an ex London copper was a fantastic fellow, very loyal to Winnie.
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  2471. About a decade ago I was stood on Coventry Station platform at about 5:30a.m. waiting for the first train to London. I was surprised to see a train coming in, thinking it was early for once - turned out it was the Royal train, also heading south, I dutifully stood, in case the Queen was aboard!! Another great vid!
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  2472. The struggle house was where Hitler went Kampfing. Appreciate the dry British wit Dr. Felton. Cheers from the States.
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  2473. Thank you Dr Fulton, as a Pole I feel honoured by this video.
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  2474. @Mark Felton - As myself being a Pole, I can not be more thankful for this remarkable episode! We need more discussions about Poland especially in modern, unprecedented times! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
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  2475. I can't understand why anyone would watch Mark's videos and "dislike" them. They're such an education and had we had this type of lessons in history class at school; it would have been so much more interesting. Mark - you really need to get in tough with the Department for Education and convince them to make these mandatory viewing. Keep up the great work.
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  2476. I'd heard a story that Hess' plane hade been taken to Carluke. The maintenance hanger still belonged to the MOD until the late 70's I believe. After it was sold off, it was a workshop for a glazers for a while. Sadly now demolished.
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  2477. Hi Mark, Very interesting. I used to be an Instructor in the RAF's Tactical Communications (TCW) Group whose job encompassed all aspects of Air support to the three services. Part of that job was exactly that of the BDS group you described. The Tactical Signals Units (TSUs) were a predecessor of TCW. Fascinating work We worked as three man teams with the Royal Sigs or as a squadron to give theatre comms. Radar sites like the falklands or one man teams attached to US Marines (I served in Lebanon with the USMC) anything and everything from a field phone to sat comms. Always first in and last out and no one ever heard of us. Thanks for the nudge mate.
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  2478. As an American, your accent/voice is really easy to listen too. You have a truly calming documentary narrative. Great content.
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  2479. My Saturday afternoon is complete! Cheers, Mark!
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  2480. One of my favorite WWII films of all time. MP40's for all guests. Your levity is greatly appreciated. Special thanks for this episode!!
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  2481. That intro music is always music to my ears, you know you're in for a real treat.
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  2482. Well done mark! Another fantastic video!
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  2483. Twenty five years ago I used to do maintenance at the radio station featured on Fair Isle. The Heinkel was always of interest to visitors. I am amazed at how little it has deteriorated since that time. Most interesting video
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  2484. My grandad was one of the first British troops to liberate Bergen Belsen.
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  2485. Mark the quality of your videos is unparalleled on YouTube. Thank you so much for your hard work, accurate and outstanding historical research, and even handed presentation of history.
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  2486. Hi mark, I have a video idea 💡 The soviet occupation of Bornholm in Denmark and what some historians call the beginning of the Cold War! It’s not very well known historically and would make an awesome video!
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  2487. I commend you for bringing light onto the deeper cuts of war history. Thank you for everything
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  2488. I'm a Veteran of the first Gulf war (Desert Storm). Another great video Dr. Mark! Many thanks for posting!
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  2489. That tower still stands today. At night it is lit up. There are no metal bolts to prevent it rusting. It is quite an amazing thing to see that has stood the test of time.
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  2490. I visited the DMZ in 2001 while stationed in South Korea. Very tense place, can feel the tension 😳
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  2491. Let's just all pause for a minute and thank Mark for not taking life to seriously, First thing we see is him with Storm Troopers :D
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  2492. I saw this movie as a young lad (10 or 11 years old ) in Madras India, with my Grandpa. Now i'm 62 years old, but the movie never gets old.
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  2493. Another banger from Dr. Felton!
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  2494. I love the little known aspects of the war, particularly the aviation subjects. I have always been fascinated by WWII history, and you are expanding my knowledge immensely! Thank you Mark, it is a delight!
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  2495. About to fall asleep then I see a new Mark Felton video. Looks like I'm staying up longer. Thank you for all the fantastic content Dr. Felton. I could listen to you talk about dirt and still be interested.
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  2496. I see mark Felton video I click
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  2497. I got to meet Pappy Boyington many years ago...helluva man....wicked sense of humor. My landlord had been one of his Corsair mechanics and he took me over to Illinois to visit Pappy.
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  2498. This is just a superior history channel with spot on narration
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  2499. I always love the fact that Mark covers things that everyone else tends to either forget or ignore, this is why Mark is a true historian unlike the clowns running history classes in the public schools. Mark is my favorite historian no doubt, keep making the awesome content
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  2500. Had absolutely no clue Marines fought in Europe! Throughout my USMC career, I've sat through countless classes on battles we've participated in....I've never heard of this interesting bit of little-known history!! Thanks again Dr. Felton and Semper Fi Devil Dogs!!
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  2501. Felton never fails to deliver. Sending love from Pittsburgh, PA!
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  2502. Incredible! Walked past this building a dozen times and had no idea; imagined they were much older.
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  2503. The fall of Berlin has got to be one the most desperate, dramatic, and profound moments in all of world history. Also, Mark Felton is a National Treasure. 🇬🇧
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  2504. The only surviving intact B-10 is on display at the National Museum of the USAF, DAYTON , OHIO. (I have seen her many times, looks great!) Huge shout out to the folks in DAYTON!
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  2505. I have studied a bit about the Martin B10 but the sources I looked at mentioned nothing of this landmark raid on Japan. While others are taking weekend breaks, Mark Felton continues to provide high-quality instructional material.
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  2506. Mark Felton, the man who answers questions i never had!
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  2507. Mark Felton always has a great job. He works hard and delivers great content!
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  2508. The Mark felton army looks unstoppable in reaching 1 million subscribers and any resistance to it will be crushed mercilessly
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  2509. Another segment of history I've heard little about. Thanks Professor Felton 👍
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  2510. Wow I didn't know about this Mark. I actually went down to the nearby Paju Premium Outlets a few years back and wasn't aware of the existence of the Odusan Unification Tower. Next time if I go back to South Korea again, I might take a look at this tower!
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  2511. Mark you are a National Treasure! I discover new things from WW2 regularly in your videos. Keep up the great work, look forward to your next video.
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  2512. 4:33 am in Argentina. I was going to bed then I saw the notification. No sleep for me
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  2513. New mr. Dr. Felton video as I clock out on a friday? God, I just wanted a meal and you've given me a banquet.
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  2514. As usually, an outstanding presentation.
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  2515. This kind of history never told on books or school keep upload that kind of vids to inform us
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  2516. Mark thanks for always posting these informative and well researched videos 👍🏻
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  2517. Im a lift mechanic and used to work on the elevators at 40 wall in the early 80's. 1 ny plaza and the empire State building were on my route as well. I'm still a lift mechanic to this day, but not for long. I could see the repairs in both buildings while riding the top of the elevators during shaft inspections.
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  2518. You have one of the best channels on YouTube. And by far and away the best historical channel by a large margin. Thank you for the videos.
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  2519. And once again...ready for the evening entertainment!
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  2520. One significant lady killed in her nursing duties would be Renee Lemaire, killed at Bastogne Christmas Eve 1944, Augusta Chiwy who survived to 2015 from the same incident
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  2521. VERY impressive work, Mr. Felton. Measured, concise and and historically accurate. And gratifyingly free of histrionics. Please continue.
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  2522. Years ago a kid was digging in the sand at the beach I lived at (Ocean Isle, NC) and found a P-47 that had set down after running out of gas on anti submarine patrol. I went to see them haul it out of the sand, the paint was largely intact and you could still see the star and bars insignia. I remember a man standing next to me saying "man, look at that thing, I wonder if they'll ever even know what it was?" I looked down and there was a big yellow cylinder. Painted on it was "bottle, cockpit oxygen" with about a paragraph of manufacturer and part number info. I just kinda looked over at the guy.
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  2523. THIS is what I subscribe for: little known, seldom told stories from the most important event of the 20th century. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  2524. 0:01 "To give good quality history documentaries is a power only one has achieved..."
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  2525. Mark Felton, the guy you DO NOT want attending your Trivia night on WWII. He'd put the competition on suicide watch.
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  2526. The best history channel on YouTube period!
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  2527. I have been to the bunkers opposite the "Dokumentation Obersalzberg" in January of 2017, when it was still more open than today. It was really eerie and at the same time fascinating. It certainly conveyed the atmosphere of the infamous "Alpenfestung" myth.
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  2528. My grandfather was 82nd airborne 504th and a pathfinder for the whole war. He jumped into Graves as a pathfinder and joined up with a heavy weapons platoon stick before taking over the now Thompson bridge in Graves. What most people dont know if they base their knowledge of the battle in Nijmegen off the movie was a bit different than real life. The island in the Waal was not there in 44. My grandfather crossed in the 2nd and 3rd crossing of the river. He had to actually cross back and get another radio with the return trip as his first was shot. There was multiple crossings. Secondly the battle across the river was not fast like in the movie. It took them almost 7 hours of fighting to reach the north end of the bridge from the shore. Besides that my grandfather said the movie wasn't all of that off. They did have to use their rifles to paddle as they did not have enough paddles. There were snipers in the bridge itself. There was also another unit with the boats getting them across who would take them back for the next wave. I don't have the papers on me and can't say which exact unit. The battle was fierce and he really liked the movie. A few years ago I had the pleasure of visiting and staying in a boat hotel under the bridge. There's an amazing museum nearby in Groesbeck. Also the sunset bridge memorial crossing was amazing.
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  2529. Cheers all, from Speybay Scotland. Today I'll be mainly drinking 17 yr old Ballantines, with a wee bit of water. The weekend can now truly begin. Cheers Mark, once again great content.
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  2530. My son is half Colombian. I am sharing this with him. He is a history teacher. Thank you!!!!!!
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  2531. I’m sure one of the RAF Vulcans used on the Black Buck raids during the Falklands War was missing a part of the aerial refuelling system. A spare couldn’t be sourced however one of the bits had been converted into an ashtray and was sat in a crew room or mess somewhere! It was hastily retrieved and put back on an aircraft.
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  2532. I especially like in the beginning of each video the tension building serious music. So meticulously detailed and fascinating. I even like Mark’s excellent German pronunciation.
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  2533. Happy New Year 2022 Mark! Look forward to many many more top quality videos from you this year!
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  2534. Mark, I’ve a family collection of photos of Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Field Marshal Montgomery, all together in Egypt. My late Great Grandfather was a dessert rat, and a keen photographer and snapped them all together. I’d be happy to let you see them all.
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  2535. Another slice of history that I didn’t know! Thanks Dr Mark.
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  2536. The Gran Moff of History hits us again ! Best channel out there.
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  2537. You need your own tv channel Mark. I have always studied history especially WW2 but every video I watch of yours I always learn something new , fantastic work.
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  2538. An amazing wardrobe that really should be at least occasionally displayed. Thanks for the show, Doctor.
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  2539. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton and everyone.
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  2540. OMG. You do a great service, Mark. This one was exceptional! I’m another viewer who appreciates your amazing deep dives. Ok I’ve figured out ur secret sauce, and it’s really simple: Blow our minds with with so much detail and richness that history comes alive. I regularly check ur videos as I’m watching them, kinda always hoping they are longer. What you do is valuable, sir, and much appreciated!
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  2541. Marks Halloween uploads are as regular as dinner for one film at Xmas, something traditional.
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  2542. Before I even watch I give it a thumbs up. It’s Mark Felton. Of course it’s great.
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  2543. Thank you once again Dr. Mark Felton for a fascinating view of History.
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  2544. Mark thanks for this topic. As a Bosnian it is amazing to see you doing better job than most of the local historians. Congratulation.
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  2545. I'm proud to say Mark that my teacher used some of your videos for online classes on WWII! Thank you for the great informational content!
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  2546. I lived on Guam for three years in the early 90s. This sort of thing happened all the time. As I recall, they found unexploded ordnance about once a week on the Naval Station. We lived in Navy housing and one of the neighbor kids found a grenade in the boonies. He brought it home to show his dad. After dad got done wetting his pants he called EOD. Just another day.
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  2547. My dad was 15 near the end of WW2 and and he and his friend roofed their apartment building with emergency shingles. Despite the fact that they were low quality shingles that were laid by kids (all the men were fighting) they lasted 40 years.
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  2548. My Grandpa was a Captain in the 222nd INR of the 42 Rainbow Division and was one of the first units to reach Dachau. He said the sight of the bodies in the boxcars was the worst thing he ever saw in his life and told me, "the biggest waste of a human is to kill them." He said many of the GI's took their liberties with the nazi guards. I never heard him talk about this experience until he was interviewed for Steven Speilsburg's Shoah Project, his effort to document the oral testimonies of WWII vets. I never saw my Grandpa cry until I saw that interview. It was a traumatic experience for eveyone.
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  2549. Congrats on a million subs Mark. You absolutely deserve all the success you’ve had.
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  2550. My favourite TV show, covered by my favourite historian. 👍🏻
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  2551. Amazing documentary. The M50 Sherman and later IDF gun carrying variants have always been fascinating to me. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  2552. "Tanks" for this story Mark! (just had to say that).
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  2553. i really appreaciate,, that Mark allways gets the Names of the German Soldiers right.,. he is so committed. Best WW2 Channel . Thank you
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  2554. Fascinating. That's exactly why I love watching your videos. You're the History teacher I wish I had. Thanku for the effort you put in so we can enjoy them.
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  2555. Mark, I'm a big fan of World War Two history, but did not know of this story, well done.
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  2556. Your research into these matters is unparalleled; thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  2557. I absolutely LOVE your presentations! There are some that I have gone back and watched several times!
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  2558. Thanks for outing these atrocities, Dr Felton. My father fought at El Alamein and although he passed away some years ago, he was quite open about his experiences in North Africa. This was certainly no gentlemanly fight. I've always been sceptical about the myth of the "clean" AK. Why would the wehrmacht behave any differently in the North African theatre than they did everywhere else? Youtube and all public forums need more intelligent, well-researched and balanced commentary such as yours.
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  2559. How Dr. Felton continues to come up with these interesting -- more like amazing -- stories continues to amaze me.
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  2560. I’m so interested into ww2 and this man really motivates me to learn more thanks mark keep up the good work👍
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  2561. I will never forgive the uk for excluding the poles from the victory parade in 1946 in London, I hang my head in shame.
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  2562. The figures are outstanding , the research astounding , Mark your 10 min video is truly remarkable!!
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  2563. So glad this topic was covered, WWII weapons were used in combat in service in the US all the way through the Vietnam War, such a fascinating topic, thank you Mark. Incidentally, when stationed in Germany, my late uncle was a part of the metal reuse for downed planes, in addition to cleaning out the planes of the dead, his job was to salvage any material of the planes, deemed worthy of being reused.
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  2564. Being the owner of a small recycling biz in Florida, I found this a most interesting edition. Thank you
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  2565. Uplifting is good. I needed this, thank you Mark!
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  2566. My long time accumulated knowledge of WW II always comes to a screeching halt every time I watch your videos Mark Felton Productions. Thanks again Dr Felton!!!
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  2567. You, sir, now have my utmost respect.
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  2568. Great story done in Dr. Felton's typically impeccable manner! I absolutely loved all the sound effects - especially the anguished wail of the murdered nun! Well done, Dr. Felton, well done!
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  2569. More Churchill voice impersonations, please!
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  2570. Wow! I can't believe I never knew this! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  2571. I, too, am again happily astonished that Mark has found and well presented another unique story from WW2 — so, never say “it’s all been done now” without checking his channel first!
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  2572. See, this is what I love about Mark Felton. He brings to light a lot of operations that would have otherwise been forgotten - in great detail too.
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  2573. Another finely researched post by the good doctor.
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  2574. Once again, thank you Professor Felton!!! Keep up the great work!!!
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  2575. The man who flew Chiang out in 1947 was named Robert L Rousselot my late Great uncle ...he went on to be one of the founders of CAT ( Civil Air Transport) and flew as the chief pilot for Air America in Southeast Asia
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  2576. Things that history books won't teach you "Baldur Von Schirach half american descendant of signers of the declaration of independence" Interesting 🤔🤔
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  2577. Absolutely fascinating! Virginia Thomas deserves a special investigation all on her own. With a name like that she could be straight out of a Daphne du Maurier novel. More on her please Mark!! Excellent work again.
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  2578. I really enjoy your videos. My father was in the 1/191st tank battalion during the war. His unit went from N. Africa to Italy, southern France and were in Munich at war's end. I imagine he visited these sights at the conclusion of fighting. Thanks for posting this!!
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  2579. After the allies liberated France and Belgium, the V1s were targeted at Antwerp, and one of the launch sites is relatively close to my home. When it was constructed by the Germans, they ordered 4 (or 6) families out of their houses. The V1s had a tendency to fail at launch and would crash on the ground within seconds. I think there are several impact craters in the nearby forest. When Canadian forces were approaching, the German soldiers blew up the launch ramps, but it's not known who removed the remaining debris. A war memorial in a nearby village has been constructed out of the foundation blocks of the launch ramp.
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  2580. Your videos are outstanding. I’ve read hundreds of books about the war over the last 50 years or so and consider myself well informed on the subject. Your work is thoughtful, accurate, and entertaining. Keep up the good work.
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  2581. In Odense, Denmark, there is a very nice memorial with two bronze eagles commemorating the 23 British and Canadian airmen who lost their lives over the island of Fyn. The graves are arranged in two neat rows. I used to visit often when I lived on Fyn. I couldn't think of a more pleasant place to be at rest.
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  2582. Pathfinders have a way of becoming obnoxious to the enemy.. I was extracting some in Jun 1969 from an LZ made by daisy cutters and took a round thru the nose of my Huey which struck me in the chest about 2" right of my heart, saved by my chest protector and flack jacket. We got them all out- in those days, we didn't leave Americans behind. Times have changed
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  2583. I had no idea how large the Sturer Emil actually was! Great video! Keep up the good work!
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  2584. During my tour in Vietnam in 1969 we Marines fired a 105mm howitzer that was dated 1943 Rock Island Armoury. It looked new and shot very accurately out to 7 miles.
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  2585. Amazing as always!!! Keep it up! Remember to make part three of the Japanese attacks on the US's mainland.
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  2586. I have been watching Mark Felton's historical videos for quite a while. Mr. Felton's research and narrative are truly impressive, a most rewarding learning experience.
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  2587. Always a great day when Dr. Felton uploads an episode!
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  2588. I guess Santa heard my wish, and got here early!
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  2589. I'm here to thank Mark again - Thank you, sir!
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  2590. I am a simple man, I see a Mark Felton video, I click
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  2591. Before discovering Mark Felton: "I know so much about WWII." After discovering Mark Felton: "I know nothing about WWII." Thanks for sharing all these interesting videos on WWII. Keep up the good work!
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  2592. One final episode of Mark Felton before I get shipped of to basic. Can’t wait to come back to see more good content
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  2593. I personally know a woman, current United Airlines pilot, we'll call her "Lucy" (not her real name) who was a member of the RP, or Royalty Protection squad. She was assigned to Queen Elizabeth and spent plenty of time with her. She said that during public occasions, she was very buttoned down and demanded that royal protocols be followed to the letter. But when she was in private, she was a different woman, very pragmatic, down to earth, and had a tendency to want to do things herself. AND she drove like a maniac! I'm serious; While there were none shown in this video, Queen Elizabeth was a "car person" and she was a huge fan of Range Rover products. Remember, during WWII, she was an ambulance driver and as such had to learn to drive fast. But due to manpower shortages, an ambulance driver was also the vehicle's mechanic. Think about that one for a second: The future Queen of England....Changing the oil on a huge diesel engine in a parking lot somewhere! YES that happened and more. -Apparently, when she was at Balmoral in Scotland, she liked to put a scarf over her hair, collect a security person, her purse, and get in her Range Rover truck and drive into a local village where there was a bakery she favored. She would go inside and everyone there knew her, but she would stand in line, get her baked goods, and then drive back to the castle. According to my friend, she on many occasions would accompany Her Majesty on these trips [with an Uzi inside her jacket...] and often had to say: "Madam, I must ask you to please slow the vehicle down!" "Miss Lucy, I believe I can manage to drive this truck!" You've got to like a person in her position who is like that! GREAT video!
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  2594. Mark’s content makes me feel like I’m bout to graduate as a second lieutenant
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  2595. My Dad was on the U.S. S. Rockingham. Support vessel for Target Ship Prinz Eugen. He was tasked with ferrying scientists and equipment to and from the Bismarck`s kid sister by motor launch. He used to say he knew just how Japan felt. "They got hurt with numbers 2 and 3, and your Old Man got 4 and 5..."
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  2596. I come from a northern region in Quebec called Abitibi. All moose and bear hunters in the '60s and '70s were using a 303 Lee Enfield. You could buy them for 20$ at the time and they would work in any condition. We could also buy military amo for almost nothing.
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  2597. At first when I was watching the prior episodes I was trying to wrap my head around why the soviets would be lying about the autopsy results. Now hearing it all the way to the end and what likely happened where they were never found does in-fact make perfect sense and after all these years I have changed what I think happened. Absolutely fascinating! Thank you Mark!
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  2598. My great grandfather was the "German Comindant" and my Grandfather was the "German Soilder" in that film. Albert Lieven and Andrew Lieven. My grandfather was asked to write his own lines because no one knew how to speak German haha. It was the scene where everything was exploding and I think he said "everyone get out now" or something.
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  2599. you have once again demonstrated to me how WW2 is one of those topics that one can study for a long time and new things will still keep coming!
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  2600. Who would imagine that you could meet a man in Colombia who had fought in the Korean War? Thank you for broadening our understanding of the world, Mark.
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  2601. Thank you Mark shining the light on this small event that was overshadowed. Thank you for being who you are.
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  2602. Such a sad story. It’s amazing what you see when you actually care to look. Thanks for making this known.
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  2603. I’m also a student at Exeter University, and I was in first year accommodation when the bomb went off. We got evacuated to hotels in Dawlish and Bridgewater. Some people stayed there for more than a week. Luckily my accommodation (Mardon Hall) only got very minor damage so we could move back in a couple of days after. Excellent video as always Dr. Felton (:
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  2604. Our uncle dedicated to the 14th Hole at our ww2 golf course came in with the first wave of 14th AF pilots under Chennault. Major Schiel was his CO and was an original AVG pilot. My uncle Captain Lynn Jones shot 5 Japanese aircraft down, 3 of which were Oscars.
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  2605. Mark Felton, I have a PhD in history and 25 years experience as a college history professor. Your detailed and highly interesting knowledge over a large number of little known events of the world wars leaves me feeling like a sophomore undergrad. I look forward to your next posting.
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  2606. Good morning Felton Fans
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  2607. Very cool! I was just there a few weeks ago as an American visiting Europe. We went on a tour and saw a lot of the important landmarks, including this. Was fascinating!
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  2608. Your work is always first class, Mark, but this is one of your best. I am enjoying it immensely. Thanks.
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  2609. Excellent work in general. Unbiased, historically correct and well researched. Also Your work at War Stories. Thank You and keep up the good work Mark :)
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  2610. Mark your content is awesome, I’ve learned so much obscure history from your channel...where the hell do you find all these topics ? Keep up the good work 👍
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  2611. Perfect way to start my Friday
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  2612. Welcome to the world of numismatics, Mark! I collected British pre-decimals since my early childhood, although in my teens I specialised in ancient coins... but I still keep my entire pre-decimal collection! The double florin is still one of my favorite pre-decimals I have a nice 1887 example, quite a unique coin since it was a short lived denomination or, as we numismatist call them - 'a miscellaneous' denomination.
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  2613. Same thing happened with ex -POWs on land, some of whom volunteered to clear landmines from UK beaches. For example, in 46-48, mixed teams cleared about 10,000 mines from around the beaches at the mouth of the river Tees.
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  2614. Didn't know you haven't yet made a video about this topic. It's a typical niche Felton topic that grabs your attention.
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  2615. Who else clicks the “thumbs up” before even watching the video? You just know it’s going to be another brilliant video from Dr. Felton!!
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  2616. Imagine if Mr. Felton ran the History channel.... How grand would that be...
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  2617. The quality of these articles are equal, or better than most of the historical pieces on TV...
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  2618. Mark I truly hope you never stop making videos or change the way you make them. I’ve been watching them for so long and as someone who loves history you’re always my go to!
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  2619. Damn it, Mark. I need to get ready for work. ... fine, one more.
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  2620. Love your work! Greetings from Bulgaria!
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  2621. Mark Felton's video are so thoroughly researched. Thank you for the brilliant content.
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  2622. I can not commend you enough. You videos make my day.
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  2623. I would've never thought about it critically if it wasn't for you Dr Felton! Thank you. ❤️
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  2624. Felton? yes.... PANZER YES!
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  2625. Might not be the same. But my dear mother who was stuck in occupied Poland, was targeted by the Gestapo and suffered greatly under them, avoiding death, has just turned 100. After all that went on, she made it. Maybe a bit late, but I'm starting to get her story down and that of her family during those dark times. Bless you mum and Happy Birthday... "Sto Lat". ❤
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  2626. Pigeons are still used in Africa, etc. to ferry blood samples from tiny village huts to coups on hospital rooftops. Medic goes out to the villages & if necessary, sends samples to his hospital using a very clever saddle that holds the vial between the wings of the bird on it's back. Sample is examined in the lab, and results & advice sent via radio. Works!
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  2627. Man what a life, laying outside with my cat seeing that you made a new video, it can't be better
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  2628. I don't understand why you get so many dislikes on your videos, Mark. I guess people today expect "History" to be Pawn Stars and Ancient Aliens 🙄 I don't know what us REAL history buffs would do without folks like you! Thanks for yet another amazing mini-doc! By the way, I can't wait for Part 3 of the Invasion of America series!
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  2629. Nothing like spending my Sunny Sunday this afternoon watching a MFP videos.
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  2630. Another tale about underrated story of Manila as well as struggle for Filipinos at the hands of Japanese Thank you Mark sir for this invaluable information
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  2631. I remember enjoying your "Blutfahne" video when it first came out. I am glad to see that a number of the Nazi "standards" were placed in a museum, to be remembered with historical context. An appropriately distainful historical context. Much preferable (long term) to yielding to the understandably furious emotions at the time. Much of history is horrible. The horrible must be remembered, along with the proud and honorable. Thanks so much for posting! Whenever I see a new little red "1" by my YouTube notifications "bell", I start thinking- "PLEASE be a new Mark Felton video! PLEASE be a new Mark Felton video"!
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  2632. Dr. Felton video, released 46 minutes ago, over 21k views already. Need I say anything more? Thank you from Chicago for all your hard work providing the FACTS objectively and non-biased on this subject and all the others.
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  2633. I have a good friend living in Toronto that had an uncle who served as a tank instructor in WWII in Rams. After the war he managed to buy a Universal Carrier that he used to drive around his farm and on hunting trips.
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  2634. Incredible. I've read and listened to so many books on WW2 and every video Mark puts up suprises me with something I had absolutely never heard of. Brilliant work as usual.
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  2635. It’s already a great morning and then Herr Doktor Felton drops a video. Have a great day everyone!
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  2636. I remember when the movie “Patton” came out that my uncle, who was on his staff, commented that his voice was high and thin and not at all like George C Scott’s.
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  2637. Brilliant work Mark, that last quote Hitler underlined was a truly fascinating find, thank you.
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  2638. Mark, really enjoyed the longer format! Keep up the great work!!!
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  2639. This one was masterpiece i like your documentaries sir it is truly informative I know though it's about past but a message for Future
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  2640. I grew up seeing SS souvenirs along with arms collected by my father during WW2. He told me he had 2 duffel bags stuffed with rifles, and pistols, but he also had a MP40 in a black leather satchel along with SS knives and daggers. I saw these on rare occasions growing up along with the stories for some of them. When I came home from the service on leave 1978, I went into the garage and opened the black leather bag and took out the MP40. I was not supposed to be snooping but I could not help myself. It was intact with a full mag and the bolt was back. I had training on the grease gun being a tanker in the Army and knew this weapon was ready to go. Needless to say my dad came in the door and caught me and asked for me to put it back. His story was one that I remember as he had reported after the war to the FBI that he had the weapon and had attempted to demil it by working over the firing pin but was not able to. The ATF was not an agency yet and he never heard back from the FBI. He was a doctor in good standing and an upstanding citizen and nothing came of it. He sold most of the trophies to a museum after I had discovered the MP40 and that was the last I saw of those Hitler youth and SS knives along with an officers sword. He was in the 103rd division, 409th Regiment, 1st Battalion, Company D from June 44 to July 45, Dr. Loy L. Hudson and they had captured many SS, he said, "If I did not take these items the next guy would have". The Luger pistol he found in France under a seat of a wagon and I still have it. Unfired since 1945 and with original ammunition still in the magazines. All matching serial numbers and spotless condition. Thank you Dr. Felton for the memory kick in the pants. All of this came rushing back from decades ago..
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  2641. Another generation of war covered by our dashing history teacher. Thank you sir!
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  2642. I live for Dr. Felton's Churchill impressions
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  2643. I was raised in Schaumburg, Illinois USA, settled by immigrants from Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany. In 1976 to celebrate the American Bicentennial, a delegation of politicians, royals, and the military attaché came to Schaumburg for a visit. Ironically their English was very poor and my father who was from Germany was asked to translate during their visit. I was only ten years old then, but I will never forget my father telling the soldier... "My son says that you are a Fallschirmjager"! He was stunned and asked how I knew? I pointed to the pin on his uniform. Much to the chagrin of my father, but with the enjoyment of the dignitaries we briefly discussed German awards of WWII and Bundeswehr. I wish I would have known of the heist at the time because that would really have made an impression.
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  2644. The irony is history never gets old.... Thank you again Mr. Felton for another fascinating story from our past.
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  2645. The intro music with the cat walking is priceless.
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  2646. wow great episode
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  2647. This guy blows my history curriculum out the water
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  2648. Yes all this is true.Well done Mark.These ladies were as tough as teak.We owe them a great debt of gratitude for their fine stand which as you say altered the war in our favour.
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  2649. Mark, you raised the bar for yourself with “Nazi Space Monkeys” and I’m still waiting for a title to top that.
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  2650. My great grandfather Zenobiusz served in the 3rd Carpathain Rifle Division in the British 8th Army, and fought in North Africa and Italy, including at the battle of Monte Cassino
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  2651. That Churchill-impression came out of nowhere, genuinely caught myself laughing out loud. Great little gem and great video Mark!
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  2652. My favourite thing on Youtube is WW2 "Then and Now" videos. Even better when they appear on Mark Felton's channel.
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  2653. Rough translation of Charles de Gaulle's speech (11:39): "Paris. An outraged Paris. A broken Paris. A martyred Paris. But.. a freed Paris. Freed by itself! Freed by its people, with help from the armies of France, with the support and aid of the whole of France; the France which fights, the only France, the true France, the eternal France!"
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  2654. I have the option to do school works or watch a great Mark Felton. Not to hard to figure that one out
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  2655. My Granpa was pulled off of bus headed to basic training and sent to a location in Palo Duro Canyon Texas where he was tasked with building a top secret glider runway. 2 miles long 1 mile wide. Perfectly level. He warned against it as the end of the runway was into the canyon where the updraft would eventually kill several pilots before being scrapped and then he was sent to the Texas coast to begin another but the end of the war came and the need for a glider field was no longer. He then worked with a man delivering supplies by air to oil field patches. He said he never wanted to learn to fly. It was around that time he took another job where he operated a water cannon on the first fire ever extinguished by Red Adair.
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  2656. It’s like I learn more and more everyday. Except I just learn way more history than anything else.
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  2657. When I joined the US Army in the early ‘70s, a lot of our field gear had WWII date stamps on them. Canteens, helmets and individual field gear mostly. Turn in requirements by the individual soldier were so stringent as far as their cleanliness and maintenance and the quality of initial manufacture made them practical for re issue to replacements after a tour of duty. The old ‘steel pot’ helmet was used by G.I.s to hammer tent pegs, wash in, sit on, and even cook in. Can’t do that with today’s kevlar. Those metal mess trays were used in our mess halls as well as the field. In the field, the cooks would have to set up metal trash cans with heater stacks in them to wash and rinse them though, as a dirty mess tray would give you a case of the runs. But all that equipment properly maintained lasted for generations of soldiers. Today though, field meals are served with everything disposable.
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  2658. It's amazing how many stories from the war. That people haven't heard of. Thanks for these videos.
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  2659. Still catching up to old Mark Felton (Leonidas squadron) and this gift drops.
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  2660. I am stunned at the amount of film footage & information Mark assembles ! Even from back in 1918 !
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  2661. As a dutch person, the one i had been waiting on patiently for years!! thank you!
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  2662. That historic takeoff footage with the audio was phenomenal.
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  2663. Is there an Emmy Award category for online content?? Dr. Felton's work would certainly be a good candidate if one does exist, brilliant storytelling
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  2664. Mark thanks a million for that story. I have been very interested in WW2 history and the period before the war for many decades and I had never heard about this mission. Have just spent ages watching your 10 minute video. Had to keep stopping your video to look up google maps and then to look for info on the Martin B10 which I had never heard of. Thanks for that interesting tale. One has to respect the courage of the aviators who knew that if captured they faced torture and a grisly death.
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  2665. The number of German, Prussian, Bavarian, Austrian, British, Swedish, Danish, Spanish, Turkish, ... military ranks and uniforms he received is mind blowing. Made me dizzy just trying to follow. He probably needed a staff member just to keep track of his many honorary ranks.
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  2666. I've seen these cars in the Sinsheim museum in real life. The video doesn't get anywhere close to show how huge these vehicles are. Especially the grey car with three axles in the end is a behemoth. As a grown man I could hardly look over the giant grille in its front. If I recall correctly, the wheels of these things are between 0.80 meters to 1 meter in diameter, and the head lights are the size of a human's head. They're a sight to behold.
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  2667. We have one of the few remaining Rupert dummies in a museum here. It had been buried in a bunker at a former RAF base and was forgotten until the bunker was unearthed during a construction project in the 1990s.😉👍
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  2668. Mr. Felton, your videos are one of the best things I've ever discovered on You Tube. Thank you for continuing to bring us fascinating historical content.
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  2669. it's good to see someone telling history as it was without bias towards one side or the other
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  2670. Much awaited, much appreciated looking forward to excellent insights as always from you.
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  2671. The horse was of American origins? Never knew! Amazing work Professor Felton!
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  2672. He deserves at least 5 million subs
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  2673. Intro music always gets me. Keep up the great work Mark!
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  2674. What a lot of people are unaware of, is that Israeli Aviation Industries have been updating Eastern European MiG 21s for the last decade, and the changes include glass cockpits, and modern avionics . They light years ahead of the sixties versions of MiG 21.
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  2675. I had a good friend in high school whose father was U.S. Marine and witnessed the allied invasion of Normandy while on board a ship. From there he went on to the Pacific and I believe was at the Battle of Iwo Jima. BTW, I'm sending this video to our Marine Corps son who is currently serving in Africa. He loves anything having to do with USMC history.
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  2676. I've read several books regarding WWI and not one of them mentioned this. Thanks for unearthing these historical nuggets, Dr. Felton!
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  2677. Oh Dr. Felton, you make my weekends so fine! (Reading your book "Castles of the Eagles," btw!! :)
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  2678. I love the weaponry side of wars. After that exciting "where are "Hitler/Eva Bodies", can't wait for more videos like this one, Mr. Felton!
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  2679. Absolutely fascinating. This is some of your best work!
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  2680. Interesting, thank you Dr. Felton! I am a teen and I like the history of the two World Wars and I learn a lot from your videos.
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  2681. I served in the Taiwan Army field division in 1979 as a 2nd Lieutenant. My standard weapons were a 1911 pistol and an M1 carbine. Although it was 35 years after WW2, but they still funtioned excellently.
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  2682. had the pleasure of seeing this vehicle when i was at cape Canaveral in 2018.
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  2683. Dr Felton has returned from his time machine for some more very knowledgeable history! Well done !
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  2684. Thanks for that small clip of Peiper's trial, I had never heard him speak before, it was fascinating.
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  2685. Dr. Felton is a legend . He takes his research so seriously he wanted the real scoop on the Rat lines 😂 All jokes aside that’s awesome you got to meet him! God bless and merry Christmas!
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  2686. Congratulations Dr Mark Felton. The Poles did the world a great service in WW2 and deserved so much more than they received. Our little cemetery in Scotland has a collection of Polish pilots, like many others in the UK. Brave people.
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  2687. When did this channel scream over 1.5m subscribers or even 1m ? Last time I remember looking it was barely at 300k. Well deserved Mark. Excellent content. 👍
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  2688. The Lord of the Bling! Great title and video Dr. Mark! Many thanks for posting!
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  2689. This is fascinating. I never knew that Ethiopian troops fought in Korea. Thank you for your amazing work, Dr. Felton!
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  2690. This certainly put a massive smile on my face, cheers for this Mark.
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  2691. This is the only channel where the title of the video sounds like BS and then you watch the video and you find out it’s actually not lol.
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  2692. Your depth of detail, and amazing obscure instances of history, coupled with excellent narrative / original footage is a pure joy and learning pleasure. Thanks.
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  2693. I wonder how many history teachers are watching these videos.🤔 I’m one of them.😂👏🏾 Keep on studying forever guys!😎
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  2694. My Aunt and Uncle recently sold their cafe that they owned in the centre of Sainte-Mère-Église, was brilliant to see the D Day 75th anniversary celebrations from the top floor. Great video Mark :)
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  2695. This cannot be! The second time in a week that I've had a Mark Felton video pop up just as I hop into bed! As always, thank you Mark for bringing us this uniquely interesting and excellently delivered knowledge that you possess ✌
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  2696. Mark Felton has excelled himself and raised the bar yet again with this video. A captivating story about female German pilots during WWII, carefully cut with live action footage of various warbirds as they are mentioned in the narrative..
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  2697. Happy VE Day Everyone!!! 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇫🇷🇨🇦
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  2698. My schedule today: woke up at 7:30 for online class Went back to bed immediately after online class Woke up again Watch Mark Felton
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  2699. Excellent as always! Mark Felton NEVER runs out of fuel and always has a new story to tell!
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  2700. RIP Speckled Jim. He was General Melchett's was only childhood friend.
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  2701. This is absolutely incredible!!!! Thank you Professor Felton!!!!!
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  2702. Sir Felton back at it providing with the gold content.
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  2703. Mark is the history teacher i wish i had
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  2704. I`m 63, when I was a kid I was surrounded by WW2 Veterans. I sure miss them.
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  2705. Another historical gem....brought to you by Dr. Mark Felton.
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  2706. The civilian marksmen program here in the U.S does a fantastic job restoring and refurbishing M1 Garands that come back many years later from other countries that the U.S has loaned them to and return them into shootable pieces of history.
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  2707. Dr. Felton just discovered a third Japanese "Nuclear Bomb!" ☢
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  2708. As an American I don’t think I’ll ever understand the terror of German air raids, however I thank you for presenting us with this historical video. You teach us so much. ☺️
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  2709. I always find the period between June 44 and Jan 45 fascinating. Far from being the march on Germany, it was a gruelling, bloody, desperate fight for dominance on one side and survival on the other. Always appreciate these little details. Also, as others have stated, congratulations on the 2.08M subs. Excellent work.
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  2710. Even if I find a video from Mark that isn't really my thing i still come in and watch it and hit the like because he really does his research and is 100000% more credible then any other news/yt videos... Mark you do a great job keep up the good work! 😁
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  2711. As a Pole, thank you for this video!
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  2712. Princess Anne has always been one tough cookie. But she honored her mother at the funeral very well. I knew something about it but not a whole lot. Thanks for the history lesson, Dr. Felton.
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  2713. Congratulations on 1 mil !!!!!!!! You deserve it!!!!! I didn’t think a million people who cared about this kind of stuff existed and I’m am so happy to see that number!!!!
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  2714. I wish my late father, a huge WWII history buff, was alive to watch your excellent videos. He would’ve loved them. That is the highest compliment I can give you. Bravo, sir!
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  2715. Best Historical Information Channel out there. Blows away The History Channel & the constant rerun AHC….. thank you Doc for another GREAT History Lesson!
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  2716. Felton is a Gravity device himself .. when he’s on I can’t get up until he’s finished .. VERDAMMT. !!
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  2717. Thank you Professor Felton. You brought this story, as usual, to life. All the best. Greetings from Wien!
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  2718. Thanks for a frank and factual account of Pope Benedict's early history sans pointing and shrieking.
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  2719. Wow Mark. I was reading about this earlier what a day
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  2720. I thought the last Zeppelin raid was when their entourage smashed up a U.S. hotel in the late 70s. ;) ;)
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  2721. Another ‘I had no bloody idea war story’ from Dr Felton. Thank you 🙏, you do not fail to intrigue!
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  2722. The Gurkhas were founded by an Irishman General Fredrick Young who is buried in my hometown of Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin. He is buried in the same cemetery as my grandfather who was also an Irishman and officer in the British Indian Army who served in the 10th Baluch and Royal Indian Army Service Corps.
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  2723. Absolutely one of the best of your presentations! Theft, lies, betrayal, traitorous actions, high level cover-ups, and espionage all in one episode. Bravo!- Rich
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  2724. Dr Mark Felton never fails to amaze us all with his continuing content!
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  2725. My father was a Combat Veteran with the US Army Air Force in the South Pacific Campaign on Guam, Tinian, Saipan and Iwo Jima. Dad was a Staff Sergeant and a Flightline Engineer and Mechanic on the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt.
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  2726. Have a Merry Christmas everyone. Enjoy yourselves :).
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  2727. Love this series, I work in truck driving & it’s great to listen & work. Appreciate your work 🙌🏾
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  2728. Just joining the chorus here. Mark does a fantastic job and I watch all I can find. Has he ever done a full length documentary?
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  2729. Just when you think these African Americans have suffered enough, an almost forgotten eleven soldiers, tortured and killed, are just now remembered. Thanks Mark, for true history
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  2730. A1 content as always! Thank you, Mark!
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  2731. There is a massive hole in the ground near where I grew up in Suffolk, once when walking past with my father, he casually mentioned it was from a mine. I was totally bemused until the concept of a 'parachute' mine was explained. Presumably it had drifted from its intended target of Felixstowe, Ipswich or maybe Harwich docks. This was when I really realised why we also had a Morrison shelter slowly rusting away in the garden - the sheer indiscriminate nature of bombing accuracy and specifically the V weapons meant you couldn't make it to an Anderson shelter.
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  2732. If this guy was my history teacher I would go to school even on Sundays
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  2733. One of my all time favorite movies. I must have seen it 20 times and still thoroughly enjoy it, so I was very happy when I saw the title of this one. Love the humour Mark. I really enjoy your content. Keep up the great work.
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  2734. Getting low to the ground or behind shelter after throwing a grenade was important! My father was hit by multiple pieces of a grenade thrown by one of his men in WWII. He always said he didn't duck fast enough lol. These fragments would work their way out via his skin, and in locations far from where they entered. The larger piece was identifiable as part of a pineapple and came out his shoulder in 1972ish.
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  2735. I love your British style of humor you use in your videos. You can't beat the entertainment level. Keep up the great work for 2024 Mark.
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  2736. Mark, you are without a doubt the most interesting historian on YouTube.
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  2737. Pieces of his plane are in the Australian war memorial, I've seen them and even touched a piece, the mini wing that sits between the wheels on the focker triplane. (I had to break some rules to do that so don't tell anyone). Thanks for the upload, very much appreciated.
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  2738. Thanks Mark, needed this after today's 5 nil loss.
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  2739. I was literally just looking for a WW2 video to watch and bam! I get a Mark Felton notification pop up on my phone. What perfect timing 😁 Thanks Doc.
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  2740. Time and again Mr Felton continues to deliver the goods. You can learn more about history from his videos than you could hear or read about on other platforms. Especially when it comes to world war II. Again sir, well done 👍
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  2741. I'm surprised you made a video about this, though it was still nice to learn about it. Appreciate the humour, and as always, thanks for the good content.
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  2742. “I’ll leave that one for you chaps to argue out in the comments below...” Followed by the deafening roar of 960k keyboards.
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  2743. Such a fantastic and interesting subject to cover.
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  2744. Wow, the bridge hasn’t really changed at all! I love the historical work you do. Keep up the good work! Big fan of yours out of Detroit, MI USA
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  2745. This has to be the most detailed story of bastogne ive ever heard
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  2746. You sir, are the greatest historical detective of our generation. Maybe of all time. Amazing that you are able to find these obscure stories buried beneath sixty plus years of history and then set to investigating the incident. Great work yet again.
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  2747. Doctor Felton, your research is impeccable. Thank you!
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  2748. I appreciate your work Dr. Felton, very few reach the rung of the ladder you’re standing on. Many thanks.
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  2749. This is a place im desperate to visit, as my great uncle, Richard Winters, was here at the end of the war
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  2750. Remember, there are two more movies in that series: For A Few Pfennigs More The Good, The Bad, and The Nazis
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  2751. A small correction: the 34th Division was not a Texas division. The 34th was from Iowa, Minnesota, and the Dakotas. It was the 36th Division that was from Texas. Both divisions served in Italy in pretty close proximity to each other, but it was the 36th that was the Texas Division. My Granddad was in the 36th.
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  2752. My grandfather, now 90 years old was actually witness to the shootout as a boy. Anyway, great video. Some pronouciation errors here and there but otherwise im glad someone told this story.
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  2753. Today we've got a package from an old viewer from Germany. Let's see what is inside..
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  2754. I knew of the incident but never the details, especially the number of individuals injured; that surprised me. Thanks for doing this. I love your WWII docs but things like this make a nice change.
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  2755. Mark Felton: uploads Me: "This is where the fun begins"
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  2756. Your topics never cease to amaze me. Thank you.
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  2757. Always a great day when Dr. Felton drops an episode!
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  2758. The story of every conflict is complicated by the fact that rarely is there uniformity amongst those who are combatants and those on the “sidelines”. An unusual and disturbing look at the reality of maintaining strict neutrality. Thanks for this research!
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  2759. We have mandatory 1-year army service in Brazil. At 18 years of age, we are assigned a variant of the Kar-98, whereas the normal army uses the modern FAL.
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  2760. When I went on a school trip to NYC as a teenager, this was one of the areas we stopped at and this story was told. This was a few years after 9/11 so there were quite a few US and UK flags flying around.
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  2761. The story of the military glider is short but epic... and Dr Felton has added a new chapter to the saga, as is his wont. Many thanks!
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  2762. I'll never forget the time I put a dime into a vending machine and the machine keep spitting it out. I looked at it after 3 tries and found out it was a silver dime. The machine thought it was a slug because silver weighs more than the alloys used in modern coins.
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  2763. the Felton title tune is a stamp of quality
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  2764. Mark felton’s videos give an insight into history that no museum or tour guide could ever dream of! Thank you for the videos mark keep it up
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  2765. Insane forgotten history..I live this channel..and Mark does his best on every video to bring the truths of history front and center again..🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
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  2766. No one talks much of the long range submarine exchanges between the Jerry's and Japanese, I found this video vary interesting.
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  2767. 80 years on, small remarkable stories of that conflict remain to be discovered and told. Thank you doctor.
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  2768. German Historian of the IFZ here. This is a Topic i actually never ever heard about, so kudos to Mark for making me aware of it. That said on a similar Topic, i definitely know WW2 Veterans and Civilians here in Germany still alive who still are affected by WW2. Like my Paternal Grandfather who is now 104 years old and turns 105 on 1st of September (his Wife died in 2006) still is affected by WW2 so much, he has 12 ! big Freezers in his Cellar in which he freezes Meats, Bread, Potatoes, Veggies etc. just because he grew up in the Weimar Republic with Starvation and then again after WW2. So it affected him. His Wife/My Grandmother was the same. Whenever i came home from School to their House she literally forced me to finish at least 3 full Dishes of Food. If i didn't do that, she told me i'll end up starving because World War 3 can happen anytime. To this day i feel obliged to finished every Dish i get served anywhere even if i'm full and about to throw up. But yeah, my 104 Year Old Grandpa basically has frozen Food in his Cellar that would easily last for 11-12 Months Prost & Cheers from Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps
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  2769. While watching I was hoping the ship made it through the war and nice to see she’s a museum. As for her defense of the city’s , I’m sure the polish sailors were even more aggressive in fighting after their homeland was invaded. Brave souls.. and another great learning video from the best , Mark Felton 👍
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  2770. Another very interesting documentary by Mark Felton. Pity that so often with evil people after their deaths we are left with more questions than answers.
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  2771. Thanks Mark Felton once again for one of your great uploads! Love these WW1 videos.
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  2772. Yet another amazing video on forgotten history
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  2773. BEST history channel on YouTube. No "Ancient Alien" nonsense. Well researched and informative. Thank you!
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  2774. Thank you for using the word "crucial" instead of the overused "critical" to mean 'something important' ; this proper use of language made my day.
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  2775. Again SIR! after all these year's of my own pitiful research and reading everything I could,,it's the first I ever heard Martin Bormann had a brother at all. Thanks again SIR! You are OUTSTANDING !
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  2776. One of these mines is on the Quarterdeck of HMS Belfast near Tower Bridge. Hopefully , the ship will reopen to the public in the summer.
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  2777. Beautifully presented. Quite a moving story. Thank you
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  2778. This brings back a memory. In 1976 I was in Portsmouth England as part of a NATO operation. After visiting some of the sights I was walking back to the RN base where my ship was docked and went down a side street. On my left was a small building with damage very similar to the building pictured at 5:10 in the video. I stopped and looked and wondered "Gee, that's strange, it doesn't look like there was a fire, I wonder what happened here?" Then it hit me. Bomb damage. Thirty-one years since the end of the war and they hadn't gotten to it yet for a clean up. Now THAT brought some of the reality of the Blitz home to me! Another great video Doctor Felton! It goes to show you history can be all around you if you know where to look, or what you're looking at.
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  2779. Everyone who subscribed before 1 million is part of the Old Guard
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  2780. Life repeats itself - the Germans hated the Biber in 1944 - 70 years later and everyone hates the Bieber.
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  2781. Wow, Germany itself gave them this appellation. Didn't know that, this is absolutely fascinating. Cheers!
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  2782. I swear you look like a James Bond villain. It's a good thing tho dont get me wrong
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  2783. C47/DC3 major service in WWII, Berlin airlift, Korean War, US involvement in the Vietnam. So much history, so much use from a 1930s design. It shows how well built they are. Thank you for the new video. A pleasure as always to watch your content Dr. Felton.
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  2784. I quit watching a comedy show right in the middle to watch this
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  2785. I was there on the DMZ during this time. Would do patrols up to the MDL. I remember it being so cold that you didn't want to stop moving or you would freeze.
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  2786. What a fascinating insight into a little-known corner of WW2. Your work is unparalleled, many thanks.
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  2787. BACKROUND MUSIC IS PERFECT FOR THESE VIDEOS. JUST WELL DONE ALL THE WAY AROUND MARK.
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  2788. A great story! Well done with this one Mark.
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  2789. I can watch History Channel or something similar and see the same topics over and over. You are the only one who takes the time to research and provide us with interesting and previously unheard of content.
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  2790. "Nihil Novi" for us Poles. We learned a hard way that treaties are worth less then a paper it's write on. Thank you for reminding the English speaking World that our heroes were heroes to the end. They fought with courage and live with dignity after the war against the odds.
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  2791. Recovering from surgery and nothing better than a walk through a historical curiosity with Dr Felton! Just what I needed to watch!
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  2792. I love the way Mark Felton articulates history.
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  2793. Now that's a title I didn't expected! Awesome video Dr. Felton! I love your content!
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  2794. A deeply moving story, felicitously titled and, as always with Dr. Felton, sensitively told. Thank you!
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  2795. Quite a gift Prof Felton possesses. We all know how it all ended 74 years ago. Yet, still we listen with bated breath how the story unfolds, as if Prof Felton is reporting the event from just a day ago.
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  2796. I am glad you've made this video. While this is indeed a forgotten massacre to many people, to Polish people it is not forgotten. We need to know about it.
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  2797. As a German I love you!
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  2798. I'm like a child when I see a new video pop up, I was just rewatching your previous ones , great work mate 👍
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  2799. Thankyou Mr Felton for making my afternoon. A true hero of The First World War and the beginnings of the modern combat airforce squadrons. Shame he was on the other side! Peace Charlie 🇬🇧
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  2800. Letssss goooooo! New Mark Felton content yesssss! Notifications on people 😁😁😁
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  2801. Oohh - another ones of Mark’s videos - what a bonus in lockdown
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  2802. Needed some support because was bored but this! THIS MAKES ME HAPPY AND EXCITED JUST BECAUSE I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL MAN! everytime you post i yell with joy!
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  2803. This was perfect timing. I was just about to go to bed
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  2804. Dear sir, all of your documentary works are fascinating and most informative. This, however, has to be one of the most singularly amazing presentations. A 'slip' of a girl, if you will, at war, candidly speaking. The footage, collectively, allowing us to see some of the true nature (beyond what official censors might approve) of those troops, male, and female, that were engaged in that enormous struggle. Thank you for affording us the opportunity to view it.
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  2805. Mark your research is superb. Yet again new fascinating insights!
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  2806. Dr. Felton is the Librarian of History. Godspeed.
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  2807. I am consistently blown away by the quality of your videos. Keep up the amazing work!
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  2808. You should have your own TV station
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  2809. I have a degree in, and am a life-long student of military history...and with each excellent video produced by Dr. Felton, I realize just how little I know and how much is left to learn.
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  2810. There is a famous picture from WWII of the Prudential building in Warsaw being hit with a 2-ton mortar shell. After the war, a new building was erected on the spot. When that building was demolished a few years ago, an unexploded shell (2-tons) was found under the foundation.
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  2811. What I admire the most is the fact that the narrator tries to stay unbiased and pictures everything without taking any sides. That provides an opportunity to understand the truth about the ugliness of the war despite the efforts taken to shrink it to a simple black & white situation.
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  2812. I wish that my school would use your channal when we have History
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  2813. Ever since his announcement of this video and the fact that it took longer than usual, we've been on the edge of our seats
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  2814. These videos are exemplary and should be used as an adjunct to any history curriculum - I for one am always astounded by the amount of research that has gone into making them.
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  2815. Another "flanking move" of notoriety and cunning from Dr Felton...expecting another great WW2 or otherwise interesting historical episode..I was given this...something I had NOT heard of before...another marvel from the Felton that just keeps giving...BRAVO!
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  2816. That's embarrassing. I was a Member of the Canadian "Special Service Force" in the 80s. I knew it was one of our battle honours, but I never knew the whole story.
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  2817. Thank you very much, Mark. You made my day! Your research is impeccable.
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  2818. Mark Felton has a voice ideally suited to these fantastic documentaries - masculine, clear enunciation and authoritative 👍
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  2819. Thanks to people like Mark Felton (and there are NOT many like him), WHOLE history of that incredible event we call WWII will be preserved!
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  2820. Awesome series Dr. Felton! Always a 👍Your hardwork is much appreciated, and videos are very fascinating. Cheers from Niagara 🇨🇦✌️
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  2821. Dr Felton makes my high school history teacher look like someone that was teaching because she was given a court ordered community service order... Great content as always Doctor!
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  2822. I've seen her pictures so many times. Now putting a voice to her face is a treat. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  2823. As always a small and unknown group is reported on with excellent information. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  2824. My mother told me of hearing Stukas during the Blitz, so it's nice to see official confirmation of that. She said the sound was incredible to hear 'live' rather than a recording.
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  2825. @Mark Felton Productions... Having the complete story in on place is absolutely perfect. Waiting on shorts was frustrating. I am overjoyed 😊
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  2826. My mum, now 85, remembers joining strikes and protests in Jessen and Wittenberg when she was 15-16. She escaped by swimming the Elbe in February 56 after 'borrowing' funds for the train to the border from her Junge Pioneer platoon. The oppression was very real.
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  2827. As a german (born 1966) i was very interested in history since my school time. But even as a very young man, i had always the feeling, that not every thing was spoken about - especially when it comes to WW1, the treaty of versaille, the social-democratish world view and their mentioning in every german history book as "the good ones"! Imagine my surprise, when i learned, that the weimar republic relied on the "Freikorps" to push back the invading polish and to surpress the bolschevik uprisings in Germany. I can recommend one very good book about those times. It is written by a former Bundeswehr General - no nazi, no nationalist, but a military historian. It is big book, with a lot of sources, nearly all from the allied side. The book title: "1939 - Der Krieg der viele Väter hatte". The author : Gerd Schultze-Rhonhof. For me, this book was an eyeopener. I don´t agree with some things Schultze-Rhonhof has written. But, its the only book (in german language) wich shows a different point of view. It is refreshingly "different" , because the author tries not to blame the people, who lived in their times, by knowing the outcome. He does not swing his pointy finger from a position 80years after. Don´t get me wrong - history should be seen from different angles. I was always interested in what the sovjets, the amercian, the frensh, the british AND the germans where doing in the past - without taking sides. Sorry for my bad english - i hope i could give my 2 cents here - and thank you very, very mauch, Mr. Dr. Felton for your wonderful channel.
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  2828. Another home run of part of WW2 I was not aware about. You rock Mark!
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  2829. Believe me when I say I listen to every word you say with the ear of an historian: your narrative here is masterly- even by your own standards. Knowing how tempting it is to push a line, you deserve genuine credit for always allowing your facts to speak for themselves, and your reticence in forwarding claims is to be admired. Thank you.
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  2830. I don’t know how you continue to find these fascinating, usually unheard of, WW2 Stories but please don’t stop. You’re a treasure here on YouTube. Thanks Mark!
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  2831. Big fan sir
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  2832. The flight over Hull actually had several circles over the city and the Humber - my Grandmother who was on a short leave from her unit, clearly remembered seeing it circle over and over with the Ack Ack at Costello Playing Fields firing a few dozen rounds at it to no effect
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  2833. A classic and well-known example ofJoachim von Ribbentrop's buffoonery took place in Durham Cathedral, in 1936. As the organist struck up the hymn 'Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken' in the version that is identical to the German national anthem. Thinking it was a nod to his visit, Ribbentrop stood up and gave the Nazi salute. His host, the 7th Marquess of Londonderry had to ask him to sit down (no doubt pulling on his right arm).
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  2834. Wow some many comments and the video is only 7 minutes online 😂😂😂😂
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  2835. Yet another high-quality masterpiece. Well done Dr. Felton!
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  2836. It only takes you 10:33 mins to completely understand about Denazification in Germany. Awesome wrap up! You are deserved to get "Sir" from the Queen!
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  2837. what great timing! i just sat down in my garden with a bottle of san migel, CHEERS MARK!
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  2838. I've been a member of YT since the beginning. Mark Felton and his channel is by far the best channel. Factual, neutral, detailed, informative and interesting even for my uninterested wife. You rock 💕
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  2839. Dr. Felton, the amount of research, grit and determination that you put into this video is well appreciated. Good work my good man, good work!
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  2840. What a fascinating piece of history. I was blown away after this one because my partner and I walk/run this section of the waterfront frequently. Thanks Mark!
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  2841. Growing up, VE Day was the start of American Legion starting poppy sales pre Memorial Day at the end of the month. Thank you for keeping history alive with your teaching and excellent presentations.
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  2842. I could listen to Dr. Felton talk about the stages of paint drying and no doubt I would entertained; he’s just that good.
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  2843. Thank Mark Felton for blessing us with another history lesson!
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  2844. Me: Has 4 essays to complete Also me when I see Mark made a new upload: I've got time
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  2845. I'm amazed that he found a horse that was strong enough to carry his massive cojones.
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  2846. I have been watching your videos for years now and all I have to say you have made me a mini history buff, especially of WW2 events. Keep the content coming mark, it’s only getting better 👍
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  2847. Catching up on my videos by Dr. Felton. Thank goodness we have hard working professors like him. Most of my professors were the laziest people I ever knew and couldn't screw in a light bulb, yet retained their arrogant comportment. Dr. Felton is passionate about his profession and we all profit from it. Thanks Dr. Felton and all of you who have shared your knowledge and anecdotes in response to my comments. Have a wonderful day everyone! - T.R.
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  2848. This is interesting, Thanks for sharing us this information
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  2849. I think all my father brought back from the war was a limp from a grenade, a taste for Calvados, and a case of syphilis. The syphilis was treated in Germany, so I guess he didn't technically bring it home.😇
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  2850. It's the judicious use of the dramatic music that gets me every time. Thanks Mark.
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  2851. Minor mistake: that major general is not name “Phraya” - that’s his noble title (I do understand how this will confuse others outside of Thailand). His actual name is Pichai But otherwise, another solid video!
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  2852. History needs to be remembered & retold so as not to repeat the mistakes of the past.....Thanks Mark.
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  2853. von Ribbentropp visited a stately home near me called Mountstewart. He visited in 1936 with SS bodyguards. By sheer irony Churchill stayed their on occasion too.
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  2854. I'm so glad I found you. I appreciate the effort you put in your videos. Thank you
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  2855. "He was even known on occasion, to pet Eva Braun's hairy friend" hahaha you cheeky man Mark! 😄
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  2856. I've never seen some of these photos. Amazing work as always. Found the commentary hilarious.
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  2857. I'm convince that Dr. Felton can very easily find the proverbial needle in a hay stack. Thank you for your hard work and another excellent video.
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  2858. Im fascinated by this period in history and this is my default channel for everything I thought I knew or dont know.
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  2859. As a bit of a history nerd/geek I thought I knew just about everything there was to know about both world wars adjacent topics, then I found Mark Felton's channel. Well done.
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  2860. I think this latest from Dr Felton was released less than one hour ago yet it already has over 12K views. And why not? This is the most interesting channel on YT!
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  2861. I've just watched the sketch "Are we the baddies?" a minute ago :D
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  2862. Mark Felton is a national treasure
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  2863. Can't sleep l. Saw notification. Realized I didn't need sleep
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  2864. Usually, Dr. Felton brings the unusual or obscure, and even though I knew a little something about it, he fleshes it out, gives it a more relevance. I had never heard of this award before. Thank you, Mark. For everything.
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  2865. I have to say, Mark Felton's continual, blatant and shocking adherence to facts, careful research, professionalism and sensitivity in presenting these forgotten, almost vanished, aspects of one of the most supposedly well researched wars in history makes him something of an anomaly on the internet. I already knew of Montgomery's darker, less heroic side due to his time in Ireland during our War of Independence, but it's very refreshing to see a clear eyed and balanced assessment by a British historian. Fair play to you, sir! Always a pleasure watching your videos.
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  2866. My father was a US paratrooper during Market-Garden so I have a lifelong interest in WWII historical research. Every episode from Dr. Felton has me on the edge of my seat.
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  2867. Dr.felton, I sometimes wonder if you are even capable of not peaking my interests. As always with great thanks, we appreciate all your hard work and dedication! Until next week sir!
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  2868. I'm a simple man, I see a Mark Felton history video I click.😁
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  2869. I've been reading military history since I was a litlle boy and didn't know anything about this matter. Thanks, Mr. Felton.
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  2870. Regardless of whom you may think is Right or Wrong within this latest conflict, It is Insidious to deploy and ignore such dangerous and unstable weapons! To think these horrendous things are free to float about, and possibly end up in neutral water's is A Crime. Thank you for the information Dr Felton. 👍
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  2871. Too small an army but great, great soldiers. Firsthand knowledge of this. Great respect for the Brits. 💪🏼
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  2872. As an old U.S. Army artilleryman, I thank you for the artillery porn Mark. "King of Battle.
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  2873. The surge of dopamine when you hear the intro music and know you are about to hear some cool history stories.
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  2874. Wow! Mark… what a great find on your part. Learning something “new” like this about that War almost 80 years later is amazing. Your research abilities are incredible. More proof as to why your videos are some of the best on YouTube. Great work.
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  2875. Best alert anyone can get while on their computer, new Mark Felton video!
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  2876. Thanks so much Mark. I just can't get to sleep at night without watching your films. What a great service to mankind.
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  2877. Very much admire your dedication researching some of these lesser known cases. Also, the way all the info is distilled into these videos, it's truly impressive, as is always reflected by the praise in the comments. Many thanks, as always!
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  2878. Mark Felton and the Gurkhas. What could be better?
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  2879. One of your best and most interesting history lessons Dr. Felton . 2024 will be your best year ever. Thank you once again.
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  2880. In that picture with the storm troopers I bet Dr. Felton is all like: “this isn’t the historian you’re looking for!“
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  2881. If all my school teachers were like you i may have learnt more at school. Another great video Mark
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  2882. 42 minutes of Dr. Felton. I knew today was going to be a good day.
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  2883. Always learning something new and fascinating from Mark Felton! Incidentally, the “Ki” designation of many Japanese WW2 planes comes from the word “sentōki” (戦闘機), which means “fighter”. Thus it should be pronounced “kee”.
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  2884. Very exciting! Very stiff upper British bravery too. These paper planes flew as high as commercial jet transports today. Astonishing!
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  2885. Just astonishing how an almost 80 year old buried bomb could still pack that punch. Thanks again, Mr. Felton. Much appreciated
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  2886. Perfect timing for my lunch break. Cheers, Mark!
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  2887. The helmets were not flattened. They were laid in rows upside down, filled with finely crushed concrete (recovered from dismantled fortifications) and rolled into the ground as a base to lay the road over. Originally, the finished road was left as gravel for a number of years. The reason for that was tarmac contains a lot of oil which was still in short supply. What oil that was available was needed for industries and other roading repairs, roofing etc mostly around London where most bombing occured.
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  2888. My frustration is when a video is excellent, such as this one, I'm filled with such euphoria that I forget to hit the 👍. Happily I remembered this time!
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  2889. In norway we use Tirpitz to make plates and knives. is still there
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  2890. Dr. Felton, before I even begin to watch your videos I hit the “like” button. I know your videos are informative and historically correct. Happy Thanksgiving my good man.
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  2891. Apparently the last bombs dropped by Germany from the air in the war, landed in marshy fields in my village. Bottesford, Notts. They didn't detonate . So somewhere under the Bowbridge estate here, there's still a stick of unexploded bombs. We've seen the RAF bomb squad down there many times over the year's. Nothing had ever been struck or found yet. I should think at some point, they'll turn up. 💥🔥💥
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  2892. Thank you Mark, this actually occured close to my hometown.... :) Really glad these guys were remembered...
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  2893. You never run out of video ideas, very interesting history! Thank you, Dr Felton! ❤
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  2894. Every time Dr. Felton posts a new video, I am sure about 2 things. 1. It will be interesting and worth my while. This is probably true for all of us here. 2. Somebody will comment: "It's always a good day when the Professor uploads."
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  2895. Once again Mark show's history as it truly is/was. Thanks for another great video!
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  2896. This story fascinated me as a child and I read everything published on it with my father who enjoyed a good ghost story as well. Much embellishment no doubt. However, I agree about the church. I’m an organist and used to being in old churches on my own but this church certainly has an unsettling atmosphere. I too was pleased to leave on my last visit. Happy Halloween !
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  2897. I loved the ending, a hilarious dark laughter 😂
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  2898. Best history Channel on YouTube imho
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  2899. Fascinating content, thank you. I used to read "Jane's books" on guns as a boy and I doff my hat to you for research and granularity.
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  2900. Bravo Dr Mark! This is the only military history show my wife will watch with me. Bravo!
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  2901. The footage here is insane. Great job on this one
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  2902. My father was a Sargeant in the 3rd Canadian Army, 4th Amoured Division, New Brunswick Rangers, 10th Independent Ground Defence Platoon. He landed on Juno Beach, Normandy on July 25, 1944. They were still fighting to secure the beachhead. He lost 2 men in his platoon on the first day from the German shelling. One of the men was a fellow from his home town who he went to school with. Killed by an German artillery round.
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  2903. 3:35 This would explain why Blackadder was Court-Martialled for shooting a delicious plump breasted carrier pigeon.
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  2904. Every day, I learn so much with this History god.
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  2905. Rocket ships. Wonderful. Mark, you're almost 1 million now! Congratulations in advance! 🙂
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  2906. These ships fascinate me big time , And yet its very rarely they get mentioned in military history. Thank you.
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  2907. The History channel left this out of their documentary lol...good thing your channel exists. Thank you for this.
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  2908. Salute and respect for south African airforce
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  2909. Thank you Dr. Felton for the courage to tell the stories of these two brave men. Many nations have similar histories of dishonoring the soldiers who served them.😇
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  2910. That intro hits every time
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  2911. A great story to honor a great animal veteran on this day which is Veterans Day in the United States, thank you for the great work that you do and continue to do
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  2912. Another great video from Dr. Felton! Thank you for all you do for history on YT
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  2913. You just know, before you've even watched, that you're going to enjoy anything Mark Felton produces, he is in his own league.
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  2914. Good afternoon Dr. Felton. You are correct, sea mines drifting into the Bosphorus are a nightmare. I've been there, there is considerable shipping both sailing and at anchor in it. There is a swift current running from the Black Sea down through the Sea of Marmara (also incredibly busy) and into the Aegean via the Dardanelles. This waterway is the ONLY exit for shipping and drainage for water from the Black Sea. I suspect that unless the Turkish Navy is incredibly good or likewise incredibly lucky more ships will meet the fate of the MV Helt. It would take only ONE sinking of a merchant in a key spot to shut the whole damned thing down. ANY ship can be a minesweeper ... once. Also Mr. Mine, once laid is no one's friend.
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  2915. Just before they started building IEDs we saw locals taking all the ball bearings from the wheels of all the T54/55 gate guards they had. Especially in Maysan as they had a large army and ordnance depot there which we later took over and made camp Abu naji. At the time we thought they were just stealing the wheels to make cart's and other pieces of stuff for scrap. Little did we know it was to put the ball bearings in the bombs to cause maximum damage. It didn't take them long either to get them stripped. I went in 03/04 and 06/07, the place was an absolute mess, hopefully these days things are getting a little better.
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  2916. It's so fitting as a laundry logo. I will never be able to unsee that now.
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  2917. These videos have inspired me to take a WW2 history class at my Uni on top of the degree I'm already getting. Love these videos Mark!
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  2918. Your pronunciation of German names is excellent.
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  2919. Excellent as always, thank you. China's efforts are vastly underappreciated. So is the B 10 for that matter.
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  2920. Fantastic Dr Felton! Being a Scot and having taught the independence movement from Pakistan's point of view in Punjab and married to to Pakistani, having lived in India and learned the independence movement from India's point of view it's always good to hear well balanced research. I've heard opinions about Gjandi on both sides of the Indian/Pakistani border and in Britain. Wonderful work!! I've also recently discovered your written works and they are every bit as wonderful as the work of your channels. I'm looking forward to many long evenings continuing to enjoy both. Thank you for all your hard work!!
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  2921. In Central Johannesburg the main bus station was called Vanderbijl square. It was renovated, and the name changed to Gandhi Square in the mid 1990s. The reason being Gandhi's law Practice was situated right on that square where the bus station stands to this very day. I often caught busses there in the early morning and returned in the late afternoon. Thanks Mark for the excellent video, and for bringing back many fond memories for me.
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  2922. By the way, the spanish army has been using mules for a long, long time. I think they remained in service until very recent times and now they are protected by our conservations laws, and even today we export them to military duties, i.e.: the Gebirgsjägerbrigade 23 ‘Bayer’ in the Bundeswehr.
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  2923. Another quality production Mark. I love these documentarys. I'm a social historian and I find these films interesting as they show the social aspects of WW2 ,not simply battles and battle strategies
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  2924. Really enjoying these episodes! Keep up the awesome work, always something new and genuinely interesting.
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  2925. Im so happy you covered her. I've always been fascinated by the "everyday Country Girl" directing traffic at the Brandenberg gate. I first seen her in the awesome series: Blood in The Snow Episode 10. Cheers Professor Felton!
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  2926. Nice video once again. Perkeles from Finland
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  2927. It's very refreshing to hear your stories, from as much an unbiased stance as possible. Keep up the great work mark
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  2928. Absolutely fascinating. Great timing as well; given the anniversary of Enola Gay's mission is tomorrow (6th August) After watching dozens of these videos, I would have thought Mark would run out of historical episodes yet he keeps furnishing us with these gems.
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  2929. The education continues. The fascination continues. The learning continues. Thank you once again for your hard work and your commitment to presenting historical fact in such an awesome way.
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  2930. I met Chris Foxley-Norris once at the Royal Tournament in London, probably 1976. He was a good friend of my Grandfather, AVM Ted Hawkins. Grandpa was C/O of Changi when Foxley-Norris was C/O of all Singapore, in the 60’s. Also, Foxley-Norris’s ADC was Air/Com Brian Speed who I knew well from another connection. All of them had great stories to tell.
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  2931. My grandfather was an eyewitness to the "Battle of LA", working at the Vultee aircraft production facility.
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  2932. I have just finished reading "Iron Coffins!"... perfect timing, Dr. Felton. Thank you!! 👍🏾
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  2933. Mark I love your channel. I consider myself a fairly astute World War II history buff and yet you relentlessly tell me things I didn’t know with fascinating detail. Keep up the good work
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  2934. Every time I think Doctor Felton couldn't possibly have anything else to teach me about World War 2 he proves me wrong.
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  2935. As someone who has been,("captivated?") interested in the history of WWII because every one of my elder relatives served in the conflict. I am always impressed when Dr. Felton enlightens me on a subject I've never encountered related to the conflict. I hope you see this Dr. Felton, thank you for providing these videos for us to watch.
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  2936. Incredibly interesting Mark, even at 64 this old dog is learning new things every day, thank you so much.
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  2937. Remarkable how history can turn on the courage and initiative of so few - the lives of hundreds of millions forever affected. Another proud Canadian moment. Thanks Mark!!
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  2938. I've read about Trumps uncle but this was more informative.
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  2939. Mark Felton Productions love all your work especially the war stories . Please keep this great work up ✌🏻🇬🇧
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  2940. Hi Mark, while I enjoy your more historical lessons I also highly appreciate you shorter videos on these actual events and small stories, which not make it to the news channels
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  2941. Mark I very much appreciate all of your work! My uncle was in the I&R platoon of the HQ company of the 12th Infantry Regiment, part of the US 4th Infantry Division. His regiment was the second wave landing on Utah Beach. He continued with the I&R platoon until he was scouting for a hidden pill box during the Hürtgen Forest campaign when he was nearly killed by a mortar round on November 17th of 1944. He laid in the shell hole created by the mortar that nearly killed him with compound fractures of both legs, his left arm, and other wounds for nine hours before his men could get to him. He had only one good arm and his M1 carbine to defend himself with during his wait for help. Afterwards he was triaged as unlikely to survive so he was ignored for days before the doctors realized that he wasn't going to die and started to treat him. Thankfully he survived and lived many years after the war.
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  2942. Me: Ok, I think I'll sleep no- Mark Felton Productionshas posted a new video* Me: I don't need sleep, I need history lessons
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  2943. I like Mark's videos, even before I've finished watching them.
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  2944. At the top of Stanhope Street is a large and well established synagogue that pre-dates any of the Hitlers. As for the house that was bombed, I have heard that it was in fact the last building destroyed by enemy action in Liverpool. You just couldn't make this up.
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  2945. Marc Felton brings New Facts we didn’t know until today. Thanks for the good Work . Please continue your Work
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  2946. Mark, you should be knighted for teaching us the history we mostly overlook. Thank you so much.
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  2947. Mark adjusts his fedora... "IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!"
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  2948. There are other WW2 weapons still in use in by the Italian military as cerimonial weapons are: The M1 Garand, that is in use by the Italian Navy's San Marco Marines honor guard and by the Army's officer and marshall (NCO) cadets academies. The Beretta 38 in the 38/57 model is still in use by the Navy's marshall cadets. The Lee Enfield No.1 is in use in the Navy by both officer cadets and sailors on honor duties. The M1 Carbine in use by cadets of the Teulié and Nunziatella military preparatory schools of the Army. And the Carcano 91 cavalry carbine is in use at the school for new carabinieri enlisted during honor duties.
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  2949. I participated in Desert Storm in 90 and 91. Not a big fan of the monarchy but the atrocities committed against it started a slippery slope of violence. I remember my Ohio Art globe had the United Arab Republic on it and I long wondered what it was.
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  2950. This was a perfect video for international women’s day.
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  2951. And of course, they have a piper! My mom's brother saw action in Sicily and Italy. According to him, the Gurkhas and Sikhs were some of the most disciplined combat soldiers he'd ever seen. Never rattled, completely cool under fire. Immense respect.
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  2952. From WWII to the Moon. Mr. Felton does it all! Great job 👌
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  2953. Well done! Better content than a history class in school.
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  2954. 5800 views in first 32minutes...dr felton class maintained his student attendances at 180-190 viewers per minutes in last 3 video...very high rated historian professor in my opinion🎉..ty again for sharing ur valuable knowledge,dr felton
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  2955. Great stuff Mark! As a fellow former expat who lived one year in Andong (South Korea) and 2.5 years in Nanjing (PRC), I have been to the DMZ from the South twice and once from the North when I did a two week stint in North Korea. It's interesting to see the different strategies the ROK and DPRK have placed in their 5km DMZ areas. For example, the DPRK has rigged cement obelisks designed to "timber" fall on the highway while the ROK as you show has cement overpass style blocks. Also the DPRK at Panmunjom has a series of 6X6X6 cement cubes all longed up and chained together along side the road leading to Panmunjom so a tank can pull them down simultaneously to block off the road. I also, being Canadian, visited the small South Korean city of Kapyeong where Commonwealth forces fought in the Korean War and not many people our age visit the town... This was evident since I went to the war monument there and being the only foreigner- the mayor of the town saw me and invited me into the town all for coffee and lunch. Asia is a surreal experience if you take the time to experience it.
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  2956. You have the coolest topics for content! Thank you Mark For always delivering interesting videos with solid research. Your videos have taught me so much over the years!
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  2957. You never seem to let us down and always keep it interesting. Thanks so much
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  2958. Wow Mark, you’ve written a lot of books. I’ve been writing a book on and off, depending on when I’m in school or not. I’m an American Civil War buff (also World War II buff) and I’m writing a memoir of sorts about my lifelong passion of the Civil War and all of my experiences associated with it including visits to battlefields, personal research etc. I hope to finish and publish it within the next few years.
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  2959. Learn something new every day from Dr Mark Felton
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  2960. Isn't it amazing what happens sometimes when you just go places. So happy you had such an unexpected and legendary experience Mark!
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  2961. Thank God for all the men that possessed the courage to hit those beaches. Thank you, Mr. Felton for telling their story.
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  2962. Mark, a small correction. "Wentworth Woodhouse" and the image you used is actually near Rotherham, not Wentworth in Surrey. Keep up the great work!
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  2963. Wish history class was this great back in high school !!
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  2964. It never ceases to amaze me Dr. Felton, the incredible amount of research you must do for your videos. You mentioned Albert Speer being apprehended while shaving, and then you show a photo of him shaving. Brilliant!
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  2965. Mark, once again you find a bit of obscure forgotten history and weave it into a great story. Well done as you are brilliant at it.
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  2966. I love learning something new whenever I watch your videos Mark, wish you were my history teacher...
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  2967. My number one history channel of all time. Another godlike documentary by our beloved teacher. Everything is well explained, well researched based on 100% facts.
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  2968. Mark Felton has the perfect voice for history docs
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  2969. I asked my father, an Army Captain during WW2, what his favorite weapon was; the recoilless rifle. “If you could see the target, you could hit the target.” He said.
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  2970. Mark, also as an American, i would like to say thank you as well. All of your work is fact based and you never veer off topic. Thank you and God Bless
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  2971. Ah yes! I’m digging these videos! Thank you for making my quarantine tolerable!
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  2972. The Panther was a superior tank when it worked properly. But it did have its issues. And excellent post, as is always reliably expected from MFP.
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  2973. Although i am sure that some of the men went willing to their deaths in a last ditch attempt. But definitely some who didn't want to go and simply had no choice excellent mark thank as always 👍
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  2974. Finally! A Mark Felton video where I was a participant. U-Tapao RTNAB 72-73...an exciting time.
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  2975. This Himmler series is endlessly fascinating. Thanks for another winner, Dr. Felton.
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  2976. I fired thousands of .50 cal rounds in the early 2000s stationed at RAF Mildenhall on MH-53Ms. Many of those rounds were manufactured in 1944.
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  2977. The real question after yet another amazing discovery is WHEN will Dr Felton be Knighted? Seriously. Who has done more to uncover and recognize the accomplishments and sacrifices of Commonwealth force in WWII to a worldwide audience? Come on its high time.
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  2978. The Japanese made the Iron cross for U boat crews stationed in japan. They carry a Japanese makers mark. Extremely rare..
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  2979. I luv your channels. Most channels lump commonwealth forces as “ British forces “. It really does a disservice to all the veterans that fought from commonwealth nations. Being Canadian, it is good to know our contribution to the war effort. Stay safe, stay sane, be well
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  2980. I am not Catholic either, nor is my family. But my Mom was a devout Christian, raised Catholic, went Protestant later in life. Always had a love for Catholicism though. A Christmas I will remember all of my life was attending Midnight Mass at St. Peters in the late 70s. I was 8 maybe. John Paul II walked by, when entering, close enough I could have touched him. Even as young as I was I felt the reverence. I will never forget it. Merry Christmas to all reading this. Peace and joy to you and your family.
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  2981. Schertels passage strongly reminds Nietzsche's "You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star" published 40 years earlier.
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  2982. You have to give it to Dr. Felton. Telling us about history we had no idea about.
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  2983. I remember when an unexploded German bomb was found on Portland. Its location required residents to be evacuated while the bomb was defused. One enterprising pub landlord argued that his real ale had a finite period when it was at its best, which coincided with the period of the evacuation, and it would have been past its best afterwards. He managed to get it officially written off but was not allowed to sell it for profit. So he sold it at cost until half an hour before closing time, when he gave it away free. So we all had a drink on Hermann Goring!
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  2984. I actually read about Japan's Russian Brigade a while back. I actually thought to myself "this topic would make a great Mark Felton video".
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  2985. Mark, you help me get through the day, brother. Gods bless you.
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  2986. Great content as usual Dr Felton, thank you for your hard work.
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  2987. I probably got too into this video of a true hero. When you said the king was injured from falling from his horse, I actually said, "Oh no!" out loud. I've had the privilege of working with some Danish researchers who came to the US for a meeting with our unit. I'll just say that the Danes are no strangers to beer!
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  2988. Ah, another new addition on my new favourite series on Mark's channel
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  2989. Effing brilliant Mark - that's what I said about part one. Part two is effing effing brilliant! Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  2990. Dr felton delivers again, I am now set for tonights episode before bed, god bless and stay safe mate. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  2991. The American flak commander and Gunners deserve medals. I never realized how many sorties were flown against this bridge. Excellent video, thank you very much Mark.
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  2992. Uploaded 4 minutes ago and already 133 people considering getting scuba diving lessons and going treasure hunting! Jokes aside, interesting video Mark as always!
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  2993. Finally a Saar offensive video.
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  2994. I was so surprised Mark, that you knew this as well, i knew France attack germany, i knew this invasion, but i didn't know some facts, thank you for info Mark Felton
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  2995. Even when burnt offerings is all Dr Mark Felton has to offer, I still click the Bell Notification.
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  2996. Already liked because I know it’s gonna be good
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  2997. Once again Professor Felton comes up with a piece of history I never heard of, thank you !
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  2998. After watching a lot of Mark Felton's WWII videos I saw the movie, "Nuremberg" I felt like I knew all of the characters.
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  2999. As always! A high quality historical video. As a Canadian i really appreciate this video. My father fought in Dieppe but not at the landing but at the liberation. Thank you Mark!👍
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  3000. Greetings from Guernsey. It feels strange to see landmarks I recognise in one of your videos.
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  3001. Thank you Doc. No one does history better.....
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  3002. I very much appreciate this thorough presentation. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  3003. Never thought I'd ever hear Mr Felton say the name 'John' Lennon' for some reason. But it happened so there you go.
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  3004. As a casual astronomer, I found this really entertaining and informative.
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  3005. You know the video will be good when you hear that opening tune
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  3006. From 1965 to 1969 I was stationed at RAF Scampton, as an instrument and electrical mechanic servicing those big, beautiful, old birds. I didn't know about the exercises, presumably because of the tight security, but I did hear many times from old hands that Vulcans had been over America twice, without being detected. It's nice to finally get the full story... Personally, although it's hard not to feel just a little smug about what happened, I don't see it as any reason to knock the Americans. The whole point of the exercises was to learn from mistakes in simulated attacks, so they wouldn't get caught if it happened for real... If push ever comes to shove with the Russians or Chinese, we're all going to need to stand together...
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  3007. I've always had a particular fascination with the Channel Islands during the war but today is the first I've heard of the Minkees. I shall certainly do some digging into that. Thank you.
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  3008. Fun fact: 'A Bridge Too Far' was filmed at Deventer, since the immediate surroundings and buildings around Nijmegen Bridge had changed too much since WW2. Deventer had a similar bridge and the city still resembled a WW2 city.
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  3009. The medical personnel that flew in must be the bravest of the brave. Thank you Mark this was a very good report. Merry Christmas to all🎄
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  3010. I work at a major university that holds a great deal of confiscated LCCAP [Library of Congress Comfiscation and Acquisitions Program] which scoured Nazi and other German libraries after the war for de-Nazification. We have at least one book with a book plate from the library of Franz Xavier Shultz- one of the very first party members and, if I recall, the treasurer of the NSDAP. We also have books from the Sonthofen SS school. I haven't found a Hitler book plate yet but I'm always on the lookout.
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  3011. Yup. I was able to see the outside of the Little Reich Chancellery on our Tour in Berchtesgaden and Eagle's Nest in 2016. The whole area, buildings, and land scape is just beautiful. The locals were very friendly to us and had the beer flowing. It's crazy though that over 80s year ago this was one of the Crown Jewels of the 3rd Reich and home of many infamous people. Thankful though that most of the town was intact after the war and wasn't destroyed like many other European cities.
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  3012. You never disappoint, Dr. Felton! Thank you so much for another fascinating video on this particularly interesting subject which still finds relevance today!
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  3013. Wow, Mr Felton has become my top 3 WW2 documentarian ever. Youtube has a standard bearer right here, never ever get bored with these and love the differant subjects that not many cover
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  3014. Wow, I found my history channel.
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  3015. I love Dr. Felton's impersonations!
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  3016. As always Doctor Felton, thank you!
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  3017. Another great tidbit of history, thank you for these videos Dr Mark Felton!
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  3018. I really love that you told this story of the war, since I am actually from Wesel and not many people know about these events nowadays.
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  3019. Furthering my education and love for history as always Thank you Dr felton I'm only 15 but I know so much
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  3020. Cats are adorable and hilarious, and extremely british. I think Britain is probably the most cat loving country in the world (perhaps only Turkey can beat them)
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  3021. Brilliant! To think these tanks lived on to fight again? Amazing. The M51 Israeli Super Sherman has always been a favorite of mine. 👍🏾 Thank You Dr Felton.
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  3022. I see Mark Felton, I click. Regards from the Philippines! I'm very active when it comes to your videos hehe
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  3023. I was in 1st or 2nd grade with JFK. and 5th grade for RFK. I remember both so well. Seeing teachers cry, had a huge impact on all us kids.
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  3024. Another history lesson with professor Felton . Exellent !
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  3025. Another perfectly timed video with my morning coffee here in New Zealand 🇳🇿. It amazes me how you continue to find fascinating topics to cover with regular uploads. Thank you Mark🙂
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  3026. Thank you Mr. Felton. My dad would come over to my house to watch your channel, he was always at the edge of his seat watching your documentaries. Rip dad. 1939-2021.
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  3027. I've always wanted to learn more about this specific story, thank you!!
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  3028. Such a awesome channel for people who enjoy hearing about history
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  3029. Dr. Felton always finds the most interesting facts. Real history and not merely the victor's versions. Another fascinating episode. Regardless of politics, this is simply true history being revealed. Well done Mark!
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  3030. This would make a good movie.
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  3031. I came late to the channel Mark? But have made up for it and watched all back episodes and eagerly await the next, thanks for spreading the history
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  3032. Always a great evening when a new video drops.
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  3033. I dont always watch war documentaries, but you can be damn sure I only watch Mr. Mark Felton's!!!
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  3034. I find myself enthralled by the details of your stories. Thank you for your hard work in delivering these to the masses.
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  3035. OMG what a video :-) this is what I needed to close 2019
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  3036. Mark Felton is the best hope to meet him sometime
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  3037. It’s hard to describe the way in which mark keeps you focused on every word. He gives just enough info to leave you yearning for more even after so many topics. Outstanding work again!
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  3038. Nothing better than being early to a Mark Felton doc. It’s like being let in as a VIP or remembering you’ve still got half a Twix left.
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  3039. My wife enjoys your content immensely as do I. Maybe not quite as much but you do excellent work. I'm an old soldier so with me the connection is obvious. But with her it is on an entirely different plane. Your delivery is calming but more importantly your presentations humanize all of the events to a degree she can comprehend "what it must have been like" to be there. You do great work.
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  3040. You always find the most obscure and untold stories - love it! Thanks Dr Felton another great break in the day watching your well done videos
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  3041. I love Dr. Felton's videos. I had two Uncles die in Europe, one at Cherbourg and the other in Italy and I had another that was a paratrooper who was hidden by a French Underground farm family and then I have two sons who were Marine and Navy Officers (one a USMC Light Armored Recon and one a Naval EOD Officer)! Thanks Mark!
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  3042. How do you keep coming up with this stuff? Another fascinating and timely topic, well done as always!
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  3043. Thank you Mr. Felton for showing the history in these places that may seem regular to the untrained eye.
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  3044. As always,well done Dr. Felton. .
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  3045. Back in high school I had a professor whose dad took part in Operation Bernhard. He was part of the team of scientists working on developing ways to duplicate the rag paper used for british bank notes
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  3046. If I didn't know any better, I would say you were making all this stuff up Dr. Felton. Brilliant video again as usual...
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  3047. Always well researched and presented.
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  3048. Dr Felton. You have excelled with this episode! Most enjoyable. Thank you.
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  3049. When Dr. Felton says “but that’s a story for another time” I can’t wait for that other time! I rarely find something worth supporting with a donation. But supporting these knowledge nuggets was a no brainer for me. Just fascinating!
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  3050. You never run out of interesting stuff, Mark!
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  3051. The Eagle has Landed, one of my favorite movies. Thanks Dr Felton.🏆👍🏻
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  3052. Keep up the great videos Mark! You never miss
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  3053. My Grandad was sent to Burma as part of the Chindits. He volunteered as a "mulliner" because he reckoned being attached to the mules was his best bet at survival. He made it home, after 6 years of war in various arenas, so it obviously worked.
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  3054. As Liam Devlin put it, "There is an old poem I know, which freely translated from the Irish says, 'I realized fear one morning, when the blare of the fox-hunters sound. When they are all chasing after the poor bloody fox, it's safer to be dressed like a hound.'"
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  3055. Another trip down the years of time into history...Thanks for taking the time to let them see the light of day. Between you and The History Guy, history is well served on YouTube!
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  3056. My great uncle, Harry kauper invented the interuptor gear, that enabled the Sopwith to fire its mg thru the propeller. For some reason I found this episode to be very powerful.
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  3057. Very interesting, never heard from this very special story from the german Luftwaffe. Nice greetings from Germany. 🍀🇩🇪🍀
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  3058. Been a history buff all my life, WW2 mainly due to the fascinating history of it. But almost all of it is the big narratives, with the same “smaller interest” stories often repeated (Italian Calvary charge on the Eastern Front, etc). This channel is a real life joy for people like me, and I hope Mark knows the tremendous appreciation we have that we will likely never be able to convey.
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  3059. The fact that Churchill probably had 2 bottles of scotch by that time of day makes it really impressive
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  3060. I cannot believe AH escaped to Argentina. His mental and physical health was shot to pieces just before he died. He couldn't have come back from that to spending his dotage peacefully as a normal bloke. Have you ever known someone with PTSD? Also he was an extreme ideologue and would never have wanted to see or concede defeat. Yes, the bodies disappeared but we will never know where they ended up. They were put out of the reach of the Russkis. That's is all that was required. Good work, Mark.
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  3061. You know there's always something to be learned when watching this fella
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  3062. Dr Feltons productions should be a staple in all schools , I've learnt so much from watching your videos , my eldest is doing world war 2 in history in school and I always get him to watch your videos , so as a dad I say thank you for the help your are giving my eldest in school.
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  3063. This should actually be a series Dr. Felton. It's totally spellbinding ‼️
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  3064. Damn another buster to enlighten us about the Korean War. Cheers Dr. Felton!
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  3065. My father served in the Royal Navy from 43 till 47. Sadly he died in 1973. Out of a sense of pride, I wear his medals every remembrance Sunday. I have marched with the "old boys many times". So sad there aren't any left. I still feel proud having marched with them and really enjoyed listening to all their stories and recollections of what they all went through. 👏👏👏
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  3066. I use to live next to ww2 vet that worked in the salvage area in Europe after he was wounded on the front lines and refused to be sent home. Apparently he dealt with a lot of the German captured equipment was able to grab a few souvenirs like a k98 with pouches and bayonet and even had a MP40 from his time in the front lines.
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  3067. Mr. Felton: Your work is awesome and accurate, as always. Best regards from Barcelona
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  3068. My Dad served in the Korean War. He spent a day on the line with the Ethiopian unit giving them familiarization with the sector.
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  3069. Fantastic.. Keep up the daily dose of GENUINE history
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  3070. Yet another fascinating aspect of the post WW2 period.
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  3071. Love your work, great stuff. Very cool productions, sir.
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  3072. Mark Felton's video shows up on notification and i am happy
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  3073. Another great video!
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  3074. It’s midnight and I’m watching this. I have no regrets. Edit: Just in case you’re wondering, I live in the US.
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  3075. Regardless of what you think of starlin those men marching had more than earned that right thank you mark another excellent video 👍
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  3076. Years ago I visited the village of Mars in Papua where my father landed in 1944. Two miles away was a small island used as an airstrip by the army. On the airstrip were two P-38s stripped of their engines and guns. The locals used to go over and race the planes by pushing them down the runway.
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  3077. People really are complex....and interesting! Great vid. Happy Labor Day!
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  3078. Finally! I've been requesting about Gestapo Muller for a while now and today my wish came true! Thank you Mark Felton for the another amazing video.
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  3079. Mark, your grandfather's decorations are impressive. Thank God for him and all the others like him.
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  3080. Wow! What a privilege and many thanks for sharing with us Dr. Mark!
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  3081. Monday morning with a Dr. Felton video...this means it will be a good week
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  3082. Long time Bulgarian fan. With the state of my country right now it's really nice to look into something I can be proud for as a Bulgarian. Thank you
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  3083. Thank you for the video Mark, my grandpa turned 18 and was drafted into the US navy a couple months before Japan surrendered, and he was at the Bikini atoll during operation crossroads. It's always cool to see stuff related to that, it's amazing seeing film of what he saw with his own eyes.
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  3084. I didn't know that he had almost no experience with weapons... These are really entertaining history lectures...👍🏼😀
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  3085. Yet again Dr.Felton im amased how quickly I had to click this video. As always you are above and beyond with bestowing us with this precious gift of kept history, I applaud you good Sir.
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  3086. Always is a good day when Mark uploads, thanks!
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  3087. Sorry to mention: BBC broadcasted the German surrender to the British in DK on May 4'th @20.35 CET, effective from May 5'th., where Giesecke left at five in the morning on May 5'th. Your video's and storylines are excellent. "Canadian Paratroopers saving Denmark" is food for thought, and allways worth a rewatch.
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  3088. 12:48 Sun Yuanliang had the reputation of being the “escape general”. He was also the last surviving member of the first graduatng class of the ROC military academy (Whampoo Academy).
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  3089. Japan: Mitsubishi and Kawasaki - still around. Loosely associated with the pre war company. Still involved in aviation. Nakajima- became Fuji Industries then Subaru. Aichi- Eventually became part of Nissan.
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  3090. History WW2 at its finest.
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  3091. Good man Mark, always entertaining and detailed.
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  3092. Was not expecting Lord Felton to post about the mob. Great way to start the day
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  3093. Thank you, Dr. Felton, in today's lesson of forgotten history.
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  3094. My dad who was an officer took a P-38 off of a dead German officer and I still have this gun to this day. A friend mine who's dad served in the Pacific had in his basemen a large Japanese machine gun of some type. I remember asking him how he got that because it was on a stand and very heavy. He told don't ask because you won't believed what I had to do to bring this back with me!
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  3095. A very nice video again. Right after the war here in Western Europe, my mother went in Juni 1945 with trucks from the Red Cross to Denmark, all the way from Haarlem, Netherlands. There she came in a family to strengthen from our Hungerwinter. The family man was a Colonel-luitenant and he was a friend of the Danish king. My mother sang a song for the king on the Danish radio. I have a picture from these high officers including my mothers foster father, together with the king. My mother is still alive and she can talk Danish very well because of her stay there several times.
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  3096. A new Mark Felton production to watch alongside eating my tea? Don’t mind if I do.
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  3097. School is bad with history, thanks to this guy he makes it better.
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  3098. Yes, good that I wasn't deaf
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  3099. It's incredible the amount of detail on such a small subject you can come up with. Well done sir!
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  3100. A friend of the family had a dad in WWII. When he passed I got some things of his from WWII. One thing I found amazing was the offical unit history written just after the war. He was in a communications unit in the US Army. They were noted as the last unit to get a vehicle into Bastonge before the roads where cut. And what was the last vehicle? A 3/4 ton weapons carrier with radio equipment.
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  3101. I used to pay about $80/month for cable and got two History channels, both equally worthless. I now give Mark $10/month and am constantly and pleasantly surprised by the content. A very valuable investment for history enthusiasts!
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  3102. Animals definitely don't receive enough credit for the hells they endured during war. Thank you for telling their story Mark <3 Great video as always!!
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  3103. This is one of my favorite channels on YouTube and has rekindled my interest in WW2.
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  3104. Mark Felton always has very interesting videos.
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  3105. My Dad was twenty years old when the war ended for him in Frankfurt. He was a sergeant in the US army. He “liberated”three shotguns(JP Sauer) and shipped them home to Michigan. I still have two of them.
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  3106. Wrong to re-write history. Best to understand it, both the good bits & bad. Helps progress. As always, an excellent presentation.
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  3107. I'm 51, and my grandfathers, both from Jamaica, were of the few million black soldiers to fight. Got to met them both. Very lucky to have done so. So much wisdom.
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  3108. Your channel is great Greetings from Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤
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  3109. You know you're about to learn something cool when the Felton Overture starts blasting
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  3110. Interesting - I was rather hoping to see the North Korean Army Band on the far bank, playing your signature tune in honour of your visit 😉 The only place my ship ever visited in South Korea was Ulsan, at the other end of the peninsular, but even down there, we saw buildings covered in camouflage paint. Great video, as always.
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  3111. More stuff we never knew that we didn’t know! I wonder how Mark’s brain doesn’t explode with a surfeit of information! Please keep it coming as we information junkies can’t get enough!
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  3112. Superb story, Mark. As some who has lived many years in Sausalito, CA. I can attest to the incredibly power tides that occur under the GG bridge. The tides typically ebb at near 12 knots. It would not surprise me that a torpedo shot at distance could be washed off course.
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  3113. Unexploded ordnance of whatever type are a menace in so many countries. One story which amazed me was that a V2 rocket landed in a road in suburban Essex but actually failed to detonate in 1945. Obviously houses were damaged by the arrival of this supersonic missile but at least the residents were able to get away to tell the tale. Even when London was experiencing a welcome relief from most air attacks in 1942 an undetected unexploded bomb which had fallen during the blitz just over a year earlier detonated without warning amidst tenement buildings in Gurney Street, Walworth, London. It killed eighteen, many of them children, and injured over sixty and when you see your footage of the bomb being detonated in Exeter you can understand the power of such things. Bomb disposal experts....well.....their bravery is incredible.
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  3114. Im a simple man i see mark felton and hitler i click and watch 👌🏻👌🏻
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  3115. Makes my day when Dr Felton announces his presence
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  3116. My Uncle openly admitted to picking all his weapons from those piled in town centers by German citizens. They were told they had to "surrender them, or else you will regret it." He mailed three foot lockers back. Only one wasn't stolen in transit. In that footlocker were at least a K98k, Kar 98, a Luger, a P38, and a Browning Trombone .22 rifle.
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  3117. I'm a 70yr old ex-BOAR squaddie, 1977-86 we had the Charlie Gee(Carl Gustaf 8.4Cm recoilless Rifle)It's why I now have Tinnitus, great weapon for two blokes to use, and take out a T72, Defence in depth was the word, All learnt from Germans that in my day would and were, Old men, I actually bivvyd in a Barn near Munster, The farmer who owned the Barn, was captured in Berlin, in it's final days, Panzerfaust kid, as he called himself, Marched off into Russian captivity 1945, released from slave labour 1954, he was a Quiet man liked by all us Brits, playing at War on his Farm,
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  3118. There's no item of history is hidden from a master researcher like Doc Felton.Thank you Doc!
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  3119. I met a couple when I lived in Argentina, the husband was a member of the Polish Air Force. He said that he was ordered to fly his plane out of Poland, to save his plane from falling into German hands. He escaped to Great Britain, where he met his wife. After the war ended, they left to help the Argentine Air Force. I also have a friend whose grandparents were German - they moved to Misiones province in northern Argentina, after WW2. He said that the last name they had now was not the original last name they had in Germany. Argentina has a lot of very interesting stories behind some of its citizens!
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  3120. MARK FELTON! you are the the best. This reminds me of the lord of cocaine Pablo Escobar’s Colombian hippos. Now here come the real werewolves. The nazi raccoons!
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  3121. Really interesting story. That satellite view really does show just how lucky people were that night, it could have come down anywhere but comes down in an allotment with enough room to slide to a halt? Someone must have been smiling on them that night. I really enjoyed the before and after photos and I enjoyed you visiting the site. That alone has got me to subscribe to you. Would love to see more videos like this where you go to the sites with before and after shots.
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  3122. Always finding great nuggets of WWII history! Fantastic video Dr Felton thank you!
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  3123. Dr Felton shows up. I click. It's a simple beautiful Monday.
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  3124. My grandfather flew on this type (G12) in the JG105 based in Helmstedt Markersdorf in early 1945.
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  3125. Well there ya go...learn something new everyday. Can’t beat the entertaining knowledge you get on this channel
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  3126. One of the most interesting video series on YouTube. Keep up the excellent work Mr. Felton!
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  3127. i've yet to see one of your vids where i don't learn something new. Well done mate.
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  3128. My father is a retired officer from the USAF. He served as a munitions officer during the war and was stationed in Okinawa, Guam and Thailand working with the B-52s. I remember him talking about this happening. Great to see this story documented on this channel.
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  3129. I was supposed to study. But the rules dictate that whenever a new Mark Felton vid is uploaded, I must watch it immediately
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  3130. Hey Mark I hope you see this, your content is amazing and I've watched your for over a year and a half now and your content still keeps me enthralled. So keep up the great work man. Also that ad at the beginning was unexpected XD
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  3131. Thank you for putting this together. What a blessing you have given us and a great Christmas greeting. All the love to you and your family Mark.
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  3132. I found this report exceptionally interesting! Thank you so much for your tireless efforts in bring history to light, Dr. Felton!! I'd love to see a complete video history of the Third Reich, tied together chronologically by you, sir!
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  3133. I always love the luftwaffe stories. What a great night time story. Thanks Mark!
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  3134. Clearly Mark has a time machine and spends his days in the past wandering around old battlefield's collecting stories.
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  3135. You always produce the most fascinating content, and you present it in such a way that it is both academic and entertaining.
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  3136. Fantastic. More Ethiopian content please. I have visited the mass graves at the site of the Battle of Adwa among other places in this enigmatic country.
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  3137. WOW. They need to show this in American schools! My only regret is that I can only give this one thumbs up.
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  3138. This makes the Iron Cross look easy to obtain... Great stuff as always Mark. Your content on the Third Reich is outstanding!
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  3139. Mark Felton is why I keep watching youtube. Just fantastic and informative videos.
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  3140. Dr Felton can even make puppies interesting
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  3141. When Mark Felton uploads, I know I'm gonna learn something. I must say your knowledge of history is unparalleled. Like, you know so much about these obscure (but fascinating) things and teach it to us for free. Out of all the history channels, I've learned the most from this one.
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  3142. Got here 1 minute after a Mark Felton video goes up....who says the year was a write off..😂😂
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  3143. I live in Alaska on the Kenai Peninsula and I have to say it's great to hear you cover this Mark. It's a subject that isn't talked about in school or anywhere really. Thanks for covering this often forgotten part of the war.
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  3144. It's been great to see how quickly this channel has grown. I particularly enjoy all of the information about the lesser known aspects of WWII.
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  3145. Excellent stuff, Mark. Perhaps you could do more on the fascinating French Foreign Legion in the future, please?
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  3146. This channel is so exciting! When I was a kid, I always wanted to hear stories. Sadly, very few were told to me. However, this channel makes up. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  3147. Still being educated by the Great Sir Felton! Cheers, Mark!
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  3148. Late in the war the Germans came up with an ingenious solution to dispense with all the extra parachute training their agents had to undertake prior to their mission; they simply bundled them up into a parachute droppable container, carried externally on a bomber with up to three agents in a container. One mission failed when the bomber was chased by a night fighter, successfully avoiding said fighter by escaping into the clouds, but upon returning to base, all the agents suffered frostbite. I don’t know if they tried again.
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  3149. You learn an incredible amount about history thanks to Dr. Felton. Thanks so much Mark and have a great day!
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  3150. As an Enlisted Soldier in the U.S. Army in the 1980s, we used to have monthly Dress uniform inspections. Handling the cloth ribbons would get them soiled and we would purchase multiple ribbons each year either to look "perfect" or to keep the leadership off our buts. So hearing about multiple/ duplicate awards is not surprising when this individual spent so much time wearing his dress uniform. How he attained them in the first place is always irksome
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  3151. 1am here in Australia and no better way to go to bed then watch another great Mark Felton video. Keep it up mate. Love the work
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  3152. What an extraordinary find and intriguing mystery. I'm sure Dr. Felton will get to the bottom of this. The game is afoot!
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  3153. How does this guy not have like 10 million subscribers by now?
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  3154. The oldest TU-95 bombers are ca. 1980s, but as noted they were designed in 1950s. The newest B-52H model was built in 1962 - 60 years old!
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  3155. Mark, you're great. You always have such good subjects. This is learning and fun at the same time.
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  3156. You are correct , Himmler might have looked stupid but he was by no means. Thanks 👍 Mark
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  3157. Man, I don't know how you manage to upload so many high quality videos in such a short time, but I am very thankful for it :D
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  3158. I was just thinking that I fancy watching a Mark Felton video... and here we are! 🙂
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  3159. Thank you for bringing attention to this event in a history community so full of wehraboos. These 11 men will not be forgotten, and the atrocities of the Nazi forces will certainly never be forgotten.
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  3160. You've again added to my knowledge of interwar Europe. I never knew that German units were fighting the Soviets pre-1941. And all that because I was curious about the Knight's Cross. What I find interesting is that the Knight's Cross appears to be a Maltese, or St. John's Cross, copied from the Knights Hospitaller from the days of the Crusades, not the cross pattee used by the Teutonic Knights from the same era.
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  3161. Mark Felton best YouTube historian
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  3162. Your ability to find unique angles of WWII history never ceases to amaze me.
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  3163. My father in law was a charter member of 101 airborne. He fought at Bastone, was a glider soldier. They had to cover more aria with fewer men that the parachute guys, Thanks I will get your book from amazon for my kindle.
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  3164. Incredible history, what a bravery of these men's. Greetings from México Mr. Felton.
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  3165. My 6 year old son learns his history from these videos, well done mark 👍
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  3166. Greetings from Mexico - and happy Christmas to everyone!
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  3167. This channel is a treasure, it taught me so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us Dr. Felton
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  3168. On the History Channel they hunt for Bigfoot and pawn deals. Thanks for real history.
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  3169. And now the weekend begins. Cheers all from Elgin, Scotland. Cheers Mark.
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  3170. During my time in the Canadian Armoured Corps I saw a few old tanks used for gunnery practice, looking like Shermans. Now I’m wondering if what I saw were actually all Shermans, that there may have been a Ram tank there. Back in the 1980’s there was one such example at Harvey Barracks in Calgary (we could no longer shoot at it, probably because of the land belonging to the Sarcee tribe and there were issues regarding unexploded ammunition) as well as a similar hulk in Wainwright, still used by us for M-72 practice at the time.
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  3171. Love seeing local lore. I've heard of this place many times by friends who jog/hike near the area, and of times when the place wasn't known as it is now and used as a local hangout spot.
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  3172. I study and write articles about the Third Reich and WW2 since 20 years and I would like to say that the video of this channel are top class.
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  3173. Dr Felton I salute you sir! Great original content as always.
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  3174. The Stasi eventually had around 15 nuclear bunkers hidden beneath farms across the DDR. Each had a KGB/Russian hallway with communication direct to Moscow. The communication equipment in this area was in Cyrillic. This way in the event of emergency the Stasi could operate from the bunkers and maintain contact with their puppet masters.
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  3175. Man I heard all about his massacre but as usual, Mark Felton’s impeccable amount of info, helped me learn, yet again more stuff..
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  3176. Another brilliant episode! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  3177. Mark Felton Productions - thanks Mark. I did try to put some pre-amble in the post, but must have hit the YouTube word count limit, so you got the pretty much un-edited version. Obviously, real ex-Lightning pilots will be able to pick holes in the story, but it is certainly how I remember the day, some 33 years ago! Some of the guys are still floating around in the Airline world where I work, and have many much more interesting/entertaining stories than mine - as they are fond of saying ‘every flight in a Lightning was an emergency!’ Great YT channel by the way!
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  3178. Mr. Felton, I just love your videos. Likewise, I heartily endorse your “Disclaimer”. You keep it all scholarly and civilized. Bravo!
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  3179. I've read entire books on nazi gold, pretty much nothing on Japanese gold.. this is why i subscribe. Thank you!
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  3180. The best of days to youtube, is when there is a completly fresh video from Mark Felton!
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  3181. Dr, Felton in all aspects is truly our finest history professor, thanks Dr . Felton.
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  3182. Outstanding video - History needs to be told. Cheers and stay safe
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  3183. That last clip of Eisenhower was absolutely brilliant. Amazing.
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  3184. Thank you Dr. Felton, always a pleasure to follow your history lessons. I would add that the AVG has the best kill ratios of fighter groups within the allies to date: 21:1 air victories.
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  3185. Honestly, I thought I knew a lot about the second world war, I even studied it, but Mark always seems to have more and new information about everything, I always learn something new . Well done as always. Also, you have a great narrator voice!
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  3186. I genuinely love this channel because, like other great channels such as Oversimplified, it's one of those few channels that teaches history without pulling a History Channel and sensationalising the details. Keep it up, Mark!
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  3187. Mark, a quick correction to your video: you claim the ring was first ordered into production in April 1934, however this is incorrect. The first rings were awarded to Himmlers close friends during the Christmas celebrations of 1933. The first rings known were dated 24.XII.33. Notable recipients of the 1933 ring were Sepp Dietrich, Reinhard Heydrich, Karl Wolff, and Erich Von Dem Bach-Zelewski. Following this first issuing of the ring the next award date was 30.VI.34, or June 30th 1934. In addition you say ring sell for 3-5 thousand dollars. That is a very conservative estimate. Normally they sell from 5-10k for one in average condition. A few years ago I purchased one that was found by metal detector in Czech a republic that had all outside runes wore off and only engraving on inside and skull remained and I still paid 4k for it.
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  3188. It amazes me how Mark manages to find and research these mostly unknown (to me anyway) slices of history to make his videos. Great stuff as usual Sir.
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  3189. Always a great story from Dr Felton! Never disappoints. Don't forget the 👍 and donate if you can to help keep these stories coming.
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  3190. That was some fine airmanship and slick flying on the part of those Chinese aviators! And an incredibly brave thing for them to do! A great story Dr. Felton! Thanks!
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  3191. Ahhhhh.... I finally got my WW2 hit for the day. My skin's stopped itching finally. Mark Felton Productions is the best dealer ever, he's always got the good stuff, and if you can't afford it, it doesn't matter cuz he'll sell it for free.
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  3192. Dr. Mark Felton is more than an educator , i love his presentations 👍
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  3193. The American Heritage History Museum in Hudson, Massachusetts has the only fully restored and operational Panzer Mark 5 Panther in North America and also has several operational Stug III self-propelled gun and 1 Stug IV.
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  3194. New history revealed again. Dr Felton - you never cease to amaze your audience.
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  3195. Thank you Mr. Mark Felton, as a Nova Scotian I know the sacrifice that we endured at Abbaye d'Ardenne. The Canadians at Juno were some of the first troops for D Day + 1 to reach objectives but to be pushed back. Great video's.....possibly you can do one a video on the massacres by both sides after D Day?
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  3196. I just checked - today in Germany there are 188 streets that are named Dietrich Bonhoeffer Straße, 68 named Sophie Scholl Straße and 61 named Maximilian Kolbe Straße. RIP.
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  3197. Thank you Dr Felton for featuring my old home which was once known as the Evergreen Lodge or Albert Speer's studio If you look at the rear of the building you'll see a few ground floor windows. These were for the 3 staff rooms in the basement and a large commercial kitchen. You could come in through the kitchen to get to the staff quarters without going through the main entrance. The housekeeper had the larger corner room and there were two additional smaller rooms and a seperate bathroom. These were directly underneath the dining area & lounge areas. From what I remember, there were 3/4 large rooms on the first floor for guests and another seperate extra shared bathroom. I sometimes sneaked in there to take a hot bath in the Winter! Most of the artwork in the lounge and dining areas (landscapes I seem to remember) were from the Third Reich era and had been left in situ. I probably spent at least 3 years living here between 83' & 87' whilst working at the nearby Gutshof and Platterhof & your video confirms that the building looks exactly the same as I remember it when I left 35 years ago!
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  3198. The U-2S (some I think are still designated "R" models) fleet are mostly of 1980's construction but there are 3 built in 1968 and modified to the current 'S' version.
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  3199. I really admire Dr Felton for referring to his wife as "Mrs. Felton". Very respectful, old-fashioned, and properly British. Respect.
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  3200. Wow! Spent three years in the Berlin Brigade in 4/502nd Infantry Regiment and never knew this about East Germans Afrikan Corps! As always very informative and well done!
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  3201. As a dutchmen this is something I didn't know about. Thank you!
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  3202. I would risk walking through Hampstead Heath on a foggy night for one of Marks videos
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  3203. Mark, can I just say in my opinion is that your documentaries ( Videos) are like the best unseen (not yet made) films in the listeners imagination. Thanks for your extensive work in giving us these moments in history.
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  3204. I love the calm way you tell your stories. And I particularly appreciate that your representations are largely free of any political and ideological statements. Perhaps as a small suggestion, I would like to suggest that you also take up events from the First World War. How about Captain Rommel, or Captain Patton ...? Anyway, in my opinion you are doing a great job!
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  3205. I hit the like button for these videos before I even watch them. So far it has never been a mistake.
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  3206. Jersey Bean here, love that you covered this. My Stepdad told me about the German guns at the bottom of the cliffs when I was sixteen years old, I’m hitting forty soon, and this entire time I’ve been trying to work out a way to lift one of those bad boys back up the cliff to clean-up and place in the garden, lol I’ve had ideas, but as soon as you mentioned Chinook, all bets are off 😂 All the best Mark, take care mate 🤝
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  3207. One of the great moments in my life was when I met Richard Cole, Doolittles copilot. I didn't take much of his time there were a lot of people waiting in line to meet him. I didn't ask him a lot of questions though I had buckets of them. I said the most important things I could possibly say to him in my heart. I said thank you and God bless you. I did however get his autograph. He was a very gracious gentleman. He was surprised I didn't have a lot of questions I was going to pepper him with, I just enjoyed the moment when I got to shake his hand. I did get to speak to some b-1b pilots. They were looking at the plane. And I talked to them about the b-25 taking off from Yorktown class carrier. I explained to them the size difference between a Yorktown and A Nimitz. I told them that the main left gear had to run down a yellow pages line on the deck so that the right wing would not strike the island. I explained that if the tire came off the yellow line too far to the left the plane would drop off the deck into the gun tubs and go over the side. They looked at that plane again and you could see they're thinking holy cow! And one day went up to Richard Cole you could see the glow of respect coming off these men as they realized how nearly impossible it was to fly that mission. I really enjoyed talking with the b-1b pilots. I had experienced something with a b-1b that was kind of funny. A bunch of us were on boats on memorial Day rafted up and having breakfast when a b-1B pulled up vertical over the top of us! We never heard the plane coming but we sure as hell heard it going to afterburner as it pulled up! This wasn't far from McConnell Air Force Base. The greatest hero that I ever met that was a World War II veteran was my dad. He passed away in the year 2001. Dad joined the army in 1939 lying about his age to get in. He was in armor when they were playing around using cars with tank signs painted on them. Dad went from an E4 to an E7 by 1942. He was in 2nd Armored Division however before they deployed for Operation torch he was pulled out of the division along with a lot of NCO'S and officers to form the cadre of the 6th Armored Division. 6th Armored Division was a follow-on division at Normandy landing D-Day + 26. He was part of the breakout at St Lo. My dad fought his way across France and into Germany, helped liberate the concentration camp Buchenwald, and then fought all the way to Prague Czechoslovakia. Yes ultimately he is the greatest hero ever in my view, but he was my dad also.
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  3208. I learn MORE in one epi from Mark Felton than THE ENTIRETY of the former History Channel! Thank you, SIR!
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  3209. One of the few youtube channels where I hit the like button before i see the video. You just know it`s going to be good.
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  3210. I’ve got a buddy whose grandfather passed away a few years back and was in the European theater during the war. They were going through his house and they found a crate a WWII grenades, I kid you not I saw it with my own eyes.
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  3211. I vividly remember this. I was in grade 4 and I thought we were going to have another war. Then the adults (my parents, grandparents & uncles and aunts) in my family didn't seem all that alarmed by this and we were living 10km south of DMZ. After all, they went through WW2 and Korean war (1950 version). They were like "could this be possibly worse than that?"
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  3212. I had an uncle who was a part of the Flying Tigers (after it had been absorbed into the USAAF). He often talked to me about his time in China during the war, and was a major reason I joined the USAF back in the 1980's. As I was in boot camp at Lackland AFB, he came to visit me one day, (which happened to be the same day I got into the most amount of trouble I got into during boot camp). I told my T.I. he was a retired colonel, and all my problems magickly disappeared. He has been dead for a few decades now, and I miss him and the stories he told about his time as a Flying Tiger.
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  3213. Back in 1990, just after the wall came down, I went to Poland and East Germany. First thing I noticed when I crossed the border to Poland were all the steam locos. And same in E.Germany. Such a feeling of going backwards in time. It was awesome.
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  3214. I knew immediately it was Finland & their Air Force. Very enjoyable video today. Thank you as always for being a great source of historical knowledge, Dr. Felton.
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  3215. I love ur intro music dude. Gets me pumped every time :D
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  3216. You know it's an awesome day when Mark Felton uploads another quality video. We love your content, thanks for all the videos and research!
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  3217. Love your amazing videos I love history myself particularly military history I’ve Learned a lot from your videos stuff that impressed and fascinated me
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  3218. Hands down the best WW2 video documentary content ever made, nothing comes close to the depth, density and variety of information you offer us on the topic.
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  3219. Always enjoy learning more about WWII and history in general. Thanks for all you do!
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  3220. designing a deadly weapon and contributing to the final victory of your allies is one thing, but designing a thing that saves a lot of human lives is something way better and deserves even more respect - and it's also really interesting, because Poles also contributed a lot to a thing that also saved (and still saves) people, specifically to the creation of bulletproof vest in the form we know it today - hats off to all of these great men!
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  3221. Absolutely fascinating. Your ability to shine light on these largely forgotten people and stories from the past is remarkable.
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  3222. Great episode! Looking forward to the next installment! I read Lev Bezymensky's "The Death Of Adolf Hitler" over 50 years ago when I was a senior in high school, a well-written and engrossing read. It was dismissed by most American WW2 historians at the time but in my then 17 year old opinion everything Bezymensky said in the book made perfect sense. I remember his into to the book very well, he said he had to get permission from the Soviet archives to view the pertinent SMERSH documents, no surprise, but didn't meet any resistance. It just took time for the request to work its way through the bureaucracy. And I've always remembered what he said: "Working with the Soviet bureaucracy is like turning millstones, but let's turn those millstones together and see what we find!"
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  3223. Another well produced interesting bespoke piece.
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  3224. As a Bulgarian, this question bothered me ever since my school years. I am extremely grateful for your research Dr. Felton!
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  3225. One I know of the other I dont. This is why I love Mark Felton's videos.
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  3226. Perfect timing. Was looking for something to watch and this dropped.
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  3227. I always enjoy Mark Felton's history episodes.
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  3228. The "tiger shark" is a suitable name for this underwater variant
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  3229. Thank you for an excellent tribute to our ally "Polska na zawsze!!"
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  3230. Thanks Never knew it had a name. Have a clipping from a Canadian newspaper dated Monday January 8 that reports the following. A company headquarters on the mass river, Holland, Jan. 8.-(AP)-The German bridgehead across the Maas river at Wanssum, 12 miles north of Venlo in Holland, was wiped out today by British infantry companies that rode 800 yards on Canadian tanks across open, snow-swept fields. The attack, made in the face of a heavy snowstorm that clogged the tanks’ periscopes and floated across rifle sights, eliminated the enemy threat to crack a wedge between British and Canadian forces holding the northern wing of the western front.
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  3231. What I like about Mark’s videos— they are Short, but Round in how they cover the subject matter
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  3232. Wow, what an experience Mark! Thanks for sharing it with us. Indeed, Rome is a fascinating place for history buffs. Quite amazing to see such old traditions still happening at the Vatican.
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  3233. The destroyer HMS Broadsword visited Charleston Naval Base on her way home from the Falkland's War. She took a well-placed bomb mid-ship, but it did not explode. Had it exploded, it probably would have sunk the ship. Killing and wounding about 18 men. Touchy business removing it - LOTS of welding. Very high morale among the crew. I'll never forget it.
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  3234. Congrats on the recent award! Greatest to ever do it!
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  3235. I'm thinking that given his rate of production, the good doctor isn't a fan of sleep. Both channels are absolute gems.
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  3236. This is a really great video. Love how Mark’s managed to mesh some warm dry humor with historical knowledge
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  3237. Thanks Doctor Felton for posting this video. You show great courage.
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  3238. Highly interesting... Never heard of this incident... That's my Felton productions are so unique.. He does not cover the stuff any amateur historian like me already knows.. He finds stuff that are rarely known. Thank you and a jolly good one again, Dr. Felton... Best regards from Heidelberg, Germany
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  3239. As someone really interested in this period of history, I love your videos Mark.
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  3240. Never heard this story, fascinating. Love the picture of that bomb at the end, imagine finding that in your Grandads loft! Thanks Mark, you never fail to inform and educate.
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  3241. Mark: Many thanks from a US history teacher in sunny California. Your research and delivery are an inspiration. Keep up the excellent work.
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  3242. IN A SEA OF GEOPOLITICAL CHAOS A Mark Felton video promises sublime analysis, order, refinement, insight and respect for the intelligence of the viewer, as he beautifully delivers much-needed details of previously neglected historical events and technology. This, and a good strong cup of coffee, well, this is as good as it gets.
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  3243. Dr Felton, your videos are always excellent and informative, thank you for your service to us in teaching us everything you know. A true fountain of knowledge
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  3244. Dr. Felton! It has been a while since I have left you a comment, but I would like you to know that I have not stopped watching, enjoying, and learning from your excellent content.
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  3245. My father and uncle were in this raid. My uncle, a lieutenant, was KIA at the age of 24. My father, a major, ended up as a guest of the Germans for 2 1/2 years until the war's end.
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  3246. Unknown history revealed to me. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  3247. Thank you for compiling this all into one video!
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  3248. It might be 1 am but that won’t stop me from watching this video.
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  3249. All Hail Larry, Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland!
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  3250. Mark felton is teaching me alot and faster than my school does, thank you mark.
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  3251. Dr. Felton with a great assist in kicking off the week with another great video.
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  3252. Thank you for the content Dr. Felton
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  3253. Another video that is equal parts enlightening and entertaining. You truly bring history to life. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  3254. I rode a dirt bike across Australia through the outback 2 months ago. When we reached a place called “Woomera” we got to see the remains of “Blue Streak” a British rocket that was launched in 1964 and not found until 1980. It was crazy to see all that titanium bolted and welded together from a million small components.
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  3255. Keep making videos I've been watching them for so long you've definitely made this year a whole lot better
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  3256. Interesting video. I've been a military history buff since high school, and I'm in my 50's. I've seen hundreds of TV and internet documentaries. I've never seen this subject touched. You are 100% correct about most people thinking the Germans were the only ones who had jets in WW2. I myself have always thought the allies didn't develop them until after the war, from seized German jet technology. And if I didn't know this I'm certain the average person doesn't either. Great content, liked and subbed!
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  3257. Dr Felton. I bow low in gratitude for dedicating another episode to Polish soldiers. Their sacrifice, honor and fight against a common enemy. Respect from viewers from Poland.
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  3258. Thank you Dr. Felton for all the great historical background that you have been showing on this. Its a valuable historical background that no one else has shown
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  3259. Mark Felton delivers once again.
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  3260. Mark Felton’s professionalism can’t be appreciated enough in times like these. Thank you for this video!
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  3261. Mr. Felton, you never disappoint. Thank you sir.
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  3262. I already know this is going to be good.
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  3263. This was of immense interest to me because it happened in the grounds of a property (since demolished) called Glenthorne House which had once belonged to my paternal great-grandparents. My grandfather was born there in July 1890. That particular pair of great-grandparents died in the 1930s so luckily never witnessed the destruction of their once beautiful city.
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  3264. Dear Dr. Felton, it is logical to use the weapons of other countries. The Germans did that a lot but I would never expected the Red Army did that because their own tanks were mass produced and reliable. I have never seen this before so another THANK YOU from The Netherlands!
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  3265. What a great day! Elsa passed with only alot of rain, I'm off work bingeing Dr. Mark Felton, and we get a new upload!!! A truely perfect day!
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  3266. I thought one of your lines was telling. The part of about a quarter of a million people in Linz happy to claim him at the time. I just got through watching ‘Judgement at Nuremberg’ and that line reminded me of everyone in that movie being quick to disassociate themselves with nazism as soon as they lost the war.
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  3267. Very interesting and sad, watching from Colchester. I've been next to that Parachute mine in the IWM London and it's an absolute monster. When you're left alone in the exhibition with just you staring at it; it is rather scary
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  3268. Love your channel. Curious, one of the things I love about your production is how crisp and tightly packed they are, so many channels seem to take twenty-five minutes to tell five minutes of story. Is there profit found in duration? I much prefer your professionally polished style.
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  3269. Mark, continuing the fascinating theme of European ethnic/political groups and factions choosing sides to fight on, may I suggest a video on exiled Spanish Republicans' service with the French Army from 1940 to service with the Free French 2nd Armored division in '44-45. Quite the journey considering they started in French internment camps and in 1944 led the 2nd into Paris. Great video and thanks for your sterling work illuminating the most obscure and interesting corners of WW2!
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  3270. As always, a fascinating tale of an unknown aspect of history and its profound influence on current events. Well done Mark!
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  3271. Feels like getting a mail from home when Mark uploads a video. Thank you.
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  3272. 3.2k views 12 mins after posting reflects how much we all appreciate your awesome content Dr Felton. Much love at 4.50am from downunder.
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  3273. Another worthwhile visit to Felton University! Cheers, Mark!
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  3274. Read an article about this once but never heard it mentioned anywhere else. Until now that is! Hats off Mark!
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  3275. History really does have a sense of humour sometimes doesn't it? Thank you Dr. Felton, I really needed the laughs this morning🤣
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  3276. Another great video by the great historian: Mark Felton
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  3277. I haven't even finished watching the video but I already know it's a superb one. You're a professional, Mark, and I've long been a fan of your work. Please keep going at it. 👍
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  3278. Love these videos Mark, so much so that I give them a thumbs up even before I’ve watched them
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  3279. I recently added an M1917 to my collection and its sturdiness is almost unreal. As I recall, it was designed to use a new caliber that was much higher pressure than .303 Brit and was made beefier to accommodate it. However, the British Army abandoned the idea when WWI happened and the US contractors reverted to common calibers to sell them for WWI. They are so overbuilt that I would not be surprised if they continued to work into the 2100s.
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  3280. Loving this mini series Mark, keep up the great work and efforts uploading these for us, 💯🇬🇧👋
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  3281. Important, relevant historical context. Thank you.
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  3282. Just when you think you know everything about WW2, Mark Felton drops a video and you have to backtrack in embarrassment! Luv your channel, it never disappoints! Stay safe, stay sane, be well
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  3283. Thank you for this. My father was a navigator in 300 Polish Bomber Squadron RAF, flying Wellingtons in 1941-3, having served in 1939 in reconnaissance in Poland, escaped via Romania, re-formed in France and escaped to Britain. In 1944 he was seconded to the US 9th Army Air Force flying B26 Marauders and later A26 Invaders. At the end of the War he stayed on with the RAF and became a British citizen. I am very proud of his medal collection from 4 different allied nations.
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  3284. Anyone wanting to learn more about Ireland during WW2 should pick up a copy of Robert Fisk’s thoroughly excellent “In Time of War - Ireland, Ulster, and the Price of Neutrality”. It describes this incident without naming the pilot. What Dr. Felton may not be aware of is that it turned out this pilot had actually taken part in a massive raid on Belfast and was able to provide a lot of intelligence to the Irish Military Authorities as a result. Thank you as always for your amazing content.
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  3285. This is exactly what I subscribed for: impeccable content!
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  3286. I have studied WW2 as a hobby since I was a teenager I have never heard of this plan But then I have never read about half the stuff you teach us about You Sir, are doing a remarkable job Thank you
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  3287. You have a stunning channel! You put an incredible amount of work and research into each video. Thank you.
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  3288. Fine work Dr. Felton…resurrection of a battle lost to time nearly 80 years ago. Fine work indeed, and thanks 🫡 from 🇺🇸
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  3289. It's content like this which makes youtube worth watching, keep it up Mark Felton.
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  3290. I missed the old documentaries from the 1990's History Channel, and later the Military channel...Mark Felton's docs are just as good as those (if not better!), and regularly includes content I've never heard about...Thanks again sir, and keep up the good work!
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  3291. Hey mark after 37 days we finished that call of war game you set up and my coalition was victorious :)
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  3292. I love these reasonably unknown stories from WW2.
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  3293. It should be noted that Poland did not in fact surrender as stated at 2:31. It was simply overrun and occupied by the Germans and Soviets. Otherwise, excellent information as always, Mark!
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  3294. I was telling a friend about the German invasion of Russia, and he paused my narration to ask, "How do you know all this?" I answered, "I read a lot." These days, I would add "... and watch Dr Mark Felton's videos."
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  3295. This is incredible... your work is both respectful and impartial, and that is a rare thing among YouTube historians
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  3296. Their was a MIG 17 or 15 not which one that was owned by a private collector. It was at the museum near Horseheads NY. I talked to the owner, and he said it was still flyable, this was a couple of years ago. Love your videos.
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  3297. One of the things I like the most with Marks videos is when you hear that music at the beginning you know shits about to get real!
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  3298. Couple of technical notes. Frýdek-Místek lies directly on the Moravia-Silesia border. Frýdek is in Silesia, Místek in Moravia. The correct name of the barracks would be Čajánek Barracks. Čajánkovy kasárna is a genitiv.
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  3299. Thanks for all your hard work to bring these interesting topics to light, Dr. Felton!
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  3300. I only found your videos 2 weeks ago but I have to admit, I look forward to new ones you create more than anything. Always quality.
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  3301. Definitely an interesting topic, thank you for covering it mark!
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  3302. If Mark Felton would've been my teacher at school I wouldn't have such a hard life I reckon. Mark thankyou.
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  3303. In April 2000 I attended the 58th Doolittle Raiders Reunion at Hill Air Force Base. I was able to personally meet Raiders Chase Nielsen and Robert Hite, and see all those in attendance. I still have the autographs of Nielsen and Hite on a B25 postcard I bought at the Hill Aerospace museum. What a privilege it was to meet them! In fact, I just toured the Hill AFB Aerospace museum again this week, where an actual B25 is on display, along with the story of the Doolittle Raid. Thanks Mark! I lived in Taiwan and that history of the betrayal of the Chinese Nationalist by "general" marshsll and the oss/cia is shameful, but this daring Chinese "Doolittle" type raid is simply a great story! Thank you for telling it! Mark Felton is The Man!
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  3304. Watching while on my lunch break, Never Stop Learning!
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  3305. I remember that movie with Michael Caine and Donald Sutherland - my two most favorite actors.
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  3306. I have to laugh at the dramatic music with videos of the cat prowling around.
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  3307. The capture of Axis power leaders is always a fascinating subject, thanks again Dr Felton
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  3308. Another fascinating and well put together video. You produce excellent content about aircraft.
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  3309. thank you for your work Dr Felton!
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  3310. I am always so impressed with the research and accompanying footage Dr.Felton brings together. This is such great history and so glad to see it get 'on the record'.
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  3311. Dr. Felton is too damn smart for my own good. 😊
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  3312. Good one This not the first time British armed and use Japanese army in postwar era, they did it in Singapore also Mark keep up the good work
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  3313. Just the huge archive of unseen footage from ww2 is extremely impressive. And makes me appreciate the work Dr.felton put in even more
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  3314. Dr Mark Felton coming with a banger after banger 🙌🏼
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  3315. I love the videos, Mark. I like your unbiased telling of the 2nd world war. Although, for me here in the US this video came out at 3AM
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  3316. I never cease to be impressed by your work Mark. Until this exceptional piece, I have often found it difficult to choose what I believe is your magnum opus - but this one wins hands down. In a world where spin and ideology matter more then facts, your work stands out as text book examples of impartial and fact based research. Coupled with your natural gift as a spell binding storyteller it makes for riveting viewing. This one is just superb. Thank you.
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  3317. Well done, Mark. This kind of quality and length is great for quick references for further study.
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  3318. Helicopters in the form of R4 Hoverfly were first delivered to England in January 1945 aboard the aircraft carrier HMS Thane. En-route the Thane was hit by an acoustic torpedo from U1172 blowing her stern off and disabling her on a Saturday night in the Irish Sea, just hours away from her destination in Liverpool. The surviving shipment was taken to Speke airport were the machines were assembled and test flown by, among others Eric Winkle Brown.
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  3319. Very interesting! And so well produced and told: 100% focus on the history without disturbing effects and dramatization as you see on certain TV-channels... - Thanks!
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  3320. We are losing our direct connection to the greatest generation, my step-grandfather was an anti-aircraft gunner, he was a kind sweet gentle humble man, I miss him dearly. I grew up hearing heroric stories, brave actions, and tales of valor all from a generation of people who owed me nothing, but to whom I owe everything.
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  3321. Im almost 60 amd have to say Mark is by far the best modern day historian today
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  3322. 6:10 "...And none fancied a free holiday to Siberia." 😅 Dr Felton, your wry humor is frosting on the cake of your magnificent research and story-telling. Thank you so much for your channel, and Best Wishes from Kentucky USA!
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  3323. Thank you for another great piece of historical content Dr. Felton!
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  3324. I really appreciate that you've made this video. This and many other stories about our resistaince in 1938 and 39 are not well known even here in Czech Republic, so it's really nice to see that someone has interest in that in other parts of the world.
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  3325. Very very well put together Mark. Grim but essential knowledge, freedom at stake.
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  3326. Dear Mark, you have a great 'documentary' voice and I am surprised that you have not been offered contracts from some main stream television companies. Thank you for your channel and the videos you produce they are excellent.
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  3327. And my day is complete as I see the Dr Felton upload 😃
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  3328. Many thanks Dr. Felton for bringing forgotten history to life. A unique opportunity to reveal these items to a wider public.
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  3329. I never post but I would like to say thank you for all the research on your war stories. They provide me a very calming voice that quells my anxiety, and at the same time I'm learning more than I ever did in school. Thank you, Mark.
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  3330. Another very interesting and researched video. I once saw one of the golden presentation pistols at the Great Western Show in Pomona, California. It was accompanied by a typed sheet with letterhead. It was from a German manufacturer stating the serial number matched a pistol presented to Himmler on his visit to the factory. I cannot recall the type or manufacturer. But it was an interesting piece of war booty history!
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  3331. Mark, love the history and especially love your occasional condescending remarks. That Liberace line had me rolling.
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  3332. Forgotten history brought to life in the usual excellent way 👌
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  3333. 5:01 fun fact, the building stands to this day and is now part of a complex for the national broadcasting service for Berlin and Brandenburg, the RBB.
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  3334. I was just about to sleep. Damn you, Mark Felton!
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  3335. Just another informative and well done video. I haven't seen a boring one in the couple years I've been suscribed. Don´t need to say "Keep up the good work" because you always do. Thanks for your dedication, professor Felton.
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  3336. I SWEAR TO GOD I WAITED MONTHS FOR THIS. THANK YOU DR FELTON YOU'RE A LEGEND.
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  3337. Thank you very much is someone talking about Polish soldiers fighting for second war. Respect
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  3338. I'm glad I got this in my recommended list. It's weirdly rare these day to find a historian who talks about the war ánd also understands military logic. You've earned a new subscriber.
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  3339. That’s unbelievable content you are putting here on YouTube on!Continue the Great work and be blessed!!!
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  3340. I was stationed at Ferris Barracks from 1976 to 1979. Cobra King sat in front of the post Headquarters building all the while I was there. I was in 1st BN/35th Armor and our mechanics actually got it in running condition. It took part in at least two parades by circling the parade grounds under its own power. By coincidence I had also been stationed at Rose Barracks, near Vilseck Germany. for 3 years prior to being stationed in Erlangen. I have several pictures of this historic tank.
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  3341. The .303 and 30-06 rounds “ain’t” no joke. Some people have to realize that both are significantly more powerful than the rounds from either of the AK -47 or AR-15 platforms.
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  3342. When you need to learn more..dr Felton is your teacher!
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  3343. Great video Sir. These Ukraine war videos are almost real time breakdowns of events. Well done.
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  3344. I broke my leg last week and just resting. Seeing this notification made my day! Thanks for all you do I look forward to this one
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  3345. Lovely Christmas Special Doc! And Merry Christmas to everyone!
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  3346. Great video. A friend served with the US Special Forces in Afghanistan and he shared stories of their horses and mules. He never thought his experience in New Mexico hunting on horseback would ever be of use in a modern war.
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  3347. Norway, indeed. My uncle (RCAF, attached to the RAF) was a crewmember of a Halifax bomber that was shot down over Norway. The plane crashed into a lake, but was eventually recovered in the 1960s. There had been many witnesses to the crash, which greatly helped in its eventual recovery.
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  3348. The historical voice of youtube is back. And what better way than to teach me about something else Ive never heard of.
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  3349. I am long-time member and former docent at Planes of Fame. I live less than half an hour's drive from the museum and visit several times a year. Yes, l know how fortunate I am. Well done, Doctor Felton.
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  3350. Be aware that an F-14 will only be able to reach max speed in a clean condition. In a useful combat configuration with missiles and fuel tanks, it'll be no faster and indeed probably slower than an F-35, which can carry a stealth optimised weapon load internally.
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  3351. Every single video content Dr Felton puts on here is of best quality and very factual
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  3352. Mark Felton videos are priceless
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  3353. There is more gold in Mark Felton's 8 to 9 minutes than in 8 to 9 hours of Discovery. Thanks, Mark Felton.
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  3354. Wow, how cool! Once again, a lot of research shedding light on an obscure part of the Second World War. Thanks, Dr. Felton, that was fun to see and learn.
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  3355. It never fails to amaze me with the wonderful facts that you bring to our attention
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  3356. Absolutely fantastic mark, a great piece of history that I found giving me a tear in my eye, a braver woman than I had ever imagined. How old age is curse on mankind and how bright she shone for us all. WELL DONE MARK
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  3357. The man , the myth, the legend 🙌 So legendary that your intro has become a meme! We Salute you Mark Felton. Thank you. The content you have created and distributed over many years really is a masterclass and such a informative, well presented insight into history. Keep up the brilliant work!
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  3358. I live in US sate Georgia. Last year I passed several flatbeds headed south on Interstate 75 carrying 3 of these each. Guns must be heavy because they could have fit more. Tires were flat and the cannons needed new paint but otherwise looked in good shape.
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  3359. Kids stop what you're doing STOP EATING!!! Mark Felton uploaded a new video ... quick !!!
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  3360. Even before the iconic intro music I leave a like button because Mark has never made a bad video! Thanks again :-)
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  3361. Keep up the great work, Dr. Felton & team!!
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  3362. Full of wit and double entendre, I love it!!! Thanks for the entertaining yet still educational episode👏👏👏
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  3363. It's certainly not forgotten here in Poland. Thank you for the film.
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  3364. Hey Mark keep the great content coming, absolutely love you videos.
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  3365. Outstanding I read the wrong history books when I was young. Thanks Mark.
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  3366. FIRST for the quality content!
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  3367. I never really cared about history too much until I found this channel. I’m obsessed with all this content on your channel! They should play 1 video a day in schools in my opinion.
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  3368. I love seeing these Polish focused videos, it's always nice to share them with my Polish work collegue :) Thank you Dr Felton!
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  3369. OK, 3 degrees of separation here. Growing up, my best friend who's last name was Hanakow, told me of his German born great aunt. In the late sixties she had shown him her Iron Cross! She told him she won it for manning a flack battery!!! Pardon my exuberance. Having some documented historical evidence to back up this here-to-fore apocryphal tale from my youth is PRICELESS to me! Thank you so very much Dr. Felton for profoundly validating my passion for history. Respectfully yours!:-) 🙏 🖖
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  3370. I enjoy ur work very much mark keep it up
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  3371. Me and my family got to stay in Speer's studio - the Evergreen Lodge - back in the early 80s. We were booked into the General Walker Hotel just up the road but there was a mix-up and our room was not ready. For the night, the hotel management put us in the Evergreen Lodge. As a WWII history buff, I understood who the building used to belong to, and who one of its biggest visitors was, but alas, I didn't have any opportunity to explore. We had a young baby and needed to get settled into the General Walker as soon as possible, so in the morning we packed up quickly and drove off up the hill to the hotel. I always regretted not 'poking around' more inside that building.
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  3372. All I can say is wow. I was unaware of this unit and I thought I knew of all axis type groups attached to the Wermacht. Another brilliant gem brought to us by mark.
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  3373. glad to hear your a "jones" fan. all of us who study and indeed dig for history are fans
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  3374. GI Joe, Black Widow and Queen of Burma in WWII, Cher Ami and The Mocker in WWI were just a few of the many pigeons credited with saving hundreds of lives during the World Wars.
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  3375. The TU-22M is a very impressive aircraft, particularly when you are being overflown by several at very low (just above masthead height) altitude. I have video that I shot in the Black Sea in 1986 of exactly that, Backfire Bomber loaded with cruise missiles overflying my ship. I think the Soviets wanted to make a point, that we (USS Caron and USS Yorktown) were not welcome to transit near the Crimean Peninsula. It's very possible that some of the planes that flew over us were some of those Ukraine gave up. Another excellent production sir. I knew about the Backfires but not about the Blackjacks. I had thought that the Soviets had all of those stationed further north and in the eastern part of Siberia, and had no idea of the number of aircraft.
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  3376. Little known fact that one Battalion of the Russian Liberation Army (Ost Bataillon 643) was actually stationed on the island of Jersey in the Channel Islands, guarding the northern section of the island for an invasion that never came.
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  3377. I started my career as an junior export sales rep with a UK toy manufacturer up north in 1993. My tutor was an elderly gentleman Mr Wright. Every year we would attend the Nuremberg Toy Fair and he would be visiting the finest restaurants in town with his guide. Once looking for a particular place, he asked directions and a Nuremberg man said: I see you are not familiar with the town. He had to bite his tongue. I later learned he was a tailgunner in a Lancaster bomber who had bombed Nuremberg. He never spoke of it. I asked him if it was true and what he flew. He just said ‘Lancaster’. Mr Wright loved Nuremberg. God bless him.
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  3378. The rounds were so big they need a crane to load into the tank
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  3379. I never knew this and it's very interesting. Wow Its so fascinating.
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  3380. What a legend Mark is! Plus I love this chapter of British history
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  3381. I'm glad that people like you exist Mark. Dedication to the truth is important.
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  3382. I always enjoy a great history lesson from Mark Felton
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  3383. Yay! A new Mark Felton Production. It is a good day. I enjoy WW2 history and Mark does it so well.
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  3384. You have done more for me than two semesters of community college history courses Sir! 🙏🏾
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  3385. Best feeling opening phone, and seeing a new felton video!
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  3386. This is why Mark Felton is my favourite channel. You learn something new each time that intro music strike up. Rommel what a man.
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  3387. Enthralling stuff! Those 24 minutes flew by.
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  3388. The small town mentioned here is East Patchogue, in Suffolk County on Long Island, NY.
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  3389. Got here in the first 15 minutes! Finally get to learn something im interested about after not learning anything from my laptop in online school from 8am-2pm😒
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  3390. Thanks for chiming in Mark. Amateur American historians like me, adore you.
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  3391. Born and raised in NYC here; 20 years removed. The Queens Borough neighborhood of Woodside was made possible by the landfill from the Empire State Building's foundation; it is a less than desirable neighborhood due to all the shifting and settling of the land. Have driven the FDR drive numerous times to avoid the Triboro (RFK) toll heading to New Jersey; same settling of landfill plus you needed both hands on the wheel because the road would 'shift' the position of your vehicle for you. Flash fwd to today, we ship our rubble to China.
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  3392. Clearly Mark Felton doesn't sleep...I suspect he time travels to capture even more amazing footage and put together yet another awesome documentary piece for us.
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  3393. The inclusion of birdsong and ambient audio filmed at the sites was a nice touch. Thank you for your work, sir.
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  3394. Really bringing history to life!
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  3395. Absolute unsung heroes
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  3396. Reading up on the aftermath, the Yanks got proper salty when The Daily Mirror reported it Nuked the US.
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  3397. I'm really enjoying the neutral history surrounding a current major conflict!
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  3398. Another great episode Dr Felton thank you! Appreciate the amount of research you put into them and the myths you debunk in the process - 80 years later and the rumors are still persistent!
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  3399. 3:27 My dad was with the 5th Air Force stationed on the little island of Le Shima when Ernie Pyle was killed there in the last days of the war in the Pacific. One of the few things he told me about his time in the war.
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  3400. I've NEVER heard of this before. Well Done!
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  3401. Congratulations, Dr. Felton. You outdo yourself every day!
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  3402. Great 2nd episode Mark! I never knew about these discrepancies with the supposed body of Eva Braun. Can’t wait for the 3rd presentation covering Hitler’s remains!
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  3403. What a great Churchill impression!
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  3404. Just what I needed in this boring lockdown morning at home! Thank you Mark! Greetings from Guatemala.
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  3405. As always the best History Channel on TV or on YouTube or anywhere for that matter Mark Felton
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  3406. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  3407. Very good. Very very good. And that’s coming from the most ww2 obsessed boy you would probably ever meet
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  3408. Even the coronavirus can't make the Felton s commandos into a lockdown. His knowledge will always be victorious. Honni soi qy mal y pense!!
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  3409. The Churchill comment at the end is the best! Nice touch👍
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  3410. Awesome, I moved to Austria about 4 years ago and drove past the castle by accident on the way to Obertauern skiing and instantly recognised it as where eagles dare was one of my favourite films growing up. I soon returned and had a good tour of the castle! Ebensee and Feuerkogel are familiar names now too. I still think of the film when out in the mountains bivouacking in winter.
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  3411. Sunday morning in NZ and a new video from Dr Felton. Bliss! ☕
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  3412. Utterly unique entertainer, and a damn courageous woman, good job, Mark.
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  3413. Finally, I was wondering when Dr. Felton was going to make a video on her! As an American, I will say from everything I've read and heard Dietrich got wild cheers at most public events she attended even several years after the war.
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  3414. I'm a retired US Air Force officer. My second duty station was Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, named after ace balloon-buster and Arizona native son Frank Luke Jr.
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  3415. I visited the Mauthausen concentration camp in 2013. It was an experience I will never forget. Now that I know the brave story of Captain Pavlik it carries even more meaning with me. Thank you for shedding light on this forgotten chapter of history.
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  3416. This is one of the best channels on Youtube, since I learn something new everyday! Many thanks, Dr. Felton! Best wishes from Dublin, Ireland ☘
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  3417. I live in Tucson Az and observed the Ukrainian AN-124's deliver the helicopters to DM AFB in the weeks before the war. Since the US is now providing heavy artillery to Ukraine, I can't see holding back helicopters. However there's always a steady stream of C-17's in and out of DM AFB, so it's hard to tell if special cargoes are leaving related to Ukraine unless they used outstanding aircraft such as Ukrainians AN-124's to extract them.
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  3418. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time
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  3419. Reading the title, the song burning bridges from kelly's heroes starts playing in my head.
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  3420. Joachim Von Ribbentropp visited a great country house called Mount Stewart (which is near where I live) in 1936. He landed at a local airfield with his SS bodyguards. Churchill also visited Mount Stewart in later years.
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  3421. Your channel is gold 💯
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  3422. After being deposed, King Farouk (Egypt) lamented "Soon there will only be five Kings left; Spades, Diamonds, Clubs, Hearts, and England!"
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  3423. I got rid of my TV and now use the net to see stuff. Your show while short is still far better then any TV I have seen in the last 30 years. The number of ads on TV make it not worth watching. This show if under a TV directors command would have had so many silly things in it. You put on a very good show
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  3424. Incredible Dr. Felton! You're doing the world and future generations a great favor.
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  3425. Another often overlooked ww2 battle. Thanks Mark.
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  3426. Perfect timing! I just finished making a cup of tea. Cheers, Dr Felton.
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  3427. This is am important story to be told. Thank you, Mr. Felton...
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  3428. Thanks for giving the fallen back their humanity, you are a great historian!
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  3429. Hi Mark and greetings from Australia. I work in aged care and have had the pleasure of looking after and gentleman who served with the 21st indpendent parashoot company. he would happily talk with me about his time from 1942 till 1945 with the company. he mentioned how the 21st were the first to adopt and trail night drops. he would comment that Major John Lander was an exelent charasmatic leader and enjoyed the times serving under him in the early days. He was trained as a radio operator and was mostly with 2nd or 3rd platoon jumping from Italy, france (not D day), Holland (yes the bridge too far) and finnally Norway. He loved his time in Norway and stated the people there were by far the nicest he had ever come by and would make funny comments wishing "Aussies" were norwegian. He was a proud and lovely man that was always happy to share his experience. i always made sure he was happy to talk about the details of his service and he enjoyed having somene to talk about his adventure so late in his life
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  3430. Seeing this video brought a huge smile on my face, thank you for covering little Finland!
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  3431. Always gotta be early on Mark’s videos. They’re the best!
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  3432. I visited Mr Todt's grave on Invalidenfriedhof in Berlin this summer. While there, I pondered the strange circumstances of his death. Therefore, thank you, Mr Felton for this and all those other videos this year. And a happy 2024 in advance!
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  3433. My lunchtime history lesson. Thank you, Mark!
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  3434. Dr. Felton never disappoints
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  3435. When I was in the U.S. Army my company did a trip to the ubersalzberg it was quite fascinating. The Gen. Walker Hotel (Platterhof) was really very nice. I don't understand why it was demolished.
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  3436. My sister in laws Dad Frank was at Arnhem with the free Polish and ended up in a German POW camp. After the war he settled n the UK in Etwall, Derbyshire and married my sisters mum. He died a few years back and lies in the local churchyard. May he rest in peace forever in the land he helped keep free.
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  3437. I've never heard about this, I've been learning about WW2 for years and I've never seen anything like this! Thanks for sharing!
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  3438. Thanks for doing this Dr. Felton Cant wait to download at lunch and listen to it podcast style at work.
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  3439. You're going ham with the content lately Mark. I love it.
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  3440. I don't think WW2 will ever not be interesting. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  3441. My uncle Eilert landed on Utah Beach. The only thing he ever said about it was that a bullet passed so close to his ear he felt it!
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  3442. I was born on the west coast of Florida, and I remember seeing a U-boat that washed ashore. Pretty wild.
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  3443. Just got your book "The Coolie Generals." Ripping read so far. The funny thing is I keep hearing your writing in your voice. (not a bad thing, but kinda funny)
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  3444. Stil a beauty the Tomcat, thank you for yet another great episode Mark!
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  3445. New video uploaded 32 seconds ago - never clicked so fast for a new video. Keep up the good work Mark, thank you.
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  3446. Getting a notification that Mark has made another one has become one of the highlights of my week. Thanks Mark.
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  3447. Thank you Dr.Felton. Always a pleasure watching your great historical videos.
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  3448. As a lorry driver going daily into Croydon I can confirm the Purley Way is indeed a well built road that everyday bares the strains of Kants Ulez non moving traffic jams stacked up on said road so these helmets could well be taking the strain to this day? My grandparents and great grandparents all born and bread in Croydon, my grandfather working at the airport until the opening of Gatwick I have never heard this story before. Great content as always 👍🏻👌🏻
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  3449. A pleasant and yet informative diversion from your usual material. Thanks! Like many others I grew up with this suspenseful movie.
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  3450. another great vid mark interesting to hear about the boy's lives afterward
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  3451. Sometimes you have to get the reich equipment for the job.
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  3452. Mark, as a young guy who loves history, I gotta say that your videos really stand out among the rest. Your attention to details and the stories you tell teach me so much that I never knew I needed to know. Thank you for being so knowledgeable and sharing it with the rest of us.
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  3453. An ingenious system that improved both Allied logistics and morale. One that I was unaware of until now. Thanks Dr Felton for another great video.
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  3454. Camp Taji had a great collection of captured armor and artillery. There were 25pounders, WW2 US 155MM. Only WW2 vehicle I remember seeing was a decrepit M8 Greyhound.
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  3455. Thank you for sharing the research you did on this fascinating event Dr. Felton. Love your longer form/series style videos, learning things that aren’t commonly taught even among those who look deeper into the history of the Second World War.
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  3456. Best channel there is. Mr Felton is an absolutely amazing orator and historian.
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  3457. I get so many brownie points with friends and acquaintances who enjoy learning about WW2 history and haven't seen any of Marks content. Thanks, Mark!
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  3458. FUN FACT: the Dutch Marine Corps now also uses mules, for obvious reasons.
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  3459. Mark Felton’s you tube videos is one of the few channels that you can confidently give a thumbs up …. Every time……. BEFORE watching his video …… 👍
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  3460. The sound effect at 0:37 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dr. Felton, you, Sir, are a legend for that 🏆
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  3461. What a story! Never heard of this before. Dr. Felton surprised me again. I appreciate Dr. Felton's effort to pronounce German names and words correctly.
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  3462. Dr. Felton, Your video clips corresponding with your narration is one of a kind experience to the story
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  3463. My grandad served Baghdad in ww1 after he survived Gallipoli.
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  3464. Another great video Dr Felton! Thank you!
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  3465. This is history told the way I like it. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  3466. Did research for a history assignment for a topic of my choice related to WW2 back in high school and i found out about this mini invasion prior to D-Day. My history teacher is an avid history buff obviously, but didn’t know about this and was surprised when she read my paper. She even told me during my final year that she includes this in her WW2 lessons and gets some respect/attention from the boys lol.
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  3467. Ohhh yehhh happy Monday
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  3468. All US airbases have a RAF Officer as Station Commander who works closely with the US Commander. I'm ex RAF and my neighbour was a former Station Commander at RAF Alconbury in Cambridgeshire
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  3469. I can not say how many of these topics I have never heard of. Keep up the great work!!!
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  3470. When I was in the Army and stationed in Mannheim Germany. The barracks I lived in were Luftwaffe barracks. The road leading into the training area was originally the air strip for Luftwaffe planes. Even the air hangers the Luftwaffe used were still there in 1992.
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  3471. Learning about the war has always brought up nostalgia from the days I watched it with my dad when I was younger, I’m glad there are creators on YouTube not afraid to show the real history like you do, it really helps young people like me learn about the wars, thank you and keep up the good work!
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  3472. Thank you, thank you, thank you Dr. Felton. Canadians were there but Hollywood rewrites history.
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  3473. I still find it amazing how Mark can find these stories, hunt down video footage, and make a video about stories we (well me really) have never heard of! I must take ages to do all this. Great work Mark..
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  3474. My best friend's grandfather was part of the battalion, sadly we never asked him about his experience in Korea.
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  3475. The Polish army in the west is maybe the biggest act of heroism of the whole war. Only embarking on this journey makes them first rate heros. What they pulled-of at the end is nothing short of a miracle, to be betrayed by post war politicians. Thanks for remembering us. We should NEVER forget these men.
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  3476. Absolutely shocking what happened to them after the war! Great video Mark 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  3477. Dr. Felton, I always learn something on your channel. Your series on Martin Bormann's escape (?) was absolutely enthralling. I didn't know anything about this gentleman, Naumann. Thank you.
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  3478. I'm a simple man. Mark uploads I watch
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  3479. 80 years ago! It's surprising that so many are still in one piece and in restorable condition. Good video, well researched Dr Felton!
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  3480. Great content Mark. Always a must watch
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  3481. I don't know how you do it Herr Doktor Felton, but you consistently consistently bring the goods, and you do it without waggling your fingers about or bending spoons. Much respect.
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  3482. Mr. Felton does for History what Carl Sagen did for Cosmology...
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  3483. Thank you Professor Felton!!!! Been patiently waiting for your next release. Well done sir!!
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  3484. Finally, one of my long time requested episodes, my grandmother and her sister greeted the king every morning on their way to school during the war - they told me this story when i was a kid.
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  3485. Ahh, time for my lunch date with Mark Felton.
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  3486. Dr Mark Felton always comes out with an unknown subject about WWII, we learn a lot
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  3487. I would like to see a lot more on the entire region. Especially Ukraine. Your work is top notch, in it's detail, Mark. 💛
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  3488. Mark Felton precision. Best war content on YouTube.
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  3489. I read the title summary, and clicked 'like' before the music ended. None can condemn me.
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  3490. What a great Christmas gift: another Mark Felton video. Thank you for the incredible content!
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  3491. History Channel: We will watch your career with great interest.
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  3492. I used to work at gun store and range. We had a very wealthy customer who would receive high end shotguns like Holland and Holland. One month he bought shotguns from Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone. It's just bizarre holding a shotgun that costs more than my house. Personally, I think the British Greener system has the best lockup.
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  3493. These new war current event update videos are EASILY worthy of a new, dedicated channel! Regardless, fantastic work.
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  3494. In 1961, as a thirteen year old I remember the public "uproar" at the presence of the Bundeswehr panzer troops on exercise in South West Wales. It was a bit of a shock for many adults including my father who fought in WW2 in the Warsaw Uprising and in Polish 1st Armored in North western Germany.
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  3495. Fun fact The US Marines maintain, at Mountain Warfare Training Center, Bridgeport, CA (MWTC) a mule packing and handling course as part of their training for mountains and cold weather combat. YT has a few videos on this training
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  3496. 2:42 Nice! Jadwiga Piłsudska here as an example of women ATA pilot, you can still spot a "Poland" badge on her arm.
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  3497. Me and my family were housed out in a small German town when I was with the Army in 1994. I once went to visit my landlord who had a 500 year old farmhouse. On the third floor a portrait of Adolf Hitler was placed on a prominent wall, it probably had been there for 60 years. I didn't say anything, my landlord otherwise was a nice guy and it wasn't my job to enforce German Laws on this kind of thing.
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  3498. Fantastic, eye opening stuff as usual. Much appreciate your work in illuminating the darker corners of the war years.
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  3499. Finally! This series has been better than most Hollywood movies! I'd love to see more like them. Thanks for the hard work!
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  3500. I am 73. In 1966 I joined the Parachute Regiment as a 15 yo boy soldier. there were still enough war time soldiers about for us to learn from them first hand. Now even my era of soldiering is begining to get thin on the ground. It was a pleasure to know and even serve beside some of these guys.
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  3501. Dr. Felton makes video about Band beach. Me: "Ah dang that's cool, can't imagine there being anything cooler than a forgotten landing zone!" Dr. Felton makes video about an earlier, actually used landing operation Me: "... damn."
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  3502. Another great history lesson, thank you Mark!
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  3503. I watching this at my gym while I am working out. Thanks Mark for keeping my mind busy while I am doing my workouts.
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  3504. You are the master at finding new stories about WW2. Thank you.
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  3505. I enjoy military history, the big events are well covered but Mark finds all the interesting lesser known events, love this channel.
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  3506. What a nice way to finish a weekend
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  3507. Another fine video. Well researched. Accurate. What an audacious and resourceful pilot.That aircraft had current German airborne radar technology so it was a windfall for the British. Well done Doc!
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  3508. Cold and rainy day here too in San Diego. What a nice treat to have such a long video to watch from Mark. You are simply an amazing journalist, reporter, documenter, historian.... I am not really sure the word to combine them all but I always look forward to your work. I grew up with my grandparents and grandpa was a wwII soldier. I have learned so much from Mark's work than any other source of wwII, and I just wish I was able to talk to grandpa about how amazing he was to just survive it. I never got to hear very much from him about his experience, but I grew fascinated by wwII and have learned so much. Thanks again.
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  3509. greetings from Yugoslavia ! 🇲🇰
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  3510. My intended comment was hijacked when Prof Felton mentioned my town, Boise, Id! John Sterling had/has a very large nursery/landscape operation that has been quite successful as Boise has grown to over 1milion population as Idaho's major population center! My step father served in the Burma/India theater, rising to the rank of Major in the combat engineers branch of the Army. He made friends with the locals of the area, even naming his beloved dog after one particular friend! Thanks, Dr Felton! This post was especially meaningful to me as a 69yr old resident of Boise since 1961! You're the British version of Ken Burns!
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  3511. Very familiar with Errol airfield but knew nothing of this part of it's history. Errol itself is a picturesque village about 5 miles south of the city of Dundee (worth a visit as is among other things the home of RSS Discovery having been built there in 1900/01 and subsequently carrying Scott and Shackleton on Antarctic expiditions). The airfield these days is used as a venue for among other things a busy Sunday market and various auctions including classic cars every 3 months. Who would have guessed the Soviets had a base here during WW2 though!
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  3512. You’re the greatest historian who’s ever lived Dr. Felton!!!!!
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  3513. Once again, another fascinating story about Germany and the war. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  3514. Always a treat to see a new perspective on history. Mark, another great video!
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  3515. Looking forward to this one. Loved the Halloween special last year!
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  3516. Hats off again Mark, my 10 Yr old is a fan now, great use of limited visuals too👍🇮🇪
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  3517. Happiness is...a new Mark Felton video!
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  3518. Waking up early on sunday bc your phone notifies a mark felton vids is pricless (im from Barcelona)
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  3519. As a Colmar inhabitant, I can just say: Merci 🙂
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  3520. My dad who was only 17 years old at the time joined the Danish resistance movement after my grandfather who was a policeman was taken by the Germans and sent to the Buchenwalde and Neuengamme camps in Germany along with the rest of the Danish police.
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  3521. The proclivity toward being a barrack room lawyer in this regiment must have been off the chart !
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  3522. Served in one of the last M101A1 Battalions in the active Army from 79-81 (2-10 FA). Loved it in Direct Fire!
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  3523. After WWII, former AVG pilot Robert Prescott cofounded the National Skyway Freight Corporation, where it operated as an air cargo freight service based in Los Angeles. The company was renamed Flying Tiger Line in 1947 and continued to provide services for both commercial clients and US government agencies until it was acquired by Federal Express in the late 1980s after suffering several years of profit losses prior to that. In the early 1960s, Prescott and a partner bought out a local Italian restaurant that they frequented in the Los Angeles area and renamed it The Hungry Tiger. That venture expanded to a chain of restaurants in the Southern California area and seafood comprised the bulk of the menu. Despite a change in management, lack of financial resources, combined with stiff competition from other restaurant chains, forced the closure of a number of less profitable outlets until the The Hungry Tiger chain was bought out in the mid-1980s by a large conglomerate based in New York. This move still wasn't enough to save the chain, and The Hungry Tiger met its demise sometime in the late 1980s. Once again, Thank You Dr. Felton for your tireless research and outstanding presentation of one of the most fabled names from World War II.
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  3524. Very interesting video once again Mark. I myself just started working for Museum Huis Doorn in the netherlands. The last residence of the last german emperor Wilhelm II. Perhaps a video on the nazi key figures that visited the emperor there would be cool? Loving the content notheless.
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  3525. Another nugget of history brought forth! Thank you Dr Felton for your video, a lot of the history you present would otherwise be stuck in the back of some book that most folks don’t have access to! Hope someone finds grandpas war trophies and brings some out to be seen again!
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  3526. I really learn a lot from you Dr Felton. I appreciate the free education! This was a great piece!!
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  3527. Great listening to pt-2. Waiting for pt-3. This story is all new to me. Quite fascinating.
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  3528. Mark, you have made some great and memorable videos over the years. I hope you and your family have a great Christmas, and I'm sure we will get some great content next year. Thanks for the videos!
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  3529. 12 seconds since video release and I’m already tuning in to see what Dr. Felton has brought us today
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  3530. Here before Mark reaches 1M Subs!
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  3531. I've been fascinated by this tale since I read about it in the a children's book of supernatural stories when I was a kid, and my favourite YouTuber makes a video about it! Well, you've made my Halloween, Dr Felton! Thanks.
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  3532. Another fascinating story about the Bulge! Thanks Mark for sharing your video
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  3533. Appreciate your work Doctor! Interesting to hear about Polish role in WW2.
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  3534. Kosacki should have been knighted by King George. I’m sure the letter was nice, but it hardly does the man justice.
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  3535. I concur with Dr. Felton's analysis. As a rationalist I tend to take a skeptical view of most conspiracy theories which I enjoy studying. As usual, there is no actual evidence of foul play, and no shortage of actual evidence that all points towards the conclusion of death by accident due most likely to human error. This is a very solid examination of the facts of the case. Well done. (Edit: Typo)
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  3536. Another certified hood classic
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  3537. The Village guards of Nagaland, India still uses the Enfield bolt action rifle.
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  3538. Thank you for this little peek into your personal history
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  3539. I love ur videos so much, they are 100 times more worthy than school history lessons!!👍👍
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  3540. Ha ha me too..! 👍😆
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  3541. This is the only d-day related vid that I found in my subscriptions...
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  3542. I grew up near a WW2 airfield and I was fascinated by the history of it and would ride on the former runways on my bike. I would listen to endless stories from the elder people in my village who were there when the airfield was operating. Sadly built over now but some of the hangers are still there
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  3543. The EWS Emergency Water Supply were used as a water source for the fire brigade, particularly as the water mains were liable to be fractured due to the bombing. I was born in 1943 and grew up in post-war London where these EWS signs were once very common. Frequently the basement area of bombed buildings were used as a water reservoir. Unfortunately they sometimes provided a grisly end to stray dogs and drunks!
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  3544. Merry Christmas, Dr. Felton!
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  3545. I didnt know anything about these temples - although I live in austria and I am very interested in WW2 history. Thank you for filling this gap!
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  3546. Wow, revelatory to me. Unknown History, Properly Packaged and Professionally Presented.
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  3547. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for giving us yet another fascinating, hidden storry about WWII.
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  3548. Mark is really scraping the bottom of the barrel/lake this time.
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  3549. Great narrations and lessons in history!! As one person said it in a previous post not long ago, you most definitely have a voice for the industry!
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  3550. Wonderful presentation - Battle of the Atlantic was fought by many and needs to be remembered. Cheers and stay safe
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  3551. I knew I recognized Mark from somewhere....the history channel back when they actually showed History circa 2000s.
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  3552. Best Historian and Author on WW2 History!
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  3553. I've learned more from this channel & other YT channels than ALL school years!😉This is BEST WW2 channel on YT!
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  3554. Dr. Felton's knowledge is seemingly limitless. He is a treasure of our time.
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  3555. A couple of years ago I was in the Oakland, CA police department property vault. They had more German, Italian and Japanese rifles, pistols, SMG's than you could shake a stick at. All in remarkable condition all, all turn-ins from spouses and family members of WWII veterans who passed away.
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  3556. My great grandfather brought back an SS officers dagger from the Battle Of The Bulge. Showed me the paperwork that allowed him to bring it back with him too.
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  3557. In Yugoslavia, my grandad was a partisan fighter and later a JNA officer. He used his personal, captured Radom Vis 35 as his personal sidearm until retirement in the early 1980s. He was issued a carry permit by the army for it. His dad, did however, return a captured MP40, at some point.
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  3558. You never fail to educate us! Cheers, Mark!
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  3559. One of the many unhealed scars done to our nation in that terrible century... Thank you for making this video.
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  3560. when u think youve heard it all about WWII, there is Mark Felton!
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  3561. Love how Mark can find WW2 history which no other person can which shows things about WW2 which no one would think about.
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  3562. "And that's another story". The words I love to hear from Mark Felton.
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  3563. Dr. Felton never misses the target. Always on point. Even in the mysteries of history brought to light. 🎯
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  3564. Dude that final zoom-in on Kammler was OMINOUS 😳
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  3565. Almost 2 milli there sir. Happy for you and you deserved it before now.
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  3566. Saw the service car being transported separately on my way home from Edinburgh on my change over in Carlisle last Friday. I thought surely they don't have a royal train anymore and that they were moving a piece to a different museum. Mark Felton strikes again with his weirdly relevant video to answer my question that I couldn't be bothered to google.
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  3567. The information you provide is necessary for history. I enjoy the content you provide
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  3568. Never clicked this fast on a new vid - 10 seconds, yay!
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  3569. Been looking forward to this, many thanks Mark.
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  3570. Come on Doc, no matter how ludicrously clickbait-y your titles may seem, you do your due diligence as a historian and find documents, pictures, footage etc. to back up your videos. You most definitely don’t have “bats in the belfry” Dr. Felton.
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  3571. Fascinating narrative (as always) but your photographs that illustrate your narrative put this video in the outstanding category. Dr. Felton you never fail to provide something new and interesting!
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  3572. A unique story about World War II not many people know about. Excellent video topic as always Dr. Felton.
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  3573. Bravo! I never heard of this before, Dr. Felton.
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  3574. Nobody makes History as interesting & vivid as Mark Felton Productions! Very little talked about subject of the end of the war, great video Mark!
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  3575. Best history videos on Youtube hands down. I really hope these continue.
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  3576. Your speculation seems sound. The currents in the Gate are crazy, swirling and shifting as the tides change. Having sailed that patch of water many times, it's very easy to believe that currents could have misdirected a torpedo.
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  3577. Very unbiased commentary on a precise point in history,just what we have come to expect from Mark Felton👍
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  3578. I had no idea about Colombia’s military actions during the Korean War, much less about this decoration. ¡Felicitaciones a 🇨🇴 desde 🇨🇱!
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  3579. Yeah its time for a history lesson. 10/10 presentation.
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  3580. Your videos are the best thank you so much for your efforts!!
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  3581. Thanks buddy for doing these amazing videos and sharing them with us. Thumbs up.
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  3582. Your videos are the gifts that keep on giving for this WW2 armchair historian. Thank you.
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  3583. My grandfather served in WW2 and this was his favorite movie. He showed it to my dad and when I was little my dad showed me, to this day its a family favorite. Makes me happy to see that it hasnt been forgotten and that you have made a video on the castle itself. Thank you for making my day Dr.Felton. "Broadsword calling Danny boy, Over." :)
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  3584. Ironic, I guess, since the Weimar Republic would have a secret airforce developed in the Soviet Union later in the 1920s.
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  3585. I have a 7mm Mauser rifle made in Germany which has the Star of David on the receiver. Thanks Dr. Felton for another excellent documentary.
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  3586. I'm a new content creator and I have always looked at your channel as an example of excellence please keep up the hard work
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  3587. Another beautify put together piece of unforgotton history...thanks for making history interesting as always!
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  3588. As a former Marine, I learned some Marine history that I had not heard of before, thanks Dr. Felton! On a side note, I went through the Infantry Officer’s course, ( The Basic School) with Peter Ortiz, JR. After quite a bit of prodding, he agreed to tell us about some of his father’s exploits with the OSS…clearly incredibly dangerous and heroic, easily could have been made into a Hollywood movie. Ironically Col. Peter Ortiz, Sr. did appear in several John Wayne cavalry movies and in the WWI movie, “What Price Glory” with James Cagney.
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  3589. I was with Bco 1-30INF 3ID during the invasion. We found a bunch of these. We also found a stockpile of old firearms from WW1. We also found Maxim machines guns still in the box.
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  3590. Well, I'm Greek and a huge fan of your videos and of WWII history generally! Though, I have never heard about that! Thank you for the great video!
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  3591. What an amazing collection of objects of such historical interest! I certainly hope the Dutch authorities will seriously consider putting them on public display. And thanks to Dr. Felton for sharing all this with us. Always the best of military history channels.
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  3592. Hey Mark! Just wanna say thank you for uploading these videos, I am 14 and quite interested in Geopoltics and History and have used your videos to give presentations. Keep up the great work.
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  3593. If that video was made I would be sitting here till Christmas watching it, thanks very much for your hard work Doc.
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  3594. My grandfather was a sargent in the 94th, he recalled Sinz as the worst fighting he faced during the entire war. Thank you Mark Felton for covering this often overlooked battle!
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  3595. This is veeeery scary. I was tomorrow having a conversation with my son about this subject while passing The Woeste Hoeve Memorial. We had a nice walk at “Loenermark” . He is 12 years old and also very interested about the second world war (and history in general). We just came home and found this video!!!! How did you knew Mr. Dr. Mark? 😮
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  3596. The best notification I’ve received today.
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  3597. When I saw there was a new episode that had only been posted for an hour, I was ecstatic. Thank you for having one of the best channels on YouTube.
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  3598. Still the BEST history channel on YouTube. Thank you MFP!
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  3599. Mark, thank you for sharing this on Easter.
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  3600. My coworkers wedding reception was in the room with the U 505! What a fun night! What an awesome exhibit! Great job Mark!
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  3601. Mark never disappoints with the topics
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  3602. One of your most interesting Mark. I’ve always wondered what happened to the foreign royalties (especially Britain and US) of his book once the war started as well as after the war. Thank you.
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  3603. More refreshingly grown-up content from Felton.
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  3604. Can NEVER get enough of this channel!!! He puts even the old school History Channel to shame. ❤️
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  3605. For the longest time, I kept wondering where the Soviets got the German interwar helmets they used in their propaganda footage showing retreating German soldiers. When you showed the same helmets being used by German troops training in the Soviet Union prior to Hitler taking power, it suddenly made sense. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  3606. I am a simple man, i see a Mark Felton video, i click like.
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  3607. Mark, I'm glad to see you meeting the pope, you and your wife deserved that special unforgatable moment. Have a great Christmas
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  3608. Did he find anything in the guys brain? Man that hangman just looked off in that first picture. .. Ty Mark! Always fascinating.
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  3609. Else lied, not only did he write Bormann's notes, but he also knew how to operate the special telex of which Bormann had only 5 manufactured by Siemens in February 1945, these telexes could only communicate with each other, four were managed by personnel from the navy, the 5th was handled by Else.
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  3610. Exclusive content in the early morning hours...love the abandon tank history..great work Mark Felton
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  3611. You find the most seemingly contradictory topics. I love it. Give this man a like!
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  3612. I knew dr Felton was good. But - DAMN !!! - this takes the cake so far... The man just goes from strength to strength, delivering a never-ending stream of war-related knowledge. 👏👍👏👍
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  3613. As usual, Mr. Felton tells us more about the lesser-known aspects of military campaigns. I find him illuminating on anything he turns his attention to.
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  3614. I'm German and have a French cousin. I usually play "Preußens Gloria" when I arrive at his house in France. I think this is appropriate, since our common grandfather was a Prussian (from Königsberg). Last time, my cousin came out with his hunting rifle ... hilarious ! :-)
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  3615. I never walk away from a Mark Felton video and not be more educated. Thank you, sir!
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  3616. Von Rundstedt made more comebacks than Frank Sinatra!
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  3617. I still have a copy of a series titled: Churchill, The Wilderness Years. A dramatization of Churchill 's time in the 1930s until his accession as PM in 1940. It stars Robert Hardy (still my favorite WSC) and has this moment of a possible meeting with Hitler in an early episode. It is still a great drama of Churchill and the major events during those times.
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  3618. As always, great research and top-notch presentation. Thanks.
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  3619. What was I doing before? I cant remember mark felton posted a video
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  3620. The quality of these documentaries are outstanding. Thank you.
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  3621. Proff Felton blindsided us again with a video off another unknown episode off WW2 ! Bravo!!!!
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  3622. I don't even finish reading your first name before clicking nowadays Mark 😂 Much love to you my good sir, you are a beam of light in my cloudy sky!
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  3623. Never having been to Belgium, I had no idea Waterloo was that close to Brussels till that map came up. So I learned about the Napoleonic wars from this one as well.
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  3624. Dr. Felton, what a pleasant surprise today. Am stuck in quarantine with Covid and this video is very informative.
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  3625. Always interesting to learn about these strange and interesting topics from you Mark. Keep it up!
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  3626. I always feel a little smarter after a '10 mins session' with my private tutor. Thanks Mark (and Poland).
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  3627. Been a WW2 aficionado my whole life. Never heard of this raid. Your channel is invaluable.
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  3628. He should have mentioned the Mosin’s nickname, affectionately known as “The Garbage rod”
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  3629. Excellent production, sir.. top tier in WWII history. Everything you release is enlightening.
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  3630. I really love that you add sound to tanks driving eventhough there is not audio originaly. It adds nice vibe.
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  3631. Hands down the best World War II historian, I am now reading The Devil's Doctors, shocking book btw
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  3632. Love what you do Dr. Felton. Thanks for the interesting content!
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  3633. You should check out the late war Hungarian Guided Anti Tank Rocket, the 44M Buzogányvető. It’s basically a ww2 version of a TOW missile.
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  3634. So happy you finally got sponsored by a great game that actually cares about reslism! Yes my man Mark Felton!
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  3635. Incredible historical account with valuable film and photographic presentation. Thank you so much for this effort. History as it was.
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  3636. Churchill said something along the lines of "If you do not understand your history, you have no future" Thank you for your work illuminating (what we rather patronisingly call) the Middle East.
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  3637. Being in the USA, all coins and bills issued by the Federal Government are still legal tender. Although like the Double Florin you mention, the value in both materials and collector value far exceed the face value. (I used to work as both a bank teller and a cashier at a store, and would happily buy any pre 1965 silver coins that came my way.) As for the coin not having a denomination, in the US we had a similar problem. The 1883 Liberty Head nickel (5 cent coin) was not marked with the word "Cents", it just had a Roman Numeral V on the back. The problem was the coin was similar in size to the 5 Dollar gold coin circulating at the same time. So it didn't take long for some "enterprising" individuals to gold plate their nickels and pass them off as $5.00 coins. Needless to say the 1884 and beyond versions of the coins had the word "Cents" added.
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  3638. i have learned more from your channel then 4 years with my history proffessor. thank you and keep it up!
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  3639. Mark"Exotic" Felton, Tiger King!
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  3640. I’m doing a rewatch of all of these videos. Dr. Felton thank you for all of your investigative work and production finesse. You really help to bring life to these important historical actions and events, which do not attract the attention which they deserve, in this modern day and age.
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  3641. I'm getting tears for you Dr. Felton. You now reached the million mark. A feat that is so hard to achieve to history based channels on YouTube. Also, I'm so proud to say that I am one of the early subscriber of your Channel ever since you reached 10k subscribers. It's a privilege to listen to a history geek like you to a now a graduate of BA in History like me.
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  3642. I met the founder of the Henri Lloyd clothing company at Powerscourt Waterfall near Dublin once. He was very old and wearing a lot of medals and I spoke with him - he had fought in Italy and said how proud they were at defeating the Germans at Monte Cassino which they saw as their first victory over the Germans.. Like so many of the Poles who fought in World War II he could not return to his so-called "liberated country" and settled in the UK. His name was Henryk Strzelecki - a true hero of his country. I enjoy your videos btw
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  3643. Great information, I'd consider myself a D Day nut, I've read countless books, seen many a documentary and have visited and done the tour of the Normandy beaches, but that's the 1st time I've heard this, because I would have remembered if i did, Thanks, and keep them coming, this isn't the 1st time u have surprised me, and I know it won't be the last.
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  3644. When I was young nobody could tell me, why supposedly only the russians used rocket launchers on trucks. Thanks to Marc Felton and That history guy I know now better. Thanks Mr Felton - you answered the questions of my younger self! :)
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  3645. Thank you Dr Felton for shedding light on the hidden alleys of World War 2 history 🙂
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  3646. I love that you do not drag videos out unnecessarily to over 10 minutes when content does not require it. Thanks
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  3647. Once again, I learn something new from Dr. Felton. I was unaware of US medical personnel becoming glider-riders during The Bulge. As for the guys flying those gliders, the "G'" on their wings stood for "Guts".
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  3648. Just up the road from where I live there's a service station with a small food court and a lift up to the toilets. The lift is made by a company now called TK Elevator, a recent change from ThyssenKrupp. That's the steel company that made a lot of German armaments during both world wars, and used slave labor during the latter.
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  3649. Thanks so much for your films Dr. Felton. There is so much that I thought I knew but you find bits and pieces of history that make the other parts all fit together. After watching these videos I do a little more research that I couldn't do without having the information that you supply. I hope the History Channel pays attention to your channel. It is woeful these days with pseudo-science and fantasy masquerading as history, but the aliens ... I guess they were right about them. LOL
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  3650. You know it's a good day when dr felton uploads
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  3651. Having once owned an original German MP-40, as soon as I saw the gun in the photo, I knew it was not a real WW2 vintage German weapon, the plastic parts look much different than the real Bakelite material plus the pot metal is quite distinguishable from the real blued steel.
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  3652. Thanks Mark for Providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  3653. Always a good day when a Mark Felton video drops,this was fascinating thank you.
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  3654. My uncle Jess was gliders 101st airborne, there was a drop of over 400 gliders, 14 were reusable, without repairs! His brother was 82nd airborne.
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  3655. Wanna know How Great a Historian is? Only 16 Min since the video posted, already pushing near 4,000 views. Dr Felton is the Best!
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  3656. Dr Felton never disappoints 👍
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  3657. On a road march northwest of Kaiserslautern in the summer 1989 I spotted a tubular built hay cart sitting near a fence line with Sd.Kfz. 251 roadwheels. They still had their war colors and the rubber tires read continental tire. Waiting for the rest of my platoon to catch up I stood by the cart wondering the history of the wheels. An SS armored column had been destroyed in the valley westward approaches of Kaiserslautern but that was too far away from this farm. As the platoon caught up to me waiting, they did not even notice the cart with the historical wheels and kept walking by to the rendezvous, I stayed as long as I could looking at the cart before moving on. It takes a trained eye to spot history.
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  3658. Dr. Felton, you're timing is always impeccable
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  3659. I was 12 years old and living in Galway, Ireland at the time of Chernobyl's meltdown. The radioactive cloud stretched over much of Europe, carried by the Easterly winds. I remember visiting my grandmothers farm (just outside of Galway city) this one day and there was this row of trees lying almost due north-south, and the leaves on the eastern side of the trees had turned brown almost overnight. The western side tree foliage was still green. To this day we think there must have been some fallout that dropped on the farm and only hit that one face of the row of trees; or potentially acid rain might be another possibility, but the cooincidence of it happening at that very time is very striking to us.
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  3660. Happy Thanksgiving from you're brothers across the pond Dr. Felton! You never fail to impress. Thanks for all the wonderful content. It's the best on youtube.
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  3661. When i toured Normandy on the 70th anniversary of the landings, a museum had the last (or second to last) FAMO German heavy halftrack, fully restored. Turns out the locals had been using it as a road grading machine. The museum acquired it and restored it. Our B and B host told us everyone he knew growing up used Jeeps as farm tractors, and everyone who had a motorcycle drove a 1940s Harley Davidson.
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  3662. Every time I think that Dr Felton can’t possibly come up with more WW2 info I’ve not heard of , he proves me wrong
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  3663. Bravo Dr. Felton! As a veteran of the infantry myself and family history of military service in "obscure" AIRBORNE operations, your "shear" on some of the most obscure organization and operations during WWII is commendable. I always know when a "ding" happens from you, that we all need to sit down and listen. There is a history lesson in progress, thank you.
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  3664. This is the sort of historical trivia you never find anywhere else. Thanks for doing all the research, Mr. Felton!
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  3665. As always, another brilliant video by Mark Felton Productions!!!!
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  3666. It’s truly amazing what the allies could do. It’s insane to think about the Berlin airlift. Another great interesting video.
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  3667. My mum aged 8 at the time told us of hiding under the stairs after they'd heard the engine of a V1 cut off overhead.... They lived a few miles out from Manchester centre in Cheadle. Must have been a traumatic experience waiting for it to hit ground and hoping it wasn't on their house! Perhaps it was the one mentioned in this video that landed in Didsbury, which was only up the road.... Anyway, I did always wonder how the V1s made it that far north, and now Mark's explained it - thanks 👍
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  3668. I've genuinely spent much of today wondering when chapter 3 would land! Thoroughly enjoyed this, Dr. Felton 🙂
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  3669. EASILY one of the best historical channels there is. Amazing job. Such thorough content. I love it.
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  3670. In case anyone is interested, Putin's doctoral thesis was entitled. "Strategic Planning Of The Reproduction Of The Mineral Resource Base Of A Region Under Conditions Of The Formation Of Market Relations."
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  3671. Mark, you're videos are the cleanest, best pleasure
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  3672. Mark Felton I can't keep up with your pace. One great educating video after the another. Keep em comin'
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  3673. Clicked on this the second I saw the notification! Instant like, first by the way! Proper Thanks to Doctor Felton for always Stellar content!
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  3674. Even though this video is mostly just the filming of a 15 min bus ride up the side of a mountain, it is a fascinating watch. I am so happy the creator did not cut out a second of the trip and I appreciated the few cut-outs to historical images and author comments, but in classic Mark Felton fashion. Thank you very much.
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  3675. As a Filipino living in Manila, thank you for this!
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  3676. Thank you Mark, I really appreciate you giving the timelines of these generals ages and when they died, something we'll never get in a history book.
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  3677. This is the first time I've seen or heard of the two seater Me109.. Danke!
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  3678. Guess I'm not Going to sleep... Exceptionally well done Mr. Felton, highest quality as per the norm.
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  3679. In the 70's it used to be "Mum, Dad's Army's on!" Now, it's "Mum, Mark Felton's on!"
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  3680. This is hands down the best episode ever!
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  3681. I really enjoyed this episode. I share all my info with other history buffs and tell them to "spread the word" about this You Tube Channel. Have to give credit to Mark for making these interesting and enjoyable episodes.
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  3682. One of the best researchers in Military history anywhere let alone YouTube. This guy really shows how history is more histories and more grey than black & white. Great great content!!
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  3683. Always love the content of your videos. The advance on Moscow is one of the most fascinating times of the war. Great video Dr Felton.
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  3684. Being a Dutch citizen, I thank you for showing and explaining this episode from the war! It is really an episode that deserves our gratitude to our allies, even after generations....
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  3685. Gosh Dr. Felton, this video was better that going to the cinema and watching a horror show! I knew some of the details of himmler's death from my college days back in the 1960s and 70s, but this is the most detailed account I've heard to date
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  3686. It's a good day when Dr. Felton posts.
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  3687. Never sass the SAS!! Thanks Mark Great Video!🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸!!
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  3688. Sure didn’t know anyone had tungsten loads for armor piercing back then! Also...loved the nose art of a flying can opener on the Hurri! Thank you Dr. Felton for another interesting and capturing WWII video!
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  3689. This time in history is rarely investigated. 99% of WW2 documentaries begin with ; “On September 1st 1939, Germany invaded Poland, kicking off hostilities that later developed into the Second World War.” They never explain the details of “why”.
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  3690. That theory of the body switching and they having been buried elsewhere seems to me the most plausible! Fantastic series! Thanks for this!
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  3691. One of these tourists, John “Janusz” Nieduzak died in my hometown of Buffalo NY. in 2020 at age 100. He fought at Monte Cassino and was one of those who came into British service thru Syria.
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  3692. Best history channel on yoochoob by a very wide margin. I've never watched an episode without learning something about a period I've been reading about for the better part of 40 years. Thanks Dr Felton!
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  3693. I can see Mark being the David Attenborough of History and I love it
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  3694. Sh!t you don't learn in school...great stuff!!!
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  3695. This is a fascinating part of WW2 history. How many other interesting stories are still hidden? Thank you for your fine work on this channel.
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  3696. One of the best military history channels!
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  3697. Your channel has quickly become one of my favorites. Good narration, writing, and film. Keep up the good work.
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  3698. Once again a stunning and thoroughly examined story from WW2. Thank you Mark for keeping the Era alive and for providing us with more stories and details from that period.
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  3699. Going back in the other direction, Focke Wulf was part owned by Lorenz AG, which was a subsidiary of US company ITT after 1930 and for the entirety of WW2. ITT produced a lot of the radio and radar equipment for the US Army Air Corp/Force, which bombed .. various Lorenz AG aircraft factories. After the war the US Government paid compensation to ITT for the US military blowing up it's subsidiaries assets in Germany, while using ITT equipment.
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  3700. Thank You Dr Felton for keeping the memories of these seemingly 'forgotten' Generals alive. I will visit the memorial in Edinburgh the next time i am there, to pay my respect to a brave man who deserved our thanks and gratitude .
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  3701. Thanks for your unbiased showing of history Mark, god bless and wish you a merry Christmas.
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  3702. Wow. Wasn't expecting this one😮
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  3703. You sir, are the real history channel
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  3704. More mr. Felton content, noice!
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  3705. Another very interesting story from Mark Felton. Never fails to entertain.
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  3706. Amazing work as always, Dr. Felton keep up the great work!
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  3707. Thank you for telling this remarkable story - as a Dane I'm still proud of our rescue of the jewish danes
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  3708. It close there Mark. There's a few bits of interest I'm sure you havn't heard. I visited Belgrade as a very respected guest while researching my Grandfather's involvement with Brig Fitzroy MacLean and Tito during WW2. Many Serbian veterans were clear they didn't fear the US but, going to war with the British was different. We then went into a non assault of Kosovo. Things began to cascade when at an international conference, forget which, where the Russians said it would take they days to get troops into country and; Blair laughed, belittled Putin directly plus the Russian military and said British troops could be there in hours. Opps, The British military present then shouted Northwood, who activated 3 (UK) Div Sig Regt to immediately move air portable assets to theatre (notably trial vehicles at the time, specifically designed for air movement by C130). I woke the crews early Sunday morning as the news came through, much to displeasure of some wives and dodging thrown things. They moved to Brize Norton, straight into air prep and onto the Hercs (activated for the task). Bit of a screw up the vehicle tops torn the aircraft lining reversing on, yes specifically designed vehicles for this task? Meanwhile a Russian Airbourne company (BTR mounted) in Sarajevo were activated to move at speed to Kosovo. Without supplies they broke into a US Army supply dump stealing fuel and drove towards Kosovo. Slowly at first there were questions about where the Russians were and; the Russian liaison officer to the NATO Headquarters couldn't be found. Later the ConCen (British) lit up sending news of the Russians driving hard for Kosovo. In Macedonia, troops 1st delayed in their assault by a missing US servicewoman, had stood up to readiness for the assault. Only for the British 5th Airbourne Bde to be stood down from the assault. Unfortunately British R Signals Rebro units had airlifted onto mountain tops 1 day before the original go date (ie 2 days before) and; the R Signals element of the 5 Airbourne Bde assault of Pristina airport had gone 1 day before, exactly as planned on Salisbury Plain prior. The Russians arrived at Pristina only to find a British landrover set up between the runways. The Russians not expecting the British held at the perimeter. The British, a 4 man detachment from 216 Sig Sqd, with 2 rifles, 1 LSW, 1 GPMG and 2 LAW asses twitching looking at a Russian BTR company. As you said it then got very tense. Clark did order Gen Jackson to assault the airfield / Russians. Gen Jackson's reply to Clark was very colourful. Gen Jackson went forward himself with a Warrior IFV and some Gurkhas to speak to the Russians and; noted they had no rations or water. Resupplying the Russians vastly deflated the situation and Jackson pointed out that the British were actually occupying the airfield already. Worth noting, the British no2 readiness boat at Faslane did set to sea!
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  3709. Fantastic Video Mark, I had no idea about this Trump's contributions to WWII Radar development and his other advancements either!
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  3710. Love the interesting topics Dr Felton.
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  3711. A few years ago while i was going through OSUT (Basic training) at Fort Benning (georgia) i was on a land navigation course and kept finding lots of interesting things laying around. Spent 75mm recoilless rifle shells, full clips of blanks from M1 Garands, etc. I was crossing a dried creek bed and noticed a rusty green can, laying upside down wedged between some rocks. Wondering what it was i picked it up and turned it over, and was greeted by what was clearly a trip fuze and half-rusted over yellow lettering reading "ANTI-PERSONNEL". I was so shocked that it slipped out of my hands and smacked off the rocks below me. Thankfully, it didn't go bang. Not my only experience finding old EO but definitely the most uncomfortable.
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  3712. Eisenhower was correct when in his later years he regretted not supporting this, in retrospect the world would have been a much better place had the British and French been allowed to the succeed, it might have prevented at least two wars
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  3713. Bravo, Dr. Felton! I knew all of these details but had never heard them combined into a running narrative that would turn the best of crime novelists green with envy. Who could ever say that an accountant's life is dull? You sir, are the history teacher par excellence!
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  3714. Thank you Mark
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  3715. I'm a simple man, i see Dr. Felton and i click.
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  3716. Loving your coverage of current events. Keep up the good work!
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  3717. "His squadron was less than pleased..." I bet! Thank you for that wonderful understatement and for this video in general.
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  3718. My father was a Chindit during the Burma campaign and mentioned that occasionally a mule and all its equipment would slip-off a mountainside and there was nothing that could be done as the rule was that you kept moving. Two or three days later the mule would turn up at the next overnight camp, usually with the equipment dragging under its belly - no one could work out how the mules managed to find the camp! Also many of the men were absolutely heartbroken when they had to leave the mules behind as they had become so attached to them.
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  3719. I’m sure the sound of Mark’s intro music causes my brain to produce dopamine
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  3720. Yes Mark, great!! My grandfather was on that ship and wrote the book Unter Drei Flaggen. I was the one that saw the bell at the US Navy Museum in DC, although it is not on display anymore. I also met Capt Graubart in the mid-80s. He was a very well liked officer and the the German crew appreciated the good treatment of the US Navy.
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  3721. "The time has come,Mr. Devlin,when I no longer control events. They control me". Oberst Kurt Steiner. "The eagle has landed".🇬🇧
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  3722. Excellent mini series on this World War Two mystery, thank you for all the work and research Dr. Felton!
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  3723. Never knew this and am not the stupidest person when it comes to WW2. Felton never ceases to amaze me.
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  3724. Getting invited into a Gurkha`s family home at Catterick Garrison for a traditional Goat Curry was one of the few highlights of staying at Catterick during my service in the UK Infantry from 2009 and 2014... Such genuine and loyal people...
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  3725. I served with a Sharkey Ward in 1974 at HMS Osprey, naval air station Portland in Dorset. He was a chopper pilot and a Lt. It's been a long time since those days and a few of the guys I served with were killed in the Falklands but the photo of him is an older version of the Sharkey I knew and he was a good bloke even though an officer.
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  3726. Thank you for all your hard work and expertise, in bringing these documentaries to us!
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  3727. Mark getting to the bottom of one of the most important questions in History makes me proud to be his subscriber.
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  3728. I am a part of Dr. Felton's American army.
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  3729. Thank you for using the pronunciation "zee" instead of "zed" as much as it must have pained you. You are a consummate professional, Mr. Felton!
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  3730. Daggummit Felton just when I think I know almost everything you go and find something else! Thanks!
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  3731. Fantastically researched as always, brilliant channel Mark. I don't know if we'll ever really know what truly happened to the Hilters.This is the best observation of the available documentation from the time
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  3732. Mark, thanks for posting these extremely informative videos on WWII. My Dad was in WWII and I've grown up hearing some of what happened. Your videos are like college courses.
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  3733. Thanks Dr. Felton, I like many other people would have never heard of this event. With out your unbiased reporting on any subject many stories like this would have faded into history.
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  3734. As well as everything else that is great about these videos I am always impressed by Mark's excellent edititting prowess, bravo.
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  3735. Dear Dr. Felton. As a medal collector, who didn't even know that this medal existed, you have made my day. Many thanks! Edit: the man at 0:30 is called Otto Ernst Remer
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  3736. Awesome stuff Mark! Nice and succinct info. Good job finding these!
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  3737. Months after the Berlin wall came down, I was cruising through various DDR Depots. I saw cases and cases if these in Dresden. With a West German arms dealer we split a truckload of these...around 1500 pcs, to include Ammo and the ultra rare Stg ammo pouches. We kept some for movie work, with most of them going to English arms guys. We split the load up according to condition. Blued, and Parkerized. Very worn and very nice. The loose/beat ones were Demil'd and we sold them as "parts kits" (Teilesätze) in German. We sold these for years to collectors at the Stuttgart and Beltring Militaria shows. Made a ton of money on these and a mountain of MP-44s from the sane cache. All in collectors hands now.
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  3738. THIS IS A CERTIFIED MARK FELTON CLASSIC
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  3739. This channel is atomic. That means its explosively good.
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  3740. What an amazing mission...the things that humans can do when they put their mind to it...great video Sir!
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  3741. Mr Felton, you are creating a superbly presented historical resource. To say you are rather good at this is akin to saying that Ronaldo is rather good at Football.
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  3742. As always it is a tremendous pleasure to watch your unbelieveble well documented videos! Congrats
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  3743. Mark felton, greetings from argentina, you made very interesting content. You are a light!!!
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  3744. Yes! New panzer video! On a hungover Sunday morning! Thanks Mark!
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  3745. Mark, I thought I might mention that my Opa's He-111 is in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.. I remember the entire family flying out including my Opa who lived until he was 93 for the official unveiling of his airplane display. They were able to find out who the crew was by the log paperwork that was left with the airplane when he parked it on the day Germany surrendered.
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  3746. An he 111 crashed near here: East Woodhay village in 1940. Crew all got out, one went on the run and later gave himself up. An elderly friend of mine had to guard him with an unloaded shotgun ( shades of dad's army) until the Police took him away! A local still has one of the He 111 machine guns, bent from the impact.
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  3747. When I first arrived in Thailand, in March 1983, on Khaosan Road there was an old building which was the center for Thai World War I veterans.
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  3748. I had 6 aunts who were all in nursing and that tradition continues with many of my cousins, but I've long been astounded by the level of dedication most nurses will display. Once again, hearing about the things I've never heard about. Thanks for posting.
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  3749. Thank you very much for letting us see such rare military regalia Dr. Felton, and thank you to the staff at Huis Doorn for allowing all of us to see these items along with you.
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  3750. These videos of yours, Mark, are superbly edited and informative.
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  3751. ALMOST 1 million subs! It will great to see when that happens rather soon...
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  3752. Love the obscure topics, you never let us down 👍
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  3753. Heard this story but Dr. Felton tells it with comprehensive and amazing detail.
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  3754. I've been gobbling up all the WW2 content I could get for 20 years. I've never heard a peep about this. Mark Felton goes DEEP.
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  3755. Wow, this is amazing amazing amazing research. I don’t think any of us can truly appreciate how blessed we are to have men like Mark researching for hours to produce this outstanding content. Great work.
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  3756. Another excellent video, Mark is amazing and that voice is just so perfect. Mark should be a millionaire by being narrator for documentaries.
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  3757. This video has made me eager to go talk to my neighbor (who is in her 80s) who said she was born in a camp (or something of the sort) in Russia to parents who had their wealth confiscated after ww1 because they had been loyal to the Czar. I don’t know the specifics but intend to find out.
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  3758. Dr Felton keeps dropping knowledge from the sky. All history teachers and professors should be required to take classes from this treasure of humanity.
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  3759. There was a change in the theme song today for the Halloween special. That is great to listen to.
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  3760. So, basically this whole incident was the ultimate in "This meeting should have been a conference call."
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  3761. Wow, I knew none of this, and I like to think I'm fairly well versed in history. Thank you Dr. Felton, I'm always learning new things from you.
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  3762. I really learned something from this one. I knew about post-war manufactures of some Luftwaffe airplanes in the former occupied countries but had NO idea the French continued to produce FW-190's! It does make sense though, during the post-war rebuilding period of their armed forces the French also operated captured and repaired German Panther tanks, at least until their own tank industry was back up to speed. I didn't know about the French manufacturing Ju-52's in the post-war period either. That would certainly explain the abandonded Ju-52 seen at Tan Son Nhut airbase in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Thanks Doctor Felton! Great show as always!
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  3763. I flew in a DC3 from Johannesburg to Salisbury Rhodesia in the mid ‘70’s. What a workhorse and a lovely ride.
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  3764. Fascinating, I hope we see more of these then-and-now presentations. Really pulls history into the present.
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  3765. Somebody has been doing loads of research. Your videos are amazing
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  3766. HERE IN BULGARIA they keep finding buried Soviet and German WW2 tanks - I think they have found about 100 so far. They were buried after they became obsolete and used as stationery guns along the borders. Then they were forgotten and became overgrown.
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  3767. Always enjoy your firearms content. Thanks.
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  3768. Wow no way! I live in Gdynia and see this badboy every now and then, when Im visiting the shore! Thank u so much for this!
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  3769. Imagine living through something so hellish as a desperate battle like this and having your experience essentially overlooked by history. thanks for honoring the sacrifice of those who fought and died in this operation.
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  3770. I really enjoyed the bit about the Czechs, a video on exiled governments and free allied armies would be a treat! Keep up the fantastic work mark
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  3771. Quit watching my video to watch this 😂😂
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  3772. Thank you Dr. Felton for reminding us the brutality that can happen in the war and that we should never forget men’s lives who sacrificed for their country
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  3773. Thanks Mark. Like that person said. You are the best WWII history channel ❤
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  3774. I have legit learned more from just a few of these videos than I did my entire public school education. Thanks good sir.
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  3775. My day has just got better, a new Mark Felton video. Amazing channel.
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  3776. Such a great series! I'm so conflicted. I want to know the conclusion, but I don't want it to end!
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  3777. So nice of Winston to personally endorse your content!
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  3778. The information about the Canberra was honestly stunning, not something I expected to learn today at all. Thank you Doctor Felton.
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  3779. Student from Pakistan appreciate Mark's work
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  3780. Hats off to another superb video. Any serious student of World War II history should watch all of your videos. Many thanks!
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  3781. If I can turn back time. I wish Doc Felton can be my history teacher. Stay safe and stay at home Doc. Greeting from Malaysia
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  3782. I worked at Bradwell nuclear power station in Essex, they were always dredging WW2 stuff from the river particularly sea mines. Bomb disposal used to blow these up fairly close to the station.
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  3783. Amazing information you don’t get from mainstream books and media. You are a amazing historian who explains unknown facts in an interesting manner.Keep the effort up Dr. Mark Felton.
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  3784. On the bus and nothing to watch. Mark: hold on there I've got you.
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  3785. Great information...thanks for sharing this with us all ❤❤❤❤
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  3786. The sight and sound of those trains helps us imagine what it would have been like during the war, loading the trains at the factory, or being wounded and waiting on the platform to be evacuated, or being sent to the front, or, worst of all, to a death camp. Thank you for this video.
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  3787. Great video that gives a well balanced view of both the collaborators and the resistance in the Netherlands and the unique position that our small country found itself in. One correction though: the surrender of Germany in the Netherlands was signed on the 5th of May 1945, not the 7th. The surrender was signed in Hotel De Wereld in Wageningen by Canadian general Foulkes and German general Blaskowitz. The surrender of the German forces in Germany was 2 days later, on the 7th of May. Thanks for all the great work you do!
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  3788. Great to see this! I had my first plane trip on the Philippine Mars as a baby when my family returned Stateside from Hawaii in late '52 or early '53 when my dad was reassigned to San Francisco by the Navy. So I have great affection for the aircraft. I need to get out to BC and get a look at the survivors.
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  3789. Clive Dunn, who played Lance Corporal Jones in Dads army was captured at Corinth Canal in April 1941
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  3790. As that old cliché goes, “The only thing people learn from history that people don’t learn from history.” Told to me by my history teacher in class sometime in 1975 🙄
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  3791. I love all your hard work Dr. Felton, thanks for releasing Episode 2 so quickly.
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  3792. I am a simple man, I see Mark Felton's video and click like.
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  3793. Dr Felton keeps feeding my WW2 history addiction. And Im loving it!
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  3794. A Mark Felton video posted 3 minutes ago? I need to buy a lottery ticket... after I watch the video of course
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  3795. Whenever I hear the title music I always jam knowing mark is gonna lay down some knowledge I didn't know I needed. Keep up the great work Mark!
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  3796. I love that your channel is growing. I remember when you were sitting at 200k, which was even that long ago
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  3797. The Kaiser's Luger carbine is the gun we'd really like to find.
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  3798. Mark, I can listen to you’re intro music all day. It gets the blood pumping! Thanks for another great video.
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  3799. Mark - how about a video on the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (the other BEF!) who fought under American command in the liberation of Italy in 1944/45?
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  3800. I clicked as soon as the notification popped up! I have fallen in love with the series! Keep up the amazing work, Dr. Felton!
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  3801. Always a good day when Dr. Mark Felton drops a video!
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  3802. You have the best WW2 history documentary channel on You Tube hands down. Keep up the good work. Really enjoy your videos.I turn off the tv as soon as a new video pops up and watch better entertainment on my phone than all the. Bullshit on television. Keep sending us more videos Mark. Will be waiting. Thanks.
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  3803. When Dr. Felton uploads another video.....we all drop everything to watch.....
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  3804. These old war birds are the lifeblood of the Canadian Arctic even to this day too!! Buffalo airways operates DC-3’s to supply remote villages as well as other types!
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  3805. Absolutely awesome, thank you sir. This channel is absolutely amazing. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  3806. Ah , a Mark Felton video . This monday wont suck !
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  3807. Super fascinating as always Dr. Felton! Thank you for your hard work!
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  3808. Dr Felton, can you do a video on the Zoo Flak towers and other flak bunkers? We appreciate your videos! Thank you
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  3809. Man, I wish YouTube had been a thing when I was in school. While I excelled in history of WW1/2. Your stories would've been a viable tool in my studies. Not to mention a complete swerve from the cookie cutter book reports we had in those days. Keep up the amazing work!!
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  3810. It never fails to amaze me how you always find facts that I've never heard of. Thank you for your work Dr Felton 👍 you provide enlightenment without the politics or fanfare of all other channels that focus on ww2
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  3811. I thought this series was completed. You never cease to amaze us Dr. Felton.
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  3812. I found your channel just a few days ago and my quarantine has never been so pleasant! Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  3813. I was at the Obersalzburg (Berchtesgaden) a few weeks ago and took a tour with the hotel concierge. I told her how I found the place due to your videos and showed her you then she said if she remembered correctly you stayed at the same hotel, the one built on the ruins of Goerring's old place ;) It was so nice to see all the spots in the tour but we could not enter the Zum Turken due to new ownership (supposedly the Berchtesgaden municipality with an under the table deal)
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  3814. I saw the title and immediately thought that Dr. Felton went to Canada. It’s always amazing to get an upload from you, Sir. Thank you
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  3815. Congratulations on reaching 1M!
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  3816. When talking about Waldeck, and showing Waldeck castle, don't forget that that castle sits on the valleytop which was flooded for the Edersee, the lake that was bombed in WWII by the dambusters.
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  3817. Mark, your video productions are of the highest quality. Clearly written script accompanied by well-sourced visual media. Your channel ranks top on my list. Thank you!
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  3818. Mark, keep doing these, owning obscure information about history is of great value to anyone that comes upon it.
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  3819. Hats off to you Mr Felton! Brilliant, as always.
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  3820. My father in law was nearby , with the british airborne , possibly 13th parachute battalion . He said the snow and cold were the worst enemy .
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  3821. The Swiss played fast and loose with their "neutrality" where the Nazis were concerned but I had no idea to what extent the US "accidentally" bombed them. Another great video Dr. Felton.
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  3822. First off, well done sir, this is easily the most professional presentation of this phenomenon. Second, I am pretty sure Mark Felton solved in 15 minutes what all other things I’ve seen on this subject have tried hours to solve.
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  3823. Mark, How in the WORLD did you learn ALL of these details and history info. Man I am amazed at your knowledge. :) Old US Army Staff Sgt here, I served in Germany for 6 years with the 3rd Armored Division, in the 1/32 Armor Battalion that Sgt Elvis Presley served with at Ray Barracks in Friedberg Germany :) I was a Tank Crewman and later a Scout Recon Sgt ... Love you videos Brother! :) Herb
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  3824. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  3825. This was a superb story. thank you for making me aware of it. on the topic of the British soldier who took command of the small group of Americans, it goes to show that we will always be brothers at arms and take care of each other no matter what comes at us!
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  3826. Definitely looking forward to the next one. I live near Lüneburg and for a couple of years I used to attend meetings that were held in that very room in Ülzener Straße 31a. So far this series of videos has been superb. I have just had a look at a map and see that in Kolkhagen there is a road named Zum Galgenberg which means "to the gallows hill".... probably irrelevant. I have never been there but now I might just go and have a look around.
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  3827. I knew a woman who was a retired RP [Royalty Protection] member and was personally assigned to Queen Elizabeth. According to her, the Queen MOST DEFINITELY likes driving; She would leave her castle in Scotland and drive to a bakery in a local village with an RP and she drove like a maniac! Her prefered vehicle was a Range Rover and she constantly had to be reminded to slow down..... Great video!
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  3828. Just finished my morning walk, and came home to a new Dr. Felton video, what a good way to start off the day.
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  3829. Band of Brothers was superb. It remains one of the best mini-series I have ever seen. However, you learn more about the invasion overall in just these 13 minutes from Mark Felton. Mr Felton is an outstanding historian.
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  3830. Mark the man back uploading when we need it the most🥺
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  3831. What a cracking video. Please make more of them it was really well made.
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  3832. I love art, music and history. But I appreciate learning more about them endlessly. Thank you Dr. Felton for your passion to enlighten.
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  3833. Go get that bag Mark! People that object don’t realize how real life works. Love your videos!
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  3834. Congratulations on opening the curtain to such a significant time, you have become a historian of note.
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  3835. Another amazing production by Professor Felton!!
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  3836. Thank you Dr. Mark for telling and keeping this story alive for the annals of history. Many thanks for posting!
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  3837. I can learn history in this type of presentation, I can only hope that enough people will learn from these lessons, so future errors can be avoided. Please keep teaching, Dr. Felton, many areas of this world are reaching a tipping point.
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  3838. Never knew all this about her; I just knew she was spectacular on film. Thank you so much, Dr. Felton, for yet another informative, interesting lecture!
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  3839. Every time I hear this channel's theme I feel like "Oh yeah, bring it on!"😂😂
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  3840. I read the title as “ Spain 1944”...... and was a little surprised! Great video as usual 👍🇬🇧🎸
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  3841. I always enjoy these videos, thanks for being so informative mark 🙂
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  3842. My mother was a US Army Air Corp nurse in WW2. She served at Westover and Mitchell Fields. At Michell, late in the war, She served with some recently repatriated Army nurses who had been captured at Bataan early in the war.
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  3843. There are few YouTube channels on history that provide me with content that I was previously unaware of at least some aspect of. Mark does this on a regular basis and this great story is just one example of it. I can't say enough how much I appreciate that.
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  3844. Absolutely fascinating Dr. Felton!! The times that I did go to Munich when I was stationed in Germany, I never had a chance to actually go downtown and see this, as I didn’t even knew existed. Now that I’m retired from the army, when we get the chance to go back to Germany, I want to visit the site simply for the historical value.
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  3845. Being an old paratrooper from the 82nd Airborne Division, 3/325 (1974-77). I have watched this show approximately 8-10 times and never tire from watching it. Along with The Pacific I have the utmost respect for our WWII Veterans. I have yet to see the newest WWII show on the Army Air Corps and hope to see it soon when it shows on a channel or streaming platform that I have. Great episode!
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  3846. More please. Love your content. This is the best researched and produced history on the internet!
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  3847. Fascinating, can't wait for the next installment.
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  3848. My condolences to you, Mark, and your fellow Brits on the passing of your Queen. She was a great leader, an honorable WW2 veteran, and a lovely person.
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  3849. I have to say wonderful wonderful work mark I've listed with great interest for many weeks to both your channels, your delivery of accounts use of archive footage overall makes for a deeply authentic, atmospheric, compelling and engaging material that has been simply unmatched on YouTube! The quality of story telling is masterful and keeps me coming back for more time after time, please keep going with what we all have come to adore here! -Edd Hemmings
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  3850. In 1959 my brothers and I walked through the forest to the Eagles Nest (ages 16,13,12)from Berchtesgaden Hotel. I didn't realize how far it was,but we made it.Took the elevator to the top,boy were we tried. Brought a coke and shared it with my brothers.We only had 2 Marks( worth 24 cents in 1959). We explored the restaurant and the other buildings.We walked back using the bus road because we there told it was shorter.And it was but was very dangerous.The buses would take up most of the road and damn near run us over. We made it back,Mom and Dad were worried,but happy to see us. PS. Our Dad was Sargent/Major stationed in Germany.
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  3851. Hi Mark! Can’t wait to watch this at 5am. Love your vids.
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  3852. These near forgotten battles of WWII seldom get told. Sadly, WWII soldiers are very few these days and do not get their proper recognition for their heroic fighting and sacrifice. Thanks Mark Felton, for bringing this to light.
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  3853. Your videos should be required history lessons in schools everywhere.
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  3854. A brilliant referral to a great movie and book. Another great piece of work from Mark Felton, in Denmark we have several Allied pilots buried across the country and many thousands of German refugees and soldiers. I learn something new by these stories. The respect for the graves of German airmen really speaks volumes. Thank you for yet another history lesson.
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  3855. Kaiser Wilhelm was, after all, a King, and he had all the accouterments that a King would have at the time. Dr. Felton, you are living a charmed life. You can root around in Kaiser Wilhelm's closet, a rare privilege. The fact that it's all still intact says a lot about the family and who they are. It's a bygone time, of a more civilized era that was destroyed by World War I.
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  3856. I never knew what STEN meant until today! Nor have I heard of any of the other weapons. Good Show Mr. Felton!
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  3857. Thanks for sharing Mark! Great to see your latest documentary again!
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  3858. The aforementioned Josef Jakobs was the only German agent executed by firing squad in the UK and the last person executed at the Tower of London. The rest were hung, mostly by Albert Pierrepoint . Jakobs was captured by a military unit and was court martialed . The method of execution for the military was firing squad. The other agents were captured by the security services and their trials held in civilian courts under the espionage act of 1940. Civilian court death sentences were by hanging.
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  3859. Great video Mark! Just learned about this.
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  3860. Gets my Saturday off to a great start, seeing a Mark Felton video. Excellent as usual
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  3861. Utterly fascinating, thank you once again Dr Felton 👍
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  3862. Lots of people love conspiracy theories, especially if it involves murder and mayhem! But the death of an important official by a combination of bad weather and pilot error is too bland for many.
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  3863. This additional video about WWII weapons in some sort of service today is quite amazing. Some weapons were so good they only needed to be continued. Thank you Mark F. Excellent work as usual.
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  3864. My Dad was a combat engineer from 1957 to 1967 and served with the Gurkhas. He has nothing but good things to say about them and holds them in the highest regard. Oh and they introduced him to curry. To this day two curries are made. One for all of us and one for my Dad which is too hot for all of us.
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  3865. As a Filipino whose grandpa fought as a guerilla in Luzon during 44-45, Thank you for covering this topic Mr. Felton!
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  3866. The best history channel on YouTube, at least for military subjects.
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  3867. Prior to his passing aged 91 in 2016, although I knew he served in the Royal Navy during WW2, but I never realised until afterwards that my grandfather served on HMS Chelmer, a River Class Frigate, during the D-Day landings. He had a picture of the ship proudly hung up on the wall of his flat that he lived in for most of the rest of his life
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  3868. Mark you are such a important person I truly believe you deserve an award of recognition for all the hard work you put into your videos of amazing history itz sad that history is not as important in the public school system. 75 million people died in the world during ww2. History is so important for so so many reason's. Thank you Mark Felton .
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  3869. The sheer number of videos you've released illustrates just how much history surrounds WW2. It's unbelievable, and yet enthralling.
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  3870. I was just about ready to ask if the Germans ever tested any Japanese aircraft and you took the words right out of my mouth!😁
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  3871. An excellent history of the early space race! THANK YOU! You destroyed a lot of myths.
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  3872. It's always a great day when you get a new Mark Felton video to watch! Outstanding as always, Mark and Production team.
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  3873. And here I thought episode 3 would be a few months away. Thanks again Dr. felton!
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  3874. Dr Felton, thank you very much for covering the Colombian armed forces in Korean. It was a very long time coming that someone noticed the hard work and service those men gave.
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  3875. I enjoy the rare moments where I just happen to be binge-watching Mark's back catalogue and a new video is dropped into the mix!
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  3876. As a Texan I relish M Felton's vocabulary articulation and elegant history lessons
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  3877. Great chuckle at the end where a humble reptile, (Lady) "Timothy" outlived them all at 165 years and was also the "winner of many service medals"..... though declining to wear any of them!!!...another great video. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  3878. This was very similar to how Bannerman Castle was reputedly built... with civil war musket barrels being used as re-bar for concrete around the Bannerman Island. LOTS of german M1916 were stored their, and sold as surplus
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  3879. It's also wholesome that some of the former enemies during war are friends now, like one American and German veteran. Sons of Patton and Rommel are also good friends today.
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  3880. Incredibly personally detailed stories that bring me to tears. What an enormous amount of research has gone into this. Thank you. My own father fought in the last two years of WW2 as a teenager.
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  3881. It's not just this specific content that we, Mark Felton subscribers enjoy and love, it's his format and presentation we adore and look forward to, every post. Thank you and keep up the good work as always, Mark!
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  3882. As a black Tuskegee University Graduate, this video really hit home for me. I thought the Tuskegee Airmen were the only game in town. Thanks Mark, for enlightening my entire family!
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  3883. Great video as always. At 8:18 I suspect you meant to show Beek-Ubbergen, between Nijmegen and Kleef (also see the road signs).
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  3884. When I was on deployment in Bosnia in 2000 I got to see these locomotives when I was pulling security at a rail head in Tuzla. They also had at least one or two smaller locomotives. The Kriegsloks operated during the night while the smaller ones operated during the day.
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  3885. Some very interesting history. I had never heard this before.
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  3886. Damn, the title got me hype up! I just exit from other YouTube channel to this one!
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  3887. My dad was a refugee from the revolution It's the reason I was born here in the US I once asked him why he left his country all he said was I didn't like communism God bless the Ukrainian freedom fighters
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  3888. Mark reminds me of history teacher from high school. I wanted to be just like him. Had a long lasting positive influence on me. Mark does the same with these videos. There is so much the modern history books nor Google( heaven forbid) don't teach us and the few people like mark are a godsend
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  3889. Native Thai here. This is awesome content I didn't know about this in history class. Thank you for showing this video. Cheers!
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  3890. I'm a firefighter, 1985 the Queen visited Big Horn, Wyoming. My home township. Sheridan County Fire station based at the airport. Privileged to meet several RAF military personnel. Allowed onto the Queen aircraft. Most exciting day. Appreciate your channel. Thank God, and thank you 😊 peace 👍 ✌
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  3891. They should make a move about this with the screenplay written and directed by Dr. Mark Felton!
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  3892. So much quality from Mark Felton I can hardly keep up. Love it.
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  3893. You made my Sunday, Dr. Felton. TY.
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  3894. This is insane I've never heard of this!! Mark this is amazing, thanks man
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  3895. You are killing it with the current series!! I’m loving it!
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  3896. I’ve learned something
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  3897. I always say you learn something new everyday, Professor Felton is just usually the reason!😂 great video as always
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  3898. You’re the greatest historian in world history Mark!!!
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  3899. Thanks for yet another WWII history lesson. I’m so glad I discovered your channel!
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  3900. Dont think you are getting into the royal archives again soon dr felton 😂
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  3901. Another current topic, I’ve been liking these recent videos tbh
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  3902. As he should.
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  3903. You can always expect to learn something when a Mark Felton Production is uploaded👍
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  3904. I come from a town 45km from Wschowa and I have never heard of it, Mark Felton amazing me with obscure war stories even more than usual :)
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  3905. My jaw hits the floor once again! The clarity of the presentation is wonderful! As I have said before, these video clips should be part of any history curriculum.
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  3906. I visited the Eagles Nest October 2023 - thanks for the walk down memory lane! The views there are amazing and breathtaking!
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  3907. It’s only Tuesday and you’ve made my week already thank you Sir
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  3908. My Father took part with the 7th armoured div. (Desert Rats)🇬🇧👍🏼
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  3909. An absolutely thrilling episode this one Dr.Felton, thank you.
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  3910. Wow. I live right across the East River from Waterside and have a perfect view of it. I always assumed the landfill there was from the subway or midtown tunnel. Fascinating! My friend lives in those apartments. I’ll have to ask her if she knows this!
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  3911. Growing up in Canada during the late 80s ,90s and early 2000's I was blessed to have learned about this in grade 10 history (2003)...Now "education" offered to kids is woke BULLSHIT! Mark Felton sir you are doing a great job with this content and its needed now more than ever before my brother! Prost!
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  3912. My family went on holiday to England in 1962, the large old pennies and half-pennies from the Victorian era were still in everyday use.
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  3913. I respect you because you do this solely for the love of history, you get to the point quickly and you cover it well, you don't try to extend the video to 10 mins for ad rolls
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  3914. I was stationed at U-Tapao in 1973, just before the end of all bombing missions. Guys still talked about the occasional mortar rounds that hit the base in the past. Some guys even joked that it was worth the extra money. Everyone on base qualified for a month of combat pay when that happened.
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  3915. Very pleased to have played a small part in providing some footage for this video. We need more engaging historians like Dr Mark Felton who make history Accessible!
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  3916. Thank you Mark. I've studied the war in Europe for years and you continue to come up with stories that I've not encountered. I hereby award you with the "World War 2 Knights Star for Historical Research". Our highest honer. Brilliant!
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  3917. Dr, Felton, thank you for this episode it brought back memories for me, of a time when history was still taught in High School. Back in the 70s, I had a professor who was dedicated, a gift to his profession and students. thank you for your dedication to history and teaching the facts.
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  3918. Another big surprise master class from the our favourite history teacher. Many thanks@Mark. Can't imagine Enola Gay to Lancaster.
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  3919. love this guy he just popped out on my recommended once then here we are
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  3920. Absolutely stellar research Mark Felton. Thank you for an incredible story that I never would have known without your work
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  3921. I am being released from hospital, eager to go, but let me lay on the bed a while and listern to this.
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  3922. Yet again, another topic I would never have thought of and a whole 40 minutes of it! Amazing! Thank you!
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  3923. One of my favorite YouTube channel. Thanks Dr Felton for making my day
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  3924. Tank you for covering unknown and strage aspects of history sir.
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  3925. Lest We Forget those who were murdered, always wonder the notification to next of kin, what was said if this was declared Top Secret and buried. Cheers and great presentation of forgotten history.
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  3926. Always a great day with a knowledge content dump from Dr. Felton. Cheers!
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  3927. Again and again Dr Felton keeps coming up with stories I've never heard before. Fantastically brave aviators to take on a mission like this, and to be successful is quite remarkable.
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  3928. You continue the tradition of "Victory at sea" and "World at war" when quality writing, presentation and very riveting subject matter was the focus. Thank you very much.
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  3929. When I pushed play my wife heard the introductory music and asked me what war am I learning about.
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  3930. Mark, you never disappoint in your videos, covering details of historic world war events long since forgotten and never covered before. From this Vietnam vet, I thank you and always look forward to your subscriber notifications
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  3931. My favorite childhood movie.
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  3932. Another great item of WWII trivia that speaks to the complexity and human tragady of war. Thanks for posting your research.
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  3933. This evenings history education sorted. Thanks Mark.
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  3934. Today we're thankful for Mark Felton!
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  3935. Always excellent work Mr. Felton. Thank you.
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  3936. Only Mark Felton could make a History Video and make you feel like you learned more in a single video than you would in school. AMAZING JOB!
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  3937. As you noted, That’s an extremely small bomb to find on mainland japan, most American naval fighter bombers and certainly bombers by 1945 when fighter sweeps over the mainland were happening would be carrying 500lb or 1000lb general purpose or armor piercing bombs. 250lb at the smallest. That makes what dropped it pretty easy to guess: likely a General Motors (née Grumman) FM2 Wildcat flying from a smaller escort carrier. It’s smaller size and the smaller size of its takeoff run meaning it would carry only two of these oversized hand grenades, one on each wing.
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  3938. Sir: you are a wellspring. So glad your channels have taken off.
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  3939. Round HE, charge 7, fuse quick - verified... Have fired this piece and been shelled by it with close hits while hunkered down in a bunker. A 33 pound shell may not seem like much, but I can assure you it packs a hell of a punch, and the splinters it produces are very, very scary.
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  3940. Thanks for another interesting video.
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  3941. Another outstanding video Dr. Felton. By far one of my favorite episodes! You are a constant reminder as to why my undergrad is in History!
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  3942. Here for the comments this time. I love Mark Felton Productions. One of the best historians in the game. He's on the cutting edge of his field.
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  3943. I love how Dr. Felton brings us stories very few ever heard of and also that he explains the background behind every topic, not just starting up without explaining what was the reason behind it. You really are the best historian of the time.
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  3944. Your uploads have been perfect timing for me lately. Bored at work and eating lunch. Nice
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  3945. Kriegslok locomotives were used in Romania when the country was part of the Axis powers but then changed sides towards the end of WW2 and remained in the country. Romania started building a copy which was the 150 class 2-10-0. These continued in service well into the 1970s and at least half a dozen are preserved as static exhibits in museums and even on the platforms of a couple of major stations.
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  3946. Thank you once again Dr. Felton for another stellar documentary! You've made Sunday's something to look forward to & history; educational & very interesting! Very much appreciated Sir! Much respect from the USA!
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  3947. I was there recently but as I am not a famous historian/youtube creator, I was not given the grand tour 😄 thank you so much dr. Felton for these videos and thanks to the curators of Huis Doorn for letting dr. Felton share these treasures with the public. Hopefully more funds will be going its way to make it possible to exhibit more of its vast collection kept in storage.
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  3948. Band of Brothers... they don't make TV series like that anymore. What a fantastic show. And this video was great (as you'd expect from Dr. Felton.)
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  3949. I enjoy seeing your longer videos lately, and the Berlin Airlift is sure a subject than can occupy an even longer video. Good job.
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  3950. Another forgotten story brought to us by no other than Mark Felton I absolutely love this channel
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  3951. It's channels like this that will help us really learn and grow as humans. Great job bravo!
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  3952. Churchill was also nearly killed in the Autumn of 1942. Tony Bartley DFC was a close friend of my family and I had the privilege of chatting with him before he died. Whilst based in Gibraltar (where he commanded 111 Squadron) he was assigned to escort Churchill's aircraft from North Africa (a B24, I think). The best pilots were selected and they flew Spitfire (V's, I think) with long-range tanks. Churchill took off with a 3 fighter escort and they were attacked over the Bay of Biscay by 7 German fighters. All seven enemy fighters were shot down, as were two of the Spitfires and Churchill flew on unmolested. Tony's aircraft was badly damaged but he managed at make to the Scilly Isles where he crashed on the runway, flipping the aircraft and damaging his back. Churchill later visited him in hospital to thank him, personally. This incident does not appear in his book, Smoke Trails in the Sky - but neither did several others - such as the first enemy encounter with 20mm cannon, over the Thames Estuary...
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  3953. Fascinating as always! What terrific chunks of history!
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  3954. What a great story. The way that Dornier came down can only be regarded as the fortunes of war. Sometimes, luck is all you have. Charging admission made me smile, too. I always look forward to your content. Excellent job, Dr. Felton.
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  3955. Dang son, you keep it interesting. Thanks a lot.
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  3956. Very informative and interesting. As always, an extraordinary report delivered by a source known for such! Thanks again for your tireless research!
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  3957. My uncle was in the 310th, 2nd Batt., E Company. He was among a few Chinese Americans serving in frontline infantry. His first battle was his last; he was captured and freed by the Russians sweeping through Luckenwalde in April, 1945.
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  3958. The first time I heard about this was from 006 in Goldeneye who was a child of Lienz Cossack and was recruited by MI6 after his parents died. He defected from MI6 to take revenge on the British government for the betrayal which ultimately led to his parents deaths.
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  3959. The voice of reason, yet another excellent video from you to us who prefer the actual facts, sir!
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  3960. A sponsor, you deserve it, like your channel a lot.
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  3961. Never thought Mark could upload a video that would make me love him even more than I do now
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  3962. I am a simple man, i see Mark Felton.... i click! 👍
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  3963. Fascinating! Always impressed that new subjects for videos are always found, and always well researched.
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  3964. Much love Dr Felton. The music as your video begins, sends chills down my spine. Immediately i feel as though i am there in Germany. Yet i love your videos. You are so thorough. Your command of the German language is awesome. Sharon from South Africa.
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  3965. Excellent video. This is why I subscribed. The WW2 stuff is good, but it's great when you go beyond that and into other histories, it's appreciated. Now I know more about Iraq history. Thanks Dr, Felton.
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  3966. Thanks for all the information packed episodes. My wife and i love watching them! Top notch!
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  3967. thank you for this video and its very informative, this content is not tackle in any history documentary that watch on cable channels
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  3968. I've read quite a lot of these books. Really enjoyed them. Mark's a great story teller.
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  3969. Give Mark Felton a battle you thought everybody and their dog knew all about, and he will come back to you with something brand new and amazing. :-)
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  3970. Thank you Professor Felton, I’m American, however I trust your lectures wholeheartedly.
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  3971. I greatly appreciate the effort Dr Felton made to correctly pronounce the Polish names in this video; rarely do historians try to ensure that they arent butchering foreign words.
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  3972. Really great to see the lens of history turned on these little known operations and battles.
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  3973. Never heard of any of this until I saw this video. MF productions strikes again! Bravo.
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  3974. Thank you for the last part! You make history very real for us to learn about the past! Thanks again!!
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  3975. I worked with a guy who did his national service at RAF Manston, and told me that they buried Spitfires in a quarry there. Monkton quarry is close by, but it's a nature reserve now.
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  3976. There's 44-6117 B17 in lake Stolsko on Polish-German border, sadly one of crewmembers was killed probably during descent on parachute in very shamefull way - killed by another German fighter. In 2019 family of top gunner and engineer meet me and other people that worked on this plane. Some other unknown planes rest around city of Szczecin, as Pölitz was one of the most bombed place in Germany in II World War. Sadly, not many people and goverment are interested in excavations such wrecks, bodies of crewmembers are still inside...
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  3977. Thank you Dr Felton. Thoses great men shouldn't be forgotten. My own grand father served under Gnl Anders and take the great risk to comeback to Poland where wife and son were waiting. In communist Poland he was a stranger on his forefathers soil. Lot of injustice met a lot of brave men backthen. Thanks again for honouring them. Best wishes from Warsaw Poland.
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  3978. I find as a British viewer, whose grandfather served through Africa and Italy, these are my favourite type of Mark Felton video. it puts the heroics of my country men in the spotlight, and helps put life into perspective, reminding me of all those who gave their todays so that I might have a tomorrow🙏🏻
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  3979. Again a great quality video ... U never fail to impress , a very well done indeed
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  3980. My Uncle, Staff Sgt George Davis, landed his Horsa, intact at Arnhem. Wonder if his was recovered? He spent the rest of the war in a POW camp. Liberated by the Russians.
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  3981. Impressive video as always! Keep it up!! :D
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  3982. I don't need sleep, I need more Mark Felton Productions
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  3983. I love the way that the Doc can take what could be such a bland subject, and turn it into a fascinating story you can't resist watching.
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  3984. Dr Felton, of all the masks presented in your video the one that I found most disturbing was the pretty face of Mary Queen of Scots considering she was beheaded. Thanks again Mark Felton Productions!
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  3985. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  3986. Best history channel!
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  3987. This was fascinating, Mark. I had no idea that a German airforce existed between WW1 and WW2, Let alone had superior aircraft and pilots, including aces who scored impressive kill counts! Thank you so much for posting!
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  3988. Most definite family resemblance in some of those photos. One looked to be a German version of King George. Very striking, along with the dialog. Hard to miss, really. Very well done episode.
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  3989. History has always been my favorite subject of learning. I will never stop learning thanks to resources like this. Thank you Mr Felton.
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  3990. Exactly what I needed to hear this afternoon! Thank you for your dedication to History Dr. Felton!
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  3991. Good Lord, a tired training aircraft with a screwed shut canopy with no parachute? 😳. Truly an amazing story and a testament to an inspiring man. Thank you
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  3992. "Hey wet pants! This isn't the women's auxiliary balloon corps, you're in the twenty minuters now!" - Squadron Leader, the Lord Flashheart. EDIT: Mark please do more first world war videos.
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  3993. You never fail to amaze Dr Felton - as a 5th generation Marine I appreciate you finding out such a great piece of USMC history! Thank you for recognizing the devil dogs!
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  3994. Wild seeing an area I know well in this light. Spent 30 years just down the road from there!
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  3995. Are you dropping more funny lines these days than you have in the past? I enjoy them.
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  3996. I like how he’s got almost 800 likes only 20 minutes after releasing an 8:45 video! Keep up the good work Mark!
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  3997. Forgot to mention one example of an ISU-152 found in Iraq in 2003. It was still operational during that time and was used as a SPG!
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  3998. This collection is incredible. I am as fascinated by this as I was when visiting the Hofburg in Vienna and seeing the huge royal china collection of the Habsburgs. Thank you so much, Mark, for sharing this with the rest of the world.
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  3999. This is one of the most underrated channels on youtube
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  4000. Mark, your uploads are literally the highlights of my week. Thank you for your amazing content.
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  4001. Dr Felton, great subject for researching, thanks for your work!
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  4002. Wow. The best summary of the battle for Hurtgen Wood I've seen. Thank you once again.
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  4003. Just when you think know a fair bit about WW2, something wildly interesting appears! Love this channel for these videos!
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  4004. Dr. Felton we are privileged to have someone with your research abilities and passion for presentation. Thank you.
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  4005. the Fiat Falco also had an impressive record in Belgian service, non lost to air combat against 7 kills, including 2BF109's!
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  4006. Thanks for your great videos Dr. Felton. Cheers from Niagara 🇨🇦
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  4007. Amazing what happens when you turn a bunch of American kid backyard mechanics loose with a pile of really cool stuff, and Uncle Sam pays for it all! There's no telling WHAT they'll come up with!
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  4008. The film images are remarkable! Really amazing story Mark!
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  4009. Thanks for ALWAYS being objective Dr Felton
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  4010. He was one tough man, among many of that era! Thanks Dr Felton for another very informative video.
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  4011. A very interesting story. Love how you find obscure World War 2 topics to cover, as well as ones that involve other wars, and more.
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  4012. You never fail to amaze me with the fascinating information you impart, your research is impecable, you content educational and the entertainment first class. Without history we cannot understand the present or the future. You help us in that way.
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  4013. My Father was a WW2 vet but he never saw the age of 45 and has been gone for many decades now. I was surrounded by other WW2 and Korean war Vets growing up and also joined the Army staying in the Reserves for 24 years. We are lesser for the loss of that generation, may they rest in the peace they richly deserve. For those who do not recognize the bugle, that is The Last Post. For Americans it is the British version of TAPS. Thank you Mark for including it.
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  4014. This house was revisited by Speer's kids for a German docu-drama about Speer. One of his sons is a famous German architect who did large projects in the Middle East. The German mini series is called "Speer und er." Someone posted in on YT.
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  4015. I have to say that all of your videos are amazing and very high quality, so keep up the good work!🙂
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  4016. this is going to be a good one
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  4017. I have pre-decimal one penny coins minted in the reigns of Victoria, Edward VII, George V, George VI, and Elizabeth II - a fascinating march through history.
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  4018. An acquaintance of mine was in Afghanistan with the US/NATO mission and did a lot with the Gurkhas. Nothing but good to say about them. He was invited to attend one of their special feasts and one of their officers gave him his personal Kukri (not one they had brought along to give to special guests).
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  4019. This is an incredible story. Hearing Spivak speak was amazing. What a life. Thank you.
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  4020. Mr. Felton you are the best historian on yt , and I'm always impressed when you mention my country. Greetings from Chile .
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  4021. I'm glad youtube actually notified me of this on time.
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  4022. Researching my wife’s family tree, I discovered an officer in the Indian army, who commanded a section of the army under General Quinan. I had no idea why we were invading Iran. I wondered where to go to research the subject. Then this video arrived in my feed. Problem solved! Thank you Dr Felton. A thorough answer which gives the big picture I was missing. I am very grateful.
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  4023. Another obscure piece of history well documented from the tumultuous times of the Normandy invasions. Thank you, Doctor Felton.
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  4024. Sir Mark this one had a happy ending for this pilot. Thanks for bringing us all your amazing stories. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  4025. Merry Christmas to you all!
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  4026. This is mini-series is great. Hope you keep it going!
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  4027. Dr Felton is consistent with showing the truth and I think he has a soft spot in his heart for us Poles. His Katyn Massacre video is a masterpiece.
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  4028. My local war museum where I live in Virginia had a decent axis section. Mostly small arms but the Japanese section was interesting. They had some heavy and light machine guns and knee mortars. Surprisingly they had a good Italian and Finnish section as well. But the Japanese had some cool small arms mostly there.
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  4029. My father's a pilot on a C-47. He towed one and sometimes two gliders at D DAY and market garden. I toured one in a Houston museum one day , scary for sure.
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  4030. I am 62 years old and had several motorcycles from the war period and after it. Thus, the oldest was a DKW from the war period and a BMW from 1948. We loved those motorcycles from the war and post-war period. We also had a Norton 500cc from which a tree grew 😃. When we opened the machine, it was like new. Days of polishing and brushing and the engine like lightning. We made the engine frame out of pipes and when we put it together it was like new, almost. I also had a Hercules (Hamburg motor werke) of 350 cc. But it was big, I don't know if bigger engines are made now. Yes I enjoyed restoring those antiques on two wheels. Then I lived in Yugoslavia, today I am in Croatia, for which I fought as a volunteer in 91-95. When we came to the defense line of the city, it used to be the Italian border. Super solid bunkers with a 2.5 m thick concrete dome. They served us well in the first year of the war. And we used to jump around those bunkers as teenagers, and many from the city had never been there, and I and some of them knew every inch of what used to be the Italian border. Many greetings from Zadar to the 3000-year-old city on the Adriatic sea coast. Yes, an old town with an old tradition.
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  4031. As always ur uploads are FASCINATING! This is no exception. Wow another well researched subject; awesome archival films n still pictures. Kudos. Looking forward to ur next one. Peace
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  4032. I love how dr. Felton manages to show us great historical footage!
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  4033. a rainy day, and Dr Mark with a battleship story... and Pete Townsend's birthday.
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  4034. I have seen a lot of videos about the air attack operations against Tirpitz but only a few about the midget submarines raid. I actually first heard of it in the channel Yarnhub a few weeks ago. I am glad that Mr. Felton covered most, if not all of the actions taken by the British to sink the battleship. Great video as always!
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  4035. I knew nothing of his last visit to a front. Excellent episode. As always.
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  4036. Another excellent content like always before lunch..
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  4037. Dear Dr Felton, as a long time subscriber, frequent user of your channel and recently having purchased a copy of your book 'Castle of Eagles', I shall make a formal request for future videos on topics I feel are right up your alley and which I am dying to see being presented by you: 1) the Mechelen Incident of 1940, when a lost German plane accidently spilled the beans on German invasion plans for France and the Low Countries, 2) Operation Algeciras of 1982, when during the Falklands War Argentine agents prepared to sabotage British shipping in Gibraltar, 3) Operation Tracer of 1941, when the British created a top secret plan for a stay behind observation post on the Rock of Gibraltar should the base ever fall to Axis troops. Many thanks for your indefatigable efforts to educate us ignorant fools with your excellent content. I hope you will consider my suggestion.
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  4038. What a timely video! Thank you so much for these insights into histories that would otherwise go all but forgotten.
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  4039. Thank you Mark Felton for the work that you do. My grandfather was a medic in USMC in the Pacific theatre. You help me stay connected with the past.
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  4040. The research you put in never ceases to amaze me. Another excellent series.
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  4041. Like a new release from my favourite scotch maker, I open with great anticipation Mr. Felton's most recent video!
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  4042. Dr. Mark Felton has a gift for producing brilliant content at fascinating rate! Dr. Felton backs up every detail with proof of what he is saying is 100% true. Great work!
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  4043. I knew I was keenly interested in upcycling, but now I got to combine it with my favorite channel of all
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  4044. Most interesting thing I have learned in years.
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  4045. The amount of detail is astounding! Learned about the Berlin Airlift in high school, in name only!
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  4046. Yet ANOTHER great video, having watched the film Downfall I know a bit about the last days of the war but still learnt some facts from this video.
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  4047. This is why I started watching Mark Felton over 6 years ago. Good stuff.
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  4048. I am from Poland. Thank You Mark for remembering and talking about our history. Katyn massacre is a big topic taught in schools here.
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  4049. I'm actually about to write a term paper on Japans rebound following the second World War and this gave me a lot of insight and inspiration as to more topics to cover. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  4050. Just finished my online classes for the day (im in the Philippines), A great way to end the day
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  4051. Absolutely powerful with a headset on! Well done Dr Felton.
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  4052. it always amuses me that (IF they do) the History Channel's 'documentaries' take 5+ times as long to give LESS information than your 11 to 15 minute documentaries actually give. Kudos, Dr. Felton!
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  4053. I never knew about this military invasion of Germany . A big thank you to mark Felton for sharing this with us.
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  4054. Dear Dr. Felton. Thank you very much for another nuanced, balanced, well researched, well presented and properly backed video once again. I have followed you from the beginning, from Nigeria, and have actually opened the eyes of several friends here to your channel and videos. This includes my own kids - especially my 11-year old who has a lot of interest in history, specifically WW2 history. I hope one day, you will do some research, and publish a video on the experience of West African Soldiers in the British Army in Burma and that theatre, especially the Nigerian troops who performed admirably. Please keep up the good work, Sir.
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  4055. Oh my god has this channel grown in 2019... Crazy!
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  4056. Keep up the great work, Dr. Felton!
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  4057. Just what I need on a Sunday evening!
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  4058. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  4059. Merry Christmas to you Professor Felton and to the 101st Airborne Division.
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  4060. Mr. Felton you made my day, this is gold value!
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  4061. Thank you for your accurate work Dr. Felton. Beautifully presented.
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  4062. Brilliant Sir! Brilliant! Your videos are some of the best on U Tube. Hands down.
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  4063. Werner Von Braun was one lucky SOB to dodge his own crimes during the war.
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  4064. This channel brings me back to the old history channel in the early 2000's
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  4065. There's a new video from our history teacher dr. Felton. Great 😊
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  4066. Finally glad to see some Danish representation In a Mark Felton video, you are the best Mr. Felton.
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  4067. Thank you for continuously delivering this fascinating content Mark.
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  4068. Many of the used Rams in the Netherlands where used as pill boxes along the rijn-ijssel line in the early Cold War. Although the hulls are completely covered many turrets remain visible today. Near my hometown there are two as well as a firefly.
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  4069. This is has to be a rare video what a treat excellent video well done
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  4070. I always learn something new! Thanks Mark!
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  4071. Love the smell of history in the morning
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  4072. man its a great channel
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  4073. Money back from the IRS and a Mark Felton production video, my day is complete, Thank you Mark!
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  4074. Like Dr. Felton, The Guns of Navarone is one of my favorite movies set in WW2. Not only for the top notch cast and acting, but also for the soundtrack. Better theme songs are few and far between. Thanks Dr. Felton. Cheers from the States 🍻🍻.
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  4075. I first heard of the minquiers in the movie "The Wreck of The Mary Deare". The Wreck of the Mary Deare is a 1959 Metrocolor British-American thriller film directed by Michael Anderson and starring Gary Cooper and Charlton Heston, and featuring Michael Redgrave, Cecil Parker, Richard Harris and John Le Mesurier. Its a great movie.
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  4076. My grandfather flew with him in biafra. He was also with him Helping to build the ethiopian airforce
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  4077. Wow, I didn't know about these troops. Thank you Dr. Felton! 💯
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  4078. I am not in the slightest a religious person but I find Pope Francis an inspirational human being. All the best for Christmas and 2024 Mark
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  4079. I had read of Churchill's visit to Berlin and the bunker and a couple of pictures, which may have come from the footage in the video, but had never seen the footage itself. Excellent as always in it's presentation.
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  4080. Thanks mark. To be honest, i didn't know there was a german frogman in german front. Thanks.🇺🇸🇺🇸🤝🤝❤🤝👌🏼👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  4081. Modern scary subject from the top military historian on Youtube.
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  4082. Brilliant ! You have no idea how grateful I am to get this video upload Mark .. thank you, I’ve been stuck in USA for 8months now with no knowing when I will be able to travel home, alone and in a hotel ( feels like a prison ) it’s 04:10 I can’t sleep thinking about family christmases gone by and I just needed something to take my mind off things. Thanks mate for this video and I guess I just wanted you to know you help people in a lot of ways with these videos. They are not just informational 👍🏻
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  4083. As always, an informative and confronting video. The shameful treatment of these men and all Poles who fought with such valour by allied governments of the day and even up to the present is appalling. Giving awards posthumously is far too little, too late. They deserved so much more.
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  4084. Mark, go find a man who used to live in Bitburg, Germany who restores Germany military vehicles, he moved to Hungary about 10 years ago and is active with production studios and supplies German vehicles, you saw him and his vehicles if you watched the movie “Valkyrie” in 2007.
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  4085. I was living near Halstead, Essex at this time. I was 17, so very aware of The Troubles & we used to live near a Catholic family who'd fled Northern Ireland because of that. I'd also been in a hotel when the Harrods bomb happened not far away. Parents & younger brother & sister were shopping, but I stayed in the room. I remember watching the news & being terrified that my family might have been affected. A horrible feeling with no mobiles for reassurance! We went to the theatre a day later. I remember sitting there feeling so worried as there were warnings about possible, further attacks. Terrorism is well named: just the threat is a very powerful message.
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  4086. i'm a simple man, i see a new upload from mark felton i click
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  4087. A friend of mine's Uncle brought back an STG 44 from World War II it's missing The Recoil spring in the firing pin and the spare firing pin is missing I guess these assault rifles had different design firing pins and Bolt during the mid-90s a lot of STG parts kits were available for a couple hundred dollars in the United States now the kits are several thousand dollars
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  4088. What a collection! It's a shame it wasn't kept together after his passing. And don't worry about the ads, your videos are always interesting, informative and accurate.
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  4089. I never knew about a third bomb and I considered myself knowledgeable about the war. Mark never ceases to amaze and teach me new things. He is an extraordinary man.
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  4090. That little dramatic jump scare music in the end was a nice touch.
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  4091. Southern Hemisphere: end the day well Northern Hemisphere: start the day well Mark Felton can’t loose
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  4092. Thanks again Dr Felton. I never read much about this beast and was surprised at the damage one round can cause. Imagine the impact such machines would have made if effectively supported and employed.
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  4093. Never knew of this. Always knew armored warfare was limited in the Pacific for obvious reasons but this was enlightening. Loved the retro tank demonstration footage alongside the surviving restored examples.
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  4094. The 1911A1 has got to be the best pistol ever designed and manufactured. I live in the UK and back in the day of citizen-owned FAC's (up to 1995) I owned a mil-spec (green parkerized) Springfield Armory 1911A1, that .45ACP was a sledgehammer of a round boasting full-on knock-down efficiency, although I only ever shot paper tigers! The .45ACP 1911A1 will remain with a military force somewhere in the world forever.
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  4095. I was on guard duty at the HCR barracks in Windsor. I do remember a German exchange officer arrived at the front gate once and I was tasked with escorting him to the officers mess (not a place I visited often) We both entered and there prominent in the foyer was a grand portrait of the Kaiser! The look on the young officers face was priceless! I handed him over to the mess manager, saluted and departed.
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  4096. Another great video Mark!
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  4097. I'm supposed to be busy but Dr. Felton has distracted me!
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  4098. Kaiser Bill was a shooting guest at several of the big estates near here in the New Forest. He stayed at Highcliffe Castle in the years before the great war and did the rounds of the local aristocracy. At our local big house, there is a photo of him shooting on the estate, and I often think it odd when I am working on the farm by the woods that the Kaiser stood here shooting his 12 bore. On his visit, he presented his host with a specially engraved silver spade with which he planted a commemorative tree, but the previous owner told me that the tree was pulled down during the first war and the spade was relegated to fire poking duties where it remains today.
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  4099. You literally dig out the most forgotten stories and information that is for no reason the most interesting thing that you'll hear all day. Literally the most interesting channel ever
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  4100. thank you for the mention of Polish forces on the western front. Often forgotten, but 1 PAD played a significant role in the liberation of Belgium, Holland and North West Germany.
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  4101. Just wanted to say BIG CONGRATS on reaching one million🎉. Quality content like this deserve it and we are grateful to have such amazing channel here.
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  4102. Can get 15,000 more subs for Mark...I can't wait until he gets his golden recognition. He truly deserves it..for his long commitment and hard work
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  4103. Mark I love your videos! they give an unbiased look at history and are as factual as they can be! And they are also extremely entertaining. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos. 🙂
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  4104. eating my lunch while watching high-quality documentaries. Life's good, lads.
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  4105. Another fascinating video. Thanks.
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  4106. I always wondered what was involved in denazification. Thank you sir.
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  4107. another masterpiece Dr.Felton!
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  4108. I adore your videos, but I must admit, it breaks my heart every time I hear there are no surviving models.
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  4109. Thank you for the exhaustive research. There is still so much information about the war still coming to light after all these years, much of it thanks to you
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  4110. Once again, a GREAT history lesson! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  4111. Those beautiful DC3's still Flying cargo from Miami to Bahamas as i write this. Their sound is unmistakable & right out of a b/w Tarzan movie. You are my David Attenbougho when it comes to W2 Aviation History, Dr. Felton.
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  4112. This was an extremely interesting video. I'm glad that I discovered your channel.
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  4113. Thank you Dr. Felton for your dedication to educating the masses, it is vety much appreciated, have a nice day, Mark!
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  4114. Fun fact, any US Dollar coin or bill ever made and not in too bad of shape is also still totally legal tender as the Dollar was never revalued or taken out of circulation. One of the few currencies in existence with this quirk.
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  4115. Always excited to see that NOTIFICATION!
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  4116. As a Muslim, I have deep respect for Mark Felton, he has great knowledge and content which outdo anything anyone else can do Keep it up and thanks for all your knowledge, Allah bless you.
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  4117. In the late 80s I was stationed with the US Army’s Berlin Brigade and while training at the British forces’ Ruhleben urban fighting site I saw some German “soldiers”, maybe border guards, there wearing what appeared to be the old Stahlhelm and conducting machine gun crew drills with what appeared to be an MG-42. It was very odd to see.
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  4118. I know I should go to bed, but I can't stop watching these incredible videos.
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  4119. His standard is in the constant high quality of videos and topics😊
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  4120. I Love your stuff Dr. Felton, thank you for providing me with so much knowledge over the years!
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  4121. Such a fascinating story. Thank you Dr. Felton for always keeping us informed.
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  4122. This should absolutely be a regular channel thing. The anticipation is amazing. One of the greatest reveals in history...Dr. Felton is a lefty!
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  4123. Mark, Old Boy, you never disappoint. Just when I think I know it all, you post another video and prove me wrong. Thanks for bringing this forgotten history to light.
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  4124. Outstanding content as always! Anytime I see a Mark Felton video pop up I instantly ignore everything else in my feed and immediately click on Mark's video. He never fails to please!
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  4125. Great addition to the Infamous Guns series. There is a fascinating book called Minnesota 13 which details bootleg liquor production during prohibition. Capone and many other Chicago gangsters often visited the small rural Minnesota farming communities where this extremely high-quality liquor was produced. The book details one instance where a distiller was brought to Chicago and a man was shot by Capone to prove how serious he was about his business. One can only wonder if the gun used was one you mentioned.
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  4126. Interesting topic. Only someone with Dr. Mark Felton's credibility can cover this topic with the accuracy of a documentary for such a critical audience! Congratulations on an unexpected, well researched , entertaining and very interesting documentary about a curiosity in Vietnam.
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  4127. Thank you for keeping history alive Mr Felton!
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  4128. Just in time for breaktime!
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  4129. Dr. Felton, thanks for the trip down memory lane. When I lived in The Netherlands, I was able to visit all three of these relics.
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  4130. I've had a piece of this history in my hand....my friend's grandfather had in his possession a section of the aircraft, a flat light, aluminium type metal alloy scrap about the size of your hand. Someone had written on it "He who Hessitates is lost". A profound observation given the probable soul searching Hess did prior to making the risky decision to flee (if it was indeed him). I didn't know they had an engine part at East Fortune. Think I'll take a trip over and see it. Great story Mark and interesting to hear more about the fate of his plane and possessions.
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  4131. It's no secret how great Mark Felton's channel is! Fascinating video, thanks Mark!
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  4132. I work for Norfolk Southern and go around Horseshoe Curve several times a week. I never thought I'd see it mentioned in a Mark Felton video!
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  4133. As a long time viewer and subscriber, it's cool to hear you open up about something so personal. Much appreciated to listen to this life event. Love tour content!
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  4134. Today, I learned that Mark is 5 years older than myself.
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  4135. Another Fantastic Felton Production
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  4136. Damn, you're one heck of a narrator. I'm surprised each time i come back to your videos!
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  4137. There is a fence in St Louis that is made of Springfield rifle barrels.
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  4138. What I like about Mark's presentations, is that they are well researched and above all, truthful. Thank you for that Mark.
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  4139. There was a East German toy rocket . Its form identical to V2 . Made of plastic . You would fill it with water , screw it on the bicycle air pump , turn it up , pump the air, build up the pressure and releese the roket . Water comming out under high pressure was doing the job . Pointed in the wrong direction it was dangerous . I had one .
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  4140. I've been waiting for you to tell about Tirpitz!
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  4141. Visiting Berlin several times, the history of Hohenzollern Strasse and area in Berlin and relationship to the 20th century was such a mystery to me until now, thanks for the clear and concise video.
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  4142. Mark, I was in the US Navy from 1972 to 1975. While stationed aboard a DE, during small arms practice, we use ammunition with manufacture dates of 1944 and 1945 on the cases brought out by the gunners mates.
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  4143. My uncle Cliff managed to bring home a real live German woman - 5' 2" blonde hair and blue eyes - in '46. She was pretty high caliber. And they had my cousin hidden inside her!
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  4144. Every time I see Mark Felton come up, I feel like watching a tv show 15 years ago and you're screaming to you're sibling who went to get a snack during a commercial break: "It's oooonnnnnn"
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  4145. Mark you even mention the easter crisis in 1920. Mister Felton I am impressed . We were allowed here to mainstaim our own goverment untill 1943 . When the german demands were to much to handle and the goverment resigned . The danish and army was disolved in 1943 and the police in attumn 1944 . After that the germans took direct control of Denmark. The danish resistence started gain support and a wave of sabotage swept over Denmark .
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  4146. I haven't watched the video but I know it is going to be good
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  4147. Your content quality is remarkable.
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  4148. Perfect example of great engineering, great maintenance, and doing with what you have. Great pieces of history. Thank you Dr Felton
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  4149. U-boats are one of my most fascinating subjects of wwII! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  4150. I came for the intro, stayed for the content
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  4151. Another one? 22 minutes long? You spoil us, sir. I'll have to save this one for later. Savoury.
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  4152. 2 minutes in and over 80 thumbs up? Jesus Mark you doing something right? Keep it up!
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  4153. You deserve to be on TV doing hour long episodes, The narrative/pacing/quality of your work beats most of the stuff I've watched on tv throughout the years. No biases no propaganda, you get right to it and tell the story like a true teacher should. Thank you Mark
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  4154. Keep up the amazing videos!
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  4155. Mark Felton, also known as the historian who will tell you little known fun facts!
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  4156. Friday night sorted cheers again
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  4157. Fascinating story Professor Felton, what are the odds of that plane landing like that, many thanks for sharing this story.
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  4158. A worthy charity indeed! If I again find myself on the English Coast I will certainly donate.
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  4159. Man's gotta make a living, mark deserves the revenue especially with all the time and effort he puts into these vids
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  4160. You find the most amazing, unknown tales, Dr. Felton. These videos are an important supplement to the history of WW2. Thanks for this and have a very happy New Year! 🎉
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  4161. Many thanks Dr. Felton! Please also consider covering the Polish role in breaking the enigma code. It's still underrated!
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  4162. I have added to my knowledge, never heard or read about this before. Well done!
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  4163. Wow. 10 minutes online and already 5k views. People seem to enjoy your content, as do I. Keep doing what you do best Mark! Regards from the Netherlands.
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  4164. I wouldn't have even come up with that question. Mark Felton's pieces are truly fascinating.
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  4165. I have an old ex-MOD Land Rover that I can’t buy matching paint to maintain it with because the paint (allegedly InfraRed and Radar adsorbent) is still classified by the US Govt (its manufactured in California).
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  4166. As usual, interesting and unique insights into the second world war.
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  4167. Stephen Thompson: Boy that brings back memories! In '65, I was stationed at a DEW line site on the west Alaska coast. Returning from emergency leave to the lower 48, I was taken back from Elmendorf AFB to the site in a contract civilian '47. As self loading cargo, I was alone back there with stuff bound for our site. COLD?? Man, I guess! It had a door - which yours didn't - but there were huge gaps around the frame! Thank goodness for the USAF winter gear but I still damn near froze...... At the end of the tour, Texas never looked so good!
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  4168. Simply brilliant and perfect end to the year.
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  4169. Wow! Ive never heard of the neat little rocket launcher before. Thanks Sir Felton!
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  4170. Yet another gem of hidden history that Dr. Felton exposes for all to see. Fantastic work!
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  4171. mark your herman georing episode was incredible!! mark can you please do a video on the french invasion and capitulation and how vichy was created?
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  4172. Fascinating video! Thanks Mark
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  4173. Immediately click all of your uploads, Dr. Felton! Please keep up the excellent work!
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  4174. Proving his doctorate every day! Splendid video!
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  4175. My grandfather served alongside the Ghurkas in North Africa and Italy in the Second World War, he would always tell me how much he admired them and made some life long friends, he said the Italian troops were terrified of them. He always thought the British Army treated them poorly, especially in retirement, I have always supported the Ghurka Welfare Trust on behalf of my Grandfather. Let’s hope we have Ghurkas in the Armed Forces for a long time to come, true warriors.
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  4176. Had the pleasure of looking after a whole bunch of Gurkhas at my bar in New Zealand, they came over for a joint training exercise with the NZ Army and ending up repeatedly coming to our bar on there time off. I can honestly say this about the Gurkhas...they are some of the nicest people you will EVER meet! (And they have really nice ciggys to trade lol) We had over 50+ of them in the bar each time they came in for pool and fizzy (They dont really drink...some do, but most dont), we ran a student bar, so the local students absolutely loved them!, sat up pool comps, darts and even had them on the volleyball area going hard against the local students & staff...every one of them had a constant smile and a great attitude...we all absolutely loved them to bits. But as my head of security said to me (He was active NZSAS at the time)..."These fun & friendly 'little guys'...ARE some of the fittest & most lethal Soldiers on the planet!!" ...Hence, I pitty the absolute FOOL who starts a fight with the Gurkhas!, not only did they just start a fight with the very BEST!!...they just started a fight with some of the most LOVED! & RESPECT!...and there mates WILL be coming for YOU!! - its a 100% certain death sentance if you go up against the Gurkhas! (They CAN stand alone...but they NEVER will!❤) Kia Kaha Nepal🥰...least we forget!
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  4177. Actually lost myself laughing when you had to clarify it wasn't about his testicle. Truely a fantastic historian and one of the best channels on youtube.
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  4178. The only YouTube channel that I can confidently recommend to someone to watch if I want to support my answer in a discussion about ww2. Regards from Pakistan.
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  4179. What an absolutely brilliant story to pluck out of YouTube. This is why Mark Felton is the best.
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  4180. I was a jsa 1plt jsf trooper from 1985 to 1986. I made me glad I'm American. Seen alot of stuff in the z. Won't trade the experience for nothing.
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  4181. Excellent video! Thanks! I believe during the making of The Raiders of the Lost Ark they were originally going to have Indy use a Colt 1911 pistol in the bar shootout, but at the time .45 blanks were not very reliable in semi-autos, so it was switched out for the Browning Hi-power because 9mm blanks were much more reliable. It would have been cool if he could have had the 1911, but the Browning 9mm is still great, too.
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  4182. Mark you're the only one to goto when it comes to these historical war docs. keep up the good work bro.
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  4183. She saved town where she was build (J. Samuel White Yard, Coves). Present days she is placed in my town (Gdynia, Poland) and serves as a museum. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  4184. Just in the past 2 - 3 weeks of watching this channel ive learned so much. There are books and articles that Im now looking into to expand my knowledge on the topics I've found here. THIS is what History Channel used to be.
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  4185. Mark Felton Binging keeps me sane in the days of covid
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  4186. Another excellent episode. Thankyou Dr Felton.
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  4187. I have become addicted to your videos. I have always been interested in WW2 but you really bring it to life.
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  4188. Great video! I really appreciate seeing this old rocketry footage and photos. I can't remember if you mentioned it but "Maultier" is German for "Mule".
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  4189. Sir...I can't wait for Ep.2 of the Hess Series...thank your dr Felton
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  4190. Spot on as always boss 👊, much appreciated 🙏
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  4191. Keep up the good work Mr. Felton!!!!! Even during the holidays he gives us great content to watch 🎉
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  4192. Love your neutral way of presenting what happened during WW2. Greetings from Germany.
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  4193. Thanks for this video. My parents moved us to the UK from Australia in 1978 and then the troubles seemed to get a lot worse not long after, I think it was the IRA stepping up against Thatcher in particular. Then, many years later, I happened to be in Manchester one June day and there was a massive evacuation. Some time later, the loudest bang I have ever heard.
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  4194. Mark, I love what you do keeping history alive.
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  4195. When Mark uploads a new video, I FCKING stop ALL my work and cancell ALL my appointments just to watch his video - I am a simple man.
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  4196. Looking forward to watching the “Himmler on the run” video. Thx Doc 👍🏼
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  4197. Well done Mark!!! This is what the history channel used to be. You know? Non biased, and informative!!
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  4198. Thank you for your excellent analysis as always Mark. You may be one of the most neutral historical commentators left. Kudos my friend!
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  4199. whenever the world is in turmoil, dr. felton is here to tell another unbelievable great story
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  4200. Let me be the 1st to comment: no matter how old or obsolescent a weapon may be, if there's no better option at the time, and it works, do USE IT! Dr. Felton proves his investigative research skills once again by getting the story out first before the rest. His style is cutting edge and he would have made a great news reporter, but History is fortunate enough to have him first. A doctorate was never so well deserved.
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  4201. Whoohoo, just as I'm puttering in the garage doing chores another video from Mark pops up. I love listening to these while working around the house.
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  4202. I'm fascinated with the period between WW1 and WW2 as so much was going on in that period. Thanks for adding to my knowledge.
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  4203. I am more than happy that Dr. Felton has 2.13 million subscribers. At least there are that may folks who are interested in military history and perhaps also recognize that history has a peculiar way of repeating itself. Thanks Dr. Felton. Cheers from the States.
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  4204. Marlene Dietrich was a woman of valour. Thank you very much for your sterling work with this video. 👏👏
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  4205. Mr. Felton you never cease to amaze me. You have so many interesting stories i've never heard of! Very good stuff.
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  4206. My dad was in the US 103rd Infantry "Cactus Caravan" and he suffered a fairly severe wound of shrapnel to the throat from a boobytrapped door to a house on Thanksgiving day (Nov 23) at St. Die, about 100km southwest of Strasbourg. He rejoined his unit about 18 days later. Within a couple weeks of that, mom's brother was killed during the Bulge.
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  4207. That dig at Goering's awful fashion 'sense' had me howling lmao.
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  4208. That was seriously one of your most entertaining videos. Especially in that final minute and the realization that there was more out there. It was pretty surreal. Now, instead of thinking about stupid pirate myths on a beach in a chest with a skull and crossbones on it, this here, instead, is the real skull and crossbones treasure. We can think of it as alpine treasure, or within a crystal clear blue lake with snow-capped mountains around.
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  4209. Half of the cars were manual hand brakes..and had no roofs...and right hand steering...love this video about the queens royal car collection..great job Mark Felton
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  4210. Cmon guys let’s get him to 1 mil subs he deserves it probably one of the best if not the best war history channel on YouTube
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  4211. Another vital snippet of history from my favourite historian.
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  4212. Thank you Dr. Mark for teaching us about so many interesting historical events!
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  4213. Saddest line ever for every Mark Felton video.... "Thanks for watching". Could watch his video for hours
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  4214. @Mark Felton. Thank you for that tribute for Polish soldiers. Dziękuję za ten hołd dla polskich żołnierzy. Merci pour cet hommage pour les soldats polonais
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  4215. What a remarkable story - as always well researched and perfectly presented. Thank you Mark.
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  4216. I remember flying in an RAAF DC-47, from Melbourne, to Adelaide, in the late 80s, as a member of the Royal Australian Artillery, to exercise in South Australia. What a hairy flight that was. Even though we weren’t jumping out of it, it gave you a small window, and new found respect for the men who jumped out of these things on D-Day. 1999 was when they finally came out of service. Another great video Mark.
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  4217. This episode gets the Coolest History of the Year award! My two little boys just loved it! Thank you Professor Felton!
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  4218. Thank you Professor Felton! You have made my day!
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  4219. Loving the post-ww2 videos
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  4220. I can just see the US conspiracy theorists jumping on this and inventing their own version of reality if they haven’t already done so. Very interesting subject, intelligently and thoroughly researched and presented. Thank you Mark!
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  4221. I was born and raised in Flensburg and I learned quite a bit from this video. Looking forward to part two!
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  4222. Thank you for making this!
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  4223. The intros about Mark just smiling there never gets old..
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  4224. Yeah! Mark’s back at it again!
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  4225. The best and the worst of human nature, both present together in the same man. Great angle and presentation again Mark. Thank you.
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  4226. Thank you Mr Felton. Brilliant Channel.
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  4227. The war memorials in the Netherlands are remarkable. And quite moving.
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  4228. Me: just woke up, see a mark felton vid.. Also me: Its show time!
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  4229. Another piece of wartime history I wasn’t aware of until now! Thank you
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  4230. this channel delivers great history in a simple way without the unnecessary dramatic showmanship that other channels irritate me with.
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  4231. Thank you for your channel, Dr. Felton! And congratulations on reaching 2 million subscribers, you totally deserve it. It would be a dream to hear you lecture here at my school, the Ateneo de Manila Unversity, but for now I shall be satisfied with your videos. Much praise, from fan yours from the Philippines.
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  4232. Mark, you never fail to astound me, more snippets of history missed over my 66 years of interest in both world wars, absolutely loved learning about trophy guns, thank you so much. Actually, it's only about 60 years as I was pretty dumb until I was about six.
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  4233. Your favorite fan from Zimbabwe checking in. Your videos are exeptional!!!!
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  4234. Love the insights and meticulous details that Mr Felton always puts in his videos.
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  4235. 4:57 it wasn't yet the Republic of Ireland in name in 1945, it was still a Dominion. The crown was formally cast off in 1949.
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  4236. So if you did it the other way about would you have had a Schmidtfire?
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  4237. Thank You Dr Felton. These longer form videos are fantastic. The shorter ones are such a tease...😉. Great Job
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  4238. Interesting history. I was Head of Procurement at Dornier Seastar (2014-2017) which is in fact largly owned by a Chinese company. So far they have not managed to get the Sea Star into series production.
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  4239. I live in San Francisco and didn’t even know about this! Haha now I can strike up conversations with my fellow historians >:D and my teacher just might give me extra credit! Thanks Mark!!
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  4240. Admit it, you're just here for the correct pronunciation of "Obersalzberg"
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  4241. There is a famous book from Gabriel Garcia Marquez a famous colombian writer that narrates the experiences of the veterans of the Korean war. It is called No One Writes to the Colonel
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  4242. I love the history that surrounds WWII but I genuinely had no knowledge of this raid. Thank you for all the hard work you out in sir. Appreciate the amazing content as always!
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  4243. Members of the US 30th ID were pinned down in a mansion north of Mortain, France in August, 1944, by so many of these rockets, that they dubbed the house, “Chateaux Nebelwerfer”.
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  4244. Wow, your work is just amazing I love it. :)
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  4245. Dr F, I have you to thank for reawakening my interest in history, particularly 20th century history. Thank you.
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  4246. The first time I learnt about Anzio was through the memoirs of Winston Churchill. Apparently, it was all his idea,the " soft underbelly" of Italy.The Italian campaign became anything but soft and Dr Felton has given us all the details we never knew existed!Thanks Doc.
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  4247. The History channel could learn a LOT from Dr Felton.. Fantastic content as ALWAYS. 👍👍👍👍
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  4248. This channel is such a blessing for people like myself who love history. It’s thoroughly researched, and aimed at an intelligent audience. No dumbing down here, just history, wonderfully told.
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  4249. Great Video! Thanks Mark!
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  4250. The Churchill message at the end… “To those I say… Go forth and multiply.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Priceless, Mark!
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  4251. Again, Mr. Felton, your retelling of this monumental event in world history is great and necessary enlightening of the public consciousness. Considering how poorly public education is for world history, your products are a welcome solution.
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  4252. Never would've thought of this. Great video!
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  4253. I remember learning about the butterfly bombs on an old episode of "Danger UXB". Thanks again, Mark!
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  4254. Thank you for showing us, once again, that if we do not learn from history, we are doomed to repeat the mistakes. I look forward to the next video of his closet. The museum looks exquisite, so glad that the staff gave you a private tour so you could bring us this.
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  4255. Growing up in the 50's and 60's most, if not all, of my friends fathers had rifle or pistol bring backs.
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  4256. A rare, but very welcome "feel good" episode. So glad to hear about this. Thank you Dr. Felton for cheering me up this weekend, and I wish a nice weekend back to you and yours, from me and the cat here in Norway. 🙂
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  4257. What an amazing woman and human being. Thank You Dr. Felton for sharing her incredible story and May she always Rest In Peace
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  4258. This shows again that Nazi Germany was not as easy and clear as one may think. And this proves yet again how absurd race theories like this are. It's astounding that people still believe in something like this. Great Video Dr. Felton, and greetings from Germany! :)
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  4259. Lawyers do something constructive. Amazing! 🤣
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  4260. I’m here early to say how much I love this channel.
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  4261. A historian myself, but I still learn something, whenever I watch one of your videos! Keep up the good work!
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  4262. As someone who up in the Dalton and Brosnan eras I think Connery embodied the character best. JB: Who are you? Girl: Im Plenty, Plenty O'Toole. JB: Named after your father, perhaps.
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  4263. Very fascinating story! Many thanks for posting Dr. Mark!
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  4264. This channel reminds me of the old show World War II in Color, and others like it that used to play on tv. Mark truly picked up the torch from those shows and carried it, with all the wonderful information and interesting stores, into the digital age
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  4265. The stories are always interesting, but also really enjoy all the pictures and clips you managed to collect on the subjects. Thanks for all your content dr. Felton
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  4266. Visited this location a couple of years ago. I learned that the wavy line in the alleyway you see at 3:29 and on is made up of cobblestones that are painted gold and that this path is intended to commemorate the citizens that took this detour to avoid making the Nazi salute!
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  4267. Thanks Mark and greetings from Finland!
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  4268. Keep up the good work Mark very interesting stuff, clicked as fast as I could.
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  4269. This channel brings nourishment for the soul in a time of isolation. Many thanks, Dr Felton.
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  4270. This is one of the most clever videos on the channel. Great job mark! Raccoons are fearsome creatures. A couple live in my garage right now!
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  4271. What would we do without you mark , great original content
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  4272. They weren't serious about capturing the sewage farm - they were just going through the motions. More seriously, Mark, that was a top notch video. Do you think a more extended series on Suez would be possible? There's more to think about - both militarily and politically.
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  4273. Thanks for covering all these Topics that are un-taught in most Schools and are semi-obscure
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  4274. this sure hits the spot thank you
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  4275. I, oddly, just read about this three days ago. Thank you for the awesome content!
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  4276. Simply wonderful story telling.
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  4277. Another brilliant video and I'm only 30 seconds in. Great that you got permission from King Charles III.
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  4278. without your amazing videos and stories, so many facts about war would just be a paragraph in a forgotten dusty book. You bring the facts to life and your thorough research brings so many new parts to light. Thank You Dr. Felton.
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  4279. Thank you so Much Dr. Felton this is the way to start a great weekend in the middle of a pandemic. Your channel is a blessing!
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  4280. that was one hell of a wild ride, thanks for the talk Mark!
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  4281. I've learned more about history on this channel than in school...
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  4282. In the mid 70's I was temporarily assigned to RAF Sculthorpe in this area. The sense of history is so pungent. Leaving my permanent duty station of Rhein-Main Germany,exploring the English countrysidee. Having a small knowledge of world wars history, I only wish I would've been exposed to Mark's research then. To this day, I still look back at everythig I had seen and only wishing i would have known more. Thank you Mark, 50 years later for exposing things I missed. I'm still enjoying memories of those days.
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  4283. this cover song is powerful, the best war channel on YouTube, congratulations
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  4284. You Dr. Felton are the Crème de la crème of Historians... Everytime i see a new video and hear the intro i know my day just got better and we're in for a treat. Thank you Dr. Felton for all your hard work and dedication. Your making the world 🌎 better place one video at a time. Salute to you sir... 💯🙏🏼🙌🫶
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  4285. I´m a firefighter, before of this i was a soldier. This is a very interesting story and history at same time! Great, Thx!!! :goodvibes:
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  4286. After the war several of the carriages became part of the train used by Chancellor Adenauer. Today one of those is on display in the Haus der Geschichte in Bonn.
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  4287. Thank you for your sacrifices, United Kingdom and Canada!! The Battle of Caen was a very nasty business, to be sure! And thanks again, Mark Felton for researching and producing this video.
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  4288. I love your videos Mark, they’re so informative and interesting. Keep up the great work
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  4289. An enormous pleasure and privilege to be along for a free ride on Dr Feltons research and documentation of hitherto unkown or even ignored history. Thank you!
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  4290. So close to 2 million subs! Well done Mark
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  4291. As soon as I saw the title I knew I had to watch this
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  4292. I was having my tires rotated when Dr Felton up loaded.. He gave everyone in the waiting area some WWll education......
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  4293. Always a good day when i get the marky felton notification
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  4294. Hello, Mr. Felton! I've been researching world history for over 59 years but i've never heard about this! Thank you Mark!
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  4295. I'm glad to see the success of this channel, although I miss the good old days of making a comment and getting a response from the man himself!
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  4296. Definitely, he has a great dry sense of humour as well. His greatest strength is not just going over the beaten track and providing interesting stories that most of have never heard via other resources
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  4297. Gliwice is my hometown
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  4298. I love your unbiased details Mark ,reminds me of the old boys i use to have a pint with .
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  4299. The outhouse-too funny! The difference between the small German garrison and cutoff Japanese troops in the Pacific: as soon as they heard that the war was over, they said “Let’s get the hell out of here and surrender!
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  4300. When I was an ATC cadet in the early 1980s, our Squadron demolished the old hut which was auxiliary to the main building, and rebuilt a relocated prefab of the Aeroh type (without its service unit) in its place. It was done by us cadets being used as labourers (digging foundations, mixing and pouring concrete, assembling the components, tarring the roof etc) with the squadron's adult staff doing the skilled trades work. The squadron moved to a new build cadet centre it shares with the ACF several years ago, and the main building (built in the 1950s, I believe) was demolished in order to build a block of flats. However, the prefab had been renovated and had cladding built over it whilst still in service with the 402 (Gravesend) Sqn ATC, and is now a private dwelling house. So that's around 40 years in each of its locations as a home, a set of classrooms and a home again.
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  4301. Work can wait; Dr. Felton uploaded!
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  4302. Thank you Mark. The video is a valuable reminder that there are millions of non-human victims in human wars.
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  4303. "missing body part'...... deduce from that what you will...... great job, Mark..... you are leagues ahead of what passes for info/entertainment on the boob tube..... happy new year to you and all fellow time travelers from Vermont
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  4304. The restored Handley-Page Halifax at the National Air Force Museum of Canada was itself rescued from the lake it crashed into in WWII.
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  4305. Extraordinary. Love all your productions, but this one stands out because I study and research Korean history (I'm visiting there now, just a few kilometres from North Korea!). I'll use this anecdote next time I'm having beers with my peers. Cheers!
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  4306. Ah some Mark Felton to chill out. Then ...... "Putin's Armageddon weapon"
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  4307. Given that British Commandos were subject to Hitler's Commando Order (Kommandobefel) this Milch fellow should consider himself very lucky indeed.
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  4308. This has to be one of your best, sir. It brought tears to my eyes.
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  4309. The Type 2021 extreme delayed action fuze.
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  4310. Thanks Mark for showing us veiwers of this unsung hero on this Armistice Day.
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  4311. Riveting stuff, I've never heard any of this before. Another quality episode Dr.Felton thank you.
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  4312. These himmler videos have been my favorite so far! Can’t wait till the next one!
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  4313. I have to disagree there, if the swords are ever found they most probably are gonna be... dull...
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  4314. Thanks! Always a revelation where Prof Felton's work is involved.
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  4315. In High School we had a teacher who said he was writing a book on Hitler's youth. He mentioned the Jewish Ancestry. Thank you Dr. Felton. Always enjoy watching your informative videos. Have a nice weekend. 💜🇺🇸🗽
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  4316. I did a presentation when I was about 10 years old regarding Glenn Miller as I loved, and still love, his music. I always found his disappearance very odd. Thanks for doing a video on this!
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  4317. Shhh class started everyone late haha Thank you mark felton for another brilliant video
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  4318. Dr. Felton is the best narrator!
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  4319. This is one of the best episodes ever. It is well documented, well told, and well illustrated. Bravo!
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  4320. Every day this guy is not lecturing at Sandhurst or West Point puts the security of the West at risk...
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  4321. Mark Felton your videos are absolutely superb honestly I think I have watched all of them. I love how they cover bespoke parts of history especially surrounding WW2 so fascinating. So much WW2 documentaries only cover major incidents like pearl harbour battle of the bulge etc but there is so much more to tell I don’t know why anyone else covers it in the same way.
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  4322. I normally don't care for channels that cover subjects that are outside their wheelhouse. Generally because the channel owner's research tends to be reading a couple of wiki articles. These recent videos are not what you generally cover, but are well presented and more than the summation of internet articles.
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  4323. The king needs to add SIR to your name good doctor!!
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  4324. Coffee break. Mark Felton just dropped a new video.
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  4325. Always loved this channel keep up the great work mark 👌
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  4326. Hello, best history on the clip!
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  4327. The German helmet is quite heavy, I have one that I found at a garage sale about 10 years ago. To repurpose would have made a pretty sturdy item.
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  4328. The Churchill impression is on point
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  4329. Nice 3 AM upload (eastern time), great information and narration as always!
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  4330. Wow, a Mark Felton story about Greece!
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  4331. We were all using Mi-17s in Afghanistan… including the US and UK
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  4332. God bless you for passing the truth.I am really thankful as a Polish citizen.I really like your channel btw!Great job!
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  4333. I used to enjoy Charlton Heston narrating similar war stories. Ive been following you for a few years now and am getting the same enjoyment. Im just wondering if you have your "Q" clearance.
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  4334. Love you bro
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  4335. Dr. Felton, You continue to put out remarkable videos and it's very much appreciated. Keep Up The Good Work! 👍❤
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  4336. I knew of this story, bit had no idea how violent this kidnapping attempt was. Thanks for covering it.
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  4337. It amazes me after all this time you're still able to dig up all these new little known stories and nuggets of history that most of us have never heard of even when they're literally on our doorstep. Excellent work, always excited to see when you've uploaded a new vid!
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  4338. this is first time I knew about this invasion. The voice of the person who was speaking in the video was awesome
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  4339. My eyes literally opened up wide in bewilderment when I saw the notification for this video.
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  4340. Sir, I am from Azerbaijan. Thank you for this video. I am your subscriber and all your videos are extremely interesting
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  4341. New uploads from Dr Felton make the day awesome!
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  4342. When Mark Felton Uploads A video I WATCH IT
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  4343. Dear Mr Felton, I don't know where you find this stuff but I am mightily glad you do. Yet another brilliant piece of work. I hope someone buys me one of your books for me this Christmas......
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  4344. Aachen and the Hurtgen Forrest meat grinder and the Ardennes Alamo, and now Kesternich all great videos in the Mark Felton Ardennes Series.
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  4345. As always, you educate us so much more! Cheers, Mark!
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  4346. As a military historian Mark is in a league all his own. Such an interesting and informative series. Thanks.
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  4347. Mark Felton is time traveller. I saw him Holding up binoculars in the introduction.
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  4348. ...Absolutley lovin' th' Blade Runner 'Roy Batty' quote on Starmer 😂🤣😂👏😂
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  4349. No doubt, Mark is the best.
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  4350. There has been successful examples of launch escape system saving lives of crew, like in the 1983 fire on launch pad at Baikonur, when the system separated and dragged away a Soyuz descent capsule from a burning rocket before it exploded, saving the lives of two cosmonauts.
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  4351. MFP video on a Saturday night. My week is complete....
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  4352. Dr Mark Felton always has the best stories about Ww2 . I am addicted to this channel ❤
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  4353. I truly appreciate your dedication to history and to inform the public with historical facts. Thank you.
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  4354. Sir, i've to thank you for your work every day. It Is only a minor detail but Italy has also, only for cerimonial duties, MAB 38 and MAB 44 submachine guns, M1 Garands, SMLE N°1 mk.IIIs, various models of Fucile 1891, and for military schools, M1 Carbines. They are marginal as The K98k of the Wachtregiment but are still used.
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  4355. Yes I'm a veteran of that first Gulf War also I was sent over there during Operation Vigilant Warrior.
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  4356. I love the history that you cover it’s so informative and educational
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  4357. It’s a shame lots of WW2 veterans are disappearing so very quickly today great video Dr Felton.
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  4358. Wieder einmal ein faszinierender Beitrag. Man denkt als Deutscher alles über das III. Reich und über Speer zu wissen, von wegen.... Herr Felton, klasse Beitrag, Chapeau! Beste Grüße aus Bremen
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  4359. As always, Dr Felton, thank you for a completely original post!
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  4360. Looking at Heydrichs' eyes as he stares into the camera in the clip 11:39 is a bit chilling. Pretty much tells you why Himmler and others were intimidated by him. Another great vidja Dr. Felton.
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  4361. Awesome work as usual, Dr Felton! I can’t believe they would expect the rocket pilot to eject!
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  4362. Thank you Mark for making these videos I’m a truck driver and your videos make the trips go by a lot faster, keep up the great content!!!
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  4363. For Mark's videos, I click the like button before they even start because I know I'm in for a treat.
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  4364. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday night entertainment!!!!
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  4365. Mark has the perfect voice for narrating military history.
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  4366. My father had the honour to serve alongside them in Italy.
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  4367. 5:55 Dr. Felton, some of General Togo’s awards ended up on display at the Naval air museum in Pensacola. General T gifted them to a military soldier who was allowed to keep them surprisingly. His family recently donated them to the naval air station museum in Pensacola, Florida.
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  4368. Thank you Mr Felton for sharing such amazing stories. One just never knows where the currents of life take us. That's what makes interesting and unique.
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  4369. This is the Mark Felton production I have been most wishing for. Much thanks
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  4370. Always a good day when Lord Felton uploads
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  4371. I loooove this channel! Reminds me when History/Nat Geo/Discovery MX Channels used to have ww2 documentaries almost every day
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  4372. Usually go to San Francisco in September for my vacation but not this or last year, then Mark uploads this....too much of a coincidence I think. Thanks Mark 🤙
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  4373. Merry Christmas! What a blessing to have such an unexpected opportunity. As a Roman Catholic, I yet realize it is not the particular man (though I enjoyed how you described the character of Francis I), but the office which demands and garners the reverence and respect. Thank you for sharing your experience - I am envious.
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  4374. Another fantastic series, well researched, fabulous video compilation, and wonderfully narrated. (I’m beginning to think I should expect nothing less from you and your staff)
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  4375. That’s my Sunday evening viewing sorted. Thanks Doc.
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  4376. Literally the last thing I thought I'd see on this channel... guess that's why I'm still subscribed. Great content, Mark!
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  4377. I am glad I emailed you about a month ago regarding this question I had about the IJA/IJN "medal of honor". I am pleasantly surprised that a video about this subject was so quickly produced. Thank you again.
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  4378. Thank you for your work Mr. Felton. There are lots of sad stories of Polish officers who wasn't able to come back to Poland. My great-grandfather was also exiled Captain of Polish Armed Forces, he stayed in London, and never came back to communist Poland, because he was afraid of jail and execution after tortures by nkvd. He was noble and very well educated, so his life in UK wasn't bad, but it's always sad for me when i'm reading letters from him, there is so much nostalgia, sadness and anger when he describes things after 1945
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  4379. "And all you need to do for an equal share...is crank that turret around and blow a hole through that door." (Cut to door) BOOM!!
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  4380. Mark - you sir, are literally a machine pumping out one very interesting military documentary after another... keep up the good work!
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  4381. You can always count on Mark to piece together an obscure and fascinating tale from the annals of history. Fantastic video as always sir!
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  4382. Was just wondering if Dr Felton is gonna grace us with some amazing WW2 content. You always deliver Dr, god bless you 🙏
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  4383. Hello Dr. Felton! i always was a bit sceptic about your videos, because i have the feeling, that a lo of Historians out of Germany are gloryfing their own History and always use the germans as the bad boys. But as i watched ome of your videos, i saw, that you are a very neutrale Historian and you are not afaid, of saying, that both sides done bad things during ww1,ww2, later or today. and i really want to thank you for this, because not every german back then was a bad boy. my great grandfather was a bomber-pilot above Britain and he said, that he suffered every time with the people down there, but he has to do it. He was always sad, when germans were the bad ones after the war, because a very LOT of them just done, what they had to do (and yes, many of them really were bad boys, no doubt) - please keep on the good work at this channel! best greetings from germany and a healthy faith during this pandemic to everyone here! we can do this :P
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  4384. Wow, what a title for a video
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  4385. Perfect timing! Thanks Mark Felton for producing such interesting videos for us!
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  4386. Please never change that intro music, Mr. Felton. Its perfect! On an unrelated note: I plan on buying your book The Fujita Plan as an early birthday gift!
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  4387. It amazing how many firearms were used by the Germans that they captured and vice versa that were picked up by soldiers who decided that there enemies weapons were of use or better than what they had. Thanks Mark for another interesting video!
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  4388. The music reminds me of playing Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. Good times. Also love your videos. The hard work you put into your historical videos is shown by it's production value, amazing.
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  4389. Brilliant story thanks for sharing Mark Felton, I was 12 years old when this was happening and I can remember it like yesterday! At my school we had a visit from the guy that signed the surrender of the Argentinian forces and he showed us the Argentinian chiefs binoculars, crazy times.
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  4390. Blown away by the fascinating topics that Mr Felton manages to surprise us with time and time again.
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  4391. 3:43. Fun fact. I lived in Berlin for some years and every time I took the U2 we would be passing the Mohrenstrasse station, which stands out among the subway stations. My girlfriend positively hated the vibe/the energy emanating from the place. She did not really understand why - till she heard that the brown marble slabs in the station actually came from the New Reich Chancellery!
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  4392. You're the best Mark
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  4393. I recall that Biggles declined combat with an adversary as his machine guns were loaded with incendiary rounds for use on a balloon. This would not have been cricket.
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  4394. My father was a “radar technician” in the 15th Air Force stationed near Foggia, Italy. His job was to service the then secret H2X ground scanning radar units in B24 bombers. The H2X was an improved iteration of the British H2S radar.
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  4395. It's after 2200hrs on a Friday night.... Thank you for this Mark, giving me something to watch while on the shitter
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  4396. Well I'm quite certain that by the time of "the futuristic year of 2022 A.D." there couldn't possibly be such obsolete Great War weaponry still around. After all Mark, this is MFP, not "Austrians & Aliens!" {end cheeky bit} Anyways Mark, your content is always informative, soothing, novel & entertaining...Thank you for your high-caliber content Sir, Cheers!!
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  4397. One more example of Mark Felton's brilliant nose for live history: history which is still vital and undecided. And he keeps exceeding himself, throwing thunderbolts from mountain top to mountain top, as it were, like a titan. I don't know if MacArthur Genius Awards can be given to foreigners, but if possible, Mark Felton deserves one. He is doing more, personally and single-handedly, to advance the cause of making the history of WWII real to people today than any professional historian or university academic I know of. Good work and good luck. We are firm and fervent fans. PJT
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  4398. Just watched, you are correct. An excellent video . We all hope you are recovering well Sir. Thank you as always for the education. Always a pleasure to enjoy your works.
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  4399. You alway make a great video about unknown war stories. They didn't even teach us about this is school here in Thailand. On the side note though, at 3:03 his name is not "Phraya", his name is "Pichai Chanyarit (พิชัยชาญฤทธิ์)". "Phraya (พระยา)" (Read as Pra-ya) is a noble rank in Siam and Thailand.
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  4400. So engrossed with watching I almost forgot to give the thumbs up..
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  4401. I adored all of the double entendre's! Brilliant, Dr. Felton! Happy New Year!
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  4402. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  4403. You`ve got the right voice-over...
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  4404. I always learn something from Felton’s videos, and I’ve been a student of history for 65 years.
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  4405. Another very intersting video. Great work Dr. Felton.
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  4406. as interesting as ever! Brilliant video
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  4407. Thanks Mark for covering the Ukrainian war. Your integrity is unflappable.
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  4408. I see Mark Felton notification, I click! It's as simple as that! Glad for having you on YouTube, sharing such quality content, Mark! - Your subscriber from India 🇮🇳
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  4409. Thank you, I served in "AlphaRock" A co 1/503rd in Korea back in the mid '90s, so I really appreciate you putting this on youtube. Awesome footage, I didn't realize that there was any, again Thank you
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  4410. Another great video Mark! Many thanks for posting.
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  4411. These videos need to be protected as national treasures that should never be deleted 😤😒
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  4412. Greetings from Poland! 😄
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  4413. The best part of every week is a Mark Felton video!
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  4414. My father John McMaster Boyd was on this raid with number 4 Commando. He was wounded in the dunes and taken prisoner. He never talked much about the raid other than the Germans were waiting for them. After he passed I started a Family tree. I was contacted by a ex Liverpool Fireman who was researching those Cammndos that were KIA, Wounded and sent me documents about my Dad. My Dad served his whole life in the Army serving in many trouble spots around the world ending up serving in Ulstet his home Country. He always looked after the weak and those in need he was a protector all his life. He always taught us how to look after ourselves and respect others. Reading his records it was clear he was under age and that the Deppie Raid and POW experience had a profound impack on his life. We lived in Canada for 2 years and I think this was due to Dieppe. Respect to all those men who fought be side each other on this terrible raid We will Remember Them All.
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  4415. And suddenly Monday becomes more bearable. Awesome video Dr. Felton. Thank you
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  4416. Mark Felton uploads are the highlight of day I swear I've learned more from his videos than school
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  4417. My dad and I love watching your videos, Dr. Felton! Keep up the good work!
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  4418. Thank you, Dr. Felton. Looking forward to Episode 2
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  4419. G'day Mark, Thank you for this excellent video. All Allied forces from 6 June onwards had a hard slog. I am glad, however, that you have spelt out how rough it was for British and Canadian forces because much of this part of the invasion of France has been dominated, in recent years, by the invasion from the US perspective. Not the fault of US forces; this imbalance of reporting has occurred, I think, because historians have been obsessed with blaming Montgomery for failing to take Caen rapidly, without explaining in detail how strong the Nazi resistance was for British and Canadian forces. The concentration on the US struggle for Omaha Beach is justified in that it was a bloodbath compared to other June 6th assaults. But once past the beachheads US forces were able to advance with comparative speed. This is where you bring up the excellent point that, right or wrong, Montgomery's management of the action in and around Caen succeeded in occupying most of the Nazi armour and experienced infantry that, otherwise, would have been thrown against the Americans. I am not, for one moment defending Montgomery who, for many of my research reasons, I think was a deficient commander. Given the fragmented on-ground intelligence that all forces had to work with, not even Montgomery could quickly foresee or know what power the Germans would throw back at his troops. Finally, let me stress that I have every respect for the sacrifices of all Allied nations' troops on D-Day and thereafter. Thanks, Mark. Cheers, BH P.S. As a 'colonial' Australian historian I've become, like similar Canadians, used to our country's being overlooked in the big historical picture of WW2. I have several US published books in my reference library where the word 'Allied' is used, without exception, in place of the word 'Australian' in descriptions of US activities in New Guinea and elsewhere in the South Pacific. It's just the way book publishing goes sometimes. ;)
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  4420. hey mark, I’ve been watching a lot of your content recently for some of my recent work, thank you for producing this highly detailed and informative content yet not leaving in pointless filler.
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  4421. Just the thing I needed with my coffee right now.
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  4422. Interesting as always Mark. History is full of surprises and unknowns.
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  4423. Very cool video Mark! Excited to watch another piece of History brought to us. You are very much appreciated for your well researched videos!
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  4424. so sad, I think War crimes regardless of who committed them are evil and atrocious, good video Mark PS, I have learned more history from you than I ever did in my 4 years of highschool
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  4425. When it comes to well informed history, there's just no one of Dr Feltons stature!
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  4426. Wow it had been years I havent seen your videos, still amazingly captivating! I think you had 40k subs when I found your channel
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  4427. Another amazing history lesson, thanks Mark!
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  4428. Thank you for doing always interesting content dr. Felton. Never get bored for this videos!
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  4429. Just sat down with a nice english breakfast, which is now made complete with another great addition from Mr.Felton!
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  4430. Ooh, this is good stuff! I’m anxious to see the next installment.
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  4431. Mark, you always find something absolutely fascinating to talk about that we otherwise would not have learned. Thankyou Mark.
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  4432. Thank you for posting this wonderful video. My grandfather also served in Burma. He was a radio controller for a C-47 and would fly the hump to resupply troops fighting the japanese. He passed away 1 week shy of 99 years old due to leukemia. I too also became enthralled with WW2 history because as a child i was lucky enough to be able to live with my grandfather and he would tell me amazing stories of his experiences. The gentlest of gentlemen while also sticking to his morals. I truly miss that man. Thank you again for all you do for us viewers.
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  4433. You are a very good historian and I am always impressed with your knowledge on WW2.
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  4434. If only my history teacher taught history lesson like Mike Felton did, I would have loved history class.
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  4435. Knew the F-80 went to Korea and did well, even shot down a few Mig-15s but never knew it flew in WW2 Thats why I watch Mark Felton.
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  4436. Greetings from Tehran. Thank you 👌
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  4437. Thank you for the recognition of my country. Poland was so butually effected by the war that every single Pole today is a decendant of the greatest genocide that ever existed. (that hadn't migrated prior to the war). It's not like in the west where you may have had family serving in a war abroad. Everyone was effected in Poland regardless of gender or age etc
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  4438. Yet another unknown WWII story so well told it's worth a movie
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  4439. You inspire me to want to become an academic. Like sand being washed from from the beaches at Normandy to reveal what's underneath, so your exhaustive research has revealed a long forgotten aspect of those iconic landings and changed in part the way they will be remembered. Pretty impressive really!
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  4440. Since I was a kid I've seen films briefly showing a few frames of these ships, usually sandwiched between multiple cuts of much larger ships shooting their big guns at enemy-held shoreline. No one has ever explained what these rocket ships' roles were, nor how they worked. Thank you so much Mark for what you do!!!
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  4441. Thanks Mark for being one of the few things worth watching on this channel.
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  4442. My Father lived through WW2 near Detling aerodrome, though only 10months old when war broke out he has a few memories. My Mother was born in Brentford in 1941 but recalls the heavy steel table they had as an air raid shelter (don’t EVER stub your toe on it she will tell you). My Paternal grandfather was in a reserve occupation but signed up and was a civilian flying instructor on Spitfires later in the war while my Maternal grandfather was heavily involved in the blitz on London being in the London Fire Brigade. My parents met in Ramsgate and I’d much recommend a tour of the Ramsgate (bomb shelter) tunnels.
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  4443. Good videos keep it up
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  4444. hello its mike from Australia. I love your videos!
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  4445. Mark's content is always brilliantly narrated and genuinely interesting
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  4446. I do know about The Wereth 11, but can't remember where. Either way, a very sad story. Great job Mark.
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  4447. BEST history channel on this platform. Thank you MFP!
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  4448. I've been reading your book "Zero Night" and I have been enjoying it so much . You should do a biography on Patton or Rommel.
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  4449. If I ever got a pilot's license I would love to own/fly one of those remarkable aircraft. Thank you, Dr. Felton for this and all your great videos.
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  4450. I’ve always wondered about this topic. Thank you for this 👌
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  4451. an interesting sidenote: The 1937 trip to Germany by well-known Japanese actress Setsuko Hara to star in the German film "The Daughter of the Samurai"
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  4452. Mark, I got a call from my brother yesterday telling me he may have covid-19. I saw him the day before so I'm currently self isolating while we both wait for home testing kits. These videos are so helpful for maintaining a sense of normality in these trying times. Thank you for everything you do
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  4453. How on earth have i never seen a helicopter in ANY ww2 documentary or show/film. It is literally the first i have ever heard about that and i have seen my fair share. Thank you Mark!
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  4454. I've been watching your videos for a long time now and I just wanted to thank you for your hard work teaching us this cool information. How do you come up with such a variety of ideas for videos?
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  4455. Instead of a summary of events all of the little details is what makes this video outstanding. 👏 🙂
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  4456. My Dad's Uncle was a Marine Corps tanker and he brought home several Japanese flags, a pistol and a beautiful Katana. It was razor sharp and my cousins and I loved to take it down from the wall it was hanging on and run around with it, much to the annoyance of my Dad's Uncle.
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  4457. Thanks for holding a long shot on the maps the way you do. It gives me a chance to pause and click a clear screen shot to study in depth at my leisure. I was truly disheartened to hear the way these men we sent under prepared and falling to American fire in the fog of war. Sounds to me like a cowboy was pitching for a kill esp since the Brits actions were not hostile
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  4458. Too many historians fail to appreciate the key role played by Canada in both world wars. Not Mark Felton. Thank you very much for this account of what the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion did towards the end of WW2. Outsanding.
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  4459. After I have no idea how many extremely informative and educational videos Mark Felton Productions, Mark does it again, but with a twist of outright honesty! Thanks for the Video and your wife is absolutely beautiful!
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  4460. As Czech I really appreciate this. Thank you!
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  4461. What a testimony to German engineering! Thanks for the information, Dr. Felton. Always informative and entertaining videos! Keep them coming!
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  4462. Most WW2 German militaria seems to be some sort of reproductions. A lot of the factories which where commissioned to make medals, badges, insignia etc etc when these factories permanently closed in the 1960’s people bought a lot of the machinery and the metal dies. A lot of the locals in Germany use to make reproductions and sell them by the dozen in the 70’s and 80’s to tourists. These are the stuff that have flooded the collectors market. The very very few authentic original medals and badges that are out there are up for sale at eye watering prices.
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  4463. Dr. Felton never disappoints. Excellent video!
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  4464. You never cease to amaze Dr. Felton ive spent most of my life just researching, watching documentaries, and taking any and all history classes tht I could just because thts how much I love history and u always seem to have topics tht ive never heard of and I love it thank u for u effort to teach the masses Dr. Felton it truly means alot.
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  4465. Yes, i have a leather ceinture/belt made from a K98 rifle sling. And about four years ago a was between Aachen and the Dutch border (30m) away and i apsaw a pile of old farmhouse items. On my way back i stopped and asked the female owner if i could look for items. Natürlich... I found a wooden Briefkasten, an ammobox and after that i asked if she had more. Ich dachte schon...and she came back with a 1940 German helmet mounted on a stick. Wow, danke schön! She said it was used as a cup shovel for the cow food granules. Now it is mine 😊. I use the wooden mailbox as a wall box for sponges, brushes and cleaning rugs. Regards from the Ardennes
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  4466. “Destroyed by a bazooka” doesn’t have quite the same oomph factor as “twatted”.
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  4467. 19 minutes hell yeah
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  4468. It’s Sunday morning. I got done with church. Having coffee. And watching Mark FRIGGIN Felton! What could be better?
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  4469. We won't think bad of you if you take a break over Christmas like most other people Dr Felton !
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  4470. Amazing work as always. Keep up the incredible work!
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  4471. The most informative historical channel ever, I have watched most videos. Thank you. Keep up
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  4472. These presentations are so very well done. People need to pull themselves away from all the garbage out there and watch something with substance for a change.
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  4473. Greetings from Western Australia. Thanks for sharing on youtube.
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  4474. Pretty sure Mark use a time machine to get all this info
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  4475. Interesting discovery Dr Felton! Have a great weekend!
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  4476. I didn't realize I needed some mule history today. Thanks Mark
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  4477. This is why I subscribed to this channel. Another piece of history I would never have known is now in my memory thanks to Dr. Felton !
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  4478. Iron cross first class production to the producer of these German history short stories!
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  4479. The more obscure the existence of an armored corps, the more likely that my favorite war historian will educate me about its history! Awesome! 😎
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  4480. I am such a fossil I once rode an M113 from Fort Ord (now defunct) to Fort Hunter Liggett in CA for a training exercise in 1983. The good doctor will be happy to know the Brits were there as well.
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  4481. The Soviet system for Uri Gargarin was also interesting. He had an ejector seat, but on the launchpad the ejector wouldnr have lifted him high enough for the parachute. So instead there was a large net around the rocket. There was rocket technology but a large net for safety!
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  4482. How'm I supposed to get off youtube and do something constructive with my life, if you keep posting these damn great videos every day ?
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  4483. Ever more interesting, Mark!
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  4484. Excellent detective work Mark. Thank you.
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  4485. Thanks dr felton, you make my love for history insufferable to my friends
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  4486. The 13th demi and the 6th foreign legion fought each other in this battle after the campaign they were buried side by side regardless of which side they fought on
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  4487. The story about this attempt on Hitler's life is novelized and retold in A Man Without Breath by Philip Kerr. Highly recommend.
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  4488. Loved this episode Dr. Felton. Anything about airships fascinates me.
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  4489. I'm really enjoying theses videos, they remind me of the World At War documentary series from the '70's narrated by Laurence Olivier. Mark is also a great narrator and his in-depth look at more obscure historical events such as this one are not only top notch but much appreciated too.
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  4490. My family and I have made several trips to the museum it is a very interesting and educational afternoon out, there is a small cafe there I recall, well worth a visit
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  4491. Such an interesting topic. Well done for the 2 million subscribers as well!
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  4492. Dr. Felton, Your video's and information are the greatest bar none. How you can continually put out such amazing content is astounding! Thank you for enriching our knowledge
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  4493. This is hands down my favorite series on this channel! Well done as usual Mark!!
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  4494. My lame Monday at work just got a little bit cooler thanks to Dr.Felton.! 🤝🤝
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  4495. Brilliant Mark. As a former RM I you have filled in a big blank in Corps history - thanks.
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  4496. About to close my eyes for sleep, nope need to know all about the rocket turrets and other vessels.
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  4497. You just couldn't make this up. Great original content.
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  4498. A perfect example of why I subscribe, A fascinating sidebar to the show the "Battle of the Bulge" wasn't the only history being made at that time.
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  4499. I live in the peninsula near San Francisco. The Marin Headlands (the mountainous area immediately north of the Golden Gate Bridge) has the ruins/remnants of several old military gun batteries. You're able to walk or climb through them. These existed to protect the San Francisco Bay. Whenever friends and family members visit, we take them to this area (which feels rather remote in comparison with the city). Most visitors tell us that it is one of the favorite places they've visited during their trips.
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  4500. As a Colombian I thank you for this and everyone of the videos you produce. You have one of the most educational channels in youtube
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  4501. Thanks again Dr Felton! How neccessary is your work! And glory to those valiant Poles!
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  4502. Dr Felton is the definition of unbiased reporting of historical topics. No one is perfect but great thought and research are on display in each of Dr Felton’s videos. I know that I can trust the title of each video to not be switch bait to get me to click on. When today’s environment of changing history to fulfill certain political agenda’s is taken into consideration that you can’t trust anything or anyone without doing your own research this is one channel I don’t have to do anything but just watch to learn something new. Dr Felton takes out bias and just presents everyone with real history. For a man from across the pond to report on Operation Market Garden without painting to rosy of a picture of it and stay on task about glider’s reuse is fabulous. Thanks.
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  4503. I really enjoyed this lesson Mark . Thank you 🙏
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  4504. How many times I say to myself. "I wish you were still here dad and watching Dr. Feltons videos with me and giving your first hand account of what it was like". But he's been gone almost 20 years now and only talked about his time in Europe during WWII a little in his later years. I wonder if he would want to remember or not even think about it. Guess I'll never know. RIP Pop 315th Infantry Artillery Battalion
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  4505. Just got home from work....perfect timing!😁
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  4506. Thanks Mark for another great video, as an English/Welsh man living just north of Linz this really brings home the area history. Thanks again!
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  4507. Love your sense of humor Mark!! Great when you can inject some levity into otherwise serious topics. Great Churchill impersonation.👍🏻 Greetings from stateside 🇬🇧🇺🇲
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  4508. When I was a kid in Philadelphia I had a news paper route. One of my deliveries was to an old man named Harry Benchoff. He claimed to be a veteran of the Spanish American war and even showed me his bayonet scar. This must have been in the early 70's. His younger brother, who looked to be a million, lived down the street and backed up everything Harry said.
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  4509. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and scholarship! Human behavior is so complex and baffling.
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  4510. Yes my favorite aircaft ever is talked about by my favorite YouTuber
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  4511. I am in Munich at the moment and this all feels so much more real. Fantastic video.
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  4512. Glad to see the best war documentary maker producing very recent military history. Keep up the good work Mr. Felton, you are the best
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  4513. Me too
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  4514. Had no idea this ever happened! Mark Felton delivers again
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  4515. I love your videos, they remind me that we need to look back at history and to remember it. I appreciate your videos, Dr. Felton. Keep up with the good work.
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  4516. I always look forward to your videos Mark!! Keep them coming!!
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  4517. Lead by example. Anytime I have found myself in a leadership position; I always keep that in the forefront of my mind. Never ask someone under your responsibility to do something your not willing to do yourself. I think many of our political and business leaders would do well to go by that.
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  4518. Actually in the tv show MASH they mention Ethiopians in the was were they fix up a Ethiopian soldier and he thanks Hawkeye your saving him
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  4519. You can always count on Mark for obscure and (almost) forgotten pieces of history. I'm amazed every single time. Highly appreciated and anticipated!
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  4520. I've been a history and military buff for most of my life, but this is the first time I've ever heard about this! You learn something new everyday! Thanks Mark and keep up the good work!
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  4521. Another excellent video covering events not widely known. Thank you
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  4522. And it's still May 7th in the US. But it was a very interesting video nevertheless.
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  4523. my favorite channel on youtube forsure! you teach me something new every time i watch a video thanks dr. felton
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  4524. Dear Dr. Felton, given your extensive knowledge and many videos submitted to this, and other channels, you must surely be enjoying all your hard work as it comes to fruition during this otherwise tragic confrontation. It is a testament to your vast depth of knowledge that we see this presented in such a clear manner, even to the extent some can discuss various points. I would like to thank you for all this, if it were not for the conflict currently occurring in Ukraine, there is no doubt in my mind your standards would still be as high, although possibly not as topical. This does not diminish your presentations but in fact brings many of the relevant points sharply into focus. It is clearly not about waffling on about something you touch upon, but actually how to keep it all fresh and interesting, especially with the little known but clearly important back stories. I sincerely hope that you receive the recognition you so richly deserve, thank you.
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  4525. That Irish Wolfhound would "fart" on the 44 bus to Pirbright camp.Would claim the back seat with the Guards ....
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  4526. always intriguing Mark..
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  4527. Very interesting, would never ever have known this if you didn’t make this video. Mad isn’t it ? Thanks Mark !
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  4528. Thank you again for another amazing video Mark
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  4529. I want to be here when Mr Felton breaks the 1 million mark. I have learned so much about Ww2 through him. His narration makes it such a good time to listen. Greetings from Mallorca/Spain.
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  4530. The photo of Himmler running on that field was just hilarious! Thanks for the excellent content Mark😅😅😅👌👌👌
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  4531. Didn’t realise I had my headphone volume ramped up... now I’m def... that intro nearly gets me nearly every time😂😬
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  4532. I already posted this on Dr. Feltons call for assistance concerning this video, but in case someone is interested in a tiny bit more background knowledge: Ribbentrops grandson was my doctor for the first fifteen years of my life. My grandmother actually knew his mother (ribbentrops daughter, dont know which one though) quite well. She still tells stories about her being proud of being one of Hitlers favorite childrens and with how much authority she delegated random people around. She must have been quite the character. Her son though (my ex doctor) was, and hopefully still is, a very warm, welcoming and friendly person
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  4533. Congrats Dr. Felton! You're videos have made learning about history as much entertaining as enlightening.
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  4534. It's amazing how much we learn from you, Mark! I thank you ❤❤❤
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  4535. Can we shout out to recently departed Donald Sutherland for playing practically the same German spy in both The Eagle Has Landed and Eye of the Needle?
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  4536. It's almost beyond words what you do, Felton. These videos' content remains as good as ever and the production quality is also a reliable constant. AND IT'S ALL FOR EFFING FREE !!! 👍😋👏😎👊🥳
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  4537. I love ww2 and love your channel equally.
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  4538. When you mentioned the low visibility, I immediately thought of spatial disorientation. I'm glad we both agree.
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  4539. "This is one place where a little 'light trespassing' might have dire consequences for the historian." I love Mark's gravitas and respect for his material. That makes it all the more entertaining when a nugget of humor appears. Another great and informative video.
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  4540. Very balanced and respectfully delivered, as always.
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  4541. My pleasure to provide the footage of the museum vehicle! Great video Mark, it is interesting to hear about the fate of one individual vehicle in such a massive war.
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  4542. Superb series of really fascinating and generally unheard of information surrounding the death and aftermath of Heinrich Himmler. I've watched the majority of Mark's well researched docs on both of his channels and I must admit this one had me even more intrigued than normal. Especially awaiting Part 4, which as Mark pointed out would take a little longer to finish and upload. When I first noticed it's release a few hours ago I couldn't wait to watch it, and I was not disappointed. It goes to show there was a lot more to Himmler's death than meets the eye. Now I'm wondering how he did actually die. I always thought it was a capsule of cyanide that he bit down on that killed him, as nearly all WW2 docs portray. But after the initial dental examination no fragments of glass were found in the teeth, so surely that would rule out that possibility, and as pointed out by the death mask there seems to be some facial injuries. What was the cause of these. It looks like we'll all have to wait for the secret documents to be declassified to get a true understanding of an almost certain coverup. Well done Dr Mark Felton for bringing all your indepth research regarding Himmler's death and aftermath to light. The only downside is that it has left me with more questions than answers. 🤔 Anyway.. keep up the good work that keeps everyone so fascinated. 🙂
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  4543. Thank you Dr. Felton you never fail to satisfies your subscribers.
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  4544. Top quality history lesson as always Mark 😊
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  4545. Another awesome upload Dr. Felton! Everyone, please tune in to the Artemis I launch on September 3rd. If all goes well (no second countdown halt), it should be a glorious event.
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  4546. As big as these battles in the Philippines were, you'd think you'd hear more about them. Great video as always.
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  4547. Definitely worth a watch if you missed it the first time guys!
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  4548. Great job, as usual, Mark!
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  4549. Another interesting subject in this video. My knowledge about the second World War is increasing every week thanks to your great research!
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  4550. Mr Felton never ceases to amaze me. He has the knack and passion to unearth these nuggets of little known, yet compelling bits of wartime History. 👌
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  4551. # Interesting. Nice timing Mark with the current climate of geopolitics. Good stuff
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  4552. I have an original issue of Life magazine 1943 with the leader of Iran on the cover. Like Mark Felton Productions, to look through it and reading the articles is like a trip back in time. Thank you Dr Felton for another documentary video!
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  4553. i was in the US army in 79 stationed in panama. i was sent to contadora island off the coast of panama and helped set up a secure phone line for the shah and his family . got to meet him and his family right before we left. very nice polite people. the shah was a very proud man always kept his chin up
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  4554. I knew the American OSS officer who captured SS General Dr. Ernst Kaltenbrunner at 7:34.
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  4555. Excellent video. Great Churchill impression. You're great at covering obscure World War 2 events, and more.
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  4556. G'day Mark, I want to sincerely thank you for your excellent book on the subject of this video. I was loaned a copy of 'Ghost Riders' and I was so moved that I had to buy a copy for myself to read again, and then another version to keep on my Kindle. Out of all the stories you've uncovered about WW2, I found this story moving, inspiring and a wonderful, rare tale of altruism, such a lacking commodity in war. The unprecedented situation that saw US forces, German officers and even Royalist Russian Cossacks working and fighting together to save a lineage of beautiful, unique horses brought a tear to my eye. There is, also, drama and excitement in the determination of these commendable military men who were inspired to do something noble and worthwhile amidst the last days of the war where unspeakable atrocities were still being committed. Your book is a magnificent effort. I also couldn't resist obtaining a copy of your book, 'Ultimate Betrayal' which deals with a topic close to my heart and my family's history. It also jibes with my recurring and, justifiable loathing of General Douglas MacArthur. His callous disregard for saving thousands of Allied, UK and Australian POWs still held by the Japanese; after nearly all of the US POWs had been safely repatriated. After studying MacArthur for over ten years; I have many axes to grind with this deplorable military man even though he, to this day, is seen as the epitome of a 'military genius'. My uncle, D’Arcy Banks was a member of the Australian 2nd/40th Battalion that was captured in a transportation bungle on their way to battle that saw, virtually, the entire unit spend the rest of the war in the most horrendous, cruel environment that the IJF could conjure up. While many members of the Battalion, came from, urban Melbourne and Hobart, D’Arcy was a farmer, expert axeman and all 'round bushman. He was the type of slave labourer that were valuable to the Japanese as they forced them to construct sections of the infamous Burma railway. While many of his city-born comrades were dying in droves, the Japanese gave D’Arcy and those like him, just enough extra, meagre rations to keep them 'fit' enough to fell and split the difficult hardwoods needed for sleepers and other construction. If not for the intervention of General Sir Thomas Blamey who urged Australian forces to expedite the release of these men, because of MacArthur, they could have all perished. I am looking forward to reading this book in the next two weeks. Thanks again, Mark! I shall in the near future read the rest of your body of work with great anticipation. Cheers, BH
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  4557. Love the content. Would like to see more about East Germany. Thanks
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  4558. Excellent video Mark as always, just a little quibble if I may? These underground facilities were called "posts"; some of us former ROC types cringe intensely when they're referred to as "bunkers"! Observer 4/15 Post. ;-)
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  4559. I’m 63 years old and had considered myself fairly knowledgable about WWII...until I found this channel....add this to the list of many things that Mark Felton has taught me.
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  4560. Absolutely unique, remarkable, impeccably researched and presented. Cheers and thank you Mark 🙏🏼
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  4561. I had my own close encounter many moons ago, when as a young boy of 8 in Melbourne Australia in 1968, when Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, did a state visit to Australia. My Mum and I were shopping in the city up near the Victorian State Parliament House. There was quite a throng of people, and we went to have a look, and as mothers do she pushed me to the front of the crowd as the Emperor was meeting and greeting, came right past me and patted me on the head. Mind you, I had to ask Mum who he was, she said I had met the King of Ethiopia. A very surreal moment. A very Merry Christmas to you and yours Mark, From the Great South Land 🇦🇺
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  4562. During WWII my great-uncle was US Army veterinarian who took care of Army mules in Burma.
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  4563. My grandfather was a gordon highlander then joined the LRDG after a spell he was then picked for the original sas in Africa only story I've heard about him I he lost a good friend in one of the raids they took part in his friend was killed and my grandfather carried him for three days back to base he did not want the germans having him a true testament to the brotherhood of these fine men
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  4564. You have one of the best channels on YouTube. Carry on the good work.
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  4565. 41 MINUTES OF MARK????? MARK BE SPOILING US OMG
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  4566. Was just going through your older stuff and got the notification! Great timing.
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  4567. THEE best channel on YouTube if you want perfection in historical storytelling 100% Thank you for your lovely work Mark Felton <3
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  4568. Respect for this episode Mark, these brave men deserved more respect in their lifetime. They shall not be forgotten! Overhere in the province of Groningen the Poles were also much involved in the liberation, respect and many thanks 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱❤️❤️
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  4569. Dziękuję, Mark! History should not forget what sacrifices the Poles gave in order for the Allies to gain victory, and how the West betrayed them to the Communists.
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  4570. I thought I knew about WW II, but you make me feel like I learned everything I know from watching John Wayne movies and reading Comic Books. I am amazed by and most appreciative of your vast knowledge.
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  4571. Utterly fascinating, start to finish. One of the finest I have witnessed from the good professor. Many Thanks for all yout efforts !!
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  4572. RAF Errol was also a USAAF post. Apparently it was quite a home from home for the Yanks with a cinema and bowling alley to keep them amused! Some of the hangars are still in use as storage areas for oil and gas industry operations. The hangars are impressive to see.
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  4573. Another great Video from the great Dr. Mark Felton! Thanks again for these great videos on history!
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  4574. Mark, your work on this channel is just brilliant. Well done.
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  4575. My father was a WWII veteran, as were three of my uncles, all of whom were very poor during their childhood and teen years. I treasure the values we children learned from them and their wives. They’re all deceased now, but memories of them gifts that keep on giving.
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  4576. My Spanish friends father was the pilot of franco. When I stayed at their family holiday home near Valencia back in 2000,the father had an original portrait of franco on his wall. My friend and his father were opposite politically thankfully!
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  4577. Another fascinating nugget of WW2 history. Great job Dr. Felton.
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  4578. My favorite plane, the fw190. Thanks for posting Mark.
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  4579. Another triumphant edition to Mark Feltons long list of simply excellently presented, researched and made productions. I am always really happy to see another new notification in his series...I am looking forward to your next episode...also the excitement not knowing what/which subject adds to the expectation. Keep up your truly excellent work and contribution to a non bias history
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  4580. Mark Felton: Japan had white soldiers. Me: Next you'll be saying there was Japanese Tiger Tanks and Stukas....oooppss there was.
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  4581. Why did the history channel become a fantasy channel, when I was a kid I was expecting it to be like this when I grow up.
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  4582. Love your narration 🤝
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  4583. Thanks for all your hard work Mark❤
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  4584. Right on, Mark - more great and relatively unknown stories. Fantastic content, best on YouTube imo.
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  4585. Finally someone is talking about this. My father was in the 103rd and caught in the middle but my research was turning up very little. Jan 19th, Seisenheim is not mentioned here but was fought at this time. I never heard of the Gambsheim bridge head attack but Seisenheim was in the area. The 411th regiment was to move thru and hook up with the 410th. 6 Tigers were in town. It did not go well. Casualties were high. The book From Bruyeres to Brenner said The food prepared for one company fed the battalion. My father talked little of WW2, occasionally mentioning certain towns. He believed attack was supposed to make a name for a politician or his son. Thank you Mark!
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  4586. When the notification that says Mr.DR.Felton has uploaded a new vid, it an all hands on deck! Situation
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  4587. 167 likes, 900 views - 4 minutes! We all love this guy!!!!!
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  4588. I had heard about the Empire State Building crash, but not the other one. Thank you for the video.
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  4589. Yet another very interesting WW2 story which only see daylight now. Mark Felton, you are the best. Never stop what you are doing, please!!!
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  4590. I have seen Göring's ivory baton at West Point on a couple of occasions. It's incredible! 👍😎
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  4591. My father was in the 107th Ordnance Company in WW2. One of their main jobs was refurbishing weapons. He had a very nice collection of German and American small arms. 😉
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  4592. The only pieces of German hardware my grandfather brought back were some shrapnel fragments in his leg. He was in the RAF.
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  4593. 8:24 That's the Mercedes W31 which crossed the Atlantic after the war. It's seen in the opening montage of Hogan's Heroes, made an appearance in Star Trek and numerous World War II feature films.
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  4594. Excellent Channels Dr. Felton. My father would have loved your channel. He was a WWII Disabled Army Vet. After returning to civilian life he attended university on the original Montgomery Bill which provided help with higher education. He majored in European History and studied WWII extensively through out his life. In 1992 he passed away at the age of 70 due to the injury he had received during the war. He was buried with full military honors . I am happy to report that I have carried on in the footsteps of my father and I am also a historian currently working on my MA in Modern European History. Thanks again for your excellent channel and work.😃👍👍❤️
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  4595. The type 95 used a Mitsubishi 6 cylinder air cooled diesel, which apparently was very reliable , but looking at one in the Tank museum, well it looked like a browning .30 or .50 Cals would wreak havoc on them ... apparently so Dr Felton San !
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  4596. Mark, as a Czech, I am happy to see Captain Pavlík immortalized by your video, but I have to say that you got the names of our president Hácha (the "ch" part is pronounced similar to the pronunciation in the Scottish word "loch", not like in the word "child") and of the barracks - Czajankova kasárna (or "Czajanek's barracks" in English, the building had originally been a textile factory owned by Johann Czajanek) a tad wrong. ;-) Still, thank you very much for highlighting this sad period of our country's history. We as a nation still suffer from what we call the "Münich complex" - the prejudice of mistrust and suspicion towards any allies, especially the Western ones. Even as a NATO country.
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  4597. I was an Air Training Corps cadet in Western Australia in the late 1950's and we were issued with Lee Enfield rifles modified to accept .22 ammunition for our small Perth City rifle range. But on our annual camp at Pearce Aerodrome we were issued with the .303 standard rifle. Later in the 1960's while in the regular Australian Army I was issued with the 7.62 mm SLR which was a real eye opener in comparison.
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  4598. You are a goldmine when it comes to preserving events in history many of us will never be taught about, as well as documenting history as it happens.
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  4599. Always great to see a new Mark Felton post pop up in my feed.
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  4600. Thank you Dr. Felton, LEST WE FORGET.
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  4601. Dr. Felton, thank you so much for keeping the memories alive.
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  4602. In 2008 and 2009 I served at Taji Base north of Baghdad. In the bone yards around the Iraqi and American bases I counted one Greyhound armored car, two DUKW's, Many captured Iranian centurions, an entire field of 25 pounder field guns and limbers with 1940's data plates, as well as dozens and dozens of damaged post World War II soviet era vehicles such as the BTR-50. I also had my hands on the two famous British First World War 17 pounders that were repurposed from being gate guards to help defend an airfield. A certain American Division had placed them in 20-foot containers and attempted to ship them back to the United States. They were at the captured weapons depot at Taji after they were confiscated. I contacted the Royal Artillery Museum to let them know the guns were there but rotated home before anything was resolved. I hope they were not just left behind.
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  4603. Mark Felton making a video about Greece!? I never thought I’d see the day
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  4604. For me, this channel is the best in YouTube! Thanks Mr. Felton
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  4605. When these notifications pop up, everything stops and I watch.
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  4606. This has to be in the top 10 most interesting stories you've done! Most excellent Dr Felton most excellent.👏
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  4607. Got up to use the facilities, but saw this... I can sleep later.
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  4608. Yet another little known, fascinating episode of WW2 revealed by the good doctor!
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  4609. So happy to see your channel growth over the years, love your content, thank you!
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  4610. Bringing out his inner gimp 😂 never change Dr Felton, never change. 😂
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  4611. It's very rare to see an invention that is so revolutionary live past the man who made it....and in some way Mr. felton you are contributing to both the longevity of him and his invention with your videos
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  4612. In 1940/1 Lt Józef Stanisław Kosacki, was stationed in St Andrews, Fife (near to the Polish Camp at Tentsmuir where the defensive works built by the Polish servicemen are still clearly visible). There is a beautiful mosaic, erected by the people of St Andrews, dedicated to the memory of all the Polish servicemen who fought for all our freedoms on the Town hall in Queens Street.
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  4613. Mark you are an excellent writer and I’ve enjoyed all of your books. But I’m extremely glad you came to YouTube as well. You are a natural storyteller, whether written or oral, and you’re doing a great service, to younger generations especially, by bringing to life the events of this amazingly destructive period in human history.
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  4614. Not now babe, Mark Felton Production has just uploaded a video!
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  4615. Doc Mark, you must know, sad people like myself have listened to the parts of this presentation over and over again, it's your best ever. Now I've got it feature length. Can't wait to tell my wife!!! Seriously, it's the best
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  4616. my great uncle worked for High Standard here in USA and made surpressors for .22s during the war and after for OSS
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  4617. Mark, thanks much for another documentary with details and great video. Your accent and pronunciation of the German ranks and cities adds to the authenticity. You never disappoint. Appreciate these more than you know
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  4618. As always, factual, amazingly detailed, yet to the point. Can’t wait for part 2!
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  4619. Mr Felton, you have done well. Your historical knowledge is deep and your reporting is great
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  4620. Ah yes my favorite animal, the cat! Best video of the week! 👏👏👏
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  4621. I'm early and I'm happy because the Dr has graced us once again
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  4622. It's amazing how well documented your video's are LOVE THEM
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  4623. Hey mark, I just want to say thankyou very much for every single video you make as they are very informative and I absolutely love watching them. I know you put countless hours of research and effort into your channel. So again many thanks for all you do for keeping lesser known history alive today.
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  4624. I specifically like this episode a lot. Thank you for your unbiased delivery of facts. I would love to hear more about military pasts of leaders.
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  4625. Excellent work. As usual. Thank you Dr.Felton ! 👍
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  4626. A good episode, but to be fair, you should have mentioned the case of Arthur Rudolph. Rudolph was a key engineer/program manager in Von Braun's team that developed the requirements for the Saturn V launch vehicle, and retired from NASA in 1969 (with a couple of NASA medals awarded). However, in 1979 he was investigated by the Office of Special Investigations in the Department of Justice, and was ultimately forced to renounce his US citizenship and leave the US in 1984.
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  4627. Being a Norwich resident myself, I have seen the original bomb map that was annotated in City Hall during the war as the raids unfolded over the course of hostilities, it is now held by the Norfolk Archives at County Hall on Martineau Lane.
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  4628. I understand that Mark has a PhD, so no benefit in awarding an honorary Doctorate. So surely, for his efforts and successful results in gathering, researching, collating and presenting the wealth of 'hidden' stories he should be granted a Fellowship of the Royal Historical Society (at the very least).
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  4629. Mark, I would claim myself a non-professional history buff, but you keep on amazing me with your peculiar stories. Really fascinating any many thanks!
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  4630. While studying in Winchester, I was honored to be allowed to volunteer at the Gurkha museum as an archivist. That time will remain one of the most cherished memories.
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  4631. The detailed information of such obscure and unheard of events is amazing. Thank you so much and thank you for spelling their names.
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  4632. Excellent video! This channel never disappoints.
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  4633. It's only 4 miles from Windsor a number of US tourists visit both places. I live about 10 miles away. Just up the road is the Runnymede Air Forces Memorial commemorating name by name over 20000 British and Commonwealth airmen lost over North West Europe in WW2 who have no known grave.
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  4634. Lots of things to see close to the Kennedy memorial. Two art installations, Writ On Water and the Jurors. There's also an impressive memorial to the Royal Air Force. All of these are with him easy walking distance.
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  4635. Mark. Thanks for Providing my Tuesday Night Entertainment!
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  4636. As a history major minoring in Ornithology this video is a dream of mine. So many brave animals served valiantly in the great wars and homing pigeons flew with such grace through some hellish conditions. Birds especially pigeons are often overlooked but are such fantastic creatures.
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  4637. Thanks for a bit of normality, and not changing your channel due to current circumstances mark, absolutely fantastic coverage.
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  4638. Now that's what I call a blast from the past.
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  4639. It is facinating and overlooked aspects of ww2 like this that will get you to the big 7 figures!
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  4640. My grandmother worked at oakridge. We had some interesting conversations.
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  4641. Its rare to see someone that wants people to just see the historic truth as it was . Thank you Mark Felton for all your research put into your productions .
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  4642. Another great insight of the big war, thank you mister Felton! Greetz from Groningen
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  4643. I take your findings over the standard story. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  4644. Wow. Where you keep finding such hidden gems? Thanks as always.
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  4645. I never heard of this rocket launcher, Thanks again Dr. Felton!!!
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  4646. If Dr. Felton is covering the subject, there’s likely to be some merit to the premise.
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  4647. 🎖️🏆🤗🙏 Thank you for sharing this
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  4648. I love his video's and these longer ones are just absolute treats. I hope he does more!
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  4649. My great grandpa was in the second corps, when he came back to Poland he had to bury his medals and his uniform because of the fear that he would be killed for it.
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  4650. I still can’t believe I get to watch these videos and learn so much. Thank you Mr Felton for the excellent content! As always great video!
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  4651. Absolutely brilliant best historian in the world.
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  4652. Just what I needed today. Dr. Felton is the best channel on youtube
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  4653. I was on my way to school in 1991 and just before I got to Victoria Station an IRA bomb went off. It's an eerie feeling to hear the huge explosion and feel the ground shake. Luckily for me I was about 200 yards down the road at the time. Some people weren't so lucky.
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  4654. Many thx. Dad was at Dday #2 with a Sherman tank at Normandy. He never spoke much about it.
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  4655. Absolutely gobsmacked again Dr Felton! Thank you sir for this piece of lost history restored!
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  4656. Fascinating topic to listen to while I ride the bus back from a long day at uni! Thanks as always for the quality content, Dr. Felton!
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  4657. 0:25 This is why I love Dr. Mark Felton. Both fun and educative.
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  4658. Its really quite amazing how you just keep up with new an interesting topics from WW2.. Thanks very much Mark!
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  4659. Always love the cover art choices mark! Reminds me of my airfix days as a boy!
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  4660. Thank you Dr. Felton for all your videos! I enjoy watching them all.
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  4661. Thanks Mark just made my day
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  4662. Very interesting. I recall my dad was a fan of visiting "war surplus" stores in the mid-1950's. I still have my steel Civil Defense helmet and gas mask. We even had a field phone to connect my grandmother's house next door.
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  4663. You just dont know what type of quality subject matter Mark Felton will do next!
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  4664. many thanks for keep covering this war, your content is amazing damn good.
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  4665. Very Good german pronunciation, because i am German
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  4666. The quality of your content and the educational substance is unmatched by anyone else in the YouTube historical space. Great job and thank you!
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  4667. I get so pumped when I hear that intro music.
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  4668. Brilliant video essay Dr Felton. Ties up so many loose ends. Would love more of this story line.
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  4669. Another great history Lesson by the professor Mark Felton
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  4670. Mark covers every bit of history leaving no stone unturned 👏👏
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  4671. Dr. Felton! You're the man! Best history available on the internet by a mile. Just bought my brother your book "Guarding Hitler" for a birthday. Keep up the excellent work.
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  4672. The title left me scratching my head for a bit, but once the whole thing was explained, it made more sense. I don’t agree with the president’s handling of Ukraine aid, but I appreciate Dr Felton remaining as neutral as possible when making these videos.
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  4673. My dad had an incendiary bomb hanging from the rafters in his cottage in North Wales, far as I heard it was my grandfather that disarmed it and brought it home after an air raid on Birkenhead
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  4674. I've been following your channel for some time now and even before I start watching the video, as a Pole I would like to sincerly thank you for presenting this topic to the wider audience.
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  4675. I knew this was going to mention Joseph Kennedy Jr and was not disappointed. A little additional info: JK Jr had finished his tour with the US Navy honourably and was about to return the US to start his political career as his father intended, when he heard about John’s incident with PT-109. Competition between the brothers was natural among them and the simple fact was, JK Jr knew he would have a tough time with reporters comparing his war record with his brother, therefore he decided to volunteer for the dangerous mission Dr Felton just discussed.
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  4676. Ouhhh a late night Mark Felton video? I was about to go to bed but never mind I’m watching this 😁
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  4677. Some time ago I posted a comment somewhere else about the last time Andorra was invaded... in 1934. As it is vaguely related I paste it here: "In the 30s a guy self-proclamed King of Andorra, Boris the 1st, no less. When the bishop of La Seu d'Urgell heard about it and called the Guardia Civil. The bishop is the other co-prince, so somebody was getting in his turf. 5 guardias were dispatched (a sergeant and four constables), they 'invaded' Andorra, they captured the usurper and got back home to La Seu. That's how the Spanish invasion of Andorra went..."
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  4678. thanks Dr. Felton!
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  4679. As usual, described with fluidity and crispness. Thank you Dr Mark.
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  4680. Thank you Dr Felton for taking us along on another historical adventure.
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  4681. I’m not sure if there’s anyone in the world more knowledgeable about World War Two than Mark Felton lololol
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  4682. History channel ❌ Mark Felton productions ✅
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  4683. I've been unable to enjoy mainstream WW2 documentaries since discovering your channel, Mark.
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  4684. My father was a Colonel in the U.S. Army Infantry, and at the end of the war, was a county governor in an area of Germany near Cologne. He told me substantially the same stories as Mark Felton. Mr. Felton is, in the broad sense, correct.
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  4685. You rarely hear about those camps, great job Mark !
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  4686. Another interesting graveyard can be found on the Dutch island, Shiermonnikoog. It is a bit scruffy. I was there about 25 years ago, and was 38 at the time. The oldest person I saw buried there was 35, and most were in their early 20s, with a few under 20. There was a mixture of Allied and German airmen. When you are a 38 year old 'immortal' it really hits you to see so many in the ground who had hardly lived. Yet another interesting one Ivisited was next to Kåfjord, Alta, Norway. There are Norwegian resistance fighters there, including Harry Petterson, who survived the war. There are also graves of X-craft submarines that attacked the Tirpitz, and I think one or two airmen from the Operation Tungsten attack.
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  4687. "this isn't the introductory image you're looking for"
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  4688. Good thing that none of the Hitler relatives living in Liverpool ever had any apparent musical inclinations. It boggles the mind to think if they had, if you know what I mean. Thanks again, Dr. Felton for your research and presentation.
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  4689. I love hearing about obscure stuff like this, thanks Dr. Felton.
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  4690. I wish i could go back to school if you were a history teacher there haha. I love your vids and the quality, information and research done never ceases to amaze me.
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  4691. purrfect ending of a decade
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  4692. Congrats on the 2M subs - Well deserved!
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  4693. The amount of content that this guy provides is totally unmatched
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  4694. This channel will have 1 million subscribers by the end of this year.
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  4695. Always learn something new and interesting from Dr Felton. Thank you…
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  4696. Tanks Mr. Mark , great master class .
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  4697. Thank you for a fitting tribute to so few extraordinary men. Greatest Generation!!!
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  4698. Always nice to open YouTube to see Mark Felton has uploaded a video.
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  4699. Always great to see a Felton Flick
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  4700. this channel is excellent for learning history! Thank you for the great content!
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  4701. My father was in the Polish, French & British Armies in WW2. He was in signals. He was injured in the invasion of Sept 1939. When in hospital, he heard how captured Polish soldiers were being sent to Germany as slave labour. So he used the red cross to message a friend, who smuggled in civilian clothes to my dad. Dad escaped that nigh down the potato chute & had to run through freezing Krakow streets to his friends house. He crossed many guarded borders. One had snow waist deep. His guide said "even the wolves will stay in tonight". When he got to Yugoslavia, he was given a Royal Mail jacket with a ten shilling note pinned inside the pocket. British civilians had donated clothes to Polish escapees. He got a boat to France & joined the French Army. He was stationed at Versailles. When France was falling, his unit escaped West. His lorry was attacked by Stukas & the driver shot. No one else knew how to drive, but dad had some lessons, so the others told him to drive. He protested he did not have a licence & the others laughed "who is going to ask you for it?" He crashed the gears of that Peugeot truck, all the way to Le Verdun, where the last 4 British ships took the Poles to Liverpool. Dad was sent to Scotland. In Dundee he took down German messages for a group of Polish professors working on the enigma code. That was shut down, so he moved to Falkirk to train agents being dropped into Poland how to use radios. Once he was sent to london, where he was sent to an airfield & put in a Lysander. He sat on a box of dynamite all the way to France. They landed & hid the plane. He spent the day teaching Poles in the resistance how to use the radio & flew back that night. Because of his 1939 injury, he was not dropped into Poland. 30 of the guys he trained, were dropped into the Warsaw uprising. Only 2 survived the war.
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  4702. Thank you for keeping memories alive. Poland singularly suffered the most of any European country during the war.
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  4703. That Churchill impression was absolutely perfect. Just like the old man himself
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  4704. Slightly off topic but there is a kriegesmarine graveyard in Co. Wicklow Ireland where German WW1 and WW2 sailors are buried. Very poignant place!
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  4705. That Introduction music is always the best.
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  4706. Thanks! Dr. Felton, your videos are always so very interesting: well produced & researched! I received my BA in History, I would LOVE to take an online course in WWII should you ever produce one!
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  4707. Dr. Felton, you are correct this was rather surprising to me. I never knew that there were so many 109s and 190s. Thank you much.
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  4708. God, you always cover the most interesting stuff. Made the pandemic a more tolerable learning experience....
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  4709. Another obsure history lesson from the professor. Great video as always Sir.
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  4710. I never knew about the gliders. Once again, Dr. Felton has educated me on a WW2 fact that I knew nothing about. Your audio should be required school work!
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  4711. As Always, The Best War Documentaries Around. My Father Was There & On This Day 12/24/44 Spent Christmas Eve In A Foxhole. I Keep Hoping To See Him In A Video Clip, Thanks.
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  4712. Dr Felton teaches history the same way I enjoy learning it 😉 saying “I wonder what happened…” and then falling down the rabbit hole with that niche topic!
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  4713. Thank you Mark Felton for all your great WWII content :)
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  4714. Congratulations Dr. Mark Felton on your book getting a 6 episode series on television!
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  4715. My father was stationed at Jacksonville Florida flying PBY Catalina’s on Uboat patrol from 1942 to 1945. His patrol area was the Bermuda Triangle and knew one of the pilots in the lost squadron of planes never heard from again.
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  4716. You definitely come across as smart and knowing your subject matter. But, I didn't realize how smart and knowledgeable you are in your field. That you hold a doctorate in history and have written over 20 books. Impressive. Thanks for all these free history lessons!
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  4717. amazing video, the details I've been searching for something like this. Really diving into the topics, I LOVE IT
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  4718. Thanks for sharing Mark 👍 The Polish 10th Brigade Memorial Garden is in the town of Douglas close to me in SouthWestScotland, Gen Maczek dedicated a pillar in Oct 1940 to the Town for all the help and support given to his men, the town still looks after it and the garden.
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  4719. Hey Mark, thank you so much for making this video, it's very important that people know the full story of polish soldiers fighting the west, including their very sad and miserable post war lives. I'd like to correct one thing though, the coat of arms that you show at 5:05 isn't actually an official coat of arms and hasn't been used in any capacity by the communist polish government, it was made by an internet artist and is a part of some sort of an alternate history project.
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  4720. Incredibly sad outcome for for both generals it is hard to believe ! Thank you for researching and presenting this it is a testament to the two men that you inform people of their struggles after the war
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  4721. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  4722. Thanks Mark for your quality and unbiased content keep it up
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  4723. How am I just finding this channel? Given my obsession with aviation, I'm surprised I had never seen it. One of the best channels on YouTube for sure.
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  4724. I really love Mr Felton's documentary the voice is soothing and calm keep it up sir! A subscriber from the Philippines
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  4725. It was a nice addition to see the actual live fire of some of the weapons you referenced.
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  4726. That first abandoned tank had pink camouflage! This is one of my favorite subjects that you cover about lost tanks or abandoned tanks! Thank you for the late night treat Mark!
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  4727. Your content is unmatched Mr. Felton. Thank you once again for providing us with this wonderful content. All for free!
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  4728. Why does YouTube feel the need to put "context" on every video?? The censorship is getting out of control.
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  4729. Dr. Felton, you never fall short on fascinating your audience, I never stop learning from you!
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  4730. At 3:22 glorious music, Yorkscher Marsch, from Beethoven :)
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  4731. I believe Mark has some of the most informative and enjoyable mini documentaries about strange/interesting war stories and concepts.
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  4732. I love these great videos, keep up the great work!
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  4733. Thanks for sharing Mark! Have a great rest of the weekend and new week ahead!
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  4734. Thank you, Dr. Felton. At my age it gets harder and harder to learn something new every day.
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  4735. Thank you for another outstanding video. Now we have the true story of the castle.
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  4736. Always happy to see a new upload
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  4737. God bless the British from Shawn Toronto Canada, The news clip shown in the movie theatres was impressive especially how thorough it was explaining what to expect from a butterfly bomb, thank you Dr. Felton for another video ,truly blessed this day well done💯👍
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  4738. Know this story quite well but that doesn’t stop me from watching your take on it 👍
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  4739. Thanks again Mark ! Tremendous job here !! ✅☝🏻💯
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  4740. As always, very interesting.
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  4741. Mark you are a true gift to history, a brilliant presentation with incredible information.
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  4742. 2nd Lt. Frank Luke Jr. was the first American aviator to receive the Medal of Honor. Luke AFB in suburban Phoenix is named after him.
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  4743. Great presentation and research. I had no idea of how much British scientists helped us. Thank you for bringing this important history to light because it demonstrates how much can be accomplished when our two nations work together.
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  4744. Interesting videos as always. Keep it up!
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  4745. Mr. Felton, let me be one of the first to congratulate on another well done video. Thank you Sir for the great service you are providing to WWII and military history buffs everywhere!
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  4746. What a mesmerizing engine sound and also a beautiful sight. Mark just delivered another awe-inspiring piece of jelewry of past aviation.
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  4747. It's amazing what kind of vehicles turn up during these wars! Thank you Dr. Felton for another wonderful video!
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  4748. Mark, if I may be so familiar, you never cease to amaze and inform me and you're one of the best channels on this site. FWIW I always learn something new from your videos, even when I think "aha, I know this one. [five minutes in] Oh wait..". 😁 Thank you.
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  4749. This is incredible to see those beautifully preserved helmets. A fascinating and unique video! Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  4750. Been looking forward for this, thanks Mark
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  4751. God bless you and this amazing YouTube channel, thank you so much for the history fix 😂
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  4752. Thank you very much for this interesting film about this painful period in the history of my country. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
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  4753. Always super interesting videos, you truly love history and making other folk learn about it. love you're channel. ☺️
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  4754. Welcome to another episode of: Wow I didn’t think I wanted to know this but know that I think that it’s pretty awesome
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  4755. Hello Dr. Felton, this was particularly interesting since I had never heard of this before. I sometimes wonder how many parts of wrecks still litter England from the shot down aircraft. Thanks you again and have a great day!
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  4756. Love your clear unoppionated factual recounts! Extremely refreshing!
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  4757. A Mark Felton video? I don't mind if i do.
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  4758. Perfect, I just finished making breakfast. What a great way to start the day
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  4759. Mark Felton is the Man !!!
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  4760. "Bohnen und Linsen bringen den Arsch zum Grinsen" (Beans and lentils make your ass grin. Flatulence, you know...) ;)
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  4761. The amount of people in this comment section who didn’t even bother reading the entire title, let alone watch the whole video are astounding. The video has nothing to do with “The Ghost of Kyiv.” It’s just a reference.
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  4762. I love all these amazing little gems of history I never knew about. An how you always share interesting little known facts about WW2 .
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  4763. Fantastic, unbiased and detailed account devoid of today’s woke, over-the-top documentary style. Can’t wait to share with my students…thank you!!!
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  4764. The encyclopedic attention to detail never fails to educate, entrance, inform and descriptively bring a 3-d narrative to live. I had heard the legend, now I know the rest of the story.
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  4765. Thank you Mark Felton Productions!
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  4766. Another jewel in the "Crown of Dicovery", excellent.
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  4767. The Island was called: The Isle of men. The children and women were evacuated. The men stayed behind to take care of the cattle and farmland. I live there now. Quite close to both bridges.
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  4768. My Dad Was In The 101st & I Remember Him Telling Me About It Some 55 Years Ago. I Always Look For Him In The Videos & Thank You.
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  4769. I just saw a program on the PTO. Dr. Felton was an expert commentor. He wrote a book on Japanese Gestopo. He contributions were of the highest caliber. This segment is a fascinating look at the retired pope. Excellent, thank you!
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  4770. Thank you Dr. Felton for your determination!
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  4771. Another fantastic video from Mark Felton. 😊
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  4772. Dr. Felton, your narration of this subject is absolutely astounding. Well done. 👏🏻
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  4773. Thank you. I loved the MG when I was in Folgore Paratroopers Brigade - Italian Army. I used to jump from the C-130 with that machine gun.
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  4774. I was gladly surprised that the Greek monarchy was brought up as an example of installed monarchies. After Otto, the next candidate for succeeding him was, as a fun fact, Prince Alfred, the son of Queen Victoria! Eventually Prince Vilhelm, who was the son of King Christian IX, eventually got into the throne, and became George I. He had a pretty long reign, almost 50 years.
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  4775. I love then and now format. Some great channels on YouTube do this type of content so Im super excited when my favourite online historian has done the same.
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  4776. Excellent and concise review. Many thanks Dr. Felton for your continuing revelations.
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  4777. Hastily becoming a favourite YouTube channel of mine. Please do keep up the fantastic and insightful work. Thankyou!
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  4778. another interesting story shown us by mark felton, thank you !
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  4779. Another great piece of nearly forgotten history, as well as video. Theres definitely footage here ive never seen before on any documentary. There always seems to be more that can be shown. Thanks again for giving us theses videos. I sure appreciate it.
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  4780. Felton is a legend 🙌🏽 ❤
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  4781. Loving these videos. Always a joy when a new one is uploaded.
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  4782. I have clicked on this with supersonic speed.
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  4783. So incredibly addicted to your videos, man. Cheers from Nashville, Tennessee!
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  4784. Thank you for this piece of Canadian history
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  4785. This guy can really tell a story.
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  4786. As a Dutch guy I didn't even know of the existence of a village called Wanssum. Thank you!
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  4787. Had no idea that glider ops were so extensive. My late Father in law a tank driver was in the relief of Bastogne.
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  4788. After the war, the aircraft builders Blohm & Voss reverted to Hamburger Flugzeugbau (HFB). They joined VFW and became part of MBB. The rest you know.
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  4789. Wow. I’d never heard of this. Great topic as usual.
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  4790. Didnt know that japan invaded america. Thank Dr.felton for this informative content you sisnt seize to amaze us
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  4791. Another awesome video! Thanks for all you do in keeping history alive! Love how you cover some more obscure topics that school won't or can't cover.
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  4792. Mark, I have followed you for years. This ranks amongst your best.
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  4793. How extraordinary!!! I never even knew that Colombia is militarily involved in the Korean War. Amazing!
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  4794. I never knew this happen !!! Thank you Professor Felton !
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  4795. Thank you for your informative videos my friend.
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  4796. I don't think its possible to be bored hearing about a topic if its by Mark. He just knows how to present things in an interesting way.
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  4797. Excellent as always, informative and concise. Many thanks Mark, please do more on historic guns.
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  4798. Absolutely love these longer form videos really hits the spot for me with less known ww2 facts/stories. Thanks for all of these!
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  4799. I always thought that the blackouts were a waste of effort in the US until I read about Operation Drumbeat.
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  4800. Everytime Mark uploads i get really excited for some reason.
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  4801. I believe Mark has perfected the short war history video genre.
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  4802. It's Friday and we get a 30 minute Mark Felton video? This is like Christmas. lol.
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  4803. My Uncle trained as a Glider Paratrooper. He told me after a few training landings. He was not going to go into battle in those gliders and immediately Volunteered Regular Airborne . He was assigned to the 11th ABN DIV. And went to the Philippine's.
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  4804. Dr. Felton I am amazed at these mostly unknown stories you put on your Channel . Of course I had never heard of this incident. Thanks
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  4805. Excellent high quality research. Mark should be commended by all.
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  4806. I was listening to Noiser's Real Dictators podcast and who appeared: the one and only Mark Felton. Immediately the openingtune popped up in my head 🤣
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  4807. My great-uncle serving with the 24th Infantry Regiment 25th Infantry Division was an occupational soldier in Japan. He told me some things.
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  4808. This is astounding. I never knew this fact of history.Imperial and political ambition makes strange bedfellows. I can see that the mercenaries, which is what these unfortunate fellows were,did not survive Japanese vindictiveness or NKVD savagery.Fine one Doc!
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  4809. We can do it boys, 1 mil subs.
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  4810. A pilot named Kenny Schugert in Texas USA, was at one time the pilot of the one of two Japanese Zeros still airworthy in the 80's and 90's. He has a small stature making him capable of fitting in the small cockpit. Kenny was a good family friend for many years, but we slowly lost track of each other in time. This video has got me thinking that its time to try and find him again. Thanks for another great video Mark!! God bless
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  4811. This is classic Mark Felton content right here and we love it
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  4812. Me:I'm pretty sure I know much of WW2 Mark Felton,at 2am:Are you sure about that?
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  4813. Thank you once more Dr. Felton for your contribution to priceless historic material as always!
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  4814. When I hear the MF intro theme, I know that at least one of these two things is about to happen 1: I will be entertained 2: I will be educated Cracking channel.
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  4815. Yesterday I told my boyfriend about Himmler's lost brain and he didn't knew what to do with the information. To be honest, neither did I, but as a fan of Ask a Mortician (Iconic Corpse series, to be precise), I treasured it 😂 Love your channel, is so intriguing!
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  4816. Thank you! Your contributions to sharing history is incredible!
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  4817. Keep up the great work Mr. Felton! We all love & appreciate your dedication to bringing us amazing content. Kudos!!
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  4818. Have met Jim who built the Australian State coach & the Diamond Jubilee State coach at his workshop in Sydney at Manly. He came from a farm at Forbes NSW & worked for the Queen with her horses where he developed his interest in the Royal Carriages
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  4819. It never ceases to amaze me how thorough the research is on Mr. Felton's videos. Thank god there were some sane voices that prevailed and ultimately averted catastrophe in this instance.
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  4820. I am a simple man. I see mark felton, I click.
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  4821. Of course, as we all know, a few days before this , a small group of US soldiers crossed into Germany to rob a bank!
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  4822. I am truley loving this channel ...its so important to cover current events!
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  4823. A strong cup of coffee & a shiny new video from Dr. Felton... The best way to pass a Monday morning!
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  4824. You know Mark's videos are popular when it appears on your YouTube feed as having been released 7 seconds ago, you tap onto it, and there are already 56 likes! 😂
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  4825. Dr Mark Felton is the only Dr you want to see in this time of pandemic and let into you safety bubble with open arms
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  4826. Another fascinating story I’d never heard of. Well done, Professor Felton!
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  4827. Mark Felton Productions, TIK and Military History Visualized are the best of the best. Without you, guys, the world would be much poorer. Thank you for existing.
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  4828. So far so good.
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  4829. I can never get bored with this channel. With every video, you learn something. Keep up the good work.
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  4830. Yours is a most informative and interesting program. History and true /first hand is better than fiction. You have replaced the "History channel"....Now just reruns of "Hitler" and "Stalin", bla bla. Thanx
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  4831. The sound of the Mark Felton Production has become like a pavlovian bell - it fills me instantly with joy and makes any day better
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  4832. Fascinating and wonderfully researched content as ever, thank you.
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  4833. Fascinating glimpse into history, and it’s amazing how this aircraft landed avoiding hundreds of houses, without anyone being hurt. Another great video by Mark Felton.
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  4834. Thx Mr. Felton. I saw this scene once before and was curious if you would make a video about it. You did it. Many thanks from Germany!
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  4835. Never heard of this, thanks Mark. Happy Christmas! 🎄
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  4836. That's soldiers were heroes ,alone of Fighting the could . I no imagine the soffering, here in Brazil climate tropical . Thanks Mr. Felton , great job .
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  4837. I'm fascinated with the information on this channel that is not just a repeat of other documentaries. Some research and thought went into these.
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  4838. Good afternoon Professor Felton, such a wonderful thing to come to after I’m done working for the morning, a history lesson! You have indeed made my day!! Now, on to learning!
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  4839. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  4840. love you Mark!! I'm an Italian American and love learning about this stuff.
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  4841. I installed the CCTV round the area and at the Church in 2003 because they were getting concerns about the huge numbers of people visiting.
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  4842. Seeing mark felton release a video just 2 minutes ago seems insane, but also exciting.
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  4843. I'm a simple man When I see a new video by Mark Felton, I press the like button
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  4844. Maybe watch the video before commenting? It's literally a minute in
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  4845. Thank you, Mark for making this rare events of history known to us. Keep up the good work!
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  4846. As someone who in the 80's and 90's read everything written about dead nazis written in the 70's, this is like a warm quilt of nostalgia.
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  4847. The importance of this documentary cannot be overstated. Well played Mr Felton.
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  4848. That pronunciation was pretty on point, i'm impressed
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  4849. Love your videos, DR. Felton! Keep up the great work.
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  4850. Quality work as always Dr Felton! Learned about assassination attempts I didn't even know about as an American!
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  4851. Excellent story once again Professor Felton. Even as an "old guy" of 62, I so look forward to your weekly presentations.
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  4852. That was very interesting! I’ve heard mini docs on bikini atoll but really found this done better! You spoil us giving this away on YouTube. Many thanks Dr. Felton!
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  4853. I living 25/30km from Arnhem/Oosterbeek. You still can see here the remnants of the hard battle in the landscape and buildings. Thank you for sharing this video.
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  4854. All well known, well researched and understood history, but on a tight digestible time frame subject, and is succinctly, concisely and compellingly put. Just what the modern viewer needs. Plus bringing in the personal touches - the tank trap memorial, and the "sight" of the Kremlin reality. The trade mark intro, and the neutral pathos laden "Laurence Olivier" like delivery (as in the respected 1973 Thames Television series "The World At War") make this format a never ending winner. David.
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  4855. The best YouTube channel! Greetings from Algeria.
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  4856. Yes. Now i can watch some high quality videos made by Mark during the quarantine
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  4857. Makes you really wonder if the British did kill Himmler in an attempt to save face… Makes a lot of sense if you think about it. Great video Mark!
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  4858. Thank you, Dr. Feltpn - I await Part 2 with great interest... always amazed by the detail and insights your videos provide.
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  4859. Always an interesting story from Dr Felton. Never fails.
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  4860. Mark pronounces German words with such spot on accuracy every time. Gotta give him props for not only being a master of history but also Deutsch👏🏻
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  4861. Being from Bristol I knew of this but not so much detail. Be interesting for you to do one on Teufelsberg (Devils Mountain) in Berlin, which is a large hill built from the ruins of Berlin after WW2 and has the remains of a US spy station built on it during the cold war.
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  4862. I watch these videos as quick as he puts them out lol. Definitely one of the best youtubers out there!
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  4863. The intro gets me every time. Thank you Mark for another great video!
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  4864. Another video about something I'd never even thought about before. Thanks, Mark!
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  4865. Hope all is okay ~MARK FELTON~?? I noticed it took you a long time before releasing a new video. Thanks for this video...
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  4866. Your content is always superb Mark :).
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  4867. Thanks dr felton for this wonderful educational video. Specially on this episode that covers leyte (ph) my home country 😊 keep it up good sir. You are more better than history channel now.
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  4868. Ms. Spivak performed her job with energy and pride. Being able to hear her voice just enhanced her enthusiasm. Mark, I most enjoy these stories about people during war. It brings humanity to both sides in contrast to the inhumanity of war.
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  4869. In one word : "Beautiful. " Thank you Dr. Felton from the USA. 😊❤
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  4870. Dr. Felton, your German pronouncing is excellent! Greetings from Germany!
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  4871. Thanks Mark, Iranian history is complex, but you've easily explained and put in to context the WW2 years and how modern Iran has evolved. 👏🏻
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  4872. I stayed in The Minkees when I got married in Jersey 10 years ago. By which I mean I stayed in the penthouse in St. Brelards named after The Minkees. In fact, I think the real Minkees were just about visible on the horizon when it was low tide. Jersey is a great place, and extra interesting for those who enjoy history with some fascinating museums.
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  4873. You done it yet again Mark. I have heard the story of the DDay Invasion countless times and never had an inkling that there was a 6th landing. Another story and another level of critical detail that shows just how complex Operation Overlord really was. Cheers.
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  4874. This video is a little funny to me because unlike your normal videos with well-researched and thorough scripts, it didn't teach us a huge load of information. But this is one of my favorite videos you've done because it's such a historically significant place and you've presented it in a scale and grandeur that it deserves from that event. Great stuff as always!
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  4875. Woke up from an amputation to a new Mark Felton video, my luck is turning around already!
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  4876. You learn something new every time Mark post a video :)
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  4877. Ah yes, nothing like a new video from Mark Felton to get my history fix for the day!
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  4878. Thank you for these videos, Mark. Watching them is a fascinating history lesson!
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  4879. Where else can you find this kind of original and meticulously researched content? Dr. Felton, you continue to amaze with the breadth and depth of your videos. Thanks!
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  4880. Thank you Mr. Felton, very interesting subject matter once again. 60 years old and been a military history buff for my entire life and I learn something new each time you publish a video, usually something small or never discussed before…….
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  4881. 8:30 That cheeky little bit at the end of an angry German losing a game of chess.
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  4882. Thank you for another brilliant video! I have to say, that 1911 is gorgeous.
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  4883. Love the long form video Dr Felton 🫡
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  4884. Literal gold. The world needs more content creators like mark.
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  4885. Recovery and salvage are really interesting topics and rarely covered. Thank you! Timely for the circular economy as well.
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  4886. Gentlemen! This is a story you will tell your grandchildren and mightily bored they will be! 😉 Many thanks to Dr Felton for this gem 😀
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  4887. Incredible, this is the channel that just keeps giving!!! I can't understand why National Geographic have not given Mark a massive contract to produce for the channel
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  4888. Thumbnail is pure gold!
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  4889. Your videos are amazing as always Mark! May you live a long and happy life so you can keep bringing us these things! :) Cheers bud!
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  4890. Top quality content! 👌
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  4891. While stationed at Wiesbaden (then West Germany) in the late ''70s, I vacationed a few times in Berchtesgaden. In addition to the resort complex, the US Army ran a recreational mountain climbing facility nearby. Besides a few necessary upgrades, most of the town and Army-managed facilities looked much the same as during Nazi days, according to a tour book I purchased. I wondered if Hitler might appear in disguise. Also, Wiesbaden Airbase (now named Clay Kaserne) had a prominent de Natzified Richsadler at the entrance gate structure.
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  4892. “King of Bling and Prince of Pretentiousness” 🥇 I so admire these biting sarcastic put-downs. Thank you
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  4893. You're always blowing us with quality content... Keep 'em coming, cheers!
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  4894. Felton Fridays make life worth living.
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  4895. Never thought I’d see humble ole Hartford, CT mentioned in a Mark Felton video 😮 I can only hope that some of these historic and oftentimes rare firearms are sent to museums and not simply destroyed.
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  4896. Some of my most prized possessions are trophies that family members brought back from the war. A T99 Arisaka captured during the Aleutian Campaign, three Japanese battle flags brought back from the pacific, a Mauser M1914 pistol liberated from an elderly Volksturmm member, and a Nazi flag signed by the squad of American tankers that captured it. I believe the knowing the circumstances behind how the items made their way back to the US is just as important as the item itself. The stories and history give these inanimate objects life.
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  4897. 105 years old. Another riveting saga from history. Thank You Mark Felton!
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  4898. I knew a couple of these chaps.....one was a science teacher at my high school in Thorold Ontario, and the other I met in The Netherlands. Tough, proud combat veterans and both of them had been casualties. Great video, and thanks for posting it.
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  4899. I love your work Dr. Felton!
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  4900. like all good historians, mark ties things together. thank you for providing this to me for free. thank you, patrons of patron.
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  4901. Most interesting and obviously timely. Thank You Dr. Felton and all the best.
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  4902. I'm born in '74,I remember this loco,was so popular in the past,in Polish notional railway. My grandad was a driver on one of. Than you Mark!
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  4903. The Hungarian people fought hard against the Soviet invaders. Thanks for sharing Dr. Felton❤️🇨🇦🇷🇼
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  4904. I’ve been sending your videos, Dr Felton, to my father who served in Vietnam. We both enjoy them and your content is never disappointing! Keep it up!
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  4905. This made my day. Absolutely splendid.
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  4906. I seriously could watch NOTHING but this channel all day. The historical content you share is absolutely fascinating, providing a rich tapestry of insights into our shared past.
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  4907. When allied intelligence discovered that the Germans had "Nazi Rocket Monkeys",they understood that something had to be done immediately. "Airborne Alligators",was turned down,as was "Combat Kittens". "Pilot Puppies" could have been a great success ,but too many planes would be damaged."Para Puppies" was a success, albeit short lived ,because of the lack of "Dog Diapers".
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  4908. "The National Socialist teat." 😂😂😂😂😂
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  4909. Merry Merry Christmas Dr.Felton!! 🤝🤝
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  4910. Mark never disappoints, always fascinating content.
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  4911. My uncle was a pilot (Donald Salles) for Operation Aphrodite and is mentioned in the book by the same name. I will give a tidbit of info he gave me regarding Joe Kennedy. The mission he died on was actually supposed to be my Uncles. Joe wanted to visit his girlfriend in London, so he and my uncle swapped by making up a story for the reason to their superiors. Well, my uncle was always regarded as a lucky pilot, he never lost a single member of his crew during the war.
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  4912. People like mark Felton make the world a much more enjoyable place.
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  4913. One of the best episodes so far! I live in Austria not far away from the stash location. I should give it a look. ;)
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  4914. Once again another incident I've never heard of. Churchill sure took his reputation as a war leader with great gusto.
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  4915. Wow, that's absolutely great fact- jet bombers in their first and last action during the war. Thnk you for making my day, dr Felton! You're the best!
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  4916. Having lost my sight recently it’s so good listening to your channel
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  4917. Mark's voice sounds like the narrator of the older WWII documentary series from the early '90s, I think. You Brits can really throw together a documentary.
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  4918. Best account I’ve ever heard of the accident that involved Patton.
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  4919. This is great Mark!!! An interesting look into things I never knew about! Thank you Sir!!
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  4920. Great video Dr Felton. I’m 50 years old and been reading about ww2 basically my whole life. I’ve never heard anything about this man. Great work Dr Felton
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  4921. Long time watcher, first time poster. Thank you Mark Felton for these wonderful videos, after four decades of studying WW2 I find your videos breathe new life into this subject that I thought I had exhausted. Excellent fascinating history that I mostly never heard of. Keep them coming.
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  4922. History shows on TV: "Did Hitler escape to Antarctica in a Nazi flying saucer????" Mark Felton: "No."
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  4923. this has made my day. thanks Dr Mark Felton!
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  4924. Thank you again Doctor, better then a history class in America.
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  4925. Nothing better then waking up at 6am on a cold winters day in Sydney watching a new video from my favourite youtube channel with a nice cuppa
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  4926. I wasn't expecting cheeky puns and double entendres from a Mark Felton video, although there are plenty of hints he's given us in previous uploads. Thank you for the chuckles!
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  4927. Great video. Got me some Canadian pride going after this, eh ??? !!!!
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  4928. I was raised around mules. We had a neighbor that trained the mules and handlers that flew into Burma. He went to Italy later. He and his mules were heroes many times over to the GIs they supplied!!!!
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  4929. Mark Felton is my history teacher for today. History is my favourite lesson
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  4930. Mark Felton is the real star in this story.
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  4931. Hi Mark - I'm sure you get this a lot, but I love this channel and look forward to each and every episode. Thank you for all the time and effort, it's appreciated.
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  4932. Loving this mans channel, so informative, no waffle, just good solid info.Excellent.
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  4933. Outstanding job Professor Felton!! As usual, another valuable history lesson! I served two tours in Germany and at both duty stations, there were still signs and reminders of the nazi regime. Both duty stations were former Wehrmacht barracks.
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  4934. Here we go again 🍿
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  4935. Congratulations on 2 Million subscribers Dr. Felton!
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  4936. From an age when to appear amateur was seen as much more preferable than professional the level of apparent shambling incompetence here seems just too much to believe. Will the mystery be solved when the papers are no longer secret? And just why, after all this time, ARE the papers still secret?? Brilliant stuff and thank you so much for your tireless efforts to uncover the truth!
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  4937. It's near Thanksgiving in America. So many of us are thankful for Dr. Mark Felton. I first discovered this channel during the 2020 onslaught of COVID, stuck at home working on my laptop. It brightened my world then and continues to do so. Thanks Doc.
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  4938. My grandpa fought in New Guinea in WWII, US Army. He passed in 1996.
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  4939. Just for correction during second world war there was no country called UAE this area part of Oman.
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  4940. Never clicked so fast in my life.
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  4941. Thank you Mark. Another exciting episode in a horrible war. ''Stalingrad. Where the men are men. And the women tougher than the men.'' Happy International Womans Day in deed. Peace.
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  4942. 116 👍 in under 2 minutes....Must be a Mark Felton video!? 😊
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  4943. I love how now every video starts with Dr. Mark Felton staring at you while menacing music plays in the background
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  4944. Lots of trash talking on here in the comments. Hindsight is crystal clear, especially for those who have made a hobby out of studying WWII tanks. Big difference between that and being a soldier out in combat just trying to fight and survive. And my comment is NOT directed against Mark Felton, I found the video informative and interesting.
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  4945. Another story I've never heard about before, great work ❤
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  4946. One of the few trustworthy sources for information about this unfolding event. Thank you MFP.
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  4947. Im listening 2 years of your storys great work love it thanks mark
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  4948. You sir are "The Human Time Machine" Thank you 4 all your hard work and lesson you've taught this far! One of my favorite channels all time!!
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  4949. What better way to start the weekend than with a Mark Felton video!
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  4950. Perfect timing for a bedtime story 👍🏻
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  4951. Absolutely true. Dr. Felton is a true educator and we are all deeply grateful for his deeds.
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  4952. I’m glad your joining your multi part videos into 1 some stories are better without gaps, thanks
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  4953. Mark! This series is so rich and compelling. I'm always shocked at the events of consequence that would never cross my radar if it weren't for your hard work. Thanks!
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  4954. I just love your documentaries.
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  4955. I absolutely loved this video because I learnt about Operation Fortitude and I have ALWAYS been looking for more great content on that (and other similar ones) and this was a TREAT! Thank you so much! 😅
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  4956. Thanks for another amazing video Mark!
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  4957. Youre the true master of the WW2 complete history. No stone left unturned. Splendid work Dr Felton!
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  4958. Very interesting video, Dr. Felton. We can see that Adolf was a complicated historical figure and his taste in books shows that.
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  4959. Major general Stanisław Sosabowski's units and his courage along the 1st airborne is honoured and remembered in the dutch Airmobile brigade.
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  4960. Thank you for this video and making the sad history of post war Poland and it's heroes known! Greetings from Poland!
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  4961. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  4962. Hess' story is so interesting, That's for the continous videos Dr. Felton, Your work is appreciated
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  4963. It is beautiful when one’s childhood was mostly about reading books of these historical Incidents and watching old documentaries, it brings some nostalgic feelings.
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  4964. Good stuff Mark. These documentaries are brilliantly researched and presented.
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  4965. Thanks, Mark, for another thought-provoking video. More questions than answers, perhaps? I've just finished reading Traudl Junge's book, Until The Final House, so the timing of your video is apt!
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  4966. Just in time! Thanks Mark!
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  4967. Very interesting subject to cover. Peeking behind the curtains during (and often closely after) the war sometimes is more interesting than putting a spotlight on things that have been covered thousands of times.
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  4968. Hello Dr. Felton from Canada 🇨🇦
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  4969. Congratulations for yet another superb content. And again, my deepest respect and appreciation for the Queen's legacy. Cheers from Brazil!
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  4970. Another stellar episode from Mark. The amount of research and verification that must be done is staggering. His channel could actually be used to teach class. Well done Mark and many thanks!
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  4971. Keep up the great work Mark, as a avid gun collector, I learned a lot today!
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  4972. Outstanding work, very well done.
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  4973. Your videos are the best they are amazing
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  4974. in 1963 at the 100th anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg we kids were met by a man a very old man. he shook our hands and told us he was American History as he fought in the Spanish American war, his dad in the Civil war and his grandad in the war of 1812 and his great grandad in the American Revolution. I never forgot it but my mom filled me in on some of the details......
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  4975. I imagine that if the helmets were shoved into the ground base layers without being flattened the shape could have a really positive impact on minimizing settling of the road. Meaning the weight of the concrete causing it to slowly sink deeper into the ground. The helmets probably do a lot to minimize that settling but at the same time the rusting of the metal over time could have interesting long term effects. Metal rusting tends to expand which could add some forces to the concrete. Really can’t say anything for sure but it’s quite interesting to consider.
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  4976. Damn it Mark, always uploading when im trying to sleep... Welp imma watch this first, who needs sleep anyway.
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  4977. Thank you very much for this amazing and heroic story, Mark !
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  4978. This was another story I had never heard. Thank you for these amazing details!
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  4979. Hell yeah, finally a video on this!
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  4980. A couple years back, my cousin and I were helping his in-laws move into a condo. On the last haul, we were emptying the SUV one last time and wrapped up in the footwell was an Arisaka rifle.
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  4981. Incredible. Thanks for another compelling lesson, Mark!
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  4982. I’m always happy to see another entry from Mr. Felton. I have been a military history buff since childhood, and I always learn something new from his videos. Keep up the good work, sir!
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  4983. Dr Felton does it AGAIN!! Just when you thought you had all bases covered, he comes out of left field with another totally unexpected - but incredibly interesting - facet from history!!! AMAZING STUFF!! 😊👍
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  4984. It's 3:30AM here, and this notification is a gift from God.
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  4985. Right on time doctor. Just started my lunchbreak
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  4986. Dr. Felton never disappoints ❤
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  4987. We never stop learning on this channel! 🙂👍
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  4988. Thank you, Professor Felton, for another history lesson and one I had no idea even happen !! Your attention to detail and historical accuracy is the best.
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  4989. As Czech, I appreciate this. Thanks 🤘
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  4990. Always a pleasure to see Mark's content.
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  4991. I love it when I get a notification from Mark Felton Productions! A video about Japanese U-boats?? Dr. Felton, U-ROCK!
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  4992. You know a video's gonna' be good when you hear THAT music.
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  4993. My aching heart! So much cool stuff..thanks again Mark! Great stream. 🫡🇿🇦🇩🇪
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  4994. Hi mark felton! Thank you for posting the best history videos on YouTube! 😊🎉 PS: I hope you had a good vacation!
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  4995. Great job you did entering in the office and in particular the office of the Führer, I'm impressed, but also how relatively intact the whole building it is! Surprising indeed! In this context it is quite similar to Mussolini's office at Palazzo Venezia, Rome, namely located next to the terrace where he made many speeches. Of course it is nowadays devoid of original furniture but still retain a secret passage at the corner of the office! Seriously good job as always 👏 👌 👍
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  4996. Nice, always good to see a new video from Mark
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  4997. Very nice informational videos. Enjoy all of them.
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  4998. Being left on Part 1’s cliffhanger had imperilled the enjoyment of my dinner… phew!
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  4999. Great history Mark, I’m always learn a lot with you dedicated work ❤
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  5000. Oh thank you, Mark!! Absolutely uplifting for sure! Wonderful footage! I’m a dog lover so this film is great!
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  5001. Both my grandparents used to light their coal fires with a bit of thermite from incendiary bombs, and both my grandfathers were ARP wardens. My Dad and his mates used to take unexploded incendiary bombs apart and sell the thermite for a penny a cup. Apparently both these were common practice.
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  5002. My wife's great aunty worked in a mill in Manchester in the War. At night, she donned a helmet and was stationed on the factory roof armed with a tea tray with instructions to deflect incendiaries as they fell. It beggars belief, but well done Aunty Nell!
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  5003. i have heard of this battle ....from my uncle a 94th division (376th regiment) vet. He survived ......but carried with him some horrible memories
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  5004. Good morning from Canada Dr Felton
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  5005. We do learn about this in school, (Mussert and Inquart etc.) but not in this dept. Today i am still learning about my country ;)
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  5006. Thanks for posting this since it helps solve a puzzle. My father was a doctor in the US Army and arrived in England shortly before Christmas in 1944. i don't know where they stored him while he was waiting to cross the Channel but for years, we had a small (maybe 1 inch square) bit of metal that I was told came from a V1 that had landed across the road on the morning of Christmas Eve.
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  5007. Two things I'm obsessed with: WWII and old guns. Clicked fast as I could
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  5008. I didn’t know I needed this, thank you mark!
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  5009. Around lunch time but I'm 40 minutes late but watching it now Mark Felton is the history teacher we should have all had
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  5010. I was fortunate to help restore the Tiger in the US Army Armor and Armored Cavalry Collection.
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  5011. When the history channel failed us, Mark always got us 🔥❤️ much love man keep up the great work
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  5012. My father was born in Cambridge and lived in nearby Lovell Road during WWII. He wrote "...One day my mother collected me from Shirley School in great excitement. A German bomber had been attached by British fighters over London and the crew had bailed out (over Ealing it was said). However the bomber had continued to fly on without a pilot until it ran out of fuel, then glided down and 'landed' almost undamaged on some allotments close to St Georges church/Milton Road/Frazer Road. We were allowed to inspect the bomber which seemed to be undamaged apart from bent propellors. We had to pay 6d to charity for the privelidge of seeing it..."
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  5013. Thank you so much. My dad, SSGT Edward Gresham USAAC was on Adak. Not much is said about the North Pacific in documentary’s. He enlisted on Dec 8,1941. He was 17 turned 18 in January. He told me about the freezing cold and the horrible wind. He passed four years ago next month, my daddy is my hero.
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  5014. Loaded 19s ago. This is the earliest I’ve ever caught a video and it will be immortalized that I watched a Mark Felton video as he was sitting back after loading it. Job well done sir.
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  5015. Meanwhile the Retirees are having their heating pension cut.
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  5016. yess more history!!! <3 your work mark, 10/10 excellent in all aspects.
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  5017. i love this channel it deserves a Million subs a Filipino here
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  5018. As a past member of the 173ABCT home of THE ROCK (503) I just wanted to say this was AATW
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  5019. HOW DID YOU GET THIS AMAZING INFORMATION. It's just crazy how you don't have more viewers, you should have a show about true history.
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  5020. Laughing is rare for a Mark Felton video but storming the "all you can eat" buffet. That was funny.
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  5021. Thank you, Mark for your continued videos: I've learned more as to watching your films than I ever did in either primary, secondary or colleagte school courses.
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  5022. An hour long doc Felton video with pictures, we have hit peak entertainment 2024
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  5023. All your clips could be made into great movie scripts! Wow! What a great story teller. Who needs historical fiction when we have the facts? Truth is stranger than fiction. Keep up the very good work, Mark!
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  5024. My utmost Respect to Canadian army
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  5025. I have to say that this YouTube channel is fantastic. I have learned so subjects of ww2 that other documentaries have not touched on. Mark Felton you should be on the discovery channel with your own series. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
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  5026. it was found my a villager out foraging for fruit/mushrooms. It was about a 4 hour walk from the local village. It had an ETC301 and carried a SC250. It was an open area but a silver birch forest which were mostly saplings.though the one that broke the spare as of a substantial size. Only items removed during wartime were the MG17's and master compass. Ammo boxes were all in situ. Reason he survived was he was an electrician and helped wire up the POW camp for the Soviets. He flew with JG26 and then 1./JG54 with Novotney but was a ground attack specialist. His son still has the clock from the cockpit. This was another item Rätz removed upon crashing. The restoration colours are not what she was applied with (according to my research).
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  5027. My favourite aircraft out of all the second world war. Especially the BMW powered ones. Closely followed by the BF109 and its variants. Thank you so much Dr Felton for the fantastic videos you obviously take a lot of time patience and dedication in producing. Much respect from South Africa 🇿🇦
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  5028. Nifty transition at 1:31, Dr. Felton. And thank you for yet another fascinating bio.
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  5029. Proving once again how complex the end of the war was in the ETO. The Rump Reich and the Alpine redoubt are among the many fascinating details I've learned here. Thank you, Professor Felton!
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  5030. As soon as you said damage to the right rear of the car.... I knew it was the Butcher of Prague from one of your previous videos... Thanks Dr. Felton... I have learned so much from your channel..
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  5031. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  5032. Hearing Mark Felton name my home state makes be happy! I’ve been to all these places when I was in school! We learned he was a Nazi and made up NASA stood for Nazi Are Still Around😂😂 The people at the planetarium weren’t to happy with us
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  5033. I love watching ANYTHING by Mark Felton!
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  5034. I have the attention span of an 11 year old, but every time one of your history lessons drop, I watch until the end. Fascinating. Thank you, Dr.!
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  5035. My nephew, who is a sapper in the Dutch military loved the MG-3 while being on exercise in Poland.
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  5036. This is the greatest cliff hanger I've ever watched, standing ovation, for this very intriguing story and at the next turn, could go in the absolute opposite direction...Thanks Dr. Felton for the great series, be well...😎
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  5037. It’s a Good Friday when Dr Felton drops a video!
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  5038. Amazing, another excellent video- thankyou Mark!
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  5039. My great-grandfather is still alive at the age of 104 has was an Obersturmführer in the 2nd ss Panzergrenadiere division (Das Reich, Deutschland Regiment) he lives in Missouri along with his son who served in the U.S Army in Vietnam. I however live in Florida but Its been a long time since I've seen him.
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  5040. My father in law was born in Norwich in 1935. I believe he was evacuated during the blitz. I have visited Norwich many times when I would go visit my inlaws. They lived in Kessingland and Reedham over the years, but you always ended up in Norwich at some point in the trips. Sadly we lost my father in law 2 years ago to Covid so I can't share this video with him. Thank you so much for all of your videos, but I love this one especially.
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  5041. Im a simple man, im notified of a Mark Felton upload, i watch the upload, i like the upload🤷🏼‍♂️
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  5042. A big thanks for the history from the Philippines Dr. Felton.
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  5043. Always a good morning to wake up with a Mark Felton video.
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  5044. Mark Felton Productions: The History Pathfinder
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  5045. I'm from Hungary! Thanks for making this video!
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  5046. I still remember when a coworker thought a customer was trying to pass a counterfeit $5 bill when it was just an old silver certificate. They’re still legal tender but you just can’t get silver for them anymore.
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  5047. As I've said elsewhere before, the Ghurkas are amongst the finest light infantry in the world. Richard Vail, LCpl USMC (Ret)
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  5048. Keep 'em coming Mark and keep on digging up these sort of things that none of us has ever heard of!
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  5049. Magnate fisherman "I need a bigger magnate"
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  5050. Thank you for telling me of this beautiful young heroine. This has made my day! My mother, born in 1919, also died in 1984.
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  5051. Hey Mark! Congratulations on so many views in 4 minutes! You deserve wayyyy more attention!
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  5052. Another informative piece of history Mark. I was surprised to learn of the Japanese troops helping with policing the Viet Min alongside the British troops. We learn something new with every one of your videos. Keep up the good works.
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  5053. 3:19 I laughed out loud in a library at that I feel embarrassed now, I just wasn't expecting it
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  5054. Been watching your content for years now. I love your narration style and factual unbiased presentation of historical evidence! Keep producing 👻
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  5055. 15:20 "... and couldn't even speak Persian." The language is called Farsi, not Persian.
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  5056. Always a great video! Thanks Dr Felton!! Appreciate your hard work!!!
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  5057. I'm not a WW2-ophile, I prefer Royal Navy history from the 18th and 19th century, so I'd never seen the American dual rocket firing system. It is very impressive, especially as it was so incredibly effective. Thanks for a very educational video presentation. Well worth my time investment. 👍👍👍
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  5058. I’m a simple man; I see Dr. Felton. I click.
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  5059. A 16 minute deep dive on Rommel, what a treat for a Friday night! Cheers Mark :D
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  5060. Another great untold story covered by Mr. Felton! Thanks again.
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  5061. Hey Mark I love your content, it’s almost the only thing I listen to while I’m playing Xbox
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  5062. 9:10 and for any American fans 🇺🇲 hey that's me!
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  5063. That'd be something to have a formation made up of an Avro Lancaster and Shackleton flying overhead. Imagine the wonderful symphony of sound of the Rolls Royce Merlin (Lancaster) and Griffon (Shackleton) engines being heard overhead! Nice story about the "shack" and thanks for sharing!
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  5064. Thank you for the upload, my girlfriend and I watch every video of yours together.
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  5065. WOW I was a kid when this happens, I remember it so well. Thank you for bringing it to YouTube.
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  5066. I find it both incredible and yet unsurprising that historians would not attempt to study Hitler's books. It was one of the first things I wondered about when Toland's biography mentioned that Hitler was a voracious reader and had "lots of books" in his cell in prison. I would think notations would be very insightful. Two other points Given the context, the word "demonic" was probablty used in the Greek sense of daemonic (moved by a spirit). @5:27 note the title: "Statistik, Presse [...] Organisationen des Ju.. in den Vereinigten [Staaten] und Kanada" (I.e. statistics about the organizaton of [Jews] in the United States and Canada.) I did not know that such a book existed, and one might think it would be of particular interest to historians. Thanks again for your wonderful research
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  5067. Thank you Dr. Felton. You brought a piece of history most did not know of to life.
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  5068. This is great! Been watching your videos since you started! You have the best YouTube channel on YouTube in my opinion! Thank you so much for the amazing content
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  5069. Your videos are absolutely fantastic, Mark. My father was a WW2 veteran and served in the US Army in Europe as an infantryman, but unfortunately died when I was a young boy in 1949 just some years after the war. I always wondered what his tour of duty was like. Greetings from Northern California. Mike
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  5070. Mark, I want to thank you for your professionalism as a historian and passion as a storyteller. Thank you
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  5071. This is a story I would have never heard if it weren't for this channel. This channel should be part of college courses.
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  5072. We should be honored that Poland is still such a staunch ally of the west after the embarrassing and disrespectful treatment of their generals.
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  5073. Mark, you must spend every waking hour researching this stuff. I am amazed at what you produce and the quality of it. Keep up the good work.
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  5074. Greece is still flying F4 "Phantom"
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  5075. Thank you for adding this to the history of Omaha Beach on D-Day! I've read much about the Normandy landing but never before heard of this unit!
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  5076. The Lightning!! My favourite aircraft, fantastic video!
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  5077. Another interesting story by Dr Felton. I clicked on this so fast I think I beat my old record! 😂
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  5078. I never knew this, thank you for the information Dr. Felton!
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  5079. Wow I didn't know this happened! Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  5080. REJOICE! The new history channel uploads another banger.
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  5081. Another well researched and edited documentary which only Dr. Felton can produce . Thank You once again and all the best.
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  5082. Amazing archival still pics n films still exists in well preserved condition of the various events of that time period. Kudos for very informative n well researched documentary. As always looking forward to more of ur uploads. Peace
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  5083. Horrific account of brave men fighting for their country !!! Kudos for informative upload forgotten through time ! Peace
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  5084. 6:15 for those who wonder what he said: Under the downfall of his system, it brought a long time of suffering over the German people. The senseless continuation of the war and the senseless destruction, aggravate the reconstruction...
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  5085. Another amazing bit of history dug up by Dr. Felton. I don't know how he does it, but each one just goes to show me I don't know as much about the war, especially the Eastern Front, as I thought I did.
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  5086. Love Marks Videos better then TV shows and more info in them keep up great Videos man
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  5087. Always, always learning something new and of great interest on this channel. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  5088. One of these days I’ll be first to comment and win...nothing.
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  5089. Thank you for the informational video. No opinion or personal views on it, just information and history. As always love your videos Mr. Felton
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  5090. Mark, you are the most influencial WWII historian in the world. I have learned more from your channel than any book ever written, and I have read everything from Stephen Ambrose to Gordon Wood. Thank you so much for your tireless work.
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  5091. Dear Mark Felton. In the series "Hunting Hitler" there is an episode with the team of this series getting exclusive acces to this building. In this footage you also see a big conversation hall that is unchanged since WW2. They also show a few artifacts of the interior still decorated with swastika's.
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  5092. Saved for later watching … thank ya kindly good sir!
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  5093. Recently finished an excellent book by one of the US pilots that flew Spitfires in Africa/Italy. "Woodbine Red Leader" by George Loving is a great read!
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  5094. i used to hate history in school and now i love seeing a video from you
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  5095. Outstanding video and presentation
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  5096. damn the Music at 6:30 or Somewhere around that is Amazing (Prussian Gloria)
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  5097. Happy Thanksgiving Mark! Thank you for your dedication to bringing real history to us year round, it’s awesome to be able to learn about interesting topics from your research! Many blessing to you & yours!
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  5098. 8th Army headquarters in Seoul S. Korea had a full rebuild shop for all vehicles in country. It burned down shortly after Dad got there in 1957. Dad was the NCO in charge of rebuilding the facility. He setup assembly lines to rebuild major components once they were stripped, cleaned and inspected. Utilizing serial numbers he tracked performance of rebuilds to make sure his guys were doing good work. He could also determine which units were abusing their equipment. He got a Commendation Medal for cutting waste, improving efficiency and saving the Army a bundle of money each tear!
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  5099. Very good and informative video !!
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  5100. Very educational content! Thank you dr Felton 👍
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  5101. I am an x British para 60 & 70s and like to think I know my own regimental history but have never heard of this thank you.
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  5102. I'm a Korean and I was like 'Wtf' when I first saw the title. I had no idea about this and I consider myself as a history buff!
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  5103. Another great history lesson. I remember my grandfather briefly talk about when his unit went into a camp in Austria, don't remember the name, but he did say it was like a nightmare, lots of dead prisoners 😢
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  5104. Never knew any of this, absolutely brilliant research as always.
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  5105. I remember one of the old British forts in RC-South had a bunch of those German helmets rusting in a pile down inside one of the rooms and some stripped out Enfield rifles. 2011 time frame
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  5106. Couldn’t click fast enough!
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  5107. Three Japanese Fu-Go balloons landed in Iowa during the war. The 30th confirmed balloon bomb landed on a farm near Laurens in Pocahontas County, IA on February 2, 1945. The balloon was dragged by car onto Main St in Laurens where it was placed on public display. Residents took pieces of the balloon fabric as souvenirs. The bomb carriage, pieces of the fabric, and rigging from the Laurens Fu-Go balloon are now displayed at the Iowa Gold Star Military Museum in Johnston, IA. The other two balloons (numbered 82 and 126) landed near Holstein and Pocahontas, IA.
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  5108. Mr. Felton I just want to congratulate you on great work again. I do want to say one thing. Years ago I was watching a video on the Fugo Balloons. Another thing that helped them come to the American West Coast shores was that the Japanese knew about the jet stream in the upper atmosphere winds and at the time American meteorologist didn't know much about the jet stream. Thank you again sir.
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  5109. Thank you for creating another great and informative video. The best history channel on YT. Never boring, always informative.
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  5110. Thank you Dr Felton for another great video this was something I was not aware of. Videos and things like this are some of the big reasons that I am a patreon supporter of yours. In fact mine is just coming up for renewal next month and it is an honor to support you sir.
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  5111. The sheer amount of dedication, effort and hard work you consistently put in to making these masterpieces of education can never be overstated enough. Thank you on behalf of everyone who enjoys learning in such an awesome way.
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  5112. Dr Mark Felton brings an unjustly little-known episode of courage and enterprise to a wider audience, to bring it out of obscurity and garner it the recognition it deserves... and this is why I subscribe to this channel. Well done, Dr Felton!
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  5113. One of the most educational channels on youtube. Merry Christmas Dr Felton.
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  5114. mark, I didn't see but last time I really checked your subscriber count it was 25,000 not it has exploded to 250k great jobman\
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  5115. Ever since the history channel stopped showing histories, I relied on this channel
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  5116. Thank you! You have gained my respect with your exhaustive historical research and balanced perspective!
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  5117. Speaking of the WWII bunkers left scattered about England, it turned out that they make great roosting places for bats and have been great for the local bat populations.
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  5118. It's a cool grey typical English summer evening and I'm feeling depressed. Suddenly a new Mark Felton video flashes up. Yay!
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  5119. Amazing research with a perfectly concise narrative... and Mark Felton's solidity.
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  5120. What a piercing gaze. Thank you for the quality content, Mark. It's unparalleled on YouTube.
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  5121. Time for a history lesson, thanks Mark!
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  5122. Thorough, factual, and priceless World War 2 history. A+
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  5123. Not only is the video good, but I love scrolling through the comments and reading y'all's experiences with these guns. Hats off to all the vets here!
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  5124. Here we go! Love these stories!
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  5125. A Mark Felton video drops on my lunch break. A great day.
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  5126. Dr Felton is better than the history channel, in both content and significance - thanks for sharing!
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  5127. You had me going there Mr. Felton. The license plate is best, truth being stranger than fiction
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  5128. As always top notch archival footage. Seems the ship was as well made as one of your episodes!
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  5129. I love this story! I wish they could recover the vessels, especially the WWI British sub. Thanks, Dr. Felton.
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  5130. Hello everyone! It always gets me excited. Whenever I see a Mark Felton video.
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  5131. Ideas are hard things to kill. They linger on like a virus, always ready to spring back to life when a host is weak. Nazism and similar ideologies linger in many western societies on both sides of the Atlantic. That’s why the work of historians like Dr. Felton is crucial to keep reminding current generations where and how these abhorrent ideas originated and that they can spring to life again if we are not vigilant. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  5132. The way Mark breaks it down for us from start to finish is perfect 👌
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  5133. Part Four! Thank you Dr Felton! I really would love to have these used in class’s, students would get such a deeper grasp of the true events of The War. Have a great week & thank you again for your research!
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  5134. Dr. Felton, you are by far one of the most intelligent human beings I ever had the pleasure learning from! From a grateful Yank!
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  5135. Thanks Mark! Great and interesting content as always! The highlight of the day!
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  5136. Another very insightful historical video Dr. Felton. I have watched all of your videos and purchased several of your books. I appreciate your attention to detail and always trying to get the history right no matter what. Also, your ability to put important historical events in their proper context is so important especially in the time that we live in today. Cheers!
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  5137. Mr, Felton I find your productions, Informative, an Precise little nuggets of history that you plucked from the banquet of War history. I want to thank you for the time an effort it has taken to bloody bring them to fruition, for our media dinning experience. An please make shure you always narrate our story as your voice for this, makes the presentation.
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  5138. Watch every add all the way through. Dr. Feltons orders.
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  5139. Mark, great content as always!
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  5140. It's expected of you sir to give us the exceptional historical instances especially the Hungarian uprising of 1956 and the British officer to take informations of T-54 tanks of the Soviets from the help of Hungarian rebels. Thank you sir🙏🙏🙏 for sharing the bravery of leuitenent Cowley
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  5141. Very cool! This reminds me of the US $2 bill which is still made every five or so years, but is relatively uncommon in everyday use. I heard a story of a man who thought it would be cool to make a purchase with two dollar bills only to have the store clerk think he was trying to use fake money and call the police. Then even the policeman thought it was fake money and arrested the man. While at the police station, the secret service (who has authority over money issues) was called in to examine the "fake" money and of course told them it was real and that $2 bills are legal tender! I keep one in my wallet! They made a large printing of them in our bicentennial year 1976 (the year I was born) and you still find the 1976 ones in circulation as often as any of the newer printed ones. 😁👍
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  5142. Here in the US I keep using coins and paper bank notes too -- I want as little to do with digital currency as possible! Thanks for another interesting post Dr. Felton!
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  5143. Yet ANOTHER great video of an aspect of WW2 that was very significant, yet overlooked. My first time learning of this battle, and I am a "history fan"! THANKS!
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  5144. Thank you for sharing 🏆🎖️⭐🤗🇺🇲🙏
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  5145. Fascinating as ever Mark, and we continue to marvel at the depth of your knowledge and appreciation of your efforts to research the information you so kindly share with us.
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  5146. Wow, never heard of this before, thanks! My Dad wounded at Anzio Jan 1944.
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  5147. Mark Felton your such a chad we worship you in our lessons and the teacher put a picture of you on the board
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  5148. Wow , 6th of June , most would I have thought that’s was it in the beaches and yet , 12days later into the fight they still went . Guide history lesson Mark ☝️👍
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  5149. FASCINATING! And I just love the manner in which you presented this. I was puzzling over HOW they could use a Tiger II to take down a used tire!!!
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  5150. I had completely forgotten this little tidbit of history, Thank You again Dr. Felton 👍❤️🇺🇸
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  5151. Excellent series, I didn't want it to end. Many Thanks.
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  5152. Brilliant content as usual Mark, thank you.
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  5153. Never a disappointing video, there’s always something new.
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  5154. I'm glad I got notified this early. Love these videos
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  5155. Finally, something i was waiting for, its always Omaha beach that comes to mind when talking about D-day.
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  5156. Crackin as always Mark .🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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  5157. Never a dull moment with a Mark Felton video!
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  5158. Best history lesson ever on A-bomb carriers.
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  5159. I absolutely LOVE this channel! Dr. Felton did it again and this old lady is learning something new today!
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  5160. Gives an insight into the life of non combatants at the front doing their job with incredible self motivation. A movie could be made from a collection of these stories. Very human interest topic Dr. Mark.
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  5161. These ww2 deep cuts are great... I felt like I had exhausted ww2 history until I came across this channel.
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  5162. First time I am first!!!! A real Christmas present from Santa Felton. Thanks Mark.
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  5163. This makes the whole year worth it!
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  5164. Loving the recent videos Mark, thanks for the consistent uploads. Hope you're staying safe (and to all who read this)!
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  5165. I love how you come up with this type of amazing previously unheard of history. Thank you Dr Felton, and keep up the great work.
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  5166. And now the same video about japanese, british and US companies Dr. Felton 😉👍
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  5167. I work in the Bay Area, I’ll keep my eye out for any torpedoes Dr Felton! Thanks again for sharing!
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  5168. When Mark Felton gives you facts about a subject, he really gives you fact, great information
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  5169. Amazing! I had no idea this happened! I remember growing up in Miami and had a Colombian girlfriend who told me her grandfather fought in the Korean War… i always asked her if he was born here in the states out of my own ignorance! Simply amazing! Now I know he fought in the Korean War for Colombia!
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  5170. "Kustrobot" in Swedish literally translates as "coast missile". I was contacted by 'a museum' a few years ago who were buying in Swedish ex-military cabling and electrical/data connectors etc. - almost certainly to revamp such missiles and systems.
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  5171. A welcome showing! I was fortunate to see a few of these when last in the UK. Small correction -- IJA aircraft designations are not pronounced 'K.I.,' but rather, 'Key' (キ), being short for 'Kitai,' or 'Airframe.' So, for example, the Ki-43 'Hayabusa' was factory-coded 'Airframe 43' while being service designated the 'Army Type 1 Single-seat Fighter'.
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  5172. Another Great video to drink with my morning coffee!
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  5173. There's a section of the plane at The Imperial War Museum North on Salford, Greater Manchester. Looks to be a Luftwaffe cross from the wing or fuselage.
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  5174. The Army Air Corp Museum is one of the few places in the uk where a WACO glider and Horsa can be seen parts are still on there wants list for the Hamilcar well worth a visit
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  5175. Leave it to Dr. Felton to come up with another piece of history that you would only find in one of his video’s. Thanks so much for another great video!
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  5176. My grandpa served in the Freikorps, he was just eighteen years old. He would tell stories of how they were assigned to protect the rail lines up in Lithuania, watching grizzled German veterans return home in those cattle cars they had. I would reckon that he served in this unit, and probably also received the Knight's Cross! If only I could ask him now...
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  5177. Excellent video once again Mark. So satisfying to watch with a decent brew and a packet of custard creams. Hurrah. 😊
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  5178. Amazing Mark - your continual regular stream of interesting and informative accounts of unique events are a constant delight. Peter
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  5179. How can one video do a better job at educating than a year at school 🤯😂
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  5180. Yeah!!! Another epic video by Dr. Felton 🎉🎉🎉
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  5181. Mark:Post a unknown topic Me: Is Big Brain time
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  5182. I love Mark Felton Productions. Always informative and wonderful.
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  5183. Fine work, as always, Mr. Felton
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  5184. Love your vids Mark!✨🙌🏼
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  5185. The last survivors of the Spanish Civil War are nearing the end of their lives. The last "International Brigadier" of the Spanish Civil war died just this year in 2021. His name was Josep Almudéver. Another Spanish Civil War veteran named Luis Ortiz Alfau died in 2019 and was the last known living witness of the Guernica atrocity.
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  5186. I was fortunate enough to meet Harry Patch at his nursing home in Wells when I was a student nurse at UWE on my district Nursing Placement. The questions I wish I could have asked him.
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  5187. Here's to Dr. Felton!! He's paving the way to a better understanding of history! He is a cobblestone in the road of knowledge! He knows history like a streetwalker knows asphalt!
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  5188. Been watching for years and im always so surprised that you still have stories to tell. I knew of these helicopters but could never really find much on them. Thank you for that.
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  5189. Wow. Uploaded 13 seconds ago. I feel special lol. Cheers Dr Felton!
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  5190. The detail of your stories is fascinating. You are able to broaden the scope of knowledge concerning specific battles and their outcomes. I have especially appreciated the way you follow the lives of individual fighters into their postwar years. Thank you!
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  5191. Thank you. Seriously. Your videos are helping me to teach my daughter the history that they refuse to teach in schools these days.
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  5192. I actually use surplus WWII vacuum tubes to this day. My hobby is restoring antique radios, and these are useful for this. They are fairly common, even now.
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  5193. My great cousin Robert Richardson during WWII in North Africa then Italy; as an engineer used to salvage planes. He said, his colleagues nicknamed one type “Wimpeys” He said, whilst in Italy, you had to be quick to beat the Italians getting to the planes as they would quickly strip the wheels off the planes. He passed away in 2016 aged 101. Such a gentleman.
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  5194. Japanese bayonets are so common where I live because of all the WWII Pacific veterans than lived in my neighborhood. As a kid I would see them at garage sales all the time along side canteens and mess tins. Nobody was really interested in buying these things, they bought the Samurai swords but not so much the bayonets which could be had for just a few dollars. I bought once once and still have it, the old man who brought it back having served on Iwo Jima so it likely came from there.
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  5195. Can't wait for the next vid. Always interesting and well researched information. Plus Mark has a good voice for the narration.
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  5196. Fascinating as usual, one of the best episodes. Thank you Mark.
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  5197. Thank you Mr. Felton for this episode. I can remember my Father and Uncle 'discussing' the differences between their Commanders. Dad served under Eisenhower in europe, Uncle under McArthur in the pacific.Uncle thought McArthur should have been President, but it was Dad's Commander who held the office. Watching Ike speak reminded me of the devotion Dad had for him through his Presidency. Thank you.
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  5198. Thank you Dr. Felton. You saved me from a soul-destroying surf into the dark side of YouTube, when I noticed your notification about a new documentary. Finally some sanity!
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  5199. Thanks so much for doing a video on this event Dr. Felton! You're a Chad for doing this.
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  5200. Mark: you should do more bunker-exploring! Great content on your channel. 👍👍👍
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  5201. Thank you, Dr Felton! Your content is just fantastic - you pick interesting topics and your narration is outstanding! You bring history to life and I can't get enough of it!
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  5202. Excellent narration. Absolutely spot on with the historical facts and beautifully edited and uploaded. You're a star Mr Felton . Thank you for the hours of entertainment you have given to me and I'm sure many others !!
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  5203. More Yugoslav history Mark. Sending regards from Yugoslavia.
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  5204. Truly amazing. Thank you for sharing this.
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  5205. Hey I didn't expect to laugh when I clicked on this video... absolutely hilarious! That's a very well done video - I needed a bit of cheering up after a difficult few days so the timing is perfect! Never seen pictures of that old creature grinning before but yikes, he sure looks even more scary when he's bearing his fangs!
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  5206. When I was still a kid and in school, we went on a school trip to Rome and also visited ancient Roman underground crypts/catacombs. There were swastikas everywhere aswell.
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  5207. 1 in the morning. Why YES, I will watch this...
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  5208. We in Poland salut you sir, you speak historical true on our behalf, thank you so much for bring unknown story like that alive
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  5209. These series of episodes including the Himmler one are really brilliant, I'm thoroughly enjoying your back to back covering of these Historical events - learning heaps from them. Please continue to do this type of series of episodes for other figures after this one finishes :)
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  5210. I remember our year 5 primary school teacher telling us the story of a "cabbage patch bomber"... funny to find it here! Great video Mark! Thanks!
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  5211. Keep digging up more interesting military history, Mark!
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  5212. Very interesting! I'm reading lots about the war, but never heard this story! Nicely played. ✌️
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  5213. Cant beat getting in from work on a Friday crack a beer and listen to Mark Felton
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  5214. Thanks so much Dr.F. Made my evening!
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  5215. Impeccable research Mark. I loved Muller's opinion of Hitler. 'An unemployed house painter!' thanks for sharing!
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  5216. There are a few Luftwaffe graves in the cemetery at the church on Thorney Island, Chichester Harbour. It is on the military base, but there is a footpath around the edge of the island which can be accessed with permission from the gatehouse: you leave your name and details and the buzz you through a gate- you can visit the church and return or continue around the island to the other gate (it's a fair old walk , but worth it!). There is a picnic spot about half-way round and nailed to a post there was (last time I did it, a few years ago) an ammunition box nailed to a post with a book of memorial to a Hercules crew KIA in Afganhistan (IIRC). Sit and eat your sandwiches and watch the Harbour Seals.
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  5217. Your vids r so great that I recommend them often to my teachers and friends
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  5218. You didn’t watch the video obviously.
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  5219. The most expensive parking ticket in history. I can't believe there was a time before I knew of this channel. Ace always Dr. Felton
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  5220. Another, well researched, in-depth analytic spotlight on one of WWII's milestones. A lesson is most valid, when learned the hard way....
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  5221. Mark Felton teaches history that no one knows is history. Something of a military history buff myself and have never heard a word of this action. Well done once again, Dr. Felton!
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  5222. I always enjoy time travel with Mark.
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  5223. The reliance on horses on the part of the Germans is something very often glossed over. Yet my grandmother's memory of the aftermath of the battle of Normandy in the Falaise pocket was a lingering smell of rotting horses strewn everywhere that couldn't even be moved with the means available since trying to drag them away resulted in the carcasses bursting open.
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  5224. Brightened up my sunday a insight into more history by Dr Mark Felton on a rainy Sunday.
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  5225. As a militaria collector i cannot help incessently drooling in envy watching this video.... Glad they are safe and cared for. Stuff like this is living history and belongs in museums and should never be offered on the often dodgy collectors market. This was mind blowing.... Thank you...
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  5226. wonderful ,you are on a roll Mark!
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  5227. At work a my phone goes ping. Don’t look...looking. Don’t watch.....just a quick look I’ll save it for tonight.
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  5228. The wing in the foreground had Italian markings. Probably from a C202 or C205.
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  5229. Once again Dr Felton with a piece off overlooked WW2 history. Thanks again Dr Felton. God Save The King
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  5230. Yes, what happened was the gradual destruction of the German army facing the Anglo-Canadians. Montgomery knew exactly what he was doing, although the advance was slower than he had hoped. His main aim, set out to the assembled military and political chiefs at St. Paul's School, was to 'suck-in' the bulk of the German armour onto his sector, enabling the Americans (under Bradley) to 'break out', which they did with Operation Cobra, and encountering depleted German forces, because of the debilitating (and demoralising) war of attrition experienced against 21st Army. The German troops were thus trapped in a massive pinzer movement. (UK)
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  5231. bet they were fuhrerious
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  5232. That has too of been the best explanation, and detailed account of the incident, I have ever heard, or even read of it! Thank you Mark Felton so much. WR,🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🤔🤔🤓🤓👏👏💯💯 It was also totally unbiased, as history should be told.
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  5233. Another unknown bit of history. Top notch as always!
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  5234. My Dad spent Christmas at the Nijmegen bridge area in December and January in a static position until they move out to Germany in February. First time seeing jets trying to bomb the Nijmegen bridge. 2nd Canadian Div.
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  5235. Another great lesson. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  5236. Better than Netflix is only Dr Felton videos
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  5237. Your intro music gives me goosebumps bro!❤️😍
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  5238. As a WW2 reenactor, i was able to see the SPR Tiger at an event some years ago....sold to a private owner. Remembered it overheated alot!
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  5239. The Nazis' passion for the decorative and ritual side of the issue never ceases to amaze. =] Thank you Mark for sharing your discoveries with us!
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  5240. What impressive legwork you put into these amazing pieces of history that you provide. Thank you again, Dr. Felton. Very rich.
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  5241. dr felton always hitting us with that quality
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  5242. What an amazing story, not surprising coming from Dr. Felton. I always look forward to his videos. I live in north Florida and I've driven several times through NYC not realizing we had a bit of Bristol in the Big Apple!
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  5243. Interesting topic. My father passed ten years ago. He was a veteran of the Pacific campaign and was wounded at Peleliu. What I find fascinating is that the children born today are about as removed from WWII as I was from the American Civil War. Events aren't as far in the past as many think they are. Time marches on.
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  5244. Being a Norwich resident I know this area very well and never considered that it may have been the site of such destruction. I will look at it now through different eyes! I live and work in Bowthorpe, a suburb of Norwich and was told by a visitor to our offices that a German bomber had jettisoned its bombs over the marshes during one of the Baedeker raids and they were never recovered.
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  5245. I sometimes imagine Mark waving a piece of paper in his hand in parliament when he narrates
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  5246. Man i love these old finds Also thanks for another great video
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  5247. Thank you so much mr. Felton. This was such an in-depth video with such detail, it brings you into a state in which you were almost there yourself. I very much enjoy your videos and have nothing but praise for them. Hats off to you sir for such a great job. Thankyou so much and looking forward to seeing what you might else have to offer us.
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  5248. Accurate, knowledgeable, objective and a great amount of unseen/unknown filmfootage. Well done (again) Mark, best regards from the Netherlands
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  5249. Its crazy how Mark has made me so enthusiastic about such a heavy subject. I enjoy watching these videos so much. You are doing a awesome job dr. Felton! And all for free, its truly nuts!
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  5250. That opening pic of Mark gives off some serious casual super villan vibes.
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  5251. I know where there is a 3rd Tiger1 still in the river Orne along with a Stug III. Both fell from a bridge. Almost impossible to recover, but still there!!! True!!!
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  5252. I was "taught" history by rote (dates, kings, battles but no context) in school in the 1960s and it was a dry, boring and featureless plain. Since watching Dr Mark Felton and also The History Guy, I have reached an oasis and I drink deeply from their combined fountains of knowledge. Thank you to you both for wonderful, interesting and thoroughly enjoyable history lessons.
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  5253. It's 2am here in Philippines* Mark Felton uploaded new vid: Me i watch🙂
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  5254. As soon as I hear the "Thanks for watching.." part I am overcome with unbearable sadness
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  5255. This is the type of WW2 niche stories videos that I crave
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  5256. Learning so much more about history in each ten min video from this man, than any amount of boring school teachers ever taught me back in the day.
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  5257. Interesting to see a side of your personal interests and influences, Mark. I do love a vintage/historic weapons video too I might say. I love a series on the old Royal Ordnance Factories like Fazakerley.
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  5258. Very interesting subject from our favourite Dr. Felton. I'm a big fan of Indiana Jones so thank you for this video!
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  5259. I have six minutes before my shift starts and by god I will finish this video 😂 thanks Dr Felton for the perfect timing we love you keep up the great work❤️
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  5260. One thinks that knows stuff about WW2 and then you come and proof that one is a mere amateur. Excelent content as always, together with great narration. Congratulations
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  5261. As always, something new to learn from era that I though everything was known, remarkable content! 👍
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  5262. I read Operation Swallow a few years ago. Great book and a harrowing story.
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  5263. Great job, Mark! Thank you for all your work on this story. We all know the story of the “Band of Brothers,” which entered combat on D-Day. Now, thanks to you, we know the story of the “Brothers of Band” - Band Beach, that is. Keep up the good work!
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  5264. I had no idea that they had such technology so early on… I’m amazed! Thank you Mark Felton for all you fantastic videos!
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  5265. Mark seriously your content outshines any of the other history channels! Keep up the great education sir!
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  5266. My goodness Mark, you are on a roll lately! Love it and thanks a lot! 🙏🏻👍
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  5267. Brilliant research! Thanks for sharing and shedding light on this engagement.
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  5268. Love the Content keep it up
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  5269. my great uncle was in the 28th, he survived, but seen his closer buddies all get killed
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  5270. Thank you for restoring Lost History! Geat work and knowledge.
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  5271. came for the I-boats, left with information on what we Americans call "The Battle of Los Angeles", and far more information than I thought existed about a seemingly cunning I-Boat captain. This is why I love this channel!
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  5272. I remember this event but I was in the 3d grade and didn’t understand all of it. Thanks for showing what I was missing.
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  5273. This is what I love about your channel Mark, you always talk about the little things that most people would never of heard of which is very interesting! Looking forward to more content in 2024!
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  5274. I hope that Mark never runs out of war stories! Cheers, sir!
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  5275. Very interesting, as always. Cheers!
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  5276. Another gem from Mark Felton. And there was me thinking he was a failed chicken farmer. Thanks for making my day more interesting.
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  5277. Stopped working on the roof to watch another great video from the Doc himself
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  5278. Very unique, Mark, the extended period where you let the images speak for themselves. 👍 Well done.
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  5279. I used to live at no. 12 Aisne Road when I was a Paratrooper. You can still see the tarmac is different in one of the parking spaces to this day .
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  5280. Mark,i am truly amazed by your documetaries you make. Keep up with the astonishing work!
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  5281. Thank you Mark for another extraordinary video glad your health is feeling better now!
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  5282. If anything has to do with the great wars. Mark will find it and make a great and interesting episode out of it.. Well done once again…
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  5283. Thank you for producing this video. It has special meaning to me as my uncle, SGT James F. LaPatka who fought in and survived the Battle of Herrlisheim, was KIA Feb. 5, 1945 by a German sniper while his unit, Co. B/66 AIB of the 12th Army, was closing the Colmar Pocket.
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  5284. Brilliant, I love that film, "Broadsword calling Danny boy". Great video, thanks for posting
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  5285. As soon as notification for this video hit my email, I was on it. Great info on a weird airplane.
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  5286. Always worth watching. Thank you for keeping history alive Mark!
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  5287. Im sitting here 2AM in the morning watching WoT videos, and this popped up on my notifications. I'm still dumbfounded by the title here. lol
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  5288. The transition was simple. Just get the technical manuals translated to proper English, remove the unnecessary tea kettles, tea sets, and scone storage, add some coffee holders and we're good to go. Keep the decals in the cockpit that read "Tallyho!" for flavor.
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  5289. Dr Felton's vids should be prescribed by therapists in the same way walking the dog, going for a run or a glass of red wine is. Truly relaxing and a welcome distraction. 👍🏻
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  5290. I usually get information fatigue from the MSM. MF is the adult in the room I’ve become accustomed to for 55 years. Thank you MF for providing historical content that is unpartisan .
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  5291. You hit that one out of the ballpark Mark!! This is so interesting i just remembered i havent donated in awhile. All your subscribers should throw a few dollars your way, it helps keep Dr Felton making the videos we all love. 👍👏👏
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  5292. What I enjoy about Mark’s videos is not just the unusual and oft little known subject matter but also the delivery of the content. It is clear and above all succinct. I have never heard an “um”or an “er” nor a wasted syllable. There is never the endless repetition that plagues some documentaries nor the tedious verbal rambling of certain YouTube historians, who seem to take upwards of 40 minutes to make two points whilst enjoying the sound of their own voices (We know who they are, don’t we?!). They would do well to note Mark’s example and realise that whilst often the subjects in the titles of their videos may be of interest to many, most people don’t have 40 minutes to waste listening to them wittering on ad nauseum. Thank you, Mark !
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  5293. Dr. Felton, 75 years after the war and you are teaching us with new information which gives perspective from both sides of the ocean. Thank you for bringing us what we would never get from the History Channel.
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  5294. For danmark og kongeriget.
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  5295. Listening to Mark Felton's amazing real life stories is such a blast. Well, let me rephrase that.
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  5296. Another marvellous and enlightening MFP doco... Top effort again, Dr. Felton.
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  5297. "Mr. Eisenhower, do you think you can handle the pressures of being President?" "Hey, I was once screwed inside an airplane without a parachute!"
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  5298. I’m from Saipan. Some of these tanks are still lying around to this day.
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  5299. Mark, you should be hired to narrate professional documentaries!
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  5300. Three of my great-uncles served in the Korean War Two in the US Army and one in the US Marine Corps.
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  5301. I would be nice if the History Channel U.S. had programs that was above the 3rd grade level. Thanks Mark another outstanding video.
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  5302. Really like the videos. I’m a huge history nerd and I love your channel. Keep up the great work!
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  5303. I lived in cz for three years and studied international relations. We covered Czechoslovakia’s role in ww2 and it will forever break my heart. But, I’m glad to see more content on this topic. I may not be from the Czech Republic originally, (I’m American) but I felt a bit of pride watching this. I miss that country & the people so much! 🇨🇿
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  5304. I visited the Campo de Dachau in 2010. I will never forget it. There is a well-kept museum inside. Your video was the most complete I have ever seen about Dachau's release. Congratulations on the wonderful work!
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  5305. Großadmiral Dönitz passed away on 24 December 1980, so he would have seen Japanese achievements post war.
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  5306. Bravo sir! I've learned a great deal of history from your marvellous videos. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
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  5307. The Fu-Go project relied on the winter jet streams, long known of by the Japanese; the early B-29 raids against Japan came up against these winds.The latest find was of gondola parts near McBride, BC Canada in 2019. Konnyaku is the potato variety used to make paper glue, and the bomb was known locally as the 'konnyaku bakudan', the konnyaku bomb.
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  5308. That intro music gets me every time. Mr Felton you are an asset to YouTube. Your website is good too.
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  5309. Merci de nous avoir informé de ce fait historique .
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  5310. I am constantly amazed by your location & use of imagery and film to illustrate your incredible dialogue. I congratulate you on some incredible work. I never knew I could be so enthralled by such history!
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  5311. My gramda still uses her stallhelm collender
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  5312. My favorite history professor of all time is Dr. Mark Felton!
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  5313. G'day from Australia, The name Vivian Bullwinkel will never be forgotten. So grateful there are awesome war historians on You tube like you.
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  5314. "This is the tail of the last German POW in Russia..."
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  5315. I am amazed at how you are able to research these details!. Amazing and Excellent!
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  5316. Dr. Felton, you are so privileged to be granted access to such precious artefacts. Thank you for allowing us vicarious access to see these historic items of such a personal nature. I'm looking forward to the next episode. Thanks also to the curators of Huis Doorn for granting you access.
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  5317. This sounds weird but my wife likes listening to podcasts to help fall asleep. She says you have the best voice to fall asleep to. I've tried many others but she always falls back to you. I should be jealous but I'm not. So...thanks Dr. Felton?
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  5318. As a lad from Suffolk, seeing places so close to home mentioned in a Mark Felton video discussing a very real and present danger, is quite chilling. It really does re-emphasise how earth shattering moments aren’t just resigned to the history books or some far off land. Brilliant work as always Dr Felton!
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  5319. Your work is always so very well done!
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  5320. Fascinating! My grandfather was living in Manchester at the time and he told me that he could remember the noise it made and that it circled before falling to earth. I later learned that it was the very last V-1 attack on Britain during the war.
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  5321. Always on time. The Great war was humanity's first taste of modern warfare. Great content as always Mark 👏.
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  5322. Mark is definitely the greatest historian in world history!!!! Clap him up y’all!!!! And hit that like button!!!!
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  5323. cool!
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  5324. I'm currently teaching English to senior army officers. Your videos are providing excellent material for my lessons - thanks and keep them coming!
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  5325. Great video! I dragged my wife to Compeigne during a business trip to Paris in 1989. I wish I had known all these details you mentioned back then.
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  5326. Fascinating episode! Proud to be here before 100 views
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  5327. One million subs coming soon!
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  5328. Awesome video. I know already before watching it. 🤓
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  5329. Hard landings......that's an understatement! Phenomenal footage. All your vids are outstanding Mark, but this one in particular was quite exceptional. The 82nd and 101st on D-Day and in Market Garden always get the press and glory. The 503rd's "backwater" assault never seems to make the history books. Not as glamorous I guess. As you described this was one tricky drop at 500ft in a very tight LZ. Absolutely no margin for error. As soon as those chutes blossomed, count 1 2 3 and boom.....hard landing. Thanks again for letting people see this event.
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  5330. Always great content, bringing new information to events otherwise well known.
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  5331. His pistols were ivory handled not pearl Patton said only pimps had pearl handle guns
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  5332. "Gehlen disguised as Geroge Smiley" - Genius.....
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  5333. Great Story! Thanks Mark!
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  5334. I love your comedic side! We need more like this! 😂
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  5335. Great video Mark. Thank you very much. I retired from 30 years of US Army service and none of this is ever mentioned. Great to know.
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  5336. Wonderful to see this great topic on a Sunday night Mark! Hope you’re well lately!
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  5337. The US Marines' Mountain Warfare Training Center in Bridgeport, CA teaches a Pack Animal course which includes mule handling and packing
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  5338. I enjoy and appreciate the long form content. Thank you, Mr. Felton!
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  5339. My cousin Betty was in ATA in England, later had training re: Enigma intercepts, and was in OSS attached to American Forces to provide "Ice" for operations.
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  5340. Always an automatic like, wished there was a level higher than like! Never been disappointed ! Dr. Felton is in a class by himself! At the top!
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  5341. Dr FELLTON DOES IT AGAIN AS SUCH HISTORY IS BEEING LOST ,WE, NEED MORE HISTORICAL INFORMATION TOO REMEMBER ALL THAT SERVED .
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  5342. Watching this with my tea and flakes. Cheers from Ireland fellas.
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  5343. Excellent video. Thank you so much. Brought back fond memories. During national service in the SADF, in the early 1990s, one of my duties was to coordinate the delivery of medical supplies to distant hospitals and bases. This was done predominantly using 3 newly acquired, recently refurbished C47TP's which we indeed referred to as "Turbo Daks". At the time, I was reliable informed that they had lengthened and strengthened fuselages and had all been upgraded with new avionics and equipped with Pratt and Whitney PT6 type turboprop engines (i.e. these were indeed early Basler BT67 conversions). What incredibly robust and reliable workhorses they proved to be, as we routinely flew with cargo loads of 5-6 tons without any problems. On numerous occasions I flew with consignments, and can confirm that these 'old crates' certainly outperformed many more modern aircraft of similar type and capacity, easily landing on and taking off from rough dirt or gravel landing strips. The SAAF indeed still operate a fleet of C47TP's as these aircraft are relative easy and inexpensive to operate and maintain when compared to newer aircraft, and I'm not surprised that the fleet is being increased.
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  5344. I can't stress enough how A. These topics are utterly fascinating and B. How your intro theme brings back waves of wonderful nostalgia harkening back to watching the Old History Channel with my grandfather.
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  5345. Four films in just over a week! Mark, has someone kidnapped you? Are they waving a Luger at you, demanding you provide excellent and intriguiging documentaries every few days? Blink once for yes...
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  5346. Happy Easter, Dr. Felton!
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  5347. So even Mr Churchill didn't know about this attempt on his life but the intrepid Dr Felton knew. Nice one 👍
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  5348. Now this is the History I never knew I wanted to study! Very Well Done!
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  5349. I think it’s amazing how much high quality content you put out these days!! Really awesome. Thanks for all the interesting information Mark!
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  5350. Well done as always DR Felton, keep up the great work. You are appreciated..
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  5351. As a dutch citizen, born in Nijmegen, so very familiar with the topography, it is haunting to hear this story. Never heard of it. The story of “ A bBidge Too Far” of course very familiar. Thanks.
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  5352. LOVE your intro, score and all, always look forward to it. Tastefully short yet elicits excitement. Never change it ❤
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  5353. Love getting my daily dose of history from this channel
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  5354. For WWII history geeks, Mark's regular contributions are informational gold.
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  5355. absolutely amazing series you put together here. Always a wealth of knowledge. This specific story has kept me on the edge of my seat for months.
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  5356. I had a thought that this video might be about ship's ballast because I had read about the ships returning to the USA "in ballast" carrying bricks and rubble from bomb damaged British cities while reading about The Battle of The Atlantic. Strange how things thread together. Mark from Melbourne Australia
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  5357. Dr. Felton another fabulous history lesson given as only you can! One of the things I love about your videos is the fact that I can use them anytime I hear somebody say this is what happened. Then I can say "well, maybe you're not entirely correct". Please watch this video from someone who is an expert on this. Well done sir!
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  5358. Very interesting. Lest we forget that the Germans used M-4 Shermans against U.S. troop during Operation Nordwind, January 1945 in Alsace Lorraine. I believe I learned that in another of Dr. Felton''s videos.
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  5359. Thank you for your informative videos mr. Felton
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  5360. Fascinating stuff, Mark. Thanks.
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  5361. Thank you, Professor Felton, for another very interesting story about these former German Aces and what had happened to them after the war. Your stories are packed with great information supported but videos/photos I have never seen.
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  5362. I did not expect this great video
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  5363. My great aunt was a US Army nurse and was in France during the war. At the close of the war she was a women's prison guard at Nuremberg - guarding all the nazi wives and mistresses. She passed away last year at age 95. I remember her as a very kind lady.
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  5364. Well done as usual, Dr. Felton! Thank you for posting.
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  5365. These videos from Mark are now becoming an essential part of my daily routine to watch and learn. Excellent as always.
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  5366. A Mark Felton Indiana Jones video...This made my day!
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  5367. Thank you very much for sharing this with those of us in the United States. My father died just a few months before Kennedy, so it was a very tough year for me.
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  5368. This video really captures the emotion embodied in the events of six decades ago, as represented by the Kennedy memorial at Runnymede. I went there many years ago in my youth, and can personally testify to the weight of history that exists there.
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  5369. Without a doubt the best history YouTuber
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  5370. Hey, there's a monument erected to Operation Frantic at the aviation museum in Poltava... 6:35 I asked a guy where he was in WWII and he replied, "Have you ever heard of Poltava?" I'm like, umm yes. "Well that's where I was." I told him i didn't believe him. And that's how I spent the next two days learning about Operation Frantic many years ago
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  5371. A historical masterpiece one again from the man himself if there were 2 people I could dine with before I died one would be you sir Felton
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  5372. Mark Felton always gives me good random WW2 facts for 3am drunk conversations
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  5373. Another fascinating video! Cheers Dr. Felton!
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  5374. Another GREAT tidbit of interesting history. Thanks Dr. Mark.
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  5375. Mr. Felton, this is such an interesting series idea! Kudos to your creativity and commitment to provide unique content.
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  5376. Yet again mark graces us with another story about an important topic that none of us thought to dig for because mainstream history teaches 5 beaches plus point du hoc. Let's abolish mainstream history and study FELTONISM instead
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  5377. Omg, this peice of information is awesome awesome awesome😍😍😍..................soon mr.felton plz release a book or documtentry .....we love you and we support u : from India
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  5378. Thanks for uploading, Doc! I directly clicked this. I'm staying tuned of your WW2 history videos
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  5379. Always an Outstanding video presentation.
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  5380. Thank you Mark for the video!
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  5381. Brilliant word play, I always thought Der Spinner was mostly fiction, but I guess there is a grain of truth to it.
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  5382. Mark Felton is living proof that no matter how much you know, how much you’ve read, there is always more to learn. Although I knew we put Italian POWs to work, I never knew the depth of our efforts. And the really amazing thing about these videos is how well they entertain as well as inform. This is material that in the wrong hands can easily become a bore fest. Thank God for Mark Felton.
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  5383. These absolutely have to be amongst some of the best WW2 history videos ANYWHERE!! I learn more in approximately 10 minutes than I ever really did in school, and you always cover things I'd never known about before. Absolute gold <3
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  5384. Mr. Felton you are a world class documentarian; I, along with many others, thank you for your pursuit of the historical facts. Please keep up the great work, sir.
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  5385. This is great! Thank you for sharing this Mark Felton!! And Merry Christmas to you and your family! I really enjoyed watching that!
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  5386. I love this channel. Every video I watch manages to spark my interest. They are all so good.
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  5387. Mark you must have either an enormous collection of war time footage or access to some incredible archives. I am consistently amazed by the material you provide for us. Just the research you put into each production to provide the detail is remarkable. Thank you.
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  5388. I live in Nijmegen so this is extra interesting for me! Great video as always , thank you!
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  5389. Christ!.....I've been worrying about world war 3 since 1962 when I was very young during the Cuban missile crisis. (Except during that brief 30-year respite after 1990). Thanks again Dr. Felton, for an excellent up to date, very informative video.... That could lead to a very hideous end for many of us... (Except for possibly those who start the next World War). (In New York City, during the early 1960s, we youngsters, practiced air raid drills in our elementary schools, with great fear of thermo nuclear destruction).
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  5390. Very cool. Thank you for sharing. On side note. Many of Bonnie and Clyde's firearms are on display at The Texas Ranger Museim in Waco, Texas. Next to the Texas Sports Hall of Fame . Both are well worth a day of exploration if one finds oneself in Waco.
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  5391. I live on the corner of Ardennes St. and Wainwright Av. It's good to know why the city planners wanted to remember these events.
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  5392. While the criminals whom carried out these executions have never been caught, we will never forget.
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  5393. This is why I subscribed and enjoy your videos, very thought out and detailed. Unlike the history channel watching people look for aliens, or big foot.
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  5394. Fascinating stuff! Thanks Mark! One of my bosses back in the day was US Marine aviator on exchange. He loved the Tomcat. Just a durable and reliable beast in his opinion. Spent many hours in horrendous conditions in the Western Pacific. Cool Stuff.
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  5395. Coming home from work late, tired exhausted ready to get my mind off the trials of the day, another Mark felton video that brings me back to the past whether its the daring heroism of the world wars, or like this video of the great technological advancement during the golden age of jet aviation.
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  5396. Amazing content, also delivered in perfect 10 minute bite-sized chunks. Keep it up!
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  5397. I really love these tidbits of less known history you do - they're always fascinating!
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  5398. Amazing story as always. Happy Veterans Day everyone!
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  5399. Are you kidding? When I got the notification that Dr. Felton had posted a new video, I was all over it like a bum on a baloney sandwich! I love Dr. Felton’s videos!
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  5400. A friend of mine is a class 3 firearms dealer and has one of these along with about a hundred other cool machine guns. I fired the STG-44 it it much more controllable than the AR-47.
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  5401. Thank you Mark. I am glad you are doing more videos about the great war
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  5402. I am never disappointed with a Mark Felton video!
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  5403. Napoleon vs. The Nazis? I had to ask myself, has Doctor Felton gone "History Channel" on us? (Let's be honest, the History Channel ain't what it used to be!) But no! The Doc's come up with a another great story and well-told too! Great job as usual Doctor Felton!
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  5404. Thank you for another wonderful slice of history!
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  5405. Great film. Thank you for sharing your fanboy experience with this fangirl ❤️
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  5406. Thanks Mark, excellent as per usual. Great footage, artwork & photography captured it perfectly. Regards
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  5407. My grandfather would be 110 this year and he was drafted at 30 years old. The first 10 years or so after coming home he couldn't tolerate sleeping in a soft bed and slept on the floor. He also always had to have a light on at night while sleeping. He said he spent too much time in the dark during the war .
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  5408. I have had my wish granted..! Mark Felton Productions four days in a row....! Thanks Dr Felton.. You are the best..!
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  5409. Being in primary school in the mid 50's I distinctly remember we were shown a film about the dangers of UXB when we were out playing. The man said "it might look like a tin can but don't touch it" We were told to mark the area with a stick and find a policeman, that might be quite a job these days? It is sobering to think that even now in 2023 stuff like these could be lying rusting away unseen.
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  5410. Doesn’t get any better than Dr. Felton!
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  5411. As always, Amazing! Thank you Dr. Mark Felton!
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  5412. Love it, cheers Dr. Felton!
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  5413. Good historical information, thank you very much for your work! 👍👍👍
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  5414. I brought back 16 or so weapons from Kosovo as unit trophies. The paperwork took the whole 6 months tour, our unit was in charge of the Secure Weapons Storage Site at KFOR Main. What was regularly destroyed would break your heart. Each Mess got a weapon, each sub unit got 2 weapons SKS and AK47 mainly. I also got a nice MP5 Jugoslavian copy for my Battery. A nice slab sided MP40 and a 1917 DWM PO8 Luger which are now in a local museum here in Germany.
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  5415. Very Interesting topic. Greetings from Austria
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  5416. Excellent job, as usual, Dr. Felton. 👍
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  5417. Good deal, I get to start my day hauling commodities across International Boundaries, by listening to some good educational videos, Cheers Dr. Felton.
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  5418. Short and sweet and packed with interesting information. I love it! Thank you.
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  5419. Why aren't you on the History Channel yet? Better yet... why doesn't someone make a history channel just for you called "The Real History Channel?"
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  5420. Go Mark! After watching many of your videos over the past few years I certainly was surprised by this one. Well done!
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  5421. Mark! You are on fire with this string of videos in relationship to current events! You bad, bad history daddy 😂 I salute you!!
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  5422. As always your channel is the only real history channel left. For real history un-bias and not watered down. Just real facts backed by extensive research, hard work & dedication.. Thank you once again Dr. Felton. As always Amazing work...
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  5423. My junior high english teacher 1967-68 was a flying tiger. But not an origial, he was with the 14th air force in ww2.
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  5424. Iam quite surprised that you stumbled upon this as one of my schoolmates grandpa actually fought in that battle and killed one german. The best thing is that you can actually see it in a clip on TV where he describes how it went about in those moments.
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  5425. Very well researched and narrated as usual Dr. Felton. Might I add a nod to the Martini Henry .577/450 rifle that was used by the Mujahideen in the Soviet-Afghan war for its long range and accuracy, as well as more recent terror groups such as the Taliban and Isis in the Middle East where it still turns up today. Although I wouldn’t count this as being in active service as such, it’s still a testament to the rifles durability and craftsmanship
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  5426. Sorry for being late. Interesting video.
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  5427. This is my favorite channel on YouTube. I learn SOMETHING I didn't know with every video.
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  5428. My father who passed in 2007 was a World War II veteran. He would occasionally tell some fascinating stories about being in Europe and was on his way to being deployed in Japan when the war ended. He would love all these fascinating stories by Dr Felton! Thx for them....
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  5429. Doc, I really appreciate what you do! Thank you for educating me on things I didn’t know about, or what I thought I knew. I appreciate your time and hard work.
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  5430. Oh, my father a WW2 army corp of engineer had no kind words for those glass mines! Dad saw a lot of action in the ETO.
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  5431. I watched a youtube video about how British stretchers were reused as fencing.
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  5432. Wow Dr. Felton how did you manage to get these audio recording of Winston Churchill? you truly must be the greatest historian on youtube if you can pull that off.
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  5433. Just an amazing story. Another reason why Mark Felton has one of the best channels in YouTube.
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  5434. 3:46 I think nobody has ever uttered this combination of words.
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  5435. I found an incendiary bomb when I was a kid, took it home and was told by my father to take it up the police station. I must have carried it for over a mile. The village copper told me to stick it in the corner and go home. No big fuss back then. Coincidently, I found it the other side of the railway from Crockenhill.
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  5436. The swedish company ASEA also had the swastika logo. I remember seeing it on elevator doors ,as a child. Top vid, Mark,. Thanks!
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  5437. Absolutely riveting. Thank you Mark for bringing these accounts to light....
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  5438. Thank you for the videos and Merry Christmas Mark, and blessings for the years to come!
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  5439. Another awesome vid of obscure history I never would have known about without your fine work mark 👍
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  5440. What a way to enjoy quarantine, while hearing the voice of Dr.Felton, thank you so much for the documentaries you make, keep it up Dr.Felton!
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  5441. What a brilliant series on Bormann. Kudos to your hard work and research Dr. Felton. Looking forward to the next one!
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  5442. Thanks for another fascinating episode Mark, loving this series!
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  5443. Thank you for another great video! And I loved the line "read books, there's plenty of them around"!!!
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  5444. Thank you! My uncle Charlie was part of this particular battle. He was 19 & in the US Army. He survived & lived a peaceful life until his 80's. He did talk to my brother about his time there & left him all his souvenirs.
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  5445. Thank you for an authentic account of the bridge over Remagen...learned much more(!) than just the movie.
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  5446. Time for another lesson from the professor!
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  5447. Mark reminds me of my high school history teacher. He was the man that got me interested in history in the first place. I remember that the way he was teaching and presenting really got me fascinated. I could not wait for the next history lesson. Somehow he was so good that I never even opened my school history book (a good thing since I’m from Ukraine and at that time history they teach at schools got rewritten with every new elected president pretty much) and always got straight As. After discovering Mark’s channel I can’t wait for his new video, really similar feeling to the one I had before a history class 7 years ago. Thank you Mark for giving me that feeling of fascination to learn something new!
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  5448. Excellent video as always, keep up the amazing work
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  5449. Another great video, thank you Dr. Mark Felton!
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  5450. Dr Felton...I am deeply surprised again by the quality and depth of one more fabulous video. Not enough words to thank you. Please keep this wonderful job.
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  5451. Mark, your attention to detail, plus your clear and concise overviews — without including any bipartisan polemics or easy/lazy demonisation — is a rare and very welcome thing in this area. Thanks very much for this work in preserving historical fact so fairly and accurately. Respect! 👍👏
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  5452. Thank you ~MARK FELTON~ I am just so happy to watch a new video, I just love listening to your voice when I am sad, it makes me happy. I blessed the day i came across your CHANNEL, GOD BLESS YOU ❤.
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  5453. Love your work! Thank you for everything!
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  5454. Thank you for this video Mr. Felton for clarifying exactly why that flag was used because I know a lot of people will be triggered, and wondering why it was used on British soil.
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  5455. Being a medic ON the front lines IS being a combat veteran. He WAS in uniform, with rank, which makes him a soldier, unarmed or not.
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  5456. Eat your hearts out, streaming services. This mini series is great stuff.
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  5457. I have to say Mark, your work is exceptional and informative..... Much respect Sir
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  5458. The footage is impressive; is it really all from the raid? I'm very interested to know; it's really rare and highly testimonial footage and that'd be an amazing feat of Mr Felton, for which I'm very grateful. The same goes for the concise and succinct explanation, typical of Mr Felton as well. We are all here very much indebted to his love and professionalism in putting this work out.
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  5459. Always a pleasure to get the notification of a new video from you Dr. Felton 👍
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  5460. A mostly-accurate presentation, thanks for your efforts.
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  5461. Being technical correct is the best kind of being correct.
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  5462. Why is this fantastic collection sadly not on public?
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  5463. Thank you for continually educating us. So many channels out there with annoying synthetic voices, rehashed content, and lacking a command of the subject matter. Unwatchable. Your channel is superior by a very wide margin sir.
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  5464. When my grandpa was a bush pilot in Alaska, he was a caretaker of a remote runway. When visiting up there he had weekly c-46 and c-47 aircraft coming out to deliver supplies. They still do that up their with them
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  5465. Adore your works, the books and videos!
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  5466. Why hasn't Mark Felton got knighted yet?
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  5467. I was just listening to the text of his interrogation. What a coincidence!
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  5468. My favorite dinner entertainment, a Felton video! Cheers, Mark!
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  5469. that picture of you saying “I’ll be back” is hilarious and nice video!
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  5470. Thanks Mark. Once again, another small piece of history I did not know.
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  5471. I beginning to see why this stain was being covered up for so long a time, im looking forward to hearing the rest of this scandalous account.
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  5472. Dr Felton you’re a genius and an inspiration. Thanks for every video.
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  5473. Yet another brilliant presentation. Well done smart hand salute from this American Legion Historian and Post Commander here in South Florida🇺🇸
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  5474. Minor naming error at one point. MG1 unmodified MG42 adopted into service still in 7.92. MG2 MG42 modified to fire NATO 7.62. MG3 new build weapons firing 7.62.
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  5475. Mister Felton, you surprised me again. Beate ushe, the name rang a bell but, then you showed the adult shop, I had a true "oh my god" moment. Thank you for that!!!
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  5476. So many tellings of Nazi Germany throughout ww2 are repetative, cliche and worn out. Felton comes along and shows something as simple as females in the luftwaffe, making so many documentries look stagnet and unimaginative.
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  5477. That Panzer IV looks like it took a modern Drone hit too.
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  5478. Thank you Mark. Fascinating as allways. It would be an honour to meet you one day! ☝️🇿🇦🇬🇧🇩🇪🇳🇦🇺🇸
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  5479. Again, very interesting, informative and perfectly narrated Thanking you-From South Africa.
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  5480. Mark never ceases to amaze with his detailed knowledge of WW2
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  5481. Imagine living in the Dominion of Newfoundland with 3 recognized types of Currency ; British , Canadian ,and Newfoundland. Many Canadian Provinces still accepted British currency well into the 1890's, with some Provinces holding out until the early 1900's.
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  5482. i work on the KC135's (R version). the engines currently in service are much better than the old Pratt and Whitneys the same engines the Buff still uses. The KC 135 was slated to be replaced by the KC46, but the 46 has been a real disappointment and has a LOT of issues.
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  5483. Very brave women. Thank you, Mark. I hadn’t seen this video before. It’s a good day!
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  5484. According to secret documents smuggled out of Area 51, Earth was nearly invaded by aliens several times. But then they found out about the Gurkas.
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  5485. Tiger tank in French river? That's In Seine!
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  5486. Appreciated how this was presented, great detail. Thanks.
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  5487. I always appreciate these individual stories of the war. Everybody has one. This was very fascinating. Cheers Dr. Felton, your videos are always top notch. ✌️ from 🇨🇦.
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  5488. Many thanks for the research on this lady, I have seen her on film so many times before when there is footage of Berlin post Hitler. great to get a name and personal history. Great video as usual.
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  5489. Excellent video, one addition. You were actually in range of NK artillery from the moment you landed at Inchon airport, the entire north side of the DMZ is bristling with thousands of long range artillery pieces housed in bunkers.
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  5490. Mark your documentaries always make me stop and watch! Reminds me of the old History Channel circa 1996
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  5491. Oh great it's History lesson time with Dr. Felton, on a Friday non the less.......Thank you Mark for a great early Father's Day present.
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  5492. Excellent as always Mr Felton .. thank you 🙏
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  5493. mark always has the maps, shows the flags and insignias. Always great attention to detail. thank you for your work.
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  5494. Could not have clicked that notification quicker still my hero Dr.Felton I thank you for all your hard work and dedication good sir.
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  5495. My great uncle fought in montecassino and North Africa thank you for covering this
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  5496. I confess to being a complete youtube addict. But in all of the wonderful and diverse content it supplies I consider Mr Felton to occupy the number one spot!
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  5497. Another piece of forgotten but fascinating history. Thank you Mark ❤️.
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  5498. Wow, thank you Mark this is HISTORY!
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  5499. For many people it was their first real home. I had older friends who grew up in them and just loved them.
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  5500. G’day Mark from aus
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  5501. My Gran’s lived in prefab and due to family circumstance my brother and I lived with her in that house for a few months. They were all well spaced out with plenty of outside space for us kids to play without bothering people. Whilst we were there in 1971 we were moved out by the Council and certainly by the mid 70’s all the prefabs in Corby had sadly been demolished 🇬🇧
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  5502. If there is anything you want to know about WWII, Dr. Felton has it. Thank you again for another outstanding video.
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  5503. Well done Mark. As always, faultless dialogue with perfect editing. Best wishes from Edinburgh.
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  5504. Great stuff Dr Felton‼️
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  5505. Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime. That's why I watch Mark Felton on company time.
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  5506. Another in depth history lesson from Mark Felton. 👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧
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  5507. A German regular trooper told me ( in 1970 ) that his unit ( platoon, company??) surrendered in the battle of the bulge. That they deliberately sought out a way to surrender without getting shot. Of course I was too young and dumb to get and record the story properly.
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  5508. You will always have at least one American friend watching. You are the only channel I subscribe to, for the consistently excellent content.
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  5509. Lol good video, never knew about this. One thing, it’s pronounced muh-rin for Marin colloquially
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  5510. Great video again. The history of Yugoslavia is my field of interest. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  5511. Not a Catholic, not at all religious, but wishing Mark and his wife and family a very happy holiday season, and thank you for your wonderful videos which never fail to entertain and inform 👍
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  5512. Damn son, top 10 trending in the uk, keep up the amazing work
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  5513. Another brilliant and informative video by Mark Felton. Just can't get enough of this Chanel. I've always been interested in ww2 mainly because my father was in the war. He was a lance corporal in the coldsteam guards, aged 19 on the beaches of Dunkirk part of the BEF and then went back in 1944 as part of the failed market garden operation, and was wounded and caught at Arnhem, then spent the rest of the war as a pow in Germany. He told me many stories of what went on, some funny some horrendous. Unfortunately he's not around anymore but I'll never forget what he told me and what those boys went through. He would have loved this Chanel and I'm sure he would have spoken highly of Dr Felton and his knowledge.
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  5514. Thank you Mark for keeping these films alive to show people that this really happened! God bless you!❤❤
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  5515. Just two words... THANK YOU!
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  5516. Another Mark Felton video, another great morning in America!
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  5517. Mr Felton thank you for this exselent well researched video as a long time bigfoot enthousiast I am often frustrated by people being so closeminded on this subject. People who never left their country or state dismissing local peoples claims and those of these veterans not looking at the history of the region or any other evidence. Now I am not saying I 100% believe they exsist but the posibility is there for sure, new animals are discovered all the time as you said even new primates.
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  5518. Poles who fought in the British Army alone numbered over 250,000
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  5519. Excellent video. I remember when I was a young soldier in Germany in the 80’s, the majority of the tank transporter drivers were polish “leftovers “ from the war. They had the nickname “Mojo’s”. Not quite soldiers, but not quite civilians either. Very strange state of affairs.
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  5520. Thank you Mark,your historical information is far more detailed than what we learned in school, please don't stop.
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  5521. My grandfather was in the Volkssturm in the battle for Remagen. He was already 50 years old at that point with a limp from serving in the first world War. He was captured by the American Army and imprisoned in Reims.
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  5522. What a fantastic discovery..glad I tuned in!
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  5523. Great episode as always!
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  5524. What a remarkably timely and apposite post Mark. CHEERS! 👍😎🥃
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  5525. thanks for the vids mark ❤
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  5526. I have been watching a few other channels trying to make history videos, about tanks and aircraft from WWII, but gave up to find another video from Mark that I haven't seen before to see how these history videos should be made, with proper and true facts, and not disappointed either, because I had not heard of this high flying bomber/recce aircraft, or the high flying Spitfires developed to combat this JU-86. However on another note, where I live on the Isle of Wight, I am still greeted by a daily Spitfire flying over head with the music of the Merlin engine which has its unmistakable sound. People can hire a ride in a Spitfire based I believe in Lee-On-Solent airfield for various lengths of time. When I win the Lottery.....:)
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  5527. Our Fellow of the Arts does it again! We all know quality when we see it and that's why 1.7 million of us think and feel the same way about proper history videos on Youtube.
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  5528. Feral dogs were common in the war torn cities of Iraq. I had a soldier tell me of him witnessing a feral dog pack chase down a man on a bike to attack him in Falluja. Said they would see the packs roaming regularly.
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  5529. You are so right about the bomb threat being 'background clutter'. I worked for Post Office Telephones, later British Telecom in the 1970's and 80's in the City of London. Bomb warnings, bombs and stop and search by the Police were so regular as to be normal. I remember being unable to get home from my girlfriends home in Bow due to the IRA's attempt to blow up a gasometer at Bromley by Bow, just blowing a hole in it. In 1987 I joined Essex Police serving at Southend. The Deal bombing was a big event and must have overshadowed the Colchester bomb as I cannot recall it at all.
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  5530. Hungover, pack of crisps and cold "cure", and a good old WW2 story from Mark Felton - feeling much better!
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  5531. Thanks Mr Felton for reminding us that France continued the fight after the armistice of 1940, 22th of June (4:00) : - battle of Koufra (1941, 31st of January - 1st of March) ; - battle of Bir-Hakeim (1942, 27th of May - 11th of June) ; - Normandy - Niemen squadron in Russia (from 1942 to 1945) ; - battle of Monte-Cassino (1944, 17th of January - 19th of May) ; - liberation of Rome (1944, 4th and 5th of June) ; - landing in Provence (1994, 15th of August) ; - liberation of Paris (1944, 19th - 25 of August) ; - liberation of Strasbourg (1994, 23rd or November) ; - liberation of Colmar (1945, 20th of January - 9th of February) ; And the French 2nd armored division (2è division blindée) was the first reaching the Berghof (1945, 4th of May).
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  5532. That SC1000 aerial bomb blast in Exeter gave me the shivers! It helps us understand what the people went through all those years ago.
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  5533. Mark you did great on this video. I hope it will make it into the history books. This is 1st time heard of a 3rd 💣. In America there is a saying. "Don't truth rune a good story" I started grade school in 1966. They taught us a bogus history. I Thank you again.
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  5534. There is a reason I hit the like button, before I even watch Mark Felton's videos...I know I'm going to learn something, and enjoy every second doing so. Another outstanding Mark Felton Production!
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  5535. Thanks for your work and making these videos Mark, Very educational
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  5536. As a US soldier stationed in Germany, I actually visited this place in the early 80s, had no idea that I was traveling through history when I did!
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  5537. Thanks for always posting such great, and fascinating content. Much appreciated!
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  5538. I've heard this story oodles of times but Mark Felton is a superb storyteller.
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  5539. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you for your work .😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  5540. Mark, I purchased an almost perfect condition C96 Stock/Holster circa 1930 from a seller in Mother Russia. It must have been a war trophy bring back item. The question is, did the same soldier have the matching pistol? No one will ever know.
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  5541. Another fascinating piece of history from WW2, thank-you very much!
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  5542. Mark - this video is an excellent example that history is rarely black and white - it is always colored by various shades of grey. Good and very interesting video!
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  5543. Great video, always a treat! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  5544. Ive just got my WW2 history fix administered by Dr Felton. Good stuff and its just what the Dr ordered.
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  5545. Mark, as always awesome history I never knew about on the B-29’s in the European Theater.
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  5546. Mr. Felton I made it on time. And thanks again for this historical Footage of b29 bomber.! God bless you and your FAMILY. Big love.!🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤🤩🤝
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  5547. Last year a stockpile of katanas and firearms were found buried on school grounds somewhere in Japan. The weapons had severely degraded when found.
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  5548. When you're early to a MFP video after binge-ing WW2 and tank history vids: LET'S FRICKIN GOOOO!!!
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  5549. That artillery is so effective/efficient that despite the armed forces modernization, the Philippine army still uses it up until today. One recent conflict that is used is when ISIS militants took control of a city on the southern island of Mindanao in 2015.
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  5550. Funny I was in the USAF in 1984 and do not remember this at all. How can I not remember this? Thanks for bringing this interesting historical incident to light.
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  5551. When someone thinks that he knows a lot about WWII, Dr Felton posts a new video and everyone realize how little he knows... Thanks Dr. Felton
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  5552. Interesting Dr Felton
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  5553. In our village is Station Beekbergen in the Netherlands. here is the Veluwse Stoom Maatschappij and they have several German steam locomotives from the Second World War. these trains run almost every weekend on their own railway line from Apeldoorn station to Dieren station. really worth to visit and ride along!
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  5554. Your dives into historical detail are very important and much appreciated. Keep them coming.
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  5555. Your wealth of information always astounds me. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  5556. I'm simple Pole. I see Hungary, I press LIKE. Brilliant work again, Mark. Best wishes to you!!
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  5557. The chosen music for this video was very poignant and heavy hitting. You are a credit to this medium.
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  5558. Well done Mr.Felton. I am British, and have been living in the Philippines for twelve years. Your documentary is correct in every particular. Many thanks.
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  5559. A sad and maddening tale of the brutality of war in a city, worthy of Greek tragedy. Thank you for your continued elopuuence in the recounting of this tragedy.
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  5560. Mark puts the sugar in my Saturday afternoon.
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  5561. Well that's new. Never knew Siam was there! Great content as always. 🔥🔥🔥
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  5562. I’m writing this from the Detroit area where I am a 3rd generation auto industry employee. I love automotive history and would love to tour this museum. Very interesting content Dr. Felton, as usual. Thank you.
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  5563. Hi Dr.Felton, much greetings from Germany! While listening, your lovely pronounciation of "Horch" a thought came to my mind, that might be interesting for english speaking audiences as well as for anyone who did not have the pleasure to have been educated in Latin.. The word "Horch" is the imperativ form of "hören" , meaning to listen , that has been translated into it's latin equivalent "Audi"... beeing now the name of the company, that's Logo is visible on the "Kühlergrill" 😉 (the cover of the radiator) of the "Horch " Thanks from a great fan of your work. You are seemingly the only one able to narrate (and as a pecondition understand) history the way it should. Again, many thanks and greetings and I hope in the future you'll have a little space left over there for that I can take refuge from this country still full of a...holes beeing my unfortunate birthplace
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  5564. A brilliant episode. So often female service personnel have been written out of the narrative or have had their efforts trivialised. Even during WW2 they were the subject of misogyny, certainly in the UK. I had not realised Mark Felton had covered the real Tenko and have therefore purchased his book which I look forward to reading.
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  5565. Thank you, Mr. Felton, for teaching us about topics we didn't know we needed but having seen them think it's fascinating!
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  5566. Mark, you do a great job. One of the best channels on YT.
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  5567. Been waiting for part two! This just saved my evening. Thanks Mark Felton
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  5568. While watching this there was an ad for Cartier. Thought that was pretty funny.
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  5569. History Channel: Who are you? Mark Felton: I am you, but with fewer aliens.
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  5570. Thanks for the episode. I visited huis doorn last Thursday. It was indeed crammed with great pieces of history. Sad that they don’t show it all. Great that it is possible to see part of it via this video.
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  5571. "Historically challenged" lol, priceless
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  5572. It’s a pleasure to watch your videos Mark👍
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  5573. Just woke up to Mark Felton. Great!
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  5574. Great video....can't wait for part 4. Amazing facts, leads and investigation on this subject. Thank you👍
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  5575. Nice to see my old Army MI badge, which I last saw back in ‘76. Spent several years in Germany and find this particular series very interesting. Thanks for posting.
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  5576. One view and 30 thumb ups. Dr Felton has magical powers.
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  5577. Best part of my day so far. Watching something else and getting a Mark Felton notification!
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  5578. I see mark post and it gets a automatic like (simple)
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  5579. Each and every Mark Felton story is movie material.
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  5580. the moment you realise that you live approximately an hour away from the old Wesel bridgehead were Churchill stood XD
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  5581. Thanks for this production Mark! First also to like!
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  5582. What a wonderful video! Thanks Mr. Felton
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  5583. Fantastic once again !
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  5584. I was on a marathon of Mark Felton videos, when I clicked on this one... Just noticed it was uploaded like 10 minutes ago!
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  5585. Great video on a very niche topic. I do love your very interesting videos on WW2 but this is a nice bit of fresh air. Greetings from Switzerland Fun fact: I had a classmate who served in the Swiss Guard from 2017-2019.
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  5586. Dr. Mark Felton, History, and Firearms! Perfection!
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  5587. Evening Doctor F. Hope your well and enjoying the festive season.
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  5588. Very similar configuration to the English Electric Canberra which was the world's first jet bomber. Interestingly this type of aircraft is also still in service with NASA as the Martin B-57 which they use for weather forecasting pre-rocket launches :)
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  5589. I love your channel Mr. Felton. It's hands-down the best researched history channel anywhere.
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  5590. Mark Felton is the legend of legends.
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  5591. I love everything about this YouTube channel, keep it up!
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  5592. One could fill several thousand books with things that I don’t know… The early battle in the Ardennes is another chapter. Great content as always, thanks Mark.
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  5593. My uncle had originally been assigned to an AAA unit but after air superiority was established that summer his unit was reattached to infantry. He was among the soldiers cut off near Kesternich. He had a shrapnel wound to his leg and he and a buddy managed to get into the basement of an abandoned farm house. They stayed there three days, hearing voices of German soldiers as they passed by outside. They ate potatoes found in baskets in that basement until they were relieved by U.S. forces.
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  5594. I am a Patreon supporter of 3 channels and proud that this is one of them. This channel is the place to find unbiased facts, little known episodes in history and carefully researched and expertly delivered material. I also love the War Stories channel Dr. Felton offers.
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  5595. Nothings stops me on my tracks like a Mark Felton YT notification... the rest can wait
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  5596. Thanks Mark. I get so many comments of revisionists referring to this camp. So I know where to sent them.
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  5597. Best channel to be notified of there being a new video. Saw Mark Felton name and knew before watching it that it was quality!
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  5598. Your narrating is utterly captivating, informative and your choice of war time footage/photos is superb. Needless to say, you are more than deserving of reaching such a substantial milestone and viewership. May your successes here continue along with your work, congratulations!
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  5599. Thank You Dr. Felton for another entertaining piece with an accompanyingly entertaining comment section. Your video plus these guys exposing themselves as fools really made my day lmao
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  5600. Interesting history lesson . Learned something .Thank you.
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  5601. I had no idea that the Polish were the ones that developed the mine detector. Once again Mr Felton, your videos do teach use so many things. Thank you for doing this.
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  5602. They're sweet animals, and hard workers too. Thanks for giving them credit Mark.
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  5603. Was searching for a few war stories then BOOM! Proffeser Felton out flanked me !Cheers proff! !
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  5604. Oh my lord ANOTHER MARK VIDEO IM SO HAPPY!!!!!
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  5605. There are also C47's in non military goverment service. for example: The German federal state has a by basler converted C47 as a scientific research aircraft for the world famous Max Planck institute.
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  5606. Love it and love the longer format videos. Appreciate what you do Mark!
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  5607. Being from St. Austell, Charlestown is well worth a visit to see where they filmed part of 'The Eagle Has Landed'.
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  5608. The small bunker just outside Assenois, still is there today. It was built by the belgian army just before WWII. It was at that time part of the perimeter defenses of Bastogne by the 101 Airborne. At that point Lt.Bogess of 4th armoured met with Lt.Webster of the 326th AEB thus breaking the german siege of Bastogne. It is marked with a plague in english and french marking this event.
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  5609. These videos make me the happiest man alive.
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  5610. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  5611. American GI: "Hände hoch, Kaltenbrunner!" Kaltenbrunner: "You got the wrong guy - you're looking for that OTHER 6'4" SS officer with dueling scars on his face."
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  5612. It sounds like Mr Felton had the same trouble as the Wehrmacht: can’t count on air support!
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  5613. If the He-111 attained only 90ft of altitude, she was only going about 150-160 kph, not much higher than it's straight and level stall speed of 140kph. Once you introduce a banking angle, your stall speed now decreases. With the pilot being rather green for the aircraft type, coupled with his decision to turn around just after take-off at low altitude, it's highly likely that he underestimated his aircraft's side slip rate (the moving sideways of the plane), lower stall speed and low altitude, thus entered a stall that was not recoverable at that low altitude.
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  5614. You sir are a TRUE scholar and you are clearly being given the accolades and credentials that you deserve. (A rare thing indeed these days.)
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  5615. Mark you are a really good historian I always learn something new every time you put out a new video
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  5616. Dr. Felton if you want an interesting topic for a video the research the Whiskey War. Canada and Denmark both claimed the same island in the Arctic. They would land on the island erect a flagpole with the national flag on it and leave a bottle of booze at its base. Sometime later the other country would land and replace the flag with theirs and take the booze leaving a bottle their national drink at it’s base. A border has been drawn down the middle of the island and you can now walk from Canada into the EU by crossing that border. We Canadians and the Danes are both founding members of NATO and so good friends. Also it’s a little known fact that Canadian paratroopers landed in Denmark to stop the Ruzzians from invading during the final days of WW2.
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  5617. How amazing, weapons first used 80+ years ago are still in use today! When I was in Baghdad in 2003 some of our Humvees had M2 Browning machine guns mounted in the cupola.
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  5618. WOW! What a surprise! My grand-father was working at the Hull Foundery during the war, making tracks for tanks. Maybe he actually made the tracks for this very one tank. Hull, now called Gatineau, is near Ottawa, Canada.
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  5619. such good writing near the end! "I guess that, very few people walking past or driving past the site today; realize that they're quiet literally at the cross-roads of history" spine-chilling with the accompaniment of air-raid sirens trailing at the end of the above line... Your content never fails to awe me, and educate me at the same time; keep up the good work!
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  5620. I've lived in Norfolk all my life, so Norwich is very familiar to me, always travelled on the bus to where I used to work down this road, and I've never realised what would have happened there almost 80 years ago. I've always thought Norwich got off lightly during the blitz due to how well preserved a lot of the medieval city is, but I guess there's always something new to find out right on your doorstep
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  5621. As the self appointed pubah of the Felton Fanatics, let me congratulate you once more for an amazing video!
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  5622. I have never heard any mention of these islands even existing until today. Thank you Dr. Felton for sharing an amazing slice of history
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  5623. vhile i was serving army near willage name bezdan on river danube, heard the stories of sunken german tanks, and realy on one place where the river is deep, it seems like water is boiling. after several years during the low water level on the other side of the river was found complete german military motorcicle and many other artefacts remaind after batle of batina.
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  5624. I have to thank you as well. That's a bucket list destination but I don't know if I will ever make it across the pond. Best to you and yours. Cheers
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  5625. I like Mark's classical timeless speech, language, and pronounciation. Similar to Patrick Stewart aka Jean-Luc Picard. Even for me as non-native English speaker this is music in my ears if I may say so...
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  5626. Why am I first learning of this channel now? This is amazing stuff.
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  5627. Dr felton videos are always imformative, interesting and provide a detailed look into the often obscure or lost parts of histroy. And always make a lockdown easier. Thank you Dr felton!
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  5628. the cold war that did not really end congratulations on 2.03M subs
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  5629. I don't care if I am late to work; Mark Felton comes first.
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  5630. Never late for Mark's extraordinary narrative videos 🙏💯
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  5631. You never fail to educate us, Mark! Thank you, sir!
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  5632. 🇵🇱Dziękujemy Mr Felton.
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  5633. My mother and her people were from Jersey. Churchill's comment referred to the German garrison, but the people of Jersey were there too. Many slave-laborers from the USSR were on the island. My cousins would encounter them on the beaches, trying to catch fish with their bare hands. They asked "How long?" towards the end. May 9th is Liberation Day on Jersey.
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  5634. Love your videos!🔥❤
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  5635. Love your vids man. Keep up the amazing work!
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  5636. Castle of the Eagles is an excellent book.
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  5637. Brightened up my Thursday afternoon to see new videos from Dr. Felton. Another video bringing forgotten stories to light. Thanks, Dr. Felton.
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  5638. As always, I manage to learn something new and interesting thanks to your channel! Amazing video!
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  5639. Looks like Mark Felton likes our Polish fighting spirit. 😀
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  5640. Mr. Felton, you are truly a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
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  5641. Thank you Dr Felton for bringing such entertaining & most informative videos. Yes, we want to know about these moments In History. 💙💙💙
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  5642. You do fantastic work, Mark!
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  5643. Fascinating, thank you for posting Mark
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  5644. It´s "Schü-Mine", short for Schützenmine which means shooters mine. A Schütze is someone who shoots or the lowest rank in the military (pfc).
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  5645. The excellence continues!!! 👍
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  5646. Thank you Dr Felton for those small bits of history. Growing up in Mazury amongst old German bunkers that served us as a playground as kids I always appreciate your videos.
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  5647. The greatest thing about watching Mark’s video’s is how he covers parts of history that now one else does.
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  5648. your video are a god send with this lockdown your voice is so relaxing thank you mark
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  5649. How do you find these stories?!?!?! Once again Mark Felton Productions puts out pure effing gold
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  5650. I was just thinking I could really go for a Mark Felton video about now.
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  5651. I click, I watch, I learn. Perfect nuggets of history for our short-attention-span generation. Thank you Mark!
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  5652. Thanks again, for another beautifully-researched piece, Mark. Love your work!
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  5653. Thanks for keeping up with these very interesting videos to keep us entertained during these hard times
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  5654. You have taught me more about history than all my teachers combined. I thank you immensely good sir. 👍 keep up the amazing content.
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  5655. Dr. Felton, as always doing an outstanding quality job. I'm grateful for the effort to research and constantly share interesting topics like this.
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  5656. I like the distinction made between the German and English pronunciation of Nuremburg, as many words do not translate well due to differences in how or which sounds are made either in the language or by the speaker.
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  5657. Wow, this history lesson really made you think about Hitler’s mind and what he thought about the Darkside. Very scary. But thank you so much, Mark. I would never have known this if you didn’t put it on your channel.
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  5658. You have single handedly stolen the history channels entire business sir. Good job
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  5659. Top job Mark. You deserve your success.👍
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  5660. Welp I just got off work and it's my day off so I'mma going to enjoy it by drinking some whiskey and by binge watching MFP videos it's gonna be such a relaxing day for me and I hope it is for you people to
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  5661. I never knew my city was one of the last to be bombed by a manned luftwaffe raid. Thank you mark. Keep up the good work, eager to learn more from you.
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  5662. 2:44 "She had become impressed with Goebbels' oratorical skills..." That seems a bit personal. 🤣🤣
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  5663. Another gem, Dr. Felton.
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  5664. Splendid video as always. Many thanks Dr Felton!
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  5665. You're awesome, Mark. Another great video.
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  5666. Mark is a legend. He always has new information on historical subjects, never rehashing existing information. The best historical youtuber around IMO.
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  5667. I never skip a Felton video. Cheers, Mark!
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  5668. Mark you are an amazing historian and storyteller. I cannot miss any of your videos. Thank you for providing what educators do not.
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  5669. I was there!!! My classmates' windows got shattered by the blast!!! Graduating this year, what a time that was
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  5670. I have been waiting this for so long! Thank you so much for your excellent content! Regards
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  5671. The tradition to tell us a new war storye with scary subjects is a tradition on this chanel and you didn t forgot about this, as in every year. Happy Halloween!
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  5672. The Queen has Passed away.... Truly, the end of an Era. I must say - in National service to the defence of my country, very proud of the fact, our Regiment was inspected and reviewed twice by the Queen and once by the Queen's mother. In the retrospect of today's heart-breaking announcement, I will treasure those days forever. RiP Queen Elizabeth II - you helped to guide Britain through some it's brightest and darkest days - may you rest in God's serenity...forever. Last but certainly not least, thank you for posting this video, Dr. Felton.
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  5673. Outstanding video. Dr Felton's personal involvement made the story more compelling.
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  5674. Hands down, the best history channel I have come across. Well done! Keep up the good work sir.
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  5675. That's a gold star for the thumbnail to this video, Dr. Felton.
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  5676. I feel so much more enlightened after a Mark Felton video. Cheers, sir!
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  5677. Not to be confused with Eton Alive!, an unfortunate outbreak of cannibalism at a British boarding school in 1968.
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  5678. Dr. Mark never disappoints. Enjoying the Halloween Special has become a most favorite annual tradition.
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  5679. The capture of one of these was portrayed in the UK TV show Danger UXB. It said there were many booby traps on the mines to harm people trying to diffuse them. Sinister stuff.
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  5680. Amazing video as always. I appreciate how you differentiated and included both surviving and air worthy planes.
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  5681. Thanks Dr. Felton. I am Al Kitzman a WW2 buff. I live in Wisconsin USA. The EAA fly in at Oshkosh every July has had everyone of these planes flying there except your top two. The Zero & FW-190 . You have now given me the answers to questions I get asked all the time about these WW2 Warbirds. I am sure your working on a video about the WW2 Bombers. Last year they actually had a B-29 flying there for the first time. Great information Dr. Felton you provide on all your videos
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  5682. I have an original US army Colt 1911 made in 1917. It was issued to my grandfather during the korean war, and he was allowed to take it back home with him after the war. It is now a Lewis family heirloom.
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  5683. Brilliant as usual, Dr. Felton! Keep it up and please, we will live with the adverts!!
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  5684. Happy New Year!
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  5685. It's content like this. That'll make sure that the sacrifice of those men and women won't be forgotten.
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  5686. Dr Felton….i cannot wait until ep 3 of the Glucksburg series ❤ thank you sir always
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  5687. dramatic and informative as usual, thank you!
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  5688. Once again amazing history of which I was unaware presented by Dr. Felton. I especially appreciate these longer-form videos, especially the one which details the German surrenders of WWII.
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  5689. Truly an amazing and very historical story for me. Thank you Professor Felton for your attention to detail !!!!
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  5690. "Finally time to go to bed for today!" Mark Felton uploaded a new video.
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  5691. Dr. Felton ... I have had several opportunities to view Goering's Generalfeldmarschall baton at the Infantry Museum at Fort Moore (formerly Fort Benning), Georgia. I'd love to see the Reichsmarschall baton at West Point. Another excellent production, full of vivid imagery and magnificent narration. Well done!
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  5692. I’m an aspiring historian and I can’t thank you enough for your videos Mark! Truly informative and keeping the past alive.
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  5693. As Canadian EOD I deal with “bring backs” quite often. The most common item being the No.36 Millsbomb grenade.
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  5694. Thanks for the great videos Dr. Felton!
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  5695. Great Man and great story! HE LED HIS PEOPLE THROUGH CRISES. Thank you Dr. Mark---your productions--always excellent!
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  5696. Been on a BF1-Char 2C binge. You, my good sir, have made my day.
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  5697. When Dr Felton used the phrase "very cool", I had to smile.
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  5698. If you're not following Mark Felton Productions then you don't have a true passion for WWII history and more.
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  5699. No matter how much I THINK I know about history, Mark always outsmarts me. That's the problem with history: There's a lot of it. The more I think I know, the more I realise I know almost nuffin. Thanks, Mark.
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  5700. During the Second World War my dad lived at the lodge to a huge house up on Lansdowne Hill just outside Bath. My grandad was the lodge keeper and house manager for the elderly owner, a Miss State. On one occasion he was playing by the drive gate when a limousine came down the road. It stopped and the driver beckoned my father across. He asked for directions to the London Road which my young father (he was 10) could not give him, so he told him to fetch my grandfather from the lodge. When Grandad appeared the driver took directions from him, but whilst he was talking the person in the back of the limo got out and sat my father on his knee. He chatted with him and then gave him half a crown - a fortune in those days. And who was in the limo that day? None other than Haile Selassie himself who was at that time in exile. I had no idea that he lived at the house you showed in the video but it makes sense as it was not far from where they stopped and spoke to my father!
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  5701. I saw this one on Dads Army, they crashed into a Dam, wouldn't surrender so they pulled the plug.
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  5702. As someone from Czech republic i approve this video
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  5703. First to a Mark Felton Production. Feels good. :)
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  5704. Love the detail that goes into your videos and how you explain contexts, to give us a clear picture of what happened and possibly why. Great work 🙂
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  5705. Mark Felton is in my top five. No one captures my attention with military history. Always look forward to new posts.
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  5706. Dr. Felton, thank you for this video!
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  5707. Hello form California Mark. Keep making the history videos we need, but don't deserve.
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  5708. So much history yet to be told by Dr mark Felton
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  5709. You teach me something new every day Mr Mark!
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  5710. Instant Click whenever there's a new Mark Felton Vid
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  5711. Videos like this makes Mr. Felton more amazing
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  5712. I can't believe this channel is a one man effort. Well done Dr. Felton 👏👏👏
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  5713. I served in the Royal Military Police in the 1980s. Our equipment then was on its last legs! Worn out Sterling Sub machine guns. Land rovers that spent more time in the garage than on the road. Not enough battle bowlers to go around, etc, etc.
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  5714. If Hitler had shown up at the dinner, he'd have asked for a separate Czech.
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  5715. You have outdone yourself again mr.Felton!
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  5716. Well done Sir! The deadpan yet vicious snark thrown at such awful people, by such an august and serious historian... this is simply legendary. Made my whole day.
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  5717. 25 mins posted and about 6.5k views already. It's amazing how many people view in such a short time. I do believe general terrestrial television is a outdated media format in general.. Great documentary as always, stirling job old chap..👏🏽
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  5718. Keep up the excellent work mark
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  5719. Great video as always Mark!!
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  5720. I lived in Moston Manchester. My grandfather worked at the Avro factory there. The factories and docks of Manchester and Salford May have been the targets. My grandfather went on to the RAF and saw action in North Africa and Europe. Those people had tough lives.
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  5721. Poles lost so much and fought so so hard !!!!
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  5722. Another awesome video from Mark Felton!
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  5723. Speaking as an accountant...NEVER question the accountant’s judgment. 😂
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  5724. Mark, just saw you on American TV, “Top Tens of Warfare: Battles,” as I was watching this video. Very cool.
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  5725. Posted 23 minutes ago. 7400 views. 200 comments. Must be a Mark Felton video. Bravo, sir.
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  5726. Hang on Mark, Himmlers brother was named Bernhard and was seen hanging out at the guest house near the The Schloss Adler with Clint Eastwood. He looked a bit like Richard Burton.
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  5727. It was either my 8th or 9th grade history teacher, who was German herself, told us about that. I would stay after school just to hear her talk about WWII from the German perspective as well. I enjoyed learning new historical moments from such an interesting time period. Thanks again for yet another superb history lesson. 🙂🍻
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  5728. Once again, a fascinating piece of history. I never would have known he had brothers let alone what were their stories. Grubby little ends for them all.
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  5729. Another Meisterwerk Herr Doktor. I hadn't realized it was NKVD Troops doing the chucking.
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  5730. Model's defensive tactics at their finest. Thanks Mark for delivering quality.
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  5731. Here in mine seaside village in Denmark we have two ex german EMC mine at work as charity collecting mines
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  5732. This is such a refreshing piece of WWII history ❤️ Thank you.
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  5733. My boi Mark, with another golden piece.
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  5734. My favorite history channel 😊
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  5735. that's what I thought and the 1939 threw me a bit... Nice hook though.. got me right off.. Oh this just breaks your heart.. all those losses could have been stopped.. the most dreaded words in history .. "what if".... Thanks Mark..
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  5736. You have cool stuff in your channel
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  5737. Keep up the great work Mr. Felton! Love the content!
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  5738. Your content on the Third Reich is unmatched Mark. Great stuff like always :D
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  5739. Watching another Mark production and a new one pops up great.
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  5740. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  5741. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  5742. hey mark I just wanted to say I love ur vids keep up the great work!
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  5743. I absolutely love your channel it is so informative and much better than any Histories book or any History Channel on TV keep up the good work
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  5744. Wow! Another fantastic chapter of WWII -- of course, few of us know anything about this very complex situation between allies and enemies in SE Asia in 1940 - and I have Dr. Felton to thank for digging deep and revealing his findings. Thanks again.
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  5745. I was looking for this less then a week ago. Well done Mr Felton
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  5746. Thanks for another great video Dr. Felton 👍
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  5747. Aah, brings back memories. During combat engineers AIT learned how to arm and disarm those mines. In the Vietnam War where I was a convoy commander teams of combat engineers would walk use that Polish invented electronic mine finders to locate mines.
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  5748. I'm Polish but had no idea about this. Thank you Mark.
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  5749. The amount of content, quality and the content itself on this man's channel is completely mind blowing. This is absolutely amazing stuff.
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  5750. 1 hour 15, absolutely epic! Thank you Dr Felton.
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  5751. I had heard the name Fegelein before but never knew anything about him. Once again Dr. Felton educates me on another nazi. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  5752. Mark Felton keeps my mental health afloat 🙏
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  5753. Excellent as ever. Thank you for sharing!
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  5754. I remember first learning of this in the 1980s. I had completely forgotten about it until now.
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  5755. I read this book at list 20 times and also the movie as well
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  5756. Wow! I was at Rose Barracks from February 2002 until December 2004 minus a six month deployment to Iraq as an Airborne Tanker of TF-1/63 in Operation Airborne Dragon. I've seen Cobra King during my time in Vilseck. Good times. Good times, indeed.
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  5757. The Churchill impression is priceless
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  5758. love this sorta content from you mark, i explore my local areas looking for traces of the wars i've found all our publi9c air raid shelter across the town that are still accessible
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  5759. So it looks like a field gun artillery but fires a rocket grenade and has skis. This is prime example of German over engineering.
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  5760. I was at an Air Museum today and saw one of the other Rocket Airplanes the Germans had, a Bachman Ba 349 "Natter Viper"!
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  5761. Well researched and narrated.
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  5762. A great Detective story, with a somewhat unsatisfactory outcome. Nevertheless an excellent piece of work from Dr. Felton.
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  5763. The United States National Park Service has at least one 105 howitzer used for avalanche control in Yellowstone National Park.
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  5764. My grandpa passed in 2012 at the age of 95. He was a flight instructor during WWII, and could also fly and taught how to fly twin engine aircraft. He spent the majority of his life believing he wasn't a veteran, because he wasn't on the battlefield. I was able to convince him in the last decade of his life, that he indeed was a veteran, and that he deserved to be called as such. He was deemed to valuable to see the battlefields.
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  5765. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for this wonderful rememberance.
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  5766. In a 1974 Playboy interview, Speer admitted in his talk with the editor as saying, " Yes, I have blood on my hands" Great video Dr. Felton, hope your skiing went well .
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  5767. 2:28 I'd like to point out that the last French Commando to participate on D-day passed away earlier this year.
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  5768. Dr. Felton, your excellence in showing the greyer parts of history never ceases to amaze me. Thank you for showing us that history is not as black and white as it is generally presented.
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  5769. Hey Mark. You're a legend. Thank you. So much research presented so simply. 👍👍
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  5770. Another interesting, informative but least known fact on the earlier D-Day landing. Kudos to those pre-Navy SEALS for their sacrifices ! The maps n archival films just griped me to the story that you're totally absorbed. Thanks for the video n anticipating your next one.
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  5771. Coming home from work and excited to finally watch another excellent episode of Mark Felton's history documentaries!
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  5772. I'm a big fan of this channel. Love and best wishes from Bangladesh.
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  5773. Good job! It's about time some of these stories are told.
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  5774. I enjoyed watching that, I actually learnt something.
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  5775. Thanks
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  5776. The amount of research to make such a video is incredible!!
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  5777. Bravo Dr. Felton! You are a great historian.
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  5778. This amount of information you post regularly is fascinating. Thanks for uploading videos constantly and keeping me entertained.
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  5779. This is very very interesting piece of history that has escaped from me. Thank you Mr Felton !
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  5780. Fantastic work Mark, really enjoyed listening to this one couldn’t put it down! Fantastic unbiased view!
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  5781. Mark I love your content/vids, Just binge watching all of them since I found your channel. Always loved HIstory, one of my only lessosns I was attentive at school, but I love your style and brain food. Well done mate, keep it going.
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  5782. Good morning Professor Felton, thank you for the always interesting and amazing historical upload!!! This makes my day! Thank you to your maternal grandfather’s service!!! You certainly go to such great strengths to get such amazing facts.
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  5783. Likewise, there is a British cemetary on Ocracoke Island of the Outer Banks of North Carolina for British sailors who died close offshore and were buried there. Come to think of it, that might be a Mark Felton video as well.
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  5784. German 88s were able to destroy all allied tanks in combat and the king tiger was the most feared tank to see combat in ww2...It was allied air power that won the war; not allied tanks; operation Goodwood during the battle of Normandy proves this beyond doubt......Another excellent video from the internets top historian/ film maker; thank you Mark............
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  5785. A delightful story, thanks for sharing. Omar Bradley was one of the Army's crack shots. He put food on the family table hunting squirrels in the Missouri backwoods, and had made Patton's clay team in Hawaii in the mid-1920s, so he was probably the best shot of the three - hence his 75 yard handicap. Bodyguard Walter Thompson said Churchill was a good shot with a 1911, which he sometimes carried during the war. Ike didn't get to shoot much, though he loved doing so. None of them were that practiced with the M-1 carbine, which is set for 100/150 yards (IIRC), so it would be fun to know who came out on top. (When researching Brothers Rivals Victors, I recall Brad joking in his memoirs that the scores that day were "a military secret.")
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  5786. Doctor Mark Felton never ceases to amaze me with the depth of his research and breadth of his topics. So refreshing after 30 years of History channel type "Historians". Keep up the great work..
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  5787. Another great story from Mark Felton . I love WW2 history and this channel continues to bring new info everyday Thank you Mark
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  5788. Mr felton for me has been the best youtube history channel from content and splendid quality keep the good work sir!
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  5789. Love the videos Dr. Felton! My grandfather grew up on a Midwestern Depression Era farm with 8 brothers and 3 sisters. He and all of his brothers either ended up volunteering or being drafted for the war. Unfortunately, none of them are alive today so I never got to hear their stories but I love your videos because it gives the modern world some insight into what they all had to endure... Keep up the fantastic content Dr. Felton!!
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  5790. Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła, kiedy my żyjemy! 👑🇵🇱 As a Pole I really thank You for tye video. Poland's effort in the West od often forgotten. o7
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  5791. I have an original publication of “Der Adler”, the German publication for the Luftwaffe, in which there was an article about the German troops in the Channel Islands.
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  5792. Good afternoon Professor Felton, to say that you are an accomplished writer is indeed an understatement. Some Prime reading needs to be done I see,. By the way, outstanding, introductory music!
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  5793. New series on my favourite history history Channel? Yes please!
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  5794. Interesting, almost the British Pointe du Hoc
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  5795. A fine video by Dr Felton about an incident not too remarked upon here in Irish history circles. Keep up the good work. Your videos are excellent.
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  5796. Again you bring us an unique and compelling segment of World War 2 history. Thanks, Dr Felton.
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  5797. I did the same drive about 6 years ago, also fulfilling a childhood dream. Thanks for the A Bridge Too Far music as well. One of the great soundtracks of all time. God bless!
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  5798. I love this channel! 😎
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  5799. Fantastic work as per usual Dr. Felton
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  5800. Always good when a Felton video drops
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  5801. Dr. Thanks for this video. With 3 tours in Korea, this means a lot. I first read about this in "scenes from an unfinished war" by LTG Boldger.
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  5802. My nana was a nurse years after the war and worked with a ww2 survivor Vivian Bullwinkel I found this video very interesting historically I have a entire book on the history of ww1
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  5803. Thank you Dr. Felton for reinvigorating my interest in history you have so much knowledge of ww2 operations that never get any spotlight
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  5804. I think checking south of the bridge would be the best place to find the other torpedoes. I think it was probably the tidal currents under the bridge that pushed the longlance off course. The tidal forces there are famously strong and could easily alter tbe course of a longlance
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  5805. And yet another interesting example of history I knew nothing about until now. Thanks as always for the lesson.
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  5806. God bless you mark! Merry Christmas
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  5807. Merry Christmas, Mark! My buddy and I were just talking last night over cigars about how successful you've been the past few years and how much we've enjoyed being part of it, almost since the beginning. Best wishes in 2024.
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  5808. Execellent info that isn't easily available elsewhere.
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  5809. Dentist here! Thoroughly loved this story. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  5810. Excellent Mark, thank you for this incredible presentation.
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  5811. A Mark Felton video about the Netherlands! you just made my day!
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  5812. This is so interesting! Please continue to share your knowledge!
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  5813. Too curious that ending. You tease. Actually, a lot of it is too weird.
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  5814. Thank you for this episode. My Granddad served in 9.Coy./Neterlands Interior Forces, Commando Brabant under 1.Polish Armoured Division from the 10th of January until the 14th of March 1945 on the Western Front line Tholen Island, St.Philipsland Peninsula to Moerdijk.
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  5815. Best channel on YouTube, without a doubt. Thanks for all that you do, Dr. Felton!
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  5816. Another great and interesting presentation from Mr Felton. I only wish my Grandfather was still alive being a WW2 veteran he would be really fascinated in Mr Felton’s truly excellent and easy to follow videos. Well done Mr Felton and please keep them coming...
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  5817. Thank you for your service to us Dr. Felton
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  5818. Thank you, Mark.
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  5819. I love this channel so much <3 Your german pronounciations are sehr gut btw
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  5820. What a treat! Thanks Mark!
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  5821. I love it when you dispel myths and rumors in your videos.
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  5822. Although I am not a royalist, I really enjoyed this one. Thanks.
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  5823. Ian on Forgotten Weapons just reported couple of the captured Dutch M.11s found on Guadalcanal just a few days ago. Japanese unit was known to have come from the Dutch East Indies and transferred to the Canal. Couple of Dutch carbines and Madsen LMGs with short barrel
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  5824. It's so refreshing to have a video of Dr Felton if it's n night time or day time Thanks Doc !
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  5825. Back in the 1970's it was reported swords missing from the Imperial Palace had been found in the estate of a former U.S. Air Force officer. In Texas I think? Also at the Great Western Gun and Military Show in Pomona, Ca. I talked with a man who had sold a sword to a Japanese man. He said after looking closely at the sword the Japanese man's hands started shaking. He held out a wad of cash and asked how much of this would it cost. The seller replied "all of it." The Japanese man handed over the cash and made a hasty exit.
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  5826. Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Mark. Thank you for all the wonderful content over the last year, it has been enthralling.
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  5827. Thank you for all the quality content, Dr. Felton o7
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  5828. Holy Crap! Someone actually covering this! This is AWESOME. Sorry I found this tiny bit of strange history awesome. The photos and videos too
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  5829. Every time you upload I get a smile on my face. Fantastic work as always Mark.
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  5830. Mark, your work is priceless - thank you.
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  5831. If you consider that you are a native english speaker, your german pronunciation is not bad : )
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  5832. Thank you from Romania! 🇷🇴
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  5833. Mark, your videos are always a great stress reliever for me. As soon as the music starts, I go back 75 years in time and it feels like World War II is happening around me. Seeing those historical war sights has been one of the biggest dreams, one day. Thanks man!
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  5834. Me: looking for strange facts Mark: i have been waiting for you
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  5835. you are amazing, sir! there‘s no way one could have told these events at the end of WWII more interestingly!
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  5836. Great video as usual. Appreciate the awesome content! 👌
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  5837. My grandfather served in WW2 and passed away in 2013 at 94. He was a prisoner of war by the Germans for almost 2 years. I still have his prisoner of war ring and medal.
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  5838. Mark, I absolutely love WWII history. I love the fact you always find very interesting facts, stories, etc that have been forgotten or not taught at all. I really respect what you do so that parts that would have been forgotten are not due to your research and work. Thank you for every video you do
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  5839. Its always a good time to watch a mark Felton video!
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  5840. Eyes to brain: “I see a new Mark Felton video”. Face: 😀
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  5841. As a native German speaker I have to say... That pronunciation of Wernher Von Braun was absolutely beyond perfect.
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  5842. Thanks again Mr Felton for an excellent insight into ww2s lesser known stories.
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  5843. We love you mark keep being the best history channel on YouTube! Long live Mark Felton!!!
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  5844. Ah Monday at work just got a little more interesting thanks to Dr.Felton..
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  5845. Thank you for this incredibly important information! I am from Germany and as you surely know, we do not get any information about such things here, at least not in German! Greetings from Germany!
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  5846. I got a lovely Japanese Arisaka in mint condition with all the fixings by someone who did this.
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  5847. Brilliant Mark! Didn't expect to see this today!
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  5848. I remember learning about this on the old World at War TV series back in he 70s. Thanks for bringing this out again, Mark!
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  5849. Thanks
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  5850. As an Army Captain in Afghanistan 2017-2019, I most definitely appreciate your knowledge and thorough descriptions! I am most definitely subscribed! God bless you, sir, and everyone here 🙏! Joey in Cleveland
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  5851. Thank you for great content
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  5852. For God Sake felton, just as I was looking this up you do a video about it..
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  5853. A remarkable story Mark - I had never been aware of the Inns of Court Regt. contribution to the Juno beach landings. What a sad tale in many ways - so many bright soldiers who gave so much for a largely failed effort. Nonetheless, it was a valiant effort and well worth the telling.
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  5854. Fascinating. Doctor, your research capabilities are remarkable. I don’t know where you go to find out things like Task Force 38 carrier planes attacking that part of Japan on specific dates. I am truly impressed.
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  5855. I called off work today just to catch up on Dr. Felton’s video. It’s a great way to relax and learn stories I haven’t even heard of before. Amazing videos!! Well done!
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  5856. Absolutely amazing video. Thanks a bunch, Dr. Felton, for pulling this content together. Cheers from Brazil 😍👍👊
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  5857. Thank you Mark, another interesting and entertaining video. You may be interested in the story of HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen, the ship that escaped Japanese detection in 1942 disguised as a tropical island...
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  5858. Thank you Dr. Felton for providing us with free and high quality history content. Always a joy to watch!
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  5859. “Free holiday to Siberia” did it for me this time. Great narration again Dr. Felton!
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  5860. The Dad's Army episode, 'The Lion has Phones' was based on this occurrence
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  5861. Wow, you never cease to amaze us Dr. Felton. Interesting video!
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  5862. My great uncle flew with these guys! I have his old photos and wings!
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  5863. I saw the miniature, read the title, and knew what it´s about - I was at the place and saw a reenactment of the fight. The Germans got peppered pretty hard, and if our guys had their heavy MG´s and all the normal ammo, it would get even bloodier.
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  5864. Always a awesome story from Dr Felton. It's also worth it to throw a few dollars or whatever your currency is to Dr Mark to keep the always interesting videos coming. I do.
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  5865. Ardennes Alamo you have my attention as a texan!
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  5866. Thanks so much for this video Doctor Felton! OOOO-RAH and "Semper Fi!" to you! In Marine boot camp part of the training are classes in Marine Corps history (They make sure you know it!) but what you covered is something that was left out, at least in my day. It IS covered in the US Marine Museum in Quantico VA however. A great place to visit if you ever get across the pond to the US! Again, thanks from a former US Marine 1st Lieutenant!
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  5867. Interessant!👍Danke Herr Felton!
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  5868. This is a peculiar one. Thanks for the vid!
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  5869. I love your German pronunciation 👍 adds an extra greatness to your videos👍
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  5870. I've visited his place. Its freaking MASSIVE 😲. Those bunkers have upto 5m thick sidewalls and 8m thick roofs. Its pretty much impregnable. They could easily build a small town with the materials that were used to build this bunker complex.
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  5871. I love these short documentaries. They add soo much more depth to the topic of World War 2 that tv stations have failed to do in many many years. It's youtube being utilized to its best. Educating. I can only say thanks.
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  5872. When I see you pop up in my feed you take priority and never disappoint..thank you Felton :)
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  5873. That flight to Alameda was to the Alameda Naval Air Station. There is to this day a large Seaplane Lagoon on the west side of the base. Alameda is an island next to Oakland, California. The Seaplane Lagoon has ramps leading down in San Francisco Bay, on the shore there are large service and warehouse facilities. The base is now decommissioned and being redeveloped. The USS Hornet museum ship is there, you can tour it for a price. A Martin Mariner was also lost searching for the lost Flight 47 in the Bermuda Triangle.
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  5874. Thanks for posting this, Mark! I had the pleasure of seeing these two aircraft in flight at Sproat Lake where they are based. I remember as a teenager boating out to these giants and being in awe of their sheer size. Thanks for bringing back those wonderful memories! And thanks for doing what you do!
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  5875. Great story Mark. My father was the Battalion aid surgeon who landed 2nd wave at Omaha Beach, and won a Silver star. He later was one of the surgeons who was asked to treat General Patton after his automobile accident.
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  5876. The ardour you delivered your Churchill in character was sublime , fantastic, very informative as always. May your great efforts continue
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  5877. 😎Hitler’s office and still in such good condition after all these years ❤your content mark. Another great story from the past 😎
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  5878. I look forward to the rest of this series. Dr. Felton's videos get an automatic thumbs up before his intro music is finished playing.
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  5879. Thank you so much for all your extensive research and hard work to illuminate history. Cheers!
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  5880. Outstanding video again - so good to hear such clarity about what is known and unknown. And superb footage.
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  5881. I always look forward to a short history lesson from Sir Mark Felton!
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  5882. Mark, yet again another detailed masterpiece of a period of historical significance.
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  5883. This channel will reach 10 million subs one day.
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  5884. Best thing to wake up to on a Monday morning!
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  5885. This could get the Holywood treatment - it’s so incredible!! - thanks again Mark - you keep raising the bar in terms of incredible stories from WW2
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  5886. FELTON: THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING
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  5887. :O you have more than a million subscribers!! I had to take an extended break from YouTube and remember watching your videos about the Fuhrerbunker and some other and thinking jeez, this dude is gonna 'blow up'. Glad you did! Keep it up!!
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  5888. Oh wow, I have passed that exact house in Büderich countless times in my life. It's common knowledge around here that Churchill visited. Today it's a hotel/restaurant called 'Wacht am Rhein'
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  5889. This is why history must be viewed from all sides! Thank you Mark!
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  5890. Absolutely brilliant!! Another little gem from Dr Felton!! The then and now pics really give a tangible connection to the saga. Amazing!! 👍
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  5891. As always, a whole new aspect of the war and its consequences from Mark Felton. I look forward to the notification of a new video from Mark immediately after I've watched the present one.
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  5892. Wow what an epic amount of research regarding such an obscure and unknown situation brought to light. As always, great reporting!!
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  5893. Provenance indeed. But an impressively made piece. I've been fascinated by WW1 and WW2 weaponry (the latter conflict particularly) since as far back as I can remember, and I have had the pleasure of seeing a number of very old (but very common) firearms that have been handed down from department to department over the years. Old Webleys and different .303 types, including one I think predates WW1. An intriguing video, thanks, Dr. Felton.
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  5894. I have visited the museum and Carriage a few times. Very interesting, they have old original 3D photographs of WWI which you view in old wooden cabinets like a View Master as well as lots of exhibits helmets, rifles, munitions etc. It's an eerie place in the middle of a wood, worth a visit if you are in the area.
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  5895. Thanks a lot for showing this report about one of the most mysterious person's in the Nazi - regime. It's always a great moment to me watching your videos!! Greetings from Austria 👍🇦🇹
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  5896. Ace video as always Mark, it always Intreged me what happened to the "missing" nazis after the war and what became of them.
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  5897. Mark, your productions are riveting and always present the subject's "surround" in fascinating frames of both factual and anecdotal color. Keep up this wonderful work. As for this particular Nazi, Kammler did not escape justice but has learned the levy of eternity's judgment.
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  5898. Many thanks for sharing this clip Mark! Have a great weekend ahead with your family!
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  5899. Amazing as always. Thank you, Mark.
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  5900. Another brilliant display of history! Thank you for all you do Mr. Felton!
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  5901. Three friends and I did some wild camping there in the mid 90s and camped in a field close to the Church. We got there late evening and left early in the morning, we didn't see one person throughout the whole time we were there. We were daring each other to walk round the church yard after night fell and in the end we all went. I will say, that it was extremely eerie and felt like a void as there was absolutely no sound whatsoever - I also noted what I thought were pillars at the front of the church but upon seeing the church the next morning, there were no pillars or anything like them. I will always remember that night as it was the same night Princess Diana died.
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  5902. Anytime Mark uploads it's a good day I was always interested in ww2 in school and now I have a dude I wish was my teacher to listen to all the time lol
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  5903. Very interesting content and particularly so when you are able to tell more about the servicemen. When visiting Thorney Island I chanced upon over 20 Luftwaffe graves there which took me by surprise, all respectfully maintained just as our Commonwealth fallen have been which are next to them.
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  5904. Was showing my wife the German grave in St Mathews church, Sutton Bridge, and wondered how he was buried there. Thanks for the information.
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  5905. Leave it to Dr. Felton to know the details that others pass over. I am a grateful American fan of all his peerless work.
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  5906. Very interesting Mark. You should do more comedic vids. That into had me laughing so hard.
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  5907. Hello Mark. Thank you for these amazing history lessons. I look forward to each and everyone of them. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Cleveland Ohio.
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  5908. And British...
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  5909. Awesome a new video! I am pretty bored right now 😄
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  5910. Brilliant as Ever Dr. Felton . Respect from India
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  5911. Imagine getting a heart from mark felton :)
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  5912. Once again after studying WW2 for 40 years I am "today years old" upon learning of this fascinating story of a raid I never knew. Thank you again Dr. Felton for showing me you ALWAYS have more to discover and learn.
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  5913. As an Australian I couldn't agree more with your commentary here. Thanks
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  5914. Thanks, Mark, for an excellent, gripping and thought-provoking video. And I liked the humour where you described Gehlen dressed as George Smiley!
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  5915. Good afternoon history lovers
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  5916. Woohoo! Another Mark Felton Video!!
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  5917. Something I applaud in your storytelling is your habit of leaving the footage to tell the story without interruption, by your talk or sound track.... Thank you
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  5918. Still the best history ww2 channel on YT. Just killer stuff. Man, I would have loved to have had you for a history teacher. It was my fav subject in high school, and I considered being a history teacher myself, but public schools here in the US suck.
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  5919. I had no idea that women were in the German armed services. I knew that women were in the Russian armed forces though. VERY interesting and informative!
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  5920. Injectin myself with that Mark Adrenalin shot, Mark never fails to make awesome videos.
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  5921. The British Bulldog saved by US spooks makes a great newspaper headline. Super video Mark Felton.
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  5922. Finally the person who deserves a sponsor got one
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  5923. Some of these pictures and back stories blow my mind. Great content!
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  5924. Amazing story. Once again a fantastic video Mark.
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  5925. Another superb golden nugget Mark Thank You
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  5926. I was waiting for this one. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  5927. Mark Felton- I love your videos. I've been very interested in WW2 and the Vietnam wars. I have learned so much incredible stuff from you. I'm 36 year's old and I didn't get to learn that much war history in school because they didn't teach it.. thank you for making such AMAZING videos with so many interesting details❤🇨🇦❤️
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  5928. Another fascinating piece of history by the master, Dr. Felton.
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  5929. Fun fact: the oldest son, Hansjörg (president of the local chess club) was a friend of Bobby Fisher. Bobby Fisher visited him in 1999.
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  5930. Fascinating as always, thank you Mark, so important to keep history alive. Just well done again mate.
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  5931. Even though I had been continuously impressed by your channel, nothing NOTHING prepared me for this episode. What a brilliant piece of research!
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  5932. Fascinating as always. Thank you, Doctor Felton!
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  5933. Hello mark! Another well made video! Cheers and keep up the good work!
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  5934. "fast forward to april 1945, and Hitlers fortunes had badly deteriorated." I am not sure if that wry, british humor with that sort of understatement. thanks for the laugh, intended or not!
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  5935. Watching your videos make the day a good one. Thank you Mark.
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  5936. Another classic from Dr Felton! Appreciated
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  5937. Absolutely brilliant, thanks for the history lesson Mark.
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  5938. Dr Felton's videos are the best content on YouTube. The only work I watch every time it comes up!
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  5939. Always a great day when Dr. Felton drops a new episode! ❤
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  5940. I know Norwich very well and have walked past that area many times. Never knew that!!! Thanks Mark, another fascinating nugget.
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  5941. Keep up the great work Mark love watching your videos as they're informative with unknown facts of history
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  5942. I like how you include relevant pictures of yourself someimes. It's cool how you visit these historic places today.
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  5943. Mr. Felton I don’t know much about video editing, but this was a masterpiece. The disciplined and sophisticated look on the German officers faces. The German forces “relentless blitzkrieg” with their still unbroken morale.The unfathomable territory and army reserves of Russia and the women who without a question bravely fought armor, aircraft and experienced german forces. I would have been terrified by the sirens of the stukas. Also from 1982 theres a black and white TV series about the Second Hungarian army by the Don river in 1942-43. With a lot of episodes and interviews with all the survivors. If you are interested, but Im not sure if there is a translation for it. Edit: And the narrating was spot on as usual!
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  5944. As is often the case with this channel, I just learned something new.
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  5945. Another brilliant video about a little know yet fascinating subject, well done mark 👏
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  5946. More History than the history channel. Thanks Mark!
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  5947. Thank you, keep up the good work, love your content ❤
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  5948. Keep up the good content Mark 🙏
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  5949. One reason I watch so many of these videos is because I always learn something new
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  5950. Quite amazing that the ones filming this, did such a fantastic job, while braving the air full of hot metal. The cameras, having sound capability, the yells, firing, etc, seemed authentic? Unsung heroes, the film crews, that’s what really defines what happened, and brings it all home as living history, and keeps it a reality. Imagine just telling the story of The Wizard of Oz without the filming. Then, years later, a fellow by the name of Mark Felton comes along, and saves it from obscurity by putting it on the fifty yard line again! Add another hero please! Thanks Mark! Great film!🌈
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  5951. This is a great story, Mark, and another wonderful video. I’ve been fascinated with the drama of the Second World War for nearly 60 years. Your YouTube work is nonpareil.
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  5952. glad to see you got a sponsor, historical content is always welcome
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  5953. Another wonderful feature Mr. Felton! I have never even heard of this. Wonderful job!
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  5954. wonderful video keep up the great work
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  5955. For as many years I have studied the World Wars, I was not aware of several things that happened during the War that was brought out in this video. Very interesting.
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  5956. Apparently asking a German to say 'Squirrel' will end their disguise.....:)
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  5957. ive got all of the Falkland's magazines , i was ten when it happened , excellent video , thank you
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  5958. My day feels better when you upload sir 😂
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  5959. Dr. Felton, your content is truly amazing. I learn something from every single video. Thank you for what you do to keep history alive in our memories!
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  5960. When I hear that intro music I know I am going to learn something interesting
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  5961. This Friday just got even better
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  5962. Dr. Mark and fellow viewers. Have a great day and wonderful weekend.
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  5963. Love the daily dose of knowledge Mark! Thank you!
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  5964. When i checked my phone and notifications from mark felton I'm happy to watched this channel is one of my favorite channels
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  5965. Wow. 2nd on a Mark Felton production. Wow. Honored.
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  5966. Mark Felton videos are the gold standard for history videos.
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  5967. One of my Grandfathers in WW2 was in the Cheshire regiment and fought from Tobruk all the way to Monte Cassino, I don't remember much that he told me about that time but I do remember his admiration for his Polish comrades.
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  5968. Thank you Dr F for the generosity you've shown the Polish forces in this episode.
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  5969. Cracking video. This channel is always catching me off guard by how much there is still to know about these historical events.
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  5970. Visited here in 2019, just to see the bridge! It is astounding what the area had been through!
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  5971. I really enjoy all the content on this channel. Thank you Mr Felton for using your expertise and knowledge to bring us these videos of the war in Ukraine.
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  5972. It is not very well known, but there was even a grade higher than the Grand cross. It was never actually awarded, but there was a prototype which the Americans confiscated. It is the Breast star for the grand cross of the Ironcross or Buststern zum Großkreuz des eisernen Kreuzes. This award was given out in the wars before to Field Marshall Bücher und Paul von Hindenburg.
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  5973. When I get alerted that one of your videos as come out it literally makes me smile!
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  5974. As always high quality work, thanks for everything you do Sir Felton
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  5975. Thank you Dr. Felton for educating us the unknown chapters or even overlooked chapters of World War 2 from conventional history books!
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  5976. Battle of being first on a Doc Felton vid- winner!
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  5977. Loved it. Keep bringing great WWII content. Greetings from the son of a US Army WWII and Vietnam veteran.
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  5978. Thank you for this very interesting video that adds so much to the account of the Bastogne conflict, I’ve watched Band of Brothers that focuses on 101 Division’s exemplary performance but had no idea of the courage and sacrifice of the airmen, such extraordinary skill.
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  5979. Great research. Thanks for this.
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  5980. How does Dr Felton have time to eat breakfast after all the research he has to do for these uploads .Great Job Mark ,Thanks.
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  5981. Merry Christmas Dr. Mark Felton, your videos always bring joy and happiness even on some of the darkest of topics. You always shed light on some small forgotten or just overlooked piece of history that deserves its moment in the spotlight and i am grateful for that. I look forward to your future content in the coming year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
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  5982. The second i get the info i click! Dr. Felton im addicted to your videos haha
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  5983. Lake Washington in Washington state (Seattle area) had several military installations around it. It was used as a wide open training area for pilots of both the Army Air Corps and the Navy. There are at least 7 military aircraft and a number of civilian ones. All frozen in time as the lake is extremely deep.
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  5984. Welcome back Dr Mark Felton! I'm so glad that you got your normal voice back. Amazing video as always. You never fail to amaze me.
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  5985. Dr Felton great to have you back 🙌 another fascinating story thank you 🙏🏻
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  5986. We have been in Berlin last week and visited also the "Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer". There is a permanent museum. This event gets also the attention it - of course - diserves. @Mark Felton, thanks for this video
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  5987. Big fan sir from India i have learnt very much about Nazi Germany and ww2
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  5988. Thank you Mark, my mom lived & worked through the blitz as a welder in ship-building near Hull, and Tank manufacturing in the South.
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  5989. First but certainly not last … outstanding research and education! thanks Mark!
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  5990. Thank you for such great information as always Mark Sir 🙏🙏
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  5991. The research into this one is very impressive. I had no idea such an award existed. This is a fantastic topic.
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  5992. One of the best channels
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  5993. You've done these men such a great service, too often are people crushed and forgotten about after their stint in the armed forces around the world
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  5994. Interesting. I live north of Detroit, about 3 miles from the deepest inland Japanese attack, where a balloon bomb fell in Farmington, Michigan. Over 2000 miles from the west coast.
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  5995. I have often wonder over my 70 years of life what happened to his plane.. thanks Mark this was a very good video and answered some of my questions..
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  5996. If you don't smash the like button instantly on Mark Felton videos I just don't understand you
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  5997. Love these videos Mark. Great stuff!
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  5998. Sweet just finished watching your Vietnam vid as always thx for another great vid
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  5999. 4:04 There were only 27 awards of the Diamonds, not 29.
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  6000. it feels refreshing when Dr. F covers this Korean related content as a Korean thank you for covering this
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  6001. And.....another banger from Dr. Felton. The good doc is on fireee!
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  6002. Thanks Dr. Felton!! Appreciate your hard work and knowledge!
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  6003. Thank you for your extraordinary content, Dr. Felton. I look forward to your works, and appreciate the effort and time you put into them so that I may learn history.
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  6004. Thank you Mark! The amount of historical content you make is outstanding! These videos are my favorite where you’ll present a question and answer it. Always loooking forward to your new videos!
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  6005. Knew of about a dozen in Iraq in 03'. I had two MP44s, one mag and 60 rds of East German ammo.
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  6006. Excellent doc, really superb story telling!
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  6007. Dr. Felton, you do a tremendous job with all of your productions. However, making silent footage come alive, is some of your best work.
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  6008. Mark You have the best theme music . It’s always exciting to see your new episode post and hearing that opening. Means an interesting and informative history lesson is about to begin.. Thank you for all your efforts…
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  6009. Incredible channel with such great informations deserves my humble subscription and like, the only thing that I could do for this wonderful channel. Greetings from Brazil!
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  6010. Thanks Mark as always .. Just an astounding attention to detail .. top notch !
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  6011. Another Mark Felton production about a battle I have never even heard of. Thanks again.
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  6012. 2 minutes online and 98 thumbs up. Well reserved Dr. Felton!
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  6013. One of the greatest war time leaders. Enjoyed learning about his gun collection.
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  6014. I live in Purley at the junction with the Purley Way, and had no idea about this. Thank you for enlightening me.
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  6015. When metal plates are needed to repair holes in Norwegian roads, parts of the battle ship Tirpitz is sometimes used. Apparently company fixing holes in roads brought up much of the hull of Tirpitz.
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  6016. Always good to see a Mark Felton video.
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  6017. How have I not heard of this?! Why I love this channel, you find all sorts of unknown but amazing stories and tell them to the world.
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  6018. This is amazing thank you for this
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  6019. I'm stunned. These were some amazing stories, and given the context of "last surviving" I was immediately struck with the sobering thought of all those who have passed on whose stories we will now never know. Your profession is a noble and necessary one, Mr. Felton. Thank you for all your hard work.
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  6020. Agreed! This is my favorite YouTube channel by far!
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  6021. Never a dull programme watching Mark Felton.
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  6022. This channel does history videos the way it should be done and presented to a wider audience. Its why there is over a million subscribers too.
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  6023. Mark, I am always amazed at how you come up with new facets, or perspectives of History. As always, I thank you.
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  6024. Coming to theatres next week: THE MAN WHO KILLED JOE STEEL "That's my beefstake, Joe. Now pick it up"
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  6025. thank you Mark, you’re excellent! (first).
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  6026. Once again Dr Felton ,another great bit of history, I've studied that period of history , but that being said ,you never fail to teach that there is so much more to learn , thank you sir
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  6027. An excellent video, which reminded me of my first visit to Huis Doorn back in 1975 - when very few people visited the estate, and tours were done by former household staff of the late Kaiser, who by then were well into their 70´ies. Another fact not known to many: descendants of Wilhelm´s younger brother Albrecht ended up in Guatemala and Costa Rica - several von Hohenzollerns have been laid to rest in Puntarenas, Costa Rica
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  6028. My bedtime history lesson. Thank you!
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  6029. In my time as an antique dealer I had several field marshal batons. I have bought from the son of GFM Ferdinand Schörner the medals, like Pour-le-Merite, Knightscross and its higher classes, his honorary golden party badges and his Fieldmarshal interim baton in it's case of issue. Schörner has never received the formal, parade baton.
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  6030. My guess is Field Marshal is possibly roughly equal to a 5 star general in the US system.
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  6031. Thanks for sharing Mark! Fascinating story!
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  6032. Thank you Mark for another amazing history lesson. Im always looking forward to your next video....please keep them coming!!!!
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  6033. Hope your doing well Mike.. Be safe. Keep sharing more videos especially during these lockdown days. Cheers
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  6034. Wow. Great stuff, Mark. Always thankful for your information.
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  6035. This story still gets told in Denmark to this day.....
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  6036. Excellent coverage as usual. One minor note though - the "Ya" in the mine names are read together. It's the same as with "Sh" in PPSh. They both represent just one letter of the Russian alphabet.
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  6037. You're videos are so incredibly well made, yesterday I stood up watching them until 6am. Keep doing what you're doing, you're the best at it.
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  6038. You've made me a happy man again Mark. Stuck inside can be a good thing because of your videos 😉
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  6039. My father was an armoured car driver in the Inns of Court in the 1950s following his National service and he used to tell some great stories about his experiences he was not a lawyer barrister but a down to earth brick layer .
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  6040. In actual fact, the last farm affected by fallout from Chernobyl, located in SW Scotland, only had its Livestock Restrictions lifted within last 10 or so years‼️
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  6041. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi, California has an exhibit now through October 9, 2022 on "The Secrets of World War II" which may be of interest to some on Dr. Felton's channels.
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  6042. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  6043. As a child in the 70s my father and I visited the site of a plane crash on the North Downs near Harrietsham in Kent… we salvaged a few pieces including some fragments of Bakelite instrument panels with German writing as well as a couple of live rifle calibre rounds (one of which was a tracer). I remember watching my father deactivate the rounds by pulling the bullets and burning the propellant (I guess you learnt such skills when growing up in immediate post war Britain). I recall the plane as a wreck of a Messerschmidt 110 although I can’t remember now how that conclusion was reached…
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  6044. Spitting out more Videos than the average mg42 fired on d-day. Thank you.
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  6045. Very informative as usual Mr. Felton and I am an enthusiastic subscriber to your videos. However I spotted a small error in this post. You described SAARF's headquarters and training base as being at Wentworth , Surrey but the picture shown to illustrate this is of Wentworth Woodhouse the country seat of the Fitzwilliam family in the village of Wentworth South Yorkshire between Sheffield and Barnsley. I hope you don't mind me pointing this out.
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  6046. I was wondering if you would mention James Blunt, I heard him speak of this incident once. This is very poignant for me this one because my sister is on post as an FCO ambassador to Kosovo and I may visit. Very interesting Mark thank you.
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  6047. This channel is, refreshing, to say the least!
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  6048. Being 56 & a life long history buff I’ve learned quite a bit more of history that I didn’t know being a subscriber here. Cudos Doctor Felton for all the work you do to bring more historical knowledge to us. Thank You brother!
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  6049. My brain gets bigger each time I watch a Mark Felton video.
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  6050. Thank you for continuing to remind us of those who served in WWII, may their contributions never be forgotten.
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  6051. You always further my knowledge Dr felton Thank you kind sir
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  6052. I just feel obligated to commend the creator of this channel.. well done sir! Your seeming less end of knowledge teaches me something new just about every time! One of the best channels (not just military) in all categories in visual, content, and at the rate you put them out! Thank you very much your appreciated by me and many others!
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  6053. Excellent video! Remember being lucky enough to see one of these Kriegsloks (Polish TY2 7173) working on the Nene Valley Railway in the UK (the location of train scenes in the James Bond movies Octopussy and Goldeneye) in the 1990s. Is now on static display in Belgium. An awesome sight!
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  6054. My father was one of the liberators. I keep looking for him in these and similar videos.
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  6055. Such a kit o unpack here..... I am going to need to watch it a second time & I can't imagine the work that Mark put in to condensing all this research into a digestabe format. An incredible effort, well done sir!
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  6056. Thanks Dr Felton! I’m excited everytime i see you post, thank you for your service!!!!
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  6057. This channel is always goddamned interesting!
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  6058. Another epic presentation by our beloved friend Dr. Felton. Keep em coming.
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  6059. Can always count on Dr Felton to... up the Ante... facepalm
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  6060. Another gem of a story. And you thought you knew WW2!
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  6061. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  6062. Wow! The time and effort that Prof. Felton puts into these is incredible!! He should be applauded for his work! Good work Professor!!!!!0
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  6063. ว้าวThank you for talking about my small country.
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  6064. Damn that’s impressive. Less than one hour and over 10k views! Bravo.
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  6065. I grew up on Vancouver Island late 70-80’s. Got to see them fly many times, they were awesome to watch!
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  6066. Merry Christmas Dr. Mark Felton and a Happy New Year as well, through this trying year I always had the comfort in knowing that you would post quality content on your channels and help expand my knowledge of WW2 and other military history as well. I can't wait to see what you will post in the coming year. Cheers to you from the USA.
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  6067. I took pics of several ww2 era vehicles at an abandoned iraqi airbase in april/may of '03,there was also a good sized bomb crater as well.
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  6068. Coffee with Hitler sounds like a sequel to "Tea with Mussolini".
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  6069. Thanks mark
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  6070. In all my years reading about the Second World War, I do not recall anything about this operation, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  6071. I found this to be the most fascinating of all this channel's videos. Possibly, this is due to stories about my grandfather, who was one of the village's ARP wardens, and who dealt with many fire bombs. A few years ago, a regular bomb was discovered about two miles from my house. It was necessary to explode it. Not only did it flatten nearby buildings, but two miles away my house shook, and items on shelves moved. Events that day brought home to me a little of what people must have experienced as they huddled in their shelters, and just how brave bomb disposal personnel are. Thank you for this fascinating video.
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  6072. Mark Felton makes the best history snippets going. Short, easy to understand, non partisan and always on a lesser detail. Excellent work
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  6073. Thank you Dr. Felton for once again illuminating an event that must be remembered.
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  6074. There’s a memorial for this massacre in England, on Cannock Chase, I’ve visited it a number of times and I believe there’s a memorial service held there every year
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  6075. Good work with research, commentary, explanation of the geo-political context (especially the part where England and Churchill were involved), gathered evidence and logical compilation. Keep up the good work sir!
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  6076. Love your videos Dr Mark Felton
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  6077. Thank you Mark, may history be our guide to wisdom, always!
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  6078. Yeses! Thanks so much Dr.F
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  6079. First to like! Thanks again for sharing this new content Mark!
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  6080. Another well made video, keep it up!
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  6081. I really enjoy your hidden gems of WWII, Mark. So many things we never knew of. This channel is an addiction!
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  6082. Mark Felton is a perfect example of why you can spend your entire life studying just a fraction of history and still not cover everything
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  6083. In 1868 The Bangalore United Services Club was established in Bangalore (India). It was open only for the British soldiers stationed at the Cantonment there. Churchill owed Rs.13/- to the Club which was later written off as "irrecoverable debt".
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  6084. More awesome Mark Felton goodness. Thank you, sir. As a trial lawyer, I know that writing short, well-organized presentations is really, really hard. You never waste a word.
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  6085. Excellent historical facts presented in such an engaging and interesting manner. I’ve always wanted to know more about the mythical status around Wewelsburg Castle. It has a curious history and I’m glad I could find out more today
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  6086. Mark Felton is who you want at your parties 🍻 Cheers to consistently fascinating content and certainly the most highly quality productions on history since ever. The history channel included.
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  6087. Thanks Mark. Always interesting history.
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  6088. Superb stuff from Mr Felton... yet again.
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  6089. An Interesting report, thanks! My father met Soviet soldiers at Torgau. I wish I had asked more questions about those times.
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  6090. Just because you are old, doesn't mean you are not worthy. Thank you, Mark, for another educational video!
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  6091. My Dad repaired King George VI personally owned Lanchesters.
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  6092. Thanks Mark. An amazing collection of cars.
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  6093. For a moment I was thinking Dorsal Gunnur was a very apt name for a German bomber crewman. Great upload Mark thanks for even more interesting information
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  6094. Only good thing about Covid-19 lockdown is I can spoil myself rotten with Marks videos.
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  6095. Not to bash dark docs... but your eloquence, Dr Felton, is matched by none. Every video you produce is compelling. Thank you!
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  6096. I'm german and love how excellent you say "Ausführung"
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  6097. I checked the Wikipedia page for "Hans Kammler" and you're already mentioned lol
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  6098. Ahhh yes my favorite educator on the internet.
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  6099. nice content
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  6100. Thank you for yet another informative video Dr. Felton!
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  6101. Love to see Mark's Tradition of Halloween Classic Haunting Stories Continues! Bring us more Sir!
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  6102. Another incisive and revealing story. Another piece of the puzzle. Never had any idea about this chapter, though my father served as one of the 14th Air Force's Flying Tigers in China. Thanks again, Dr. Felton.
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  6103. Once again, Mark Felton Productions teaches me yet another unknown of history that leaves me astounded and informed. I love history and all the oddities that come with it. Thank YOU sir for another very interesting and great upload.
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  6104. Mark you look like an imperial officer standing in between those two troopers.
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  6105. Fascinating little known anecdote of history. Thank you.
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  6106. Your eloquent and subdued narrative is so descriptive that the images were hardly necessary. Thank you for making yours, one of the finest history channels on any platform.
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  6107. Sunday video? YES PLEASE. Thank you Mark
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  6108. Such a wonderful production, Dr. Felton!
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  6109. It would be interesting to know the full truth of Hess' mission to the UK. I've read that Hitler was very selective one what he shared and with whom. He would tell one person X and another person Y. It seems very plausible that Hess parachuted into Scotland on Hitler's direct orders to try to negotiate a peace. I think it would have been very difficult for him to pull his flight off without some sort of official support.
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  6110. You have an excellent Narrator's voice Mark and very well presented documentaries. Well done.
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  6111. My grandfather flew these on d-day and operation market garden. Never met him as he passed days before I was born in 98. He told my father that he flew these Becasue he wasn’t allowed to fly b-17’s anymore. He often said they fly much like the 17’s
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  6112. I have never noticed that the canopies on the G-12 opens in a different way than the ordinary 109s . Only left and top panel opens while the right one stays in place . On ordinary 109s the whole canopy opens . I think your audience will find a video about the Junkers Ju88 that went down in the Kilsfjord near Kragerø in Norway interessting .
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  6113. Thank you for the outstanding effort you put into your videos. I was wondering if there was any real inspiration behind the plot of "Inglorious Basterds".
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  6114. Cracked up at your Churchill imitation! A light hearted but informative video.
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  6115. This actually made me laugh. :)
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  6116. I've always been interested in all maritime vessels (I just paint them - don't go on them due to seasickness) but , but knew nothing of this ship. It sure was a beauty and tough as nails. Thanks Dr. Felton for another fine video. I intend to share them with my friends who are ex-military officers on our monthly Zoom meeting. I'm sure that they will enjoy them as much as I do and will stimulate some lively discussion.
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  6117. Omg thank you! I wanted to know about the Chenogne Massacre, and i even asked for it on this channel. Thank you so much Docter Felton!
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  6118. Thank you again, Dr. Felton, for this interesting video. Funfact: In German "great" and "tall" is the same word: "Groß". :-)
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  6119. Those difficult German words really roll off your tongue. Well done!
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  6120. First time I ever saw a bi plane with a full cockpit. Sir Mark you never disappoint. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  6121. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  6122. Oh Mark, you brought tears to my eyes, "A pissed off polar bear!" Absolutely classic.
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  6123. Outstanding, informative video.
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  6124. As a New Yorker I did indeed know about this... props for giving it more publicity, Mark. :)
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  6125. I am flabbergasted by the quality of Dr. Felton’s content. It’s incredible. Bravo 👏
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  6126. And just like that, you noticed something and turned it into an educational video, that's talent Mark. Awesome job .
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  6127. Yet another superb video by Dr. Felton. Your work more valuable than you can imagine to many of us!
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  6128. Great footage. I like how you let the video breathe a little and just let the footage roll. I’m sure it was a day that would’ve been filmed a lot. I did not know about the bomb plot that day.
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  6129. Almost 2 million Dr Felton amazing work Good sir!
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  6130. A channel where I always hit the like button first and then watch the video. Thank you Sir Felton!
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  6131. Who knew this? I’ve read dozens of books on the Normandy landings and not one mention!!!! Thank you Dr. Felton for all that you do for us and for those who “have done.”
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  6132. Looking for AN-2… 2:07 ! Not disappointed! As a Civil Air Patrol cadet I’ve flown in a K -135 and a C-130. Very cool
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  6133. Ooh I feel like digging out my 'race into space' tea cards album ( Brits of a certain age will remember!) Thank you sir we salute you!
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  6134. I remember having read about Luna 9. Good to see it documented by the Maestro.
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  6135. Thank you for all the free content you're giving us this is by far the best history content on youtube
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  6136. Thank you Mark very very cool!
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  6137. Woke up randomly and up pops a fresh post from our lord and saviour, Dr Mark! This is the third consecutive video I've been fortunate enough to have grace my screen fresh of the press! Thanks again Mark, this puts a smile on my face and some more interesting and unique Knowledge in my brain ✌
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  6138. great content as always dr Felton. Thank you for these brilliant videos
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  6139. Such amazing content! Well done Dr. Felton!
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  6140. Reminds of how i felt at age 11 when he was shot. It was my generation’s 9/11 in terms of emotional impact. There are also two pieces of U.S. soil in Normandy. The cemetery overlooking Omaha beach as well as Pointe du Hoc.
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  6141. First comment is the best comment, love your videos, Mark!!
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  6142. Interestingly Dr. Felton, Eisenhower was a pretty passionate hunter himself, and according to an old New York Times article I once found from the 1950s, he reportedly shot down 12 quails in a single day on one of the hunting vacations he took during his presidency. I don't know what Bradley's skills or hobbies were like, however.
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  6143. Well. I never tire of Dr. Felton's Productions. This is absolutely the longest walk in Tiger tank history. Glad to have made every step. Ace as always.
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  6144. Passing this along to my NASA friends.. great stuff!!
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  6145. Great as always
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  6146. Excellent vid as always! Impeccable research followed by a rational and convincing analysis! One should never forget that Hitler knew about the humiliating spectacle made of the bodies of Mussolini and his mistress after they had been executed by Italian partisans. At all costs, he wanted to deny the Russians the same satisfaction. It appears this was his last, minor victory against his enemies. Not all that significant in the grand scheme of things, but we are still talking about this mystery so many years later...
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  6147. The town I live in in the US has 2 captured guns in their WW1 memorial. The next town over has 4 in theirs.
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  6148. There’s a memorial to the war time carrier pigeons in Worthing’s Beach House park.
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  6149. I'd like to wish you Mark and your viewers a happy Armistice Day (or Veterans Day as we call it in the US).
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  6150. My evening is saved ! A new smashing upload from Mark Felton! Thank you for the time, and efford you put in these videos. Greatings from Denmark
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  6151. Thank you from Poland!
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  6152. i agree, i really missed the old school style of docos i grew up with. These are my favourite WWII-or so era docos on youtube. Most importantly the subjects are new or elaborate on things I barely knew of.
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  6153. Your videos always amaze and educate. Cheers! 🫡
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  6154. Immediately clicked! What better way to wait out this hurricane than with Dr. Felton?
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  6155. A few years back I was quite excited to find myself near Arnhem. Even though I know the Arnhem bridge was destroyed I thought it would have been interesting to see the site. As it turned out we stayed too long at the Son-in-laws parents in Deventer. As we were leaving I looked up at the Deventer Bridge and said, "Hey! This looks like..." Apparently they made the movie "A Bridge Too Far" using the Deventer Bridge as it resembled the Arnhem Bridge during the war. Or so I was told by my son-in-law.
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  6156. I spent the first 9 years of my life (from 1945 to 1963) in the type shown at 1:46. They were comfortable and well-equipped with a small fridge, a good bathroom and two bedrooms. We then moved into a brand-new brick council house as shown in this film.
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  6157. War produces some wild stories. I never realized how many Japanese ended up as POWs of the Soviets. And that's why I keep coming back to this channel.
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  6158. Released 3 minutes ago, 700 views already. We're always hungry for more Mr Felton 😅
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  6159. Again Dr. Felton, you have schooled me. These facts are totally new to me. I had no idea that these brave reporters schemed their way into the heart of Berlin during the final hours of Hitler's Nazi insanity. Thank you so much.
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  6160. Visited his house in Alcudia Majorca where he lived in the early 70’s many a time Mark
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  6161. Impressive docu...as always
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  6162. Fantastic indeed, thank you mr. Felton. I'm going to rewatch
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  6163. Love the docs man, thanks for all this amazing content!
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  6164. Mark Felton's ad reads are great lol He's the only one whose ad's I'll watch.
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  6165. Thank you for your wonderful research Dr. Felton!
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  6166. Great start to the weekend, Mark drops a video.
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  6167. Happy to hear you narrating again, Mr. Felton. Thank you and stay safe.
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  6168. I love how the video title is straight to the point with this one, Mark 😄
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  6169. Always excellent content. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  6170. Thank you, Professor! Continue your amazing channel.
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  6171. Another brilliant video Mark thanks for that 👍
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  6172. Mark new video, 21 minutes long, the song, The clic was easy.
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  6173. Thanks for highlighting the military service of some of the royals... This is a long tradition, and like you mentioned, not a simply ceremonial honor applied to them. There are many royals throughout history who have played decisive parts in many UK wars. James the 2nd Stuart comes to mind (the anglo-dutch wars of the late 17th century), as well as the late duke of Edinburgh b(in the battle of cape Matapan among others).
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  6174. As always one of the best documentary channels
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  6175. From across the pond in the US, I had a chance to visit my brother when he taught at Oxford and we toured Duxford Air Museum and IWM in London. I was very impressed with the amount of history and remember seeing many of these weapons. Great channel, keep it up.
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  6176. Professor Mark Felton FRHistS. Thanks again for an absolutely fascinating short documentary on a forgotten piece of WW2 history. Like a fine wine your channel just keeps getting better and better
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  6177. Damn you, Mark Felton! I cannot watch just one of your videos. If I watch one I am on the Felton train for at least 2 hours. Great job! Thank you for the history.
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  6178. I was stationed at Ft. Monmouth in 1966 and I saw GI Joe in the museum.
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  6179. What a great story. I was very surprised by the abrupt ending Sir Mark. No doubt you are the very best. Once again you leave me on the edge of the chair. 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  6180. Yes! Two minutes after a Dr. Felton video dropped! A good day indeed!
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  6181. HOWDY EVERYONE FROM NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ! 🇺🇸
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  6182. I honestly don't know how you do it Dr. Felton. So much interesting content.
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  6183. A guy that I worked with had a Mauser k 98 sniper rifle that his father brought back from the Korean War when I was in the Vietnam War we came across some American Equipment that was lend least to the Soviet Union during World War II
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  6184. There was a plethora of WWII weapons all over SE Asia. I ended up with a Czech CZ52 in 7.65mm. I am guessing it was an end of war sample as it is somewhat on the crude side. Never could figure out how it got to where it was. Perhaps the French left it behind. Don't know. Still have it after all these years. Good episode, as always.
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  6185. Wow your Italian pronunciation of "pipistrello" was amazing, you're the first i heard actually trying (and this case also managing) to pronounce correctly Italian words, usually English speakers just pronunce them in an English way (ending up butchering the word) nice job🏅
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  6186. Very interesting and informative as always. This is a great companion piece to the Forgotten Weapons video on Chinese Lugers and Warlord pistols.
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  6187. Skull Duggery…get it?🤣Also..fun fact…I was stationed in Schweinfurt, Germany from 1988-1990. I was in the US Army Military Police. As such, we had a very close relationship with the German Police (Polizei). Back then, and I am assuming to this day, the Criminal Police were still referred to as the Cripo!
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  6188. Big kudos for the “skullduggery” double entendre
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  6189. I'm ready to rewatch these episodes again.
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  6190. Thanks for this video, Dr. Felton. Today I'll be thinking of those brave men who fought during this battle. I might even break out the Bastogne episodes of Band of Brothers, although that would only be in 4 days' time.
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  6191. Thank you dr Felton for yet another amazing video about WW2.Your history on this subject knows no bounds.
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  6192. Thanks for everything you do Mark!
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  6193. Thank you for all the videos, love the channel.
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  6194. Dr Felton uploaded? It's time for History class!!
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  6195. Mark, march 1945 rhur pocket is my favourite aspect of ww2 how they trapped Walther model etc I didn’t even know about king tigers. !!! Brilliant video again
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  6196. Mr. Felton, as many have already said, the quality of your videos is truly astounding. I am forever grateful for your continued willingness to share your extensive knowledge and talents on YouTube. Bravo!
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  6197. i like this type of video seeing Markfeltons face as intro while drinkiing Cofee
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  6198. Great little weapon. I actually have an older .25auto variant with the "HO" (Heinrich Ortgies) circular brass inserts in the grips. "Deutsche Werke Aktiengesellschaft Werk Erfurt" on the slide.
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  6199. Lovw your splashes of humor along with your journey to relive the movie and historical facts. Always a good video!
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  6200. "Packed my twin mp40's and got in my hire car" that got me laughing Dr Mark my man😅🤣😅👍👍👍
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  6201. Another perfect video showing obscured and often forgotten topics. Not only the quality and accuracy is unparalleled but also what makes it much better is the subject which many history buffs or occasional history enthusiasts can't even think would be true. Dr. Felton's videos quality is not getting better video by video. They already have exceeded perfection and every video is just sliding through it!
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  6202. I can remember as a kid going to an ANZAC Day march in the late 1980s or early 1990s with my WW2 veteran grandad, standing in the crowd I saw a jeep drive by with a handfull of very old men on it. One had a mask and oxygen bottle, I remember him looking right at me with a smile and waving as I waved at him. I can't know for sure, but I believe these men were WW1 veterans. I think about this sometimes, the fact that they're all gone and thought I never met or talked with a WW1 veteran, I did wave to one.
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  6203. Here we go, Felton surprises me with more stuff I never knew about.
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  6204. You always come across some of the most unusual stories I have never heard this one
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  6205. And yet again mr. Felton gives us Prime entertainment, And yet again exactly when im about to Have a dinner. i congratulate your timing once More 👏🏼
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  6206. Excellent as always, a different view with fine visuals and real historicity.
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  6207. I volunteer at a small museum in the states. It is largely the private collection of one individual, and a number of items have been donated. Veteran bring-backs that are donated by family members are some of our favorite pieces.
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  6208. Such class and integrity. Jean Gabin, too. Not many present-day celebs would take such risks. By the way, the Hollywood Canteen is long gone, but the USO, of course, soldiers-on. As a Canadian serviceman traveling the through the United States on occasion, I was always welcomed at any of the USO lounges across the US, particularly at the "Bob Hope Lounge" at LAX. The kindness and hospitality of the volunteers is boundless, and it is open to American and Commonwealth service members on active duty status. It's a fine organization which receives no public funding, so donations are always welcome.
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  6209. Another great documentary by the great Dr. Mark Felton! thanks as always!
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  6210. 20k views on an hour, you're on fire Dr Felton and best wishes to you and yours Sir 👍
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  6211. May I say sir, that your content and narration approach that of my favorite documentary series 'The World at War'.
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  6212. Amazing story Mark those guys had a lot of guts. All heroes !🇺🇸
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  6213. Dr Felton love all your series and this one too ❤ thank you and can’t wait for episode 2 🎉 please stay healthy sir
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  6214. Excellent video! I'd never heard of this special mission before today. You work is always superb, well-documented & professionally presented. One very minor point: As a former USAF bomber pilot, I can tell you that Crew Chief flights were never "joy rides". They were often taken aboard to observe problems that only seemed to occur during flight. Or to demonstrate to them why some test or possible solutions they wanted us to do while airborne were either impossible, impractical or potentially hazardous. Like pilots, they needed some "hands on" experience to truly get the "big picture", and keep our birds properly maintained. Crew Chiefs are the unsung heroes of aviation. (Ok, yes, they did enjoy the flights... most of the time.) I had one Crew Chief say this after a particularly sticky problem and upon being informed he was coming along on the next flight: "Oh, you want me aboard? Uh... How about you let me take another look at things here on the ground first? " (He was half-joking... so we thought.) No such flights are possible in a single seater. But most aircraft have 2-seat training versions or top-notch simulators, and giving maintainers rides in those is highly valuable experience they badly need. How'd you like to be a high-end auto mechanic who'd never actually even ridden in the luxury vehicle he was a specialist in?
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  6215. Your videos have taught me more about history than anything else! I love it.
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  6216. Always awesome to click on a mark felton video to see "No Views" Keep up the fantastic work Mark!
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  6217. Hey! i caught this one at two minutes old, just sitting down after supper and this treat popped up. Hi Doc, keep up the good work!
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  6218. I love that intro music. And your voice. So thankful I found your channel!
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  6219. that dogfight action is unreal. youre a treasure, dr. felton.
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  6220. As a Czech i love to see this video!keep up the great content
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  6221. Actual historic discoveries on this channel! Brilliant work Mark!
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  6222. You manage to amaze me everytime with your video's!
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  6223. Wow. Such a great story that I would have never heard if not for you. Thank you
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  6224. Man, I tell ya... Where does Dr Felton come up with this stuff? It's always super informative and so damn interesting.... Love this guy.
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  6225. Thank you Mark for keeping the memory of this valiant woman alive.
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  6226. Congratulations on getting 1 million subs
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  6227. Being a fan of Mark Felton and his channel, when I watch some sub standard WWII videos on other channels, for fun, I comment that they should watch Mark Felton's channel for much better, truthful videos to see how a proper video should be done with commentary....:)
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  6228. The squirrel one got me good lmao, excellent video as always!
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  6229. First I hit Like. Then I watch the video.
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  6230. Graz, Austria also has some vintage trams you can ride on. Specifically the Type GVB 200 from 1946-49. Also the city's tram lines are well integrated into the city's infrastructure. Enjoy your videos as always!
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  6231. I knew this old lady from Hiroshima, she was a student when the bomb was dropped, she said she was riding on a tram when it happened.
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  6232. Bedankt Mark! Groet uit Groningen
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  6233. Yess another video on my country 😊 Greetings from the Netherlands
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  6234. THIS IS GOOD TO LEARN THANK YOU .
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  6235. Another exciting part! Well done yet again !!
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  6236. Heard a lot about German developments in this field, but never knew the US built some flying bombs - and who else but Dr Mark to enlighten us!
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  6237. Thank you Mark for all your amazing content.
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  6238. Once again Mark, you've managed to inform me of something I'd never heard of before this. Keep doing what you do.
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  6239. Colombia also has M8 Greyhounds with quad 50 cal. machine guns, as self propelled anti-aircraft vehicles. The dominican army still has 5 M3 Half Tracks in service since 2016 as well.
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  6240. I see mark, I click. Life is simple
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  6241. I sold one of the Kaiser's teapots when I worked for an auction house. It was exciting to handle imperial items. We had Czar Nicholas's dessert plates also.
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  6242. Greatest history channel 😊
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  6243. This is some great content. Why Mark Felton, Is the best channel on Youtube.
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  6244. 5:18 am EST the video has been out for 26 minutes and there's already 171 comments....I love this channel and all who religiously follow like me
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  6245. Mark is a Jedi Knight of You Tube, wise and informative and never fails to impress. One of the very best channels.
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  6246. Once again a compelling and comprehensive exposition. Thank you.
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  6247. Love this channel..almost daily I learn a new piece of history. Thank you for your work!
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  6248. Mark Felton video drops in; We drop EVERYTHING.
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  6249. Thank you for all your content. I'm American and if not from you I would have never been able to learn all this. To keep it short, thank you so much
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  6250. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  6251. Very few people know about this raid, even in China and in Taiwan. I only happen to know by reading a 70’s Taiwanese book (translated from Chinese).
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  6252. Man What a Story... Never ever had a 1% Idea that Doolittle Raid was not the 1st One but Respect for both Anyway...
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  6253. Hi Mark thank you for the continual amazing information you reveal, an endless amount of revelations!!!
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  6254. Things to ponder about, conflicting reports and no definitive evidence, another great report done by Mark, thank you for sharing. Cheers and stay safe
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  6255. Done with thorough, careful scholarship typical of a Felton production.
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  6256. Congrats on the sponsorship Mark, well deserved
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  6257. This would have been one of the most daring assassinations of all time had it went ahead and was a one way ticket for those involved. Truely fascinating stuff from Dr Felton.
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  6258. This is crazy i never knew that Germans actually fought japanese so interesting
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  6259. Now this promises to be fascinating!
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  6260. My warmest congratulations on having passed the 2M subscriber point. Richly deserved!
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  6261. Thank you so much for such an interested doco video 🙂. I only looked at it because I saw Sandringham in the heading. I am a UK Ex-pat living in NZ and now just about to hit 70, anything that triggers a pleasant memory is worthy to be looked at. I spent much of my youth in Norfolk and many of the towns and villages mentioned I've spent time in. It is so good that the fallen servicemen are remembered, thank you.
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  6262. You never fail to inform and entertain Dr. Felton! ❤️
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  6263. Thank you Mark your videos bring me joy ❤️
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  6264. Ditto. I’ve learned a ton from this channel.
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  6265.  @ffjsb  Although his German enunciation is getting better on every episode. If he keeps that up, he will be able to produce a German speaking history channel as well.................
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  6266. There have been several videos about Poles on this channel - the end credits brought up a small selection.
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  6267. Mark on a rainy Sunday in Texas. As good as it gets.
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  6268. My mother had a mule named Gus, she said he was a sweetheart.He was so gentle and smart.This was around 1942...
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  6269. My great-great grandfather was in a Mule unit of the British Indian Army and he was in France during WW2. 4 other relatives fought in Burma (and they were supplied by Mules). I actually needed such information about the Mule units. What a great video for that!
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  6270. My father was a mule skinner with the 10nth Mountain div in Italy. He fought as infantry then when needed he would bring up supplies by mule. When he was in basic training he was approached by an officer that said South Dakota gets cold winters doesn't it; Yes Sir do you know how to handle a mule Yes sir. With that he was sent to the Italian front with the tenth.
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  6271. I own a French motorcycle, a Ratier L7. It is a kind of copy of the BMW r12. The motorcycle was driven by the French police, among others when escorting high-ranking politicians such as Charle de Gaulle. The engine is clearly a BMW r12
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  6272. You always know that it's going to be good when you hear the words...."but it may surprise you to learn......". Absolutely brilliant!!!
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  6273. Mark Felton a secret agent teleportated in 2021 from 1939
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  6274. Another great historical story. This is one of my favorite YouTube channels, very much at the top of the list. So incredibly refreshing to view historical accounts that are informed by research and obvious respect for the subject matter, and, especially, free of indoctrinating narratives.
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  6275. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  6276. I understand that Ernest Hemingway was there. Driving into the city with a jeep-load of his ex civil war cut-throats, he "liberated" a hotel bar.
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  6277. Another great video about largely unknown information. Thanks Mark!
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  6278. Professor Felton. Where you automatically hit the like button even before watching the video.
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  6279. Hello and respect from São Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷.
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  6280. Thank you Dr. Felton. Always enjoy your WWII videos. Cheers from 🇨🇦 my friend. Lol Anyone who doesn't 👍 Felton's videos = NUTS!
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  6281. I love Dr. Felton’s videos.
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  6282. A very interesting report, you do an excellent job Mark.
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  6283. I’m simple man, Mark Felton posts something, I like even before the video starts playing.
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  6284. I don't even consider myself a huge history buff or anything, but I keep coming back here because these documentaries are so well done and so compelling.
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  6285. How had I not heard of these other raids?. Great vid Mark.
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  6286. Very interesting Mark.
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  6287. Im "working", i was in a meeting. Couldnt click faster....
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  6288. I watch everything you put out Mark, since your early days. I found you when you were an obscure channel, and you’ve never hearted a single one of my comments and I’m personally offended 😭😭... makes me sad Mark :c
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  6289. History keeps providing us with interesting stories, dug up carefully by Dr Felton
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  6290. Nice video.
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  6291. Another tremendous offering Dr Felton and I have to applaud the wonderful research and efforts you have put in to this sterling upload, many thanks once again. ☘️
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  6292. Wow! When I first starting watching Mark he had a small channel. Look at him now! Lots of hard work has created great videos and a big channel.
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  6293. We love you Dr Felton!
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  6294. That was interesting. Thanks.
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  6295. I love the not so widely known aspects of history!!! I never knew there were Commonwealth forces at the bulge. Thank you for this!!!
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  6296. Holy Crap! I thought I knew all about Flensburg and Glucksburg. Ever heard about this at all!
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  6297. This channel is so awesome
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  6298. Another five star, thoroughly researched video (series in this case). Excellent presentation as usual, simply brilliant. Thank you.
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  6299. Mesopotamia, also known as the "Land Between the Rivers," is renowned as the "Cradle of Civilization." It witnessed the rise of prominent civilizations, including Sumer, Akkad, Babylon, and Assyria.
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  6300. Absolutely fascinating! Thankyou for that!
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  6301. All I have to say Mark, is that your channel just gets better every day. You are the best historian on WW2 I have come across. The stuff you find is amazing and teaches me stuff I never knew, and I thought I had a reasonable grasp, yet you keep astounding me. Another great story. Cheers from Australia.
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  6302. Thanks Dr Felton, awesome and informative as usual. I appreciate how you keep all of this objective, simply instructing what happened and leaving opinion to the student.
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  6303. As ever, an excellent and informative video! Thanks 👍
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  6304. My Dad was a B24 Navigator, stationed at Attlebridge, near Norwich. He said he was shocked to see the extensive bomb damage there and in London.
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  6305. I have been there many times. Much of it is gone. There is another structure, the remains of a greenhouse? Maybe. It is a destination for locals and tourists alike.
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  6306. Rainy days are better spent at home listening to Dr. Feltons channel.
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  6307. Excellent work, Mark! You never disappoint!
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  6308. I found on a farm in NZ a swastika branding iron and it is amazing how many people I show it to didn't realise how old the symbol actually is.
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  6309. Yet another fascinating and unreported story by Dr Felton. Many thanks.
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  6310. I was fascinated by airships since I was little, thank you so much for this video.
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  6311. No need to justify your sources or content, Mark. Every video is an amazing unveiling of war history with genuine footage and precise narration. Thanks for producing.
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  6312. I served in Sierra Leone with the Gurkhas. The best men i ever served with and a nightmare on the razzle !!! helping them make a goat curry was an experience i'll never forget.
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  6313. Great video mark as always!!!!! Thank you for the great education you give to all of us.👍
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  6314. Mark is greatest historian there is! Who else knew about this until Mark told them about it! You’re the best historian in world history Mark!!!!!
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  6315. Begafilm has exellent videos and interviews! Thanks for another gem, Dr. Felton!
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  6316. More informative content thank you!
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  6317. Another well researched and superbly presented video. I liked the bit about what happened to Monty when he tried to exploit Ike's predicament for his own aggrandisement. Thanks, Mark.
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  6318. As an Army military policeman in Germany during the 1980s, the criminal police were still called creepo!!!
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  6319. The tactical marks on his bellied 109 are unusual. A chevron and a beam would be a group adjudant, IIRC. Never saw a chevron combined with a S Rune, but then, these markings sometimes varied from wing to wing. In any way, he belonged to the staff sqadron of his group.
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  6320. Wow I didn’t know this history! Thanks for sharing Dr Felton! Have a great weekend ahead!
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  6321. Thank you for another great and informative video Dr. Felton √
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  6322. this is the best history channel on youtube
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  6323. Fascinating! Who knew? Dr. Felton's reallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllly good at ferreting out these hidden or forgotten stories!
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  6324. Dr. Felton, my family and I really enjoy your videos, history that's not taught in public schools. You have the uncanny ability to provide us with a good history lesson! Keep up the good work!
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  6325. A great series Mark! Im sure its alot of hard work to produce these, so thank you.
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  6326. Love the more obscure and lesser known WWII history you cover.
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  6327. Grandfather, Hürtgen, 1944 KIA. the medal is still dear to the family. we also still have the telegram.
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  6328. Mark, thanks for uploading interesting and unusual stories that aren't featured elsewhere! 👍😊
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  6329. Mark, your materials are very good, especially from the period of collapse of the 3 Reich. Good job!
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  6330. Come for the history, stay for the awesome Churchill impressions.
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  6331. Hi Dr. Felton, you never cease to amaze how you find these amazing stories that seem to have been overlooked by others! Thank you very much and have a good evening!
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  6332. AWESOME !!
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  6333. One of two polish FT-17s which were captured by Bolsheviks and donated to the Kingdom of Afghanistan by USSR as a"gift of frienship" is in home again. After 100 years. It was restored. :)
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  6334. Such interesting videos Mark! Thank you for all of your hard work!!
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  6335. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment! I have 3 of your books. I like the escape from Mussolini's Colditz.
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  6336. I have been in the Texas Book Depository building and looked out that window. I have also been in Ford's Theater in D.C. Both places are in their own way very eerie.
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  6337. This series is going to be great.
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  6338. Me: I know everything there is to know about D-Day, I am a being if unstoppable energy now Mark Felton: Hold mu Earl Grey tea please.
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  6339. Another great history lesson during my lunch break. Love this channel. Thanks!
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  6340. here we are folks, on another episodes, that we never know before if its because Mark
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  6341. Watching Mark Felton videos is equal to attending University lectures. The fine details revealed are amazing and help to understand details about combat strategies.
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  6342. The depth of detail you go into is exceptional.... also on other videos and this one I like the way you refer to the Germans especially by using the correct military rank in German. It gives an air of real authenticity as if your not authentic already. Thanks Dr. Felton for making my life a bit more interesting......
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  6343. It never ceases to amaze me the interesting stories Dr Felton relays to us here. Its well worth donating to keep these coming.
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  6344. No, it’s me who is to say thank you Dr. Mark Felton for yet another exciting and insightful video. I have learnt a lot and gained great appreciation for history because of you. Thank you Dr. Mark Felton!
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  6345. I'd like to see a future video if not already done, on the blue division. I have heard a lot about them but I know very little to nothing about the division. A video or any knowledge on them would be very appreciated. Thanks for the awesome content Mark!
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  6346. I was a college student during those years and only heard about Vietnam. Many thanks for sharing this important historical information I knew nothing about! 👍
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  6347. Gotta love that theme tune and the straight forward, matter of fact delivery of facts not commonly known.
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  6348. Keep up the fantastic work. One of the best youtube channels there is
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  6349. Damn you’ve been cranking these out. Amazing quality as usual
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  6350. Clearly one of the best channels on this platform. Thank you for everything you do not only is it fascinating but highly educational. I don't miss any of your videos. Thank you again.
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  6351. Thanks Dr Felton. Just when you think you've heard everything, I get a notification of another chapter of WW2 history!
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  6352. Thanks for all the videos, Mark. Merry Christmas, and looking forward to more wonderful content from you in 2021. Stay well!
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  6353. Yet another reason to love this channel. A wonderful video to air this Christmas season and a reminder to be thankful for the sacrifice who served and made it possible for us to have the lives we do today. Having to fly level, low and slow in the face of murderous anti aircraft fire is surely the epitome of bravery.
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  6354. I'm from Croatia and this was a really interesting video. Thanks for making it!
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  6355. These videos are just amazing and very informative. Congratulations
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  6356. Dr. Felton this vid along with the vid about Borman were EXCELLENT!!!!!! Thanks for the education and especially the effort!!!!
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  6357. Just amazing! Learning more every time I listen to Mark. Thanks so much for all your teachings Much appreciated.
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  6358. Dr. Mark Felton, you are much appreciated. Kind Regards from Stockholm, Sweden 🙂
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  6359. Yet again Dr Felton, right when I thought myself an "officiato" about the war, you come along and teach me something new. Well done!
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  6360. Thanks Mark for a superb video again something I never knew about. Really enjoy all the in depth information you present obviously researched in full. I have never heard of Admiral Frisius. He was a brilliant strategist if I understand things correctly along with being a strict disciplinarian. I wish I had a history teacher like you at school. It was one of my favourite subject and oddly one of only two I passed in (NZ School Cert 1970). These videos along with your audio channel really put a light in my day. Stay safe from Greater London.
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  6361. I've learned more from these videos during the Covid 19 lockdown than I ever would have learnt at school. Thanks Mark!
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  6362. Another interesting piece of history from the WWII era I never knew about until now, thanks again Mark.
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  6363. Always a great day when Mark Felton puts up a new video!
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  6364. NOTIFICATION: Mark Felton Post a video! Me: awwwww shoot. Grabs popcorn and starts video
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  6365. I was just reading about pigeons awarded medals in the 2nd world War and your video popped up, great upload sir.
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  6366. You are my most favourite youtuber to watch this kind of content. I learn alot of this kind of history. Thanks to you!
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  6367. Just truly unbelievable content as always!
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  6368. Many of your videos are interesting sidelights of history that none the less played a large role in history and today was a perfect example D Day is thought of as the troops wading ashore against incredible odds, but it was the behind the scenes work of the SAS that helped ensure success. I never knew much about this part of the story but in 5 minutes I learned a lot
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  6369. Like your impersonation of Winnie Mark😊 plus I’ve never seen that footage before! Cheers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  6370. Very interesting and informative again 👍 Thank you Dr. Felton, and greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, TW.
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  6371. What I like about this show is that there's always something new. New history.
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  6372. Amazing content as always!
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  6373. I really appreciate your grounded observations and evidence. I love me a good conspiracy theory, especially when presented in a manner such as this! Thanks Mark for another amazing info dump!
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  6374. Always a quality production. Mark Felton is the best. 👍
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  6375. Another fantastic story told by Mr Felton!
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  6376. A awesome documentary of post war Generals
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  6377. Thank you very much my dear friend. You did a excellent job Again. Keep up the excellent work. 🙋‍♂️🐈👍👌
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  6378. Awesome barn find story Mark.
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  6379. I am always humbled by Dr. Felton's knowledge and expertise. Great video!
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  6380. It is important to note, the F-15, F-16, and even the Mig-29, all still frontline fighters in major nations to this day (and still being produced), are of the same or similar age. The design of the F-14 is capable enough to equip nations still, IF and only IF it continues to receive updated weapons and avionic packages like the US inventory of F-15 and F-16s. While Iran is capable of doing that itself, it cannot build entirely new airframes, thus, age and attrition is taking over. The US has F-15s and F-16s in service, but not the same original airframes built in the 70's and 80's, those airframes did not have necessary updates, and over the years the airframes themselves fatigue. No matter how diligent the maintenance and updates made for the F-14's, they will continue to become more and more unreliable, until they are no longer cost effective to operate.
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  6381. I read The Odessa File, wild stuff! Great video Dr. Felton!
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  6382. Thats It, i'm addicted!
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  6383. I really enjoy your WWII videos. My dad (RIP) is a WWII vet of the ETO, US 30th ID. He had plenty of stories, souvenirs too.
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  6384. Let’s go I’ve learned so much about small events in history because of you thank you Mark 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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  6385. Again a bloody great video and great new stories on a great plane! Even as an eightyear old kid I was in awe of the EE Lightning at Farbrorough. And still am. Seeing this video again rightly so.
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  6386. Again I learned something new from Dr. Felton.
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  6387. Just started reading the castle of the eagles, took me a while to get round to it and I'm glad I did, cheers for the top notch content proffeser Felton!
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  6388. Thanks again Mark for another great WW2 story I've never heard before, a really nice way to start a Monday morning.
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  6389. My dog runs in to the room wagging his tail after hearing the intro music
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  6390. Mark the man
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  6391. As always Mr Felton sets a representation of historical events unmatched.
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  6392. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for this fascinating and detailed recounting of this part of Himmler's demise. It's also a real cliffhanger!
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  6393. At least theres no moans and drones on this channel just quality history
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  6394. Always love the amount of research and time that go into your videos! Well done Dr. Felton!
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  6395. Great!!! A Mark Felton video to uplift my day🎉🎉🎉
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  6396. I’m Belgian, World War history enthusiast and I’ve never heard this story. Dr. Felton, I salute you. Best YouTube channel out here. ✌🏻
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  6397. Best WW2 historian on the planet.-from Indiana, USA
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  6398. Thank you Dr. Felton. You inspire a new generation of historians.
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  6399. This channel is awesome. 👍
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  6400. That Tatra 87 at the 8:00 mark was the ultimate assassin of German officers. With its heavy understeer, rear engine design, the germans were not taught how to operate such a beast. the rest is history of course when the Germans copied the designs and turned them into rear engine designs of their own known as the Beetle and Porsche.
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  6401. Hi Mark...as a student of WW2 history, special emphasis Eastern Front, I appreciate and value your uploads. The very high quality of your narration, editing, factual content, truly brilliant insights and your obvious passion on the subject make this an easy choice for me!
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  6402. mark will go down as the greatest narrator in history
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  6403. happy halloween Mark!
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  6404. Thank you Dr Felton, not at all what I expected.
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  6405. Fascinating and insightful.
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  6406. All I can say is wow ! What a crazy and unbelievable story that’s true . Great job 👍
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  6407. Congrats on 500k
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  6408. This story is absolutely amazing. You are doing a great service giving a voice to these wonderful women ! Thank you dr. Felton.
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  6409. 3.3k views after 23 minutes of the video being uploaded. You're going to be YouTubes biggest history channel in no time, Dr Felton!
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  6410. One of the most interesting stories you've told yet!
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  6411. I think Mark is secretly an OSI agent contacting us from the past to get the people of the future info that can be quite interesting
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  6412. I think Mark Felton’s channel is the only one I’ve ever seen without any negative comments on his videos. Everyone just comes here for some quality education. What a lovely place.
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  6413. Holly crap ! I just gave the first thumbs up. Dr Felton videos are always quick to receive lots of thumbs up. Love these videos , they are top shelf .
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  6414. Go forth and multiply! Love it!
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  6415. Unbiased and well organized work as per usual keep it up
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  6416. Excellent find Dr Felton. to put footage to the voice of 'Tokyo Rose' is a feat in itself. Thanks for sharing!
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  6417. Once again I learn things I didn't know on a Mark Felton video.
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  6418. I love this channel. its more than a cliff notes on history, its the details.
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  6419. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time
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  6420. Merrill’s marauders is unfortunately getting close (2 left). My grandfather was a medic in that unit
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  6421. A fine job as always Mark!! I really enjoy watching everything you put out!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  6422. I’ve been waiting for a video! Thanks for another masterpiece Mark!
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  6423. I saw a Mark Felton video posted 4 minutes ago and I was on top of the world!
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  6424. These videos by Mark are so addictive I can binge watch them all evening
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  6425. Amazing stuff Mark. I loved the secret tank/cars at the end. Thanks
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  6426. Another perfect start to the day. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  6427. Nothing like coming in from mowing the lawn and listening to one of these. Great vid as always, incredible it took so many raids to destroy.
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  6428. As aluminium or aluminum (depending on the language) is endless recyclable one might have a beer can that original was an aircraft part at hand. An unbelievable amount of metal was thrown into the war effort back then.
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  6429. Happy Thanksgiving to all 🦃 and another Mark Felton masterpiece!
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  6430. I have always wondered how they did this?! A very good topic thank you for bringing history to life for us,many thanks Mark Felton
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  6431. Island Farm prisoner of war camp is outside Bridgend in South Wales. It saw that largest German POW break out om March 1945. It has a surviving hut containing murals painted by the prisoners.
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  6432. Leave it Mark to bring us more history than we could ordinarily never hear of....Three Cheers!
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  6433. Twenty-five videos ago, I thought, "No way can Mark Keep this up." DJNaija wrote : "This guy makes every WWII buff feel like a total casual." Yes. He's keeping it up.
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  6434. I just got my food and I saw this perfect timing
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  6435. In these miserable times Dr Felton regaling us with stories of real men really cheer me up. Thank you.
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  6436. Despite its brevity, this is a powerful summary of the end for these participants in tyranny and murder.
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  6437. Always a pleasure when the notification comes through for another video from Dr Felton. Pleased to say this is another excellent contribution. Many thanks for the content.
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  6438. I was a recce & topo troup commander in a M101 Battery in the Austrian Army. Exellent weapon, especially if they use it in a way that plays to its strength, like relatively lightweight, maneuverable, and easy Ammo-handling.
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  6439. The Heinkel III has always been one of my favorite bombers of ww2 thanks for the video.
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  6440. Amazing that the aircraft has any of it remaining given that it's been out in the elements for 80 years. Today's episode is very interesting. Always enjoy the content. One of my favorite channels.
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  6441. Amazing. Thank you for these documentaries.
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  6442. Mr. Felton, Sir, thank you for this video. Collecting military helmets it's one of my hobbies, and so far I was able to gather a modest 30-and-something helmets, from various countries and armies, most of them original pieces issued during and after WW 2 (+ some replicas of WW1 helmets). I have two US M1s in my collection, one made in 1956 and another in 1979 (bought both of them via ebay). This being said, I hope you will consider the idea of making more videos about WW2 and Cold War helmets - some of them have fascinating stories! For example, the DDR (German Democratic Republic) helmet, designed by Nazis and rejected by Hitler due to propaganda reasons (!), adopted by Eastern Germany only because Hitler refusal :-) and used up to the collapse of Iron Curtain and the Berlin Wall. Or the Romanian helmet of WW2, bought from Holland before (and used during) the war to Stalingrad and back, then replaced by the Soviet helmet in 50s, only to be re-designed and reintroduced by the Romanian Socialist (and nationalist) regime of Nicolae Ceausescu in 60s, and finally replaced in 2000s by the NATO standard, modern kevlar-made helmet. Thanks again for your video(s). And best from Bucharest!
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  6443. I'll be damn. I was at AIRSOUTH at the time, and this is absolutely true. Great story, Sir.
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  6444. Thank you Dr. Felton for highlighting this event. I was a teenager when this event happened. You're work is of superior quality and high academic research and standards.
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  6445. I built a Ju88 model airplane as a boy in the 1960s. I liked the look of it. Had never heard this story! Thanks Mark!
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  6446. I'm glad that my town Pendleton Oregon was a part of this great history thank you for sharing
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  6447. Glad you mentioned the awesome "blood chit." Thanks for this excellent presentation!
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  6448. Often when I watch a Mark Felton Production, I learn little bits of history of WW2 that I'd never even suspected of happening-& I've read PLENTY on WW2.. Love the attention to detail given, thank you, Mark.
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  6449. Big fan, keep it going
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  6450. Alright I have something worth while to watch tonight, thank you for posting mark.
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  6451. I love ur history videos! I learn more here than in school xD keep up the great work!
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  6452. Mark finds the forgotten and obscure events that continue to fascinate me after 40+ years of studying the conflicts of the 20th century. I look forward to the next one
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  6453. You have 1.43 million subscribers at the time of writing, and deserve every single one of them. Specifically because you produce unique content and tell unique historical stories that can't be heard anywhere else!
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  6454. Come on 2 million subs! Dr. Felton deserves it!
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  6455. That would be a great tale on film! Thanks Dr Mark.. Actual historic discoveries on this channel! Brilliant work Mark!.
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  6456. True. But RoAF is getting the first batch of a total of 32 F-16s from RNoAF this year or next one. That is when these MiGs will (finally) be put in storage.
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  6457. Hi Mark - I think I speak for everyone when I say I LOVE THIS CHANNEL🤩
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  6458. Croatian people like me watching this video be like: :(
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  6459. I love Dr, Felton and the way he crafts his videos with the use of words like stupendous.
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  6460. This is better than thrillers, especially with those dramatic sound effects :) thanks, Dr. Felton for your work
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  6461. You and the Enfield look good together, sir! Cheers, Mark!
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  6462. Mark never misses a beat. Truly an inspiration.
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  6463. AMAZING story! Thanks so much for posting!!
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  6464. Beautiful gift for Christmas, Mark Thank you!
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  6465. Mark, I love it when you alternate your opening music with the other theme ever so often. It reminds me of some of your content several years ago, when I first discovered your channel and was simply over the moon about it. Not that I’m not still, but you know it was sort of the “puppy love” stage, for lack of a better term. You last used it on 'Eva Braun's Secret Pistol', and on your last 'War Stories' installment.
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  6466. you are my favourite history youtube channel, I understand you probably won't see this but I love the lesser known topics you cover in your videos, thanks and I will wait till your next upload!
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  6467. What a battle! Thank you for covering much lesser known actions of both sides! We look forward to everything you consistently work on and put out! Cheers Mark!
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  6468. Respect from São Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷.
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  6469. Finally, some more moments where your dry sense of humor and tongue in cheek come to the fore; this has some of the best stuff since your Beaufighter video in which the British pilot would return to base after his daring mission "for tea and medals". Brilliant, and keep it up! You are one of the people who keeps YT both legitimate and fresh.
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  6470. Dr. Felton out-sleuths the sleuths in ferreting out these delicious tidibits of history that have eluded other documentarians of WW2. Tally-ho and off to Ep. 3 we go, then!
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  6471. I absolutely love these videos when I was still in high school I used one of your videos in a presentation I had to do and my class and teacher enjoyed your video. I will say this I never seen my class mates so quiet watching you narrate a video from ww2 I was actually amazed they even listened. Keep up the good work
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  6472. Sir, we love your vids. Peace from Berkshire.
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  6473. I learn so much from your channel Mark.
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  6474. BY FAR THE BEST HISTORY CHANNEL EVER BETTER THAN QUEST NATNIOAL GEOGRAPHIC SMITHSOINIAN CHANNEL MARK FELTON PRODUCTIONS REMAINS KING OF THEM ALL
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  6475. Excellent coverage of a glossed-over event, with amazingly fitting and well-edited war footage as usual! Cool to see so much of my favorite tank, the Panzer IV, in action. Exemplary work as usual, Dr. Felton!!!
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  6476. Great video as always Mark - my Grandad could recall this attack on Manchester. I’m from Didsbury.
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  6477. Haha, finally! Some history!
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  6478. Raccoons are great and I'm not even joking I had a pet, they're too smart and have opposable thumbs would not surprise me if they learn how to use keypads soon.
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  6479. A really interesting time, historically, but not covered very much. Thank you Mr Felton.
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  6480. This shows that the WW2 technology was much more advanced than what people may think, awesome video
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  6481. " Get the hell out of dodge! " A very American expression Love your stuff Mr Mark
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  6482. Thank you immensely, Mark. Finest productions anywhere: informative and reliably accurate.
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  6483. This is actually pretty fascinating. Thank you for this interesting bit of history.
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  6484. Catering to a specific crowd with these edits and narrations. Love it. Reminds me of being a teen in the late 90s early 00s. History Channel greatness!
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  6485. Been looking forward to this one!
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  6486. Virgin netflix viewer: ww2 in colour is the best ww2 documentary! Chad Mark Felton viewer: I am historian now.
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  6487. Thanks for this great history lesson. Very nice collection.
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  6488. Mark felton research is often in the highest quality which made one wonder....is he a time traveller, doing interviews to captured luftwaffe aircrews and local townfolks. Another oustanding job.
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  6489. Don’t think much of Mark’s wall plastering skills but his channel is awesome 😊
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  6490. Always looking forward to another interesting and informative video, Mark. Cheers!
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  6491. Love this channel! Get my weekly fix of history videos. I've always been interested in WW2 but you've definitely widened my knowledge and certainly made me more interested in it! Don't stop Dr Felton!
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  6492. This was neat to wake up to. I didn't know this existed. I've heard of the Wolfs Lair before. I spent a good part of yesterday listening to Ratlines as well. The pictures and filming help to add light to this. Thanks again.
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  6493. Dr. Felton, thanks for keeping my insomnia company.
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  6494. Nice content as always Dr.Felton.
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  6495. Mark, I always learn something new with your amazing content. Thank you!
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  6496. Thank you for your outstanding service/work to all WW2 buffs... Hello from São Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷.
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  6497. Good Friday Mark. Your content is appreciated. What a great topic today!
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  6498. Another gem from Mark Felton. The World at War segment #21, focusing on the Japanese home front, dismissed the threat of a Chinese air raid as non-existent.
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  6499. Always hit that like button before the intro is over. Dr. Felton with more 🔥
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  6500. I too fell for the revisionist fairy tail about Rhine meadow camps and it's been 5 years and now my doubts are clear. You are really a wizard, you never cease to amaze me...😇
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  6501. Respectful tribute to these men - thanks.
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  6502. I've heard of this raid years ago. Thanks Mark for airing this video!
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  6503. Happy Monday to you good sir, Mark. When the day has been stressful, I get this ding...and it's a welcomed break.
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  6504. Doctor. These stories about lesser known raids are fascinating. Perhaps you could highlight some of the OSS operations?
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  6505. Here in Bulgaria some of our forces DO use the Mosin! Good detail!
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  6506. Dr Felton exposing Churchhills' discrepancies shows he is a truly unbiased WW2 Historian.
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  6507. It was the main role of RAVC vets In India and Burma .. the recovery rate was actually very good but it was often noted the animals personality often changed for the worse as they became frustrated at not being able to communicate. I spoke to a RAVC vet for several hours once on the phone about his experience.
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  6508. Yeah the hitler family lived 5-6 miles from here on Long Island. Willy had a couple of sons. None of which reproduced hopefully ending the line A large German community here on Long Island and a considerable amount of Nazis here before the war. They formed the German American Bund and created Camp Siegfried in Yaphank. Interesting stuff.
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  6509. As a Dutchman I have learned more from you in the few episodes you made about our heritage than in the 40 years in this country. Thank you Mark!
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  6510. Love your work Dr Felton.. thank you
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  6511. I honestly don't know how you come up with such creative content every time, as always a very interesting watch, thank you
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  6512. Wow. This is the stuff of thrillers and secret operations in the second world war. Amazing that some information is secured for the next century or close to the middle of this one. Thanks Doc. Keep ' em coming!😊
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  6513. Great as usual Dr. Felton. Will watch this when eating in a few mins. I am gaining so much knowledge thanks to you.
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  6514. Always love watching a video of yours, Dr. Mark!
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  6515. Another great but obscure bit of WWII history. Thank you, Dr Felton. An bit of WWII firefighting history: in the US all of the companies that produced fire trucks and fire engines were converted for the war effort. Except one : Seagrave, they built fire apparatus for the US and some were shipped to Britain to replace equipment damaged during the Blitz.
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  6516. Thanks Mark! Great content
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  6517. I can not wait for episode 2. Through hole episode 1, Mark had me on the edge of my seat.
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  6518. Not that it matters, but I was first. Excellent Content! I knew nothing of this, or indeed much about Bulgaria at all.
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  6519. Just to head off any questionsas to "Why?" by agreement between the victorious allies any surrendered Axis vessels, German or Japanese, could only be kept for short period of time for testing and evaluation and then scrapped or otherwise destroyed. The exceptions were surrendered vessels given as reparations, as the Nurnberg was to the Soviets. So anyway you look at it the Prinz Eugen was doomed one way or another. And I'm not suprised the US Navy crew had trouble with PE's engines, the Germans had trouble with them too, they were a bit over-engineered and delicate, as hard as that is to believe.
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  6520. Keep up the good content mark love the work
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  6521. I love ur vids mark !!!
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  6522. Mark your content is marvellous. Love From Pakistan
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  6523. I guess you could say, "this video measures up". But then all Mark's videos are great.
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  6524. You are the best english speaking history channel of all time and that will never change!
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  6525. Mr. Mark Felton thanks for telling this shocking CLASSIFIED information to the public. And thank you for Teaching this amazing information to me.!!😍😍😎😎😎👌🏼👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤝🤝
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  6526. Dr. Felton is the best historian I know!
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  6527. Great Content again from the great Dr. Mark Felton! thanks again for all the historical work you do!
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  6528. Thank you Mark for presenting this information. I have never heard of this one.
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  6529. Von Braun was the subject of the film biography titled, "I Aim at the Stars." Someone parodied it, including von Braun's Nazi past changing the title to "I Aim at the Stars, but Sometimes I Hit London."
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  6530. Mark, the way you present history on your YT channel really stands out. Some good blokes of mine also became enthusiastic subscribers of your channel. The photographs shown in the video are amazing. Looking forward to your next video. Many thanks for sharing.
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  6531. Another exciting episode from the man who knows more about WWll than anybody, I'm always waiting to see his new vedios, he has been a treasure trove of historical information thanks for all your hard work!!
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  6532. I was having a rotten day. Thank you, Mr Felton, for making it a bit better.
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  6533. Fascinating story, worthy of a top-class detective novel. Thanks Mark.
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  6534. I'm a massive fan of all your videos Dr Felton. Keep up the good work!
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  6535. Interesting...except for the fact that the Olympic stadium for the 1936 games was/is in Berlin, not Munich. The latter was designed by Frei Otto for the 1972 Olympics in Munich.
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  6536. In my hometown in the netherlands 1 km from my home theres a former mental hospital from the 50s to the 90s and now abandoned, its a old building with a older entrance and roof arch partially replaced. I went metal detecting and found 3 wedding rings, 9 bullets, a lot of war time coins and 1 german army priest cross, i was suprised since i was simply looking for modern coins or some jewelry from the mental hospital time. I went to my local townhall and after 4 weeks i got someone who was responsible for anything historical, when i showed him the stuff he got a big smile, he took me to his archive including a picture of the roofarch with a mg42 on it, and pictures of the rest of the building and surrounding woods littered with anti aircraft guns. I had seen many digitalized pictures from that time in my area, but never those. He explained me it was a kriegsmarine and SD HQ and people got executed there, so they did not add a lot of photo's from that site. ( i dont get it its history but choices if you have thousands of pictures right? ) It was one of the most exiting feelings i had when i pieced that history together in my hometown, so congratulations mark on the find! must be a special one.
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  6537. Excellent thank you. Trivial but you referred to British cavalry as using armoured cars etc. In fact it was the last actual use of formal horse cavalry by two Yeomanry regiments who were very active is using their superior tactical mobility. Literally the ‘spear point’ of the regiments in active patrolling was a horseman with drawn sword to immediately react to contact with the enemy, two mounted riflemen to pin down the nemesis whilst the Hotchkiss Portable machine gun was brought forward to dominate the action and a general attack or withdrawal was actioned.
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  6538. My evening just got a whole lot better. Thank you once again Dr. Felton
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  6539. Excellent presentation. It's great to see films that I haven't seen before. And your narration and story is spot on.
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  6540. I don’t think comparisons to other “history” channels serve us well. Anything compared to mediocrity (History Channel) comes out shining - without having to be anywhere near interesting. I suggest we judge Dr Felton’s output on its own merits. It is, without exception, excellent. Not only drawing the highest praise from history buffs but also converting the victims of school history lessons to Felton-ites Can I also single out for praise War Stories. It brings alive periods when there were no (or few) pictures in a way that it seems to me that you are listening and watching a story. Is true history too niche for mainstream TV? We do have occasional, very good history programmes here in the UK but there are very infrequent. Clever TV executives would surely have seized upon true history for regular programmes if they thought that they would attract advertisers and audiences. I wish that I knew the answer but we must thank You Tube ( and that doesn’t happen very often) for being able to see and hear D Felton’s output.
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  6541. Fascinating history! 👍
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  6542. Everything he put's out is very interesting, History let's not forget.
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  6543. Goebbels was a small man. Wearing a holstered Luger or P38 would`ve looked comically large on him. This will be a very interesting series, Dr Felton.
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  6544. I was in a Schindler lift in a Sydney apartment building recently, the interior of the lift is entirely Swastikas facing both ways in an interconnecting design. It may not be noticed by some immediately, but when you realise the design......it sticks out a mile.
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  6545. Appreciate your neutrality when discussing the Third Reich. Too much history injects editorializing and paints the Nazis as an almost supernatural evil. I understand the impulse to do this, but I’m an adult and can come to the conclusions on my own without a “historian” cramming it down my throat.
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  6546. Just when you think you've heard everything about D Day, Mark has another story for us. Amazing!
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  6547. When I was growing up in Hong Kong the Gurkhas used to come and play soccer with us kids. I remember before the handover there was rumblings about China taking HK by force and there were nearly a million PLA troops over the border. Both my parents were ex service and both said the PLA wouldn't dare with 3000 Gurkhas in town.
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  6548. Dr Felton, as a fellow resident of Norwich, a lifelong supporter of the Gurkhas, and a subscriber to your channel, I am mildly disappointed that you failed to mention the outstanding work of the Gurkha Welfare Trust. The founding of the trust (1970) should be the subject of a further video in itself. Keep up the superb work 😊
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  6549. Most fascinating lesson Dr. Felton. Your videos provide much enjoyment to this American anglophile.
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  6550. Mark never fails to keep us watching! Love this channel so much!
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  6551. Yes! just was taking a break, and now I get a dose of history:) perfect timing, thanks Dr. Felton!
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  6552. A panther was left belly up in a polish river and was lifted in the 90s and restored
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  6553. Another amazing episode! Thank you Dr. Felton and to those who contributed the film footage!
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  6554. Amazing video again! Thank you for sharing, I appreciate it a LOT👍 Greetings from the Netherlands, TW.
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  6555. Who gives a thumbs down on a Dr. Felton video? Excellent job Dr. you have some of the most informative videos out here. Keep up the outstanding work!
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  6556. Dr. Felton you never seize to Amaze me. You are my favorite historian and i love hearing that intro... I know im gonna learn something everytime I hear it.
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  6557. Another master class video! Doc,you're the best!😊❤😊😊😊
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  6558. Mark, thank you for the very informative video. I liked the ''look back'' on the historical significance the Kennedy brothers had in the 20th century and wonder what our world would look like if they had never been taken from us by an assassins bullet. I always look forward to hearing your historical accounts of the past...but this one, was one of the best.
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  6559. Brilliant reflection, thank you Mark Felton.
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  6560. Luckily, not all the German gun batteries were so difficult. My father was a company commander in the 7th Green Howards who were tasked with taking the nearby gun battery of Ver-sur-Mer which had been subjected to a sustained bombardment from HMS Belfast. He told me that after receiving this treatment the occupants were quite keen to surrender and 50 were taken prisoner.
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  6561. Imagine if Mark Felton productions started doing star wars lol, same tone and voice
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  6562. Thank you for a very enjoyable video, Dr. Felton. A light-hearted video packed with delicious tidbits of historical knowledge.
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  6563. Out of all of the history I've ever learned about WW2, this channel is the most informative. I always look forward to watching videos.
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  6564. Another Vulcan in video, so it's another good video !
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  6565. I've always thought that the Purple Heart is a beautiful looking medal. Another great vid Mark 👍
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  6566. My Dad was in the 70th Independent Tank Batalion attached to the 4th Infantry Division and landed at Utah Beach. I seem to remember he said the landing craft and crew carrying him, and his jeep and crew were British. May the red Central Texas earth lay light over his bones.
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  6567. Your stuff is always informative and interesting, that's why I subscribe. This episode I found particularly intriguing. At least for me, an uncovered gem. Thanks. TK
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  6568. I look forward to these daily uploads.
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  6569. I haven't been keeping up with recent videos unfortunately, coming back and seeing you've achieved almost 1million subs is no surprise to me.
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  6570. Another fantastic episode. I'm quickly watching everything on this channel! Well done, Mark.
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  6571. Love the terminator cosplay at the beginning
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  6572. Unique, well researched and very interesting. Thank you Mark!
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  6573. One of the best history channels on YouTube..good job mark
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  6574. I was in Gdynia recently and saw this ship. Amazing to learn more about it here. Thanks for another great video.
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  6575. Again, this is awesome little nugget of history.Thank You Mark.
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  6576. Marcek would have been most likely been known by my great uncle Edward Bernadzikowski as he was also in exile in Britain.
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  6577. I found Colonel (later Brigadier General) Frank Howley's book "Berlin Command" extremely helpful in my own research of the U.S. Army's attempt to assume occupation duties in their assigned sector in Berlin in June/July 1945. Howley did not pull any punches in his searing account of the deliberate and willful stonewalling and obfuscation attempts by the Soviets. Things got even spicier as time went on, up to and including the events which led to the Berlin Airlift in 1948-49. I was a U.S. Army bandsman in Berlin from 1983 till 1991. Things had gotten a lot less vitriolic between the western Allies and the Soviet Union by that time, especially so after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in Dec. '91.
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  6578. Love that you always seem to find something that is little know or has been forgotten as time passes by. As usual, great, compelling work! Thank you!
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  6579. Great work as always!
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  6580. Once again here to listen to Dr Mark Felton and facts galore!
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  6581. it's official Dr. Felton has surpassed the history channel on being cool
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  6582. Thank you for this presentation of a WWII episode completely unknown to me.
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  6583. I've been watching your channel for years now and I've learned more from your videos than I ever did in a school history class, thank you for the amazing content and merry Christmas
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  6584. Compelling, fascinating, and thought provoking. In other words, classic Felton! 🤘💯
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  6585. This is fascinating and so educational. I've never seen these pictures and motion picture footage anywhere else! Thank you for bringing this to all of us.
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  6586. That P47 they pulled out of the lake in Austria was in amazing shape for having been down there for 60+ years. That cold, cold water had a lot of do with it. She even still had most of her original pain on. Pilot managed to hit the water with his prop (while supposedly showing off for a girl I've heard) and ditched and got out safely.
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  6587. My grandfather flew as a B-24 gunner in the US 8th Air Force in 1944-45. Great work keeping these stories alive. 👍👍
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  6588. Mark Felton is the man, cant wait to see your show.
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  6589. Excellent series and great information 👍 Thanks Mark
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  6590. Great research, Dr Felton! Love mob history
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  6591. A fascinating story, thanks for posting this. We all need the distraction!
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  6592. A touching memorial to two great men; thanks, Doc.
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  6593. Understated British sarcasm, well done Dr Felton
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  6594. Thanks for sharing…have been looking forward to a full edition of this subject for a while 👍.
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  6595. Thank you very much for sharing, Dr. Felton ! Appreciate it a LOT 👍 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, TW.
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  6596. Never, ever in my wildest imagination would I have come up with this subject. Never ever. You are amazing, Doctor.
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  6597. Can confirm, all ears when Mr Felton uploads!
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  6598. Always love your videos. Thank you for sharing!
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  6599. Thank you for the programme. A truly smashing story of British action in WW11 which I have never heard before in my 50+ years of watching war documentaries.
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  6600. My Great Uncle was on Omaha beach. The stories of the blood out in the ocean and running over bodies brought silence. He was on the 3rd wave and said there was so many bodies and debris he said it was complete chaos. Passed 15 years ago missed.
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  6601. When i was a student nurse i had to go visit an elderly german man in a small Somerset market town. This man was in the 1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler. He had key insignia plaque and a picture of himself with Himmler on his dresser in full SS uniform. You just never know what anyones back story is. I bet his was fascinating.
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  6602. Another great video from Dr Felton! Super interesting fantastically put together and obviously very well researched, he really does put mainstream historian’s and channels to shame. I can always rely on his content to inform me about something I did not know about or not enough about. I am very grateful please keep up the excellent work!
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  6603. There are still experts that analyze the post-raid aerial photographs from allied bomb raids in Germany. What I found interesting is that they are looking at GAPS in the rows of craters from a line of bombs - that is the interesting spot to find a dud.
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  6604. Awesome story as usual, from someone who understands the importance of history, thank you sir for all you do. 👍😎
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  6605. Really enjoyed this posting Mark...yet another "to set forth in a silver lance and joust with the forces of darkness" (captain lockheed and the starfigjters) tale to tell....please Please PLEASE keep 'em coming 👍👉💎👉🇬🇧👈!!
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  6606. What an f'n epic story! Thanks for sharing it. Enjoyed it 100%
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  6607. Poor Speckled Jim, General Meltchett's top bird, killed by the Flanders Pigeon Murderer.
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  6608. Wow! I've been a student of the American involvement in WW1 for years and NEVER heard of the "Pickelhaube Pyramids!" Amazing! Thanks Dr. Felton! I can say from first hand experience though many of those captured German artillery pieces are still to be seen in town parks in the American Northeast. I saw quite a few in northern New Jersey where I grew up.
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  6609. I’m always so happy when I get a notification for this channel
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  6610. This series of videos are the most indepth set of videos involving the last days of Herr himmler that I've seen to date. I was a voracious reader of ww2 history while in high school back in the 1960s. Dr. Felton you are connecting all the dots for me with this series...thank you 😎
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  6611. When you know Otto Skorzeny's second mission pretty well and you find yourself on the edge of your seat nonetheless, chances are you're watching a Felton video.
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  6612. Great work you do.
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  6613. An absolutely amazing video Mark, even by your standards, thank you 😍
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  6614. My Goodness - one of your photos shows the Harrods bombing in Dec 1983. My wife and I were in that store in April 1983 and then returned to our home in California. I was a "news neophyte" at the time and did not learn of the incident until I watched your video. Thank you for offering some retro-persective of our trip.
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  6615. I’m going to Omaha tomorrow. I’ve spent the last week in Caen. I’ve never been to Europe before and I love it. The French are a lot friendlier than I expected
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  6616. Definitely one of the most interesting stories on your channel.
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  6617. The man firing it from the armored vehicle in the opening of the video is a good friend of mine. Probably one of the most talented and fascinating people I have ever known. A very pleasant surprise along with a great production. Thank you.
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  6618. Thank you Mark. I’ve always wanted to know about what Hitler did in World War One and how it impacted him. Thank you mate
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  6619. I don't care.Mark Felton could talk about how soldiers took a dump...I would STILL watch it-
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  6620. I swear an oath of loyalty to the Emperor of the Historical Galaxy, Mark Felton! Long may he reign!
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  6621. "Today YouTube, tomorrow the Web!"
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  6622. Very funny using his voice and thank you for sharing this information of this hero
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  6623. I learned much from this program. I was not aware that there was a failed military coup attempt in Japan. I was born less than 14 years after the Japanese surrender. A very well done program. Ty
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  6624. An interesting, and revealing video.
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  6625. Brilliant, informative film. Thank you.
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  6626. What a brilliant presentation! I watched this on my laptop by myself, then I immediately called my 9 and 13 year old children to watch it on the TV. The viewing resulted in an hour long, post video discussion, that was better than a week of public school "education"!  Mark, I pray this economy will turn around, so that I can send you some money. And... If I ever meet you, don't be surprised if I try to hug you!
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  6627. Thank you Mark this was interesting, I had never heard of this before
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  6628. As usual Professor Felton educates us on some often obscure historical facts. Thank you
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  6629. Incredible how good your pronunciation of German words is!
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  6630. My dad was a B17 ball turret gunner on the Black Thursday Schweinfurt Raid. He would have been 100 this month. Came home after 13 missions..........not a scratch and all of his original crew survived the war.
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  6631. I am 25 Years old, and i still remember as a child seeing many Veterans with my own eyes living in my City, but as the time passed, sadly so did them..Then i saw many Veterans of the Red Army in the Red Square and in every Victory Parade at the TV for Years, only in the last 2 Years there were less and less Veterans and it is very sad we get to see this and to loose such a Heroic Generation. But yet, their Heroism pass on, and we must not repeat what happened in the past.
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  6632. 4th favorite plane in the world, thank you for making a video on it!
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  6633. This was completely unexpected, I admire your expertise on historical events. 🤓
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  6634. Totally didn't know this! Great video!
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  6635. If you liked this Google Lt Zinoviy Kolabanov's ambush of the 6th Panzer Division. I think Mark has a video about that too.
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  6636. Truly watchable because it's simply an incredible story. I think my mouth fell open a time or two.
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  6637. Mark Felton, the KV1 of historical research! Best wishes to you for Christmas from NZ.
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  6638. The best and most interesting ww2 history on this channel. Thank you for sharing this.
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  6639. Mark this video brought back lots of memories, from my childhood in the 60's. Originally from Cuba, I learned to use Makarov tear down and clean it in less than five minutes. I was only eight. Thank you for the video.
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  6640. When I see one of your videos has been released, I drop everything and make time to watch it. This was another excellent piece.
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  6641. Sir I respect your honestly and integrity, both are rare on this platform but I respect what you've done here I wish the mainstream media had your the gits to be as impartial , Much respect from an island of western connemara
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  6642. At this time, the Duke of Windsor owned a cattle ranch in Southern Alberta, called the ER Ranch (Edward Rex).
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  6643. Wow. That intro tune caught me off guard lol Excellent little known info Dr 👍 Thank you
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  6644. Mark, I can’t help but admire your dedication to history and your commitment to ensuring that your viewers feel just as informed as yourself. Thank you for the great content!
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  6645. Dr. Felton always keeping us on our toes with some new never seen or heard history. Keep up the great work. My favorite historian...
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  6646. What a life, what a character! Thank you for this excellent mini documentary, Dr. Felton.
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  6647. Boom! Right in the middle of my AE shift... Give me something to listen too
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  6648. The intro... The voice.. The content... AWESOME.Simply awesome.Thank you Dr.Felton.
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  6649. I was chuckling the whole way through this at the sheer audacity of these blokes and just how far they got. Thanks Mark, what a story!
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  6650. 18%...huge contribution by the Poles in a battle of such fine margins. There should be a memorial to Polish fighter pilots in central London.
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  6651. I will digress, but shows the difference in reactor design that, given 3 reactors melted down in Japan, it only released about 10% of the radioactive contamination of Chernobyl's single reactor. I remember Chernobyl well, right before my O'grades here in Scotland, and more importantly the effects it had on rural Dumfries and Galloway where I lived. Brought home just how close we were to Sellafield too.
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  6652. Dr F, you always come up with something so fascinating and left field and this is yet another absolute belter. Quite brilliant. By far and away one of the best military history channels in existence. All strength to you sir!
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  6653. Great video Mark, even though I took the photo's of the Heinkel, I didn't know the full history behind it! brilliant.
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  6654. Mark Felton is the uncle that never repeats the same stories over and over because he never runs out of them!
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  6655. Go to the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh if you get the chance. The employees didn’t rush anyone, they politely answered questions, and it wasn't crammed to the gunwales with visitors. Pretty much the opposite of your visit to Buckingham Palace. This was 10 years ago though, hopefully its still the same and they haven't embraced the methods used down south.
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  6656. Great video as always Dr Felton, I had never heard of this operation
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  6657. Chocs away its Mark Felton time again!
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  6658. I didn't know we came this close to a misstep! Thank you Mark Felton for filling in my foggy knowledge on this matter.
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  6659. Awesome video!!! I was stationed in South Korea from 1992-1993 with the A Company, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Castle - roughly a mile north of Camp Casey and about 12 or so milse south of the "D" (DMZ). Mission at the time was to advance north to the Imjin River in the vicinity of Chinese Tunnel; create roadblocks and other obstacles then die in place had the North invaded. Our B Company was to destroy Freedom Bridge and then die in place as well. Had the chance to visit the Joint Security Area once and it was well worth the trip. Saw the US & South Korean guards, as well as the North Korean guards. Got to enter one of those blue buildings where there was an actual white line painted onto the floor and across the conference table inside; walk around the northern part of that table; and were told that we were actually inside North Korea (under intense US, SK, & NK guards of course). Went over to the area where the Bridge of No Return is located; saw the plaque honoring the dead during the Axe Murder Incident; and went to the area of Propaganda Village as well. After spending the day in the JSA, really came back with how serious the situation is there and how delicate things are. Also had a brother that was stationed at the JSA a few times during the 1970s & 1980s but do not think he was there at time of this incident.
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  6660. In 1983, I worked at Bell Aerospace in Wheatfield NY. They were still producing RADAR for the carrier landing systems. The older guys told me how they noticed that the RADAR antenna would work up things that were close. They told me that they’d put their bag lunches in front of the RADAR range and warm up their lunches.
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  6661. Mark thank you so much for the content that you post I'm a history buff and always been a big fan of the triple nickel of the triple nickel I use it as a leadership montage at montage in both my career is an executive chef and is a peace officer
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  6662. Another well done presentation! Bravo!
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  6663. Thank you for all your excellent work! Your documentaries are fascinating & informative at the same time.
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  6664. As usual, tip top insights. This episode was very enlightening Mr. Felton. Thanks.
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  6665. I just don't know how I would fare without having this channel to look forward to watching, a beacon of light amongst a sea of dross. Thanks.
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  6666. Hello from Czech Republic dr Felton. Thank you very much. Brings tears to my eyes.
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  6667. Such an interesting topic that I'd never heard of before
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  6668. When I was in Iraq in 2004, I saw several U.S. Army personnel with the M-1911 Colt .45. When asked about it, one soldier commented with his life on the line, he would rather have the stopping power of the Colt .45 rather than the 9MM Barretta, which were issued to U.S. troops.
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  6669. Well done as always Mark. Sparking curiosity and assisting with facts as we navigate the slippery shale of Afghanistan.
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  6670. Great, great work! I wish you were in charge of news agencies here in the US. You give accurate information, context, and statements from all sides without skewing it to a given political ideology. Absolutely fabulous work!
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  6671. This history and level of detail is worth of a university course. Many thanks as always Mr. Dr. Felton
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  6672. My Great Uncle was in Zone Command Austria and was a Prison Guard there during the War Crime trials from 46 to 47. I have a ton of his souvenirs, photos, etc. even sketches by prisoners in cell block A.
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  6673. HANDS DOWN, the best history channel on YouTube and beyond, I’ve learned so much from you sir, thank you!!!!!!!!
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  6674. God the only person i can listen too all day talk about history without falling asleep!.
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  6675. Amazing video! Keep up the great work. This channel deserves more subscribers.
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  6676. Thanks for the continued education! Cheers, Mark!
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  6677. Everyone of your episodes are brilliant Mark. This episode has upped the grade! And does explain alot.
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  6678. My grandfather was a Burma veteran, and he told me that the Mills Bomb also has an "instantaneous" fuse, which would detonate immediately. These were used in booby traps, the idea being the target trips a wire and pulls the pin, and the explosion was immediate.
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  6679. Thank you Mr. Felton from manila Philippines
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  6680. I had absolutely no idea about this, thanks for doing a video on it!👍
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  6681. Thank you Mark Felton, you hit the nail on the head once again, as always your attention to detail is impeccable mixed with still shots and a quality of video that had to be way ahead of it's time.
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  6682. Thanks for this episod about the NSB leader and war criminal. The NSB is a dark page in Dutch history.
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  6683. In the US Corporals are called the E4 Mafia, I would direct your research there to explain why corporals make good dictators. 🙂
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  6684. That intro music means I’m always in for a fascinating 10-15 minutes. Often I’m in for more as my interest is piqued and I search for more information about the subject.
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  6685. Merry Christmas to too Mark. Thank you for another great year. Always the best!
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  6686. For my birthday, I want to donate to Mark Felton. You can't put a value on the information he gives us!
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  6687. Vielen Dank, Dr. Felton, für dieses Video. Endlich kann ich sehen, dass er anders aussieht als auf den Fotos, die wir heute sehen. ❤
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  6688. "3:56 after all that heavy petting" I see what you did there..
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  6689. Impeccable research. Demonstrably factual. No fence. No bias. Cheers.
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  6690. Holy moly, I guess this is another example of why subscribing to Dr. Felton's channel is only half the job: one needs to tap the notification bell, too!
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  6691. Remember flying over Hatfield and seeing the set, wondering what's that.
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  6692. I saw that documentary and heard that story, but newer beleived in it. Thank you for clearing things up. Tumbs up for your chanel, keep up the good work.
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  6693. This is a fabulous channel. I'm learning so much
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  6694. Mark Felton Productions - Quite simply the best ever documentary series of WW2. Nothing else comes anywhere near for comprehensive and little known information.
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  6695. I always wondered what happened during the final days of the war, as these are the most unclear and hectic. This man never ceases to impress me.
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  6696. Always a good day when Dr. Felton uploads!
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  6697. Fascinating. Hope all is well Doc. Greetings from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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  6698. Merry Christmas everyone and thank you for all of the gifts you have given Dr. Felton! 🎄
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  6699. Well Dr Felton has just made my Christmas!!. I know a small bit about this, my home town on Teesside, Christmas eve 1944 a V1 was heard chugging along...it is mentioned in the north east war diaries and i think the bombing of Stockton , the big town up the road. As stated the V1 was launched over the north sea bound for Manchester but went off course. It exploded in mid air over Tudhoe cricket ground near spennymoor. When i was in primary school one of my teachers told the tale of being a child herself in rural county durham during ww2 when the 'doodlebug' exploded over her village....so there you go...thanks for this episode Dr Felton....the other wierd thing is my house is of pre ww2 vintage....it might of flown over my rooftop...😊😊😊merry Christmas to all fellow ww2 history buffs 😊😊😊
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  6700. I believe Mark creates and develops on an average 4 videos a month @ 1 video a week. All the content is highly informative and it makes me deep dive into this interesting topic. Mark you rock bro. keep it coming.
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  6701. Awesome Video Mark
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  6702. Very interesting to hear about this Mark. Keep up the good work!
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  6703. He never claimed they designed them. Infact he credited the specific guy that actually did.
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  6704. Really appreciate the Modern videos Mark, They are really helpful
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  6705. I'm back for my checkup with the good Dr.
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  6706. I said at the start of this year Mark would get to a million subscribers before the end of the year...maybe I was wrong..maybe it will be 2..if he carrys on with the sheer quality he produces.👍
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  6707. Got my metal detector, ticket to Austria and Aussie determination.
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  6708. Once again Dr. Felton delivers a gem of a story almost none of have ever heard of or would have ever thought of. Thank you again sir. You and your channels are a great way to escape this bleak time where all in. Have a nice day.
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  6709. Well! I knew Skorzeny escaped and had some of the Reich's wealth with him--just didn't know the particulars! Thank you again, Dr Felton!
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  6710. Mark I’ve been watching your videos since I got out of high school in 2017. I’m 22 now and I’ve learned more from you then I did in school. Thanks for making videos so often .
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  6711. This is one fascinating story! Intriguing! This is one story I stayed glued to! 🇩🇪🤔❤️👍❗
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  6712. Damn,once again something we never knew and Mark saved it for Us !!!🤯🤩
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  6713. Nicely done Sir....Nicely done as always. Keep em' coming and I have always loved the intro music.
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  6714. Absolutely fascinating as always (get this man a Netflix show already).
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  6715. What a cool story. You constantly impress with the quality of these little gems of WWII history!
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  6716. Absolutely fascinating stuff Mark. Thanks for all you do to keep our grey matter in trim!
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  6717. I'm from Devon, I live in Teignmouth and work in Dawlish. Both of these towns have sea mines in them, the one in Dawlish is the typical red and white seen in the video, but the one in Teignmouth is bright yellow with a goofy face on it, I get such a kick out of seeing these silent reminders of our history around.
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  6718. today, an average of 3 ships per month are damaged or sunk by mines, some of the mines ww2 magnetic detonated ones. military ships are still built with degaussing systems that mask the ship's effect upon the earth's magnetic field--one of my operator jobs aboard ship. it's a billion-dollar fear to this day.
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  6719. Man every time i hear the intro i get so hype
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  6720. Thanks Dr. Felton, great video as usual sir! The addition of the historic film footages was amazing. Shout out to that bus driver, you and the rest of the passengers, beautiful as the scenery was around that road, was giving me white knuckles and clenched sphincter from just watching! Looking forward to the rest of your videos in this series.
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  6721. Fantastic job. Your hard work will never go unappreciated. This is the way.
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  6722. You can still get the , Deutsches Sportabzeichen ' in current Germany, it looks still similar. There is still a golden, silver and bronce Version. You can get this badge at every age, but of course, in young age the conditions are much harder than for elderly persons.
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  6723. I just love you sir!!
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  6724. I always learn something new from every Felton video! Cheers, Mark!
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  6725. Hit YouTube 4 minutes ago and has 773 views. Outstanding Mark.
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  6726. Back again!!! Looks like it’s time to stay up late night in Switzerland 🇨🇭
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  6727. Great documentary again.I am always amazed by all the clips of the battles you show us .At the end that Jagdpanzer passing in a village of the Ardennes was great.Never seen seen that footage before.Keep on the good work Mark Felton.
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  6728. Mr. Felton, I don't have words to express my gratitude to you for this episode.
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  6729. Amazing. This is exactly a story I’d been waiting for. That’s quite a thumbnail as well. Thank you.
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  6730. I was in the Infantry for 18 years. We used M72's, 84mm Karl Gustav, Eryx and TOW.
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  6731. The US Forest Service here in California still uses mules for remote fires. In addition, they are still used to supply remote cabins over here in Southern California. One of those places is Adams Pack Station, though it is temporarily closed due to the Bobcat Fire of 2020. Thank you Doctor Felton, always enjoy your channel!
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  6732. I wish Mark were my history class teacher back in school I would have stayed awake for those classes 😅
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  6733. First view & first comment! Thanks, as always Professor Felton... your subjects are always interesting and of the utmost fascination. But this particular topic is one ive been highly interested in, passionate about and doing my own sort of research & investigating now for over 15 years.... so i definitely appreciate any further learning, but especially your input as the result of your thorough, unique & very well-done research, and resulting documention. Cheers from across the pond
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  6734. You Sir are a proper Historian .
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  6735. Dr Felton never fails to surprise me with the content of his videos.
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  6736. Thank you Dr Felton for making WW2 easier to understand. I've learned far more from your marvelous story telling than any text book or teachings I ever had in school.
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  6737. Yet another golden nugget of information ,many thanks .
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  6738. Thanks for the amazing video once again! I never knew a lot about the Russian invasion of Finland so this is perfect!
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  6739. As usual, another splendid piece! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  6740. Idk what I would do without Dr felton's videos, Keep up the great work
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  6741. Mr Felton uploads right as I get home and relax And its a multi part series with long videos And its on a more interesting (to me) topic Today is a good day
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  6742. I am always amazed at how you can come up with interesting stories about WWII that nobody has ever brought up before. Good job, Sir.
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  6743. The best Halloween special yet - Great job Mark! Big Congrats on the new sponsor!
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  6744. I love your videos they’re really filled with details and information
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  6745. Another amazing video! You are on a roll Dr. Felton, keep it up! 👍
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  6746. mark never fails to provide us with good content 💯💯
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  6747. Another great production thank you. Had no idea about this too. Cheers
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  6748. This video must've required a shot of liquor after it was completed Mark. Dark subject matter but glad these atrocities are being told more. Amazing work as always
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  6749. Another outstanding effort Mark. Thank you.
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  6750. A story long overdo for the honor of a Mark Felton production. Finally the wait is over. Thank you good sir.
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  6751. Dr Felton you have produced amazing videos but this one is truly top shelf stuff !!!
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  6752. I really need to get off yt and make a call...oooohhhh new Dr Felton, it'll wait
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  6753. Dr. Felton. Your videos are always Amazing. Always bringing something new and informative. Always looking forward to the next piece of work. And you are my favorite war historian. Thank you for all your hard work. Dr. Felton. 🙌
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  6754. I always watch when I see a new episode out. They're super good!
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  6755. The British stole from the british? Well I'll damned.
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  6756. As I have mentioned several times on this channel, as a native of Osnabrück (Lower Saxony), I can look back on a long history of post-war German-British friendship. In the chaotic days of the German defeats, marauding British soldiers also passed through my hometown. At that time, nothing was more worthless for the German civilians than flags and medals. It was about food, medicine and pure survival. My grandfather reported that they also wanted to steal our "Volksempfänger"-Radio. However, he had previously manipulated it in such a way that the radio seem to be "kaputt" (broken). So it remained with us 😀.Not so clever, Tommy! (Sorry for that😉)
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  6757. Kudos for Mr Felton for this piece. It shows a man of integrity and fortitude that nowadays is a rarity in current political landscape. Especially among the historians, unfortunately!
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  6758. I love to see how Mr Felton's great content gets really popular. This is the way to a better world.
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  6759. Awesome video thank you mark felton!
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  6760. Thank You Mark. Your research is better than all the TV crap I've ever seen in 60 years.
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  6761. Thank you Mark, Very cool!
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  6762. Great info. I know the Canadian army looked around for quite some time to replace the Lee Enfield but found in testing that they just couldn't be relied on in the brutal northern climate.
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  6763. Great video history lesson - so much is not in the history books about WW2 that you find and produce for all to learn - thank you and please keep these coming. cheers
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  6764. The Death of Himmler Episode 5: Himmler's Not Dead The Death of Himmler Episode 6: A New Himmlering The Death of Himmler Episode 7: Himmler Takes Manhattan The Death of Himmler Episode 8: Himmler vs Frankenstein The Death of Himmler Episode 9: The Rise of Skyleiter
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  6765. Superb as always. Truly look forward to your videos.
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  6766. So grateful for you. The intensity and detail of your scholarship combined with your narration and film really brings history to life. Many thanks!
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  6767. It's always a good day when you start it with a Mark Felton video!
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  6768. Nice to see Dr Felton at the ski hill! He looks very comfortable, just beware of those wandering trees! I live in a metro area close to a ski resort, and accidents have happened, with very unfortunate results! Please be careful, Dr Felton!
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  6769. When Dr felton drops a new vlog.... I stand to attention... salute a job well researched and delivered. Here here..
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  6770. In my local area near Gloucester I found a number of bomb sites relating to Luftwaffe raids on the Gloster Aircraft factory at Brockworth. They are along the straight Roman road that would have made a.perfect line up for the bombers in what is the suburb of Hucclecote. The rows of older buildings are interrupted with either open spaces for no obvious reason or more modern buildings that are out of context. Fascinating to see these and remember the way the war touched so many people all over the UK.
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  6771. Pins and needles waiting for the next video. Thank you Mark
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  6772. Reminded me of that scene from 'Casablanca', where Capt. Renault is suddenly disgusted when he realises he's drinking Vichy water, and throws the bottle in the bin 👍😎🥃
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  6773. Glad you put your photo in the vids. We can now imagine you speaking. :) Thank you for all your hard work.
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  6774. 3 most important things in life: Family Friends Mark Felton Productions
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  6775. First to like again Mark! Hope you're well lately!
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  6776. I’m a simple man I see mark’s new vid I’m the first to click
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  6777. As ever, fascinating. Never heard of this before
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  6778. Thanks for this great post! The influence these outstanding men have had on modern society cannot be overstated!
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  6779. We had the same situation in New Zealand with older non-decimal coins still be widely used and circulated. Oddly, when I worked as a petrol station attendant, I would semi-regularly be presented with silver New Zealand $1 coins. People were trying to spend them wherever they could, as pretty much nobody would accept them as they thought they were junk. But I had been a keen coin collector as a child and new that they were quite valuable so simply swapped my own gold NZ $1 coin for their silver $1 coin. I made about $100 off that within two years of working there, since the silver dollars were collectibles, albeit not worth as much since they'd been removed from their plastic cover and bashed around in circulation for a long time.
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  6780. Just got home from the pub lightly sloshed, a new Mark Felton video was uploaded while I was catching up with my cousins here in Moravia. As someone with both a historical and existential interest in European warfare this makes for a great Friday.
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  6781. This is awesome Mark, I love hearing stories like this.
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  6782. "BFBS Forces news, The Life-Changing Journey Of Being Selected As A Gurkha". This is well worth a watch, would post link but youtube will remove comment. The dedication, commitment and honour they have is unreal.
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  6783. Great work Mark! Thanks for all your work.
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  6784. When you think Mark had everything covered, along comes another gem. Thank you for your efforts and all the information.
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  6785. I worked on Blue Streak at Chobham Surrey in 1968 before it was cancelled.
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  6786. In 2003, the unit I was assigned to found one of these at Baghdad International, dissassembled it and shipped it back to the States in the back of a C17. I rode back with it.
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  6787. Amazing how each episode is interesting, informative and at the same time makes me question my history degree
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  6788. Once again, Dr. Felton dredges up a fascinating gem from the river of history. Bravo!
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  6789. 6:05 minutes with Dr Felton and I learned something new in the 37 years of my life. Now I can share this information with others as I carry it for the remainder of my life. I think I invested that 6 minutes of my life wisely.
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  6790. Love the videos keep up the great work.
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  6791. Excellent story Mark and Team, appreciate the human aspect missing school, etc. life being uprooted. Nice to see and keep up the good work.
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  6792. Thank you for sharing 🤗🏆🙏
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  6793. Very interesting, another well made video, thanks Mark.
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  6794. Such great content! You really humanize the history. New MF posts always make my day.
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  6795. Thank you, Dr. Felton and Team, for this sumptuous content!
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  6796. I'm a simple guy, I see a new video from this channel and I click it. Thank you Mark for another great one!
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  6797. Mark, your history vids are the best!
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  6798. Very interesting country. Thank you Dr. Felton for sharing your experience in the “ hermit” kingdom.
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  6799. Nice to see some of the onboard footage for once! They used to park up at RAF Brize Norton; I was beginning to wonder if they had stopped, due to recent circumstances!
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  6800. The Jaradah family looking after the commonwealth cemetery in Gaza is one of many dignified people who respect the fallen no matter what race or religion they're from.
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  6801. Reminds me of the British Military Cemetery on Okracoke Island where four British sailors from the HMS Bedfordshire are interred. A way to visit the UK without leaving North Carolina.
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  6802. Thank you 🙏 dr Mark very interesting
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  6803. Well Done As Always DR Felton...Bravo !
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  6804. The man, the legend! Truly my favorite youtube channel!
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  6805. I'd listen to you all day! What an historian
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  6806. Mark Felton absolutely nails WWII documentaries. Thanks, Mark!
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  6807. Best report ever. My late dad (major) would have been so proud of the evidence presented here. Brilliant work and dedication. Thanks so much. 💯
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  6808. Haven’t even watched the video yet and already can tell you it’s outstanding!
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  6809. Right on time for lunch 🥪 🫶 Thanks, Doc!
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  6810. What a coincidence! I just arrived in Frankfurt this evening to spend a few days here in this area. I might even visit the Schloss Friedrichshof (now Schlosshotel Kronberg), as a treasure hunt. 😉 Dear Mark, Danke from Deutschland for the this video! 👍😊
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  6811. I remember one time I was tasked with driving a General. I dropped him off on the parade square and picked him up when he was done and he told me , take me to the airport fast, as we drove his pennant flew off the car and I asked , your pennant sir? He replied to get it on the way back, I can't miss that plane. I picked it up on the way back.
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  6812. Many ppl make videos for YouTube, Mark makes mini-documentaries. This is a big difference.
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  6813. Always a good day when Dr. Felton uploads. Cheers friend!
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  6814. I am such a sucker for Dr. Felton's advertised products, not to mention his other publications. I'm always happy to see a new Mark Felton video. Thanks.
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  6815. Thank you for this video, Dr. Felton, I did not realize you'd authored so many books! I've got some reading to do.
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  6816. Thank you ~Mark Felton~ You just made my day, HAPPY NEW MONTH MARK❤
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  6817. Everone: there are 5 beaches planed in Operation Overlord Mark Felton Productions: There's another
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  6818. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  6819. i never knew there was a 6th D-DAY beach, glad u made a video about it, mark felton. learning bunch of WWII stuff from u since 1 year, hope there will be more interesting topics in the future. keep it up, Mark Felton.
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  6820. Thanks!
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  6821. Unbelievable! I'm like a child on Christmas morning when I see new Felton vids...
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  6822. A lot of brave men died on that bridge, shameful to see it covered in graffiti.
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  6823. Great video Mark, I wish that modern TV had a channel with videos of this quality 24/7
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  6824. Again and again an extraordinary well documented and instructive documentary. Thank you Sir
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  6825. I haven't visited the Imperial War Museum Duxford, Cambridgeshire for a few years but the last time I did it had a wartime prefab furnished as it would originally have been. It was not possible to go inside but the large windows made it easy to see the interiors.
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  6826. Not to forget that East Germany also printed the banknotes for Angola and Mocambique.
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  6827. Never knew about this, thanks for adding so much detail to our perception of WW2!
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  6828. Always interesting, Dr. Felton. I don't know how you manage to dig up and analyze so many fascinating stories, but they are all appreciated. Good work and thank you!
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  6829. Have a good day Dr. Felton
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  6830. Can't put into words just how awesome this video was. I'm just sitting here smiling, absolutely fantastic video sir.
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  6831. Thank you, Mark Felton, for all your work in making these awesome videos. I have yet to find one that doesn't make me excited to watch. Thank you!
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  6832. I INSTANTLY HIT THE LIKE BUTTON BEFORE EVEN WATCHING. I ALREADY KNOW ITS GONNA BE FIRE . TY MARK KEEP EM COMING❤❤
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  6833. Please don't stop making videos! I've learned so much from them!
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  6834. Never heard of it. THX Dr!!! Best WW2 History Lessons ever to be produced.
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  6835. Merry Christmas from Greece!! We are looking forward for more great content! Would love to see some stories for Greece's part in ww2!
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  6836. Merry Christmas Mark. Thanks for your work.
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  6837. There's a huge difference between knowing some about WW2 and being properly educated. Mr. Felton, you surely are properly educated. I really like how you show us the oddball things that made WW2 more complex of an event than most people like to admit. Thanks and keep up the good work, sir ☝
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  6838. Always a surprise learning something you’ve never heard of before now .. fascinating as usual
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  6839. 1) Star Wars intro 2) Mark Felton’s intro ... 13) the rest of intros
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  6840. Mark Felton is a genius at finding these priceless and underreported stories about World War II
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  6841. One of the most fascinating videos you have ever posted, Mr. Mark Felton Productions. It was quite uplifting to see the Pope in such a relatively candid and personal light. Just from the video I could get a sense of the blessed benevolence of the proceedings during your time there. Thanks for sharing this unforeseen and incredible experience.
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  6842. There is a saying in Portuguese 'Ir a Roma e não ver o Papa' "Go to Rome and not see the Pope" which means to fail in one's mission. You didn't.
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  6843. Outstanding content - as usual!
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  6844. A B-24 Liberator crashed into Huntington Lake, California back in 1943. Two of the crew bailed out but 6 men died. Their well preserved bodies were recovered from the cold water in 1955. Most of the wreck remains on the bottom, but some parts were recovered.
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  6845. I always learn something from a Felton video! Cheers, Mark!
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  6846. That's very interesting. So the first Luftwaffe bombing raid took place in Scotland and the last one was aimed at Scotland.
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  6847. Love your work! Thank you so much for documenting history so well!
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  6848. Well Mark - The title alone takes the biscuit ! Has to be the best one yet and the story is quite incredible. Happy NY24 !
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  6849. Love when you throw the non WW2 curveball and its equally just as interesting as all of your content!
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  6850. 1 K views in 4 minutes keep it up doc.
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  6851. Absolutely horrific. A story of barabrity told so we must not forget! Thank you again, Mark.
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  6852. Doctor Felton, you HAVE to put videos out faster. I need my fix DAILY of obscure WW2 facts! No joke, I have watched every video you have ever put up on both of your channels. Twice!
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  6853. I remember that before the gulf war, Bovington Tank museum was selling Centurion bits in the shop, and was then asked to stop as they were needed as recovery vehicle spares.
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  6854. You've outdone yourself again Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  6855. Great video as always. Perhaps it would be a video idea to cover the current Dutch craze about a supposed buried nazi treasure in the city of Ommen which has been going on since the National Dutch archive released a true treasure map of this buried loot last week. And as a Dutch person many thanks to our Polish liberators, I grew up in the region of Zeeland where it was mostly the Canadians being honoured for the liberation but a special thanks now for these betrayed heroes in the efforts of the liberation.
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  6856. Great stuff as always Mark, thanks!
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  6857. Don't know, probably melted down to make more spitfires.🤣 But my dad was one of those on duty the night they brought Hess, under heavy guard, into Mary Hill Barracks in Glasgow that night.
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  6858. Great video Professor Felton....never knew much behind the circumstances of Rudolf Hess and his flight to Britain
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  6859. Great video. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  6860. Really interesting Mark. This I didn't know about. I knew there was mass slaughter on Omaha Beach but nothing of the British contingent you've just documented. Thanks for a really enlightening video!
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  6861. Dr. Felton, your videos are always of the highest quality. Thank you!
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  6862. I love it when you mention Norwich! I lived there for a few months in '89 and only being 20 didn't have nearly the fascination for history I do now but even then it was awe inspiring.
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  6863. Love this channel. Don't even remember how I found it.
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  6864. A relative and I visited The Silent Wings Museum in Terrell, Texas before its relocation. The museum had interesting displays of memorabilia and a restored glider. The glider pilots were often chaps disqualified from flight school due to eyesight or other reasons. But in reality, they were exceptionally capable, sticking one-try landings while overloaded with men and equipment. As an aside, my relative had grown up working in the fields not far away, watching the English fliers train to return home for the war. As always, another excellent Mark Felton video.
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  6865. I’ve learned more from Mark about ww2 and ww1 then I did when I was at school. The amount of depth and research he puts together is incredible. Very talented man. Thanks mark
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  6866. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  6867. Thank you for all you do Mark! Having this stuff for free is insane. I tell all my WW2 nerds about your videos and, to no surprise, a lot already watch you.
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  6868. Some of the best content on YouTube, is MARK FELTON PRODUCTIONS 👍
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  6869. We had an SQMS over in germany who use to go metal detecting in and around the camp....he was finding MG42s.....though it was only after he cleaned them up and was selling them that the regiment took notice as he was arrested for arms dealing.
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  6870. That MG 34 was a particularly nasty weapon for those on the receiving end. Thankfully the ammunition stocks for it were eventually exhausted (unless you were NVA or the Viet Cong). Interesting how weapons from one war end up years later in another. Thanks for sharing!
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  6871. I know my ww2 ( all history in general ) i ALWAYS learn somthing new from Mark's videos . Thank you .
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  6872. Thank you, Dr. Felton. So thankful the timing of your walk home spared you. I cannot wonder if something like the "Troubles" await the very divided USA. Hatred begats hatred.
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  6873. I grew up on the "World at War" series narrated by Sir Lawrence Olivier. Mark Felton has really captured the right way to tell a story.
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  6874. Thank you for sharing this video Mark. It is important to remember history.
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  6875. Wow, I didn't know Hitler's convoy was that large. Thanks for the video.
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  6876. I just finished COD:World at War and this suddenly popped what a great timing ❤
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  6877. 130am on the East coast of the US, and already over 400 thumbs up. We are nerds lol
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  6878. At first I was like Eh, The same old story the battle of the bulge, Then Mark starts throwing out curveballs, things I haven’t heard about this battle before. Great work. Ty
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  6879. I read a fascinating book about German Parachute mines. I cant remember the name, but it was about HMS Vernon and their efforts to understand and counter the threat. Especially as some were dropped with devices designed to kill the brave experts who rendered these mines safe. I wish I could remember the name!!
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  6880. Hello, thank you for your work. I really appreciate you showing the unknown and dark parts of history. For example Katyn, a covered and horrific soviet crime, breaking the "soviet good dude" role. And I know that, because my country has been under soviet occupation and I just like that I am still able to see true history.
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  6881. Excellent historical content from rarely seen footage. ⭐️
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  6882. What a remarkable story . Thank you for this fascinating bit of history !
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  6883. "My empire for a horse!" Hirohito, probably.
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  6884. Thank you, Mr. Felton, for this essay on a little-known aspect of 20th Century military history.
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  6885. Best Youtuber!!
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  6886. Thanks Dr Felton, your videos are great.
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  6887. Mark absolutely love your videos. Its like having history class in my living room 😊. Hope your voice gets well soon 🙏👍. Frank from Tennessee.
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  6888. Thank you so much for this VERY INFORMATIVE documentary...I was born in Yugoslavia in 1943...
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  6889. What a bizarre story, never knew this, great work as ever 👏
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  6890. This reminds me of what happened to a lot of surrendered Confederate rifles and muskets. After the Civil War the US Army had no use for them (They had MORE than enough soon to be obsolete muzzle-loaders of their own!) so those that weren't souvenired by Union Army soldiers were frequently used as roadfill just like those German helmets were. It's an interesting thing but the majority of Confederate weapons in collections and museums here in the US were found in the North in later years and not the South and all brought home by Union veterans.
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  6891. I see the notification, I click.
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  6892. Interetesting...I never knew she lived out her days in Chicago until 2006. I lived there for 40 years, and just found that out. Thanks Mark!
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  6893. These types of videos are why I keep coming back to this channel. Original quality content 👌
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  6894. I love these kind of war stories...we must try to remember those who fought for our freedom!..thank you Mark Felton!
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  6895. I've visited Berchtesgaden, Obersalzberg, and the Eagle's Nest, I didn't know this place existed, it's definitely worth a visit, the next time I'm in southern Bavaria, I'll definitely visit. Great video, Dr. Felton!
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  6896. I love the music at the beginning. It means I'm about to learn something.
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  6897. Some of the best documentaries on Youtube are done by this guy. Well done, very professional presentation and great narration as always.
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  6898. I have learned so much history on your channel thank you !
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  6899. We learn more about America’s history from Dr. Felton than we did from grade school. Thank you for educating us, Dr.
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  6900. Reminded me of that TV show that aired in late 70's call " Danger UBX ". One of those episodes had a butterfly bomb. Pretty realistic mini series if you can find it.
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  6901. Enjoyable and informative, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  6902. One of the best YouTube channels
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  6903. Learned so much...thank you Dr.Felton!😊
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  6904. Excellent Mark. I'm glad you were able to visit and include wonderful photos in your documentary.
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  6905. I love the WWI content!
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  6906. 3:40 Looking sharp as usual, Mr Felton. Thanks for providing another interesting piece of obscure European history.
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  6907. So incredibly interesting history, ty Mark Felton...you are always " the best of the best"
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  6908. Great Video Sir! Even after 70+ years one can still find the odd war trophy at yards sales and flea markets all across America...I remember being absolutely fascinated by them as a child.
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  6909. My dad was in Germany and right after the war he told me in almost every government building, schools ect, every room was stacked to the ceiling with surrendered small arms.
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  6910. I was born in Berlin in 1938, I witnessed the horrors of the war. I am a proud American now.
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  6911. Professor Felton shuts the door, walks to the podium and class begins. A short while later, when class ends, we all get up and shake our heads in amazement. Prof. Felton has worked his historical magic again. He talks….we learn.
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  6912. This was a awesome video...held in captivity..just like all Mark Felton episodes...just can't wait for the next video
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  6913. 9:18 The photo show him in Warsaw, 5 october 1939.
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  6914. My grandfather got a knighthood for his resistance work
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  6915. You have to hand it to them, they were balls and slick. Pretty cool story, love this channel.
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  6916. I was engaged in re-fuelling a reactor at Chapelcross when Health Physics pulled us off the pile-cap because of high readings. It turned out that the readings outside the reactor were higher than inside. Russia had not yet admitted the accident at Chernobyl. It certainly caused a lot of head scratching that day.
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  6917. You keep mesmerizing us with your rare content Mr.Felton, Thanks for your efforts.
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  6918. The dark lord and his stormtrooper retinue (nice job Mark)
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  6919. As a life long learner, I learned a lot today, thanks to Mark Felton. Thanks Mark :)
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  6920. actually so informative, learnt more from Mark Felton then I have from history lessons.
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  6921. The last footage of a very sick and decrepit dictator. Thanks Mark Felton, I always enjoy your work.
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  6922. I've learned so much from watching your videos. Thank you!
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  6923. Willy Coppens is my hero. On one mission his airplane was soo badly damaged it collapsed upon landing back at base, a complete write-off. The French were so impressed by his feat of flying they gave him a medal for bringing the plane back. Coppens remarked “of course I had to bring it back, I needed it to take me home.” He has a point.
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  6924. Another brilliant video from the man himself. I never knew what happened in northern Germany until now. I feel lucky to be a Canadian (citizenship, but still xD)
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  6925. I was questioning if I was going to set my tools down for a little lunch break. I look at my phone to check the time and see a new Felton video. Well that decision was made for me lol.
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  6926. Fascinating, as always.
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  6927. I only had a vague recollection of this incident. Thanks for this concise and informative piece. Top notch as usual!!
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  6928. Another good one Mark. Thank you! Prayers for the Ukrainians🙏
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  6929. love your videos! i love to watch ww2 story that is very underrated
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  6930. As I czech I thank you Dr. Felton. And not only for this video.
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  6931. Excellent revelation of an obscure aspect of History, superlative research as always.
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  6932. This Doctor Felton dude produces some of the most interesting information and well produced videos. And here is, combining two of my favorite subjects. Yeah yeah I'm a dork and a nerd - get stuffed!
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  6933. Along with TIK's channel you are one the best ones doing these historical videos about darkest hours of human history
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  6934. Well done to another superb production and congratulations to your hard, honest work ethic too as well as another worthy notch on your belt for your audio work too. Brilliant Mark, you are the first source of research I will look for when I find something of interest as you tell it as it is. Thank you, my faith in your work is never disappointed or let down, however I cannot say the same for certain other historians and authorities, until I have worked out their agenda. Second to none Mark, well done, Top Dog, cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  6935. Great video! Also worth noting about the Madsen is that is was the LMG used by the Norwegian army prior to and during the invasion of Norway in 1940. The version most used in the Norwegian army back then was the M/22.
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  6936. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  6937. I absolutely love these videos on German decorations and awards!
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  6938. Mark please do a video on the Maison Rouge meetings please please please
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  6939. 0:01 damn Mark looking good in his dripp
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  6940. I'm not first but I'm strict follower. Thanks for sharing. I'm watching from Turkey. Would you make video about 30th U-boat flotilla?
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  6941. The Fugo balloons were exactly what I thought when I heard of the Chinese Spy Balloons. Sure enough, Dr Felton produced a video about that exact subject, talk about being a mind reader
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  6942. Never knew about this you always make vids about the most interesting of things
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  6943. I'm glad to have your presentation of Thailand.🙏❤️🇹🇭
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  6944. Another great anecdote from the annals of ww2 history that I probably might never have known if it weren't for you. Thank you. I guess he aimed at the top floors being that it was safer to make such an attack. Usually the biggest bosses have their offices higher up as well. Good work!
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  6945. Thank you very much Mark Felton for your fascinating stories. And my respects for the baron.
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  6946. Excellent and very interesting. As well as having an interest in history, I am a serious car enthusiast. Your videos are always interesting and well presented.
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  6947. Always a pleasure listening to your commentary
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  6948. What a informative video..thanks Mark Felton for uploading this! 🏆
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  6949. Mission unmöglich: Weihnachten in Stalingrad Happy, peaceful and warm Christmas to Dr Felton and all the fellow history enthusiasts.
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  6950. quality content as usual, thank you.
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  6951. Always a good day when Mark Felton posts!
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  6952. The pure knowledge fest is like a fix! Thank you for all your hard work in bringing us another treat and historical education. A genuine delight to learn from you. This is one of your best lessons ever. Thank you for sharing with us.
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  6953. Better than anything on History Channel! Subscribed!
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  6954. I've been in many bunkers. In the small R.O.C. bunkers there is a bolt on the inside of the toilet door to lock it. They were made for three people one of whom would be on watch and really only had one room besides the toilet. It might be the end of the world but you wouldnt want one of the only other two people left alive to see you on the bog.
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  6955. Une partie de l'histoire que je ne connaissais pas. Merci pour tout ce travail de recherche. Vos vidéos sont d'une grande qualité. Part of the story I didn’t know. Thank you for all this research. Your videos are of great quality. CHRIS 78 Vélizy Yvelines FRANCE
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  6956. Hats off (no pun intended) to the people who recognized the potential historical significance of his clothing. By saving and maintaining them we can enjoy this glimpse of history 80 years after his death. And a tip of hat to you for using modern technology, in the formof YouTube, to bring these treasures to the world. A fascinating look into the past.
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  6957. Absolutely wonderful as always Dr.felton, this is a rather more interesting short video! Thank you for your work and dedication as always Doctor.
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  6958. What an excellent video. As always. Other history channels are available but once you find Dr Felton you've been spoiled.
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  6959. Melbourne Australia is my home town and we have the largest tram network in the world… I had no idea there were such beautifully preserved trams that survived the awful events that took place in Japan in 1945. Thanks for a most enjoyable episode Dr Felton !
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  6960. I love your videos. Full of information that few delve into. Thank you
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  6961. Another awesome video, as always!
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  6962. I'm glad Mark has a sponsor. It keeps this channel going, sir.
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  6963. Happy to catch this first! Greet timing for a late night Felton video!
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  6964. Frohe Weihnachten und danke für die objektiven Videos. Grandiose Arbeit von Mark Felton.
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  6965. I love this channel. This channel should be recognized in history classes.
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  6966. Thank you for covering this important topic for us Poles !
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  6967. Thank you for uploading this quality content.
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  6968. I feel like i should be paying to watch this...Thank you mark for the uploads
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  6969. I was brought up and educated in communist Poland. This subject was never talked about in classes or discussed in our history books ...now the truth is reviled to the whole world. We have suffered so much throughout history from both Russia and Germany...And it hurts like a wound that never heals... Excellent documentary productions Dr. Mark Felton. Thanks for your dedication and enlightenment you bring to all generations.
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  6970. I'm always happy to see a new Mark Felton video. Keep up the good work, sir.
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  6971. Great video once more. You really dive into the mystery and that makes it captivating to watch. Cheers!
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  6972. Mark Felton's stories are worth their weight in GOLD. Thanks Mark keep up the good work.
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  6973. I always was a World war 2 fanatic. My father was stationed in England, and met my mother outside London during the blitz. Thank you for these kind of videos.
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  6974. Outstanding Dr. Felton, these shorts are so well done and informative as usual, many thanks!
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  6975. So you mean to tell me the MSM and politicians manipulated the general public? Wow...who would have thought it? Some things never change Dr Felton. Another outstanding video, thanks for putting together such high quality content too!
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  6976. Thanks mr. Mark for another great video really enjoy your work fantastic thank you sir!!
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  6977. Whenever mark Felton uploads, a good day becomes a great day
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  6978. best content creator on youtube
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  6979. finally, a story explaining how Tiger 131 got captured. thanks mark
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  6980. These are some of my favourite uploads. Anytime I see one, I can’t click fast enough.
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  6981. I keep forwarding these videos onto my friends and get them to subscribe. What better way to pass the time in the worldwide lockdown.
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  6982. I always like your videos before watching them, you have my trust. I know is gonna be something interesting and very well done. Bravo
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  6983. 👍👍👍👍👍Education never stop's with you.
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  6984. Thanks, Dr Felton, for all you do. I was previously only aware of the Me262 and the Komet; this video on the Arado is the first I'd heard of it. Very interesting.
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  6985. Another awesome documentary by professor Mark Felton...not lunch time yet..but I am watching it now 💞💕
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  6986. Another great video from Dr Felton!
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  6987. Thank you for highlighting this Dr Felton
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  6988. Oh cool an upload; Looks like I am going to be late to work today.
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  6989. Excellent job as always. What we would all do without Mark Felton. Cheers
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  6990. This and the other video on the mines is bringing a valuable perspective on the collateral effects of this war, thanks for the excellent coverage
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  6991. Excellent stuff Mark
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  6992. Every video of Mark’s has this wonderful continuity in pacing, and editing and Voiceover, they all feel seamlessly flowing and fascinating
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  6993. The only youtuber that deserves 10 mil
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  6994. Congratulations Dr. Felton. If or when I visit the U.K. i can tell you that Borley Rectory WILL NOT be on my "places to visit". Thank you for such stirring and terrifying Halloween specials.
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  6995. Another good one Mark. Thank you.
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  6996. Very interesting. This chapter in history is not as well known as the War Years. When I share my knowledge from Marks videos I share the source and encourage others to Subscribe and enjoy learning.
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  6997. “But that’s a story for another time” Ah, it’s over? Lol Great job Mark, really makes my day when you upload.
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  6998. A fascinating bit of history thank you very much for this
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  6999. 7108 views in 27min ..263views per minute...thank you again dr.felton for free history lesson 😊
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  7000. Captain Mainwaring wouldn´t have been at all happy about this.
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  7001. A fascinating nugget of history. Thanks for this wonderful vlog Dr. Felton!
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  7002. I never thought you're descendant of Edward III, mr. Felton. Great and informative video like always anyway. :D
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  7003. I lived most of my life in Durban, SA, where one can visit Gandhiji's home at The Phoenix Settlement, which is part of the Inanda Heritage Trail.
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  7004. Ivory handles not Pearl...
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  7005. As always, a real banger! Thank you so much doctor Felton! Much love from detroit usa!
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  7006. Dr. Mark, I'm a French teacher and I would like to thank you for taking time our of your 🫵🏻British day to do your best to pronounce French names and places. 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧
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  7007. Your programmes are highly enjoyable Mark.
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  7008. Mr. Felton, I've seen many of your videos. This is the most interesting one so far.
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  7009. "Mark Felton's videos are so boring." Said no-one ever. Happy Halloween Mark, keep up the impeccable work mate!
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  7010. I've learned so much from your informative and concise videos.
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  7011. I have to say that I have never found any of your vids boring. Many thanks to you and the faceless assistants that work with you. Another good story !
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  7012. Funny that you said that, my son is autistic and one of his unusual capabilities is an amazing skill at identifying music in a minimum number of notes. (He would've cleaned house on the old Name That Tune game show.) Without fail, within two or three notes he'll announce for all that "Dad's watching Mark Felton Productions again!" 🙂
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  7013. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  7014. Mark Felton is really really good even see him pop up on SKY war documentarys this man knows his stuff highly recommend
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  7015. Thanks Mark! I started doing some intensive genealogy work, and I had no clue about those "titles" of the monarchy. I really appreciate your program. I forgot all about Tony Blair.
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  7016. Two uploads in one day; splendid!
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  7017. The music in the intro hits just right 👌
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  7018. The Dutch village mentioned by the American narrator, Meijel, in the south-eastern Netherlands (not Holland... sigh) is just up the road from where I grew up. Or down the road, that's the same thing in the very flat Netherlands. My mother, who grew up in the same place, remembers those shoebox mines. She and her siblings would look out of the windows of their house, and they had this game where they would divide the boxes between themselves. And yes, those were mines.
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  7019. From the bottom of Polish heart - thank you Mark.
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  7020. Great videos :)
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  7021. In the US, this channel would be worthy of a Pulitzer Prize for History. The amazing historical facts just keep coming.
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  7022. I feel like the phrase: "it just doesn't make sense" comes up a lot when discussing the escape of nazi leaders from Berlin/their suicides.
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  7023. Everytime i hear that intro i know I'm in for an amazing story. There is not a single video on this channel that i would consider boring. Very well done Mark :)
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  7024. You had me at “recently granted private access” ❤
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  7025. This was one of the best documentaries you’ve made yet Mark.
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  7026. Love these overlooked stories, cheers
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  7027. I'm quite stunned by the depth of variety of subject matter you bring us all. I hope you never stop, its a weekly highlight
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  7028. Maldon's Combined Services Museum is a must-visit!!
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  7029. In Norway we don't have a royal train, but we do have a royal carriage which after the railroad reform is owned by the Norwegian Railway museum, and is pulled by whatever operator runs the railroad where the king will be going for each trip all this was much easier before they privatized the rail here really. We also still have a royal yacht which is staffed and maintained by the navy but owned by the king KS Norge which was given to the royal family by the Norwegian people in 1948 its a beautiful ship.
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  7030. Thank you for all you do Mark❤️‍🩹
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  7031. Fascinating Mark, thank you.
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  7032. Exactly what I needed on a hungover Saturday morning. Cheers Mark. Have a nice weekend.
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  7033. Great Video Mark :)
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  7034. Finally the U-505. Nice video
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  7035. Interesting story, Mark. Thank you.
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  7036. Massive - provocative - brilliant !! 🥰
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  7037. Grand Theft Royalty. Dr. Felton is the ultimate cold case detective of history. Godspeed
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  7038. Dr. Felton, your channel is an endless source of valuable information, and I truly appreciate the knowledge you share with us.
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  7039. How very cool. I just love Dr Felton's history lessons.
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  7040. Fantastic video Mark, this is very interesting
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  7041. Chalk this up as a piece of history you will not find anywhere else but here. Thanks Dr. Felton for yet another look into an obscure part of World War 2 history.
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  7042. Thanks for the history Mark.
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  7043. As always fascinating
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  7044. Your videos are so addictive that I can never stop wanting more! Haha.
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  7045. I’ve borrowed a lot of Mark’s diction in my history assignments in college lol
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  7046. I’ve been to all three sites (or at least within a few hundred yards of the first, which is as close as it’s possible to get with the site being fenced off).
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  7047. Mark Felton produces- "Lifestyles of the Rich and Fascist". Keep doing what you're doing! Your content is the best quality YouTube series ive ever seen.
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  7048. The information contained in all of Mr. Feltons' videos is always outstanding. It's the amazing photos and video images provided that rivets me... where does he find all of them? Thank you for the history, Mr. Felton.
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  7049. Whenever I decide to stay up past midnight I'm often rewarded with a Dr.Felton video! Many thanks Mark, from Australia ✌️
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  7050. Best channel on youtube! Thanks for all the amazing content !
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  7051. I knew of the stauffenberg assassination attempt, but had never heard of this attempt. Fascinating. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  7052. Another great video mark. Have you ever thought of releasing your videos in audio format? Like a podcast perhaps? Im lucky enough to be allowed a radio or earphones at my place of work and listen to podcasts often. Would be great to be able to listen to some of your work, either way, thank you for the content 👍👍
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  7053. Great to see a South Atlantic War video by a british historian who keeps his composure, formality and objectivity while a talking about a subject to which he is related. You´re an example to us all, Mark. Greetings from Argentina.
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  7054. Another very interesting film. Keep up the good work.
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  7055. Felton's vids make me happy to be a history student living in Norwich.
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  7056. I'm a big coin collector and i love the Double Florins.
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  7057. There is no sequel to Mark Felton on any histiry or youtube channel on the planet..number 1 for content and quality videos!
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  7058. Another fantastic Felton video, keep it up!
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  7059. Thank you Dr Mark! My father met with Rudel after the war to discuss the development of my fathers Mini-Coin system at the company MFI. This system was tested in the Biafra war in cooperation with Count Carl Gustaf von Rosen.
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  7060. No time to read other comments, but thanks for this story..
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  7061. So thankful for these videos.
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  7062. Today i unsub about 15 channels but i marked your channel as my favourite. Thanks Mark for your efforts and research that you put into your videos and then provide all this valuable knowledge to us for free. 😊😊😊 . May almighty God bless you ❤️
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  7063. Leave it to Mark to give videos on obscure and interesting topics :) He always finds something new to teach us about.
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  7064. I found this very educational.
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  7065. Thank you Mark for sharing her remarkable story!!!!
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  7066. 6:48 road indicators translated from upper left to down left and upper right to down right : POTSDAMSKIY VOKZAL (Potsdam Railway Station), STEGLITZ, LEIPZIGER PLATZ, PERTERSKIY VOKZAL (probably refers to Berlin Hbf - Main Railway Station), REICHSTAG (German Parliament), MINISTERSTVO VNUTR DEL (Ministry of Internal Affairs)
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  7067. Point of order, Mark The Sea Harriers were retired in 2006 but surplus and cascaded RAF Harriers remained onboard until Ark Royal was decommissioned in 2010
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  7068. Excellent video, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱🇬🇧
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  7069. I really enjoyed this content. Thanks for bringing two of my favorite pastimes, movies and shooting together.
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  7070. Great title. Always inspiring Mark. Because you focus much more on content rather than flashy production tricks. That may sound underhanded, but its not meant to be so. So many YT channels are an emphasis of style over substance. You don't play that game. The information is easier to follow as a result. Thanks.
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  7071. Whoohoo, sitting in my garden on a sunny Saturday morning listening to Mr. Felton. Great start to the weekend.
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  7072. Always Quality on this Channel, Cheers!
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  7073. Felton: I’ll let you argue that in the comments. You know your audience well! And we are.
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  7074. Walworth Methodist Church (Clubland) in South London has a plaque to Bobby Kennedy who made his first public speech at Clubland at the age of 13 in April 1939 when his father was the US Ambassador.
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  7075. Mark knows his audience. ;)
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  7076. Never a dull video! Cheers, Mark!
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  7077. My father got three of these and a bronze star between 1967-1969 in Vietnam. He was part of a LRRP team that was absorbed into a Ranger Battalion that got absorbed into the 173 Airborne Brigade. He and the rest of them that survived did over 25 halo jumps so they got the Air medal also. He took me to ‘The Wall’ and to Arlington when I was younger to say hi to his friends who didn’t make it. I didn’t personally serve but I can assure you I always made my bed absolutely perfect growing up. I have his jacket hanging in my room that says “When I die I’ll go heaven because I’ve served my time in hell - Dak To 1968” to remind me of how fortunate I am.
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  7078. few years ago i gave up on watching ww2 related content on youtube, this channel is a blessing now with more things to learn instead of listing tOp sEcReT nUtZi sTuFf that everybody and their grandmother have heard about
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  7079. The best history Channel on YouTube !
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  7080. great video as always mark thank you
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  7081. Very interesting video. I recently watched your video about Kosacki, the inventor of the mine detector, who was Polish. Speaking of scientists and inventors, you might consider a video about Joseph Rotblat, a Polish physicist who went to England and worked for Tube Alloys and the Manhattan Project.
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  7082. Just like previous videos, I appreciate the additional context to accompany current events. Thank you Mark.
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  7083. mark felton's voice interpretation of Sir. Churchill,, really brought up smile into my face... still much better than my teacher's interpretation of Roosevelt when the US declared war on japan on our history class.... i really love this unique content from you keep it up!!..
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  7084. Outstanding Churchill impression Dr. Felton! :D
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  7085. This is one of my favourite channels on Youtube. I really appreciate the regular and varied uploads. Cheers Mark!
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  7086. Just when I was getting bored, this pops up! Thanks Mark!
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  7087. Wonderful!! Thank YOU!!! Very very MUCH!!!
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  7088. Absolutely fascinating and enlightening! I've studied WWII as an amateur most of my 57 years, and this is the first I've ever heard about Band beach. Thank you Dr. Felton!!! You're a treasure.
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  7089. Another awesome video from Mr. Felton! Thank You so much for the content that rarely gets any attention and I love it! Thanks again and bravo sir bravo!
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  7090. I hope my small donation was some help for you to continue on. Sir Mark you never disappoint. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  7091. Mark Felton video alert!!! <refills coffee, watches>
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  7092. I have learned so much since subscribing to Dr. Felton's channel a couple of years ago and watching his amazing documentary's.... I even got my 18yo boy to watch you now also and we're learning more than we ever did in school, seriously the best channel ever <3
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  7093. Really like your videos Mark, very informative, and the coolest intro video ever.
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  7094. Great work as usual, Mark.
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  7095. Thanks for the awesome content, Dr. Felton.
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  7096. We have them on surviving buildings in Germany too. White arrows pointing to raid shelters, emergency exits, aid stations and such. Most commonly accompanied by "LSR" for "Luftschutzraum" (air raid shelter) or "NA" for "Notausstieg" (emergency exit). Exciting to see that such markings still exist in England too!
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  7097. i live in the new cross area and have done for many years and rather shocked to say i have never noticed these signs before, i would love to see them restored with a sign explaining the history behind them
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  7098. Keeping us occupied in at home, thanks to your daily/weekly uploads 😁
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  7099. 0:04 fellow Star Wars fan respect
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  7100. Nothing like having the best historian upload multiple times a week <3
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  7101. Omg this is very surprising that you made a video about this....wow as an Korean im very impressed
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  7102. Dr Felton always comes up with new facts always
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  7103. Just started watching this new vid so excited
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  7104. Mark you genuinely look like agent smith 😂
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  7105. We can always rely on Dr. Mark Felton to dig up an lamost forgotten piece of history and present it to us with straight facts and without sensationalism. Thats something we definitely appreciate about your channel
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  7106. My uncle was a glider pilot in this operation.
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  7107. And here I am complaining I have to work Christmas day...really puts things in perspective! Thanks for this gem Mark, Merry Christmas
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  7108. History time again, thanks Dr. Felton! 👍
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  7109. Sweet Jesus, I just love this channel
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  7110. THIS IS THE BEST YOUTUBE CHANNEL EVER!!!
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  7111. Awesome work Mark! Love seeing topics related to South Africa!
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  7112. Genuinely can’t fathom how you create such great videos and put them out so frequently. Easily one of if not the best history you tuber out there
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  7113. Very interesting. I hope to hear more, Dr. Felton!
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  7114. I used to ride the MBTA commuter rail train to Boston. On the wall was an ID plaque stating that the railcar was made by Messerschmitt. It was a daily reminder of WWII as I exited the train as both of my parents served during the war. Thanks for the update.
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  7115. Once again you have given me something that I never thought I would see or hear of. Thanks
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  7116. Absolutely fascinating Dr. Mark "Sherlock" Felton!!
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  7117. Finally! my Mark Felton bingo card is complete! Jokes aside this was an awesome video Mark!😂
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  7118. GIGA CHAD MARK DOES IT AGAIN WITH ANOTHER INTERESTING VIDEO
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  7119. Thank you Mr. Mark Felton. I'm a very advent student of military history. I never knew about this secret mission during the Falklands War. You got yourself a new subscriber.
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  7120. Guys. We did it. Dr. Mark Felton is now on trending!
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  7121. Thanks again for another eye opening series Dr. Felton. We must never forget the sacrifices others made for our Freedom today. ❤
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  7122. A boring monday afternoon at work, and then, boom , a new vid from Mark to make my day. Much Appreciated Cheers from Canada
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  7123. Not just the Great Lakes region-- Newfoundland and Labrador were part of the flyway to Europe, and there's more than a few wrecks in lakes in those regions. Notably a B-24 Liberator recently found in Gander Lake NFLD. Part of Canada's Contribution to the war effort was the Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Not just the Great Lakes Region, but all through Western Canada there were facilities to train pilots from New Zealand, Australia, and many other then current and former British Colonies. I live near several former such training sites. I've never heard of any Harvard Trainers lost over Lakes Huron or Erie, so I guess we taught well. ;)
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  7124. Some good ‘ol history with Mark Felton to start off my day!
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  7125. Mark Felton is easily the best, or at minimum, most consumable, historian in the world by far! Every video is a treat, Mark. Thank you!
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  7126. Thank you for uploading once again mark! Your content is amazing!
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  7127. Thanks for your work. Always sets me up for a great day after one of your videos.🎉
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  7128. Thank you for this report on PM Churchill visit. Excellent as usual.
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  7129. Very nice video. It is very interesting to hear about the things that would happen in the final months of wars. Thank you for the video
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  7130. Awesome video as always Mark! Keep up the good work!
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  7131. Where Eagles Dare is really one of the perennial Christmas movies, at least in our household, and in the Feltons' as well. Hopefully, Clint Eastwood gets to see your work, your trip to Hohenwerfen (recommended) as well. Thanks for spreading seasonal enthusiasm!
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  7132. Great video. More videos about mafia era in America would be cool.
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  7133. France has fourragères, worn on the regimental uniform, based on regiment exploits. Integrating a regiment that has one of these requires your training to have additional features in order for you to deserve the fourragere, EG added long marches, etc. I am pretty thankful that I only had to walk 100km rather than fighting in the trenches to get mine, all things considered
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  7134. Thanks Mark. Once again, unknown WWII history brought to light.
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  7135. as always mark felton deliver "ghost event" that we never heard on any major battle world war II. Great as usual
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  7136. I knew about the Malmadey massecre like many here I'm sure but this one never...thanks yet again Mark for another fascinating if horrific new insight into the Ardennes Offensive
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  7137. I think this is one of your best videos, Mark. I have watched them for long time. Thank you !
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  7138. Great content for being stuck at home. thanks, plz keep them coming!
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  7139. So many answers to questions i didn’t even know I had! Truly fascinating!
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  7140. Love your intro music!
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  7141. interesting video, thank you sir.
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  7142. I Just found out my stepdad family’s best friend was a soldier under the leadership of Stanisław Maczek!
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  7143. Would be also an interesting series to check out all those german generals, ss-commanders, officers etc and what they did during - and then after the war. That might be really shocking for some people...
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  7144. My uncle, Harold F Willard, was a Submariner stationed at Pearl Harbor during the attack. He and a buddy were up on Diamond Head just enjoying the view when everything erupted. They saw the majority of the attack from there. They tried to get back to their sub but the MP's and local police had all the roads closed and were telling people to get back in their homes. He never did get back to his boat until later the next day. I don't recall the name of the sub he was on but I know that he felt guilty about not getting back to his battle stations for years. Rest in peace Uncle Harold, you did your job and you did it well! 💖🇺🇲⚓️💯👍
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  7145. Not surprisingly I haven't heard about this short, but successful local campaign by combined German - Italian forces. No wonder as I said, because so much of it, goes against the Allied propaganda narrative, which contrary to expectations is still alive and well after 70 years to the end of war. So 'suma summarum' a big thanks for the author, to dig out this episode and present it in an unbiased, factual way.
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  7146. I think that you're one of the bests military historians on YouTube...
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  7147. Been there already a few times, it's very interesting with all the nature and really a nice ride through the forest from Berlin
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  7148. Always interested by a new Mark Felton video! History being taught the right way!
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  7149. Been waiting with baited breath for the next installment, excellent research and excellent storytelling ability!
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  7150. Thank you so much, Doctor. This is incredibly interesting.
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  7151. Mark, Looking at the title of your video and before I even started watching it, I thought of the book, "The Hound of The Baskervilles." I have to say that you come up with very good researched videos. I'm very, very impressed by your work. Keep Up The Good Work! Raymond
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  7152. Great job as always. Love your channel. Keep them coming
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  7153. I did the Queens Guard in 98 with the PPCLI. I was the Junior Sgt. for the St. James Palace Detachment of the Queen's Guard. I have the same birthday as her. 21 April.
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  7154. Thanks Mark! My Dad was a WWII Veteran and "they" ALL did a Herculean Task, and delivered with maximum effort! I appreciate My Dad giving me my family and work ethics every day. And, yeah, sometimes I get right into that Maximum Effort Mode, but it pays off! This Yank tips his cowboy hat to the Queen, and All Veterans!!
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  7155. Mark is just an absolute legend! ありがとございます
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  7156. A German bridge too far. Thanks for the obscure war history Mark!
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  7157. In 1974 an IRA bomb went off on Park Street, Bristol, just after I had driven past on my way home from visiting the central library for study. When I got home the TV was full of news of what I'd just driven past.
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  7158. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time 94/275
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  7159. I feel like I’ve gained so much knowledge about the 2nd world war from your channel, especially about individual battles. And I thank you for that because I think about em quite a bit.
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  7160. Great job Mark. You really set the standard. My favorite historian.
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  7161. An hour old and already has 24k views.
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  7162. another Mark Felton video, another like.
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  7163. good and informative stuff, I honestly didnt know any of this
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  7164. Mark you never cease to AMAZE !! Another incredible, Absolutely Incredible story !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  7165. This is history for those who love history. I relish the opportunity to share this channel with those who don’t know about it!
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  7166. What a badass story and women. Thank you Mr Felton!
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  7167. Yes new vid
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  7168. Thank you for another great video.
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  7169. Felton makes videos like a present! You never know what unheard, weird/strange story he digs up and make a video about it
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  7170. Churchill was a serious hard-nut. Performed cavalry charges. Escaped from a POW camp. Performed night-time trench raids in WW1. But his greatest achievement was as a diplomat. Befriending Jan Smuts, who'd issued a "Wanted: Dead or Alive" warrant on Churchill. Persuading Roosevelt to provide lease-lend before the US entered the war. Cosying-up to Stalin, whom Churchill recognised as being as great threat as Hitler. And then there's De Gaulle: "The heaviest cross I have to bear is the Cross of Loraine".
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  7171. Amazing detail, great work!
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  7172. This is the greatest channel on YouTube.
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  7173. I was born in Carshalton, have been up and down purely way many times. Amazing bit of history. My grandmother used to talk about the v1 landing in Croydon high street in ww2. Great research.
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  7174. I got to know Ms. Toguri in her later years, when she worked at the family business, Toguri Mercantile Co, a big Oriental knick-knack shop on Belmont in Chicago. I have no insight into what she did or didn't do during the war, didn't know about the Tokyo Rose connection until much later, but I always found her to be a very laidback and friendly person.
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  7175. Love your vids my dude they allow us to understand what these men saw and went through as well as helping us understand the minds behind these operations
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  7176. Woo I'm officially a top commenter! I should be lol, I've been a fan since this channel was still in it's thousands :)
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  7177. Mark, you are one of the finest historical narrators I've ever heard. Thank you for your work.
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  7178. Such a valuable research! Thanks!
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  7179. Mark you are very popular with history students here in America you give us details that are not even in our history books well done
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  7180. I've heard of this daring mission before, bit still worth a Mark Felton episode...
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  7181. The amount of forgotten history that Dr. Felton digs up is astounding. An entire series of college classes could be formed just based on the material he has produced. Bravo.
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  7182. Exceptionally well detailed and executed material. Indeed, your narrative style as well as videography, makes an enjoyable, informative tube.
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  7183. Thank you Mark your videos always make me learn the way I want to learn thanks!
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  7184. The metal was originally carbon but Göring‘s gravitational pull turned it into diamond.
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  7185. This channel is millions of times better than any history teacher in the world 👍🏾🇬🇧🎌🚢🗽🏹 plus your narrations is superrr 👏🏽
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  7186. Great stuff as always Dr.Felton! Caught this right after it was posted and it was amazing watching the "Like" counter tick up to well past 800 all in the time it took to watch the video. But with the quality content you put out, that isn't surprising at all really! Many thanks🙏
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  7187. The Doc that rocks. The Doc of course is Dr Mark Felton !
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  7188. When I saw Dr. Felton in Huis Doorn I immediately knew this video was coming lol. I Always appreciate these video’s thanks for the great content over the years Dr. Felton!🙏
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  7189. Time to learn some more thigs with Mark Felton.
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  7190. Thank You Dr. Felton for more enlightened history.
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  7191. More fascinating history from Dr. Felton.
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  7192. Excellent, Dr Felton! Thank you for bringing us these slices of history. I like mine with a good cup of coffee.
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  7193. This is pure gold 😊 Dr. Felton
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  7194. Mark is the best historian on the internet today!
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  7195. First World War trophies we had around the house while I was growing up included a Frankenstein helmet that took a glancing blow from a bullet, a Pickelstaube helmet with interchangeable ball and point, and a gas mask in a metal canister that in retrospect was probably pretty toxic. Over there! Over there!
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  7196. I am so excited to see you featuring Ms Dietrich. I have always been a fan of hers, with Falling in Liva Again being my favorite. When I was a boy, I remember my father singing and humming Lili Marlene around the house. She was such an outspoken critic of nazism and as a famous performer she could truly affect and influence others. Thank you so much for this episode.
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  7197. Thrilled to discover this channel. Fascinating videos and wonderfully done. A real gem.
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  7198. Felton is brilliant!! Genuinely learn something new everyday watching his videos. Great research!
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  7199. Never have been disappointed yet by a Felton production!
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  7200. What a fantastic video. I was actually stationed at RAF St Mawgan whilst serving in the US Marine Corps! These are unusual times we live in, to put it mildly. Thank you so much for keeping a sense of normalcy in my day-to-day life. I am an airline pilot now and these last few weeks have been anything but normal.
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  7201. Who needs history books and teachers when we have Mark Felton? My old history teacher would be jealous indeed.
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  7202. Mark you are damn cool!!! Ww2 stories are the best!!!
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  7203. Thanks Mark for an early weekend gift.
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  7204. Creepy. Fantastic. Thank you. Have a marvelous weekend, doc.
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  7205. I think he did.
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  7206. Dr Mark Felton post, i click
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  7207. Just as you were making your comment about Americans thanking their lucky stars for 1776, I was scanning the exit sign and read, ironically perhaps, that the palace opened for its "year" on July 14th, Bastille Day! They better be careful what they wish for! ;-) Great video! You do an excellent review/rant.
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  7208. A good start to begin my work after having a short night sleep here in the other side of the world... Thank you sir...
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  7209. Hell yeah! Another great educational video you'll NEVER learn about in public school.
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  7210. I always love the content about the luffewaffe
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  7211. Nice story, there are so many about ww2 that I didn’t know, though I know a lot about the period and 50% I did know, the other half was totally new to me, thx ☺️
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  7212. Good day to be watching this in Wisconsin
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  7213. I do so love your channel Mr.Felton. TY for keeping history alive and very well informed.
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  7214. This is magnificent content :) thanks for the honest and graphic descriptions
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  7215. What a great story. Thank you for sharing it...
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  7216. 👀 Mark makes a video about the homeland, it's an instant watch.
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  7217. Thank you for this informative video, Dr. Felton
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  7218. Loving the Ukrainian content!
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  7219. We recommend Dr Feltons videos we have on YouTube in the background along with other history related videos at our animal rescue military boarding home. We have a small history museum we are building to keep history alive, and we can't go wrong with what he speaks about and solid reputation for accuracy! Thank you for the excellent work and keeping history alive, lest we forget.
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  7220. Very interesting. I used to work with a guy that his parents immigrated to the US from Latvia after the war. He had a lot of interesting stories from his parents. Thank you mr Felton, another great video.
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  7221. Enjoy your work Mark. Thank you.
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  7222. Big fan from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🔥
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  7223. Another piece of fascinating history for us all to absorb and learn !! Marines Europe ? Whaaat ?! Had no Idea,, Thank You Sir !!
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  7224. Mark. can you look into the Duke of Kent mysterious and convenient flying boat crash in Caithness “Eagles Rock “ and its Hess connection. It may connect to this Himmler chain of intrigue
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  7225. Your carefully researched and entertaining videos have taught me so much Mark. You're doing everyone on the internet a great service, thank you so much.
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  7226. Best History YouTuber.
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  7227. Sorry to hear you have the flu, but what a great time to do this video? The scenes themselves say it all. Even when you cannot speak Dr Felton you deliver outstanding work Sir. Bravo.
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  7228. Just hearing ya theme tune got me excited 😂
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  7229. In 1992 on a flight to Canada I watched an inflight film about these planes and made it a mission to find them while I was there. I found them at Sproat Lake on Vancouver Island and even though I had no invitation, the people there were really welcoming and gladly showed me around. Absolutely amazing craft. Back then they had only 18 new engines left to keep these beasts in the air. Great memories. Thanks for reminding me.
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  7230. Seasons greetings Sir. Another great video to add to this years haul. Looking forward to 2022 with more excellent glimpses into history.
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  7231. Between Stalingrad and the final surrender of Axis forces in North Africa Germany lost some half a million men. Not a good year for the Axis. Merry Christmas Mark and everyone else here😀🎅
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  7232. How ingenious, how remarkable. I never heard of this. Thanks for bringing it to light, Mark.
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  7233. Dr Felton your work is definitely on another level. Love your channel. Keep up the good work
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  7234. Where do you find all this great footage? It's so good.
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  7235. What an amazing collection and history! How fortunate that they were kind enough to allow you access . How thrilled you must have been for the privilege !
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  7236. I remember way back in 1971 when I was training as a theatre stage manager and props master for a theatre company in Brisbane, Australia the theatre company required the loan of a German spiked helmet from World War I. They were doing the musical play "Oh What A Lovely War". A request was put out in the daily newspaper and it was answered by a little old lady in the outer suburbs. She donated freely a genuine German Pickelhaube helmet. It belonged to her family and it was a bit sad for the worse of wear. We did our best to brighten it up and polish the brass wear. The chinstrap was deteriorating but it was strengthened with some leather. I often wonder where that wonderful German helmet is today and that it has been cared for by the theatre.
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  7237. Always great content, sir. Please keep it coming.
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  7238. Excellent video thank you for posting it.
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  7239. Here in the building to get an in depth look from Mark Felton !
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  7240. It’s been a while so I just wanted to check in and remind you that your videos are always outstanding. Thanks for what you do. Cheers from New England!
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  7241. Another historical piece...thank you very much
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  7242. Another great and very interesting video. 👍
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  7243. Dr., how I look forward to your content!
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  7244. They need to run an exhibition of all these uniforms. It could be called "The Emperor's Old Clothes". Imagine it, travelling the world, I'd definitely want to go have a look.
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  7245. I love that Mark Felton discusses the stories that are not really known much but are still very interesting!
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  7246. An unexpected early Christmas treat from Dr. Felton. Thanks so much for all the videos and historical lessons throughout this year.
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  7247. Another brilliant, sad, and necessary documentary.
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  7248. Another great video about something I never thought I needed. Thank you, Mr. Felton!
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  7249. Once more, Mark exceeds all expectations. Thank you so much for this eye opener!
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  7250. YouTube notification from this channel is like YouTube saying “The Doctor will see you now!”😁😁😁👌👌👌
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  7251. If you ever having a history argument if you bring up Dr Feltons name the other person will generally stand down!!
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  7252. Brilliant content Dr. Felton.
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  7253. The kind of military history i'd watch over and over again
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  7254. 19,000 views in 1 hour! Mark, you may not have the most subscribers, but you sure got the most engaged fans.
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  7255. Keep up the great work Mark!
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  7256. please continue making video's like this!!!! this is really interesting and you always explain so many details which is very important!
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  7257. Good story Mark! Depending on condition and if records can be found connecting a ring to its owner, rings can easily be sold for 7 to 10 thousand dollars US.
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  7258. Mr Felton, what a strange series of events you have here, as I was laying in bed last night the thought came to me to, go to the internet to revisit how Big George passed. low an behold, in my subscription feed is your fresh chunk of history on this very specific thing waiting there for me!! Surely you can see the conspiracy in this!! PLEASE LIKE THIS VIDEO IF YOU WATCHED IT AN ENJOYED ITS CONTENT, THE LIKE REALLY HELPS KEEP TOP QUALITY PRODUCERS LIKE MR FELTON GOING. Thanks Mark!! [Your a Mind reader!]
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  7259. The attention to detail displayed in Mark's mini-docs is central to his popularity. Amazing.
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  7260. The first casualty of any war is THE TRUTH. Thank you Dr. Professor Mark Felton.
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  7261. Don't forget the small but elite army of the Duchy of Grand Fenwick who had carried out a successful invasion of the United States 50 years ago.
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  7262. I have read many escapades regards the Green Devils but never heard of this outrageously bold operation. Fantastic little story.
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  7263. Honestly Mark, You're teaching me so much about my favorite part of history than I could have ever got in the current education system. I wouldnt even know what to search on the internet to figure out this kinda stuff. I wanna take a moment and thank you, ive seen so many of your videos and they teach me so much. And just to clarify when I say favorite part of history I mean by what was happening all around the world at this time, its just so crazy to see what every country was doing and why they were doing it. There was good and evil on BOTH sides, but there were heroes on ALL sides.
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  7264. Eany, meany, miney, moe, catch a Tiger by the toe! Thanks for another awesome video, Dr. Felton. You hurricane rock.
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  7265. Both history channel and to a lesser degree, discovery (channel ) have flushed themselves down the loo vis a vis real history topics , so Mark has taken it upon himself to educate the masses - a pity he doesn't have his own cable T.V channel
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  7266. Dr Felton, you go into all the everyday stuff that makes up the big picture. I'm a car guy. Thanks!
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  7267. Now this is the type of Mark Felton productions which made me subscribe a few years ago...so interesting and never covered by others. Then and now info - very entertaining 👌👏
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  7268. A new video at 7 in the morning? Now I don’t have an excuse to be sleeping till 11.
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  7269. With you doctor FELTON i like more the History
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  7270. Great video Mark!
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  7271. Look at it this way Doctor Felton, if that shotgun DID belong to Kaiser Bill handling it is the closest you'll ever come to shaking hands with him! The gun looks to me like more of a presentation piece than an actual working firearm, I doubt it's ever been fired, it doesn't look like it from the video, but I'd have to see it up close to be sure. On the Kaisers left arm, he DID have some use of it, you can see him moving the arm in some of the films shot of him at Huis Doorn, but he didn't have full use of it. Considering the Kaiser's left arm problem two of his other favorite hunting guns (for small game) were a stocked long barrelled Luger and a Mauser C96 auto pistol with the same configuration. Both could be handled easily one-handed.
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  7272. Once again loved it Mark,Thank you sir for your hard work!!👍👍👍
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  7273. I know that a seamine is used for a similar purpose near Nyhavn in Copenhagen.
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  7274. Cut to 4 years time and im a qualified history teacher just from watching these videos and I proceed to stick on one of marks videos to teach my class
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  7275. Another history lesson from Professor Mark Felton. Thank you!
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  7276. Mark, you constantly give your viewers a POV view, which in this one, puts us right in the driver's seat of this bus. Those bus drivers have some serious skills. When it drove over the cobblestone in the first tunnel, I had a DeJa'Vu moment when I drove the cobblestone roads of German towns in a 18-1/2 ton military Wrecker, that barely squeezed by some of the structures. Now on to part 2.
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  7277. That is a very bizarre and fascinating story! Superb work, as always, Mark.
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  7278. Will be binge watching your channel on the way up to London! Fank yoo
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  7279. I could watch a new Dr. Felton video every day!! Keep up the good work!!
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  7280. Oh yes the Mark Felton stare down.
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  7281. OMG! The painstaking and detailed research that goes into these videos is mindblowing.
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  7282. As I Wrocław (Breslau) native I was raised in a home that was neighbouring Hanke's private residence, a monumental Villa, that survived the siege and stands to this very day.
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  7283. When you hear that opening music, you're in for some top quality research into obscure, but important events in the world.
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  7284. Wow what a great story .Never ever heard about this .My old dads two older brothers were over in Germany doing their national service .They said you had to be careful when you went out for a drink .Lots of punch ups as they were still angry at losing and the massive bomb damage.
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  7285. He just keeps on surprising me. What a brilliant popular historian.
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  7286. Fascinating. Muller was the villain in the famous Soviet show "17 Moments of Spring". Amazing video as always, Mark!
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  7287. Love the dramatic music at the end , good job.
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  7288. A 28:12 minute long episode? Mark, you keep astonishing me!
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  7289. Excellent documentary. What a fascinating story. Thanks.
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  7290. Two minutes ago! What a great way to end a day at work. Thanks again Dr Felton!
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  7291. Merry Late Christmas Mark! Blessings and cheers to the new year for you you and your family! Thank you for the videos you upload, I know I’m not alone when I say, I look forward to the history uploads you research and put out!
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  7292. So much lost history, probably languishing away in some vault or warehouse. It's maddening to think what could be gleaned from those papers. Congratulations on reaching 1million to the best historian on YT.
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  7293. Congratulations! From the first video I watched a couple of years back, I knew your channel was destined for success ⭐️🎓👏
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  7294. I live in New Zealand and enjoy your work immensely. Great job 👏
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  7295. Classic comedy gold! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  7296. Great video!Another piece of history I didn’t know about before, thanks for teaching great history!
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  7297. great to get your take on this Mark,seems strange to hear you talk about current affairs,but like all of the content you post it is fascinating and great viewing.thank you.
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  7298. This channel is very informative, fantastic,unique, and precise!, i really love this channel because not all we've learned from school about these types of history were discussed and presented. Many thanks to you mark felton!, please keep-up the good works. If it were not for you!, we would'nt know all these things happened in WW 2. I really appreciate all these presentation and revelation from you mr. felton!. Have a great day!.
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  7299. LETS GOOOO NEW MARK FELTON VIDEOOOOO! Well done mark! Once again another great video!
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  7300. These are exactly the kinds of stories that let me to subscribe to this channel.
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  7301. Two minutes and already +100 likes. Must be a Mark Felton video.
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  7302. as a Pole THANK YOU for bringing these stories to light :)
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  7303. Without doubt Dr Mark Felton is the best researcher and teacher/ lecturer of history ever!
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  7304. I love you Mark Felton. When you've watched it all and seen the same videos. You my friend, fill in the gaps. I'm not the only person that regards your type of videos as the BEST !
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  7305. If all history teachers were like Mark, I only imagine how good would be our society, our world.
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  7306. Dr.Felton, I never cease to learn new information from your interesting and informative videos.
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  7307. Another great production by Mark Felton! Very thorough and thought provoking. This is my favorite channel on YouTube.
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  7308. Whatever the subject, Dr Felton maintains a level of mystery.
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  7309. Fantastic story! The editing was par excellence!
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  7310. First class as always . Thanks for the upload.
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  7311. A bit early today, love it. Thank you Mark you remind me of the history channel before Ancient Aliens
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  7312. JUST OUTSTANDING Dr GREAT STORY ALWAYS ENJOY ALL VIDS THANKS FOR THE HARD WORK 👍.
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  7313. Back during the 06/07 Australian bushfire season our crews was ferried from home to the staging grounds via DC-3. The pilot told us that troops parachuted to the kokoda trail during WW2 and the plane required very little maintenance
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  7314. In Britain it's called "two-two" caliber, here it's "twenty-two." It all depends where you're from.
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  7315. Just brilliantly researched and presented … as always !!
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  7316. Oh yes. I’m on the edge of my chair. Dr. Felton you don’t disappoint.
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  7317. Your theme music is perfect for your show. ❤
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  7318. 🤗🙏💙🏆🎖️ Thank you for sharing this
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  7319. My father was stationed on Kwajalein in the early 60s so I was there and saw the wreckage of Prinz Eugen
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  7320. Your videos are the best and intresting Mark! Keep up the good work
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  7321. I do fall asleep while watching some videos on YouTube, but not when watching Dr Felton’s videos
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  7322. Another fine production! Thank you, Mark!
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  7323. Good job Mark. I thought I knew everything about the Titanic, until I saw this Video...
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  7324. Another great bio. TY, Dr. F.
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  7325. Never expected that you will mention my town Gmunden lol.
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  7326. You are the content creator we don't deserve, Mark. Awesome as always.
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  7327. ... 🤔 This is a outstanding masterpiece. Nicely substantiated 👍🏽👌🏽👏🏽
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  7328. Good content keep it up dr felton!!
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  7329. I've been to that aviation museum in Krakow and it's well worth a visit if you're in Poland. Incredible collection of vintage aircraft engines too!
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  7330. Magnificent insight, simply amazing how you can find some little known facts and events. Bravo… always worth opening and following to the end of all your YouTube posts👍
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  7331. what an amazing video thank you
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  7332. I am 54 years old and I love history. Most of the videos in this channel is new and valuable information to me, although I have read a lot of books about World War II i first time know about most of the Stories , Mark, your voice is wonderful.
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  7333. First!! This always makes my day!! ❣️
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  7334. Thanks Mark! As a Canadian I appreciate it when British and American historians acknowledge Canada's contribution to the war effort. That's something that's often overlooked in official British and U.S. war histories.
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  7335. Very interesting Dr Felton
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  7336. 51 years in NY, and I never knew this. I was told it was ballast from ships but nothing about where the stones came from. Thanks
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  7337. What a wonderful generation they were, too, I know none anymore and I miss them dreadfully.
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  7338. Been wanting more videos on Albert Speer 👍🏾
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  7339. Dr. Felton, I want to tell you why I so enjoy your work here. It's simply dignity. It's disappearing, and quickly-- but not with you. Here is an intelligent and dignified adult, an educator, a scholar, and one of the last altruistic presences. As soon as I leave you here, I resume my life of rigorous efforts at tolerating the galling and totally regrettable character all around me. You are an oasis.
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  7340. Mark, thanks so much for all you do for those of us who love WWII history. I watch your videos nightly. (and daily) Your research is unmatched.
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  7341. I got the notification..immediately clicked and watched the video..another dynamite documentary by Mr Mark Felton
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  7342. Always excited when I see one of Mark Feltons videos pop up in my feed
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  7343. These are such good history videos.
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  7344. Great subject, Mark!
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  7345. Everyone who loves WWII, loves this channel, this isn’t an opinion, is a fact.
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  7346. I've been to Hitler's former headquarters at Vinnytsa in Ukraine. Fascinating video, many thanks for posting.
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  7347. Always a great day when Dr. Felton uploads a new video!!!
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  7348. i like your voice. gives extra nostalgic touch to the story
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  7349. Fascinating hearing this angle on the Gurkhas and your personal interaction! I once met a Nepali contract gate guard at a base in Northern Iraq. As I had never met a Gurkha before, I excitedly asked him if he had been one. He looked down and said something to the effect that he "didn't make it." I suddenly felt terrible for having asked. It's my understanding those kids hike for miles from their villages to the recruiting stations. If they "don't make it" some never return to their villages feeling such shame in failure. And really there shouldn't be shame in it as it is such difficult selection, but to some degree I imagine that is an East/West difference. Thanks for all your great content. Charles Sage, author of Potters' Run
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  7350. As always, great job Mark!
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  7351. Knowledge is power and Mark Felton Productions, are totally powerful! Thank you again for yet another awesome lesson in real history!
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  7352. You amaze me with the interesting subjects you bring up. Truly
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  7353. Makes my day when your notification pops up!
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  7354. Protect Mark Felton at all costs...Love his vids.
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  7355. Top class production Prof.
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  7356. Another awesome video by Mark!
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  7357. Once again, Dr. Felton, you've knocked it out of the park! Thanks for your great work!
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  7358. Thank you Mark, so good to know that you keep us up on everything in history we appreciate it so much!
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  7359. This is a really uplifting story. It shows despite the horrors of war and life, you can still achieve your dreams. Thank you Dr felton for bringing this to our attention, what a legend. This has really motivated me during a moment of doubt in chasing my own dreams.
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  7360. Awesome video per usual. Thank you for giving us a voice to this face of historical significance. I always wondered who she was and was delighted to hear that she became a teacher afterwards. Cheers 🍻, take care and stay frosty ☃️ 🇨🇦🫡🇺🇦🫡🇬🇧☃️
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  7361. I have seen her in documentaries before but did not know Sergeant Lydia Spivak's name. Thank you very much for your thorough research, Dr. Felton.
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  7362. Fascinating, Mark! I recognized her from documentary’s but never knew about her. Thank you!
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  7363. Dr. Felton! Good to hear you back in good health. So happy for you. I don’t know why, but this story really touched my heart. I have had a love affair with all three cultures, German, Ukrainian and Russian for many years. This woman’s story really got to me. Caught up by circumstance beyond her control, she did the best with what she had available and prevailed. It’s obvious that she did the best she was capable of under the circumstances which is a hallmark of admirable human behavior. It also saddened me to see her pass on at the relatively early age of 59 yo. She is my hero for today. A woman who was placed into a traditionally male role without having to sacrifice her god given femininity. A first class blue ribbon 🎀 human being.
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  7364. Thanks for sharing Mark!
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  7365. Excellent !
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  7366. Thanks Dr Felton for another great video.
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  7367. Big thanks for your work.
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  7368. Thank you good Dr for brining us another interesting and informative video about a particular interest of mine. The Falklands 👍👍
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  7369. Hell yes, its gonna be a good day Sir Mark!
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  7370. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  7371. Never expected this. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  7372. Mark, I was stationed in South Korea in 1985 and very often manned a DMZ check point in Paju city. I know...or rather knew that area very well in the 80's. I still have a great love for the south korean people and an admiration for how far they have come. Thank you for sharing.
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  7373. Hi from Ireland 🇮🇪. And congrats on 2 million subscribers.
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  7374. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  7375. I've seen my share of T-33's until the 1990's. They looked and flew wonderfully. That proves the success of the design. Thanks for yet another excellent upload, Mark.
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  7376. Just made my Friday night. Thanks professor.
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  7377. On my way home from the hospital / surgery yesterday. At least I’ve got three unseen Mark Felton waiting on me at home.
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  7378. Fair play Mark! love the content!
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  7379. Excellent video Mark...I never heard of this before....all Yanks should know of this kind gesture from our friends in the UK!👍👍
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  7380. A fitting memorial to a great man.
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  7381. I've been here and it's a very peaceful place...
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  7382. Those storm troopers with u tho
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  7383. William Manchester says in his book the Last Lion, without giving a score, that Churchill won.
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  7384. I remember this setup! Before my time at the space center, but I got to see some pictures and videos of this thing getting thrown by a blast. But I did hear about an actual real WWII tank that was used for the space program. Originally Naval Air Station Banana River during WWII, site was transferred to the Air Force to become Cape Canaveral Air Force Base, and later Kennedy Space Center. The predecessor to NASA was NACA, and in 1950 they arranged the launch of the first rocket from Cape Canaveral, called the Bumper 2. The rocket used a V2 missile as the first stage with a US Corporal rocket as the second stage. There was no rocket launch infrastructure, but the launch equipment and pad was relatively simple to knock together quickly. What wasn’t so fast was the construction of a blockhouse to protect the launch crew. The solution was to borrow a Sherman tank from the Army, point the turret away from the rocket and run all the wires through the gun barrel to the guy, who I was told literally drew the short straw, inside with the final launch panel. A field telephone ran from the tank to a command post much farther away where they gave the order to fire. Besides the slight possibility of fiery and explosive death, the big complaint from the guy inside was that he didn’t even get to see the first few seconds of the launch since he couldn’t see out of the driver or bow gunner’s vision blocks and the turret was pointed away from the launch.
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  7385. I absolutely love the dedication and pure formate used on this channel. Please keep up the amazing work and help us not forget the importance of world history.
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  7386. Great work as always. Let’s also not forget that it’s also the 85th anniversary of Kristalnacht today.
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  7387. I hate to be "that guy," Dr. Felton, but the a/c identified as a Hawker Fury is actually a Gloster Gauntlet.
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  7388. Best history channel out there
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  7389. Dr. Felton, thank you so much for your very hard work that goes into informing your audience. It does not go unnoticed
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  7390. Como siempre, No defraudas Dr Felton. Un saludo desde Queretaro Mexico.
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  7391. Great stories.Like something out of a spy novel.Doc Felton,you're the greatest historian of these times!
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  7392. Dr. Felton you never cease to amaze. Thank you for all your work.
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  7393. Once again I am seeing an upload that I didn't know I wanted to see but were excellent to see the equivalent raid 👍 Thank you Mark, you still don't fail to provide interesting and lesser known subjects or instances from the days gone by
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  7394. My grandfather fought in Monte Casino so it’s cool it learn about this stuff especially since I never met him
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  7395. Mr Felton, this is a superb piece of work. You are to be congratulated for your efforts. Thank you ever so much.
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  7396. Daily dose of History 💚 Thank you Dr Felton
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  7397. Always amazed at how detailed and well-researched Mark's productions are. Thank you, Mark, again.
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  7398. I see Mark Felton and I tap in. Nothing but the highest quality
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  7399. A truly exquisite example of British craftmanship. And no one should forget the bravery that was shown in Stalingrad.
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  7400. This channel is so awesome. We have an ocean of "Top 10 things you didn't know about" channels and invariably it's all stuff that everyone already knew about. After 40 years of reading everything about WW2 I could lay my hands on, I'm continually learning about stuff on this channel that I had no idea existed. Fantastic content.
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  7401. Interesting from the planning map, foresight to protect Sword beach and Pegasus bridge was on Churchill's mind and the Orne estuary critical for inland movement with a protected flank and crossing point. British 6th AB Division tasks were noted and challenging and were needed to gain the beachhead security NE of SWORD - Roger beach. Splendid presentation and thank you for sharing. Cheers and stay safe
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  7402. This is why we watch the Doc. D-Day is well know historical event and yet he manages to amaze and inform us of the lesser known.
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  7403. As usual Dr. Mark Felton produces a better and more detailed documentary in ten minutes than every history channel on tv could do in an hour.
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  7404. Thanks again for a great historical lesson! You are one of my favorite subscriptions on YouTube.
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  7405. Thanks for this video Mark! Have a great rest of the week!
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  7406. If you visit Nijmegan, try and go to Grosbeek, there are areas where the gliders landed and the wood held by the Germans who pinned the allied forces down, My uncle was a para at Nijmegem and every evening the bridge lights illuminate one by one to remember the fallen, very emotional.
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  7407. I love this channel I learn something new every episode.
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  7408. Interesting. Growing up in the 1970s in a 1930s council house, some of the neighbours gardens still had the Anderson shelters in them. At the time I never realised what they were
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  7409. Your uploads are so interesting, keep up the great work.
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  7410. Thank you for increasing the general historic knowledge 👍🏻
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  7411. What a great story, Dr. Felton! I hope the prefabs stay as a reminder of the sacrifices the Allies made during the war.
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  7412. Good night from Osaka, Japan. I always love your content and videos
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  7413. Just when you think you know it all, excellent article.
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  7414. Awsome stuff Mark
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  7415. As always Dr. Truly amazing. I love ww2 history and many times I rehear a story I know, but a million times better or I learn something new.
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  7416. More quality content from Dr. Felton.
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  7417. I'm very glad you covered this story! Fun fact: another Polish destroyer - ORP Piorun (Thunderbolt), later famous for basically charging Bismarck, did something similar in Clydebank, Scotland, defending the town against an air raid between 13 and 15 March 1941.
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  7418. In Cowes, Isle of Wight, there is a Francki Place named after the Captain of the ORS Błyskawica, with a touching memorial plaque.
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  7419. Wooh. A new vid! Liked already!
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  7420. Thank you for another brilliant episode..
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  7421. Day just got better, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  7422. Thank you so much Dr. Felton. I was wondering when you would make a Video. Awesome work!
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  7423. I'm becomming a history teacher and I see myself showing your videos. It will be great to spread the word about these kinds of stories.
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  7424. Knew about the Pueblo .. never heard about the rest of it .. another Felton classic 👍
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  7425. 387th! This is the best WWII channel, Dr. Felton. Thank you for your excellent research.
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  7426. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  7427. Excellent work Dr. Felton! I've heard the name of Operation Snowman but not much more. You've pieced together the particulars quite nicely. I often learn quite a bit from your offerings, but this was quite a treat. Thank you!
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  7428. Dr. Felton, Your ability to provide me a relaxing, well researched episode at the end of a long workday is a blessing. I would encourage you to do a public lecture tour of the U.S.....if you ever get to Wisconsin, I'd love to buy you a pint....no " shop talk" required.
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  7429. That intro gets me pumped
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  7430. A Mark Felton video and the day is better!
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  7431. Excellent video thank you have a great day everyone.
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  7432. Very interesting , had not heard of this before.
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  7433. Congrats on your 2 Million+ Subscribers!
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  7434. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  7435. This is the sort of high quality content that was once routinely broadcast on BBC2.
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  7436. Very cool, ive been studying ww2 for 45 years and this is the first ive heard of the swiss shooting down usa planes, and usa bombing the swiss. Good Job Mark!
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  7437. What an incredible video growing up in Santa Barbara I was familiar with the sparse coastal raiding the Japanese did but had never even heard of this. Thank you for doing the research to bring this to light!
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  7438. That's another great story Mark thank you You are amazing Thanks for taking your time to research the facts, Happy Easter
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  7439. I am a simple man, I see a mark felton upload notification I click
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  7440. Gripping work, Dr. Felton. Thank you for what you do.
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  7441. It brings me great delight to see a new video from you Dr. Felton. Thank you for your fascinating tales.
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  7442. This was Pretty interesting Mark thank you for putting out this content Il have to take a visit to the UK some time this year.
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  7443. I got told by my history teacher I would never amount to anything now I workout at a museum in my home town appreciate every video that you put out why can't more teachers be like you
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  7444. Another story I had never heard before. Thank you Dr. Felton for bringing these stories to life! Your work means a great deal to so many of us! Don't ever stop!
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  7445. Congrats Mark on such a successful Youtube channel. I always look for your videos but when I saw this one had been out there for 6 minutes and once I was in there was already 636 likes I told myself "Wow Mark, you've finally made it my friend to the big chair !" Congrats. We all love this channel. It's amazing. Keep up the great work.
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  7446. Excellent work, Mark!
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  7447. BRILLIANT! - Oddly enough, I was literally talking about this very topic in Vietnam, last night! Thanks Mark👍🙂
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  7448. Sir. Without a doubt. You are the greatest ww2 historian of all time.
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  7449. Congrats on 1 million subs Mark!!
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  7450. Very interesting story here. I had never heard of such an event happening. I learn so many details here. You are a scholar among scholars doctor Felton.
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  7451. A great historical bit there, nice, I enjoyed that. I never knew of the first flight over the top.👍
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  7452. Polish troops were also excluded from the victory parade in London in 1946 one of the few allied nations not to be represented. Quite disgusting considering their contribution world war 2!
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  7453. Thank you Dr. Felton for your outstanding channel and bringing to memory stories like these ones.
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  7454. Our last battle - for the truth. You, Dr Felton are as important ally for us as we were for your country then. You're saving Britain's honor and pay its debt. You are doing something for our, but also for YOUR country, which is priceless...
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  7455. Thanks for this fantastic video, i remember watching your channel years ago when it seldom had any subscribers, and I have to say that the quality has only increased. Every story you bring is interesting, and it’s somehow all connected
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  7456. thank you so much for your work!
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  7457. Sir Mark. No matter what the topic I learn something every time. 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  7458. This channel NEVER a waste of time! Thank You Mark!
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  7459. Always a favorite!As a documentarian,your presentations are always compelling and enjoyable!Keep up the good work,sir!
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  7460. Thank you for an awesome story with a great ending.
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  7461. I knew Lady Armytage of Kirklees House. Huddersfield. She told me of her escape from Germany 1945. She was presumably an aristocrat because she married Lord Armytage in the UK. She was a very dignified lady. She also gave me a copy of the Rise and fall of the 3rd Reich
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  7462. There was a near identical situation a few years back with a 500lb bomb being discovered under a hotel car park in Kingston upon Thames in SW London. It had been there since WW2, and only came to light when new flats were being built on the site. The Army decided to blow it up, but the resulting explosion damaged local houses, most of which were rentals to students at the university. They were rehoused by the the uni, but landlords were left with huge bills as insurers refused to pay out. At least one was made bankrupt and had to sell the property at a loss. The construction of the flats had to be halted as the concrete base slab was damaged and they had to partly demolish them and start again. Sadly, with the passing years there's going to be a lot more of these cases, as bombs buried for the best part of a century decay to the point where detonation is the only safe option.
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  7463. Amazing. When I was working for the Fire Service in London in 2008, work was underway for the 2012 Olympic site along the bank of the Thames in Bow. A Polish man in a JCB came across a Hermann when clearing the site and apparently he was hitting the bomb several times with his digger bucket. I went along to supply fire fighting hose to the bomb disposal unit. I believe they flushed the explosives out and blew up the detonator which on its own created a massive explosion.
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  7464. Absolutely amazing! Thank you Mark for this one.
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  7465. Well there you go. The Albemarle transport? I am pretty sure I have not heard of that WW2 airplane before this. I am learning too much from your video's Mr. Productions.
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  7466. Here to be enlightened and educated by Dr Mark Felton !
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  7467. Two full US Army Ranger Battalions The 1st and 3rd Ranger Battalions were Ambushed by German units, while trying to find a way to take the strategic town of Cisterna and wiped out with most either killed or Captured and were made to march through Rome, The 4th Ranger battalion was sent to rescue the other two battalions but was Badly mauled and forced to retreat. Also I'm not sure but I think a separate US Airborne battalion was part of the operation to take Cisterna as was also the Canadian/American 1st SSF - Special Service Force which were acting as Guides for the Rangers.
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  7468. Mark, I don’t see how you can get all of this research done with photos and videos. It’s great. Thank you!
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  7469. Thank you Mark, another episode from my favourite channel.
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  7470. Thanks Dr. Felton! Looking forward to Part 3.
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  7471. Quite simply outstanding work, quite amazing. I've been following your work / videos for a long time now. The highly polished finished production you produce is brilliant. Thank You. I'm 56yr and as a child was fascinated by the 2nd World War history, and still am.... Your incredible amount of effort is monumental. Thank you 😊 take care
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  7472. Thorough and expertly told, as always. I'm much looking forward to the next episode of this intriguing tale. Thanks.
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  7473. Thanks Mark.
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  7474. I shared this video on my Facebook timeline today, in memory of Queen Elizabeth II.
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  7475. Always amazing historical info...who are you and where do you get your material? Keep them coming,
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  7476. I'll be watching this tonight Mark, thanks for the posting once again.
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  7477. I'm a simple man. I see a Mark Felton video, I watch it. Thank you for making history entertaining for me and others.
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  7478. Thank you as always. Have a nice day Dr.
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  7479. Nothing like staying up until 3 AM and seeing a Mark Felton video get uploaded, made my night. Cheers Mark.
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  7480. So we have A German designed 9mm pistol that post WW1 was copied and built by the British for the Dutch who then had them taken by the Japanese who then had them taken by Americans as war booty back to the United States, wow quite a story 👍 Thanks Dr Felton for a v interesting and informative video.
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  7481. The perfect end to a long day of work. Thank you Dr Felton for the amazing content
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  7482. Probably 25 years ago I attended a collector show where one of the dealers had a katana with a runic inscription that purportedly had been presented to Keitel, or someone like that.
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  7483. Interesting content Dr. Felton. Always something new here. Many thanks.
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  7484. Excelent documentary - as always! Thank YOU!
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  7485. You never disappoint! Appreciate you sir
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  7486. Brilliant Work! The ending is a magnificent piece, where reconstruction and annotation is blended wondrously with the musical score : Pure Historical Magick, Professor Felton! Please, if possible, one of Your marvelous videos on Carinhall - that would be so very appreciated.
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  7487. Thank you as always Dr Felton for more historical facts 🖖👽
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  7488. Well, that ended pretty sad. Insanely good research/knowledge, though
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  7489. Greetings from 🇵🇰 mark. Love your vids
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  7490. Love the message from Winston at the end of the video good 👍
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  7491. In his memoirs he relates how, in late August 1939, as war was obviously coming he thought he might get unwanted attention from German commandos or fifth columnists, and so he and the person who had volunteered to help protect him looked over his arms and each picked out weapons for the defense of Chartwell.
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  7492. Well done Mark we need to See more of your kind of gifted Film making..
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  7493. There was a Galapagos tortoise(?), here in Brisbane, Australia, that was dropped off by Charles Darwin in the 1840s, it survived until a few years ago at Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo...it was a prominent, well known exhibit at the Brisbane botanical Gardens in the 1950s....
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  7494. Absolutely love the content this channel produces…the channel should be viewed by all schools to teach the youth of today so we never have to re-live the mistakes of the past
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  7495. Ah yes, my dose of Mark Felton's Videos
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  7496. And I just finished making dinner! Time to enjoy this while eating, thanks Mark! Happy new year!
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  7497. Good man Mark keep them coming great video 👍
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  7498. Dude I swear you’re like WW2 History Jesus! You’re amazing man, keep it up 👍
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  7499. Now I know how Mark Felton finds more WWII stories than anyone else. It's his helicopter view.
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  7500. My friend Tony P from Ann Arbor fought at Pelallieu, he passed away about a year ago at 100. Great man, an honor to have known him and his wonderful wife.
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  7501. Thank you for all the content Mark! Hope your trip to Germany was great!
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  7502. I had no idea. You never fail to surprise and inform, Dr Felton.
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  7503. I thought I also knew everything about WW2 but this is way, Way, WAY, out of my league Thanks for the extra history of WW2
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  7504. Tanks for another great video Mark!
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  7505. Thank you Dr. Felton for giving us more information than the news could ever could .
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  7506. Mark Felton saying “ holy crap” made me laughing out loud. Thanks Mark. Great video again.
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  7507. You know its good when Mark Felton uploads
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  7508. Again an excellent video, thanks Mark!
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  7509. Thank you mark for another history lesson I find then fascinating you are never to old to learn about world war 2
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  7510. Yet another master piece Mark, well done and thank you for all the alternative deeply detailed information that I did not know about Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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  7511. This channel never disappoints. Big love and gratitude from New England!
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  7512. You come up with such great topics, I thought to myself many times what had happened to all those vehicles and equipment. Once again you prove yourself to be the creator of a best history channel on YT.
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  7513. For context on the Machine Gun restrictions for the US, in 1933 the NFA (National Firearms Act) was passed which was the first major Federal firearm law in the US. This act required the registration of machine guns in the US along with a $200 tax stamp which at the time was very expensive. Most other guns were unaffected by this act and as such there were practically zero federal regulations regarding these.
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  7514. Thank you for another brilliant video! I always smile when I am notified of a new one!
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  7515. I love your attention to detail. I always know I'm going to learn something new about WWII when I watch your videos. Thank you!
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  7516. Well done as usual!
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  7517. Mark, I'm learning more historical context of your presentation videos than before for the whole of my existence in Poland. Thank you very much, indeed!
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  7518. Thanks Professor Felton!!!
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  7519. 23,000 views in one hour! Amazing & you deserve it Mark!
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  7520. Thank you Mark for the quality content. I can’t imagine the work you did and research on those topics. You pull so many stories out of your hat nobody has ever heard of. Just amazing. Channels that make it fun to learn are the best. I appreciate your story telling a lot.
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  7521. I was so silly to doubt Dr Felton - I thought oh here we go, Hans Von Werra story. But I was wrong. Never heard of this one! Don't know how you do it, but every upload is an education.
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  7522. Very good video Mr Mark, very informative. Thank you for paying attention to details in the scricpt :)
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  7523. Superb as always 👍
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  7524. This channel is one of the very places to get this level of detail on history anywhere. Thank sir for all your hard work
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  7525. Thanks. I had no idea this award existed. Great information.
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  7526. Me: I would say I’m a WW2 history buff Mark Felton: allow me to introduce myself
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  7527. Here in Germany, still today people analyze aerial photographs to try to find "Blindgänger". Especially the reconnaisance images taken immediatey after the raid. The critical points are not the bomb craters. but a gap in the row of craters. THAT is the probable point for a dud. A friend of mine was in a club that worked to elevate an almost abandoned airfield to what is now the Museum Flugwerft Unterschleißheim, the oldest airfield in Germany and in 1910 area home of the Otto aircraft company. Back then the club was in a hangar on the other side of the runway, and he said when you drive from the road to the hangar, always stay on the path. That there is a legend that there are factory-fresh flight engines in their crates dug in there, but that the whole green has been mined. As the area is restricted anyhow, it was not worth the effort to clear the area.
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  7528. Good morning Dr. Felton , another interesting video . Your content is always top notch
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  7529. These stories are absolutely amazing Mark! Didn’t realise there were so many heart racing and heroic acts/missions that I’d never heard about. Love your channel mate!
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  7530. Another interesting video 🙏 keep it up mark
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  7531. I was going to sleep and then a notificaton appeared. Now I am watching this video, It looks good like all your other videos.
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  7532. yet another vid from Mark Felton I thumb up before really watching it... still not disappointed at the end... thanks for sharing!
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  7533. He really should charge people to watch this. I learn alot from his well made, clear and straight to the point videos. But i'm not complaining.
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  7534. Finding this channel is like finding gold
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  7535. Too often in WWII documentaries, any mention of Canada's contribution is either minimized or omitted completely. It's heartening to see that your series is the exception. Whether in land, sea or air forces, whether the Italian campaign, the Battle of the Atlantic or the Battle of Britain, Canadian servicemen were among the best the Allies had. Thank you for this reminder.
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  7536. I enjoy watching these Mark Felton documentaries. He has that vintage war documentary voice. He can say anything and I will believe it. 🍻
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  7537. Always interesting and informative, Mr. Felton. Keep up the good work.
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  7538. Oh so many things to say, but I'm gonna take the high ground on this and say thanks for this video.
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  7539. Once again something i did not know of.....Thanks so much Sir.... Shoe🇺🇸
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  7540. Very cool and interesting.
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  7541. man sees a video about a black unit in WW2 and thinks it's "woke history" lol. no dude this is just history.
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  7542. Many thanks Dr. Felton.💪🏻🇺🇸
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  7543. Always a pleasure to find a upload from you sir .hence the reason I tell people to look up your channel.
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  7544. Another great production 👍
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  7545. Fantastic episode Mark. Your attention to detail is second to none.
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  7546. Seeing Dachau up close or any of the other places of utter atrocity that the Nazis committed against other humans tears your soul in two. Sorry, just can’t feel sorry for those prisoners “with their hands up.” War is one thing but if you’re a person with any heart whatsoever and you just came across the horrors of what they did, I certainly understand and commiserate with their hatred and seeking revenge.
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  7547. At least history has mark Felton bravo
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  7548. Amazing accounts Mark. Important that these stories aren't lost in time. Thanks for sharing this....
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  7549. This story is frequently presented in tabloid-like setting, thanks for presenting it in this political,diplomatic like manner.
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  7550. The title of this video, Instantly draws you in.. Thx for the new content my good sir.
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  7551. Amazing, as usual
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  7552. I can't imagine Mark Felton does so many quality investigative journalism and put it out for free. Big Fan 👍
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  7553. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  7554. Merry x-mas Mark. You made my 2o24!
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  7555. These videos are so detailed, it never fails to amaze me
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  7556. Mark makes the best history content
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  7557. These types of documentaries are what I grew up on. This is one of many things Mark Felton has talked about I never knew.
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  7558. Wow, photos and information I never knew existed. Excellent video.
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  7559. Mr. Felton, I am thoroughly impressed with your work! You are one of the best historic journalists I've ever seen, and you cover a favorite topic of mine very well. I look forward to all of your video postings.
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  7560. Another day, another great Mark Felton tank crossover video.
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  7561. More interesting information i never would have learned anywhere else but from Dr Felton. 👏👏 Bravo sir.
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  7562. Another great wideo! THANKS
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  7563. Thank you for doing a WWI video. I'd love to see more!
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  7564. Thank you for this compilation of remarkable footage. Wishing you a swift recovery. ❤️
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  7565. God bless you Mark!! Hope you get better!!
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  7566. Sorry to hear of your indisposition and wishing you a speedy recovery. As for the video, sometimes words are unnecessary. This is one of those moments. No spoken word could add to the poignancy of these images.
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  7567. It is these 'small' , little known tales of War, especially WWII, that help make Your Channel Continually Interesting, Dr Felton! Keep up the Great Work You are doing and Thanks! BTW, I had trouble with my comments button on your story about the lesser known Bulge Attacks you posted a few days ago....please see the first sentence of this comment. 🙄👍🍺
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  7568. Always a great pleasure to watch a video from Mark Felton ... Thank you so much for all the work! What a great channel Mark.
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  7569. Great pictures of my hometown, the city of Koblenz. German corner with the rivers rhine and moselle. Awesome to see. Thank you Mr. Felton
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  7570. Your topics, editing and narration are spot on. Thanks so much for the content!
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  7571. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  7572. 8 minute video is perfect for my break, thank you Mark you are like always the best historian on you tube hands down
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  7573. Thank you for your informative and well-researched video presentation.
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  7574. What an amazing channel for history junkies!
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  7575. More interesting history, thanks so much, Mark! Have a wonderful and safe Christmas!
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  7576. Always a pleasure seeing one of your videos popping up!
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  7577. I love how this bloke just gets on with it. Tremendous channel, and I always learn something new.
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  7578. Mark, I am so happy that you reached a million subscribers. Your research and storytelling is absolutely phenomenal and I am glad to have discovered your channel. You are my go to history channel for over a year now. Just WOW.
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  7579. Thanks, Dr Felton!
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  7580. Beautiful, and well presented as always Mark. I agree its a shame that the entire collection isn't on display, Its historic value would be priceless to history buffs, and anyone who saw it.
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  7581. My compliments to Huis Doorn! Thank you very much!
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  7582. One of the best Hermann Goering docs I've seen. Very complete 👏. Thank you Mark.
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  7583. Fascinating topic, well presented.
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  7584. Wow, what an exciting and fascinating second part! 😃 Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  7585. Love how your getting closer to a guarded truth . 😊👑🌍🌏🌎💚
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  7586. As always, great and fascinating work Dr Felton. Thank you. 👍
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  7587. Thank you for showing us all this history! I wish this stuff were on public display.
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  7588. Thanks for the deep dive Mark. The curator at the Hohenzollern Schloss outside of Stuttgart is very open minded to education. They allowed me to photograph and film all the ironwork, weapons and armour included, which allowed me to recreate some of the pieces back in 2016
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  7589. I created a mini doc called "War Dogs" for my war films class at university and got an A. I never mentioned this but wish I did, accordingly the movie My Dog Skip shows some of the same footage in a news real in a 1940s movie theater. Great movie btw and as always amazing history Mark!
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  7590. I did not know how much I needed to know this. Thank you for the uplifting story. I am about to get my nephew a puppy warmeraner late this fall. They've yet to arrive. Can't wait to see them baby blue eyes. They are such beautiful 😍 hounds
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  7591. MARK IS THE BEST YOUTUBER EVER ONG
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  7592. Although I was aware of the swastika dating back to ancient Egyptian times plus its later use as a good luck symbol (and the building decoration in Chelmsford), I had no idea how widespread it was among the military of countries other than Finland. Even though it has the unpleasant association with Hitler, there should be no re-writing of history. Thank you for continuing your presentations of actual history.
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  7593. Dr. Felton, thank you very much for enriching this world with the qualification ‘The historically challenged’. Astute, mild and firm, all at the same time.
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  7594. The quality of your videos plus the concise and entertaining script are among the best in YouTube. Thanks for all the amazing videos.
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  7595. Extremly helpful for my school pruposes. Awesome Video and Overall channel
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  7596. My grandfather served in the 11th tank division along with the 1.PzAufkl.Abt/11 ( amored recon ). I wonder if he was involved there. I love the inofficial unit emblem.
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  7597. Watching from Tokyo this evening, thanks for sharing this important history Dr. Felton.
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  7598. Thank you for the consistently interesting content. While many historians seem to struggle to find content to discuss, Dr. Felton continues to seamlessly and tirelessly bring us amazing historical content.
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  7599. You’ve brought back my memories of the old History Channel I used to watch with my uncle after he got back from Afghanistan! Thank you so much, Mark. Keep up the good work!
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  7600. These series type videos are brilliant!
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  7601. I live by the memorial in Jersey City so I know about this a lot. The JC counsel is trying it’s best to get rid of the statue from public view, but to no avail due to fierce polish American resistance
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  7602. Probably the fastest I have ever clicked on a notification.
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  7603. Really great video. Nobody’s this good. But Mark!
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  7604. I am honored to have discovered this channel
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  7605. The musical flourish at the end is the best part. Thanks Mark.😂
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  7606. Thanks Mark for the new upload. 👍
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  7607. Good work, sir. I look forward to the next episode.
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  7608. I just love marks videos so much great content
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  7609. Another amazing documentary. Thanks mark!❤🤝🏼
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  7610. As always interesting content, thanks for another history lesson.
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  7611. Another fascinating history video.
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  7612. Dr. Prof. Felton, thanks for teaching me history
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  7613. Another encapsulating video, thank you very much dr Felton
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  7614. Thank You Dr. Felton! 👌
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  7615. Mark thank you so much for your contributions to the online community. I'm so grateful for the time and effort you've shared with us.
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  7616. I like to think some of it made it's way into the pockets of the ordinary Allied soldiers who had given so much to ensure our freedom. I can only imagine the hours of research and editing of the archive footage that went into this excellent film. Thanks again.
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  7617. “Never have so few taken so many for so much”
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  7618. What a History ledgend Mark Felton is 👌 Thank-you
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  7619. Thank you so much Mark. Your stories are so high quality and have helped a lot to survive the covid's lockdown. I hope someone from Holywood could listen your stories because many of them could be incredible films like this!!!
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  7620. Thank you. Please keep the docs coming, I am learning a huge amount.
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  7621. As always well documented ,clearly and simply presented. Thank you
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  7622. First and thank you for this upload Mr Felton!
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  7623. see thats just amazing, im in my hotelroom in kassel starting the video and its about kassel. the very city i arived 3h ago. coincidence? i dont think so. thank you so much for your awesome content
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  7624. My Dad was in the US 127th AAA gun battalion, rushed to Remagen to guard the bridge. He spoke of the efforts by Germany to knock down the bridge, and said that one of his colleagues had been wounded by friendly fire (if such a thing exists) from GIs shooting at one of the frogmen in the river trying to plant explosives on the bridge supports. Thanks for sharing.
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  7625. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  7626. Thanks for setting the record straight Mark, It was enlightening indeed.
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  7627. Author, historian, Imperial naval bridge officer stationed aboard the Star Destroyer 'Death Star's Revenge'.
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  7628. Great history lesson Dr Felton! Thanks for the great video
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  7629. 🎖️🏆⭐🙏 Thank you for sharing this
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  7630. 1 million subs by years end. And it will be well deserved.
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  7631. Dr Felton presents things in a manner that forces us to say, "ah yes, now I see". Thanks for another eye-opener Mark!
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  7632. No matter how many times I watch his videos I learn something new everytime. Love these videos.
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  7633. As soon as hear your musical opening i know im about to learn something
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  7634. Just one of many hundreds, if not thousands of amazing stories from the time... incredible. Keep up the great work Mark, these stories are fascinating
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  7635. Fascinating story well researched and presented as always. I am surprised that Dr Felton has not become a British TV regular! At age 70 I have been brought up on stories of WW2 from family members and this is just like one of those!
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  7636. Glad to see this channel growing so much. Great work, as always.
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  7637. Always found this an interesting story but never knew much about it. Thank you!
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  7638. Another Masterpiece, ty.
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  7639. I have held and examined Kaiser Wilhelm's 7.65 mm Luger carbine at a small German owned gun shop in Southern California in the 1970s. It was very nicely made with fine European Walnut and had a sling attached so the Kaiser could hold it better with his injured left arm. I later worked for John Martz Luger carbine maker from Lincoln CA and made the stocks for his custom carbines.
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  7640. Although he often had a loader with him, the Kaiser did, sometimes go out shooting alone. Due to his disability, Kaiser Wilhelm II enjoyed shooting his Luger carbine, since he could fire and reload it one-handed.
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  7641. Mark really deserves his own history channel series. He could begin a new golden age for the channel
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  7642. My grandad was on a mine sweeper during the war, and was mentioned in dispatches
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  7643. The most heavily armed charity in the world? Nice piece (as ever) Mark.
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  7644. Reminded me of one of my rolls in the RNZN on a Diving Tender and Survey inshore boats, which are used in mine sweeping. Great video and great to see relics in the public domain, that ensure we do not forget our history, whilst collecting for charities. Thanks to Dr Mark Felton, for giving them a promotional boost as well.
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  7645. This intro have, over the time, became an instant endorphin trigger for me :)
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  7646. Love your work Mark !
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  7647. A great way to spend 15 mins while my pizza is in the oven
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  7648. You’re the only channel on YouTube I’ll gladly watch or listen to for hours a day
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  7649. Awesome video! I had no idea about his Eagle’s Nest.
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  7650. Just wow! Excellent job. I learned a lot this morning!
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  7651. Unbelievable. Thank you Mister Felton for the remarkable research!
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  7652. W00t, gotta be the first. Thanks Mark. I love your content
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  7653. I always look forward to Mark Felton’s videos. They teach me something new every time.
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  7654. Bravo Dr Mark felton,keeping history alive for future generations.
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  7655. May Day May Day its another brilliant historical upload from Dr Felton.
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  7656. Love this channel!
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  7657. The Hits just keep on coming! In Mark's world, I'm getting the feeling we're all part of something bigger than us!
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  7658. I lived in Pinner growing up in the late 70’s / early 80’s. A school friend who’s father was the ambassador in the UK from Siena Leone lived in this property which at the time was still called Sans Souci. There were stories of it belonging to the German Ambassador to the uk pre war and having been build with imported materials from Germany. Now i know it’s true. 😮
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  7659. A great way to spend my Sunday afternoon. Cheers, Mark!
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  7660. How good is this, thanks Mark
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  7661. In the 90s the Bundeswehr was invited to the 14th July parade on the Champs Elysees. The black crosses caused quite a stir among some elder people as well.
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  7662. A great way to wake up this morning! Thank you, Mark!
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  7663. Dr Felton, I enjoy hearing about other (non European) historical figures in your informative style. Please do more!
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  7664. I absolutely adore your work, the content you make is rich & fascinating. Your explanations are of great detail but taught in a way that most can understand. I've only recently began exploring the history of the world wars, although I've always had an interest I have you to thank for sparking my curiosity & keeping my mind sharp with multiple uploads on a weekly.
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  7665. Thank you Mark for another wonderful episode
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  7666. Thank you, sir. Once again, well done. I read extensively about this operation years ago, but didn't find nearly the information you just shared. Where others give the 30,000 foot overview, you get down in the weeds with your info. Excellent work.
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  7667. Well. Thanks for clearing that up!!!!!!!!! I have wondered about this since I bought and read Bacque's book in 1990 or so. And on occassion believed it. But happy to ditch this question for your professional opinion Mr. Felton. Thanks! :)
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  7668. It doesn't matter to some people whether it really happened or not, or to what degree because those people who hate America will continue to push the narrative until it's accepted unquestioningly by everyone. This is the dark side of how history works and it's always been this way. On the other hand, we owe a great debt to those like Mark Felton who do their best to objectively seek the truth without a political agenda, no matter what they uncover.
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  7669. The revisionist are changing history almost as fast as we are losing the WWII generation. I fear what will happen when they are gone. We need more honest even handed historians like Mr. Felton.
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  7670. Greetings Mark ,as always satisfied with the details.. greatings from Germany, native born from Latvia , Liepāja, Grobiņa.
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  7671. "Gehlen disguised as George Smiley." Very good! 🤣🤣🤣 (By the way- the laugh at the end startled the crap out of me!)
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  7672. Thank you for sharing your research with us all, Dr Felton.
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  7673. I concur!👍 Love these videos. 🙏
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  7674. 0:01 Darth Felton
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  7675. Historian Mark Felton certainly doesn't look like I imagined historians would look like. Old, bald, fat, grey hair and big glasses. It's nice to see that there are also young people that has a passion for history like I do.
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  7676. I had to rewatch the last segment about the Panzerfausts mounted on a push bike. Dr Felton you are a marvel of information, I'm going to try and work that little known WW2 fact into a conversation this week...challenge accepted.
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  7677. Fantastico! Tak MF! ....from Denmark
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  7678. You're right, I had never heard of this. Hope to learn even more in the coming year. Thanks Professor!
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  7679. Fascinating, who would have known without this excellent channel?
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  7680. Early bird here. Couldn't be excited more to see another MFP video.
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  7681. Love your videos. Thanks for uploading.
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  7682. Dr. Felton can even find actual footage of the Battle of Little Bighorn. What a time to be alive
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  7683. I remember when you had 10k subscribers. It's insane how much you have boomed since lockdown.
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  7684. Dear Dr Mark is a treasure to mankind.
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  7685. Professor, you are the absolute GOAT of history experts. Knowledge AND you always present a story well told. I learn something new every time. I listen and relisten. I also have gotten my 20 something yr olds sons listening to you.
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  7686. Ain't never hit the play button so fast. 😂
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  7687. This channel, for me, provides so much context about ww2 woven in intresting and diverse stories. Plus, he has a great narrating voice, as immersive as David Attenborough.
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  7688. I stumbled your site in an accident and I couldn’t stop learning about what had happened then. I have always fascinated and loved past gem stories and histories. Thank your for bringing such an amazing documentaries from the past.
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  7689. If you're not this early on a Mark Felton video, you're slacking...
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  7690. interesting story, as always! thanks Dr. Felton!
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  7691. History never repeats but is absolutely cyclical. Thanks for an interesting dive on these particularly troubling events. Also Happy 50th Belated Manufacturing Day! As a Fiver myself you begin to appreciate history more and more after Five Oh. Cheers on your great content!
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  7692. Been waiting for this one. Thanks once again Mr Felton
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  7693. I hadn't been watching as much of your stuff until lately, but I'm really enjoying the new direction. The naval focus before was utterly fascinating, and I'm really excited for more stuff like this. Thanks for the great work!
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  7694. As usual, Professor Felton leaves the "History Channel" in the dust.
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  7695. Mark, I really appreciate your videos. This was extremely interesting. A peculiar matter of trust. This speaks well of both the Germans and the western allies.
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  7696. Thanks for blessing me with another one of your videos Dr Felton
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  7697. That old saying "you learn something new every day " is certainly true with mark felton :)
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  7698. Drop everything and watch this!
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  7699. Thanks for all the interesting videos you've made Dr. Felton ! Happy new year to you and yours :-)
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  7700. Outstanding Doc. Never really learned about Israel" wars from school.
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  7701. Mr Felton after 8 minutes, 221 likes with over 1400 views. Going great, easily the most interesting few minutes 2 or 3 times p/w. From Australia
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  7702. Thank you Doktor Felton. I really appreciate your work and your interesting videos :)
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  7703. Any random person - "Hey; wanna know how tall the WW2 leaders were?" Me - "Uhh, no. Who the hell cares about that?" Mark Felton - "Hey; wanna know how tall the WW2 leaders were?" Me - "Damn straight! Let's do this!"
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  7704. Love your channel, keep up the great work!
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  7705. Excellent research work, Mark!
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  7706. Your simply the best Mark! Amazing work you put into this. Love it!
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  7707. Thank you once again for an amazing video Mr Felton!!!
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  7708. TWO MILLION SUBS!!! CONGRATS!!!
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  7709. An outstanding historical report and another highlight reminding viewers like me of why Mark's videos are tops when it comes to the unusual twists and turns of the Second World War.
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  7710. You sexy man Mark. Love your vids.
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  7711. Fascinating side light on this dreadful tragedy. Thank you Mark.
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  7712. Hi Felton, I really like your content, I think it’s very informative and very well made, keep up with the good work
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  7713. Your German pronunciation is incredibly good! Do you practice individual words for every video, or do you actually speak German? There are only two words that you mispronounced: "Marienplatz" (the stress should be on the "ie"), and "osteria" (an Italian word; the stress should be on the "i").
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  7714. Another informative and first class production. Thanks!
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  7715. Oklahoma's very own 179th Infantry Regiment, 45th "Thunderbirds" Infantry Division which is now part of the OKARNG (Oklahoma Army National Guard)! The 45th Infantry Division Museum in OKC is a wonderful place to visit. They have lots of cool things to look at.
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  7716. Hey I love your vids I hope you can make more content I hope u see this I'm a big fan.
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  7717. When history channel stops to show ww2. You are lucky you got Mark Felton
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  7718. It's a great day when Dr Mark Felton uploads.😀
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  7719. Fantastic video Mark.
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  7720. So cool! I was fortunate to fly in a Do-24 back in the early 2000’s across the English Channel. What an awesome unique looking aircraft.
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  7721. It's a great day when Dr. Felton drops an episode! 🎉
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  7722. I have a 1917 passed down from my Grandfather to my Father and then to me when he passed. It was the first centerfire rifle I fired. I can't imagine being able to break anything on the rifle even if I tried.
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  7723. Mark, you never disappoint me with your research and almost daily output of your videos (you are the MG42 of the historians, but more accurate ;-) Danke!
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  7724. Britian to Iraq: "Congratulations, we're granting you independence* *Terms and conditions may apply, independence not available in some areas
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  7725. Interesting that Bristol Basin is right by Kyps Bay where incidentally is where the British landed in an attempt to cut off Washington’s retreat up island during the battle of Long Island 1776 Rumor has it that lady who had a house there delayed the British commander with an offer of tea, allowing the continentials to slip away Another fantastic presentation
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  7726. Bristol is my home city, I never knew that either and didn't appreciate that ships had to return with ballast! My old bedroom ceiling had to be replaced due to shell splinters from AA guns sited at the local common (park). My father was away in the RAF from 1940-46 and many relatives worked at the BAC and Rolls-Royce. Mary-le-Port street was in a busy shopping area and is a memorial park now, a nearby modern complex replacing it after the war following its destruction. All this was before my time though.
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  7727. Your videos are soo well conected that sometimes I fell like watching a series, your videos about the encircle of Berlin, germans pushing the soviets line trying to escape the encirclement, the reporters on Berlin, and now these women flying over Berlin during the last battle makes it really amazing, thank you for your work Mark, we really appreciate it!
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  7728. For years I wondered why a long row of terraced houses just around the corner suddenly ended with two much newer builds. Then I discovered they'd been hit by an incendiary bundle. There was even a photograph of the damage, which affected a co-op building across the road as well. Its right next to an old police station, and if I recall correctly, one of the policemen on duty was sadly killed while attending the scene.
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  7729. Something about this story just makes me smile. Where on earth do you get your inspiration from Mark? Brilliant.
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  7730. Wow! I'm a native Southern Californian and I never heard such a thing. Amazing!
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  7731. One of the most intelligent channels on YouTube, in fact, in all of media right now
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  7732. Thank you- my late father was in the Cheshire Yeomanry which did a deal of cavalry reconnaissance and some fighting against the Vichy forces-he told me that Vichy machine guns were manned usually by French 'settlers' who were very hard to dislodge and had to be killed. Oddly the French persons don't talk much about this conflict...
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  7733. After watching this wonderful episode I Can't wait to see the Eastern front Arial Veterans. Excellent work Mark Felton.
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  7734. Once again Mark Felton absolutely “nails it!”. Thank you Mark for such a fascinating channel. All respect and gratitude from Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇿
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  7735. What a great way to start the day with this well made, entertaining video.
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  7736. YEAHHHHH!!!! Happy Thursday Mark. You seem to always know when we need a history lesson!
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  7737. Even during Eid Celebrations I can't miss Dr Mark Felton's class, Can I? Another masterpiece Dr Mark Thank You 🙏 Eid Mubarak❤
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  7738. Excellent as always Mr. Felton. Always learning something new!👍👍👍
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  7739. Thanks for making my day Dr. Felton!
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  7740. A new Dr Felton documentary always makes my day. And this is another gem.
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  7741. Damn you Dr Felton. I was just about to start my "busy" work and I get a notification of your new video. I will now pretend I am in a Zoom meeting...........
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  7742. This is the first I have ever heard of a double florin, and I certainly never saw one in the twenty years I used the pre-decimal money. I loved the old coins, getting confused about the Georges and Edwards. There was something special about a Victorian coin, something from another world still in current use. And the obverse sides were pure whimsy - a little wren, a galleon, a portcullis, Britannia .....
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  7743. Hm...as a guy who has a (small) coin collection himself, I believe that this coin (the double Florin) is probably worth something so a shopkeeper not accepting it would be a fool! EDIT: Well, Doc! Nailed it...didn't know the value but 100 British pounds is not that insignificant, compared to the face value :)
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  7744. This reminds me of the $2 bill still in use today in America but not widely known amongst Americans of the younger generation. We also have the Susan B Anthony Dollar coin which baffles clerks everywhere.
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  7745. I was lucky enough to tour the C-130 production line at AF Plant 6 in Marietta several years ago. The -J models are very impressive.
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  7746. Amazing as always Mr Felton, love leanring about these old aircraft, good to see they still have plenty of life in them, many thanks
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  7747. The British army is having a hard time meeting recruiting goals. Raising more gurkha units seems like an obvious fit
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  7748. Stop making stuff up Mark good job thank you❤
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  7749. I could never ignore a new notification of a Mark Felton video
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  7750. Hell Yeahhhh
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  7751. 99% of the time when I watch a video by Mark I learn something new. Today was no exception. Great video as always
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  7752. I often wondered who the girl was and where she came from, I had no idea that she was speaking as the film crew captured her on film. Many thanks for the upload. Keep up the amazing work.
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  7753. Utter rubbish. This story was about a young woman who had been through everything during the fighting on the Eastern Front of WWII and she ended up in Berlin just as it fell and the war in Europe ended. Seen in many WWII documentaries, many people had wondered who she was. Mark Felton has answered those questions and more and you think that he just threw this 8 minutes of video together? You have a lot to learn about how much background work such videos really require!
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  7754. He has the best real stories of real history, and if I knew 1/10 of what he does and I have been studying for 30+ years, I might be lucky enough to get to read some of the archives he was able to see. You have to be a great person to get to see some of the classified reports and military records of a multitude of nations. God bless you all and thank you for sharing your work and your time with me and my family as always. Great evening to you.
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  7755. On my very first trip to Berlin in 1981, I bought a poster of her in a State Run/DDR book store on Unter den Linden in East Berlin. I think I still have it rolled up in storage in Germany.
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  7756. marks vids are so good and straight to the point and the research he does is chefs kiss 💯💯
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  7757. great vid mate!
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  7758. Dr. Felton shows us and teaches us what others can’t. Thank you!
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  7759. Awesome, thank you sir!
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  7760. You always time your new videos with my lunch time. Well done, Mark!
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  7761. I have never been disappointed with Mark Felton's videos 👍
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  7762. Thanks Dr Felton! Always informative, and surrounded with context. The straight info that is not always pleasant, but is always factual!!
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  7763. Well this brightens my day thank you
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  7764. I was watching a mark Felton video and immediately I got a notification of a new video XD
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  7765. love to see these videos. keep it up
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  7766. Dr. Felton you’re in a class all of your own ✊🏻 truly amazing sir. Thank you for sharing.
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  7767. In 2016 I visited the DPRK. Very interesting experience.
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  7768. Awesome video. I have visited numerous observation sites while living in Korea. My wife’s grandfather’s village is so close to the DMZ, that it’s not recommended to go out after dark as it’s a very active place and bushes sometimes rustle at times. Cheers 🍻, take care and stay frosty 🇨🇦🫡🇬🇧🫡🇰🇷
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  7769. As a Korean, I thank your grandfather for his sacrifice...
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  7770. I can really hear your German pronunciation getting better and better. Keep it up! :-)
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  7771. This is why i love the study of WWII. You learn something new almost every day. Great vid!!
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  7772. great content as always
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  7773. I didn't know anything about this great video always interesting your videos are always a interesting watch thanks
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  7774. Almost a thousand hits in under 5 minutes. That's sweet doc.
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  7775. Mine, too. Age 20. It is hard to believe, isn't it?
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  7776. Rare footage of Darth Felton searching for the hidden rebel base.
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  7777. Mark Felton; yes storm trooper these are the droids you're looking for ! 👌
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  7778. What fantastic investigative journalism. This guy is the best, no doubt about it.
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  7779. I am currently customizing and painting a 1/16th scale RC Jagdpanther from Henglong and finished a Tiger I from Henglong last year. My next project will be a King Tiger from Henglong that I have here still in its box, and I am so excited to work on it. I have been watching your videos all the while working on my little tanks over the years, and it was a great treat to see this video while working on my own 1/16 scale tank myself. I never thought an RC tank would make it into one of your videos and I am so fascinated by this story! Thank you, again, for taking the time to make such fantastic videos. Keep up the great work! God Bless
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  7780. How it started, .. Adolf ; "Fancy going down the Burger Beer Hall?" .. Hermann ; "oh yes, i LOVE burgers and beer!"
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  7781. This makes a whole lot more sense than anything that has been posited in the past ! Thanks again for an excellent breakdown of the facts and a sound theory as to what actually happened.
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  7782. Another great episode!
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  7783. Perfect, I’m having a late lunch today at work. A little Dr. Felton to the ease into the afternoon! 👌🏻
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  7784. Many Alco (American Locomotive Co.) RSD-1 type diesel locomotives were shipped to Iran to provide much needed motive power for the Trans-Iranian Railway during WWII.
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  7785. Once again Mark another amazing part of History!
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  7786. Amazing, my grandfathers medal is the same issue as that of today - 70 + years later! Thank you for another great video Dr Felton
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  7787. Mark Felton is the best!
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  7788. First, great content Dr Felton I was just watching your other videos lol
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  7789. Thank you Mark just made my day with this post
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  7790. I had been trying for about three years to be the first one to give you a thumbs up and I finally did it today... LOL thanks Mark keep up the good work
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  7791. Got excited when he said Buckingham Palace…
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  7792. Wow! This one was really good! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  7793. Thank you for making this video! It's a great outline of this underappreciated topic. Hopefully, it'll inspire some viewers to get deeper into it.
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  7794. I always enjoy Channel Island stories on your channel Mark.
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  7795. every day is christmas morning, sometimes mark gives us two christmases in one day!
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  7796. MFI= Malmö Flyg Industri , and I actually remember hearing on Swedish radio broadcasting when he was fighting/bombing i the Biaffrian/Nigerian war in 1970, Many thanks for bringing this person up Mr Felton! Cheers from Sweden
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  7797. Thanks for another " I didn't know that!" video, Mark Felton Productions!
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  7798. I read "Japan's Gestapo" about a year and a half ago. Horrific but excellent. Thank you for bringing to light these infamous acts, which are, perhaps, not as well known in the Western world as they should be
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  7799. I've ordered quite a few of these for my dad the past few christmas'. He's thoroughly enjoyed them and been in love with your channel ever since I showed him it a few years prior! Thanks for everything Mark :)
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  7800. Mark you have a real talent in story telling!! Could not believe history can be fun to know
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  7801. Let's be real. We all wish Mr. Felton was our history teacher
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  7802. “That is...until now” [MF MIC DROP]
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  7803. There's a reason Mr Felton has 1.48 million subscribers, and its because he pumps out quality bits of history we could've never known about had it not been for him and his history channel!
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  7804. "I did not know this!" But I say this every time I view one of Mark Felton's videos. Thank you sir.
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  7805. An endless series of amazing stories! Thank you
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  7806. Love your videos, especially those that deal with the technologies of bygone eras. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  7807. Don’t lie, this video was an excuse to show us you holding a gun with that quote hah 😂 pretty epic
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  7808. Mark continues to educate me on stuff I never knew.
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  7809. Happy Saturday! Yessss!
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  7810. Well done Mark. You are always able to find niches of World War Two history and make, what may seem mundane, interesting! Good luck, I hope you reach your goal. I have shared this with friends that I think may have an interest.
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  7811. I can't find any other videos about the Mk 102 rocket launcher. I love how he always finds footage of things I've never seen and probably won't ever find anywhere else. Great content.👍
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  7812. Also. East Germany also supported black liberation here in the United States especially during the Civil rights movement. Black feminists Audrey lord and Angela Davis spoke at universities in East Berlin about united states and radical black feminism. This is not an attack but just to show East Germany was willing to support black liberation efforts.
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  7813. as a fan of History, Mark continues to amaze me..Us..with these rare stories uncovered and shown to us..thank you Sir..
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  7814. Woo hoo, another fascinating story from the sagacious Dr. Felton. Thank you, your historical curiosity and investigations are endless! How lucky is your audience, very.
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  7815. This is by far the best war related channel in my opinion.
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  7816. May we never have a double of Mark Felton! You are good enough for sharing such delightful stories.
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  7817. Perfect timing❤.... I have been watching your previous video. You're the best
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  7818. There is still a "menu" of oils and lubricants hand painted in the bicycle shelter at St. Georges school in Dersingham Norfolk which was commandeered by the Army [Newfoundlanders] in 1940 [then a new building] and used as a billet to service Tanks. The shelters must have been used as oil store as one section say "returns" The menu describes which oil EP90 etc for engines, gearboxes and tracks.
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  7819. Appreciate the Video Dr. Mark Felton as always!
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  7820. Looks like I am going watching this while I work out.
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  7821. Unkwown but interesting part of history. Thanks Mark
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  7822. An insparation to aspiring history teachers like myself. Thank you dr. Felton!
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  7823. If you are not already fascinated by this war in all of its aspects, then watching any of Mr Felton's videos will help. Thank you for your great work, Mr Felton!
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  7824. Dr. Mark just got me addicted to history lol im filipino living in california since 2013. Thanks for the knowledge doc!
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  7825. If Mark Felton was our history teacher whole world would know for our school!
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  7826. Thank you for showing this. I knew about this from when I was in the Army. I was in Korea from 89-90 & 92-93. I was on and near the DMZ and within sight of the MDL. This place still played for keeps even then. Not reported to the press but even then the North would come across to test the Army. I was also in country when the 4th tunnel was found under the DMZ. It was a nervous time. Thanks for showing this and bringing to light the war that is the Forgotten War.
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  7827. Fantastic stories. Amazing how much I've learned from you even after 40 years of study in History. Thank you!
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  7828. Your work is superb. Thank you. TFS
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  7829. Great lesson! as a dutch i heard a little bit about fighting at wanssum, but never in detail, thank you! I hope you will make many more video's about the netherlands, in particular holland, as someone living there and using a metal detector to find traces i find it fascinating that a big german army was basicly sitting there for the entirety of 1945, Did they never try to break out?? i find that hard to believe, But official documentation is really hard to find, i just had a lot of hearsay and witnesses about the huge german presence here, would love if you got fascinated by that enough to make a video!
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  7830. This is very intriguing Mark.. I thought all had been told by now.. but I guess I was wrong.. WELL DONE! you always come up with unique and amazing perspectives and information on the last world war.. Carry on ole son.. my dad would have been proud to know you and supported your quest whole heartedly..
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  7831. Last year my son went bullet hunting in Well with a friend and a metal detector. That is right where the Germans came from when they moved over the river. Surprisingly to me at the time they found plenty of bullets. Now though I understand why. Thanks to Mark Felton👍👏😊
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  7832. The battling Bastards of Bastogne...!! Thanks & Merry Christmas...An may God Bless you and yours my friend..!
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  7833. Love the documentary, thanks !
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  7834. Mark makes fantastic, well researched videos. They are incredibly interesting and informative.
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  7835. I live only a few miles from Hamilton, Ontario, where the Canadian Avro Lancaster is kept. I often see & HEAR the Lancaster fly overhead, once buzzing my family at a Remembrance Day ceremony (my Dad was Lancaster mechanic during WWII). It would be wonderful to see one of these Shackletons do a fly by...especially since I didn't even know of their existence before this time. Thanks again for an informative video.
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  7836. What a confusing place and series of events, masterfully explained yet again by Doctor Mark. Keep them coming please!!
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  7837. This is amazing work, thank you for this in depth story.
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  7838. Great way to pass the time while I wait for my shift to start! Thanks as always for the lovely content, Dr. Felton!
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  7839. Keep up with the work that's some good content right there.
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  7840. Wow! And they forged a single ring to rule them all...Airbus That was truly fascinating and entertaining. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  7841. Your are the best at this , love the music thanks a million
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  7842. Amazing Mark , I had no idea about this part World War Two. Thanks for bringing history alive 👍
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  7843. I thought I knew about the war... this guy keeps proving me wrong. Great work
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  7844. Brilliant as always! I'm watching this in S.F. too!
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  7845. Another great history lesson I had no idea , outstanding work as always sir
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  7846. One of your best WWII researchs and Videos for sure. Thank you Mr. Felton!!!
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  7847. Dr. Felton is a great gift to the YouTube historical community. He keeps coming up with these remarkable stories!
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  7848. Mark felton is the reason i wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat wondering where the nazi secret gold train is hidden.
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  7849. Just finished episode 2, then come out to discover this posted already. Thank you for this special treat!
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  7850. I’ve been looking forward to this
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  7851. These mini-documentaries about the smaller and usually more interesting subject are of the highest quality, bar none.
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  7852. Brilliant series Mr Felton , thank you.
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  7853. D-Day content on D-Day ! Great stuff! Thank you!
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  7854. Too bad there isn't an option just to autoplay because when a new Mark Felton video drops I always stop what I'm doing and watch anyway. 🙂👍🏻
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  7855. The cleanest, best pleasure yet again Mark, always good when you upload mate, big fan ❤ all the best
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  7856. Excellent Episode 👍
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  7857. As a Colombian I found this quite odd and somehow weird. Thanks for something (that cross of merit) that I even myself as a Colombia national ignored at all.
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  7858. Wonderful episode! Thank you so much for such enlightenment of WW2 events! Cheers!
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  7859. Just watching the Ukraine series! Love the videos Mark Felton!!! Thank you!!!!
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  7860. I appreciate that you share these cool stories with us Dr. Felton always looking forward for more world war 2 stories.
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  7861. Many thanks to you Dr. Felton! Happy New Year! We know you'll be making our 2024 so much more interesting with all you do! You are a gem! 💎
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  7862. When I completed my BA in North American history it was sometimes gruelling to complete a short paper. It’s amazing Felton can keep up with these videos and present them both so well done with every detail looked into and in such a entertaining manner. Best channel on YouTube!
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  7863. Felton vids A+ I would say he needs his own TV show however he has more audience on Youtube.
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  7864. Mark Felton Productions has been my strange addiction these quarantine times😅❤️
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  7865. Absolutely brilliant, learned something today 👍
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  7866. Sosabowski deserved better and definitely more from the Allies post war, as did the other Poles during Market Garden.
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  7867. A bloody disgrace
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  7868. I’m an American and have always loved ur videos on all types of history. Thanks for bringing this info in an easily understandable video. Thanks Mark!
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  7869. Excellent as usual. Thank you.
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  7870. Absolutely unique, the bees knees! Thank you Mark for yet another amazing video.
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  7871. 🤗🏆🙏💪🎖️ Thank you for sharing
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  7872. Whoa this a long video . much appreciated !
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  7873. Great detail about the logistics and use of captured weapons, thanks for another interesting story Dr Felton!
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  7874. Always an outstanding video and presentation.
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  7875. Thank you for another video Mark!!!
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  7876. I always wondered that myself. Thank you.
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  7877. Always an outstanding video and presentation.
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  7878. Uploaded 5 min ago, 16 min long, people already commenting on what a good video it was.... 🤔 I knew the man has skills, but damn, time is not linear for Dr Felton
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  7879. Another great video
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  7880. "I feel the need for speed" Iran 1989 "I hope we land today" Iran 2024.
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  7881. Very modern video on your channel you usually upload ww2 and earlier videos I loved it
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  7882. As usual, not only great content, very thought provoking, thank you
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  7883. Dinner ready, goes to utube, Mark Felton uploads, I watch to learn more history to study
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  7884. Once again an excellent video again Mark... fascinating stuff,and always an interesting watch ....keep up the brilliant work ... BRAVO!
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  7885. Perfect way to start my day, thanks Dr Felton.
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  7886. Fascinating these guys got to meet and become friends. Thanks once again Dr. Felton for another informative video.
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  7887. What a great piece of almost forgotten history. I love hearing about the greatest generation, whether British or American. Thank you for keeping the story of these men, and all other WWII vets, alive.
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  7888. One of the most informative WW2 videos I've ever seen. It's rare for me to come across something new about D-Day. I've seen almost every doc on YouTube, Amazon Prime, Netflix, and countless books on the subject, never once has this been mentioned in any of them. Nice work! Thanks...My first subscription.
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  7889. Many thanks for posting always look forward to your videos!
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  7890. I appreciate that Mark puts the names of the people in his videos so I can look up their online history. One person of interest is Vice Admiral Hans-Erich Voss. Mark did a video about one of the rarest Nazi medals, the Wound Badge of 20 July 1944. Voss has the distinction of being the only person presented with the 20 July 1944 wound badges in black, silver and gold. He was imprisoned by the Russians and East Germans until 1955 and lived a long life, dying in 1969.
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  7891. With going through a break up, this video gives me a lot of comfort. Thanks and much appreciated Mark!!
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  7892. Really enjoyed this Mark! I will have to check out the rest of your videos. Loved the visuals along the with your concise history break down.
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  7893. I clicked on this so fast lol, seems like a great topic
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  7894. I honestly had no idea that pigeons could fly that fast... 60mph is no joke. And some have even reached around 100mph (in short sprints). That's incredible. What a great story though... Thanks Mark!
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  7895. Excellent mate. I didn't know details like this. You never disappoint
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  7896. Well done! I appreciate the level of detail you've provided here. Thank you!
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  7897. Fascinating amount of detail in this second episode dealing with Himmler's last days. I look forward to episode 3. Congratulations to Mark Felton on his detailed research.
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  7898. Mark makes such great videos that the rewatch value is astonishing! 👍🏻
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  7899. Great stuff. I can't wait for the next episode, hopefully not too long!
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  7900. Incredibly interesting as always, thank you Mark.
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  7901. Evening Dr F. Hope your doing well
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  7902. Howdy from Norfolk, UK
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  7903. Great intro music. Yes it was a surprise be very appropriate.
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  7904. Magnificent work as always
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  7905. My nana was in the land army and farmed the fields to keep england fed. In 1974, she was awarded the order of the British empire. She unfortunately passed away in 2009 but I'm proud she did her bit for the war
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  7906. Thank you Mark for your honest, unbiased reporting of what actually was going on.
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  7907. On the road to 1 million!!! Let’s hit it by this Christmas MARK!!!!
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  7908. Thank you Mr. Felton, wonderful content once again.
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  7909. So glad I found your channel Mark, always interesting and informative.
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  7910. Thank you for this and other great videos about the British and Canadian campaigns into Germany. American history books and documentaries never mention these campaigns. It is good to watch videos about other parts of the European campaign.
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  7911. As always, good stuff Mark.
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  7912. Always nice to come homw from work to find a fresh mark felton documentary ♥️
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  7913. Here in class at the front and not the back !
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  7914. This is very interesting, and I did not know about this. It’s neat to see those Shermans, especially knowing they were targets on a live fire range. Yet another excellent video that teaches some cool history!
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  7915. Great video, can see a lot of research went into this one! 👍
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  7916. Awesome video, professional as usual.
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  7917. 9:11 Wow, I'd never seen footage of one of those parades with audio before
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  7918. I remember seeing one in Iraq in 2004. Also a US M1919 with cloth belts.
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  7919. Outstanding 👍 Thanks Mark 😊
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  7920. More things we never new about. Great work Mark.
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  7921. The jumpscare explosion😂😂😂😂
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  7922. Love the vids Mark! Have a good one!
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  7923. Fascinating, I never knew about this. Thanks Mark :)
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  7924. I've been watching your videos and I find it very good. Congratulations.
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  7925. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  7926. always extraordinary stories, bravo Dr Felton!
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  7927. Thank you Mark , i watched the BBC remembrance Sunday only time I watch the BBC once a year my Grandad told me quite a bit about WW2 I'm 54 on Tuesday but I always learn from you Thanks Sir x
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  7928. Another fantastic video with unparalleled information and visual aids for references.
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  7929. Thank you for making my weekend ❤
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  7930. 'Internet Nazis'. LMAO. Love ya, Mark! Keep it up! -Vic
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  7931. I live in Edmonton Alberta. Downtown we have a place named for the Great man, ie Churchill Square. A little while ago a law was passed making it non smoking?!?!? A place named after one of the world's best known cigar smokers and we can't smoke there anymore. Never in the field of stupid law making have so many made dumb ass laws that effected so few!
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  7932. Churchill was certainly a man of good taste. "Go forth and multiply" Got me good tho 😂
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  7933. I am always amazed by people complaining about sponsorship of a channel for which they pay nothing. Somehow, they seem to think they are entitled to tell the producer of the channel how and what I is shown on the channel, and that they are "entitled" to watch the video with no sponsor ads. They have no idea how much work and time it takes to produce truly great videos. Thanks for all of the effort you expend in bringing us such good content on a regular basis.
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  7934. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  7935. Love millitary history this is a lovely xmas present
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  7936. Ha! I finally learned how to pronounce "Alsace". Thanks, Mark.
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  7937. The announcement (in Dutch) under the bell is a little strange, it says: Mark Felton productions has uploaded Mussolini's Missing Body". I hope not 🙂
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  7938. Musocco cemetery (pronounce Musokko, hard c). Leccesi pronounced with soft c, like ch in English.
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  7939. I still remember the day they caught him, I was only 6 back then living in in the west end of Rome. Eventually moved to Brooklyn in ‘48 where I remain today.
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  7940. Amazing video as always, Mark!
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  7941. My brother works as a mechanical engineer for Sikorsky! Very cool research Mark! Thank you for this video, I’ve never seen anything on the helicopter in WW2, I’ll show my brother your channel!
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  7942. I didn't know there was helicopters at that time. If anyone other than Mark had said it I wouldn't believe it. That man has earned my respect. He tells it like it is.
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  7943. I saw this film on a Sunday afternoon--I recall it being the local ABC affiliate, but that was a while ago. The station had a matinee series on Sundays that ran adventure movies that included this one, along with The Island at the Top of the World, Force 10 from Navarone, Robinson Crusoe on Mars, and the like. These were great fun for my young mind--and when I could convince my parents that all the chores outside had been finished.
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  7944. Just recently in my area that passed within the last month was a member of the Merrill’s Marauders. Couple years ago there was only 14 left of them. The guy saw combat also in Korea and Vietnam. Badass mother………
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  7945. Another surprising and entertaining part of history from Dr. Felton
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  7946. you never fail to deliver, Mark. Great job.
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  7947. This fascinating doccie must be one helluva scoop. Congratulations!
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  7948. Your frequency in uploads recently is impressive
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  7949. As a Lithuanian tank enthusiast this video is right up my alley lol. Brilliant video as always 👍
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  7950. Yet another rare nugget of info from today that has ties to WWII! Thank you Dr Felton another well done video! Appreciate all the history lessons about the current situation, it is not as simple as one would think
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  7951. The more videos of yours that I watch, the more I learn of important events such as these. Thanks Again, Dr. Felton.
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  7952. Dr Felton never fails to impress with information I have never heard of before.
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  7953. I remember these evil bombs, I was a pupil at a London school and these were shown to us by the ARP.
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  7954. This is amazing content to reveal. Well done Dr Felton
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  7955. The music is like something from a Clint Eastwood movie. Very good! .👍😁👌
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  7956. Must say I’ve been looking forward to this one for a while. Can’t wait to watch.
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  7957. Started the best master class of the World . My accomplishment Doctor Felton .
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  7958. Was it a totally natural death? Or do you think they got to him. ? Interesting stuff.💛 The good doctor.. never fails to deliver the content. One of the best on the platform. 👍💛👊
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  7959. I was hoping you had some comedic quips about the trip, the museum, etc. You are actually a remarkably funny guy! As an American I appreciate you uber dry sense of humor as do many. Keep up the good work.
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  7960. Another beaut...thank you, Mark!
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  7961. Thanks for sharing Mark!
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  7962. I bought an M-1 Garand. Looked up the serial number, manufactured September 1939. It's got some Italian parts on it, including a Beretta bolt. It also got a new barrel in 1951 at Frankfort Arsenal in Philadelphia. Thing was lousy with cosmoline. Got a steel pipe, capped the end, pulled the wood off, and soaked the rest in gasoline for 3 days. Took care of most of the cosmoline. 👍
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  7963. This was wonderful. Terrific information and photographs. Thank you.
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  7964. Quite special to be able to hear her sing, in 2023. Another fantastic upload, thanks mate
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  7965. Darth Felton? No. EMPEROR FELTON.
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  7966. Yet another great and fascinating lesson. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  7967. Incredibly interesting! Mr. Felton is in the very top rank of YouTube WWII historians.
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  7968. At Fort McClellan near Anniston Alabama there is a small cemetery for German POW's who died there during the war. My father worked for the government and let me ride along as a kid to show me sites like these.
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  7969. Top video as always mark
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  7970. My Father loves your books! Thank you!
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  7971. Mark never runs out of interesting history, Thank God!
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  7972. I was stationed in Yokosuka. They built a family housing area at Ikego, a former IJN ordnance facility. They used to find UXO with some regularity all around the area.
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  7973. Outstanding video as usual!
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  7974. Thank you Mark for revealing another gap in my WW2 knowledge. Fascinating story with some incredible footage before and after his flight.
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  7975. Wow, how I have never heard about this before?! Mark excellent video as always!
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  7976. I've learned more from Dr.Felton than I ever did in school.
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  7977. Only Doc Mark can pronounce all this long and complex German names like a native speaker!👍
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  7978. MR.FELTON,How do you continue to school us history buffs about unknown operations in all theatres of WW2?I am constantly impressed by your videos.I know you will keep up the great work,because that my friend is what you do!
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  7979. Okay Professor Felton... I was going to sleep, but I'll watch it lol
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  7980. Dr Felton.....does it again! Information Gold!
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  7981. Good stuff man! Just did a video myself on them recently. Truly some of America's most amazing heroes!
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  7982. Congratulations Dr. Felton on 2 million subscribers, also , 1100 views of this video in 8 minutes after its release! Cheers.
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  7983. My father was also in the 5th Armoured Division in WW2 Europe. Like Holzinger he was also from Wisconsin -- a very German state.
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  7984. My sincere respect to Dr. Felton and his grounded, objective and unexited, yet passionate and fully accurate representation of historic facts.
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  7985. Interesting to finally see video about my country on your channel. As someone who has partly German and partly Czech origin, this is interesting. Thank you
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  7986. Awesome history again and again!
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  7987. This was wonderful I love every minute of this I enjoyed it so much I can't even tell you how much I never get to see great history documentation like this on TV anymore streaming cable otherwise this was just great thank you so much for top notch entertainment and information thank you.
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  7988. Yet another gem from Mr Felton. I've been a student of WWII for 5 decades and I didn't know these engines still existed. Thank you sir!
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  7989. The most prolific, well researched series on YouTube. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  7990. A perfect and short examination of those events. Great job!
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  7991. Keep it up Mark, and don't ever stop with the videos!
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  7992. I'm an Army lieutenant colonel and I can't believe these officers, it appears, acted that way; talk about courts martial offenses. I know war brings out emotions; but, no man should have to experience that horror. Man's inhumanity to man. And even American Soldiers are human. I can only think how horrible it was for the GIs to experience that hell. These heroic Soldiers vanquished tyranny and brought freedom to the oppressed. Thanks, Mark, for more history.
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  7993. Remarkably well researched and the most accurate and informative presentation. Thank you.
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  7994. As usual very interesting, bringing the past up to date. These days getting in before a thousand is considered early on the Mark Felton channel
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  7995. Dr Felton knocking it out of the park this week!
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  7996. Been waiting for the continuation of this series, you never disappoint mark
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  7997. Another excellent upload Dr. Felton!
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  7998. I already knew this fact, but finally I learned how and why. Many thanks!
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  7999. There's always more stories about WW2. That's why it's so endlessly fascinating. Thank you for bringing more amazing stories to light.
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  8000. No criticism of Mark's excellent posts intended, (Russian pronunciations are difficult to get right) but Elista, (Russian: Элиста) the capital of the Republic of Kalmykia (mentioned 6-7 times in the video) is pronounced "Elist-ar"
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  8001. You always got something to peak my interest Mr. Felton. Thank you for the amazing information.
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  8002. Felton Fridays! Thanks for teaching me so much. Its great!
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  8003. YESSSS, I have been waiting for this video for sooooo long, Thank you Greetings from Croatia🇭🇷❤ Keep up the good work👏🏼💪🏼
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  8004. Great video as always !
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  8005. Dear Sir. Once again I'm educated and enlightened. Thank you so much. Bless you and yours.
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  8006. SEMPER FI MARK. Thanks for pointing this out as well. One of my grandfathers was a Marine liason and advisor for the planning of the Normandy landings.
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  8007. Dr. Felton video! Excellent!
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  8008. Quality content as always.
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  8009. I was hoping you would do something about Hungary! Thank you Mark.
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  8010. Released a couple of minutes ago and already 21 comments and 104 likes (as of now). You can tell how good this channel is.
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  8011. Get well Mark and thanks for posting this video. Always looking forward to see what you have to shear and explain in detail on it.
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  8012. That's a menacing intro photo Dr. Felton. Very interesting video AGAIN. You never disappoint sir. Have a great night and stay safe!
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  8013. Lovely videos as always, Mark!
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  8014. I was watching another YT channel. when I received the notification that Mr. Felton had just uploaded. Oh well, the other channel will have to wait.
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  8015. This is one of my favorite channels on youtube. Better than History Channel.
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  8016. Another great episode Dr. Felton, thanks for sharing! Appreciate your attention to detail, your opening music always get me excited for the story you are about to tell no matter what it is about!
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  8017. Another fascinating bit of history that I am glad to have learned. 🙂👍🏻
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  8018. I thought I knew all about ww2 then I found your channel
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  8019. I was cutting my grass, stopped to check my phone and saw this. PERFECT time for a break!
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  8020. A day without a Mark Felton video is a day without sunshine.
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  8021. My father worked on this aircraft as a draftsman department of Glen L. Martin
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  8022. please never stop ive learned more about history in 2 years than all my schooling combined
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  8023. Another quality video! Merry Christmas and happy new year to you, Dr Felton!
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  8024. Thanks for the great content every time, and Merry Christmas to you too.
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  8025. Love your stuff Mark keep it up man.
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  8026. Loved history in high school, listening to you tell the rarely told stories make me feel like I am actually in the college lecture hall. Awesome content!!!!!
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  8027. Like the Men during WWII, Woman stood too and answered the call to arms. Unlike the Men, they were not accorded all the honors they so richly deserved. I thank them for their service.
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  8028. Sadly I never got to take History as a GCSE as there wasn't enough people wanting to do the class I was told 😕 wish I could have taken that path but sadly not. But still Dr M makes me feel like I achieved something with his constant uploads to my ever growing knowledge. Cheers Dr. M
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  8029. This video surprised me. Much appreciated. I geek out biiiig time looking up these trains 😅 Thanks again Dr 🙏
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  8030. Mark, what a superb, historic video that transports us back to another age. I am struck by the quality of the items shown and especially the excellent condition of all that you featured.
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  8031. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  8032. Happy Memorial Day to all those that have fallen. Love the video, Mark!
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  8033. Wow it's not even April 1st but Prof. Felton is sure enjoying this one
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  8034. Hilarious, Dr. Felton! Thanks for the chuckles and a couple of downright belly laughs!
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  8035. Very interesting and informative……now I’m champing at the bit. Come on part 3….
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  8036. I’ve been looking forward to part 2! 🤝🤝
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  8037. Funny video. I noted these paratroopers landed on their feet. They must have had braking chutes which are not standard issue. When I saw the pups go into the pockets I assumed it would not go well because the standard chute and the standard landing require a paratrooper to perform a "PLF" i.e., a parachute landing fall, which requires them to maximize the broad points of contact of the hips and thighs to hit the ground and absorb some of the shock. The standard PLF would have crushed those little fellas in the cargo pockets. But thankfully, it was not to be! Fun video, Mark. Great WWII trivia we all should have learned in High School! Airborne all the way!
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  8038. My pug 🐶 and 🤠 I are all excited to watch this one!
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  8039. Mark, You knocked it out of the park again, as usual! Excellent job!👍
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  8040. It’s always a good day when there’s a new video from Dr. Felton! Cheers!❤
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  8041. I would like to point out Mr. Felton that this symbol has also roots in Ancient Greece.
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  8042. Outstanding.
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  8043. All Hail Sir Mark Felton... The Duke of Documentaria The Earl of Enlightenment The Viscount of Viewcount Forever May He Reign!
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  8044. It's always a pleasure to listen to the words of Mark. Very high grade of information without prejudice.
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  8045. Lest we forget...thank you for these videos.
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  8046. Well, I'm probably not first, but I finally made the intro music my ringtone.
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  8047. Come visit Helsinki. Trams are an important part of our city's transportation system, especially in the central areas
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  8048. I live in Scotland dundee we still have trams and were famous for them back in the day
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  8049. I hardly call this glorifying. It seems to be more a presentation.
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  8050. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8051. Excellently researched again Dr Felton!
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  8052. Yet another snippet of WW2 history I was totally unaware of! And I thought I was fairly well read on this subject. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  8053. Thanks Mark for all videos this year, excellent work, look forward to 2024 content, all the best for Christmas.
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  8054. Clicked the LIKE button then watched the video... I'm satisfied I made a good decision
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  8055. Finally!! I have dreamt of this video for over a year!
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  8056. When Mark Felton video drops I'm as excited as a 10yr old on Christmas morning. Excellent job your doing Mr Felton we really appreciate it and continually look forward to each episode.
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  8057. Making quarantine so much more enjoyable for history buffs, and on a more serious note bringing unknown parts of history to light
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  8058. I meet my russian wife Oxana in Katyn Museum in 2008. She was museum guide worker
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  8059. Poland has suffered enough in history, but also can hold their heads high, 303 squadron and Monti Casino.
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  8060. Thank you for all your tireless work in telling these stories.
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  8061. Dr Felton, I love the Liberace line about Goering. 😂
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  8062. You never cease to amaze Dr. Felton. Copious thanks.
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  8063. Already liked the video
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  8064. Dr. Felton your videos are just incredible. Im obsessed with WWII history because of your videos. Thank you much sir
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  8065. Fascinating documentary.
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  8066. I really enjoyed this one. Thanks mark!
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  8067. Thankyou for your production Mark. My Dad was in 3rd Para and involved in this mission. Pompey Norman was his best mate. You have explained it all so clearly- I never appreciated what a courageous man my father was until after he passed. I miss him so much 😢
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  8068. You’re my hero, thanks for the quality content
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  8069. I bet he can make a video on filing taxes interesting.
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  8070. Again a great content. Love from India. Please prepare some videos on Indian History as well. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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  8071. My favorite historical youtube guy puts on video?! My day has just been made, can't wait what kind of amazing historical rabbit hole I'll end up after watching this. Keep up the amazing work Mark! Genuinely excited for the next video!!!
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  8072. Strange... Last night I watched a video posted by the channel World War Two on Switzerland's "neutrality" in WWII, and afterwards I found myself searching the internet for information on what happened to nazi wealth and gold. I woke up to a notification for this video! Thanks for hearing my question Mark haha
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  8073. He truly was a one of a kind character. Thanks Professor, loved the video!
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  8074. By far the best history channel on YouTube. Thanks Mark for always bringing these lesser known stories to light. Keep up the great work sir! 👍
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  8075. Father in law re-enlisted and was given Britain’s gratitude that sir W.S.Churchill signed
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  8076. How you churn out such quality content on a regular basis, I’ll never know. I always look forward to the next video!
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  8077. I am reading his memoirs right now so it's fantastic to also watch Dr. Feltons video about him!
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  8078. Really appreciate your take on modern events, Mr. Felton.
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  8079. Mark teaches better than My history teacher in online class
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  8080. Thank you to Mr. Feltons' parents for giving us Mark. A veritable font of information. Masterful.
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  8081. FELTON FELTON FELTON YESSSS
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  8082. My wife: “what the hell are you watching??” Me: “Mark Felton” Her: “oh”…walks away with an unsurprised look on her face.
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  8083. Thank you Mark, i dont have to read history books, you are more usefull than half of the history teachers
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  8084. Wonderful unbiased history. Brilliant and entertaining commentary.
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  8085. Well that was educating, thank you !
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  8086. Hangar 51 along with the ark of the covenant. Mark your good, very good! Love your videos sir!
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  8087. (Sips coffee, starts the Dr Felton History lesson!) 😎☕🧐👍👍
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  8088. Thank you Dr. Felton for bringing us a daily dose of History ❤🕊
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  8089. Wow never knew this? Thank you Dr Felton
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  8090. As the intro music starts, I have to vote "Thumb up" :D Thanks for all the informations.
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  8091. Hmm well Mark blood and brains after shooting one self in the head does not always happen. I worked as a cop in Southern California and had a lot of shootings and suicides with head shots. Some had no brains or blood come out of the head. Even using a 9mm or 40.
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  8092. Great piece of military history. I can hardly wait for the next one.
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  8093. Always amazing how you find such detailed stories, Dr. Mark.
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  8094. Great footage from the actual crash location. Truly spot on stuff!
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  8095. Most of the content I watch on youtube is military history. However, whenever I see a new video from you a big smile comes across my face. My father is also a huge fan. We find ourselves frequently discussing your latest videos once a week.
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  8096. Congratulations, no more words you are the best.
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  8097. Well its not only known via the royal records anymore. Awesome work Dr M Felton.
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  8098. Great video Mark thanks
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  8099. You no stuffs about to go down when you hear this intro
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  8100. Being a vintage gun collector myself, that truely is a beautiful shotgun and a work of art. The main issue I would foresee firing it would be obtaining the correct pinfire cartridges. Essentially pinfire ammunition is obsolete and more difficult to source in comparison to it's centrefire counterpart. As regards to powders, it was obviously designed to fire a low pressure black power round, but being such a high quality shotgun, I suspect it would probably tolerate modern powders equally too. The risk comes for firing cheap, worn out old Damascus steel barrels that simply couldn't handle the extra pressures incurred when firing modern nitrocellulose powers. Unless its been reproofed at some point in its life which would then be indicated with the correct proof stamps, usually on underside of the barrels located near the forestock.
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  8101. This was very interesting to me mainly because of the hand engravings. My father used to engrave all his rifles with the same kind of pattern…When he passed in 1989, his collection ( at least 15) were auctioned off with buyers coming from across the US (he lived in NJ) to try to buy…I wonder where they are all located now—- not knowing how much my dad loved his rifles and the time it took to engrave… I am 73 and I still have my dad’s first practice rifle— even that has his style of engraving…Seeing that eloquent rifle brought back a pleasant memory….Thanks—- always enjoy your videos
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  8102. The fascinating episodes keep coming along. Sirens seventy ago, when things were well. Thank you Mark well done.
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  8103. When I was at Agricultural collage at Brookby collage in rural Leicestershire ,we had one of these mines as a litter bin...cheers CI
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  8104. This is the 3rd video I've seen today when I've showed up minutes after it came out. Nice
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  8105. Wow...I live in France. I have studied the history of both war surrenders, but I never knew all the details as presented here. Enlightened, thank you.
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  8106. Wow I really love your intro music, you always know you’re going to get a good dose of war, thank you Mark fantastic job as ever, keep them coming Sir, love to you and your family from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💞👍🤪😛💞
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  8107. Thank you Mark I’ve always wanted to learn more about the French Invasion!
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  8108. In Iraq at TQ airbase there were about 4-5 of them off the runway. Use to be able to climb around inside if them till about 06 when they put a concertina wire fence around them. Use to live on Adak when my dad was stationed there. Remember the sounds of the Bear flying nearby.
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  8109. It is amazing how much information is still being discovered and exposed by Mark Felton. This is not the typical schlock crap that exists on so many other channels. Look at the History Channel and others. Mark Felton doesn't waste our time. Thanks Mr. Felton.
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  8110. Thank you for your great research, I absolutely adore this channel.
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  8111. Thank you Mark. You keep digging it up and we will keep carrying it forward. All the best.
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  8112. Amazing!!! Thanks Mark.....you are on a ROLL, must be that FRSHist fuelling you!
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  8113. You changed your mic? Sounds really good quality. Great video as always!
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  8114. I wish I could give this more than one like! The video footage was amazing, parts of it I had never seen before and some that I can barely remember seeing before. Thank you Dr. Felton for constantly providing new, accurate and captivating history lessons! btw Guarding Hitler hardcover is currently sold out at B&N Good on ya Mate!
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  8115. Thanks Dr Felton, another educational video, great work 👍 😎🚛💨
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  8116. Mark, old chaps, your cinematic, historical productions know no bounds, as so finely exemplified in this most unusual offering, and notably, a work so not in keeping with your more normal catalogue, and yet wonderful to behold, with sound effects and all. Thank you.
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  8117. Many thanks to you for the video Mark! Greetings from Argieland
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  8118. Always great content by Mark
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  8119. Very interesting and excellent job of presenting these not so well know facts. I love that about your channel! I love learning new things about WWII that I didn’t know before. Thank you Mark!!👍
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  8120. Thanks so much for all your facinating account of what really happened to Hitler's aircraft, I think you're so in touch with WWll historical information.
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  8121. Point of order, Mark... Ribbentrop arrived to take up his position in October 1936, formally presenting his credentials to Edward VIII on the 30th - not to George VI
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  8122. Hey Mark, we go to Castle Martin every year. The guardroom for the LAD still has German signs in it, slept in there many a time whilst on stag.
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  8123. So glad this channel has expanded rapidly to the size of audience it has long deserved.
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  8124. Great Work, Outstanding Mark!!👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  8125. Absolutely loved this one, Mark. The music was the cherry on top!
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  8126. Me: Expects the same iMovie intro theme from Darth Mark Felton Darth Mark: "You don't know the power of the 'Mark' Side!" You legend.
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  8127. Awesome channel Mark!
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  8128. all I will say is..."top drawer!!"....ive never seen a Mark Felton production/war story that I didn't enjoy. the history channel and the yesterday channel can go and do one!!!....as they say :)
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  8129. Excellent video for a Sunday mark!
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  8130. There's a Luftwaffe graveyard at Glencree Co Wicklow too.
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  8131. Another outstanding production. Amazing detail and knowledge.
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  8132. Tangmere churchyard, across the road from the famous airfield, has 13 Luftwaffe airmen's graves, along with 39 Commonwealth aircrew.
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  8133. This is one of the few channels you can click the LIKE BUTTON on BEFORE watching the video.
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  8134. Thank you once again Dr Felton!
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  8135. This tasty video by Mark Felton Productions was so fitting to celebrate 1 million subscribers. It's this level of quality that people appreciate. The proof is in your quality content, Mark. Congrats on the success and thanks for providing so much entertaining content for me during this shitty year.
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  8136. Thank you Mark for this video, it had me in stitches.
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  8137. Definitely a comedic presenter as well as a historian. Well done, Dr. Felton. More please.😂
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  8138. this made me laugh so much
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  8139. Oh gosh it's 2am and I'm waking up to work in a cafe. Sit with a coffee, pop on some Felton ... and quite literally I can't stop laughing! At Blondie vs Eva I about did a spit take with my coffee truly thank you for this genuine laughter! 😂
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  8140. Get in, Marks back in town. Ladies and Gents the weekend can now begin. Cheers all from Speybay, NE Scotland. Darling is there any beer in the fridge.....
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  8141. Dr.Felton ur a legend mate thx for them informative videos
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  8142. Well done on a great unbiased report backed up with excellent content as usual Mark. Thank you from the '' Toon Army at Newcastle''
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  8143. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8144. Once again Dr. Felton turns the tables on a subject I didn’t think would be interesting.
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  8145. Another truly amazing and brilliantly presented video from a modern master historian!
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  8146. Mark I can’t stress enough how much I enjoy these videos. Keep up the good work!😁👍
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  8147. Video about Poland on the anniversary of the Greater Poland Uprising. Mark couldn't please Poles more than that.
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  8148. Mark thank you for this outstanding fact I seriously didnt even know this invasion even back in high school! Honestly, you're truly an avid student of history👍
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  8149. I really am enjoying all the history from Mark Felton 🇺🇲🇺🇸❤️🥰💞💕
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  8150. Hi, I can personally verify that the 1/7th Gurkhas posted on the Hong Kong frontier with China were resupplied using mules. God bless these brave little creatures, and the brave Gurkhas. Harera
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  8151. I thought this video was going to be about the famous mule that became a sergeant in the US army... I was very surprised with this video!!!.. well done Mark you hit it out of the ballpark again buddy great job another great video!!!!!!.... My father had a prized mule named Red feather.. that was the best damn mule I have ever seen.... You could put a young child in the saddle and he would walk around gentle as could be.. when I got on Red feather he knew it was time to play I loved that mule God rest his soul...
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  8152. For probably the first time ever, I actually knew about a topic before Mark Felton told me about it. I was aware of some of the roles women had in the Wehrmacht, as part of researching obscure and interesting topics for the WW2 project I work on. And even then, I still learned some new things from this video. Fantastic video as always!
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  8153. Thanks for sharing Mark! Have a great rest of the week!
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  8154. Awesome video Mark! I had no idea this ever happened!
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  8155. I was expecting 'finding the Führer pt.3 , but a welcome surprise nonetheless.
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  8156. Happy belated half century, Doctor!
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  8157. Wow! I’m a sword enthusiast and this video has blown my mind! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  8158. Mark, your documentaries are excellent. I tend to find them as I'm playing Youtube videos...but once playing I can't turn them off. You are a first class researcher and narrator. Thank you for posting.
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  8159. 2hours 3100 likes Says it all about this incredible channel 👏
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  8160. Great video as ever Mark, When I lived in Germany I actually worked quite close to the Reichsjägerhof in Braunschweig, very little reference is made to it but it's all still there.
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  8161. Fascinating as always Dr Felton. Thank you
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  8162. 🏆⭐🎖️🙏 Thank you for sharing this
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  8163. Good to see a YouTube channel that makes a reference and says 'link in the description'.... and there is actually a link!
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  8164. And Donald Sutherland in 'Eye of the Needle' 👍
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  8165. One I had no inkling of at all, thanks for another great story.
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  8166. Nice! You got a sponsor :D
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  8167. "Amazing" is the only word I can find.
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  8168. I always watch these videos with absolute fascination, thanks Dr Felton!
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  8169. Thank you Mark for making this tremendous tribute to British and Canadian Forces in Normandy. I am Canadian. My Uncle and my father's cousin both served and survived in the Operation known as Goodwood and Charnwood before that serving in Canadian forces. My Uncle was in an artillery unit and my father's cousin in the infantry. They went up against the 12 SS hitler youth. They both said they fought like devils. A formidable enemy indeed. My father at the time was in medical school training to become a doctor. He graduated University of Toronto 1943 but was shipped over seas just after the war ended. My father's sister my aunt served as a nurse in a field hospital in Normandy and throughout the campaign, She survived the war and later served as a nurse in a hospital in Kitchener.
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  8170. Currently building a model of this tank ready to adorn my workspace. Very interesting to hear the background.
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  8171. Keep 'em coming, Mark! A wonderful mystery programme to watch when I come home from work! Well done!
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  8172. Yet another example of the myriad of intertwined interests and the conflicts arising from them. WWII was amazingly complex and we are thankful to Mark for digging these stories out of the history books and presenting them to us in an entertaining fashion. Thank you Mark.
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  8173. Another excellent video dr. Felton!
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  8174. Yet another little-known story of mystery and international political intrigue re-lit by Dr. Felton, YouTube’s best history teacher.
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  8175. Thanks Mr felton for another excellent video!
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  8176. damn seems im to early for the comment section might as well get some popcorn going. great video as always!
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  8177. Marks channel is my favorite channel to learn about history by far, every video i watch from him i watch from start to finish.
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  8178. It’s always a great day when the legendary MF uploads!
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  8179. Mr Felton. I have to say that you have a silver tongue when you speak of war history. Always interesting. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.
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  8180. Love your channel thank you for the excellent content. Thumbs up stay awesome military history buffs.
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  8181. Dude, i love this vids! Mark, is i possible, that you produce more videos about the GDR? My Father lived back then and loves your vids aswell :)
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  8182. What a way to start the weekend. Another great and informative video from Dr. Felton. Cheers my good man.
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  8183. Outstanding history lesson!!!! Thanks Mark!
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  8184. Fantastic video! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  8185. Mentioning My father's Div, 80th, and regiment in the hunt was surprising. What little we know of their adventure . Thanks
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  8186. My grandfather served in the 80th Infantry Division. I imagine him seeing all that beautiful scenery.
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  8187. Absolutely fantastic story! You sir have one of the most relevant historical channels anywhere!
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  8188. Mark, you can always find interesting things to talk about! Thank you!
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  8189. Thank you sir for putting these kinds of videos, Keep up the great work Mr Felton.
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  8190. Another truth bomb dropped over the educated Feltonian masses Great video as always
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  8191. Blimey, with the King's blessing! Interesting piece of history. I look forward to the conclusion. Thank you.
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  8192. Most interesting history videos online. Greetings from Finland.
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  8193. Great video like always!
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  8194. Wow just incredible, Professor.
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  8195. The Cherkassy pocket was cost the Germans dearly.They barely escaped. Those that survived that is.Thanks Doc.I found the video fascinating especially the old heavy war tank.
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  8196. 5 min whoop whoop Felton rocks the bunker💥💥💥💥💥💥
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  8197. Mark, so fascinating...great info and story-telling on your part. I hope you get more information from your followers! thank you
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  8198. Certainly have learned a few new things from this series. Thanks.
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  8199. Another great video by Dr. Felton!
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  8200. Woke up to this video thank you dr Felton 🙌🔥 love this series
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  8201. Thanks for this rendition Mark..
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  8202. Fantastic history lesson. I love you channel. I'm a big big history buff. I just learned something about the chain of command in Iraq. Thank you so much.🇺🇸☮️✌️
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  8203. Yet another fascinating little-known story. Where on earth do you find all these movie clips to illustrate your stories? ... Incredible. Thanks Mark.
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  8204. An excellent, and very somber, video, Dr. Felton. Thinking of the remaining veterans, and of my own grandfather who passed away just a few years ago, I’m reminded of this passage from Rick Atkinson’s fantastic book ‘The Guns at Last Light’. I think it applies not only to American veterans, but all those who served the Allied cause: “Of the 16,112,566 Americans in uniform during the Second World War, the number still living was expected to decline to one million by late 2014, and, a decade later, in 2024, to dip below a hundred thousand. By the year 2036, U.S. government demographers estimated fewer than four hundred veterans would remain alive, less than half the strength of an infantry battalion." "Yet the war and all the war contained – nobility, villainy, immeasurable sorrow – is certain to live on even after the last old soldier has gone to his grave. May the earth lie lightly on his bones.”
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  8205. My WW2 vet uncle died last year, Rest in peace.
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  8206. Been waiting for this! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  8207. This is one of my favorite videos you have made! I love seeing the comparison between two eras, so lost by the regular traffic of the day. This is a perfect example of "If those walls could talk", I would love to hear what they can say. Searching through some records, it seems as though you have translated some of what they can say. I have a number of personal belongings from the second world war, as well as a couple of US issued firearms, I wish they could all talk as well. Who knows what they could uncover.
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  8208. the old damage on the front and the new tracks support the idea that they just slapped those tracks on it to be able to tow it to a specific position as a decoy... but it belongs in a museum!
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  8209. Can't believe this kind of information is free, I wish all learning would be as fun as this.
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  8210. Once again Mark delivers and excels in expanding our knowledge and skills in developing our historic skills.
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  8211. BIG fan of the infamous guns series. Very interesting stuff.
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  8212. Love these videos so much! Thank you, Mark!
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  8213. I always feel smarter after watching a Mark Felton Video!
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  8214. Dang! 1.15 million strong Army of Fenton followers! It only feels like about a month ago we celebrated a million! Will there be 2 million by Christmas?
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  8215. Reminds me of the old Videos. Keep up the good work
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  8216. Dr Felton thank you for another excellent video.
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  8217. It'll be a sad day when I've watched all of Mark Felton's videos. ✌🏻
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  8218. I thought I already knew a lot about history. You have added so much to my grasp of important events. Thank you, Mr. Felton.
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  8219. Good one Mark. Wanted a video on pathfinders
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  8220. Best channel on YouTube
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  8221. Love the episodes about money. Please do more
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  8222. Hmm, Dr. Felton just don't run out of things to educate the public about. It's a bit like the Fountain of Youth, only with knowledge. 🙂
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  8223. Excellent episode. I was unaware of the signifant contribution made by these soldiers. Thank you for keeping this history alive.
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  8224. Great video Mark. Seriously! As a soldier and Army officer I appreciate your educational videos very much as they dispell many myths and confirm spectacular truths that were often disbelieved. Civilians have many misconceptions about the Army and war, one of them being that tanks often shoot down aircraft with their main guns. This of course is ridiculous movie magic and nothing more, usually. It is very hard to hit an aircraft because of deflection firing. But it can and has been done. Thanks again. Keep up the fire!
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  8225. Dr. Felton must know more about WW2 than any person in history!!! You’re the greatest ever Dr. Felton!!!!
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  8226. Hold on to my front seat, and keep it empty, as 'she who must be obeyed has shouted at me..'Dinner!' As Arnie says, 'I'll be back!'
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  8227. Well that was a very interesting twist, most enjoyable Mark, thank you.
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  8228. More excellence from Mark Felton!
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  8229. Thanks Mark Sir for showing unseen, unknown history. One of my favourite YouTube channel for learning History especially WW2. Keep posting such useful and knowledgeable stuff. Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
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  8230. This is the peak of unnecessary overly detailed knowledge about history that I can't ever stop studying
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  8231. Sir Felton, you never fail to amaze me. Thank you for the high quality video.
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  8232. Good stuff MFP keep it coming
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  8233. Another amazing video Mark!
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  8234. Another great vignette Mark. Female frontline participation in the Great War of Liberation on the Eastern Front needs more exposure.
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  8235. Wow! Another treasure from Mark Felton Productions!
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  8236. Now that is history! Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  8237. i've read of some amusing stories of these female traffic controllers. in 1945 before the Battle of Berlin one woman was trying to direct traffic but was being hindered by soviet soldiers ( who were drunk ) particularly 2 in one truck, causing a traffic jam. she traffic controller was in a shouting match with the 2 men - one of whom was a lieutenant - until an unlikley reinforcement arrived - in the form of Marshall K K Rokossosvky with a pistol in his hand. he strode up to the truck and berated the driver, who froze in terror - while the lieutenant had completely panicked and run off to hide in the woods! ...
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  8238. I may aswel pay Mark instead of the Tv license as im never off his channel.. And its packed with info ive never heard of on Tv. He digs deep.
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  8239. I absolutely love this channel! ❤️👍 I actually stopped watching it for a while, shortly after i binge watched every video (twice) about 2 years ago. 😆 I haven't watched for a while, and even just now, the opening music is almost nostalgic to me. Best channel on YouTube (by far, imo) of the ENTIRE WII 'genre'. (including most school systems). 'Excellent' is the only word i can think of... Thank you, Mark (and yours) for all the hard work you put into this channel for us.
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  8240. Looks like you were in roughly the same area as one of my uncles who was in the 1st Marine Division during the Korean War.
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  8241. I went to North Korea before Covid. I ran in the marathon through Pyongyang. We flew from Beijing and took the train back through the North Korean countryside. It was amazing. Incredible experience.
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  8242. Totally a awesome video to say it best..thanks Mark
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  8243. I love these old training films. Thanks Mark!
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  8244. Thank you Professor Felton!! Hope you are feeling better. Keep on marching!
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  8245. Always a good day when Mark uploads
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  8246. Mr Felton you never fail to create some amazing 😉 history and knowledge. Thank you 😊 my good friend
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  8247. Man I can’t wait for your 1 million Subscriber video. I can feel it will be the mother of all WWII videos
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  8248. A great story. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  8249. I love this series. I have not read much about what happened to Himmler after the war. Thank You.
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  8250. Excellent mini series
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  8251. Very interesting indeed. I had no idea the tires on a shuttle craft could be so dangerous. Thank you for posting.
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  8252. And on this date in 1918 Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated his throne and fled to exile in Doorn, The Netherlands.
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  8253. This series has been fascinating. I agree with your opinion about the bodies being buried elsewhere. It makes perfect sense.
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  8254. It’s always what I thought, that the russians were duped by using decoy bodies and that the actual bodies were actually buried elsewhere, but nearby. Disappointing that we will probably never know. Great series of videos Dr. Felton, very well investigated and educational , like all you videos. Thx.
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  8255. What a great series on a subject most people thought closed, excellent work.
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  8256. Finest documentary on the subject I have ever seen. I am astounded by Dr Felton's objectivity and reserve. Would that we all would look at our world so carefully...
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  8257. Another very informative video. Thanks!
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  8258. Fun fact, Reza Shah's mummified body was discovered in 2018 during construction work few metres away from his original mausoleum which was destroyed in 1979 by the new regime.
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  8259. My dad used to tell me stories that his grandpa used to tell him of the russians in the north and the occupation since he owned a shop there at the time.
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  8260. Best way to eat breakfast is to listen to Doc Felton talk about a random historical tidbit.
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  8261. This is wonderful! I never heard about this counter attack. Well done!
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  8262. I am regularly amazed at Dr. Felton's ability to uncover obscure yet fascinating snippets of history. Just outstanding!
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  8263. Thank you for such amazing history content Dr. Felton.
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  8264. Wow, professor!! What an amazing story!! I'm amazed at how you get this information! Well done!
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  8265. Mark, your channel is amazing. Thanks for what you do. If this was a TV channel this would be an hour long and have half your insight and detail.
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  8266. Mark, this is your best ever! What a story. Gripping from start to finish 🙂. Tell you what, this would make a great movie!
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  8267. I enjoy Mark's videos so very much and so respect his research that I feel obliged to point out a small error in this video, in the interests absolute fact for posterity: the final bombing raid on the Obersalzbeg by the 460 Squadron was on 25 April 1945, not 23 April as reported above. That said, another fascinating and excellent video . Great work Mark
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  8268. Great information..thanks for sharing this with us
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  8269. thank you for showing a forgotten part of history that is very important for us!
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  8270. Great work again Mark. Always interesting, history telling at it's best...
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  8271. Uahhhh it's Monday....I don't want to leave my bed.....Notification Mark Felton new video just dropped, me jumping out of my bed and grabbing my phone. Thanks Mark.
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  8272. Some of the most interesting history I never knew about but back2life Mark Felton thank you
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  8273. Mark, it is always a joy when you upload something. Thank you for your quality content and dedication to the craft.
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  8274. Really impressed, thank you for all the content you have been sharing over the years - I follow your channels with interest.
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  8275. Well kind of you'd guess if there was something completely overlooked and unbelievable about any aspect of D-Day or otherwise in history you'd expect Doctor Felton to find it, but I wouldn't object to calling the Canadian beach jelly, I'd turn to jelly if they were coming at me!
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  8276. Thank you Mark for digging up these forgotten gems of history, please keep it up
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  8277. What a great story. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  8278. The Mark Felton Institute for Military History Studies
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  8279. What a fascinating snippet of history! Thanks Dr Felton.
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  8280. As a person who was just recently researching about the Messerspit, the timing of this video superb! Great video as always!
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  8281. I cross that bridge about 10 times per year. Whenever you get back here you should go see the John S. Thompson bridge in Grave. In fact a part of Market Garden that did not get a lot of attention but the only part of MG that went very well. Thanks for your video.
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  8282. How did I miss this story? Great work!
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  8283. In Slovenia , there was a huge media scare , over the fact that a Slovenian nuclear power plant is 40 km away from zagreb
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  8284. I’m back in the building. Thanks to Dr Mark Felton for this valuable information .
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  8285. That was the most informative thing I've ever seen, heard or read about rocket ships. It's as though no one before could have been bothered to cover them, but you did. Thank you.
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  8286. Hard work pays off . Congratulations sir on your forthcoming milestone.
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  8287. Fascinating. Thank you.
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  8288. Real intreristing lecture👍👍👍
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  8289. Cool channel Mr. Felton)
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  8290. Thanks for making these videos really easy to understand and really educational please never stop uploading
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  8291. A ordinarily mundane subject. But, presented here by Mark in such a way as to keep us all enthralled. Once again, so very thankful for this channel!
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  8292. Wow! Absolutely fascinating... Never knew any of this! Loved it and I now consider myself informed!!! Thank You!!!
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  8293. I am so grateful to be subbed to such a great historian. This episode fundamentally changes what was widely claimed to be a true and thorough recounting of the bombing that ended the war with Japan. The new information doesn’t necessarily change the role the Ebola Gay played but it definitely augments history and amplifies the British and Canadian contribution. Thank you for setting the story straight.
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  8294. Great video man keep up the work!
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  8295. You work never ceases to amaze me great documentary.
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  8296. You can always learn something new from Dr Felton my birthday is Dec 7 and I have studied the war extensively and this is the 1st time I've heard of panzer turms I never cease to be amazed by Dr Felton bravo Sir
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  8297. That's enough, time for bed ... OMG Felton just uploaded! 😂
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  8298. Second time in the last few weeks that I've awoken at an ungodly hour (1:05am here in aus) for no reason, except I chexk my phone to find Mark Felton posted 3 minutes ago! I really do like this super power
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  8299. You know Dr Felton produces outstanding material, what surprised me in this video is that he is able to surpass himself in quality and details of his videos. Again. Simply superb.
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  8300. Some of this I knew about, but by far this lesson is far more informative. Thank you.
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  8301. My brains automatically hit the like button as soon it recognize that intro music. Not even a single time that was undeserved. Never!
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  8302. 25 videos ago I thought; "No way can Mark continue to produce concise, well edited, interesting stories that - I've never heard of." Turns out , he can. (Also, he always pronounces foreign language names/ranks/places so well. Makes me feel he's respecting those people/places).
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  8303. I've learned so much history through watching Dr, Felton's easy-to-absorb, informative videos. Thank You so much, it's always exciting to see a new one come out....
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  8304. Some swedish trivia: "Bonde" translates to Farmer, making Baron Farmer 🙃
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  8305. just wanted to say that i love your videos keep it up
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  8306. Always something interesting from Dr. Felton. Never boring.
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  8307. A Friday isn't complete without that Felton theme tune ❤️
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  8308. Absolutely fascinating account of yet another forgotten vignette of history. Thanks again, Mark.
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  8309. Always early to a new Mark Felton video. ✊
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  8310. Never surprises me to see Mark's vast array of work to be so successful. Very interesting, great work!
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  8311. Thank you very much again. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
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  8312. I always find the introduction funny with Mark and Imperial stormtroopers. Great videos!
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  8313. Open YouTube for something completely else then see a new mark Felton video and now I can’t remember what I was originally going to look up lol
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  8314. Another top video from Dr Felton, great stuff
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  8315. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8316. There’s one of these bunkers just up the road from me in Devon, my secondary school science teachers Husband used to own it and said me and a few mates could go in it, but we never did. Very interesting to know what all the bits above ground are for!!
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  8317. I'll be watching this tonight Mark, many thanks
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  8318. I know that Mark uses the iMovie theme "Pursuit" to introduce his videos, but I'm thinking we might want to ask Apple to rename it "Felton" since Mark seems to now 'own' that tune. It's a bit like thinking of Beethoven when we hear the first 4 notes (short-short-short-Iong, 'V' for victory) of Symphony No5.  Just a thought. ;-)
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  8319. The intro photo made me laugh. Great content, as always!
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  8320. Fascinating! Thank you for peering through the fog and putting together this video.
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  8321. Another very interesting video. I know of the ground forces the 101th. and Patton's 3rd. Army at Bastogne, but not of the bravery of the C-47 and glider crews and medical personal who flew in gliders to save the the brave soldiers fighting in the area of the battle. Thank You to all the Brave men and women of the forces at served in WW2. Thank You Dr. Felton for your great videos. Very Merry Christmas to all and may 2021 be a better year, Stay safe.
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  8322. Excellent! So frustrating to hear the murky details over his demise.
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  8323. Thank you very much for your work! I watch your historical videos with pleasure 🙏
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  8324. I love a good Mark Felton video on a sunny slow day. Thanks for your continued content!
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  8325. Thank you Dr. Felton!!!!!
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  8326. Good to see a new video from my favorite history source!
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  8327. As usual, I find your work remarkable and very informative! Cheers from across the pond!
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  8328. Yay! More Dr. Felton!
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  8329. Great video. They don't teach history like this anymore.
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  8330. Mark Felton's documentaries are worthy to watch. Thank you Dr. Felton for the information. God bless you more!
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  8331. A true historian, thourough research without any bias and great narration, thanks!
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  8332. Holy moly Mark, you hit it out of the park with this one!
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  8333. Good evening Dr Felton, thanks for making my evening once again. Peace Charlie 🇬🇧
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  8334. Well done Mark. Thank you for showing respect to the pope. I pray it inspires you to keep giving us truthful accounts of events.
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  8335. It’s moments like this that are the reason to travel and explore the world. You never know what can happen or who you will meet. Merry Christmas, happy holidays and happy new year Dr Felton 💥👊🏼👌🏼
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  8336. Thanks Mark for sharing. Being a Catholic I'm very happy you did so!
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  8337. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8338. Excellent. It's amazing to me that this was put up only a week ago and already has 1,641,754 views.
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  8339. Thank you for this series Dr. Felton. Always a pleasure to watch.
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  8340. Mark, you really did your job well, amazing work 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  8341. Mr. Felton, I want you to know that working security in the dead of night in Alaska goes by easily when I watch your videos.
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  8342. Very interesting to learn more about this moment. Thank you once again Dr. Felton 👌🏻
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  8343. Mark An excellent and extremely informative and interesting video of the books of Hitler. A little known subject. Thank you for sharing this video. Regards Jennifer and Duncan from Canada
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  8344. 👍👍❤ wonderful uploads every time. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  8345. Mark Felton, I live just 10 minutes away from Brown University... I've done much work within their facilities over the years... if you'd like any information or it could be of any help to you I'd be glad to do any research that would be of any interest or help to you
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  8346. This episode was highly interesting. Thank you.
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  8347. My father was in Korea. His unit has French and Dutch troops attached.
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  8348. Thank you, Dr. Felton. You always dig up parts of WW2 history nobody else has talked about, and you make them very intersting.
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  8349. Good to have you back mark!
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  8350. Thanks for this video on a not so well known event during the Cold War.
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  8351. Better even - about Nijmegen!! I can see the Waalbrug from my home :)
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  8352. I havent Heard about this, thanks!
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  8353. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  8354. Excellent video and I learned more American history. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  8355. Axis motto: Think big! Think Big Apple!
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  8356. Thank you once again, for providing us with a concise and detailed presentation of little known information.
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  8357. Like you (and at around the same time I think) I lived in Shanghai for a few years and, in addition to exploring to developing a keen interest in China history, I became fascinated by the lives of the “foreigners” during WW2 in the international settlements. There is a very interesting Jewish museum in Shanghai that tells a fascinating story but much else is unsurprisingly dwarfed by other events. It would be great to see a few videos on these forgotten stories. I really appreciate your hard work and dedication to this channel - many thanks.
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  8358. I was hoping you'd mention the Avro Car! We've got one sitting in our aviation museum and I always found myself fascinated by it as a kid. Good work as always Dr. Felton!!
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  8359. Great video once again
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  8360. This has to be the most interesting documents on yt. Thanks MFP!
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  8361. Jolly good show Felton minor.....what ! Are you taking Mr Chomley-warner too?
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  8362. this... does put a smile on my face
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  8363. So many new things I've never heard of before. Thank you Mark! Definitely one of my best to watch. I actually get excited when I get the push notification for your videos.
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  8364. Great work mark
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  8365. Just a little side note for you Mark, he was first spotted over the Northumberland Coast at a little village inland called Chatton, just outside Wooler where I live, and I know the son who lives on a farm just outside Chatton called Wandon Farm, his father was on duty that night in his observer post, when Hess's plane flew over on his way North.
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  8366. I have read "Nazi Gold"; fascinating reading! Also I went on a Volksmarch in Mittenwald some 30 years ago.. all I got out of the deal was a 'beer and a brat'. 👍😎
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  8367. Again Mark thank you for keeping these fascinating stories and parts of history relevant for us to enjoy
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  8368. Another great video, Mark!
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  8369. You're videos are incredible and tell the stories of these brave men so well.
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  8370. Just bought one of your books Mark, you are truly my absolute favorite historian. Keep up the outstanding work my friend!!! I can’t wait to start reading Operation Swallow!!!
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  8371. Thank you for what you do, Dr. Felton.
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  8372. Dr. Felton, your knowledge is second to none. The depth of your videos is unmatched.
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  8373. Always fantastically done!! You're a gem Mark, Keep up the great work!
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  8374. Fascinating to get a description of the routethey took, as someone very familiar with these locations it was very immersive! 👍😃
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  8375. Best channel of all time..quality stuff always mark!
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  8376. I love and follow all your excellent educational videos Dr Felton
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  8377. Superb video Mark ,so interesting..thanks again
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  8378. He has.
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  8379. Congratulations, Prof Felton, on your newly appointed fellowship at the Society of Arts.
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  8380. We have electronic countermeasures, and even counter-countermeasures, but no technology to stop an animal from saving the day. Love this channel!!
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  8381. Was hoping you would do a video on him mark!
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  8382. Not the last time Hitler found himself in a Pickel...
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  8383. Reminded of Spike Milligan's war memoirs, on disembarking on Italy they see HMS Warspite in the bay, big guns firing, moment later huge explosions several miles inland. "That's not doing Jerry much good," comments on soldier. Then looks at how far Warspite rocks back on her axis each time she fires a broadside "come to think of it, it's not doing Warspite much good either..."
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  8384. I am ecstatic when I see a newly uploaded video Mr Felton, thank you very much for your excellent content!
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  8385. This is why I subscribed to this channel a year ago. Top stuff.
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  8386. Another unknown and surprising episode brilliantly brought to life by Mark Felton.
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  8387. Brilliant little series! Can't wait for Ep 3.
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  8388. Dr Felton, thank you for all the effort that you put into this channel and the facts that you present to us, I often find myself eagerly awaiting the next production release.
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  8389. This is a valuable contribution to the historiography about Himmler and his capture.
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  8390. IVE BEEN WAITING FOR PART TWO FOR SO LONG YES YES YES
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  8391. This Channel is exquisitely produced, and not light on content. Thank You, Good Sir.
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  8392. Thanks for making these.
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  8393. You seem to amaze everyone with your awesome stories especially this year's Halloween special, thank you mark
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  8394. Three great episodes in three days! Thank you Mark!
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  8395. Never know Greenland was US protectorate and Iceland was invaded by UK. UK's invasion without resistance is also the weirdest thing to notice.
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  8396. Mark Felton is the best historian out there no one can change my mind
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  8397. This really is top notch stuff, brilliantly presented and eminently watchable. A must for all history buffs. This is Felton at the top of his game.
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  8398. I recall learning in college that the US was fighting in the north Atlantic prior to Pearl Harbor. Thanks for another excellent and concise video.
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  8399. Thank you, again, great story...
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  8400. My favourite channel
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  8401. 0036, time for bed... no, hang on, a notification? It's a Dr Mark Felton video. Sleep can wait.
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  8402. Your a legend Mark
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  8403. From Ukraine to Vietnam via WW2. This channel has you covered 👌
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  8404. Excellent historical content as usual, thank you. An added bonus is that your descriptions of firearms are refreshingly free of the flaky made up terminology common to journalists and other historically focused channels.
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  8405. So much history to be learned. Absolutely love these videos. Thank you for sharing them. 🙏🏼
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  8406. A German WW2 Mercedes staff car past by me yesterday in the SW of France. Incredibly well kept.
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  8407. These are my favorite episodes. The content that gives you a glimpse into their everyday lives. And this is also why this is in my favorite top 3 YouTube history channel's. Its not just the events and dates like the 99% of the rest of YouTube's historical content.
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  8408. Back in 1999 in Frederick, Maryland I had a chance to climb into Franco from Spain's personal airplane. It was the Spanish copy of the HE111. She crashed and was a total loss in 2003.
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  8409. This is easily my favorite channel. Great content!
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  8410. Like always a brilliantly presented piece of history.
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  8411. This channel is an MF'er! A Mark Felton'er production! Thank you, SIR!
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  8412. Never disappointed, Thanks to Mr. Felton's Historical expertise. Good Show.
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  8413. Video is much appreciated by me: My dad was in the 2/12/4thINF, S.E. of the city. He survived that, was later hit in the south of the peninsula 30 days after D-Day.
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  8414. Hi Mark, im a big fan of your channel. I learn alot history watching your videos
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  8415. Another awesome video brought to us by Dr.Mark Felton. 👏🏻👏🏻🤝🤝
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  8416. Whenever you post any video I know it's going to be so much interesting part of History which I have never heard before. Thanks for doing this beautiful work Mark
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  8417. Another excelleny video by dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  8418. Greatest thumbnail ever! Great video mark, your the G.O.A.T of history YouTube.
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  8419. After seeing that thumbnail I’m thinking about Inspector Clouseau being ambushed by Kato while wearing a yukata…
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  8420. Brilliant stuff been looking forward to this 👍
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  8421. Very very interesting…thanks for sharing this. 😇
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  8422. Thank you for properly pronouncing German names and terms. Details like that add to your clearly well-researched videos on uncommon subjects.
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  8423. It seems they always liked dropping these all over Essex .. In the 1960s one of my favourite little fishing holes was actually a crater caused by one of these in Epping Forest
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  8424. it's beyond impressive to put this together! Great video
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  8425. Such fascinating stories. Mark Felton Strikes Again!!
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  8426. Your knowledge on military history is amazing I always look forward to the notifications on your videos.
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  8427. Awesome video. Also quite interesting to see what seems to be the whole population of Jersey commenting 😀 And something else, never the least... I've been watching Mark's channel for years, he's never repeated a vid or subject... he keeps finding stuff and always with solid background info 👍🏼👍🏼
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  8428. Dude. Every time Mark posts a video I'm like, "Wait.... .... what?"
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  8429. That was really interesting. Many thanks
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  8430. You kinda sound like an old-timey radio host. Love your videos!
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  8431. very interesting! thank you for the research and all your efforts towards making history accessible like this
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  8432. Dr. Felton, you've done it again!
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  8433. Yes, the first of these was without doubt one of your best ever; and that’s saying something. Having said that, I’ve yet to watch this second video, so here goes!! Thank you as always!
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  8434. Just signed up for your Patreon. Thanks for all the great content!
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  8435. Another quite simply outstanding video. I've been following Mr Felton for some time now. These exceptional highly polished video productions are not only educational but their history content is outstanding 👏 Thank you Mr Felton, I've watch just about every production you've posted.
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  8436. Outstanding report in every way! I used to think I knew History, but I now bow before you Sir!
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  8437. There are a lot of us that really enjoy this content as it's both quality and in quantity. I hope a few more of us will give a bit of support. The lowest tier on Patreon is only $1 per month. If you consume all of this content then surely chipping in $1 per month isn't unreasonable?
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  8438. Another fine addition to such a stunning series, Mr. Felton! You're doing fantastic work for this community of history enthusiasts!
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  8439. Mark Felton should work for Electronic Arts and DICE and be the producer of Battlefield V and update the game to his knowledge!
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  8440. "Non monkey astronout" you got me there mate! 😂😂😂
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  8441. A great video on our french History, merci thanks monsieur Felton!
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  8442. I thrill when I hear the “martial” opening music.....my family knows we can expect a quality, informative and factual production to follow......thank you Mark....sincerely......
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  8443. Great video, Professor Felton!
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  8444. I'm eating my dinner, and enjoying a new mark felton video. Good dinner, overall.
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  8445. Always a great day when mark uploads. Love your work Mark.
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  8446. Another quality video Dr. Felton. Thank you for posting.
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  8447. Excellent mark if I had the money I'd help support ur channel
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  8448. Without taking any position and always reporting neutral. Excellent work Mister Felton
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  8449. Who would have known? Thank you Dr. Felton. You’re an amazing educator and make WW2 more interesting than any other channel I have watched.
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  8450. I never knew Mussolini still had such an impact today. Thank you for all the great work as always Mr. Felton! We all appreciate everything you do.
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  8451. Fascinating! Thank you, Dr. Felton
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  8452. I wear my grandfather's US Army Air Force unit patches on my jacket for Memorial Day here in the States. Tech. Sgt. Glen Dame. Served 42 -45. Always remember!! 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  8453. Cool another history lesson with our favorite Dr
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  8454. My great grandfather was a B 26 Navigator in 44 and into 45. He was the first plane of the morning to see Normandy and was ordered with destroying flak emplacements. The B26s around them were all shot down, and his own plane was heavily damaged. The pilot was severely wounded, and my great grandfather was hit by metal fragments in the right thigh. He fought through extreme plane and piloted the plane back to British airspace and landed in an emergency airfield. He won the Distinguished Service Cross, along with the Purple Heart. Sadly, he passed before I was old enough to see him.
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  8455. Great content Dr. Felton.
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  8456. Amazing story that completely gets you in a WoW moment, even in March 2023 Dr. Felton! When you think you’ve seen it all, along comes another gem of information I doubt anyone else knew of. Take a bow Dr.Felton on this short video.
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  8457. Doctor, you are to me undoubtedly one of the greatest YouTubers, and will go down as one of WW2s if not one of the world's greatest Historians. I salute you and all you do.
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  8458. You are the G.O.A.T, sir! Thank you from Maine, USA👊♥️ 🇺🇸
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  8459. Dr. Felton, another outstanding video on a another rarely discussed topic! Thank you so much for dedicating your life to this kind of research. Your channel helped inspire me to create my own channel in my free time to document the history of geopolitics. Actually one of the first videos I ever did was on the rise, height, and fall of the Tianjin Concessions, including Italian Tientsin. Again I’d like to stress that without the inspiration to dig into niche topics provided by actual historians such as yourself, none of the research I’ve done and content I’ve produced would have ever been possible. This video of yours in particular is deeply of interest for me, given my previous interest in the topic, but no matter what you research you always make your presentation complete and interesting. Thanks again!
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  8460. the history channel falls deeper into its own cesspool of programming as mark felton soars like an eagle.
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  8461. Yet another gem from history. Thank you
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  8462. Finally a video at exactly the right time..lunch time with Mark Felton...and U Boats..a perfect combination of facts and good food on my end!
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  8463. Damn mark looking sharp in the intro 🥵
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  8464. This is such an interesting story and a riveting account of Hermann Göring. Thank you sir for this extraordinary piece of history from WWII.
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  8465. Absolutely fascinating stuff! Mark does a wonderful job.
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  8466. Hi Mark, I just wanted to say that recently I found your channel and I have been binge watching it. I love your story telling and research, I find your channel to be professional and enjoyable
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  8467. How about a video on ex-SS joining the FFL? You're immensely appreciated and I mention you to everyone I know who enjoys history.
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  8468. The Ukrainian SS were also allowed to come to America such as the case of John Demjunjak in Ohio
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  8469. A fascinating vignette of the Third Reich. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  8470. Was waiting on this one! Finally! And it didn't disappoint. :)
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  8471. Mark, once again an amazing and interesting video!
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  8472. Mr. M. Felton. Your professional integrity and your presentation ability are of the highest order. Thank you.
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  8473. Loved the video mark! I’m very early.
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  8474. Almost midnight Saturday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and enjoying a new video by Dr. Felton!
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  8475. As always thank you for sharing this with us and you never disappoint with the truth of history today. Good day and God bless you Mr. Felton
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  8476. So many fascinating stories throughout history. Thank you Dr. Felton for shining a light on several great ones. Cheers.
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  8477. Wow, I am moved by the story of this talented, courageous woman. Thank you doc.
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  8478. What an interesting character! I also really appreciated the music overplayed into the video. Thank you very much!
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  8479. Another amazing video, I learn something new Everytime I watch.
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  8480. Thank You Professor. Fascinating video, as always. A+
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  8481. Even the adds on your channel are wonderful to hear 🙂
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  8482. Mark, I’ve followed your content for years. Today Will be the last time I see your amazing Chanel. Thanks, you made my life a little more tolerable with your videos. Farewell from chile
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  8483. Another well researched and well told bit of History. A new Mark Felton video always makes my day!
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  8484. and i wonder how this amazing guy always gets new content for us to watch. He is the reason i know my ww2 history
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  8485. First mark I’m first!!!!
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  8486. Love this channel always learn something and always has interesting stories.
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  8487. My quarantined ass appreciates this forgotten D-Day story.
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  8488. I spent 20 years in commercial nuclear power (operations & maintenance) and that was probably the best synopsis presented about the accident. Never came across any buried ordinance, however.
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  8489. Once again , you prove BEYOND ANY DOUBT , you , sir , are THA MAN - and , in my humble opinion , the best present - day historian of WORLD WAR II ! BLESS YOU , DR. FELTON !!
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  8490. Been out for 2 mins. Has 300 likes. It’s a 7 minute video. Love this community.
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  8491. This is absolutely incredible!! I never heard that he did that, reminds me in “Winds of War” when Pug got Chewed out for doing same thing. That was fake, this is unbelievable. I wonder if the president had words with him. I also noticed General Eisenhower didn’t mention General George S Patton at the end, that speaks volumes. Great video… again👍😃
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  8492. Another would be lost piece of history that has been brought to light.! Great job!!
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  8493. Just got my morning coffee and then a Mark Felton vid appears in my notifications. It’s going to be a good Saturday ☕️
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  8494. Best cure for depression is a video from Dr. Mark
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  8495. I stopped what I was doing when I saw Mark Felton uploaded!
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  8496. Hey There Mark, always good to see and watch another one of your postings.
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  8497. This channel is everything TV history channels SHOULD be but are not - subscribed.
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  8498. amazing,crazy interesting thanks so much. God bless
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  8499. Frank Luke Jr., "The Arizona Balloon Buster," was my role model when I was a child in the 1960's. But then, very FEW Phoenix natives did not know about him.
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  8500. Excellent scholarly and comprehensive production again Mark. I have often wondered what would have happened if we hadn't had the Canadians in all branches of the services.
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  8501. Mark, I share your admiration of donkeys…such a noble and utilitarian creature, with great character and symbolic history…what about a piece on their use in conflict..?
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  8502. Insightful presentation vis-a-vis current events. Pls keep work going Mark Felton. Cheers.
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  8503. I love how Dr Felton is branching into current events (Ukraine, Russia) with his usual approach of finding the most fascinating, almost always unknown tidbits of history and clearly explaining all the amazing historical events that you will never learn anywhere else It's quite brilliant actually!
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  8504. A much neglected campaign, but interesting nonetheless. Dr. Felton is unmatched in his ability to make engaging historical content.
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  8505. hardest working man on yt. I look forward to your videos each week. thanks
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  8506. Never a dull video from Sir Felton! Cheers, Mark!
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  8507. Once again another beautifully narrated episode of the battles of D-day ! Thank You Mark!
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  8508. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8509. From Taiwan, very like this video from Dr. Felton
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  8510. I'm never disappointed with any of your videos. I always look forward to new videos. Keep up the good work.
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  8511. Thank you Mark that you made video about Czech Republic, excellent work !
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  8512. As a person that watches your videos , I really appreciate this.
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  8513. A daily sight when i was young in the GDR
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  8514. Excellent work Mark! Thank you. Rich.
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  8515. This channel is finally getting some of the recognition it deserves....still deserves more though
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  8516. your best work yet Mr Felton,im left here in tears at how horrendous some humans can treat each other ,your attention to detail is outstanding ,keep up the noble work so the younger generations can learn and hopefully never ever repeat these sins
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  8517. Mark is the best history story teller I have ever had the good fortune to listen to.
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  8518. Every time I hear the opening music I get a rush of adrenaline.
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  8519. My Grandpa Stencel was part of the machine gun squad that was there. 47th infantry
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  8520. You’ve outdone yourself this time, Mark. As a Mark Felton fan, and a huge Bond fan, our Venn diagram has just become a single circle. I agree with your choice. I am currently re-reading the Fleming novels and had forgotten how little the movies resemble the books AND how the actors who played Bond have missed the mark. I enjoy them all, each in his own way. Like all Bond fans, I have a favorite, and that argument will never be settled. But for accuracy, Lazenby is the only actor to truly get close to Fleming’s idea of Bond. Thanks for corroborating what I have thought for a long time.
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  8521. Thanks for doing this wonderful piece on afghan army. I want to add that there is a german cemetery in north Waziristan. The germans tried to get into contact with faqir of ipi, a famous guerilla resistance fighter. Prof. Syed waqar ali Shah of Heidelberg university has done very good work on german afghan relations
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  8522. I’ve finally caught up with almost all the videos fron the past year, this channel is so good
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  8523. Thank you Doctor Felton for giving us real time history.
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  8524. Thank you Mark. Many thanks and as allways, regards from SSW. 🇿🇦
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  8525. Mark, thank you for your work and these videos. King Edward III and Philippa are my 14th great grandparents. Nice to know a "cousin" is such an accomplished historian.
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  8526. Stuff you generally don’t hear about. Keep up the information coming Thank you
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  8527. Once again a great episode of ull of knowledge...... great work
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  8528. Thanks for the great content. These videos make my day
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  8529. Outstanding video and presentation
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  8530. Great Video Mr Felton, Just a few corrections, The badges are made by C E Junker, and are marked either No "2" and have the Silver Content Mark, or "L/12" and the Silver Hallmark, Both of these marks belong to the firm of C E Junker`s, The L Number is a Private Purchase Number being the LDO, The other main point is, Dr Klietmann, with the firm of C E Junker made a few of these badges after the war, using the Original tools and the Original people to make them, as replacement Post war and Trade items for swapping with the Allies after the war. These badges are highly collected and few survived even of the Post war ones as it was Illegal to display the Swastika and such a High award was dangerous to make, Have or own :-)
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  8531. 🎖️🏆🤗🙏💙⭐ Thank you for sharing
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  8532. Mark this is a stand Alone GOAT!!! OMG Nothing in the past comes close and that is saying something as your content is some of the best and worthy of an Oscar a Grammy and the Victoria Cross!!
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  8533. Himmler cleaned up after himself, and so did the British
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  8534. The Mark Hopkins Hotel is also featured in the 1968 Steve Mcqueen movie "Bullitt".
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  8535. Thank you for always interesting videos doctor Felton! Your videos got me interested in history again!
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  8536. Hope you get well soon mark
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  8537. Thanks for putting all this footage together. It is very poignant.
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  8538. Happy Thursday
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  8539. Another amazing video from Mark, Keep it up Mark!
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  8540. Keep up the good content Mark 🙏
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  8541. What only less than 3000 views?Mark you must be loosing your touch! Oh wait its only up 12 minutes!
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  8542. 600 views in 4 minutes from posting. Nice.
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  8543. If it existed in WW2 it is never forgotten thanks to Mark Felton. Now let's get him 1 million subscribers!
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  8544. Thx doc mark felton for another awesome history videos
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  8545. You always have the most interesting stories
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  8546. Excellent work Mr. Felton, as always.
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  8547. I remember in the 70s, our local White Elephant military surplus shop had a white enamel german helmet chamber pot! It was white with blue edging. It was i believe the one item he wouldn't sell because if business was slow, he would put it in the window, and people would come in to try and buy it 😂 There were a lot of men who fought in WW2 knocking around back then.
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  8548. i was fortunate enough to sit in between the pilot and co-pilot just 4 years ago and fly around the Port Alberni valley twice, it was one of the last times this plane flew...
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  8549. It may not be Good Friday, but it is a good Friday when Mark's videos drop. Awww yeah
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  8550. Merry Christmas, hoping for another year of historical research by Dr Felfon
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  8551. I have V Mail from my dad in France and his mom in Oakland, Illinois. A friend scavenged at a flea market over several months a series of V Mails from the same service man and his family by digging through boxes of old papers and others stuff.
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  8552. The usual Mark Felton quality - short on the subject and very informative and detailed about the subject of choice. Thank you for this dedication.
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  8553. I am always learning something new from this dark, yet interesting time period, thanks again Mark.
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  8554. Brave gals…God bless em 🇬🇪 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏 and RIP 😔
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  8555. Another fascinating and Necessary history lesson . Thank You Doctor Felton .
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  8556. Cool topic, thanks Mark! I served at Camp Victory Iraq in 2004 (Al Faw Palace, Sadam's personal estate near Baghdad) and they had Soviet era personnel carriers and quad anti aircraft static displays but I didn't see any WW2 stuff. Probably airlifted out by 2004 as war trophies? Would have been a cool picture!
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  8557. Absolutely fascinating 🐊 story. If I was a history teacher, I'd just sit back and play Mark Felton videos as nothing comes close to educating one in such a short amount of time. 👍
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  8558. Greetings from an Englishman in Mexico.
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  8559. Thank you for sharing 🏆🎖️🇺🇲🙏🤗
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  8560. Holy cow! Truth is definitely stranger than fiction! Thank you Mr. Felton! Keep it coming sir!
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  8561. First time I realised Skoda the car make, produced weapons. So interesting. Thanks mark for your work.
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  8562. The narration is hilarious. A bit out of character, but hilarious nonetheless.
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  8563. Dr Felton demonstrates his minor degree in Innuendo 🤣
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  8564. This is an incredible story. Can't wait for part three. :)
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  8565. Antiques roadshow.... just found it in skip honest guv. 🙂
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  8566. This was a awesome documentary by Mark Felton
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  8567. In 2000 i was in Munich for business and came on this place during a walk. I knew it was important but didn't know what for. Thanks for the info.
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  8568. Thank you Mark. These are terrific little films and SO informative. I thoroughly enjoy your channel and all your content, and I look forward to the next episode. Long May you continue!
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  8569. What an amazing preservation of history. Thank you for sharing this with us, Dr. Felton.
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  8570. Keep up the good work love the vids from canada its 4.30 am
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  8571. We are getting less "thats a story for another time" and more "I made a film about this", I like this change keep up the good work
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  8572. Thanks Mark I truly admire the fact that your integrity in keeping as much as you could to what may or may not have taken place here, was not displaced by years of confusion and or propaganda.
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  8573. Thank you for another historically interesting video. Keep up the great work, and best wishes 👍
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  8574. The amount of work that must go into each of these videos … Much appreciated.
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  8575. Always a good day for a Mark Felton video
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  8576. Amazing video as always Mark!
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  8577. Please replace the history channel who focuses on pawnshop and aliens. Good job mr.felton
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  8578. Love the longer videos! Almost 20 minutes
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  8579. I wish I had a History Teacher like you when I was in school. I love your videos.
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  8580. Mark: COME WITH ME IF YOU WANT TO LEARN!!! Everyone: We will follow you wherever you go fearless leader!!
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  8581. My grandfather served in the 63rd infantry, 254th regiment. Their unit played a role in being the first to break the Siegfried line.
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  8582. Portugal has a funny story about a 770. Our, at the time dictator, Salazar suffered a bomb attempt and in 1937 the Secret Police ordered, without consulting him, 2 Mercedes 770 Großer. When the cars arrived he refused to use them because he though it was a gift from Hitler.
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  8583. It's been amazing how much knowledge I've gained since discovering Your Channel! No matter the content, I'm reminded of how poorly my History Education was presented during my formative years. Having developed the habit of looking to see if You posted a new video every day has changed my daily routine! Thank You, once again, for Your efforts to educate the rest of us. You and Your Team are a Fantastic add to my day.
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  8584. Those V1 flying bombs look very similar to Shahed drones russians launch against Ukraine on a daily basis. Thanks for another interesting video. Merry Christmas from Poland!
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  8585. Hi Mark I just watched this documentary on Hitler's train and low and behold who do I see... You?hahaha
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  8586. I love these henchmen videos. This one on the "Brown Eminence" should be interesting. Thanks Mark Felton👍
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  8587. I have been waiting, actually praying for this. You made my day Mr. Felton
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  8588. 13:06 -> The British general on Sikorski's right is Sir Giffard LeQuesne Martel, who gave Rommel a bloody nose at the battle of Arras in May 1940.
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  8589. Excellent account of the Katyn massacre, occluded for so long after WW2 by political propaganda ,clarified,as always by Mark Felton..Thank you
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  8590. I'll be watching this tonight Mark, Excellent timing today ;-))
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  8591. Again thank you Mark for doing such great work. I think you do a great job presenting history in a entertaining way and not over indulging and sticking to the facts. Thanks again
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  8592. Another great video!! God Bless Poland!
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  8593. excited to watch this new video. great content as always
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  8594. Another magnificent production, Dr. Felton! I look forward to all of your postings.
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  8595. Evening Dr. F hope your well.
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  8596. I was not expecting to see a video on this topic 😅
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  8597. In the US, someone wanted us to have the birds from Shakespeare’s plays here, so we have English House Sparrows, Starlings, European Goldfinch and a few others. The starlings are the most problem with the English House Sparrows replacing our native species. Australia is dealing with rabbits and cats. Numerous countries have the Prickly Pear cactus (Opuntia sp) which is found on 6 of the 7 continents. The pet trade is notorious for bringing in creatures that get released and cause environmental havoc. Goering’s fumble in the raccoon coat fur trade is just one of many species that cause problems. “Trash Pandas” as they are called adapt quickly to city life.
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  8598. All you have to do is wait for the Mark Felton video on a specific subject and you are set with all the important info. As always, down to earth, not too complicated, not too simple, succint, fast pace, brilliant
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  8599. I have never seen or heard of a filmmaker like Mark ...his talent has ascended to a Shakespearean level.
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  8600. I much prefer your ad placement, no preamble or midway interruption; wish more people followed suit -also, great video!
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  8601. Notifications is on for this invaluable source of incredible storys and information. Thank you for all the hard work you put in telling us these amazing storys! Truly one of my top favorit channels!
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  8602. I see mark I click
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  8603. Thank you for your documentaries ❤❤❤
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  8604. Best channel on YT, reminds me of the good ole days when there was history on history channel
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  8605. A great book to read on this subject with a lot more detail is "Nazi Gold" by Ian Sayer & Douglas Botting - 1984. All of the Nazi money and booty went in lots of hands, and much still is unaccounted for. This book is a great read on this fantastic subject.
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  8606. I've only been subscribed to Mark's channel for a few months and each time I get blown away by the topics covered!
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  8607. Mark Felton, really you are genius❤️ Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩
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  8608. Shout out to the 90th Division "Tough Ombres" (my Grandfather's unit) who captured Merkers. Another fantastic video about an overlooked part of WWII history. Keep them coming Mark 👍🏻
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  8609. Mark - I've got my scuba gear and shovel ready buddy. Let's do this
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  8610. Man , i love this channel. The only channel I watch all Ads that happen.
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  8611. Having read several volumes of The Last Lion, I knew about some of this, nonetheless your version of events and particularly the narration is just as good!
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  8612. as always, "I didnt know that", Thank you again Mark felton
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  8613. 9:06 Churchill and the British high command came within metres of some hiding fully armed German soldiers who had been cut off from the retreat on one of his visits. However the soldiers were so scared they decided to surrender a few days later.
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  8614. Thanks Mark! I’m looking forward to this one. It’s a fairly sharp turn from your usual WWII/German shows.
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  8615. I do like the non-political way Mark makes these videos. I know it is hard in some subjects, but we are generally better informed this way.
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  8616. Love from Canada thanks for the videos mark
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  8617. Very timely put! Thank you Mark!
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  8618. I live in Kassel i did never heared about this before. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  8619. Ah yes another wonderful video from Dr. Felton. Thank you sir for providing such quality content.
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  8620. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  8621. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment. And for waking up the neighbourhood.
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  8622. Absolutely wonderful, fascinating and informative, thank Mark.
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  8623. As always an informative and interesting video. Thanks Mark 😊
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  8624. Reading the comments makes me wonder if people actually watched the whole video. But well done Dr. Felton, excellent investigation and conclusion, as always.
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  8625. Mark, I feel like I've learnt a humongous amount of information thanks to your videos! For history class I recently had to do a task about the second world war and my teacher couldn't believe some of the things that I had spoken about (secret German mission to canada in 1943 and Churchill almost dying in 1945 for example)
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  8626. Wow, I was hoping for this video last week! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8627. Good stuff Mark. You always seem to impress me with cool stuff 🙂 Thank you.
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  8628. Excellent video Mark, very interesting. I have seen the Swiss Guards in Vatican City as well as the Changing of the Guard in Monaco. The Swiss guards were a glimpse into the 16th Century. I saw a military function in Paris around 2001 and one of the French infantry units had as its' dress uniform a sky blue zouave uniform with a white turban. It was like looking back into the 19th Century. I would like to see a video about the Knights Hospitallers or as they are now known the Knight of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
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  8629. You're on a roll recently with these videos! I love your WW2 content, but these are equally good.
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  8630. Dr Felton is the best historian channel on YouTube. His original history snippets are just so informative and revealing. I can see him getting a million subscribers soon at this rate.
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  8631. Where does Dr. Felton get information for his productions? It's clear what has really happened: secretive wartime files are now in Mark's garage! All jokes aside, thanks, Dr. Felton, for the absolutely incredible, thoroughly researched and well presented audio and video programs!
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  8632. Ah yes another great piece from Dr. mark Felton, a wonderful piece of forgotten history with typically unseen footage. All the reasons why im subscribed to your channel.
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  8633. YES!! YES!!! i can’t wait to watch this later tonight. when i’m actually able to give it 100% of my attention. Thanks Mark for pt 3!
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  8634. All of Mr. Felton's work is superior as are the comments it generates Congratulations all around
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  8635. Amazing Videos as always.
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  8636. I never believed that when I opened my subscribed war channel and then watched Queen Elizabeth's and family's car collection. Bravo!
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  8637. Royal Daimlers were exclusively supplied by Stratton Instone, today known as the car dealership 'Stratstone'
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  8638. love all your discoveries. you are a true historian, trying to give the rest of us a picture of what it was like during the second world war...
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  8639. Nice channel. So sorry for don't speack inglish. Saludos desde Buenos Aires
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  8640. Holy crap- I'd never even heard of this battle. Madness that it's not taught in the school history books, though I can understand the Allies' being uncomfortable about their image of invincibility being cracked pretty readily here. Probably overshadowed by the dramatic successful defense of Bastogne. Great work, Mr. Felton!
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  8641. Thank you for your high quality content 🤙🏼🫶🏼
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  8642. Thanks for highlighting their present day role Mark. These objects were the first things as a young lad that sparked my interest in Military History. I'm very fortunate to see these daily still in Essex, one in my birth town and also the town i spent my first 18 years growing up in. Keep up the good work!
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  8643. Always found these as a kid and never really understood them, great video as always!
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  8644. Dr. Felton, back to back, man you spoil us haha. but this obscure topic was really cool, next time when I am able to go to the UK, I'll be on the lookout for these sea mines
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  8645. Please be MINEfull that this is the best channel on YouTube .
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  8646. Excellent, more Mark Felton is a great to get late at night.. 👍
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  8647. I don’t know how you find your content but it is fascinating, always look forward to your videos!
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  8648. Whenever there is a new Mark Felton video, it is truly a GREAT DAY, pandemic be damned!!!!!!
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  8649. Truly love these. Almost always something i have a low amount of common knowledge about
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  8650. me:about to go to sleep mark:where are you goinggg?
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  8651. Thank god. You saved me from Friday night tv. Thanks very much
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  8652. Excellent little-known anecdote of history, which included a mention of my home town, South Shields. What's not to like!! Thank you, Mark.
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  8653. Another fine, educational video from Dr. Felton, thank you!
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  8654. Well, I've heard the Stalingrad so many time but that news reel footage was the first time I Truthly understood in just how important Stalingrade was to the in the war, no wonder both sides committed to much resources to the battle. Thanks Mark
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  8655. Thank you for the amazing knowledge and history you share with us, there is no other channel like this
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  8656. I am so glad to have discovered your channel! You do a fantastic job as a narrator keeping the viewer engaged and informed without unnecessary filler. I can't wait to see what you post in the future!
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  8657. Great bass trombone effect at the beginning of your theme music.
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  8658. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8659. Great one , amazing how you always pull something interesting out of WW2 and give it a good presentation . The history and fact's, Always loved this Channel . Thanks Mark !
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  8660. I want to do some research into this and write a wargaming scenario. I already have the terrain and miniatures because I have gamed some 1940 scenarios.Can't wait to get my gaming buddies together to game this historical encounter. When they say "Ahhh, France 1940" and the response is "No, Germany 1939" the look on their faces will be priceless. Whoever plays as the Germans will be shocked at the lack of tanks and anti-tank guns I'm sure. Thanks Mark. Once again you have come across with something interesting and obscure.
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  8661. Always a good day for a Dr. Felton video, especially those with airplanes and submarines which are my favorites.
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  8662. Never clicked so fast on a video!!!
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  8663. Greetings from Germany! Your quality is always superb. 👌
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  8664. The more I listen to Dr. Mark, the more I realize there are countless more stories that I’ve never heard about. Thanks for this video!
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  8665. Again always extremely interesting thanks again
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  8666. Mark, we love you.
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  8667. One of the very few youtubers I have all notifications turned on! Love me a new Mark Felton Productions film engrained with so much knowledge of the past 🙌
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  8668. I swear Mark has his own secret time machine. Every so often he sits in his delorean and turns the clock back to 1939 so he can watch others in real time to sniff out fascinating unknown historical events and stories no one else knows....all for his amazing YouTube channel. 😋
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  8669. I absolutely love History as I am working on my degree with a Major in History and a Minor in Russian Studies. I just found your YouTube channel and I cannot stop watching your videos. Thank you for your hard work and making the videos.
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  8670. Came for the intro music and stayed for History! Love your content. Thank you for all you do 😎
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  8671. You never see stuff like this on the History channel. So good!
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  8672. Geez Mark how did you suddenly add another 400,000 subscribers in the past few months??? I just noticed it. That must be attracting a lot of good work opportunities... Exciting times ahead?
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  8673. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 Dr. Felton
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  8674. I bet Dr. Felton can make a long video on the topic of Hitlers mustache alone. (Anyone care to bet against me?)
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  8675. Incredible video footage. I sat at breakfast in total amazement. Thank you for posting Mark. P.S. Mexican American here....i have nothing but total love and respect for my Filipino brothers and sisters.
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  8676. Another great video Mark. I thought I knew a lot about WWII but you continue to amaze me (and I’m sure many others) with historical events I never knew about. Thank you sir. I truly believe you are paying tribute and great respect to the men and women we all owe so much to. PS. I’ve enjoyed all of your videos but I thoroughly appreciate and enjoy the longer format videos you recently posted.
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  8677. I know some gold that isn't a myth. your videos
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  8678. When I was in my early twenties I was studying at a local business in Bexley Heath in Kent. Opposite their premises was a library housed in a wooden building which I used to visit to borrow books. One of the books I borrowed was the one you featured about Borley Rectory. I remember reading it vividly even today, it was quite a dark and disturbing book that certainly put the fear of ghouls in me .
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  8679. Another great video👍🏻
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  8680. Every time he uploads I know it's a good day
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  8681. If you visit 9 Carlton House Terrace you can see beside the house the small gravestone of a previous German ambassador’s dog. Worth seeing but not worth going to see.
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  8682. What detail. Fabulous.Thanks.
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  8683. No Mr Felton, that style is eastern German, in southern Germany we do not have open brick style houses
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  8684. Great video!
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  8685. This is an epic story! Yet another home-run from Dr. Felton!
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  8686. Thanks important information ℹ️ history
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  8687. A medic in combat is a medic combat and is a combat soldier. Stop being obtuse.
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  8688. By far, best history channel on YouTube.
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  8689. Inspired sequence of musiq at the end after the chess story! ;)
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  8690. Another awesome documentary! Thank you!
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  8691. Hello Mark , longtime fan and thank you for all your hard work. Hopefully all is well with you and family. May God Bless you and your family.
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  8692. I’m so proud to be Australian.great presentation mark🙏
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  8693. There was just so much wrong with this operation, on so many levels, it was incredible that anyone got out alive. The Soviets were ruthless, and in truth, who could really blame them? Really evocative piece Mark, thank you.
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  8694. Can I get some kind of war history diploma or even a certificate of completion I diligently watched all videos sometimes twice or 3 times.!!
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  8695. Another awesome story I didn’t know! Another awesome story that you will never see on the History Channel channel so-called or in some woke college where you don’t learn anything of importance! Dr. Felton puts all to shame!
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  8696. Thanks again, Mark. Great work.
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  8697. Thanks for this! I too am a Norfolker! Saw the film years before the book and wondered why on earth they didn't film in Norfolk to get the knapped flint look that you see in that region. When I finally read the book it is better and far more elaborate. Higgins even mentions Blakeney and Holt. It almost makes one question the casting, but the film is an interpretation and some of the acting is on point. The sequel book is a little far-fetched but ho hum.
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  8698. Another Dr. Felton Masterpiece.
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  8699. Have to agree, The Eagles that Landed is a great film and has been a favourite since I was a kid. Fascinating piece again, thank you.
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  8700. Congratulations on becoming a Youtube Millionaire!
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  8701. Congratulations Mark! 1 Million subscribers!!! I'm a long time fan and Patreon supporter! I always learn something new with your channel. Keep up the good work.
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  8702. As with the Airborne, Dr. Felton leads the way! Cheers 🍻 from East Coast Canada 🇨🇦. Take care and stay frosty.
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  8703. Captivating account but somber as well. Thank you for a great video.
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  8704. Mark hits the spot every time!
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  8705. I resemble that.
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  8706. I feel cheated at only 8 minutes Mr. Felton but that’s because I can spend hours watching and rewatching your videos sir :)
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  8707. Always enjoy your content. Thank you Mark. 🎉❤💕
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  8708. Wonderfull, thanx Mark!
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  8709. As a gold prospector, I find this absolutely fascinating! Metal detectors are a great thing to have!
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  8710. History will record Dr. Mark Felton as one of the greatest historians and authorities on WW2!
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  8711. Geneva Convention! Oh the irony 🤭 Great video as ever Mark, thank you
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  8712. Sorry, but I gotta give a shoutout to Capt. John Weir Foote V.C. of the Canadian Chaplain Services Corps attached to the R.H.L.I., as well. But still a very good video, thank you sir.
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  8713. I never realized this raid was such a failure. Thanks for this video.
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  8714. I've never heard of this am I'm Polish. Thanks for bringing this little piece of my countries history to my knowledge. Great vid
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  8715. I'm Polish decent, appreciate the history lesson. Thank you 😊 peace ✌ solidarity ❤
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  8716. Every mark felton upload makes my week! Keep up the great content mark!
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  8717. I just love these unknown stories from WWII. Never would have thought this could even happen so late in the war. Impressive work as always!
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  8718. The 45 used for de british secret service in the ww2 ( secret missions) was made here in Argemtina for Ballester Molina....
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  8719. Enjoyed it, but the Patton Museum is at Fort Knox in Kentucky, not Georgia
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  8720. Nice Bladerunner quote!
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  8721. 20 minuter from Felton on a Monday morning? Cancel all my calls immediately.
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  8722. A company-size formation of mules is still in use in Gebirgsjägerbrigade 23 of the Bundeswehr in Bad Reichenhall in Germany.
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  8723. Yes! New Sunday video! Thanks Dr. Felton!! ❤ Also, first! Lol
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  8724. German mountain troops (Gebirgsjäger) also still use mules.
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  8725. Nothing beats a Mark Felton video on a rainy Sunday afternoon in Leicester
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  8726. I worked off the back of a mule performing forest service trail work over 20 years ago. I weighed at the time 235 lbs and my mule named "Bugs" would be able to carry me and saddle over the mountains of Montana and Idaho. We jumped from rock to rock on narrow trails and he never faltered or we would have fallen 200 feet to our demise. He was a good mule and he was a great trail companion. One time a horse got away from the string and the boss told me to "Kick him up" and head off the horse. I did not do it quick enough and the horse made to through back to camp. He mentioned that this mule could really move and told me to get him going across the field, I did and my cheeks were flapping in the breeze. The boss said that he had another gear and if I wanted real speed to let him go. One time we were crossing a field and a mountain lion was scared out of his sunning space. Bugs tensed and watched him leap the rocks to get out of our way. I had my hand on my .45 and the boss said there was no need for that, if the cat attacks just dismount and watch the show because Bugs would kill that cat. He said this years before I knew there is documented evidence of mules killing mountain lions via grabbing the cat neck and snapping it by whipping the body back and forth. Great video as always sir. I got a real kick out of seeing how many mules were being used in the war effort.
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  8727. My Maternal grandfather was a Chindit, he died in '78 when I was 17. He didn't ever talk about what they went through but my mum used to say as a 6 year old when he finally came home she was quite unsure of the gaunt wild eyed man she didn't recognize. So everytime you mention them I hang on to every word! Many thanks.
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  8728. Another top notch Dr Felton production.
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  8729. First! always appreciate the content!
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  8730. Mr. Felton is a U Tube treasure! Thank you Sir!!!!!
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  8731. This channel is SO GOOD it's insane.
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  8732. Excellent, you never cease to amaze us. Just when you think you know all there is to know, you come up with another gem. Thank you.
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  8733. Mark. Thanks for providing my entertainment for when I'm on a break!
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  8734. Another brilliant video, thank you very much for such an informative and interesting piece Dr. Felton.
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  8735. Right On, Mark😊
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  8736. It's a shame that these military treasures aren't on display in a museum for all to see.
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  8737. I found this video from ”Battle of Germany” playlist
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  8738. Wow ... the great stuff you come up with. I could sit through a class and be enthralled.
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  8739. Mark Felton is the man! I listen every day here in Michigan USA.
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  8740. I clicked immedietly after upload.
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  8741. Mark felten uploads: me click
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  8742. I'm telling ya, Everytime mark upload a video I learn something new.
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  8743. Ninety-five woman were awarded the gold medal of Hero of the Soviet Union. Some of them more than once.
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  8744. Your answering questions I never even knew I should ask! Thank you sir.
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  8745. The national warplane museum in geneseo NY has 2 c47 aircraft. One of them still flies, and us a WWII veteran. Whiskey 7. I had the opportunity of taking a ride on it, and it was amazing.
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  8746. Perfect timing for releasing this Video ! Great Job.
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  8747. I always look forward to watch your videos, Mark! Thanks again!
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  8748. I've been in one of these. A farmer and friend had one that he bought surplus. He used it as a form of tractor and to haul things about his cattle farm.
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  8749. And, yet another fascinating subject researched and presented by Dr. Felton! And, thank you once again, TreeTop.
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  8750. As an American railroader, I approve this video.
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  8751. I am a new subscriber, you have an excellent presentation of this historical events, understanding this facts is key to avoid repeating the same mistakes but some ignore the horrors of war and pretend to keep fighting for those causes. Thanks for sharing this content and keep your hard work,much love from Colombia.
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  8752. Thank you , I am a Finn living in the USA.
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  8753. You do realise Mark that you are nearing 2m subscribers? Well done!
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  8754. YaY, new Dr. Felton video for the win! Best historian on YouTube for both narration and relevant video to go along with it.
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  8755. Looking up Mutt and Jeff, I found the Imperial War Museum has a 240 minute audio interview with Double Cross agent Moe, Herbert John Neal AKA Mutt. I love to watch your history videos and look up the people in them, thanks Mark!
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  8756. Once again...where would we be without Felton??!!! NOBODY else shares this history and its amazing why stories like this are never brought up. Shows once again why Felton is THE MAN!!!
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  8757. I always up vote your videos before watching, knowing that they will be first quality.
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  8758. Lovely, Mark is back, let us sit back and enjoy, I love this channel
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  8759. This is the gritty details you would wonder about but never know. Now we do! Sir. your channel Is So invaluable.. I cant Thank You enough! absolutely Fascinating
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  8760. It's still last night in Hawaii.......I'll watch "The Battles for Caen", run my four miles along the beach then hit the rack. Thanks Mark.
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  8761. I've actually travelled many miles behind both "royal" locomotives on both regular booked service trains and charter services across the large parts of the country. It's the spare locomotive which is harder to get hold of these days.
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  8762. One of the most awesome videos so far!
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  8763. More outstanding work from Mr. Felton. this channel easily has the best information on WW2
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  8764. Nice work and explanation, as always
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  8765. I never knew how much I loved Britain till now....
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  8766. Missing this episode would have been a catastrophe! Happy New Year!!
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  8767. I love the intro..
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  8768. Amazing details including photos, specifications and the latest information of a unique find. Dr. Felton continues to amaze every week!
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  8769. Now an addict of the channel!!
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  8770. Thanks once again for the great video Mark! Have a good weekend.
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  8771. Brilliant to actually know their height Dr. Felton. In reading about them it’s something I never actually knew before. Thank you!
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  8772. I never realized i wanted to know this. But damn. Mark Felton has done it again!
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  8773. This is such a wonderful historically accurate channel. Thank you Mr. Felton.
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  8774. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  8775. First!! Thanks fot the new video Dr. Felton, I'm a huge fan ❤
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  8776. Wow. Another informative story. Great work. Thank you.
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  8777. Great episode Mark. As a kid I went to the Airborne Museum in Oosterbeek with my dad. Visited both Arnhem and Nijmegen and we drove through ‘the island.’ At that time both river cities still showed the scars of combat. Or the after war hastily built structures showed where these cities had to have been repaired, almost like a bad dentist job on a filling. Still, some historical buildings survived in these cities. However, the villages on the island suffered much more damage, were almost plowed up by artillery from both sides and almost exclusively showed after war architecture, plus inconceivably large empty spots for towns and villages that seemed to revive. Further to the west along the rivers, one can truly observe the difference between those hamlets that haven’t been significantly affected and the ones that did. And as you said, there sure was no end to the fighting in that area until after the Allies crossed the Rhine for good and Canadian troops cleared the northern part of the Netherlands from German units.
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  8778. This was, as always, impeccably done, Dr. Felton. I thoroughly enjoyed the piece, and thank you.
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  8779. Very interesting. Thanks Mark! :)
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  8780. I learned a lot from this video. Especially that IKEA now sells tank traps.
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  8781. of course he didn't, It was Albert Speer in the Parlor with the Candlestick!
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  8782. A good, very informative video as always Dr. Felton! Thank you! Happy New Year!
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  8783. Thanks Mark Felton and a Merry Christmas. Looking forward to more awesome content from you in 2024. Live and prosper Mark!!!!
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  8784. Another of the interesting details that Mark Felton is so good at finding, and packaging in context for his viewers. Another very fine history lesson!
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  8785. Excellent video, Dr. Mark! I really enjoyed this one. I plan to make a brief photo stop there when I visit Munich next year. Many of your videos have provided me with several "hot tips" as to historical places worth a visit. Many thanks!
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  8786. I've been waiting for you to make a video on Sonderkommando Elbe, I'm thankful that you made a video on this!
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  8787. Interesting as always, keep up with these interesting facts and videos Mark 👍
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  8788. You mean Montgomery's son DIDN'T serve in the Luftwaffe??.....?? I kid...
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  8789. I see you edited the Erwin Montgomery into Erwin Rommel, Great!
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  8790. At school I was not particularly fond of history, but now mr Felton totally absorbs me in his historical lessons!
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  8791. Mark dropping a fresh one and notification bell is on it today! Hm gunna enjoy another video after some gardening.
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  8792. I missed that in Krakow. I shan't next time. Thank you!
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  8793. Yeah, great way to start the weekend. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  8794. Playing iron order 1919 and i use the Glücksburg name for multiple European playthoughs 😅. And thank you for your historical working here in youtube.
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  8795. Another great video going in-depth into events unexamined elsewhere - thank you Dr. Felton!
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  8796. The Glücksburg heist. I dunno, gonna be hard to top Grand Theft Otto.
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  8797. You're the master of war stories, Dr. Felton!
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  8798. Dear God!!! Dr Felton, please !!! dont use this sounud 17:36 never ever anymore🙈🙈🙈😅😅😅 it was jumpscarying like hell!!! 😅
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  8799. This is by far My favorite YouTube channel to watch for its content and it never gets old. I love your content Dr Mark Felton. Keep up the great work and new History topics.
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  8800. One of the best channel to gain knowledge ❤️❤️❤️
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  8801. Your videos are incredible thank you!
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  8802. Ok I’ve got to admit it that the title almost got me but as it’s Dr Mark Felton this is going to be mind blowing as usual !
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  8803. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  8804. Thanks again for your research. Very interesting.
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  8805. Fascinating insight into little known snippets of history as always. Thanks Mark.
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  8806. Thanks for posting Mark.
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  8807. As a Dutchman, I really liked this episode. I did know of the airdroppings of the Commonwealth and later the USA, I did not know there where also trucks involved. It are the small details I pick up from your video's and I love it!
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  8808. This man making them is a genius thank you again mark
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  8809. 0:16 😎 Looking cool, Dr. Felton.
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  8810. Mark... THANK YOU !!! From the heart. You are changing the world one video at a time. I absolutely love the way you research, create this content and then share w us. The German pronunciation is spot on. That's attention to detail.
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  8811. Dr Mark never disappoints does he! I can never get enough of his historical info.
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  8812. Sir Mark that was a incredible story. Why didn’t they finger print his hands ? Something very fishy went on in that house. Many thanks for all your work. You are a History Detective. 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧. I will be sending you some help very soon.
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  8813. Mark, u are too damn good for youtube
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  8814. Bormann never bores, the Felton touch helps, though.
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  8815. I always crank up the music at the beginning of each episode. Cool stuff.
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  8816. Yes, very excellent work Dr Felton.
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  8817. Dr. Felton, thank you for yet another most enlightening video. I knew a little about the 1958 coup, but I sure learned a lot after watching this. Keep up the good work!
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  8818. Thanks!
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  8819. I'm a west coast American and found this absolutely fascinating. Dr. Felton comes through again!
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  8820. Dr. Felton never disappoints. Excellent and very informative video.
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  8821. My grandmother is still alive. She turned 18 the day after Pearl Harbor and was part of the occupation army of Japan with my grandfather in 1946. 20 years as an officers wife in the army.
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  8822. My grandad is still with us, he's 101 and served in RN from 39-62. Loves a good single malt. I remember when i was in the cadets on remembrance day we'd form up with WW1 and WW2 veterans (1980-84) and if we were lucky enough every now and then one would come on a parade night and give a lecture. Ive pondered this question regularly. A mate who i joined up with and served together (almost to the day) for getting on 3 decades said "one day scouse, me and you will be the old farts being pushed along in wheelchairs" ...... Weird to think of it like that.
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  8823. Thanks for posting this Mark. Reminds me of my Lolo who passed away back in 2014, he was a Philippine Scout and was wounded at Bataan
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  8824. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  8825. You r were lucky to know your grandfathers, Dr. Felton. My father's father died at the Remagen Bridge collapse, and my mom's dad was scarred horribly by the war and was absent, so I never met either. 80 years and an entire generation separating me from the thing I believe has marked my own life the most. I believe there are many like me out there.
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  8826. Love the picture of you on the Ski slopes. Very interesting stuff. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  8827. Excellent video, Dr Felton! We have visited the tank museum at Saumur a few times over the years (well worth a visit), but I never appreciated the story behind that Tiger. Many, many thanks.
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  8828. Damn. I have been to the Samur Tank Museum and seen that Tiger I with my own eyes, and never knew it had such an interesting and fascinating backstory!
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  8829. I've enjoyed this video the most out your recent productions Dr Felton; the personal story of a mundane daily moment turned into a trek into local history is wonderful. The overlay of current map and bomb sites was very powerful. Incredible to see how our mundane moments today are still shaped by the past, with some events quietly affecting us hours a day without our notice.
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  8830. I often look upwards at the architecture in big cities and notice how the rows of houses are often interrupted with newer buildings, usually as a direct cause of bombings. I’m looking forward to my move to Norfolk to discover its historical gems.
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  8831. Great video. I live just outside of Salford and the keys and surrounding areas took quite a lot of damage during the Blitz. My grandma who is now well in to her 90s is a great tour guide of the area.
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  8832. Dr Felton must do these videos in his sleep and always so well researched.
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  8833. Thank you Dr. Felton for posting this video. It's fascinsting to see the local connections with World War II, especially in such surprising ways.
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  8834. Absolutely fascinating. Goodness only knows where you get your diverse ideas from! Keep up the good work.
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  8835. Hey mark wanted to say thank you. I am a A1C in the us AF, and I watch your videos to pass the time on my mid shift. Your videos help me to learn and expand my mind instead of filling it with crap. It is greatly appreciated. Hope to see many more ! Thank you.
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  8836. Yessir another one doc, appreciate all your work Dr.Felton thank you
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  8837. I was in the USAF assigned to GAF Buechel for 18 months, from late '74 to early '76. This was a great piece of history I knew only snippets of.
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  8838. ngl I learn much more about history on Mark's channel than in school.
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  8839. Two uploads in one day? You spoil us.
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  8840. You amaze me as to where or how you get your information. It’s brilliant !
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  8841. Just in time for my mid day break to watch a good Mark Felton video about p!stols!
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  8842. This is my favourite series on YouTube. Well researched and super interesting!
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  8843. Like your other videos- So well documented and narrated! Thanks, Dr. Felton.
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  8844. Thank you very much Mark Sir for your excellent channel
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  8845. Always a good day when we get some knowledge from you Mark.
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  8846. Always appreciate your scholarly and factual approach. Especially when dealing with loaded topics such as this. Thanks!
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  8847. I clicked, heard the intro, then marched around my living room , then sat down
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  8848. Helium just doesn't have the same lifting power as hydrogen so that's why modern Zeppelins and blimps are smaller.
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  8849. Hi Mark, Monties caravan doors are actually at his old house. They were removed and installed, I think as the doors to his study, if I remember. I worked on his house around 30 years ago, it was an old mill house I think. It was also fitted out in Australian Timbers which needed to get approval from parliament to be shipped in due to the very tight grip that was in place at the time due to rationing.
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  8850. THIS IS A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE THANKS FOR THE WORK Dr😮.😊
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  8851. In Atlanta Georgia if you use the city bus and rail system and buy your pass from a vending machine you will receive Sacagawea dollar coins as change if you use a larger bill to buy your pass. The Sacagawea is legal tender in the US but because it's rare some establishments refuse to take them and many places have young people working there that have no idea what it is. A similar problem is experienced when using a two dollar bill. It's been in circulation for ages but most people have no idea what it is or if it's legal. But it's worth two dollars. Of course you can't buy hardly anything for two dollars anymore.
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  8852. Sixpences were kept because London Transport had so many fares with sixpence and so many automatic machines taking them it would be impossible for LT to function without them.
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  8853. Great video,timely and with superb research,not too long,not too short Makes other war history channels dated and stuffy Keep up the good work and regards from Hong Kong Any videos about war time HK coming by the way?
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  8854. My blessings for Mark Felton on the International Women's Day! Please keep it up your good work!
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  8855. Question: how do you see a Mark Felton video with only a few hundred views? Answer: find one hasn't been even uploaded yet!
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  8856. You just keep getting better and better all the time.
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  8857. The Last survivor of 28 (Maori) Battalion, Sir Robert Gillies, passed away in Rotorua New Zealand aged 99. Kua Hinga te totara o te Waonui a Tane.
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  8858. Excellent video! I first became fascinated with them as a kid watching Man Who Would Be King Later I was lucky enough to serve in the same area as them in Kosovo.
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  8859. I served with half a dozen Nepalese soldiers who were at the School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering in Arborfield, Reading, Berkshire in late 1989/1990 - I was a REME Tels Tech and they were doing Basic Engineering training in Electronics. There were 6 of them, incredibly respectful young men, addressed Craftsmen as ‘Mister’ and they were often assigned a letter of the alphabet if their names were too difficult for general use (one was ‘Zed’ for example, to the troops I mean, not staff obviously) - they were generally small stature men but immensely and deceptively strong and agile, already averse in hand to hand combat and could tackle men twice their size with ease - I recall being shown the Kukri one afternoon and before it was sheathed ‘Zed’ cut the back of his thumb in front of the knuckle saying they were never to draw them unless they were to be ‘used’, which meant as minimum drawing blood before replacing it 😳 When out of uniform they wore Green blazers and dark cotton pants with polished shoes and marched in formation everywhere as a group, although they socialised as individuals too, absolutely fascinating guys who mixed really well with the British troops and were extremely honoured to be there, as were we all to be fair. After this I went to Bielefeld and Kuwait - funnily enough I also served with a Royal Anglian Corporal who took us on our final exercise before promotion to L/Cpl and out to our respective units from S.E.E. - 18 months from recruit to first posting. Basic Training, Basic Electronics, Trade Training, JMC and away. Man I miss it. 👍😉🫡
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  8860. A great Friday evening history lesson. Thank you, Mark!
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  8861. Sadly all WWII vets are disappearing and their stories. PLease remember Remembrance Day Nov 11th this year.
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  8862. Another great video Mark. I’m more than halfway through reading Tigers In the Mud so the timing was great
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  8863. I have always been fascinated by WW2 history and Dr. Felton is the best
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  8864. Very interesting. I think this is where Mark Felton excels, in these in depth moment by moment stories that do so much to put the listener into the story. It does much to bring this history to life.
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  8865. I always thought Hitler sent his correspondence through UPSS
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  8866. preservation and not rusting out it's a question of oxygen level within the water. Those recovered nearly intact in eastern europe in bogs (like t34) where in such condition, muddy low oxygen bogs/small lakes.
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  8867. A sonar or magnetic survey should be able to spot 50+ tons of steel in 30 ft of water and mud. Somebody should go out there in a small boat with a depth finder and a magnetic metal detector.
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  8868. Actually Mark the tiger tank could be in very good condition if it were sunk in the mud and no oxygen got to it. The USS Cairo, an American Civil War ironclad, was recovered from the Yazoo River in the state of Mississippi during the 1960's. The ship was remarkably well preserved along with scores of artifacts associated with the crew. Steel swords were not rusted and leather boots were still pliable even after 100 years in the river. Unfortunately, the ship decayed rapidly after being recovered. It did not help that the wreck was stored for years in a warehouse before being conserved. What has been preserved can be seen at the Vicksburg National Battlefield Park in Vicksburg, Mississippi. There is an associated museum where well preserved artifacts from the wreck are on display. As far as the tiger is concerned, I would do a magnetometer survey of the part of the river where the tank went down. I would also use a side scan sonar as well as a sub bottom profiler. The side scan would probably not help much but I am fairly confident you would get a massive magnetic anomaly detected by the magnetometer from the tank and the sub bottom profiler would give you some idea of what you were looking at. I know this because I have participated in an archaeological survey of Lake Borgne in the American state of Louisiana. We were doing the survey as part of an environmental impact statement for the US Army Corps of Engineers. Unfortunately, the area we were being paid to survey was not the area I would like to look at. The place I want to examine was where an American flotilla fought the British in December 1814 as part of the New Orleans Campaign during the War of 1812. It is my understanding that the American ships managed to sink several of the British launches and barges before being overwhelmed by Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines. I would love to hunt around for what is left of those launches and barges but it is a matter of money as you say.
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  8869. A mark felton vid gets a like before i even watch it!! No other channel is worthy of this in my opinion.
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  8870. Ooohh Mike Felton comes on and a good excuse for a break.
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  8871. To get Mark's material on the supposed History Channel, he'd have to do something about a commando raid of an abandoned storage locker that unearths proof of an ancient mating between Bigfoot and Little Green Men from Rigel Kentaurus.
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  8872. Hello Mark! I am so glad that I can finally put a face to your voice and I take this opportunity to thank you so much for all the highly informative historical videos that you offer to us... Take care and stay healthy!
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  8873. An unknown page of history. Thx for your job. It's an excellent video. History is not so simple. 👍👏
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  8874. When someone brings something historical into pawn stars Rick calls Mark Felton.
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  8875. I watch these during my work outs to work out my mind and to stay mentally sharp.
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  8876. Great Research Dr Mark - well done
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  8877. Another classic Mark Felton production, 5 bags of popcorn and a little miniature iron cross keychain
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  8878. Love the videos mate 👌 always a pleasure to watch
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  8879. Excellent informations, thank you 🙏🏽
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  8880. love all your documentary videos, thank you for sharing, easy to see you put your heart in information accuracy ....keep them coming please
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  8881. History with in the exotic values of fragrance of loyalty & sacrifices. Mark you are also my favorite. Love from India.
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  8882. Brilliant stuff Mark, I emailed you the other month asking if you could do specific Bio’s on the inner hitler circle and also others like Joachim Piepers / Erwin Rommel life or Kristallnacht and the the night of the long knives etc. Your videos are brilliant and to add these would just be amazing Appreciate all your hard work
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  8883. More top tier quality Mr Felton. Keep up the work and stay safe out there!
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  8884. Already love it
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  8885. Nice right in time for my well deserved break, Working from home is brilliant can watch them Youtubes.
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  8886. Another good video, thanks Dr. Felton!
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  8887. First time i get to see a Mark Felton upload in the morning. Cool!
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  8888. Well done, Dr. Felton. Love your videos.
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  8889. Thank you, Thank you Dr Felton! Many of us have yearned to know more about this charismatic Soviet girl soldier and about her Ukrainian origins. This is the best analysis of her to be found!
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  8890. Another excellent snippet of history, Mark, thank you. I've been aware of the iconic image since I was a boy, seeing it in various documentaries (did it feature in the classic The World at War?), but apart from the image I knew nothing about the actual woman. Glad to hear she got to return to her dream of becoming a teacher after the war.
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  8891. This is excellent work, Mark.
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  8892. Thanks Dr Felton, for this video. she was a remarkable lady serving under dreadful time .
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  8893. Another fascinating video, Dr. Felton. Combining four of my primary interests: history, urban exploration, WWII and record collecting.
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  8894. A truly appreciated history lesson to end my week. Cheers, Mark!
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  8895. I love your videos Dr. Felton!
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  8896. I’m so happy that I found your channel! Gray and intelligent documentaries.
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  8897. great short documentary, thanks.
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  8898. Once more Mark,thank you for this incredible story.
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  8899. Excellent video mark your good teacher about ww2.
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  8900. There is a F4 Phantom at a local museum near where I live with two Mig kills made during the Vietnam War. It's a rare but thought provoking sight.
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  8901. From Struggle House to Rubble House
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  8902. Top class! Thanks Mark Felton. Got me through lockdown with some excellent content.
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  8903. Get well soon Mark!! The world needs you narration.
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  8904. Hi Mark. Can you make a video on Indian soldiers who were part of the British Indian army and fought for the the British empire on many fronts including Africa and against japan specially in Burma (modern day Myanmar.)
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  8905. Stahlhelm-style helmets in Spanish service were almost exclusive of the Army artillery troops, at least in the 70s-early 80s. By then most units used M1-style helmets. However, early CETME brochures (ca. 1958) depicted infantery soldiers with the 'German helmet'.
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  8906. Well that's pretty convenient timing, just posted a video on my own channel about a German M40 Luftwaffe. Not quite post war but still Stahlhem related.. Love your videos Mark.
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  8907. Thanks Mark, I love and appreciate all of your work
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  8908. Thank you very much, Mark, for your inspiring videos and stories. I read a lot about WW2, but you add significant knowledge, for which I am grateful! Best regards from the Netherlands!
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  8909. This was extremely interesting, I had no idea! Informative and so well put together as always. It's much appreciated Dr Felton 🙏🙏
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  8910. You are really doing well and have enjoyed several of your last few presentations. Good to see you further exploring and improving. Great one Mark!!!
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  8911. This is one of the few channels I click Like before watching. Always excellent content and production.
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  8912. I Love the music, every time I click on one of these videos - I know will be interesting and educational.
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  8913. You’ve the perfect voice for the commentary. My Dad was a decorated combat veteran of this war and he’d have loved these video-docs....
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  8914. This is the kind of quality content I ring the bell for. I don't like getting notifications from all that I subscribe to but I'm always ready for a Mark Felton video.
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  8915. Once again, an absolutely fascinating piece of WW2 history that I knew nothing about. Good to see Hobart's Funnies getting a chance to do their bit. Well done Mark!
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  8916. TAKE UR HAT OFF SON, MARK FELTON UPLOADED A VIDEO THAT MANS A TREASURE
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  8917. "video starts with mark standing next to some stormtroopers" Me: ok now this is epic
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  8918. Hope you reach that well deserved 1 million subs very soon Mark, much love from Amsterdam!
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  8919. Fantastic! A very plausible theory of why he headed south.
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  8920. Wow so well researched Mark! Thank you for this series!
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  8921. What a moment to log in, hot off the press. Thank you Mr. Felton
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  8922. Ah yes, Saturday morning.. bit of a hangover, what better way to start the day than with another fine instalment from Mark whilst enjoying a cup of tea!! 👍🏻👍🏻
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  8923. Let me be one of those braindead guys that scream out: FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRRRRRSSSSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!! But seriously, good job Dr. Felton, I'm honestly in awe of the things you mange you find, to make into educational subjects! They have millions upon millions of subscribers for people that only fill YouTube with silly garbage, so I hope reasonable people can bother to press like and subscribe and make you someone more people will start listen to, instead of all the mindless blabber everywhere. Have a great weekend everyone, from Alv and my cat, Norway. 🙂
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  8924. Couldn't come at a better time I love watching history Mark Felton number one on my watch list❤
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  8925. It's always a good day when Mark releases a new presentation!
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  8926. Mark, this is one of your best. Congratulations!
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  8927. Gee. I wonder why you picked this, Mark.
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  8928. Simply put, that is incredible. Thank you, Mark!
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  8929. Other YouTube videos ,I fast forward through, to bypass the "commercial". Mark Felton Productions, I`m in for the entire show!
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  8930. Good to see you getting some sponsor attention Mark 🙂 This is the only channel I bother with the ads on.
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  8931. Mark, I'm very glad to be the first commenting on your D-Day Special for 2024. All of your videos are so well done and I try and absorb all of your vast knowledge of WW11. Thank you.
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  8932. I have learned more about ww2 from Mark Felton then from all 12 teachers in school.
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  8933. Another flawless presentation! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  8934. Video title sounds like a John le Carré novel.
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  8935. One of your very best, Dr. Felton! This is why your channel is the very best on YouTube!
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  8936. This is fascinating! Thank you so much for doing the research into this and showing it to everyone. The pictures are awesome! I would have never known anything about any of this but for this channel.
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  8937. Nothing better then another Dr Felton video.
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  8938. Another amazing story. Thanks Mark
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  8939. I don't think I've ever clicked on a youtube video so fast.
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  8940. I go to Youtube.....I see a new Mark Felton video.....I click......knowing that it it will be A) extremely well researched, B) very well and clearly presented, C) highly interesting and D) something different, off the beaten path, something filled with all kinds of info I've not seen elsewhere. What an outstanding and valuable service this guy does for all of us - thank you Dr. Felton.
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  8941. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  8942. Whenever I think I have learned a lot about World War II, Dr. Felton, you show me how little I really know. Thank you so much for your amazing content!
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  8943. Leave it to Professor Felton to do an excellent job informing his students on ALL facets of WW2! 👍
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  8944. Yet another fascinating story, Dr. Felton. Have you thought about doing lecture tours? I would pay top dollar to hear you speak in person if you came to the United States. This is one of the best channels on youtube, hands down.
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  8945. Best content on YouTube
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  8946. Fun impression!! A nice Easter egg!
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  8947. Winston Churchill impression spot on
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  8948. Hot damn! Felton as Churchill. This man's talents never stop.
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  8949. Always an outstanding video and presentation.
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  8950. Awesome....or as the Brits say.... " Brilliant" !!!.........
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  8951. Another Fascinating story!
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  8952. What a fascinating and unexpected story! Thank you for that. Wonder if his family still possesses his medals? sidenote - one can only wonder what he'd have done with an RAF Spitfire!
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  8953. It's always a joy listening to Mark's stories. You just know it tells us something we never knew or is totally forgotton.
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  8954. Wow…. These look GREAT! I have my reading work cut out for me. See you in a year. 👏🏼
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  8955. A truly talented storytelling individual, Dr. Mark Felton!
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  8956. Wow I had no idea that he had written so many books. Hats off to you DR Felton.
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  8957. I dont have a clever comment about this title. But I'm going to enjoy the video all the same Dr. Mark!
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  8958. I learn so much from your documentaries.
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  8959. I will never see D-Day as having 5 beaches again, Dr.Felton has shown distinctly the 6th.
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  8960. Another fascinating story Mark ! I met Captain Eric Brown a couple of times, once with his wife and he was a lovely old veteran. It's amazing to think he was part of this story.
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  8961. I really enjoy then/now videos, Mark...thank you for sharing. A shame that the bridge is defaced with graffiti.
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  8962. In a word; “FANTASTIC” well done Mark!
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  8963. Dr. Felton is quickly becoming an actual news service. Definitely learning more from you than CNN.
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  8964. Dr. Felton working around the clock 👌 quality content, as always.
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  8965. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for what you do
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  8966. Pumping out the content mate. I can barely keep up. I appreciate all your effort.
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  8967. Thank you for helping me to procrastinate starting my work day.
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  8968. Hell yeh, more topics to bring up at the pub. Thanks Doc Felton 🤙
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  8969. 1st time I've heard of these ships. Awesome work.
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  8970. If anyone is deserving of one million subscribers it's you Mark. Thanks and have a great weekend.
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  8971. Most entertaining and interesting history channel
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  8972. Great episode!
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  8973. Thanks for the video 👍👍👍
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  8974. Right, it has to be said Mark is a genius. How is he constantly picking incredibly interesting topics that your average history buff like myself wouldn't even think of. I have never seen him produce a boring video, you sense his excitement in the topics and at teaching the subjects. Excellent.
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  8975. Thanks a lot Dr Felton! The weekend starts here!
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  8976. This is totally new for me. Thank you very much!
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  8977. Very informative, Coach
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  8978. Another great video doctor!
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  8979. Mark the randomness of your topics is insane
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  8980. How can anyone not to be subscribed to this channel? Awesome video, Dr. Felton, as always!
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  8981. Great presentation and great content, as usual!
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  8982. Thanks!
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  8983. Thank you Mark for this interesting episode! All the best from Poland :)
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  8984. 🇵🇱❤️🇬🇧
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  8985. Your content is an absolute joy to absorb. Thank you for the huge effort you clearly put into these videos
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  8986. Pedantically the nakajima is a float plane and not a flying boat. The floats are not part of their fuselage while a flying boat has the fuselage as the floatation hull. Otherwise another great video.
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  8987. Another little known fact from WWII presented in a very concise and informative format. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  8988. I met Gen. Maxwell Taylor when he gave a talk at Columbia University in NY in the late 70s.
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  8989. Thanks for putting this out Dr. Felton. I'm writing my dissertation on civil-military relations and the "clean Wehrmacht" myth always drives me nuts
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  8990. One of my favorite parts of my day is seeing a fresh video drop from Mark. If I dont get that intense intro music and intense stare from Dr. Felton, my day doesnt seem right. Thanks again for another excellent one, you have done so much for furthering the conversation on many of these topics, and your videos assist me in sounding smart with my peers around the office! You keep making em, I'll keep watching.
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  8991. Greetings Dr Felton! I live in Portsmouth and also here there are quite a few reminders of the War around, such as ‘SWS’ signs painted around the city. For those wondering it stands for ‘Static Water Supply’
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  8992. Thank you so much Dr Felton! My favourite historian on youtube!
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  8993. I was at the Imperial War Museum earlier today and throughout my visit I had Dr. Felton’s commentary running in my head 😅
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  8994. Great start to my day, thanks Dr. Mark!
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  8995. Me: I know everything about the 2nd great war. Dr. Felton: Hold my upload.
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  8996. Dr Mark the savvier of our little grey cells over lockdown
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  8997. You never cease to amaze me Mark , I always look forward to your videos 👍
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  8998. I see Mark Felton, I click
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  8999. Thank you. I was stationed in Berlin (1970.) I'm always interested in Berlin; this was a new story for me. I also enjoy your other productions.
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  9000. once again a story we were never told nor taught! amazing job Dr. Mark Felton!
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  9001. We love you Dr. Felton
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  9002. Amazing mate didn’t know this!
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  9003. Always informative. Thank you for bringing us history thst would have been otherwise forgotten.
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  9004. Those R-Boats were cool looking vessels. Thanks Mark for another interesting episode!
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  9005. simply amazing...I consider myself well read in ww2 but dr Felton opens new doors each time
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  9006. Another banger Mark
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  9007. Perfect timing I have been keeping a few posting to binge watch .
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  9008. This channel has given me an even greater love of history.
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  9009. There is another Maas bridgehead battle- The Battle of Kapelse Veer, fought at the end of january 45. The famous 6th fallschirm under kurt student held a bridgehead over the Maas which the allies tried to eliminate. This battle was much bloodier than operation Snowman, but sadly also not well known. Would love to see you do a video on it Mark
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  9010. What a treat to get a new piece of history in a well covered topic area
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  9011. Thank you for a revealing episode about an unknown moment 👏👏👍👌
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  9012. Ah yes, the perfect video to watch before Going to bed.
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  9013. Merry Christmas Mark, cheers for a great year of videos my homie.
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  9014. Some incredible history materials shown here. Thanks a lot, Mr. Mark.
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  9015. Great history‼️Thanks for showing. I learned something I never even heard of before.🇺🇸🌏🌎🌍🗽
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  9016. Just when you thought there couldn’t be any more interesting WW2 history that you’ve never heard of, Mark produces a video like this. Brilliant
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  9017. Good Job Dr Felton 👍
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  9018. I've been watching these videos for a while. They are well informed and make good use of footage. The narration is also on point.
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  9019. I don't know how you find out about all this stuff, but please don't stop!
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  9020. Thank you Mark everyone seems to like these long forms.
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  9021. Thankyou Dr Felton. I always look forward to your videos and never miss an upload. I must say, the suspense really worked here. about halfway through I wondered if the conglomerate you mentioned could be Airbus.
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  9022. Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!
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  9023. Just got into your channel a couple weeks ago and I love it keep up the great work👍
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  9024. Half a million views in two days?! It's great to see your content get the attention it well deserves!
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  9025. Mark, covers things on WW11 in which you will never hear about elsewhere.
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  9026. Thanks for this Mark. I never knew anything about the strained relationships the Swiss had with the USA and Germany. I have read about the Germans antagonism towards Switzerland but nothing else. Amazing information and something new I've learned today. Great video and research as usual. Have a great Easter in Norfolk from me in Greater London.
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  9027. Another very good show. I had no idea this had been going on.
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  9028. I really commend you and appreciate your mini documentaries. You show many aspects, footage and perspectives of the war i have never seen before and for this reason alone is thoroughly interesting , decades after other documentaries have been and gone.
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  9029. This was incredibly interesting!
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  9030. Amazing. Again, thanks for the research.
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  9031. Thank you Mark!! Chronicling events during the most turbulent time in modern human history with great respect for accuracy.
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  9032. I missed this history lesson, thanks again Dr. Felton.
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  9033. Thank you for your videos on WWII. I’ve learned a lot from these videos some were inspiring and some of the absolutely broken my heart. Merry Christmas to you and your family and again thank you
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  9034. What an awesome opportunity for you to meet Pope Francis at the Vatican, especially during the Christmas season! Look forward to many more of your videos related to WWII Dr. Felton. Merry Christmas!
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  9035. Holy cow, I didn’t know half of the drama that went on down there. Great work - Subscribed.
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  9036. Best history on the web !!
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  9037. I thought this would be the final episode but there's more! Amazing watch as always
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  9038. This series has more cliffhangers than game of thrones. Amazing work from Felton. 🙂
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  9039. Thanks Mr. Felton :)
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  9040. Another excellent report Mark, thanks.
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  9041. Amazing series. I was a history major but there are just things they don't teach you when you grow up in a Communist country. Thanks Prof Felton. Every video you put up is a gem.
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  9042. Mark can I just say thanks for educating me for the last two years since discovering your wonderful channel ,im from limerick in the south west of Ireland ,early school leaver (13) I'm 43 ,and I can now hold a conversation about European history thanks to you ,much obliged mark ❣️
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  9043. Great work Doctor Felton!
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  9044. Thank you for the amazing historical content! ❤❤
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  9045. Hello there! Would you believe that we saw your Dr. Felton in the WW2 Magazine in Czechia today? What a lovely article they wrote about you. Thank you for your work and keep it up!
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  9046. Just finished watching The Longest Day. Thanks Rupert and kudos to Dr. Felton!
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  9047. I'm a simple man. I see a new video from you Prof, i click........
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  9048. Now who would have thought to make a doc about blowing that thing up? Great idea Dr. Felton. Outstanding work.
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  9049. Mr Felton, you are my favorite historian and I may say teacher. Keep up the good work, greetings from Serbia.
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  9050. Fantastic thanks again
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  9051. As always a surprising and intresting vid👍 Thank you very much! Greetings from the Netherlands, TW.
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  9052. I had no idea about the Colombian contribution. Well done Mr. Felton.
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  9053. What a timing, I'm on vacation in Colombia right now, and had heard through tiktok about Colombians in the Korean war, but not to this extent. Muchas gracias!
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  9054. Thank you for posting this video. A result for Colombia after thr Korean War participation was a continued furthering of relations between the US and Colombian militaries. These relations continued through the rest of the 20th century as Colombia struggled with its 50+ year civil war. As a Colombian myself, I appreciated you sharing this bit of history with your viewers. Thank you.
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  9055. Always a good day when I see one of your videos drop good sir!
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  9056. Glad you got your voice back Dr Felton. Berlin was always a hotspot during the cold war.
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  9057. My kids know this intro theme and will stop what they're doing to come watch. Always fantastic content!
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  9058. Mark I love your documentaries and have my notifications on!
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  9059. Superb bit of research in locating the actual image from the interception, Doc.
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  9060. If you love watching Mark Felton's videos as much as I do please consider donating to help keep them coming. A few dollars or whatever your currency is helps tremendously.
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  9061. Very interesting analysis and humorous anecdotes.
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  9062. Again SIR ! you keep bringing up subjects I have never ever heard of ! Please continue the OUTSTANDING work ! I'm 73,,if I'm lucky,,I can get to England and hopefully meet you one day ! ❤
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  9063. Was the Ford Theater in DC a few weeks ago and saw the gun that was used to kill President Lincoln.
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  9064. Fascinating. Well done Mark
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  9065. Thanks for. Another video Dr Mark. I find myself watching your entire video base
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  9066. i am loving the longer vids immensely!
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  9067. Thanks!
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  9068. Amazing video mate! Me and my Grandad love watching your videos, keep up the good work!
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  9069. I see Dr. F, I watch
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  9070. I’m a big fan of how Mark is so willing to put such effort into making videos on rather more obscure topics, and I hope that he continues doing so for a long time.
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  9071. The only non biased and informative history channel I found on youtube, keep up good work!
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  9072. Thank you Dr Felton, never late on your posts.
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  9073. Awesome Work Man 👍 Greetings from Helsinki Finland 🇫🇮
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  9074. Ah yes the best historian speaks about a flying saucer, nothing can beat that
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  9075. Took a battlefields tour back i 2002 with my father. Toured Normandy/Netherlands/Ardennes spending multiple days at each. Guide was super knowledgeable. One day in the Ardennes Tour, we spent an entire day visiting sites of atrocities. Personally, I was amazed at the number of "little" atrocities (I use that word based on the number of victims). We literally - at one point - would drive only a few minutes from one site to another. Other than Malmedy/Baugnez, I'd never read about all the "little" sites. Your video was another eye-opening yet tragic story that I had never heard. So glad a memorial was erected. Thank you Mr. Felton.
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  9076. First?
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  9077. Love your INTRO music. The content is amazing. I love learning
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  9078. I keep coming back to watch these videos, they are professionally made.
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  9079. Amazing feat of endurance.Rather fly over Everest than climb it! Great stuff Mark😎👍!
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  9080. Thank you Mr Felton. I am sure that few people knew this sad and shameful story.
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  9081. Felton, you're the best.
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  9082. when you get a notification for a new video from Mark Felton, you stop what your doing and you watch it!
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  9083. Always a good break with a Mr. Felton video!
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  9084. Another great video to share with my friends on our Zoom meeting next week. It's wonderful to discuss these interesting topics instead of just a bunch of old guys bitchin' about their wives. Thanks Dr. Felton! 😁
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  9085. The Airfix Dinah was one of my first builds as a kid. Love this video👌
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  9086. Dr. Mark! You never disappoint. Another great Mark Felton Production and a favorite topic of mine as well! Many thanks for posting!
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  9087. I love these snippets of history that usually go unnoticed. Thanks again Dr. Felton.
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  9088. Thank you for continuing to produce these works.
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  9089. Well Done as always Dr.Felton, Keep them coming !
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  9090. A video by my favourite history channel on my favourite plane. Christmas came early this year!
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  9091. Mark Felton, WOW!!! Excellent footage and great commentary!! I never knew about the Ju-86 aircraft. Being a WW2 history aficionado, I thought that I had most if not all aircraft of that time noted. You sir have certainly peaked my interest as to your knowledge of WW2. I am definitely a follower for sure. Thank you for sharing your interest with the rest of us folks. Ted from the USA.
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  9092. Very informative, I never heard this even during My Service.
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  9093. Good video as always Mark!! Keep up the good work.
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  9094. And yet again Mark finds a story from the second world war that Iv'e never heard about, great stuff, keep em coming.
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  9095. Learn something new everyday. Thanks
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  9096. Bloody fascinating, I always believed that the only Brits on Omaha were the Landing Craft crews.
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  9097. I remembered hearing that the toughest landing was at the Omaha beach, it was very interesting hearing all the details of this video.
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  9098. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  9099. I live in Devon, never heard of this before. Thanks for posting.
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  9100. I live by the Jail on New North road, so a few hundred metres away. Was bloody loud even where I was, and that was with 40 tonnes of sand on it. Hate to think what it'd be like to be in a raid with a few of those coming down.
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  9101. Thank you, greetings from the Netherlands ;-)
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  9102. I've been studying WWII since 1972, and I always learn something new from Dr. Felton and from Comments. Thank you.
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  9103. I live in Irvine a stone throw away from Prestwick airport.... Very interesting to know 👍
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  9104. I loved this one. This is history that is rarely discussed today. Thanks mark.
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  9105. Congratulations Mark! Truly well deserved
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  9106. Yippee, a lovely Sunday afternoon, just put the kettle on and this video popped up. Just in time to sit and watch while I have my tea. Thanks Mark, perfect timing.
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  9107. Hitler's Deserted Fox
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  9108. Awesome display of German helmets I ever seen!..as always a great video from Mark Felton!
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  9109. MrFelton, your work is fantastic. As a pilot and aviation history buff (everything from the mid 1930 till today) I am alway impressed by your videos.I was especially impressed by your two part coverage of the Falkland war "The Empire strikes back". Congratulations.
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  9110. Yes, I will stay up even later for a new Mark Felton video.... YouTube really knows how to encourage bad sleeping habits :)
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  9111. A fascinating story, thank you.
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  9112. A PART 3?! AWW you're killing me mark! I was so excited
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  9113. Mark Felton Productions. Always quality, always informative. Thank you.
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  9114. Happy new 2022!!! Thank you for your amazing content :)
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  9115. Very interesting. Amazing details you have uncovered. Looking forward to the next installment.
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  9116. I'm a simple man I see a mark Felton video, I click
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  9117. Your channel and content are excellent.....thanks.
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  9118. As always, Grrrreat video!
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  9119. Always great content from Mark!
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  9120. Interesting title Doc Felton… I’m intrigued….
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  9121. The site in Cornwells Heights, PA is now a townhome development called Waterside
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  9122. Always a good day at work when I can get in a lecture from Dr. Felton
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  9123. I simply cannot get enough of Dr' Feltons videos. This is amazing
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  9124. You're such a great writer. Thanks, Mark.
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  9125. Actual history is absolutely fascinating
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  9126. dr felton remind me of a twilight zone episode of an immortal history teacher telling not well known historical stories with high accuracy since he was there to witness it
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  9127. Best history channel on youtube.
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  9128. less than 1K views? we must fix that!!
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  9129. This is quickly becoming my favorite YouTube channel.
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  9130. Ive got a Vietnam bring back Mauser 98 that had the barrel machined down and sporterized to look like a hunting rifle back in the 70s. Its one of my most interesting and best looking firearms I have because it was so nicely done with beautiful walnut stocks. It was made in 1943 so Im sure that rifle has quite a long crazy story.
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  9131. He is a master at his craft of historical military education.
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  9132. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  9133. The research that goes into content provided in your stories is amazing!!! I’ve enjoyed every one of your videos! Thank you Dr. Felton!!
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  9134. Mark, in 1975 a friend found an add in a militaria magazine for still-in-the-box Kettenkrads which were still in "new" condition, selling for under $2,000 US and asked me if I wanted to go in with him to buy one. I didn't have the money.
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  9135. On 28 August 1941, Hitler's Condor plane was carrying himself, Mussolini, Ribbentrop, Himmler and others from a tour of the Eastern Front back to Lvov. As reported in the history book 'Hitler and Mussolini' by Santi Corvaja: "Soon after the Furher's plane left the air field, Mussolini, in a strange moment of exhibitionism, asked to pilot the aircraft. Hitler was so surprised that he said nothing and only made a face intended as a strange smile. Hitler had never learned how to drive a car, let alone fly a plane... Mussolini got out of his seat, went to the cockpit and flew the plane for over an hour, making the copilot, and everyone else on board, very nervous."
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  9136. Wow, that was close Mark. I cannot believe that we came that close to not having your videos. All those hours we've all spent watching or falling asleep at night to your videos would be lost forever. Made me think of how I've enjoyed your videos over the years and am grateful.
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  9137. This was so helpful. I was a teen in 1989 as well. The terrorism there was confusing to me. You’ve helped explain the details like what Sentex looks like and what it was like to experience first hand. Great work always. This is my Mark Felton favourite that I’ll rewatch and share. 🌻
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  9138. How fantastic relaxing it is after a hard day of work to come home, drink a beer and watch or hear to Dr. Felton..
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  9139. Thank you, Mark!
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  9140. Another great production Mark, anyone studying World War 2 history in school or in college should be watching these!
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  9141. I'm a simple man, I see Mark Felton, I watch :p keep up the great videos ! ! !
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  9142. Fascinating information never knew about this thank you very much Mr Felton.
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  9143. Mark Felton is easily the go to for learning about topics i’ve never heard of as well as ones i’ve heard a thousand times. Always top quality content, love binging your videos
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  9144. A great Sunday morning history lesson! Thank you, Mark!
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  9145. War documentary are weird when it comes to making a yt channel. If you post your own videos with all accurate and knowledgeable points it won't go anywhere unless you have the voice for it. You sir have the voice for it.
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  9146. Mark Felton will catch you with your guard down time and again and blow your mind. Highly informative shelling with captivating material. Thank you!
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  9147. Fascinating, of course! Thank you again Dr. Felton. I was up late reading your book, "Operation Swallow". :)
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  9148. Great work, Mark! Always love the content!
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  9149. MARK, PURE EXCELLENCE, THANKYOU !!!
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  9150. It is currently $35,000 in the USA for an original STG44, but as far as I know, it requires a separate license even outside the USA, as it is an automatic assault rifel at the same time It is somewhat unusable for today's war, it is not suitable in many respects, but it has a very high price on the weapons market, even among collectors A copy of the STG44 is still produced in Germany today in a semi-automatic version, a 0.22 sport, but it can only be purchased in a semi-automatic version, but the external design fully matches the original STG44
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  9151. thanks for your contribution to history mark :D greetings from arg!.
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  9152. Some of these were designed to be air burst, that is to explode above ground thereby causing more damage as the shockwave wouldn`t be absorbed by bulidings surrouding the bomb had it exploded on the ground. My old dad lived in Cephas street in Mile End, London and used to go in his parents Anderson shelter during an air raid. In the street itself there was a suface brick built shelter that people went to if they didn1t have their own shelters. One of these parachute mines exploded nearby and competely destroyed the that shelter, killing everyone in it. My old dad`s house, in Cephas street is still there but the opposite side of the road is all new flats built on the bomb site after the war.
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  9153. Now this is a top quality production. Mark absolutely puts the "History Channel" to shame.
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  9154. Dr Felton always talks how about the most interesting nuances with regard to history and World War II. Thanks....
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  9155. What a great way to start this weekend.
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  9156. Simply fascinating! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  9157. Thanks for the amazing content keep it up
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  9158. Thanks for a great video to listen to for the commute to work!
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  9159. Whenever I hear that opening music, I know I am about to learn something I had never heard of before. You are amazing, thanks for all you do.
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  9160. You do great job, thank you!
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  9161. Oh boy, I lov anything to do with Stalingrad! Can't wait to watch this later, thank you Mark!
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  9162. You Rock Doc!
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  9163. My favorite channel!
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  9164. Its always fun to see a new episode. great narrative and structure of the stories. better than most if not all of my historyteachers in school.
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  9165. 0:01. Lookin' pretty dapper, boss!
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  9166. Fantastic, thank you for all your hard work and great contact Mark.
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  9167. This content, as always, is of such a high calibre, I wouldn’t find this anywhere else. Thanks Mark.
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  9168. As an Anglophile and a fan of Churchill I found this very fascinating. Thanks for your research. Since I own several products that I first saw advertised right here, I have to say, keep the ads coming. Just this morning I played a video game I saw advertised here, used a Mark Felton advertised VPN, and my significant other is now on her way to becoming Her Ladyship. Really, can you get much more from a single You Tube channel? And don't get me started on Dr. Felton's publications. There are many, both fiction and non.
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  9169. Great video..as a weapons enthusiast I really appreciate seeing weapons I haven't seen before.. thanks.
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  9170. Ref. The tommy gun with the drum mag and vertical foregrip: My Father was issued with one of these as a member of the Sussex Home Guard, as of course was Pte Pike up the stepladder when guarding the German U-Boat crew!
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  9171. Just brilliant. Wish this guy had taught me history when I was at school, I might have paid attention!!
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  9172. When my daughter and I visited the Arizona memorial, there were also some Japanese individuals visiting. My daughter became very upset, because the Japanese were talking and laughing among themselves. She couldn't believe what she was hearing, after we left, she stated, "Mom, they haven't changed and if they could destroy our country and our people, they'd do it all over again!" I tried to explain to her, that some Japanese will laugh when embarrassed. It's been over 20 years since we were there, and she hasn't changed her mind about the Japanese. We live in Hawaii, she's older now, and has realized that the attitude of Japanese during WW2 is different today. She treats our Japanese neighbors and friends with respect, knowing time heals the wounds of the past. Hopefully we will never have a war like WW2. Sadly if we are involved in war once again, it will be worse 😢, for all.
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  9173. I’m actually sad this video isn’t longer, I could literally listen to him talk about this topic for the rest of my life lmao
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  9174. Mr. Mark,You Teach Us Every Day Something New, Stories That The History Books Dont Write. You Are The Best,And Dont Be Upset Because Of Dislikes,The Likes Will Be Forever Biger,One Of The Like Come's From Me ;) -Whit Repsect! Marshall :3
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  9175. One of my late wife's maternal ancestors was Dr. James Madison DeWolf who was Custer's Regimental Surgeon and was killed in the Battle of The Little Bighorn. He was with Reno's detachment. On her father's side she was descended from the Creek Nation of Native Americans but to many generations removed to claim tribal status. I find this ancestry to be ironic.
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  9176. I remember hearing about this. They actually flattened the helmets, not wedge them into the ground. Even if the helmets have disintegrated, the road would be fine. However I think they actually re-dug the road and used hardcore for foundation.
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  9177. This was extremely interesting. Thank you!
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  9178. Good stuff - as usual🍻
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  9179. A fantastically detailed and well put together video, as always. Thanks Mark!
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  9180. Another Quality piece of work given to the fans of mark after all no one tells the truth like Mark always does with his team….
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  9181. Very well done video. Thanks again, Dr. Felton
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  9182. I'm sure ppl have said this before but I just want to point out how bad ass Dr. Falton is. Opening with a picture if him with 2 storm troopers just incredible
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  9183. thank you for the show, this is on the new skin mod for the maus in world of tank's it is on the back of the tank.
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  9184. amazing story Mark! I'd heard of them but never seen these!
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  9185. Great presentation. Somber and respectful as it should be for these old war horses.Fine research as usual Doc.Thank you.
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  9186. The last dolittle raider lived 20 miles from my home town before he died which was also admiral Nimitz's home town
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  9187. I had 2 grandfathers who were in Burama fighting the Japanes but one sadly died in the 80s a good few years before i was born and from the stories my mum as it was her grandfather said he was a lovely man with a great sense of humour. My other grandfather was my dad's dad, thankfully i knew him yet had no idea he was in the war, i guess my parents never told me because i was a very curious child about things and it was most likely one subject he never talked about which i totally respect. My memories of him was of a kind and loving warming man, i use to love seeing him and he always use to have his whisky and brand bottle dispensers by his chair on the table. He sadly died when i was about 9 which was 21 years ago now. I'm proud to know i had 2 brave and fine men in my family. They were a amazing generation, we must never forget, we can never forget them
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  9188. You have done your job but have also done something extremely special for future generations with this video. You have bought to life the men and women of a generation we could not comprehend but we are grateful for. Thank you
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  9189. Thanks Dr. Felton. This was certainly the greatest generation. My uncle Leroy Hardie was killed in July 1944 in the Hedgerows in France by a German sniper he was 23. My Grandfather Ken Stollenwerk was in the Philippines with a AA unit in 1944-45 . He was always grateful that Truman authorized The Atomic bomb strike on Japan. He always said without that I probably wouldn't have made it back if we had to invade Japan. He died last September at 94. Your videos are oustanding.
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  9190. You’re documentaries are always awesome!!!
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  9191. Superb film Mark. Great footage. Eric "Winkle" Brown flew a captured 335, and was most impressed.
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  9192. Churchill…”it’s good to know the King.”
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  9193. I'm so happy that Mark's videos do so well! It's all fantastic stuff I wish I was taught in school.
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  9194. The videos about the really obscure historical events are often the most interesting.
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  9195. Just when you think Mark Felton can’t come up with something almost unheard of before.. he does it again . Totally fascinating story Given the choice of a Japanese POW camp or fighting for Il Duce it amazing so few Italian soldiers and sailor took the easy option .
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  9196. That was really fascinating, had no idea that the Italians were in the far east. Thank you. Subscribing
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  9197. Best channel!
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  9198. Thanks for thinking of us Mark. Cheers!
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  9199. Another brilliant video, with Mark we really get quantity and quality.
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  9200. Bloody hell fire and buckets of blood! I've never heard of these vessels before ! Nor even the restoration. Hats orf to all those involved and well done this channel on yet another excellent micro documentary!
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  9201. Dr Felton please never change your intro song. You don’t realise how iconic it is to your work. Marches around room
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  9202. And the Oscar goes to.....Bloody Hell mate, again (and again, and again) untold brilliant excellently told well researched gripping stories of coning and suicidal bravery in order to stem horrid suffering. Anyone put you up for a knighthood yet?
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  9203. Thanks Mark for your exhaustive research. I had read anecdotes of this mission but always thought it might be some exaggeration or wishful thinking from some Poles. Glad to hear about the Polish Home Armys tragic sacrifices to get this tech to the Allies. Thank you.
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  9204. I love you mark, keep up with the videos bud
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  9205. This episode was very, Very Interesting, Thank You. I'm from Buffalo, New York. U.S.A. Both my parents met during the war. My Father was American and my Mother was British. My Mother spoke several times about such things but I was to little to understand.
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  9206. Dr. Felton’s British humour is adding a wonderful touch to his videos
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  9207. Well done video! Mark Felton Productions channel is one of the best of the World War II video series I've ever seen. And I seen many hundreds if not thousands over the years. I am now 62 years old.. my father was with the United States Navy during World War II. Dad joined the US Navy at the age of 16 in 1943 and served in the South Pacific. I credit him with introducing me to the subject of Nazism and World War II with William Shirer's "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" published in the early/mid-1960s. I found that a good and thorough understanding of World War II, its origins and it's aftermath to be essential to understand the formation of our modern post-war world, it's geopolitics, and the possibly regrettable domination of the United States of America in the decades following that global war. Great work thank you.
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  9208. Another fantastic history lesson from Dr Felton
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  9209. Dr. Felton, this is so hilarious. Thank you.
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  9210. Ah yes another one to add to my weightlifting playlist. Thanks Mark for the video.
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  9211. Such an awesome piece of engineering, great job mark!
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  9212. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for your detailed research and fantastic presentations. I enjoy the history of WW2 as so many of my relatives served in various branches of the services. My wife's family is Russian, and her family served, some interred in camps during occupation. It is a pleasure to see your videos. Thank you again.
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  9213. I have been a history fan for as long as I can remember and I will tell you with complete honesty. Mark Felton creates the most detailed and perfectly flawless videos ever. I hope to see more of them. But I have one question; what is the name of the music that I heard from the beginning and ending of this video.
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  9214. Very informative and insightful on the struggle between old order and modernity. As always from Mark Felton, a valuable historical presentation with fascinating details, photos, and film.
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  9215. Another superb contribution to an ever growing audience who wait impatiently for more of Dr Feltons history lessons...full marks yet again!
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  9216. Awesome to have you in the netherlands mr Felton. I hope you also visited more historic sites near Huis doorn such as Kamp Amersfoort and his sovjet cemetery, The piramid of austerlitz, the Belgenmonument in Amersfoort, Soesterberg Airbase.
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  9217. I did not expect that ending! One of your best here, professor!
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  9218. The music, the voice, the content, just amazing
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  9219. Driving home after working at a satellite clinic. Never clicked on a video so fast
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  9220. Exquisite videos!
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  9221. Dankeschön Markus
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  9222. You are one of the YouTube creators that I wish I could "like" more than once. Please read "The Savage Canary" by David Lampe if you haven't done so already. It really is a very good read describing the Danish resistance during the 2. World War.
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  9223. As an environmental engineering student, I apreciate this.
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  9224. Mark Felton is a legend...you are ww2 history keep up the great work 👍
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  9225. Incredible Mark this has to be one of the best channels on YouTube 👍
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  9226. Happy Thanksgiving to you Mark and all your family and friends. Thank you for another wonderful year of learning and great entertainment. Thank you as well for this excellent group of followers who share incredible stories and anecdotes of their own.
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  9227. I needed this! Thanks Mr. Felton!!
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  9228. My grandfather's barber back in the 80s was a WWII vet who had smuggled a Luger back in his canteen. He ended up selling it to my grandfather for only $50. It's a great pistol to shoot and is much more accurate than any modern pistol I have shot!
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  9229. Two of her movies worth the time imo. A Foreign Affair amd Judgememt At Nuremberg.
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  9230. Once again this story caught me by surprise. Thank you for sharing this with us, Dr. Felton. These are definitely stories of celebrities that are rarely shared.
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  9231. Another great episode! Thank you for bringing these stories to life!
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  9232. Another great video Mark...500k views in 1 day. You're certainly doing something right...week done!
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  9233. Wow. Never knew any of this. Thanks Mr. Felton for the lesson.
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  9234. Thanks Mark! As always great video.
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  9235. Boss music! Time for another Mark Felton video!
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  9236. Excellent Mark. I researched what killed both he and his son and it was due to the effects of heavy smoking. Too much Americanische zigaretten!
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  9237. Another great informative video. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  9238. Another great video Dr. Felton !
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  9239. Mark, I have stumbled across your videos, and have to say I'm glad I did. Keep up the great work sir.
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  9240. I never knew any of this; I usually know some.
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  9241. Cool, video Dr. Felton, that's why I love this channel, it tells me the obscure stories that I've never heard about, please keep the videos coming, Cheers.
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  9242. Excellent work
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  9243. The background music at the intro on this vid, any time I hear it even on other people's channels I instantly think of u
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  9244. Thanks Mark for such an interesting and informative history channel. Always looking forward to your new works.
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  9245. Thanks for your reporting. This is stuff that is mostly left out of US media reports.
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  9246. Thanks Mark. I always look forward to your videos and enjoy reading your books.
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  9247. What a cracking bit of hidden history! Thanks for bringing these people back to life for us all. I hope you and your loved ones are all safe during these strange times.❤ We trained for this kind of germ warfare all my career, but to see it worldwide is deeply concerning. Peace Charlie 🇬🇧
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  9248. When i was à kid in the 80's i found what looked like a giant rifle bullet in a forrest, so i tried to carry it home, it was very heavy so i rolled it with my foot on the geound till i got home....it ended up being still loaded and caused the bomb disposal peoples to come. I ended up mentioned in the news paper !!
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  9249. Regardless of the subject matter, your videos are always informative and appreciated.
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  9250. Sailed past these many times as a boy, never really knew their origin other than they were U-Boats, so thanks for the insight.
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  9251. Yet again, you manage to find another fascinating piece of history! Thank you Dr Felton, always look forward to your videos!
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  9252. Thanks Mark for creating the best history class on the Internet! No one tops you.
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  9253. Nice work Mark always a treat 👊
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  9254. “I never knew that!” My theme for 90% of the videos by Dr. Felton.
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  9255. Possibly my favourite of you're many astounding videos. Bravo good sir.
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  9256. Well done!
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  9257. Another outstanding video Dr. Felton! Thanks for inspiring me to make history videos!
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  9258. You have to be considered one of the preeminent historians of World War II.
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  9259. Please do a video about Rene Fonck one day. Shot down up to 75 German aircraft and only 8 people have ever heard of him :)
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  9260. I know of no YouTube channel that makes videos on these kind of stories with such enormous amounts of information, amazing!
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  9261. I bet Prince Andrew's coach has curtains and is sound proof
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  9262. The donkey carriage is epic
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  9263. Phenomenal video as always doctor Felton. Never heard of these guys before.
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  9264. Great video! This Thanksgiving in the US, I'm thankful for Mark Felton's channel.
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  9265. 1994 I was serving aboard the carrier, USS Saratoga, doing laps in the Adriatic Sea, enforcing the No Fly Zone. Departed from Florida, transiting the Atlantic, & sailing through Gibraltar. Ports of call included Trieste & Naples, Italy. While Corfu, Greece & Haifa, Israel were cancelled, for political expedience, because of association with our mission. Then Palma, Mallorca on the return trip.
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  9266. Another remarkable story from Mr Felton , how does he do it ? and his pronunciation is perfect ! :-)
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  9267. When I was there 96-97, we were allowed into the middle room and circled the table in the middle of the room our guide told us "those of you on the north side of the table are now officially in North Korea" hahaha. We were told not to acknowledge the North Koreans staring in the windows and definitely no hand gestures we were all wearing our class A uniforms for the tour. We (11 bravo's = infantry) would train a couple of miles from there, and have great memories of roadmarching in the early morning fog 4.30 -5am listening to North Korean propaganda broadcasted eerily through the fog. No doubt they heard ours, a week full of day and night clearing the tire house doing MOUT training including grenades hahaha loved it!
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  9268. I was stationed at Kunsan AB when this happened. The base went on alert for a week. That's always fun...
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  9269. I was stationed there in 85. The QRF was revamped and the squad was required to live in the back of a duce and a half for the three days of QRF duty. There were alternates that took your seat when you had to go to the latreen. Your meals were brought to you and you were always in a state of readiness. We trained before QRF so we could be there in under two minutes. When in QRF you couldn't leave the back of that truck. That was for PMJ. The rest of the 38th parallel we lived in M113 while on QRF. Waiting for the word from one of the towers. It was not a fun time past freedom bridge.
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  9270. I remember hearing about this incident. Mainly because I was stationed In South Korea for all of 1985. And was on the DMZ from late February till mid May.
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  9271. This guy always posts the greatest in obscure and unheard of history. Love this stuff. The best.
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  9272. Just in time for my lunch break! Perfect timing Mark :)
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  9273. Hey, there's a minor typo in the video title.
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  9274. There's a story (legend?) the first cavity magnetron was made from a Colt revolver cylinder and two old coins--great British improvisation at work.
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  9275. Thank you so much for all the great videos dear mister Felton, you have partially inspired me to study (military) history with your videos years ago about WW2. I am happy to say that I am starting this year with the master of Military history at the university of Amsterdam. Keep up the great work and keep inspiring people! :)
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  9276. Thanks for all your work Dr. Felton, your videos are exceptionally educational and entertaining.
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  9277. Once again very factual and Great historical facts 👍
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  9278. i havent watched this yet, but thank you for these yt videos, it has given me inspiration to become a historian myself.
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  9279. Hey Dr. Felton. Keep up the great work!
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  9280. Another excellent presentation from Mark Felton unearthing these great stories that seem to get airbrushed from history. Czechs were really sold out by the Allies, but incredible bravery by these men.
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  9281. I can’t wait to Czech this video out!
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  9282. I've watched a bunch of your videos recently and just noticed I wasn't subbed. Fastest click I've ever made! Great job, as always.
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  9283. Hey Doc , love your videos . I was in the US Army . 1980 - 1993 . In that time and before I met many people that were in and were at this concentration camp . You describe many things that were told to me as a young man
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  9284. Excellent historical work. We must never ever lose sight of what happened and never allow it to happen again
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  9285. Thanks for the video.
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  9286. .... yet another interesting and educational history lesson... as usual - thanks for the work you put into those investigations! Greetings from Austria!
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  9287. I must say, the ability to consistently deliver material without a clear bias is impressive.
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  9288. I could listen to you and these stories all day! No one delves into what was going on with the national socialists like you do! So very informative and interesting. Thank you!
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  9289. Excellent as always. Thanks for the maps.
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  9290. I'm pretty depressed but your videos make me forget that for a while. I really enjoy your work.
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  9291. Thank you again, Mark. This is another unexpected vignette showing how complex WWII really was.
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  9292. Glad to see Mark has sponsors, his content is the greatest! Love the Videos!
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  9293. Phenomenal yet again. Thank you Mark
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  9294. Thank you Mark Felton, I’ve been watching your videos for over 3 years and I can confidently say I’ve never missed a single video. You make YouTube worth visiting nowadays
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  9295. Another great video !!
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  9296. Fascinating little nugget of history. Thanks Mark.
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  9297. As myself and most of my family that has served are US Army Veterans. We thank and honor the Marines for their dedication and service.
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  9298. Interesting story. USS Augusta was also a cruiser
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  9299. Truly remarkable quality. Just discovered this channel and, of course, I am hooked. Absolutely superb on all levels. Thank you, Dr. Felton; bravo, sir.
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  9300. Very strong parallels to today. Thanks for making this!
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  9301. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  9302. Get well soon!
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  9303. I'll be sharing this video with junior EOD techs. Great info here!
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  9304. I trained with the mod 35 even in the 90's back in italy 🇮🇹 😅
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  9305. Golly I knew so very little of this. Thank you Mark Bob
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  9306. My knowledge bank is getting filled up!! Thanks Mark!!
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  9307. Love the titles that you use to catch enthusiasts attention! Great content Mark!
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  9308. Been a long time since I was this early to a Mark Felton video... The flight to Jersey does seem likely because I recall in my youth reading a book that mentioned the Germans being very upset one week that they didn't get the post - could well be the same thing
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  9309. Thank you for describing the engineering. Most history channels don’t do that.
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  9310. I really enjoy your work Mark. I love that you can make videos with so much good info in under 5minutes. I recently became a Patreon member and know it is money well spent! :)
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  9311. As someone with Thai heritage it is almost impossible to get decent information about Thai participation in the world wars. Thanks very much!
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  9312. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  9313. Very interesting, as usual. Ty, Doc.
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  9314. My most Favorite History Teacher! Thanks Mark! JJ
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  9315. Awesome! Love these videos, some of the best documentary filmmaking I have ever seen. Truly above bar!
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  9316. Mr Felton. I wanted to tell you a few things I’ve noticed on those cars you pointed out. 1 that 80 percent Mercedes 540k is more like 65 percent. The paint on the fenders looks to have been done with a paintbrush by a Russian ogre with no idea how to paint. I would rate that car a 6 out of 10 just cause it’s running. But the Gobbels car honestly would need to be taken back to bare metal and painted properly by a guy who knows what he’s doing. The Horch is definitely looking good there, that’s a solid older restoration that with a bit of shining up and some buffing would definitely be a looker, 9 out of 10 .Now the Borman car looks like hell to be honest with you. It’s missing the front bumper, the front panels are anything but straight and it looks like it was crashed into something from the front. That’s a 4 out of 10 car. Overall they all probably need some going over, but those 2 Mercedes’ need significant work. The 540k needs a full paint job done by a professional restorer, some of those little parts might need assistance but a good proper paintjob and that’s an easy 7 figure car ( not because of its infamous owner but due to rarity) The Borman car would need extensive work, many of its parts like bumpers are gone. Those are very difficult to nigh on impossible to locate and Mercedes themselves or a real professional auto restorer might have to actually make many of the parts to do it properly. The 540k painted properly is an easy multimillion dollar car as is the horch, this does not take into accounts their original owners ( that might increase or potentially decrease the value) Not sure on the alleged Borman car haven’t seen many big prewar to war era Mercedes like that
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  9317. Well, Lahti Da! a new video!
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  9318. It's perfectly explained! Well done, sir. You really are amazing! 👏
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  9319. Love your work. ❤
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  9320. Corporals AND Colonels
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  9321. I am a Dutchman and knew much of Mussert, the pre-war NSB and his execution. But I had not yet heard about the marrying his aunt part... So I still learned something new...
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  9322. My friend was flight engineer on one of the two Mars water bombers when they were based on Sproat Lake Vancouver Island.
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  9323. Great vid Mark! I live in British Columbia I have watched the Mars fly overhead. Thank you for explaining the history of this truly amazing aircraft.
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  9324. It's a good day when a Mark Felton video drops.
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  9325. Another great video. I am a big fan of your content.
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  9326. This is interesting, Merry Christmas!
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  9327. Peace on Earth and goodwill to all men. And thank you, Dr Felton, for a year of excellent education.
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  9328. My mother and aunt served in the Women's Army Corps, Company 2, during WW2. Salutations to both; gone but not forgotten.
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  9329. My Grandmother was a Captain in the US Army as a Nurse. She was in Bastogne during the Bulge, and on a snowy night ended up in German lines and was taken as a POW for 2 days. She woke up to a US MP pointing a rifle in her face and that was that. She has since passed, and she never told me much about her time in except that story, and briefly about liberating a concentration camp.
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  9330. A great and interesting video and a very interesting episode from history I have never heard of.Have a good one Mr.Felton let your vocal cords serve you well for many more years.
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  9331. Great job, Mark! Very well done!
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  9332. Great work on this video! You’ve managed to become a cross between Indiana Jones and James Bond.
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  9333. I love how your wife is fully dedicated to your secretive investigation to help teach history. No matter the risks. Now that’s a committed spouse! Thank’s for the video Professor Felton. God Bless
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  9334. An uncle was a dispatch rider in 6 Div (Aussie). One of his mates decided that during a general retreat was the PERFECT time to indulge in bedroom activity.... during the intimate encounter he got surprised with an MP 40 poke in the back & spent 4 yrs prisoner of war...
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  9335. Mark, You can run away from those stormtroopers. Everyone knows that they can't hit anything with their guns.
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  9336. Wow, keep these stories coming! This is so much better that even "the old History Channel". WWII has got to be the bread and butter of history.
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  9337. I think the survival & use of these cars well after the end of the war shows how train luxury was really at its peak in the 1940s. Unlike planes and automobiles, newer technology did not render these pullman cars obsolete - it was quite the opposite, newer train cars were lighter, noisier, and less comfortable!
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  9338. Fascinating. I RAIL-ly liked this video, it was right on TRACK!
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  9339. mark going places for us, thanks again for this! you are making sure history is not forgotten! This has to be the only channel not full of trolls in the comment section, says something about the people who enjoy history :)
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  9340. My first supervisor and mentor in 1985 was a d day paratropper and fought in battle of the bulge.
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  9341. Absolutely brilliant Mark, tears in my eyes.
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  9342. Hog leather? Is that pigskin in English?
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  9343. Mark Felton - The Best
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  9344. thanks very much....I was at this spot in May and your insights are most appreciated
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  9345. You're spoiling us Dr Felton. Keep it up!
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  9346. Indeed the museum must be extended to be able to show this amazing collection! Pure history!
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  9347. Funny... I was at Castle Hohenzollern just today... Magnificent structure, a siege on that place would have been a nightmare for the enemy... If you haven't had the chance, visit it!
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  9348. Absolutely love these .. Thanks again for all u do ! 😎🤙🏻💯
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  9349. Best three and a half minutes of my day! Thanks mark!
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  9350. Thanks for this Dr Felton, it did put a smile on my face
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  9351. Great research! This is a fascinating part of WWII history in the Pacific of which I was unaware! You’ve done it again, Mark!
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  9352. 🎖️⭐🙏🏆❤️‍🩹🛐 Thank you for sharing this Merry Christmas 🎅🎄🎖️⛄🎁
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  9353. I always like Mark’s videos before I watch as I know I will like it.
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  9354. Thanks to people like you we do get "education". Thank you for your hard work.
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  9355. Excellent and informative video as usual from you sir... Would love to see you making a one hour special ..
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  9356. Really interesting video.
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  9357. Mark you deserve more subs man...
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  9358. Nice video keep it up bro
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  9359. For lots more detailed information on the battle for Butzdorf/Tettingen, see Chapter 9 of "Against the Panzers" by Karamales and Vannoy (1996, McFarland & Co)
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  9360. Brilliant as always! Love these lessons, Dr Mark. Thank you so much.
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  9361. Hey Mark, I was looking on Instagram today at one of the World War II profiles I follow. There was a picture of a German confiscated B-17 with Luftwaffe markings. Apparently it was used for reconnaissance and transport. In all my years of study I had never heard of such a thing. I thought that might make a good topic for you. Excellent work as always. Cheers.
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  9362. Half the casualties from this raid were inflicted by a single V1 on my home town Oldham when a row of houses was destroyed on Abbeyhills Road
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  9363. Merry xmas to both you and anyone else reading this!
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  9364. Im in a brunch restaurant in Madrid watching this on a trip
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  9365. Another concise, educational and entertaining episode, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  9366. Love these series thank you dr Felton 🙌
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  9367. Another fantastic video on a figure who is rarely talked about. Your work is incredibly commendable Mark.
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  9368. Each time Mr Felton uploads a video,I feel like I am still at the University and my favorite class starts.
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  9369. Ayyyeee love your videos sir!
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  9370. very informative video. i rate 9/11
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  9371. I absolutely love your channel Dr Felton! Been an avid fan for awhile now, the quality of your content is unparalleled. Thank you for your hard work.
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  9372. 0:15am in Germany Time for a new Mark Felton video 👍🏼
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  9373. We must make a petition to give this sir his own tv show. Seriously
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  9374. Fascinating yet very depressing film thanks.
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  9375. Another excellent production
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  9376. Excellent as always Mark
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  9377. Over engraved guns like these are often called BBQ guns here in the US. Something for show not use.
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  9378. I really like your shows. Thank you for the programs.👍
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  9379. Your divergence from your more usual themes of late have been very entertaining Mr Felton. Thank you.
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  9380. Lovely as always !
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  9381. Good stuff Mark! Although a sad topic, you’re always the best at presenting the historical!
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  9382. Your doing western people such context job with these videos 🙂
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  9383. Fascinating as usual~!
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  9384. From pre war to war and then post war only Dr Felton has the true inside stories.
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  9385. Thanks for circling the towns on the maps!
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  9386. Thank you for sharing this marvelous piece of knowledge
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  9387. Thank you for this, Dr. Felton. I rarely find "new-to-me" anecdotes of WW2, but your presentation of such material keeps me coming back again and again for Day 1 viewings!
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  9388. An outstanding episode, thank you.
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  9389. Thank you for this insight into the history of my hometown! Greetings from Kassel!
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  9390. My later father in law was there and witnessed the attempts to destroy the bridge. He was a tank driver in the US 9th Armored.
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  9391. As a ex gunner pure arty filth 💥👌🏻
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  9392. Excellent content. Thank you, as ever.
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  9393. You are the History Man, Dr. Felton
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  9394. I just click like. Then watch video. Never has he let me down. A master of his craft.
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  9395. Excellent work as usually. Thank you!
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  9396. Hello Mark. How have you been. Keep up the videos coming. Good job
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  9397. You reached the million Wow Congrats man
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  9398. Thank you for boosting our national ego, and make our dear Luxembourgian army seem like a world power.
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  9399. Thank you Dr. Felton! you made a sick day from work more tolerable. Excellent as always.
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  9400. This is the first time I ever heard this story in detail. After Beaton's Walther PPK jammed its reputation as a service sidearm suffered, but an investigation revealed it had a faulty magazine which likely contributed to the malfunction along with Beaton's weakened grip on the pistol.
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  9401. Sometimes tales of gallantry and heroism choke me up. This is one of those times! A thrilling adventure to be sure. Thank you for sharing with us Professor Felton. All the best!
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  9402. Wow. What a story. Thank you for sharing this. 🇬🇧💙
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  9403. Dr Mark Felton... Always leaving us with greater knowledge of history that school skipped over. Thank you, you´re really doing a fabulous job of public education on your channel!
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  9404. Love to tune in to Mark’s, Hidden Gems of History.
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  9405. As always, the best content there could be. I'm so glad that I've found this channel, so many unheard stories. I really appreciate your work.
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  9406. I couldn’t wait for this episode and I’m so excited to finally get to watch it! Now my mind is truly blown, especially after episode two and three. Again, I can’t wait for the next episode! This has been an amazing series.
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  9407. That music at the end made me laugh. In addition to a wealth of knowledge you obviously have a flair for the dramatic. Your videos are never a disappointment. Thank you again!
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  9408. Wow, good stuff bro, never knew that
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  9409. Holy hell the music Mark you outdid yourself again i must say i am quite impressed with this one and hope this will get a new trend here it fits so perfectly.
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  9410. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA brother great video thank you for what you do and for sharing your knowledge and expertise
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  9411. Thanks Mark. I love watching your videos, they are very informative. I always learn something I didn't know when tuning in. Thanks, Alex
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  9412. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  9413. He was a real Yankee Strudel Dandy.
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  9414. As always - fascinating and educational. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  9415. Dr Felton You never cease to amaze me at these very interesting and unknown stories you always find. I thought I new a great deal about WW2 . Next to your knowledge I know very little. Thank you . The best REAL History lessons around courtesy of Dr. Mark Felton
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  9416. Mr. Felton, though I understand it may not be your area, I would very much like to hear you tell us all the true story of Napoleon. Thanks for another brilliant video.
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  9417. 🕯fascinating...on point as usual Mark.
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  9418. Great Episode Indeed !!!
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  9419. Mark, some merely document what is known, but you ferret out the unknown. Excellent content.
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  9420. Not really, but making gun barrels out of what was called "Damascus Steel" for marketing purposes was a time-consuming and complicated process. Damascus barrels were also considered unsafe with modern smokeless powder loads (although some British damascus barrel guns could handle smokeless powder) so damascus barrels were obsolete by the WW1 period.
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  9421. Exactly what I needed on a Sunday afternoon..a great Mark Felton production on historical weapons!💞💝
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  9422. Wow and its not Monday morning, I'm so happy to take my last break. Thank you Mark this made my shitty work day so much better.
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  9423. Carrickfergus in Northern Ireland has a restored Churchill Mk VII sitting at the side of the road just up from Carrickfergus castle. And just outside of Carrickfergus castle there is.... a shipwrecked mariner's society mine!
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  9424. It's not exactly beating swords into plowshares, but it's plenty close enough! Thanks very much, Mr. Felton; excellent as always.
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  9425. Excellent as always.
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  9426. Crappy morning but Mark is about to make it one of my best!
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  9427. Great work as always, Dr. Felton. Greetings from Uruguay.
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  9428. Just unfair! Can’t you let me sleep just for once?
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  9429. A new video from Dr. Felton?? Tea time!! ;)
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  9430. Ah yes! Mark Felton on a Friday! 👍
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  9431. I love this channel so much, I never knew that they occupied these territories! Thanks again for teaching me so much 👍
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  9432. Thanks! Your videos are ALWAYS interesting....
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  9433. Brilliant as usual. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  9434. 150 likes 0 dislikes. You earned it
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  9435. I honestly didn't know this and I don't think I would have ever had you not made this video.
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  9436. A sensational story indeed but presented in the way only Dr Felton can - sober, well documented and free of sensationalism.
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  9437. 24 mins of pure gold how it should be in a history documentary 👍👍
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  9438. Incredibly high quality content as ever. Thank you
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  9439. Thank You Mark, for another great piece of history as always! Keep it up!
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  9440. Another perfect video dr. Mark
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  9441. Hugely interesting. 10/10 content.
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  9442. Subscribing to your channel = best decision I ever made on YouTube! Thanks for all the research and information you continue to share with us. Incredible footage, documents, pictures and most of all very enjoyable story telling! Thank you 🙏🏽
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  9443. Best Historian ever
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  9444. One of the best YouTube videos I've ever watched and I've seen millions!
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  9445. Thank you Professor. A very thorough review of evidence that supports your beliefs indeed. I learned a great deal from this presentation. From some of my own readings while a Freshman in High School, I strongly believe your thoughts on these matters. Thank you again for sharing your experience and extensive knowledge with everyone...🇺🇲👍
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  9446. This is the best channel I’ve ever subscribed to
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  9447. Even though the upload is one minute ago I know this is a great video, thanks for your hard work and efforts.
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  9448. Love the content as always Mark. Thank you!
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  9449. Dear Mr. & Mrs. Felton, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your remarkable documentation. Your work amazes me with its rich detail and dedication to historical facts that are often overlooked, denied, or dismissed. Thank you for shedding light on these important truths!
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  9450. Never been this early
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  9451. Felton posts, I click. Thank you for your efforts sir, it’s much appreciated.
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  9452. 1.8k views in 10min impressive. Well done 👍.
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  9453. Very mesmerising! And your voice has that undertone of addictiveness. For someone who’s scored a distinction in history class in high school I love every bit of your uploads!
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  9454. I'm loving these current news videos! You truly are appreciated!!
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  9455. As ALWAYS Mark Felton always pleases the crowd.....Bravo.
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  9456. Love your work Mark
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  9457. How does this guy have only 920k subs? His historial content is amazing
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  9458. Another fine episode!
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  9459. Always informative, entertaining and enjoyable. History made real.
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  9460. Looking forward to watching this. 😀
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  9461. This is the Nazi Equivalent of Yamashitas gold, but we all struck gold the day we discovered Mark Feltons Channels
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  9462. "Tawdry affair" an expression you dont hear much any more 😂
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  9463. Thanks
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  9464. Once again Mark, you make a great start to the weekend. Cheers.
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  9465. One of this days your channel will be on netflix, congrats, greatings from Portugal
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  9466. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  9467. Fascinating! Always enjoyable to see and learn from a Mark Felton production.
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  9468. You never cease to amaze Dr.Felton! Great video!
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  9469. used to drink with the panzers in Pembroke - the red caps used to round them up at the end of the evening their PR was spot on had a couple of trips out on the tanks on the range and used to watch Th Prinz Leopard tank carrier berthing at the dock and tanks driving up to castlemartin - great times
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  9470. My cousin flew P-38s in North Africa. Lt. Charles Earnhart later Cpt. then Major. Captured by the Germans after his second bailout. We are both related to the racing Earnhardts.
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  9471. Always making great videos Dr Felton!
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  9472. My father flew a P-38 out of Ie Shima and was there when the Japanese surrender delegation arrived. On that day a giant formation of US aircraft overflew the Island.
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  9473. I also thought it was the first! Thanks for another great video.
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  9474. I had never heard of this raid or knew of this particular aircraft. Thanks for this video.
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  9475. In all honesty he truly is great and works very hard at this. We love it and appreciate it!
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  9476. What is truly remarkable - unique - about the Battle of Spioen Kop is that three participants in it would become leaders of their respective countries: Gandhi, Winston Churchill and General Louis Botha. Just one correction: the South African War (aka the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902) was not between Britain and Natal; it was between Britain and the Boer republics of the Transvaal (the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) and the Orange Free State. Natal and the Cape Colony were by that stage long under British control.
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  9477. Best WW2 videos on YT.
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  9478. Very intriguing. I always look forward to your work and videos. Many thanks for posting Mark!!
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  9479. Great video Mark. I've recently been listening to Real Dictators and was very pleased to hear you there on the General Tojo episodes! Wishing you the best.
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  9480. Choice of music was very fitting and I hope this style of music would be used more in the future. Keep up the great work, Dr. Felton.
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  9481. I was lucky enough to inherit original photo cards of him and a ww1 zeppelin, great story Mark!
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  9482. Great video, very interesting topic
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  9483. 1,400 views IN 8 MINUTES! Dr Felton's viewers are FIERCE.
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  9484. Thank you for your wonderful videos
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  9485. As always - top class Mark! You're a true asset to this platform.
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  9486. the laugh at the end 😂😂, made me jump, had headphones on
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  9487. Ooooh Dr Felton if only you did requests. Up here in the north east a cemetery, Thornaby cemetery, holds the graves of 30 ww2 german air crew. One , Heinrich Richter, was only found in 1997 and he has a very curious connection with a local man now also deceased, Carl Edon....the curious case of Carl Edon , is a story online that would really and truly benefit from the Felton touch...cheers 😊
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  9488. Thank you Mr Felton. Merry xmas
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  9489. Knew it was a good video as always before I even clicked on it
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  9490. Congrats!! 1Millon!! Cheers!! from Mendoza, Argentina.
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  9491. Absolutely brilliant Mark. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers my friend you deserve it. Keep up the good work brother you do us a service and may your success continue.
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  9492. It's true, you will learn something new watching one of these videos. I didn't know that Hitler's beautiful home was destroyed. The view from there sure is stunning in the pictures. Thank you for another great video Mark!
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  9493. Highly underrated video This is truly a comedy gold😂
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  9494. Dr. Felton must have had more than his usual amount of alcoholic drink before he made this video. Haha.. It was hilarious and a little edgy. I loved it.
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  9495. Thanks for another video Mark Felton love these videos a lot (as they are not biased to the allies of the axis)
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  9496. been addicted to your videos for around a year now and whatever videos i have missed im catching up on, so a big thanks to you Mark for making history great again 😆👍
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  9497. As always a great retrospective! Very detailed as well as interesting, I learned something new today! 😀👏👍
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  9498. You are the bomb Mark
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  9499. Thanks for the link to the older vid about the wrecks on the golan Mark. Cheers
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  9500. Great content, thank you for your hard work...
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  9501. Mark Felton: Supreme source of everything you never knew about history!
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  9502. Thanks Mark, great to see some British Commandos involvement in this video even though No3 had a bad time of it at Dieppe...
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  9503. Mark where you find those incredible and amazing stories. First time that i hear it congrats for the awesome content and have a nice week mate.👌👍✌️🤘
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  9504. Again a great video about a historic event during WW2. In the past I have visited the Museum "Le Mémorial du 19 août 1942" in Dieppe. This video completes for me the picture of this event. @Mark Felton, thanks again!
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  9505. Finally a video on thos topic, i have been waiting for this.
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  9506. Good stuff Mark. Thank you... There was some great footage of the Polish military advance in this one. They didn't get to advance often .. Thank you again. I hope you had a great Christmas !
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  9507. A late Christmas gift to all from the wonderful mark felton....I hope you had a wonderful holiday because history isn't the same without your videos
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  9508. Learn something new with every Mark Felton video. Thank you very much!
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  9509. I learn so many new things! Thank you for the informative and interesting information!
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  9510. Once again you have surprised me with something I had no knowledge about. Thank you.
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  9511. At one point the Channel Islands were the most fortified in the world.
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  9512. Love your videos Dr Felton. I rewatch them over and over as to not forget these legendary events that you’ve shed light on!
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  9513. Yay! Mark pronounced Koch correctly :D
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  9514. I really wish you had a full series. These are great vids, but just for the big production and all that. Thanks again for the knowledge fellow Norfolk dumpling.
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  9515. Great take on history using a modern day situation currently in British news. Youve done this before Dr Felton. Great work
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  9516. Mark I just wanted to say thank you for all your research and time vested, I enjoy your videos while I’m welding at work. Thank you.
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  9517. Kelly Holmes is an Army veteran, she served in the Army from 1988 to 1997. Bear Grylls was a member of the reserve component of the SAS for 3 years. Penny Mordaunt on the other hand was in the RN Reserves, but never completed her basic training.
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  9518. Well, I believe Dr Felton will get to the bottom of this. Thanks for another informative & entertaining video. Have a great week😊
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  9519. Brilliant as usual Mark, as a veteran my self with various legitimately earned medals, narcissistic personnel who never served in these theatres should never receive these decorations, unlike your grandfather and i thank him for his service.
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  9520. My Mum's 1st cousin received the Military Medal for supporting the Poles in the final assault on Monte Casino. He was a member of a pack mule transport company.
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  9521. You never fail to hit the spot with your vids, glorious! Thank you so much for fuelling my love of history.
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  9522. Great. A TV length episode. Awesome! 😎 👍
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  9523. Nice work Mark. I've seen both the copy Bf-109 and copy He-111 at an air museum
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  9524. When you hear that music, you know you are up for a fine treat. Thanks, Dr. Felton.
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  9525. Evening Dr F. Hope your well
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  9526. very intressting video i didnt know about the Pioneer who blew up the Bridge even i am living near Fürstenberg. Same for Hirsekorn. Thanks for sharing this Information.
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  9527. Another amazing video about an untold piece of history! I don’t know how you pull out this kind of information! Thank you very much, Mr. Felton. Fascinating. Best greets from Cologne. Stay safe and healthy, as all your countrymen.
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  9528. Bloody hell!, I'm washing the dinner pots up again! And I'm blessed with another mark Felton video, household drudgery has never been more interesting 🙂🙂🙂
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  9529. Iron Maiden: "2 Hitlers to mid-reichhhhh!" sings Crazy though I just finished watching a video of a guy finding over 40 Iron Cross medals dumped in a remote forest and then this notification came up.
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  9530. These are remarkable stories, with remarkable effort. You deserve Kudos in multiple assets.
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  9531. I gave this a thumbs up before even watching the video. I knew the content would be well researched and something that just would not be shown on television.
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  9532. Very cool! Thanks Mark! They made some of the best aircraft in history during this and it shows.
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  9533. I flew on a civilian DC-3 with either Mohawk or Allegheny Airlines back around 1970. It was bare-bones and not exactly comfortable, but it was my first time in a plane so I just assumed they were all like that.
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  9534. Many thanks for the history content Dr. Mark Felton!
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  9535. Very excellent reporting. Thank you so much. Cheers 🥂 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  9536. I remember these things happening. I was in elementary school when the attempts were made against President Ford, but in High School when Regan was shot. What was especially terrible was how many other men were shot with Regan. They all suffered life-long injuries, especially James Brady who was shot in the head, and police officer Thomas Delahanty who was shot in his neck and spine.
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  9537. Hey Mark how are you hope your having a good day. Love your content big fan please keep it up.
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  9538. Disappointed, Mark. I expected you to be on the zipline.
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  9539. Interesting video as always, thank you Dr. Mark
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  9540. Mark felton your the best!
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  9541. Dr. Felton wins again by discussing a lesser-known conflict in detail. And we, the viewers win as well.
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  9542. Typical of the excellence we have come to expect from Dr Felton.
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  9543. Perfect, now I don't have to look for something interesting to watch. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  9544. frist
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  9545. This documentary is a most welcome addition to your exhaustive research on World War 2 Thank you can’t wait for the next instalment
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  9546. @2:33 Is that you on the right Herr Doktor Mark? It would explain a few things. 😀
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  9547. "I realized fear one morning, when the blare of the fox-hunters sound. When they are all chasing after the poor bloody fox, it's safer to be dressed like a hound." Donald Sutherland's quote as Devlin in The Eagle Has Landed just before he jumps into England, my favorite quote from the movie and rather appropriate for the topic at hand!
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  9548. I love your documentaries
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  9549. I really dig the obscure history on your channel.
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  9550. Love this channel. Great video. Never have even heard of an attempt on Churchill's life alluded to.
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  9551. Dr. Felton makes amazing stories
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  9552. This was an interesting and fun video. The chilling music at the beginning was perfect and the story told with some suspense. Thoroughly enjoyed it! Thank You!
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  9553. Doctor Mark Feltons channel, the gift that keeps on giving!
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  9554. Are you kidding? She was moved to Ferris Barracks? I was stationed there in 1988 to 1990 with the 2/70th armor and that was the tank that sat out in front of the 37th armor barracks next to first brigade headquarters, first armored division. I had no idea that Sherman tank, of which I have a picture of, was used in the battle of the bulge to relieve the 101st airborne division. Professor Felton, thank you so much for this information of which I was completely ignorant of prior.
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  9555. You’ve out done yourself Mark! The part about Stalins son is completely new, I never knew.
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  9556. Lunch and a lesson, what a great afternoon.
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  9557. I'm addicted to all these history lessons From Mark 🖤
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  9558. Purr-fect! I'll get me coat...
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  9559. Happy New Year Mark! hope the new year brings you joy and you bring us amazing content!
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  9560. Excellent video !
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  9561. What a evening surprise, thanks for the great content
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  9562. Thanks for the great video. It was posted 36 minutes ago, and 7k views. Insane!
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  9563. It's always a pleasure to hear Mark Felton's voice.
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  9564. Again excellent work Mr Felton .!!
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  9565. Dang it Mark.....at first I thought you were just grasping for some content, but I really enjoyed this one!!! Keep em coming sir!!
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  9566. Thank you. This was great. I bought "Yanagi" several years ago and enjoyed it very much. The subject of German-Japanese co-operation is very interesting.
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  9567. I'm a WW2 history fanatic. Mark Felton Productions is GOD.
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  9568. The one the only the witty man Mark Felton! Everyone! Thanks for the information! Cheers! 🍻
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  9569. Dr. Felton, your excellence in history still is making me even more conflicted between continuing with Econ and management, or switching to a proper history degree path
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  9570. You never cease to amaze with both the quality of the content and awesome stories that come with them. Cheers!
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  9571. Amazing work Dr Felton. A lot of people, myself included are going wow!
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  9572. I love your videos so much
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  9573. Great documentary in details, good work Mike as always.
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  9574. Good stuff for a nice evening. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  9575. Great timing Mark, currently stuck on the night shift with nothing to do 😁
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  9576. Now even my kids know of Mark Felton by recognizing the intro music.
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  9577. Happy All Saints' Day Dr. Felton!
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  9578. Great doccie! Thanks Mark.
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  9579. Thank you Professor Felton, learning history from you is always a pleasure :)
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  9580. Wow! The amount of information contained in this video is impressive! I wish my history class was this informative!
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  9581. Thank you for making my quarantine just a little better with these videos. Please keep em coming
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  9582. Once more, an afternoon of education. I was unaware that building had been disguised in Moscow. Sheer genius. Thanks Mark, you pulled it off again.
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  9583. It does sound like a "pilot error" crash. The description you give doesn’t support a bomb plot or other nefarious factors in Todt’s death. However, being so far in the past must make a definitive answer difficult to obtain.
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  9584. I always learn some knew from your videos. I was just thinking, where can someone see these things and then you said they are Oklahoma City. Always informative and well done. Thank you!
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  9585. Sir Laurence Oliver...my dad's favorite history narrator Dr. Mark Felton....my favorite history narrator
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  9586. There’s no better history channel ANYWHERE than Dr. Felton’s channel.
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  9587. Very interesting. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  9588. Imagine being in his class. Man,the things you could learn....
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  9589. Great story as usual Thank you
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  9590. The ordinary viewing public wouldn't care or know. But as you've said vehicles were hard to come by. Excellent video and knowledge on your part Mark.
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  9591. Dr. Felton could do a similar compendium on the vehicles featured in "Kelly's Heroes". I think the MkVI's in that production might have been T-55s. This was fantastic!
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  9592. Cheers from California !
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  9593. My goodness! By far my favourite episode yet. Love of the underdog I guess. Thank you for this!
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  9594. I have to admit, I'm a bit obsessed with WW1 airplanes. I th8nk they are just beautiful!! Amazing looks and designs. I fly rc planes and had a huge collection, a large portion of wich was WW1 planes mainly of balsa construction. They were amazing to detail and fly, a house fire claimed them all and since the rc industry has basically quit mak8ng WW1 types of models. Apparently not popular anymore. I'm hoping this changes, I'm going to go do an internet search and see what I can stir up, your video just motivated me once again, I need a WW1 rc plane in my hangar.😉👍💯
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  9595. He has excellent content on everything he puts out.
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  9596. I really like your multiple part sagas, which allows the build up to happen during each part.
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  9597. Excellent in depth video! Can't wait for part 2.
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  9598. That was really interesting! Never knew any of this! Full marks to Dr Felton.
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  9599. Very good Professor Felton, excellent work!
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  9600. One of your best videos. Thank you.
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  9601. As always, informative and interesting. Well done Mr. Felton.
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  9602. Best way to finish a day of work is to see a notification of a new Mark Felton release.
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  9603. Through out all of that depravity there was at least some mercy. Thank you for yet another wonderful history lesson Mr. Felton
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  9604. God this channel is so good 🙏
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  9605. Probably like most of us that have carried those little cannons, he probably carries it in a pocket holster. Great video as always
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  9606. Nearly there for the 2Million mark, 😊🤞😎
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  9607. Further fascinating firearm facts from Felton - fabulous!
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  9608. There's something magical about listening to Mark Felton say "pissed off polar bear".
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  9609. Magnificently researched Mark! I always learn so much by watching the fantastic videos on your channel. Keep up the great work 👍
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  9610. Thank you for the amazing amount effort put into this, I would love for you to get the bottom of this Mark !
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  9611. I’ve been waiting for this episode for so long! Another outstanding video Dr. Felton.
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  9612. Tremendous and enlightening series! Thank you for your diligence and research into Himmler's end and beyond. God willing, I may live long enough to see the unsealed documents.
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  9613. Seen a couple of your books at my local library much respect from Cleveland
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  9614. Interesting to note that a lot of the weapons that are still in service, at least in terms of Allied weapons, were weapons designed to be modular and cheap to produce, not long lasting. Look at the browning and the M3, those were designed for ease of manufacture, not longevity.
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  9615. Terrific work
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  9616. My goodness this is an amazing channel!
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  9617. Excellent detailed presentation which makes such an intricate story so clear.
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  9618. I attended high school in Kuwait in 1976. I'm ashamed that I learned nothing of what was going on next door. Grandchildren of the Kuwaiti Amir were in my graduation class but still I learned very little.
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  9619. Excellent narration and analysis, as ever. Plus ca change...
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  9620. great presentation Mark, thank you.
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  9621. Thank you for sharing 💪🤗🎖️🇺🇸🏆
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  9622. Just today an article in RP-online was published stating there is no funding available currently to scrap her. I looked at some older articles as well and apparently what was left of her original interior has already been donated to museums. An article stated that she almost sank a few years back and the marine reserve association stated that she cannot be saved nor transported for scrapping. 🤷‍♂ Don't know how true all this is obviously...
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  9623. Incredible video. Thank you Dr.Felton for helping me realize the truth is never in black or white but in many shades of grey.
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  9624. Fitting tribute with trumpet ending Dr. Felton. 😢
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  9625. Definitely love your videos keep up the great work.
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  9626. Can't wait for the VJ Day special.
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  9627. Hello Mark. Thank you for the interesting and highly educational video's in which you expose the past. I must say I'm amazed at the rate you turn out these documentary's. Also having 28K views in only 2 hours is quite the achievement. Guess I'm not the only history buff. Thanks again for all the great work and keep them coming.
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  9628. Once again excellent material. I have learned more about WW-2 from Dr. Felton's than any history class I have attended !!! 👍
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  9629. Got to hear what happens when a WW2 bomb gets detonated a few years back in Exeter. It was quite memorable and took me back to the horrific experiences people had back then.
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  9630. Interesting. In the Sixties, I lived in Waddington Street, off the Dereham Road. There were a few bomb sites and relics around then, including the ersatz replacement for City Station.
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  9631. I wonder if anyone else here remembers the "EWS" Emergency Water Supply signs painted on walls, often with arrows pointing & distance. They were faded, but still visible where I lived right up to the 1970s & marked open air water ponds, usually formed from tarpaulins, so firemen could easily draw water after air raids instead of being faced with broken water mains. Where I lived they were normally yellow & could be as big as the entire end of a building often inside of a yellow surround. Smaller versions abounded & were so ubiquitous as to be ignored, almost all simply fading away or destroyed by redevelopment. Maybe a future subject for a video?
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  9632. I lived in Norwich for many years during and after my time at UEA, including several years at West Pottergate not far from the location of your documentary. Well, I have walked right past those buildings hundreds of times and you're absolutely right - I am one of those who didn't realise that I was at a crossroads of history, although I had heard of the Baedecker raids. Thank you for that excellent and informative video. And thanks for showing me Norwich, which is my favourite English city.
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  9633. Brilliant video,very informative as always!
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  9634. I started reading about this campaign last year after diving the wreck of the St Didier off Antalya. She was a Vichy French Merchant vessel en route to resupply their forces in The Levant but was intercepted by the Fleet Air Arm who sank her there. Today she presents a fascinating dive into history (much like a French Thistlegorm) and this article has served to answer some of the questions which I still had about this campaign; thank you Mark.
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  9635. Thanks
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  9636. Well Done as always, Dr. Felton!
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  9637. I've never seen this footage before, thanks for showing it and your knowledgeable yet easy to understand commentary
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  9638. You're the best teacher I've had. Thanks
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  9639. Mark, you must be working flat out producing these videos. Thank you so much. I agree with previous comments about lightening up lockdown. You're doing a great job and I'm looking forward to the next one.
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  9640. We got two uploads today for We ❤ mark Felton day
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  9641. Best part of my day, Mark Felton video drop.
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  9642. Best channel on YT
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  9643. Great video again, More please, home sick...
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  9644. I see a new clip, I hit "LIKE". No shenanigans given!!
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  9645. Just as I finished my work, he uploads. Always bringing out interesting facts in history. Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  9646. Mark once again brings to light something I’ve never even heard or read about. Bravo Mark!
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  9647. Indiana Jones "TICKETS PLEASE"
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  9648. Mark, you and your (possible) editing team do a fantastic job on all of your vids. Cheers, from 🇺🇸.
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  9649. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  9650. There is indeed a reason over 1 million people subscribe to Mr Feltons channel.
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  9651. most historians don't know half this stuff mark does
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  9652. I’m a simple man. I see a Mark Felton video, I stop working and watch it.
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  9653. Just discovered the channel. A lot of great contents !
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  9654. What an amazing bunch of men! Thanks again, Dr. Felton.
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  9655. Again and again ,you keep these mini productions so informative. In my day these were like saying lets look through the round window.we are glued to it.great footage.i wish i had more time to watch more Mr Felton
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  9656. Wonderfully told - utterly engrossing
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  9657. A piece of history concerning the battle of Stalingrad I never knew about. Thanks Mark for another great Video. Always so informative and well researched. Yours is the only channel like this I like. I can rely on authenticity of everything presented. Thank again Mark.
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  9658. Love the vids . Keep the coming Mark
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  9659. One of your most important historical episodes.
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  9660. I worked with Englishmen for most of my younger years. Always a tone of admiration when these guys were mentioned. I didn't even really know who, and what they were until now.
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  9661. I have, for some time now, known a fair amount about the history of the Gurkhas and their relationship with Britain, but I would not have guessed that they have a patrolling of British royal residencies and the like. That, and the fact that you, Dr. Mark Felton, had actually applied towards becoming a part of the Britain/Gurkha tradition; very cool stuff to have learned about.
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  9662. Read that whilst they were guarding pow's in the Falklands, the Argentine prisoners stayed in the centre of the compound to be as far away from them as possible.
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  9663. I wonder why the UK does not recruit more Gurkhas to fill its ranks? These guys are outstanding.
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  9664. 20yrs ago I worked on a container ship chartered to the US TRANSCOM. We had 4 retired Gurkhas on board for security. Between 0000 and 0530 myself and one Gurkha were the only two on duty when at anchor (which was a majority of the time). I would make hourly rounds. Like you should when making rounds, I varied the time during the hour and the route of the round. EVERY SINGLE time, somewhere on the ship, I'd turn around, and there would be a smiling Gurkha behind me. He was having fun. On another ship, one of Gurkha's qualified on the M9 Barretta with a PERFECT score, while the ship was underway (that ship had a helipad they could do that on.) Oh, and their curry... YUMMY, but man, it burns!
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  9665. My Dad worked with Dr. von Braun and the German Rocket Engineers at Redstone arsenal (Huntsville, Al.) in the mid 50's when he was there with G.E. as a radar guidance Engineer. He was transferred to The Cape in '57 where he worked until '76 when he was transferred to Vandenburg AFB in Cali. I was born in Huntsville and grew up in Cocoa Beach, Fl. My Dad often talked about what a great Engineer and a great ambassador for everything rocketry Dr. von Braun was.
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  9666. A five minute gem from the master!
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  9667. Thanks for this video Mark and have a great weekend ahead!
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  9668. Very interesting piece. If it is there, once it's located it would be very difficult NOT to have it recovered. I am sure that funds would become available from some source or other, official or unofficial. Excellent work Mark.
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  9669. Wow! That's a relief. For one horrible moment I thought you were going to say that there really is a Nazi military base up there. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I enjoyed the change of pace and subject. Thanks again Dr Felton. 👍👍
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  9670. This is where the hidden treasures of military history are unearthed!
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  9671. I have been reading up about ww2 for nearly 4 decades and thought i knew a fair bit but again Mark you presented a snapshot of this conflict of which i had no knowledge, .........thank you!
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  9672. Starting the week off right!
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  9673. Dr. Felton's using his vast 'secret historical archives' in furtherance of another great video. Thanks, Mark.
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  9674. Your documentaries are always spectacular
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  9675. Always great learn , tanks Mr. Felton 👍 .
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  9676. First comment! Love the videos and your book. Guarding Hitler.
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  9677. Mark, this is an excellent piece. Your research (accompanied by appropriate video) is very impressive. Thank you
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  9678. Thank you, Mark Felton, for giving us a glimpse of Nazi Germany's "reality newsreels." Seriously, it is amazing to hear that some of the children of Nazi high officials are still alive today, or died a mere couple years ago.
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  9679. Fascinating stuff that you never really think of. Another top video by Dr Felton 🙂🙂
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  9680. Great idea for a video!
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  9681. Whenever I watch Mark Felton videos I always have like 8 tabs open of other Mark Felton videos I'm gonna watch.
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  9682. Thanks for another amazing upload! God bless
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  9683. Thank you so much, I've been waiting for you to do a story on this! Mark you're the best for bringing us great stories about history we never learned from books.
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  9684. Another facinating story Mark, well done, especially the translation as well!!!
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  9685. When the veterans of all the army's and you give the date of birth and death you realize how young some of them where . Thanks for another great video .
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  9686. Amazing research work ...congratulations from Brasil
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  9687. Best historian on YouTube.
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  9688. “… And now look at me, I am in Berlin!” Touched by this. Thank you!
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  9689. Oh wow this video content is very exclusive. Kudos! Dr.Felton🎉👍🏻👍🏻
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  9690. Not a moment's hesitation. Selected play immediately.
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  9691. Great, interesting video (as always!) Love the before and after comparison videos, amazing to see how it actually looked back then
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  9692. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you for your amazing work!
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  9693. Best channel on YouTube hands down 👌
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  9694. As a physician with the United State Army Medical Corps stationed in Frankfurt 1987-94, I attended medical conferences and took my young family for an Alpine vacation at what was formerly the Platterhof, then the General Walker Hotel of Armed Forces Recreation Center Berchtesgaden. I eagerly took the guided tour of the bunker system offered by AFRC. The guides claimed that, after hours when supervisors were absent, they had unlocked some of the doors to explore forbidden areas beyond. Possibly a misleading rumor to thrill the guests, but I believe that young people might not resist such a temptation if they had the means and could avoid detection.
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  9695. My Friday is made: The great MF drops a Berghoff bunker video. Cheers!
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  9696. Wonderful! I thought I knew a bit about that region's history but I knew nothing of this short but potentially history-changing period. Kudos!
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  9697. Fascinating, Mark. Thanks for taking the time to offer us this research.
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  9698. I was just picking out today's wardrobe and I see Mark has a new video. Of course I am watching the video before getting dressed 😂
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  9699. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  9700. Brilliant and historically accurate production as always Marc, I thoroughly enjoy watching your productions
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  9701. Another outstanding Dr. Felton production!
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  9702. “Oh, Adolph! You are naughty!” You never fail to deliver, doc. Happy 2024! Let’s get it!
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  9703. Thank you, Dr. Felton. Again you have created an excellent and informative video. Well done!
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  9704. Another amazing story and video. Thanks for sharing
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  9705. Excellent video Dr Felton! I hope to see you do more “Field Work” videos in the future. It really makes things that much more tangible. The hard work you put forth is always appreciated and this one is no exception!
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  9706. Thank you Mark, very informative I liked it it was off the beaten path not the typical tourist trap!
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  9707. Man, this channel just gets better!
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  9708. Your skill at creating unexpectedly interesting videos abounds, Dr. Felton. I also enjoyed the humourous Bond reference... 😁😁😁
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  9709. congrats on 2M subs. Have really enjoyed your content.
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  9710. Thank you for all your efforts, research and productions.
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  9711. I think that Type 95 ha go has to be the weakest Japanese tank of the Second World War. Hoping you be recovery soon Dr Felton.
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  9712. Get well soon, Dr Felton! Love this video on how to knock out Japanese tanks!
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  9713. Thanks for taking the effort to put out content when you're sick. Hope you feel better soon.
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  9714. The master historian strikes again ✌👍
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  9715. Another great lesson in history...that i loved watching!
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  9716. Hello Felton how are you doing today hopefully good and amazing video I love Indiana Jones
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  9717. I could listen to you for days. Such a informative great docu story telling voice of the highest caliber.
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  9718. So here’s this amazing history guy posing with storm troopers. You owe us the history of them now
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  9719. What a awesome video!
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  9720. Another informative Video Dr.
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  9721. Very interesting video, looking forward to the next!
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  9722. Brilliant Mark, absolutely loved this!
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  9723. i grew up in Schaumburg, Illinois which was settled by immigrants from Schaumburg. My father being from Germany was the official translator when the Burgermeister made a visit. If I would have seen this video then, I would have asked a thousand questions.
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  9724. Excellent video on an excellent tank. Historically the best tank that has ever been.
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  9725. The best historical WWII site on the Internet.
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  9726. Really great videos, Mark. Thanks for making them.
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  9727. Hey cool right as I get off work too. Thanks mark!
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  9728. You had me going until the "Big Reveal" Doctor Felton! Good one! And there's SOME viewers of this channel who think there's no room for a little humor. This might have made a good "April Fools Day" episode but I imagine you couldn't wait until then. I don't think I could have either! Well done!
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  9729. Excellent video! Thanks for all the content!
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  9730. Best history channel on YouTube. Excellent work sir, much appreciated.
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  9731. That was an amazing series. Thank you for your professional work. Presentation was clear and precise, all the details presented understandle for everybody. A+
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  9732. I was waiting for the creepy tune at the end and I got it. Amazing work Dr. Felton!
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  9733. Very hard to put into words how amazing all this new information, research and just trying to put this mysterious puzzle to something that makes any sense, except we have Professor Felton. It will certainly re-write the history books. Thank you Professor Felton !! What a series !!
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  9734. Sick Marck is back with another dope video!
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  9735. Outside the Headquarter of U.S Fleet Activities Sasebo, there is a pair of WW2 Japanese Type 94 Mountain Guns on display. Not sure they were captured during battle or acquired during occupation.
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  9736. I believe there is a WWI trophy Germany artillery piece (replete with bullet holes) in the town square of my little town in North Carolina.
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  9737. Always a good time when we get a new Mark Felton upload! 🙌🏼😁
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  9738. The American Legion post in the small Illinois town my mother grew up in has a German WW1 15cm Krupp Field Gun and barrel carrier, along with a 1913 German Howitzer. We climbed all over them in the 1980's and 90's.
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  9739. Mark always hitting it on the nose with his topical videos
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  9740. Thank you for covering this so perfectly Mr Felton! It always pains me to see how easily everyone simply ignores this unjust and criminal chapter of WW2. My grandfather was an army post officer. He talked a lot about the famine and how many villages he visited where no one was left alive. The occupation had ever-lasting effects in Iran. Stalin even tried to annex Iranian Azerbaijan and Kurdistan by establishing puppet soviet governments there.
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  9741. Herr Doktor Felton many thanks for your most educational video. I only knew a ice berg top view of Iran and the Allies of that ear. Work work is much appreciated.
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  9742. Look at this dashing man Mark Felton, thanks for bringing us so many pieces of history you gem of a human!
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  9743. Another fascinating quirk of history laid bare for us to feast on Dottore Feltone... Thank you indeed!
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  9744. History Channel: Did the Nazis create a Flying sauce and did they have contact with Aliens? Found out only on the History channel. Mark: Creates a video more informative than the history channel
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  9745. Another master piece from marvelous Mark
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  9746. I was thinking of this for a very long time. Thank You for bringing this to attention.❤
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  9747. Going to sleep now, will watch it tomorrow. Just came by to click a like because it's always the best :)
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  9748. EXCELLENT! As a retired CID agent myself I have never heard this story. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  9749. Never disappointed after watching a Mark Felton video, and this one is tops!
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  9750. Awesome adventure tale Mark. And its real, thanks!
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  9751. This channel is great. Been binging it for almost a week now. Highly educational. 👍👍
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  9752. Top notch content here, keep it up
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  9753. Interesting & well researched Mark; as usual.
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  9754. All due respect sent to you Dr. Felton. Thanks.
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  9755. Never a dull video, Mark!
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  9756. l had no idea these tiny islands were occupied by the German Army. l have anchored at the Minkees many times while sailing between the IoW and France, they are quite well known to sailors, and a beautiful overnight stop.
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  9757. Yet another terrific video on a story I never hear if before. Thank you!
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  9758. Thank you Mr. Felton for your wonderfully informative content. It is not just educational but also entertaining. God bless you .
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  9759. Thank you for this historical video, Mr. Felton. Well done.
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  9760. The sword was a meaningful gift in spite of Churchill's hatred for communism. Thank you for this very informative video Mark.
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  9761. This is the content I come her for!
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  9762. So very interesting video! Wasn't aware Japan sent that submarine across to Europe during WWII. Looking forward to your next video.
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  9763. Gees, just when you think you learn something new from yesterday’s video you do it again today. Keep them coming, Mark.
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  9764. Props for pronouncing "YOKOSUKA" correctly.👍
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  9765. Your videos are such an enjoyment. You speak and present like it’s a professional work, but you manage to do so without making it boring. Awesome
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  9766. Another gem from Mr Felton
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  9767. I have nout to add to this excellent video, and thus write nothing, except that I adore the use of the musical stab at 1:09.
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  9768. I suddenly realized I have a few of your books in my library. And I'm missing quiet a few of your books. Thanks for the fantastic post Mark.
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  9769. Excellent video and books! I own quite a few and really like them!
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  9770. Your books are awesome!!
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  9771. Ruby died of a pulmonary embolism, secondary to bronchogenic carcinoma, on January 3, 1967, less than a month after his cancer diagnosis, at Parkland Hospital, the same facility where Oswald and Kennedy died. He was buried beside his parents in the Westlawn Cemetery in Norridge, Illinois.
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  9772. oh my god Mark Felton and the JKF incident! Couldnt ask for more! Brazilian fan here.
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  9773. This man should of created the History Channel! The Man We Want, The Man We Need lol
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  9774. Dude mark is a legend. Hes better than my college history professor. Atta boy mark🤙🏼🍻
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  9775. Mark Felton everybody. I haven't even watched the video yet i know it's going to be good! Keep teaching us Mark, love your channel!
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  9776. Consistently brilliant channel, flawless. I think the main worry for subscribers is that Mark could run out of subject matter, but I think we all know that this particular well won't run dry. Mr F got a place on my 'Top 10 dinner guest list...' a long time ago...👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  9777. Certainly one of the greatest world war 2 historians I have ever seen
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  9778. I always learn something new from Mark Felton! Thanks for what you do, no one does this format better than you.
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  9779. You're very generous with your knowledge, thank you Sir!
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  9780. goed om mijn historische stad Nijmegen te zien. It's good to see my historical home town, Nijmegen. <3, thanks Mark Felton. 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
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  9781. excellent reporting Mark. thanks.
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  9782. If there is any person I’ll believe, during this time of disinformation and propaganda, it’s Mark Felton
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  9783. THE LEGEND HIMSELF MARK FELTON
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  9784. Mr. Felton - I want to thank you for all of your great research and videos. I wish that I had a history teacher as yourself when I was growing up. And I see that you are closing in on 1million subscribers! Congratulations in advance..
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  9785. Mark has taught me so much about history. So many people want to forget the history of our ancestors,but we must not forget our past or we will repeat it. Mark I thank you for teaching all of us about the forgotten history. Let’s get mark to 1 million subscribers!
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  9786. They weren't all WW2 air-raid sirens. We were still making new ones to enlarge the network during the 1960s. New towns needed sirens for the "four minute warning!"
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  9787. This is the subject that I have no knowledge of. I've learned something new today. Thank you Dr. Felton!!
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  9788. Awesome content as always mark! Always happy to see you upload.
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  9789. Thanks for the great videos, Mark! Learning a lot here!
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  9790. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you.
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  9791. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  9792. I learned something new today: previously I had never known of these structures. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  9793. The quality of this Program is always outstanding.
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  9794. Your videos are always class
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  9795. As usual Professor Felton the content top notch. Amazing story. I had not known about the attack in Oregon. You are a treasure sir. Thank you so much for the stories you bring us. I look forward to the notifications every few days. Cheers!
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  9796. Excellent work as always. I believe the japanese armistice markings were all white plane with dark green crosses.
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  9797. Better than a P-51 Mustang? Blasphemy! Thanks for another great video, Mark!
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  9798. Its 12:37am here in Saudi Arabia Mark but im still alive by watching your videos A Filipino subscriber here! Godbless sir
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  9799. Another excellent video Mark. Keep up the great work!
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  9800. Utterly fascinating, and very well presented (as usual).
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  9801. Very interesting as always !! Love your channel !!
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  9802. Finally I’m early with an video of yours (I’m an big channel fan, you make amazing content) 💜
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  9803. Loved it! Thank you for all you do, Dr. Felton.
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  9804. Excellent episode Dr. I grew up around Deptford in the 1950's and remember my old Mum telling me of her many frightening experiences during WW2 in that area
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  9805. Great video 👍👍👍!!!
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  9806. Another Mark Felton video, LET’S GOOOO! Always brightens my day! 😀
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  9807. I second Adriel Sebastian - consistently amazing hidden nuggets, keep them coming Doc
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  9808. Amazing story!
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  9809. Very interesting stuff Mark! I guarantee I'd never have heard this story without this video, so thanks!
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  9810. Thank you Dr Felton 👍🏻👍🏻
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  9811. This channel never fails to deliver. Who knew this before? Well done.
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  9812. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  9813. Thanks Mark for bringing this long forgotten story to light.
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  9814. I’m a real military history buff, but I always learn stuff from your excellent presentations 👍
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  9815. One can learn a lot from 3 minutes with Mark Felton. Thank you,sir!
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  9816. Heard you on the Dictators podcast this week Mark. Keep up the good work.
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  9817. 3 words that I didn’t expect to be true. The Doc continues to surprise.
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  9818. Finally something that YouTube content misses quite a lot which can enrich people's historical knowledge!
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  9819. Learn something new with every video thankyou Dr Felton
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  9820. Watch this banger 🔥🔥🔥
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  9821. Another story of great interest and high historical value! Thank you Mr. Felton for continuing to serve up such information!
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  9822. Mark, you're really smashing out the video lately. Always awesome viewing! 👌
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  9823. Well, I learned something new again.
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  9824. Thank you for resurrecting this piece of World War II history. The sons and daughters of Italy have contributed much to the growth of the United States of America since the early Century. I knew nothing of their service in the war, but it doesn't surprise me. Again MF, thank you for a most interesting piece of history.
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  9825. yet again another well presented and informative video... so thank you for keeping the best generation and their sacrafices never to be forgotten
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  9826. fine then, have your way. I wont sleep right now, not until after the video .
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  9827. Thank You Dr. Felton
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  9828. Well the winter of 1944-45 was the coldest winter in the history of Europe, so that makes sense.
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  9829. Thank you Mr. Felton for showing this bit of history of the overall battle in the area often overlooked in the history books!
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  9830. Thank you for making this!
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  9831. Here we go, the real History Channel.
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  9832. Dr Mark Felton is The Indiana Jones of the 21 century. Thank you for all your vidéo, i watched all of them ansf learned so much
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  9833. Won't find this on the History channel!! Thank you Dr. Felton
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  9834. You are right. I have not run across anything about this battle in all the books I have read on the subject. Thanks, Mark, for pointing this battle out to me. It is appreciated.
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  9835. Another excellent video and insight into US military operations in 1980s
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  9836. Love the videos Mark! Keep up the good work. Also got the notification within 30 seconds
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  9837. my Dad was there (RIP 2018) in the 80th division of Patton's 3rd army...pushing had to relieve Bastogne
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  9838. Watching this standing in my kitchen preparing my Christmas roast. How perfect! Cant ever miss a new video from Mark!
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  9839. Thanks Mark for this nice Christmas video. As a retired Army veteran I appreciate your remembrance of our brave soldiers in Bastogne during this holiday period and honor their bravery and sacrifice.
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  9840. I see mark Uploads, I watch
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  9841. Excellent and informative presentation, Mark. I can't understand why anyone would give such objective analysis a thumbs down.
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  9842. Awesome video. I live near Munich, and it's definitely worth a visit. First off all, the food is phenomenal, the people are generally nice and the alps are quite close. The best reason however are the museums this city offers. I've been to many places, but never found an equal amount of quality and density of museums. Munich is more than beer halls and the Oktoberfest ;)
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  9843. You are really brilliant Mr. Felton, in revealing ill known but important facts like these . Thank you. 👍👍
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  9844. Instant click.
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  9845. I have been waiting for a new video, I am so glad to see it now❤
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  9846. Man this is so crazy, if it wasn't for people like you Mr. Felton youtube be a less fun place to be. I love me some memes and silly stuff, But learning of history is a joy I have left in this world and your videos bring a brightness to my world. Thank you for helping us all learn and remembering those before us.
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  9847. Oh man. Nothing to do the whole evening and then mark uploads the entire series. Thank you sir! Bring out the 🍿 and 🍺
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  9848. Fleet Admiral Ernest King was the balding man in Admiral Nimitz clip. Drachinifel has a video with his voice.
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  9849. You are the best Mike, I have seen many dokumentaries but this is by far the most detailed video about Witman s death, one of the best if not the best tiger tank aces. Tumbs up for you and your chanel Mike.
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  9850. Great video. Way better then the history Channel
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  9851. Great video once again Mr. Felton!
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  9852. Thanks for the insight on this completely new to me mystery! Goes great with lunch
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  9853. Hey Mark! Great video. I find it incredible the torpedo sat there for many years before being picked up! What an unexpected thing to learn today, thank you for teaching me!
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  9854. Amazing story, Mr. Felton , and particularly since I am West coast born and raised. Bravo...
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  9855. My dad was a Navigator on Tinian Island. I have watched your channel for years and just think you put together everything SO WELL!! Thanks
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  9856. Your productions remind me a bit of the World At War series. Very well done sir and greatly appreciated!
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  9857. So little is told aout this war. Thank you. Great research and story telling.
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  9858. I remember that conflict... I have a mate and he was on HMS Invincible.. he didn't know if he was going to live or die.. Thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿
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  9859. Nice! Just watched the last episode like 20 minutes ago. Outstanding Work!
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  9860. Brilliant uploads,serious hard work put into these videos as ever.Many thanks mark…
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  9861. Another excellent and most interesting video. I love this channel. Cheers from New England!
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  9862. Yet another excellent piece, of accurate information, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  9863. This is fascinating. At least one book is devoted to plane crashes in a national park in the States. Mayday! Mayday! by Jeff Wadley and Dwight McCarter details crash sites in The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, many of which are World War II vintage.
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  9864. great video as always Mark!
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  9865. Speaking of Scandinavia, celebrations in Denmark in 1945 that marked the end of WW2 had unintended complications for the then future construction of the Oresund bridge liking Copenhagen in Denmark with Malmö in Sweden. The RAF performed an airshow in Copenhagen Harbour, with live bombs. Unfortunately, some of the bombs used sank to the bottom of the Sea without exploding, and many were blissfully unaware the danger until dredging work on the fixed link between the two nations got under way. Every time a bomb was accidentally scooped up by one of the dredgers, the Royal Danish Navy was called in to relatively safely detonate the bombs. In total, 16 unexploded bombs from the WW2 era were removed and destroyed. To say the least, it was lucky no one was injured
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  9866. Another great WW2 video in the endless line of Mark Felton WW2 video stories. I just love this stuff and usually learn something completely new!
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  9867. I normally dislike videos with sponsors but I just can't do it to Mark, so I gave a like
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  9868. Well done as always sir a hearty Bravo Zulu to you Mr. Felton..
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  9869. As usual I learned something new today. Thank you
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  9870. I clicked this with 2 views count, after 9 minutes, it was at nearly 2k views.. Anyway - really impressive research and narration, as always.
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  9871. You always deliver fascinating and high-quality content Dr. Felton!
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  9872. Sunday morning coffee and a new video to watch. Great way to start the day.
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  9873. I'm so glad i didn't have Mark Felton videos in middle school. I would've been insufferable. Thanks from me and my classmates, mark.
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  9874. I'm a 35 year veteran WW2 researcher ( published and worked with the Government on projects) This is a new one on me. Nice one Mark.
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  9875. Its getting old saying "I never heard this before" but there you go. Thank you again Dr. Felton for creating these videos to record these obscure but important events so that they wont be forgotten.
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  9876. Elvington airbase now a museum has parts of the wrecked JU88 Shot down in either march or april 45
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  9877. Thanks for the info Mark..excellent as usual Regards from Chile 🇨🇱
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  9878. Excellent video. I was very pleased to recently meet Derren Nesbitt, one of the few surviving cast members of WED. It was quite surreal to meet him.
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  9879. A Mark Felton long form video on a Saturday. Awesome weekend treat!
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  9880. 🎖️🏆🤗🧡💪 Thank you for sharing this
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  9881. Whoa! 15 minutes ago! Been waiting for a Mark Felton video!
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  9882. Really have enjoyed all these uploads lately Dr. Felton!!! Thanks..!
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  9883. The shows of Bigfoot I’ve watched didn’t mention such evidence & were unbelievable, so thanks for the eye opening show.
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  9884. Excellent exploration of another little-known facet of WW2. Thanks, Mark.
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  9885. Outstanding on the historical analysis, Dr Mark!
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  9886. It’s amazing how many things Dr. Felton has taught me.
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  9887. Only two minutes in, yet already a great video Mark 🛸
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  9888. Watching this video made me order Marks book “guarding Hitler the secret world of the fuhrer” cannot wait!!
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  9889. I was an Artilleryman in the US Army from 92-97 and i tell you this. Our Drill Instructors burned their story into our brain!
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  9890. Another brilliant production sir. I've learnt more from you and your team than during all my school history lessons put together.
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  9891. Love the content, very interesting! I always learn something new, thank you for all the hard work.
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  9892. Thank you Mark ! 👍Your video added to my Father's Day !
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  9893. These obscure tidbits of history are why I’m subscribed and keep watching. Thanks once again Doctor Felton!
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  9894. Is this not one of the best channels on YouTube?
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  9895. I love your mini-documentaries. Thanks so much!
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  9896. Great story. Keep up the good work!
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  9897. A sadly moving post. Thank you for sharing.
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  9898. Thank you for beeing objective - this channel is one of my favourite. You can also check on famous case of not inviting representatives of Polish forces to Victory parade in 1946
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  9899. Thank you for this video. It fills many holes in their story.
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  9900. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  9901. Brilliant commentary, Mark.
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  9902. Fascinating as always Mark 👍
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  9903. ALWAYS ORIGINAL CONTENT VERY INFORMATIVE
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  9904. Excellent work Sir
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  9905. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  9906. MARK ,, YOUR WORK IS IMPECCABLE MY FRIEND !! I DON'T HAVE A CLUE HOW YOU COME UP WITH ALL THIS INFORMATION , BUT KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA USA...........
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  9907. Perfect raining in East Tennessee ,now I have something interesting to watch. Thanks Mark 👍
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  9908. thanks Dr. Felton!
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  9909. Thanks Mark for the upload. It is perfect to listen to while I work out.
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  9910. This chaps quality seemingly obscurantist seriously well factually well researched war stories are a gem for us today and the future. And what may I say a well timed programme of interest with civilian army now breaking out in Ukraine not forced just people. History is so easy in retrospect. It is great how it is put into context as well in the 21st C. I always come out much wiser after these programmes and oddly entertained and morally more thoughtful. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  9911. Amazing presentations I always learn a lot of stuff from you
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  9912. Loving being among the first get a lesson from Dr Felton 🫡
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  9913. The next 5:24 are going to be awesome!
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  9914. Re 7:26 Mark, the Zero cockpit was originally displayed at the IWM Kennington, London in the 70s as I used to see it there during my frequent visits as a teenager. IWM Duxford was first opened in 1976, so I guess that it moved there after that date.
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  9915. Thank you Mark for your history!!
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  9916. Such a great documentary, er, I mean movie! Woof, woof, woof!
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  9917. There's six unmarked A 10 Warthogs sitting on the tarmac at U Tapao airport in Rayong Thailand . Maybe they won't sell and will 'move on soon'?
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  9918. I like to call Iranian F-14s 'Cannibal Cats' do to how they're maintained.
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  9919. Awesome story, I love that you always seem to find relevant pictures also 👍
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  9920. Mark Felton, the best teacher in WW2. That a fact.!😎❤👏👏👏🇺🇸👨‍✈️
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  9921. just are the best!
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  9922. Mark Felton thanks for showing us information that would be lost if it was for you dedication
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  9923. i had never heard of this amazing action and i deem myself not bad on second world war history, thanks for the education with a brilliant narrative. you have a voice that people can listen to. subscribing..
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  9924. I learn something NEW about WW2 every day from your channel.
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  9925. Excellent Friday video. Bring it on!
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  9926. Lucky day for us Markyacks!
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  9927. This post is outstanding work once again Dr. Felton, much appreciated and another original footnote to be added to the history of WWII. (Did you look into the general financial history of Kruger and her husband from 1947 to death...might shed some light on the "bag of diamonds" component of this story. Thank you for your hard work and publishing this information.
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  9928. I lived and travelled past that bomb for 2 years, from 2013 to 2015, as a student at the university of Exeter. I am amazed by what lied mere meters from my path to my courses, and horrified about what my parents would have gone through had the bomb gone off at the wrong time. Thank you, Mr. Felton, for this video, which I will surely show my friends!
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  9929. Great stuff! Pilots used to say the altimeter gauge on Lightnings went, "50, 60, classified....."
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  9930. As soon as I get a notification, I go to the video. Always worth my time.
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  9931. Pre-emtively saying good work Mark, Keep up the good work!
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  9932. Mark won’t rest until every single word of information on ww2 is cataloged on his channel will he?
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  9933. I learn something new everyday with Dr. Felton.
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  9934. When I was in Berlin last week. I visited a Soviet war memorial with two of them there.
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  9935. Very interesting topic Dr. Mark. Many thanks for posting!!
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  9936. The Czechoslovak version is pronounced "CHAAP" (čáp), meaning stork.
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  9937. You're channel is the real deal. 👌
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  9938. Great video mark keep up the gud work :)
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  9939. Mfw youre literally making better content than the history channel
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  9940. Dr. Felton is not only a great historian but also does quite a good job as a real estate agent I must say
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  9941. Hyper-appreciate your content as always Dr. Felton!
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  9942. For those who say this is what the History Channel should look like, and I agree, support Mark on Pateron so he will continue educating us. Thank you Mark for your videos. Not sure if you know, but Americans are taught nothing about the Korean War is school. Ironic how to takes a non-American to teach us about our history. Keep the videos coming.
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  9943. MFProd: Concise, coherent, relevant clips and photos. Well researched. Touching details. HistChan: Long-drawn, incoherent, irrelevant clips and photos. Not well researched. Embarrassing.
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  9944. Absolutely outstanding, I simply can't wait for the next episode 👏👏👏
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  9945. When searching for truth, context is everything - thank you for giving Himmler's death the detailed Dr. Felton treatment it so badly needs. Great stuff, I've been waiting for this ever since I subscribed to your channel!
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  9946. As always informative, accurate and a damn pleasure to watch! Keep up the amazing work mate!
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  9947. I watch all the Mark Felton videos and the ads too even without wifi. I’ll use my date on this content any day.
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  9948. always a good one. thanks mark felton. youre a great author, and even better historian.
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  9949. An interesting bit of history: Operation Pastorius was named after Francis Pastorius, who founded the first permanent German settlement in what is now the US, Germantown, Pennsylvania, in 1683.
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  9950. Crikey. I never cease to be amazed at his military stories, with footage etc. Thanks from the old Aussie mate.
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  9951. You sir are an international treasure, thank you for everything you do.
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  9952. Always a great and informative day when Doc. Mark Felton uploads
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  9953. love the videos as always keep up the good work
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  9954. Just in time while I’m gluing the turret on my Panzer IV model! Thank you Mark!
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  9955. Always appreciate content from Dr. Felton, thank you for all the hard work!
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  9956. Excellent pronunciation of, "Newfoundland."
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  9957. Doctor, your prowess in the realm of history is just amazing. I recommend you to all of my friends. You have covered topics I haven’t even thought of. Well done!!
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  9958. The depth of information in Dr Felton's videos often have me thinking "how does he find all of this stuff out?". The videos are endlessly interesting. Many thanks!
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  9959. What an interesting historical service you offer Mark. 10/10
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  9960. Many thanks for posting Mr. Felton!! Another great video!
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  9961. thank you Mark
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  9962. This particular operation provoked a grave political crisis in Paris. SHAEF wanted Strasbourg abandoned; to De Gaulle and his men, this was unthinkable and unacceptable. The Anglo-Saxons had to relent.
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  9963. Im limping from the left side but it's ok because we got a new dr. Felton video
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  9964. There were a lot of bren gun carriers used in Australia, especially in Tasmania. I had one in the 1990s
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  9965. This was a cool video. A friend of mine has a fully restored and decked-out Kubelwagon from The Netherlands; also a restored US WW2 Willys Jeep.
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  9966. Thank you Mark for sharing this with us!
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  9967. Mark Felton; I must once again thank you for all your hard research and attention to detail. I don’t care for this topic alone however; you always seem to teach me something new regarding many topics I myself felt “well read” on. Bravo Mr. Felton. From all of us to you!
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  9968. Remind me of ‘In the name of the father’ movie. May God bless you for sharing your history knowledge. I am always grateful to listen to your videos. Starting from the intro classical.
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  9969. straightens keyboard, maximizes video, leans back - the theme drops
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  9970. Of course I found this interesting Mark, just as all your videos are. Best YouTube war channel by far🏆💛🎖
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  9971. I have yet to see a Mark Felton production that I have not liked.
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  9972. Thank you Dr, Felton for this early Sunday morning treat of a video , your context is unmatched by anyone or any programme of any type
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  9973. Very interesting piece, Mark. It's an area that I know quite well, but I didn't know of the existence of this place. Thanks.
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  9974. 1:45 clip of Canadian landian craft on Juno Beach! 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
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  9975. Thank you so much for this and many historical videos you post. I'm writing a spy novel and this video gives me ideas about the theme. Keep it coming! 😊
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  9976. in 2005 I obtained a Colt Browning model MG38BT .30 CAL BMG receiver on a table at a gun show in of all places Brisbane, Australia for fifty dollars. Receiver had been cut in half. Turns out only about one thousand were ever made, a contract for the Dutch East Indies in WW2, so it is quiet rare. I had it welded back together, fitted some standard 1919A4 parts, and now it is a nice deactivated display piece on a 1919A4 tripod.
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  9977. I remember when I was watching this channel at 300k subscribers. Really love your channel I've been watching for a long time! Keep up making ww2 videos!
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  9978. I just watched your Göring death video, and, as a neuropsychologist, I wanted people to know that because of the Flynn effect, an IQ of 135 (very high at the time) would be approximately equivalent to at most a regular IQ of 100 today. It's impossible to say precisely, though.
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  9979. Evening Mark hope your having a good Sunday
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  9980. As always, well done!
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  9981. Nelson was the bravest cat... I ever knew
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  9982. While in Iraq (04'-05'), Stg44s started making an appearance with insurgents. Many neighboring countries looking to confound the Coalition Forces (ie.Americans), supplied outdated or mostly worn out weapons to insurgent groups in Iraq. Iranian manufactured G3, Syrian Stg44s, and a whole host of WWII weapons from Islamic African nations or rebel groups. Enfield and Mauser rifles were not uncommon, Stens and PPshs or similar were around and we even found a box of Thompson SMG mags, but not the subgun itself.
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  9983. G'day Mate I'm watching from all the way down under from Mount Gambier in the State Of South Australian.🥇🇦🇺🦘⚜️👑⚜️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  9984. I love this purely because you pronounced "Bodenplatte" correctly. Anything else from then on is a bonus.
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  9985. Wow another block buster world war history video..and I was up late just watching a mark Felton prior video about WW11 videos....
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  9986. Happy Halloween 🎃
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  9987. The one in Yarmouth this year a friend sent me a video of it, he was in his car going home and caught in traffic, quite something
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  9988. Everything stops when Dr. Mark Felton posts a new video
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  9989. I was looking forward to see this video. When the intro music is more dramatic, it's like entering boss level.
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  9990. I love your videos Dr Felton. I even recommend ed you to my old Grade 12 Social teacher who is a big Ww2 buff
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  9991. Friday, end of curfew and alarm state in my country aaand i have a mark felton video for when i get home after work. This is as good ad it gets. Well done Mr. Dr. Felton. Thanks.
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  9992. AS SOON AS I SEEN THE NAME MY JAW DROPPED
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  9993. Your use of archival footage is better than a lot of tv documentaries I've seen. These videos are truly amazing.
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  9994. the intro is like an alarm clock for me..makes me wide awake''thanks Mark'
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  9995. I'm an American and Mark has me questioning what I was taught in history class. General Zhukov beat the Japanese in 1939. This is the same Zhukov who lead the troupes to capture Berlin. In the US we were taught the Japanese surrendered after the use of two atomic bombs, but there's more and more evidence indicating that may not be correct. The military thought the bombs were not as effective as the "Dresden type" firebombings or the other Japanese cities. There was only material for one more bomb. What I learned from Mark is, the Japanese already lost to Zhukov/Soviet Union. It wasn't until the Soviet Union declared war on Japan, not the use of the second atomic bomb is when Japan surrendered.
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  9996. What an absolutely fascinating and ultimately sad story, thanks for all your hard work Mark - much appreciated by anyone with an interest in history.
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  9997. Nice video bro
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  9998. I now see why Romania suffered so badly after WW2. Thank you for sharing this history.
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  9999. Very good. Very good indeed. Superb! This is more info then ever told. Sure there must be more details. Let's hope Mark Felton will dig it all up and bring new facts to light. Thank you.
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  10000. Another in a long line of fascinating stories, always told with great detail and balance
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  10001. Stopping my day to watch this!!
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  10002. Fantastic, really interesting.
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  10003. I love mark felton channel history...I love it I've learned more...more power idol mark!
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  10004. Yes! A great way to start the week! 👍
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  10005. Mark Felton Prosuctions the true History Channel; thanks again for your brilliant channel and hard work!👍🏽💯😁
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  10006. Just when you thought you knew all about WWII arms. Mark Felton uploads...
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  10007. So close to a million! Really happy to see you growing and growing, I've learnt so much from this channel and it's been extremely helpful in some cases (eg last years Nazi Germany topic for GCSE's). Unfortunately I never got to take the exam but I still watch the videos every time!
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  10008. The Downing Street Cats, Hitler's Alligator, and now Nazi Rocket Monkeys! I love this channel.
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  10009. Firs!
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  10010. Thank you very much Mr. Mark for today's video❤
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  10011. My European tour in 2011 was going to the Eagles nest, but it snowed the day before we were scheduled to go there, and they shut down the mountain and I was not able to see it. I can see that I really missed a great view. Thank You Mark for taking me there.
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  10012. Only 10 minutes till I go to work I gotta watch this 7 minute mark Felton video
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  10013. I loved the comments from Sir Winston at the end of the video. Excellent job here as always.
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  10014. I shall expect more Voice Reenactment Dr Felton, Now go Forth ❤️
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  10015. A damm good subject for Ian Mcollum! He could do a series on his channel.🥰 Great content,as usually Mr. Felton!!👏👏👏👏
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  10016. The questions at the end of your very fine video are important. Thank you, Mr. Felton
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  10017. These series need to be shown in schools i spend hours listening to these Thank you dor your history inputs
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  10018. I have just sent 20 quid to Mark Felton, have you? Remember, use it or lose it, people
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  10019. I've never been this early
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  10020. One of my college professors in the 1970s saw the raising of the stars and stripes at Iwo Jima. He said he was off loading crates of ammo and that the pictures we see of that iconic moment were actually staged 20-30 minutes later for the photographers with different men.
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  10021. I grew up very near the Purley Way and my first job, after leaving school in 1981, was at Croydon Airport (awful job!). I must have driven up and down the Purley Way literally hundreds of times without having any idea about this! 😮😮😮
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  10022. How fascinating! I remember Purley Way as a young scooter rider in the 60's as the address of Lambretta UK!
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  10023. Great video, Thanks.!
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  10024. If you like Mark, you MUST read “Operation Swallow”. It is an absolute masterpiece. I promise you won’t be able to put it down.
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  10025. Great content, happy new year!
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  10026. Kudos for your pronunciation of Alsatian town and village names!
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  10027. Thank you Mark, always informative. ,
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  10028. Always interesting topics!
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  10029. man your videos are fascinating
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  10030. Wow, thank you, Mark, my IQ is up .1%
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  10031. Thank you. First time I've ever heard helicopters were used in World War 2.
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  10032. ☝Dr. Felton, I disagree. Surviving a Ryanair flight is categorically more exciting (dangerous) than a Junkers.
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  10033. stop stop... Mark Felton - I click!
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  10034. Mark - you certainly kicked off 2021 with one of your quality productions! I have heard of the Goliath before, but never really paid any attention to it - thank you for enlightening your many fans. Keep up the good work. I look forward to future releases in the new year.
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  10035. I’m lucky to remember the Veterans marching proudly on Memorial Day. I’ll never forget two old men meeting in a budgens supermarket who recognised each other from the war. That was 1991.
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  10036. Awesome Men… G-Pa was on rocket boats in WWII
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  10037. In 2016, I went to Pearl Harbor and met many survivors, including four of the last five men who were on board the USS Arizona on that fateful day.
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  10038. thanks Mark, just poured myself a beer, this is going to go down nicely
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  10039. There is another one of these large stone wreath-clutching eagle reliefs minus the Swastika just 50 meters from where I used to live in Hanover on the Langensalzastraße. It's at the base of the Olympic Torchbearer's Column at the edge of the Maschsee - which coincidentally to the Olympics, was inaugurated in 1936. The Maschsee is a giant artificial lake built by Hitler as a "make work" scheme for over a thousand unemployed but shovel-ready men; not unlike the projects ordered by Roosevelt in the U.S. during the Great Depression. Under the shadow of this Eagle, the company I used to work for built an artificial beach for football fans to enjoy during the 2006 World Cup in Germany. 😂
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  10040. Went to this video like an arrow!
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  10041. “The Lord of the Bling”!!!! Between the title, and “the first unpleasantness” remark, I am more hooked on Dr. Felton’s videos than ever!!!
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  10042. I love it when I see a title beginning 'The Forgotten.........' because I know that I am in for another fantastic Mark Felton learning experience! Thanks Mark 👍.
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  10043. Even for a channel that specializes in the obscure and forgotten aspects of WW2, this video is quite a revelation. Thank you.
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  10044. Thank you for this video, I never knew about this!
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  10045. Happy Thanksgiving DR. Felton
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  10046. nah its main belt was 140 mm, that could easily withstand some HE
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  10047. Congratulations on 2 million subscriptions😮 0:37
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  10048. Wow!!!. Once more. Dr. Felton. You have brought to my attention another fascinating learning experience. I spent 10 years working in the Nuclear industry, an i didn't know this. Thank you.. I really enjoy your videos. No matter the topic.!!!
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  10049. Another fine example of Dr. Felton keeping us informed on critical history that ties in with our current headlines thanks for all you do hope you and yours are well!!
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  10050. Mark Felton is a national treasure! Keep up the great work. I saw you in Norwich once out for a walk.
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  10051. Fantastic mission. The Germans never reacted quite unlike them.Thanks Doc!
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  10052. Man, Mark's been killing it lately!
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  10053. I had learned about the photo recon and the higher level debates among the scientists (V.R. Jones wrote Most Secret War) but had no idea about the physical acquisition of parts. Wonderful educational work.
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  10054. I thought Id read a lot about the v2, but this was excellent to learn the stories of the captured one.
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  10055. Amazing video and interesting story. Definitely something to keep me occupied in times like these.
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  10056. As someone with a general interest in history and ww2, these vids are amazing. Thanks
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  10057. I love the way you tell it man,it’s beautiful. I love history myself we need more.that we haven’t Heard of.
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  10058. This guy is amazing and tells it how it is or was .. no over complicating.. thanks mark keep up the great work
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  10059. Your videos are works of art.
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  10060. Mark you gave a good feeling for just how crazy and intense the fighting for Berlin was in this video.
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  10061. IN German GALIZIEN = Galizi-en not Galizi:n. Like Serbien, Belgien, Bulgarien, Rumänien, Spanien etc.
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  10062. Notifications work so well got first thumbs up AND comment! Thanks for your hard work❤
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  10063. M.F.P is probable the only channel I watch on Youtube where I click the "like" button before I even watch the video. This is yet another excellent video!
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  10064. Listening to the intro music, I thought this was the Mark Eastwood channel.
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  10065. Awesome short documentary as usual! Thank you, mr. Mark Felton!
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  10066. Another excellent historical video. Thank you Mark.
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  10067. Mr. Felton, I absolutely love your documentary videos. I live in the USA of German heritage and having an intense interest in history, I've learned immensely from your efforts. Thank you very much. It would be great if a major channel such as the History Channel, Discovery, BBC, PBS, or even a streaming service were to contract with you to create full-length documentaries. Such would be a just reward and provide wide recognition of your work.
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  10068. Your history telling is just simply amazing!
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  10069. I’ve been waiting for this! I knew eventually this topic would be covered by Mark.
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  10070. Just wanted to say thank you for calling them the Entente I cannot tell you how frustrating it is when history educators refer to them as the Allies.
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  10071. Mark, as a amateur military historian, I appreciate and look forward to all of these new productions. I finally broke down and contributed something I'm going to do it again it's totally worth it keep them coming it's wonderful
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  10072. Bro u r doing great content
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  10073. I have an 1853 Pattern cavalry sword inherited from my father. It’s hanging on the wall in my living room.
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  10074. I was a squad leader in Iraq and took a beautiful browning hi- power off a Iraqi Officer. I could’ve tried to get it back but in the end didn’t think the risk was worth the punishment. As American Officers were drooling over it, I made sure to throw it on the pile of weapons hard enough to ruin the beautiful blued finish. I often regret giving it up as it’s my favorite pistol model. 😢
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  10075. Ah, the sweet voice of reason. Well done Mark. Makes a change from the hysterical claims of neo-Nazis who just can't accept the original movement was crushed. I'm talking about you Robert Sepehr!
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  10076. Another of many phenomenal videos from Dr. Felton.
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  10077. Great video as always, I don’t think I’ve yet to see one of your videos that hasn’t taught me something new!
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  10078. You just never know what you are going to find on this channel. Always interesting and thought-provoking.
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  10079. best ww2 videos on youtube
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  10080. Absolutely fascinating and informative video, as always. Thank you.
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  10081. Another great video!
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  10082. Mark Felton is the best military historian of 2021. He needs his own TV program. 📺
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  10083. Dr. Felton is so awesome. Thanks Doc, from a guy with a Bachelor’s degree in history and a still living Grandfather who fought the Nazis as an infantryman in the 95th infantry.
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  10084. I’ve been buying your books Mr. Felton.
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  10085. Always top videos mark I've always been a hands on history type person cheers mate from Australia
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  10086. And again a fascinating story I had never heared of. Thanks, Mark!
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  10087. I’ve always wondered why the b 29 was t used in Europe during the war. Now I know. Plus info I didn’t know to think about, well done Mark
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  10088. Thank you for your effort, and the information.
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  10089. Can you do a video specifically about tanks in the Allied invasion of Sicily? Love your videos!
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  10090. Dr. Felton never ceases to amaze us. Thank you.
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  10091. I’ve always wondered why the B-29 wasn’t deployed in Europe. Thanks to Mark I wonder no longer.
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  10092. absolutely fascinating! Utterly rare b-29 info, wow
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  10093. He wrote: Spreche meinen besten Dank aus. It is polite just a little offhand as the reply to a long, congratulatory message. My understanding is that its curtness gave the message , go ... yourself and not the actual wording used. The effect is like if you received a long, effusive, formal message and replied: Thanks. Hitler was probably expecting something on the lines of: His majesty King Christian of Denmark wishes to extend cordial thanks to the Reichschancellor of Germany for his kind words on the occasion of ..., etc which could be published and used in newsreels and for general propoganda purposes.
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  10094. Very informative, Coach
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  10095. Thanks For The Lovely Video You Brought To Us Mark Felton!Also Yeah The Posibility Is Kinda Concerning.
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  10096. I really like aviation history on this channel the best!❤❤❤❤
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  10097. I love Dr. Felton's WWII history videos! There are so many things I never knew that went on! He is the best
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  10098. Notification squad! Love your videos Mark. They are the best thing to watch and listen to on the train ride home. Thank you
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  10099. Another fine video .Tank you.....
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  10100. I knew a bit about this as the unit appears in Multi-Man Publishing's mammoth sized board wargame game The Greatest Day: Sword, Juno & Gold Beaches. "17.8 C Squadron/Inns of Court Historical Note: this Unit had a special mission. It was to race behind enemy lines and blow bridges over the Orne to impede German reinforcements coming onto the battlefield. They were matched up with 73rd Field, RE and together went off to the races to find targets. Things didn’t go as planned as they had trouble getting off the beaches after being accidentally attacked by a friendly tank, then, after reorganizing and trying again on day two, they were strafed by USAF Thunderbolts …but have a go yourself and see what happens. C/Inns of Ct Unit is always In Command and may pass Troop Quality checks in lieu of spending command points (just like Commandos). They can also blow any bridge in the game (not just named ones). Just end up adjacent to one, perform an Engineer Action and roll the die…0 and it’s blown. Place a Bridge Destroyed marker on the Bridge and it doesn’t exist any more. If you roll a 6-9, well, any number of unfortunate things are considered to have happened and the Unit is eliminated. If you roll a 1-5, nothing happens. As an added incentive (and to give a reason for the space being spent on this Unit), if you manage to blow a bridge over the Orne (the Orne extends from 43.048 to 38.035), reduce the 21st Panzer-Division Troop Quality by one. Blow another one over the same river and you can reduce the 12th SS Panzer-Division Troop Quality by one…but that’s all you get. Good Luck."
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  10101. Hi there Mark, another great video!
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  10102. Awesome video!
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  10103. Great stuff Mark! Saw you on a different doc about some Japanese atrocities during WW2. Kinda cool to see you talking and educating on the subject.
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  10104. Well researched, Mark. Thank you. Like many of the others, I never knew these facts because they were not told in the history books I studied.
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  10105. First Dr. Felton reveals the lost "Band" Beach on D-Day, from Eisenhower's Top Secret plans. Now Ike's taking joy rides.
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  10106. Another stunning Nugget that I did not know. Dr. Felton would have been a General if he was in WW2. He is an Honorary General to me and the rest of his Fans. Thank you
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  10107. "Eisenhower was screwed into the aircraft cockpit". In the event of a forced landing,he certainly was 🤣🤣🤣
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  10108. I have been studying World War II for 40 years and I have never heard of this. Thanks Mark.
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  10109. Love the videos! A guaranteed watch for me. Thank you Mark!!
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  10110. Fascinating story about General Eisenhower and one which I never knew about, thanks Professor Felton.
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  10111. Just another reason to love this channel. I learn something new every time I tune in. Thanks, Mark Felton!!!
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  10112. Love this channel and this story crazy!
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  10113. Thanks Mark, school day kinda sucks right now.
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  10114. This will be a good evening lecture. Thank you Mark for your enthusiasm <3
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  10115. Fascinating, better than cable television. Cheers.
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  10116. I've just finished reading your book The Sea Devils. I seldom get the time to read for any length of time. Due to the holidays I finished it in two days. A fantastic book.
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  10117. A small Japanese tank (not sure what type) is still on display at one of the beaches here on Saipan. The Sherman tanks are submerged tho.
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  10118. I wonder Mark if the American M-102 also has been transfered to Ukraine. I know when I went through Field Artillery Cannon Crewman training with Battery B 1st Cannon Training Battalion at Fort Sill, Oklahoma in the Summer of 1980 the towed artillery crewmen trained on M-102A1 Howitzers. I personally was trained on the M-109A1 155mm SPG and M-110A1 8 inch SPG. I don't think there are any M-110A1 or M-110A2 8 inch SPGs left. I was told by a Sergeant First Class that all of the American M-110 series SPGs were dumped in the Atlantic Ocean as artificial reefs.
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  10119. This is why i love MFP, all of his videos are unbiased and strictly based on fact. HC is now alien conspiracies and theories of flat earth, which is why i don't trust them anymore. Let us thank him for the work he's done for history buffs like us.
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  10120. Missing the name of teddy kollek. Ex mayor of jerusalem. He had a huge finger in buying chech ex nazi arms for israel. In 1975 i volunteered working in a israeli kibutz named mishmar ha negev. The youth movement their , karin , was still doing shooting practice with the k 98 including with all the eagle and swastika stamps and ofcourse with the uzi witch i had as a personel weapon during my service time in the dutch army.
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  10121. I am currently restoring an old sportized K98. I was pretty surprised the new stock I ordered for it came out of Isralie surplus. It has “7.62” carved into the bottom of the buttstock, but other than that, rifle is looking reasonably original Fantastic to know the origins of that stock
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  10122. Good video
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  10123. Great video as usual…lived in Czech at one point and actually lived near street named after fellow in video…😂
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  10124. Looks like I am going to be late to my job.
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  10125. Thank you, Mr. Felton, for all your videos... An entire generation of people have virtually forgotten what WWII meant to Earth; I hope at least some are learning through your efforts. Lest we forget... My father was a Signalman in The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada (Vancouver) during WWII. He never talked much about the European theatre they were involved in, so I'm not certain where they ended up over that time; though I know he was in The Netherlands for certain... He only ever wanted to share his stories while stationed in British Columbia (defensive communications up the West Coast of Canada), or England (once he got there). He didn't like war. - Thank you again!
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  10126. The work and research that went into this video is just outstanding. The pictures, the videos, the production and the whole narrative is just sheer quality!! Mark Felton Productions videos of WW2 history should be used as part of the media tools to teach in schools and colleges.
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  10127. Wonderful video love what you do
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  10128. Been there. You are correct as a Great Place to visit! 💙💙💙💙
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  10129. Mark THE MAN WHO just keeps finding new awesome stuff
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  10130. Always interesting, Mark!
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  10131. 🎖️🤗🏆🙏🇺🇲 Thank you for sharing
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  10132. Another little known operation detailed perfectly by Mark. Especially enjoyed the original footage!
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  10133. Amazing details and very intresting piece of history equally as relivent today!
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  10134. I was there in 1999 with UK Kfor, The russians used to drive around their parts of pristina on BMPs pissed up firing AK's in to the air. Awful discipline in the Russian Army. The Czechs, Canadians, US even the KLA were better troops. Czech Special forces near Produjevo were man giants. Most of us were there purely and simply to stop any more war and civilian killing, the russians just obstructive.
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  10135. Wasn't one of the maps where depleted Uranium munitions had ended up? It seemed pretty obvious to me, I guess you must have missed some bits of the videos displayed information?
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  10136. Very insightful, Dr. Mark Felton. From October 1998 to January 1999, I was one of the US KDOM mission members in Belgrade and Pristina. We were the first major element in there. Reflecting on the memories from what I was involved with and saw as things unfolded for the worst is something that will always be a part of me that I cannot forget.
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  10137. Thank you Professor Felton!!!! It’s absolutely amazing how you can make history completely relevant to current situation. I was active army for many years and I was in when Kosovo was going on. I remember hearing in some of our briefs how it was a potential hotspot for a world conflict.
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  10138. Absolutely riveting explanation of how North Korea came to be. Brilliant once again from The Guvnor.
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  10139. Thanks for this video Dr Felton, I definitely learnt something new today!
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  10140. Thank for honoring the memory of those soldiers and letting us know about those who served in the Korean war. More videos of the lesser known countries who served in that war would be much appreciated. Thanks
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  10141. Super interesting! Thanks for the research on this!!
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  10142. interesting historic event which could have ended in a very messy way. thanks for sharing the story mark felton
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  10143. Any Mark Felton video is appreciated and welcome. Best real history channel on YT by far.
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  10144. I got to be stationed with one of the guys who was there involved in the incident while I was in Berlin he was a young private at the time a NCO when I met him he was a E6 in my PLT. I was in high school when this time wow time flies and I'm getting old 😅 . There where other incidents after this when I got in the army in 87.
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  10145. Hi Mr.Felton, I hope you are doing well. I'm from India and I love your videos !!!!!! Your history contents are truly fun to watch and learn !!!!!! Thank you very much.
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  10146. Awesome story, thank you very much Mark! Great video as always. May you rise to 10 million history fans subscribed :)
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  10147. I had no idea. Great info, yet again, Mark. Thank you!
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  10148. mark felton your are a historian god of youtube and hope airfix fans will build a Curtiss hawk 81 flying tiger after this.
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  10149. Dr Felton at his best once again
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  10150. Ah, coffee and a new video... the week is off to a great start!
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  10151. These were some Brave Men. Sir Mark you never disappoint. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  10152. I look forward to watching your videos the most of any YouTuber Dr. Felton! Well done!
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  10153. Another topic on a very interesting and perhaps a bit more obscure subject. This is really well done Mark. Thanks for this additional piece of historical information.
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  10154. I have to say Mark, that the amount of research you put into your stories impresses the hell out of me.
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  10155. Thank you, Professor!! Your work is for the ages!!
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  10156. You videos are so informative I look forward to all of them thank you.
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  10157. Another excellent presentation .
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  10158. To my mind this is one of your most interesting productions Mark. Thanks much.
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  10159. Perfect timing for a new Video and interessing. Funny but i live near the Czech Border and never heared of this, great Content!
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  10160. Awesome educational content again. I have a huge amount of respect for this channel and everyone who subscribes to it.
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  10161. Very informative video, thank you for sharing!
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  10162. Only 2 hours old and already almost 600 comments. This guys channel is pure quality. I watch it almost daily.
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  10163. Thanks for another quality production Mark. I really enjoyed this lesson :)
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  10164. Mark Felton’s narration and the topic of WW2 - A match made in Tiger Tank heaven!
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  10165. Lovely way to start my Tuesday, with Dr. Felton!
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  10166. Smashed on this video the instant I got the notification.... because I was almost certain I knew what it was going to be about..... and I was right! I worked in Bosnia in the early 2000s and travelled to Tuzla several times. I used to see these trains when I was in the area and often marveled at the idea of old steam locos still in use. Funny thing was, I had no idea they were ex-German WW2 stock. But of course, that's what Mark Felton is for..... to dazzle and delight us with fascinating tidbits of history that no one else can. Bravo Dr. Felton; another gem!
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  10167. Note to self: Get German vehicle, find Bosnian mechanic. Fascinating, thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  10168. Mark Felton never ceases to amaze. Beautiful story once again.
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  10169. Yay another Fun history video!
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  10170. Nice video as always Mark! Keep UP the good work!
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  10171. Mark videos has very high quality content. He never dissapoints with his commentary.
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  10172. i really admire your history very much dr felton
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  10173. I wish all teacher's would teach what Mark teaches us. I learned so much from these videos.
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  10174. You just won a new subscriber. This video is excellent! Now to binge watch all the other videos!
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  10175. just in time for some quality content thank you sir :)
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  10176. I always add YouTube to my Education section on my Resume and this is my proudest achievement.
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  10177. Just found your channel and love the WWII history lessons. I love history and this is 100X better than anything you find on television. I will contribute for sure. Thank you for these wonderful lessons. They are so well done and produced.
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  10178. Mark, thanks for the fine detail,lots of it unknown to me.
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  10179. Absolutely loved this. What a treat and something very different!! Bravo Dr Felton!!
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  10180. Can never get enough, just when I think I knew it all. Keep em' coming.
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  10181. Love the choice of topic; keeping a finger on the pulse 👌🏼😉
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  10182. Thank you Dr Felton. I learn a lot from all your videos but this was entirely new and very interesting to me.
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  10183. Dr. Felton, Thank you for your continued amazing videos and books.
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  10184. What can I say others haven't... Great informative video
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  10185. 2mins on YouTube. 1k views 🤣🤣 great job!!
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  10186. Amazing content as usual, Mr Felton.
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  10187. Meticulously well researched as always and presented in a quite suspenseful way. Fantastic video!
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  10188. You are the best Mark Felton. You are my favorite channel and the only channel I have notifications turned on for. Always top notch content.
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  10189. Always a pleasure Dr. Felton. Please keep up the great work!
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  10190. So interesting Mark. I don't know where you get all the information or films from but I learned a lot and it filled in a lot of missing spots I didn't know about. Superb video Mark and as always so professional. Thanks for posting it and providing mental stimulation during this lockdown. Stay safe from Greater London !
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  10191. Watching from Vietnam 🇻🇳 thanks Mark 🙏🏻
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  10192. Thanks Mark!
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  10193. Awesome Work Mark, Thanks 👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  10194. Mark Felton uploads a video, I instantly click “play”, put in airpods, cup of tea and settle in for epic intro.
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  10195. Second! Love the channel keep up the great work
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  10196. I grew up in a Marine Corps family ( father, uncles , cousins , WW2, Korea, Vietnam) , and I never knew they fought on the continent. As a matter of fact I can remember asking that as a little kid. Fascinating. As usual Dr. Felton knocks it out of the park! :)
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  10197. Thank you for making this video. I've always wondered about the history of this bomb.
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  10198. Dr. Mark Felton... The only doctor i enjoy to visit
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  10199. Thanks for sharing another fine video.
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  10200. its a good friday when Dr. Felton's got a show! :)
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  10201. Fascinating! Really good research and commentary! Thanks for the element of humor also!
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  10202. Loving the content Mark
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  10203. When I hear the intro music I know I'm in for an information treat!!!☺☺☺
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  10204. Thoroughly enjoying the latest videos, giving vital context to the present conflict.
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  10205. I am just aware of this but not this deep. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  10206. Nagy is pronounced "Notch", it's a common name in Hungary
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  10207. good to see someone remembers this, was beginning to think it was just me lol
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  10208. 🚛💨 Thank you Dr Felton for another interesting and informing video Sir. 👍 My wife and I are both big fans
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  10209. Love your channel! Keep up the good work.
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  10210. A new Mark Felton video right after school!
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  10211. Yay. Love these videos !!
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  10212. I'm a simple man. When I see Mark Felton, I click.
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  10213. Up early in America to watch your vid!
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  10214. My company traces its roots to barrage balloons.
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  10215. Fine business....Thanks much...!
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  10216. As a Thai dude, thank you for posting this video 🇹🇭❤️ WW1 from the Siamese perspective must be shown. Btw, you gotta improve on your Thai pronunciation, I know it's difficult for a farang (slang word for white foreigner used in Thailand) like you to do this but I appreciate it if you did.
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  10217. Dr. Felton thank you for the great stories.
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  10218. I love this channel you don’t play up anything you just say what happens and makes videos on interesting topics.
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  10219. Married to a Thai and have lived here for 2 years. I’ve watched many of your videos Mark and been a subscriber for a long time, this video is especially interesting to me and my family. Thank you. Great video as always
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  10220. That is both interesting and cursed, but I had no clue that happened! Thanks for teaching us, Doc!
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  10221. What a fascinating footnote of WW1 history... Mark, you constantly amaze me with your search for obscure war histories!
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  10222. Very interesting video topic, well done! Looking forward to the next one.
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  10223. Mark at it again with the obscure stories from World War II. Thanks doctor Felton, it was highly entertaining and interesting once again!
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  10224. Another interesting topic.Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  10225. Love this videos. What a great topic!!
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  10226. The Polish pistol was actually called Vis 35 (vis meaning strenght in Latin). Radom is a shortened designation of the weapons manufacturer which was indeed based in the city of Radom.
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  10227. Thank you!
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  10228. Good video as always
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  10229. My friend Maj. Urban Drew destroyed the German Blohm-Voss flying boat on lake Schaal with his Mustang a day after his 3rd Me 262 kill. He flew by it a week later and said Germans were out on the Lake and scavenging the wood panels to fix roofs and build chicken coops!
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  10230. Great way to wake up! Thanks for all the amazing videos Dr. Felton and Merry Christmas to you and yours!!!
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  10231. I love these happy Christmas specials 🎅🎄
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  10232. Merry Christmas mate! 🎄🎉🍾 Thanks for all the great uploads this year 👍
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  10233. I made sure to watch through the entire video just to get very merry Christmas wishes from dr. Felton. Enjoy a wonderful Christmas doctor Felton!!!
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  10234. As a Marine that got out and is in grad school for nursing, this is pretty fascinating.
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  10235. A wonderful humbling story that I never knew about.. thanks Dr Felton
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  10236. Another great video from Dr Mark Felton the best history professor on the internet.
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  10237. Welcome back, it has been a few days and you did not disappoint us. Thank you for your covert infiltration, very informative.
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  10238. That was really cool Mark, thanks for your excellent espionage skills! 👍
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  10239. Excellent. Thanks Mark. I enjoy learning new WWII details from watching your content.
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  10240. So after watching this channel for a while, I just now found out that Mark has a doctorate, has had 22 books, 2 of which are going to be movies, and is overall well-known. Frankly I'm honored that he has so much YouTube content that I can watch willy-nilly 😁
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  10241. Mr. Felton, I can't thank you enough for all the work you do to bring us these fascinating videos! I literally cannot get enough of them and watch many a second or third time. You've really helped many of us while away the time during this pandemic. You're the best at what you do sir!
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  10242. Thank you for the video.Greetings from Greece!!!
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  10243. 75th subscriber division of the Felton army reporting sir!
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  10244. I love your content. I am going to university next year to study history and I'm older than the average student but I have always dreamed of going to uni. I look for videos about the home front of all countries but haven't found many
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  10245. A beautiful and outstanding documentary which I prefer to everyone who's interested in history and fascinating stories to watch it... Brilliant work... Loved it...
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  10246. An armored Pullman car used by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the "Roald Amundsen" is on display at a museum in Scottsdale, Arizona in the United States. The car has everything required for the passengers to travel in comfort and security.
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  10247. Thanks Mark, great post.
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  10248. Mark it will give you great pleasure to hear that I as an Anglo/Aussie; very aware of the potency of such alarm systems, was instrumental in their installation a few years back to act as a community warning system in the event of a gas release scenario from the pipelines we constructed in southern China. I grew up as a British Army brat in Germany at the height of the Cold War, and ever Saturday at midday, they sounded as a test for a full 2-3 minutes. It worked and it was extremely impacting. Great technology, unsurpassed. All the high-tech people involved in my project, mostly from North America; were twisting themselves into knots to find a way to alert vast swathes of the community via messaging. We showed them this and it changed the game. 60 year old, reliable and simple to install technology became the solution, backed up with secondary digital solutions. Sometimes the most simple solutions are the best; this kind of alarm has an almost primeval alerting influence, it hits all the chords within our body: danger is coming!
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  10249. This Dr.Felton.. is pure Gold! Never knew this would be so fascinating. Thank you very much!
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  10250. Incomparable historic collection. Thanks for revealing to the world!
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  10251. Excellent story, photos, and video clips, as usual.
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  10252. As always, fascinating and informative. Really enjoy your shows and the way you preset it.
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  10253. Once again, thank you Dr. Felton for another great video!
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  10254. Excellent comedy Dr Felton, I love it :)
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  10255. Ive always enjoyed watching your videos but this one has taken it to a different level 😂 great work 👍🏻
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  10256. Well done. Great video and audio. Thank you.
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  10257. Thank you for these videos.
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  10258. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday night entertainment!
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  10259. Another excellent video, thank you!!
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  10260. Thank you dr Felton for your very generous comments about the staff at Huis Doorn. As I mentioned with an earlier episode, their budget must be really tight. To see the collection in such a beautiful condition should make us all very humble.
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  10261. What a staggering collection! Thank you Mark for bringing this to us.
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  10262. Mr.Felton terrific documentary.! My Grandfather and 2 Uncles were WWII Veterans God rest there souls. Please remember: If you can read thank a teacher...! If you can read English thank a Veteran.......!
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  10263. Thank you for another video Dr Felton! This is one of the less known rescue efforts after task force Baum.
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  10264. We need uplifting. Wonderful piece of work here. Cheers ✌
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  10265. Wow. They're have been lots of different types of explosives found sporadically round the city of Coventry. Again Dr Felton great video. Thank you
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  10266. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday Night Entertainment!
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  10267. Lucky day for me when I get to be of the first few viewers of Mark’s newest video! Thank you Mark for all your amazing work!! I have been able to tell so many super cool and intriguing stories to family, friends and coworkers!! Keep it up good sir and Godspeed!
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  10268. The US 12th Infantry Regiment's unit insignia has a teepee with two swastikas to this day.
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  10269. Always a great video, thanks again Mark!
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  10270. thank you for uploading this: I think Mark Felton is an excellent historian!
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  10271. Thanks! Just subscribed to Mark. History channel has just decayed into ancient alien type crap
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  10272. Fascinating. Thank you
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  10273. The Hiroshima bomb killed just under 10,000 Naval Special Landing force troops on morning PT parade. Their presence is glossed over in the reporting. Nagasaki was similar with the bomb detonated between the two Mitsubishi munitions plants in the city outskirts.
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  10274. All of the cars are magnificent . Thank You , Dr. Felton , for your research and presentation .
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  10275. thanks Dr. Felton!
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  10276. Wow im Dutch and a student of WW2 history all my life but i never heard of Rauter before. Its amazing how Dr Felton comes up with these stories!
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  10277. Arrrr me hearrrties!, tis I thats 1st after a beerios! Love your stuff Mark!, always intriguing, informative, and entertaining!
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  10278. At the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum they have a DC3 that is being restored and will be painted in the BOAC colours of the DC3 on flight 777. Great video btw.
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  10279. Always good to get a Mark video on Christmas
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  10280. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Mark! I adore this channel, one of the very best.
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  10281. Merry Christmas to Mark and all history fans out there 😊
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  10282. Merry Christmas Mark!
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  10283. Thank you Mark for another great episode.
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  10284. As always educational, Factual and interesting.
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  10285. Take a bow Mr Felton. Brilliant, as always.
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  10286. The only channel that educates you
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  10287. Thanks Mark, I really needed one of your videos. The US is crazy right now so this is a welcome distraction!
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  10288. Much appreciated upload. Love the work you do mate!
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  10289. Thank you for this, Dr. Felton. Events like this must not be forgotten.
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  10290. Its very interesting!!! Thx!!!
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  10291. This was amazing video. I was know about that but its good to know the details. Thank you for inform us better
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  10292. Another part of history over looked by many. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge on history in WWII.
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  10293. Mark Felton Thanks for this material, your mission to spread the truth about latest history is admirable. cheers
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  10294. As always mark thank you for covering these subjects! no matter how controversial!
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  10295. Thank you for making a video about Katyn. I'm Polish but grew up in Britain and never got a chance to learn about such an important event. Respect to you Mark, salute.
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  10296. That's so horrible. Thanks for sharing Mark Felton Productions.
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  10297. Not forgotten where I live, quite the opposite. Thanks for bringing this up for a wider audience though!
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  10298. Herman Guring whose sense of style and fashion was straight out of Liberace house of crap. LOL that was funny as hell good one Mark
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  10299. I love your short but concise videos gets to point with nice video clips, nice work.
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  10300. Nice Mark another great video, keep em coming
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  10301. Thanks Mark, for the amazing content you are providing on your channel.
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  10302. Thank you💙💛 Slava Ukraina 🇺🇦
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  10303. Very interesting Dr Mark and I am looking forward to episode four.👍
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  10304. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  10305. Learnt something new, thank you!
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  10306. Surprised to see the detailed analysis, I never heard such explaination - thanks
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  10307. Mark Felton and the BBC both had broadcasts an hour ago ! BBC 470 views Mark Felton 22000 views. Enough said.
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  10308. I really cannot comprehend how you can produce this material with the frequency but also the detail you manage to achieve. You really must have an incredible collection of footage and information to start with. I am really envious of your mind. Thank you Mark for your craftsmanship. As other have suggested you really do deserve a knighthood for your collection and dissemination of history. Thank you.
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  10309. Mark Felton is the most consistently excellent YouTuber out there. Convince me otherwise!
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  10310. Bloody hell, I'm just about to start work. Oh well, at least I'll have something to watch on my break :)
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  10311. THis uploaded during my break between classes, amazing to watch during that time before the next class starts, amazing vid Mark
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  10312. There's a little memorial for Joe Kennedy in the beautiful Blythburgh church, Suffolk, which must have been almost underneath where his plane exploded. I drive past it regularly.
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  10313. Even after the war there were some B-17 drones used to collect samples in the Crossroads test at Bikini.
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  10314. Awesome documentary! Hats off to Grand Slams and war weary fortresses being stuffed with high explosives and ‘aimed’ at enemy bunkers and strongholds !!Every day is a school day 😀
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  10315. Learn something new every video. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  10316. As an austrian this is so interesting. Everybody knows bad ischl but i also been to rauris and drove through taxenbach many times to go on skiing holidays with friends and family
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  10317. Another great lesson from dr Felton. Always enjoy his lectures.
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  10318. Once again, Mark Felton Productions teaches me something fascinating, with beautiful, archival footage :-)
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  10319. I love this channel. What a cool story! Thanks for adding value to my life sir.
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  10320. Incredible story, Thank You for sharing MF
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  10321. Thanks, What a great start to a Monday morning, Waking up to a new video from Dr Mark Felton. Bring on the week.
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  10322. Always enjoy watching videos from this channel, there's always something that I never knew about event's in ww2.
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  10323. 1976 British war movie " The Eagle Has Landed " ... a double of Churchill was shot at the end of the movie
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  10324. My brother went to school in Pretoria in the building where Churchill was held prisoner.
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  10325. Been a while since I've been able to tune in, good to be back
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  10326. Every time I watch this channel I learn something new about ww2
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  10327. Amazing video!
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  10328. Excellent, Dr Felton... as ever.
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  10329. First, with an automatic like! Always exceptional content from Dr. Felton!
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  10330. Thank you, Mark. I am awake now. Regards from Australia
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  10331. That does warm this cannon cockers heart.
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  10332. I love these lesser known tidbits. Keep up the super excellent work Mark!
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  10333. Australian divisional cavalry also used Italian M13 tanks captured at Bardia .thanks for posting a very interesting segment about the desert war.
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  10334. Another fantastic story of what happened to the higher echon during n after the fall of Berlin. Not much vids address this topic in detail with archival films n still pics.Very interesting ! Kudos. Anticipating ur next one.
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  10335. Interesting and informative.Thanks Doc.
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  10336. Your channel amazes me....your work is appreciated.....God Bless you
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  10337. Another excellent video! 👍
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  10338. Thank you Professor... Another Fascinating piece of History ‼️👍🇺🇲🇮🇪🇺🇳🌏🌎🌍
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  10339. I had no idea Himmler had any brothers guess you learn something new every day. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  10340. Fascinating! Another little known bit WWII history well researched and told!👍
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  10341. "Great job Mark"
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  10342. Always a good day when mark Felton comes out with another video
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  10343. Am I the only one who likes Mark's videos before pressing play because I know it's going to be good before even watching it?
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  10344. Absolutely fabulous content! Very very much appreciated!
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  10345. Interesting, thank you. 👏👏👏👍.
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  10346. Another excellent video! I'd love to see more on the Cold War if possible.
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  10347. Why should the TRUTH get in the way of proper gander we been feed all this time well done Dr Felton
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  10348. this is so unbelievably well made. Thank you Mark Felton for this early xmas present!
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  10349. I love how every episode you're met with Mark Felton staring at you with some Storm troopers
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  10350. Talk about getting to the heart of the story. Well done Mark!
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  10351. Not jealous of an educational channel this good or anything!
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  10352. Liechtenstein interestingly is still technically at war with Prussia - flying in the face of her declared neutrality. Liechtenstein sided with Austria during the Austria/Prussia war in 1866 but never made peace with Prussia, and Prussia was subsequently superseded by the German Empire in 1870 making it impossible to end the state of war between Liechtenstein and Prussia.
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  10353. The way you presenting wars history is unique and excellent appreciating you for the great service ,special thanks , blessed and happy 👌
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  10354. Interesting stuff as always
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  10355. This, this had lots of information I had not earlier heard. Thank you. Finland out.
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  10356. You’re the best ever Dr. F!!! Have a happy 2022!!!
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  10357. While all your content is extremely interesting and informative, somehow I found this one a step above. Thank you!
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  10358. Another great video! Thank you Dr. Felton
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  10359. Interesting, and revealing of history, as most of Mark Felton's work. Thanks.
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  10360. This was lovely. Thank you for sharing it with us
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  10361. Excellent video. I’ve had a very short drive in a Rolls similar to the Phantom V that belongs to Government House in Australia, and was one of the vehicles used to drive Elizabeth II around when she visited Canberra.
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  10362. This is the way history should be taught. Super content thats original.
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  10363. Another awesome upload Dr. Felton!
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  10364. Wow, it is impossible to not learn something new being subscribed to this channel.
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  10365. Thank You for alle your hard work, you are a valuable resource truly
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  10366. Good early morning ( from America) Dr Felton!!
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  10367. Every time I watch one of your videos I find myself humming to the intro music. Lol Thanks for all your hard work and effort!
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  10368. Another excellent video by Mark providing an interesting aspect (sub plot) of history that I did not know of. Well done Mark.
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  10369. Great video mark! I always love watching your videos. :D
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  10370. Once again you have proved to be a “Monumental Historian “ keep up the good work 😎❤️
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  10371. This is great investigative journalism.
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  10372. Just finished the last vid and then this pops up, it is a good day.
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  10373. My dad served on minesweepers in WW2. Very much a forgotten service. I've got his medals, which include the special one for active service past 1945.
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  10374. There was a MK XVII near the beach in my hometown of South Shields. Interestingly, Carstairs is a secure hospital for the criminally insane. The siren was to be sounded to alert the public in the event of an escape.
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  10375. my favourite channel by far !
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  10376. There's one down the road from me at the riverside fort in Gravesend. Painted black for some reason.
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  10377. Next time I am in the UK, I'll be sure to donate If I see one of them.
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  10378. Always a fascinating story thanks
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  10379. Fantastic spotlight on the REME in WW2! Thank you for making this video.
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  10380. Thanks Mark. Very interesting bit of history.
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  10381. Very informative, Coach
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  10382. Nothing better than watching obscure epic Mark Felton videos 2 days before my birthday
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  10383. Mr. Felton, Really appreciate you providing all this history information I never knew before. Bravo!
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  10384. Dr Felton Must See Content EVERY TIME 👊
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  10385. Never boring always great content MIG21s STILL GIVING GREAT SERVICE
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  10386. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  10387. If I could I would give this video 10 thumbs up! Amazing research for an amazing story. Once again you have surpassed yourself. Just when I think I have seen your best video yet another comes along and moves the bar ever higher.
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  10388. Mark Felton...You sir, are a great historian. You always dig deep for info. I solute you.
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  10389. Another brilliant and fascinating piece of work.
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  10390. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  10391. I love every episode! (And I’ve watched them all!!!!) Such great research and knowledgeable information on every aspect of history you have presented to us Mark. From a huge fan from Australia
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  10392. Truly fascinating and meticulously researched, as always.
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  10393. Hey Mark, I really appreciate you and your work. Keep it up dude!!
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  10394. New Mark Felton mini-doc!!!! Yesssss!!!!!!
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  10395. Awww yeah...bout to get my history on! ✌️😎
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  10396. why did you post this? im supposed to be asleep
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  10397. Amazing!! I've never even heard of this bunker, everytime I think I have a good grasp of WW2 I watch another Mark Felton video and become humbled and enlighten, your knowledge is unsurpassed.
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  10398. Thank you mark for the work you put into these videos and spreading knowledge, from a fan down under 🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  10399. We love your work Mark!!! Tysm!
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  10400. You never fail to amaze viewiers Mark! Huge respect
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  10401. I remember finding this channel back when you had 300k subscribers. Even now at nearly 1 million, you deserve so so much more! Thank you for bringing us such quality content while also maintaining quantity throughout the years. I remember watching you through highschool and now in undergrad and I will absolutely be watching in grad school!
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  10402. your english is so amazing even if you talked about various types of toilet paper your videos would still be enjoyable.
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  10403. I was frequently astounded by the things these men were expected to do and did throughout watching this presentation. I have so much respect for their efforts. Talking of presentation, the creator of this video does a fantastic job of describing and painting a picture with his narration alongside the imagery. A very good production worthy of the serious subject at hand.
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  10404. How could anyone dislike this? Great work as always!
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  10405. Thanks for featuring my Filipino Forebears!
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  10406. Dr Felton uploads …I drop my things and click right away 😅
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  10407. I remember when I first seen mark Felton. It was years ago, maybe 3 or so. But I've been with this guy every sense, and hes been the greatest.! I actually thought I could not learn nothing more about WW2.
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  10408. Another Great Video as Always!
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  10409. I love your video s ! So informative
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  10410. Thank you Mark! You always supply such in depth information about everything you discuss, incredible!
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  10411. Fascinating - Thank You 🙂
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  10412. Fantastic video again Mark, thank you.
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  10413. I went to Castlemartin twice, 78 and 79, and the Bundeswehr had one target, that was very difficult to hit, and if someone did they got a bottle of champagne, well, our OC honoured this, and being a very keen 17 year old gunner, I wanted it, well on the final bound, I spotted the top left corner of it behind a gorse bush, well through my application of our gunnery and an excellent tank commander, we hit it, which because of the lessons learnt, did it the following year as well, but it was very strange seeing German tanks in Wales 🤓
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  10414. German diplomats in Nanking sent reports to Berlin describing the horrors carried out by Japanese soldiers.
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  10415. Always have thoroughly researched facts. Appreciate your vid so much.
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  10416. Bringing out little known history. Thank you, Mark!
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  10417. Another amazing publication, fellow Feltonites!
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  10418. You do an absolutely great job.
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  10419. why would someone dislike this content? Great Content as always Mr.Felton ty
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  10420. Nothing says Love like a gift of a cyanide capsule! Excellent addition to your library of documentaries Dr. Felton
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  10421. Another Great video from Sir Mark Felton.
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  10422. Oh boy, oh boy! That intro vibes👍
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  10423. thank you so much Mark!
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  10424. Thanks Mr. Felton...this is one of my favorite lectures.
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  10425. This video was nothing less than freakin AWESOME! Thank you again, Mark.
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  10426. My first father in law Aussie Frank Wormald was the soldier that unhooked the Red Baron from his plane. And was standing beside the soldier that shot the Red Baron. Check out Franks account of WW1&WW2 on his self tapped recording he did.
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  10427. Mark you legit look like an imperial officer from Star Wars next to those Stormtroopers xD
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  10428. Another gem from MFP, been watching a while and cant wait to see you hit 1 million!
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  10429. Watching while on a long road trip this'll keep me awake 😁
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  10430. Excellent video well researched well thought out and well executed
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  10431. As an American and a veteran I sincerely thank you, Mark, from the bottom of my heart for helping restore our honor on this particular matter. Your research and reporting does great credit to yourself and to Britain. Please continue your grand work.
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  10432. Thank goodness this isnt Mark Felton's last flight. Another quality in flight entertainment upload.
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  10433. US and Brit POWs to Germans: how did you get here? Germans: its complicated!
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  10434. Always great new things to learn from Mark
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  10435. This is the best historical Christmas present you could want.
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  10436. Thank you Dr. Felton!!!
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  10437. I must correct my earlier statement a couple weeks back: "THIS was the best video of the year from Dr. Felton!"
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  10438. Congrats on 1M Sub's dude! And thanks for making so much history accessible and interesting too :-)
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  10439. Thanks Mark! Your content has so much research behind it, it almost feels as if i am committing a crime via viewing it for free. For college students like myself, you are truly the messiah! Will definitely pay for some of your premium content, once i can afford it.
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  10440. You rock Dr. Felton!
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  10441. I love Dr. Mark! 👍🏻 He ALWAYS teaches me something.
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  10442. Amazing content as always sir.
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  10443. Excellent and thoughtful video. Thank you . And thank you to all Poles for their contribution to eventual victory of the allies . We shall not forget
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  10444. I have long been fascinated by the Battle of Britain and have long been aware of the rabid hatred / effectiveness of the Polish fliers, as well as their foundational work in breaking Enigma. But, the mine detector stuff is new - good stuff.
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  10445. Congrats on the sponsorship Mark!!
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  10446. Excellent information as always. My grandfather was in the Polish army during the time of the 1939 September campaign.
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  10447. Talking about Poznań. Today is anniversary of Greater Poland uprising.
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  10448. I have watched countless documentaries on ww2 and not one have ever mentioned this. Thanks Dr Felton!
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  10449. Outstanding ounce again Dr. FELTON, your research is impeccable. Not a whole lot of stories of these actions are told because of the main battles waging inland and yes the Germans were a danger right up to the day of surrender. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
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  10450. I just love his videos. There maybe 15min long and he always finds a subject that is very interesting.
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  10451. it is truly astonishing how you were able to research this... actually all the clips on this channel. My favorite channel in the past weeks!
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  10452. Great topic Mark! Just got one of your books!
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  10453. Outstanding video. This is a video I could watch for hours if you were able to include "irregular forces" and everything else. Well done. Thank you.
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  10454. Incredibly interesting video Mark. Thank you.
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  10455. Love your content Mark
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  10456. I’m never disappointed by the content of these videos and narration. So well documented.
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  10457. Another great presentation by Dr. Felton. Keep going sir 👍
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  10458.  @IvorMektin1701  That would require adhesive hands.
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  10459. Mark your videos are amazing absolutely fascinating! Really well put together a great watch! Keep up the great work appreciate it a lot!
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  10460. POSSIBLY one of the best YT channels.
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  10461. I already saw this as 5 videos. I'll watch it again, because it's well-made, interesting, and to solve this mystery once and for all!
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  10462. Great video and amazing story. Thank you.
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  10463. That is about as historic you can get mister Felton! Impressive! Greetings from Groningen🫡
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  10464. Thank you for a most informative video.
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  10465. Yhanks! This video is very interesting. I always look forward to your videos.
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  10466. If you like airplanes, you gotta love this mini-doc. Absolutely fascinating information, and as always, backed up with terrific video of the subject matter. Dr Felton, you hit it out of the park with this one‼️
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  10467. "LARPing as a Junkers 52" 😂😂😂
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  10468. Fascinating, good work Sir
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  10469. This is one of my favourite videos yet ! Part 2 plz : D It''s also very cool to see the behind the scenes research proccess of being a Historian !
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  10470. Excellent production, and rare perspective of Hitler's inner circle.
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  10471. I always hit the like button and after that I'm watching the story that Dr. Felton presented us, because he never disappoints me.
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  10472. First comment! AWESOME AS ALWAYS SIR!
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  10473. When Mark uploads you know you're gonna learn a lot in a small amount of time
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  10474. Fascinating and incredibly well told.
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  10475. I enjoy all these videos. Watching from Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies.
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  10476. I had the honor of seeing one of the South African variants in service during the response to cyclone Idai in 2019, Beira, Mozambique
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  10477. Before i moved for university, I lived in Victoria BC. I remember a couple summers ago, my buddy and I were biking up towards Sidney. We were passing the airport and found a PBY-5 Catalina parked outside of a hanger! It looked like it got turned into a forest fire fighting plane
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  10478. We have a civilian D-C3 comes to our local airport about twice a year. I have been on it and they take you into the cockpit as well :) operated by chatham air
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  10479. My dad jumped out of those over 30 times training for the D day landing. Rugged old bird for sure , glad to see they are being restored and upgraded.
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  10480. Ah, the Lisunov Li-2. I live in Budapest, I occasionally see it flying above the city. It is quite a sight.
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  10481. Doctor Mark uploaded new video, just as I opened youtube. I've been watching your channel for so long I can finally predict when you upload sir!
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  10482. It's always a great day when Mark uploads! Appreciate all your efforts that go into making these! 😊
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  10483. Two two is the common UK name.
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  10484. I couldn't click on this quick enough 🙃
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  10485. I've been waiting for this one :) Cheers, Mark.
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  10486. New video! Thanks for this amazing content Mark , we all appreciate you
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  10487. Mark Felton you always pop up when I'm watching your old videos it's like you're telling me here's another video lol you are the best!!
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  10488. Thanks for bringing to light something nearly forgotten by time.
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  10489. Thanks for another video mark. Looking forward to more vintage space videos
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  10490. Space Cowboys had a scene with parachuting out of the Space Shuttle & Men in Black 3 had a scene with the Escape Zipline. It was good to see a video on this. Thanks Mark!
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  10491. Thank you. You never disappoint
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  10492. During deployment for Desert Shied and Storm we were in battery position when a long line of M113s came through with one flying the French tricolor. It was a Foreign Legion. I'll never forget that.
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  10493. Thursday special from Dr Felton! I was at a NASA private exhibition yesterday at ESA UK HQ at Harwell Campus Didcot!
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  10494. The Mark Felton channel, is very interesting and always full, with a lot of unknown informations of the second world war. Nice greetings from Germany. 👍👏🇩🇪👏👍
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  10495. Been waiting for this episode, I hope you cover his model train collection next.
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  10496. Thank you Dr. Mark Felton! Happy weekend!
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  10497. Thank you Mark! Greetings from Finland! 🇫🇮 Perhaps next video about Continuation War (1941-1944)?
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  10498. This is such a good edification that I feel like I owe Mark money! :) Outstanding work.
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  10499. Fascinating, as always Dr. Felton.
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  10500. Actually over 1,200 German paratroopers did land in England in 1940...as POW's. These were paratroopers captured by the Dutch during the Battle Of The Hague, when the German landings there failed. These were then sent to England by RN destroyers as POW's
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  10501. Another splendid video. A big thank you. 🥳
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  10502. 855 views in first 5 mins After 2 vids now i believed dr.felton gain steady views rate from his student across the globe between 180 to 190 views per mins
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  10503. I'd seen the Rhine River vid, but had never heard this one. Thanx Dr. Felton. Well done.
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  10504. We appreciate you Mark!
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  10505. Mark Felton's videos are a must-watch for a history enthusiast like me 😍
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  10506. That was amazing!! Absolutely wonderful Halloween special :-D
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  10507. Reminds me of Stephen King’s ‘Christine’. Great piece of history Mr. Felton........with a spooky twist at the end.
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  10508. I read about this in my schooling....Nice clip Mr. Mark... Thanks again for posting a video....
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  10509. 14:41 Philippine time, this video is good for siesta and meryenda.
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  10510. I knew it was going to be a good day.
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  10511. It's 215am here. Im watching anyhow. Lol
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  10512. My father was there as a driver. Years later when we going on holiday to Europe became more common he would never go to France. Spain and Italy was okay but never France. I guess the memories were too powerful. Years later I got the ferry to Ouistram and it felt really odd knowing he had done in 1944. I visited Aromanche where he came ashore and again standing on the beach was really strange. I found myself wondering where his truck got shot up. Still miss him.
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  10513. Saw this pop up after 2:00 AM here on the East coast, had no choice but to watch...As always, worth it!
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  10514. Thank you again Dr Felton for filling up gaps of D-day battles!
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  10515. 2 AM here. No better time to learn I suppose.
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  10516. merry christmas Mr Felton....
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  10517. Once again Mark another outstanding episode! Thanks again love your content! Keep up the great work!
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  10518. Merry Christmas Mark, thank you for your efforts!
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  10519. Mark Felton, you are the man. I've read a lot about hitler by many accredited historians and yet you still have info that I haven't seen yet presented by most of them. Stay rockin man!
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  10520. Extremely fascinating Dr. Felton. Thank you!
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  10521. Great as always
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  10522. WELL DONE Dr FELTON THIS A NICE ONE GREAT JOB .
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  10523. Happy New Year 2020! Meowww....
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  10524. Hilarious! Thanks for sharing, and Happy 2020.
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  10525. Made several dives on the Eugen while in Kwajalein Atoll in the mid-80s. Now I know what it looks like upright.
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  10526. Once again a top notch video provided by our lord and savior Mark Felton I have to thank you so much for videos, I even got the C2 level of Cambridge English Certificate (which equals native level of English) thanks in great part to your work Thank you Mr Felton I will be forever grateful
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  10527. Very good video mark
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  10528. I am stunned by this channel. How on earth do you discover these stories and how do you manage to to do it once,sometimes twice per week,every week,month after month,year after year? Do you ever sleep?
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  10529. Love you Dr. Felton! I made a new friend at the gym because we learned that we both listen to your videos when we work out hahahaha
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  10530. Thanks for another superb video. MARK. LOVE from Pakistan
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  10531. Can't thank you enough for your hard work. best channel on the Tube!
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  10532. It’s always a good day when Mark uploads
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  10533. Dr Felton! Fantastic video! I love the effort you put into these! 💞
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  10534. Always delivering in terms of Quality! Thank you Mark!!
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  10535. Such a simple video, and technically you could just look up the facts on Wikipedia, but Mr Felton displays the info in such a coherent and entertaining way that you can't help but watch it
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  10536. "Cash my cheque" takes the cherry! Thanks for the excellent video Dr Felton.
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  10537. Wasn't something that kept me up at night wondering but glad I watched another Dr Mark episode. Love your work bud.
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  10538. My weekend is now officially great. Another outstanding Mark Felton video! Learn so much from these!
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  10539. Amazing! Once again, you bring us fascinating but forgotten or ignored history that deserves to be remembered. Thanks, Mark!
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  10540. This is such an interesting topic! Thank you Professor!
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  10541. Top historical channel. Always learning something new! Thanks 4 posting
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  10542. Nice job!
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  10543. G'day Mark, An excellent, touching video handled with great respect. I normally shy away from Titanic stories, although tragic, it has been exploited and over the decades fashioned into THE representation of disaster at sea; becoming something much bigger than a 'cottage industry'. Fact is there are many far more tragic maritime disasters with greater fatalities; at least one with three times the number of deaths on the Titanic. Your short video is the first I can recall that deals specifically with the physical fate of the passengers and crew that perished. You clearly establish that, in 1912, there was no well established protocol for dealing with the deceased in a large maritime incident. As grizzly as the reality is, you bring up one of the reasons for burial at sea; that being the mutilation of the dead by sea creatures. Not until well after the tragedy of the USS Indianapolis, during WW2, was the fate of sailors being taken, en masse, by sharks openly discussed. Thanks to the Titanic and the many other huge disasters at sea we now have a world wide network of emergency rescue and recovery that can cover most similar incidents. Yet there still remains the fact that either in a long haul aircraft flight or a vessel far off established shipping lanes there still remain situations where no immediate rescue can be mounted. This proves that which airlines and shipping lines would rather not have passengers contemplate; that even in this technologically advanced point in history, remote travelling around our planet is and can be a risky business. Thanks again for another outstanding documentary. Cheers, BH
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  10544. As always outstanding
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  10545. Thank god - I’m sitting in a barber chair with nothing to which to listen. Not anymore!
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  10546. Automatically liked the video 🐱
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  10547. Thanks Dr Felton. Fantastic
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  10548. Mark this was great, and as you say the story normally ends with the withdrawal and surrender at Arnhem. I knew nothing about this, but now I do.
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  10549. As a ‘Nijmegenaar’ I thank you for covering this topic!
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  10550. Sehr interessant! 🧐
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  10551. It’s fun to watch the “likes” Counter spin when one clicks on one of Dr. Felton’s masterpieces! I may have been first, but the counter stayed at zed after clicking on it.( ??) Thank You Dr. Mark Felton for another Great detail from the World War 2 era!
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  10552. Thank you Professor Felton
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  10553. Mr Felton thank you .Your great productions are very much appreciated.
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  10554. 1 mio views already after ~10 days. good job dude
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  10555. Thank you Mark, you fill in all the gaps we miss in the bigger picture, once again, an old fart learns something new.
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  10556. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  10557. Mark, so glad you are getting back to the topics no one does better than you. Great stuff. I very much enjoyed the video.
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  10558. Great video. The attention to detail is great!
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  10559. Keep up the excellent work Dr Felton!
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  10560. Forgotten by some and unheard of by most, except our dear Mark who is here to tell us all of tales we otherwise wouldn't have known Love these videos
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  10561. Another wonderfully made, and informative video Mr. Felton. Thank you for the free content!
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  10562. Thank you Mark for making this video on this less known event. I enjoyed it !
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  10563. Mark I've been here since you had just a couple thousand subscribers, let me tell you you are a legend you're teaching skills are the Gold standard. I'm so glad that you could get the truth out there!!
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  10564. A like and comment for doc Felton, excellent work as always
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  10565. Fantastic report!!
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  10566. Another great video!
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  10567. Another morning with Mark and coffee! Yay!
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  10568. A mark felton video posted just in time for me to watch it while eating, thank you sir
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  10569. A beautifully described narrative by Dr. Mark Felton, and I would say that I really agree with your personal opinion at the end. Also I believe every single one of your personal opinions intrigues not only me but every other keen viewer of your channel. Excellent work sir as always.
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  10570. A simply fantastic episode - thanks for one more awesome video, Mr Felton!
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  10571. Amazing video as always.
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  10572. I can't get enough of your channel
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  10573. 6k views in 16 min .. incredible ! Love your videos so so much!
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  10574. Fascinating, as always. Keep up the great work.
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  10575. You have an integrity I wish I saw more of on here.
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  10576. Another great video from mr Felton
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  10577. Just amazing that you keep finding these historical tidbits! Fantastic find thanks Dr Felton!
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  10578. I can see the advertisement now: "For Sale vintage German Panther tank, one owner, original paint, ran when parked."
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  10579. Hey learnt more watching this for 15 minutes than watching mainstream TV thanks .
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  10580. One of my favorite subjects!!
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  10581. Another great video! Cheers, Mark!
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  10582. Wow Mark, now this was a really interesting and surprising topic that this gun is still the issued rifle for a 1st world frontline unit. Keep up the great work and stories. Much appreciated.
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  10583. "The 9mm , could not deal with a Pissed Off Polar bear ". Maybe the most famous quote by Dr. Felton and thanks.
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  10584. Thank you for your work sir. Another good start to Monday 🍺 watching it with a beer in hand
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  10585. Really enjoyed this one, keep up the good work Dear Sir.
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  10586. Oh I’ve been waiting for this for at least a week!!! Early lunch for me, thank you Dr Felton thank you so much
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  10587. THE standard in war historians, thanks for everything you do Dr.Felton.
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  10588. History Channel eat your heart out! Mark you need your own production channel on the networks!
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  10589. I love these longer episodes. I could watch these all day.
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  10590. Yeah, episode IV, heck yeah.!. um... is getting this excited about another episode of a docu about the death of Heinrich Himmler a bit morbid.?. who cares, heck yeah! (thank you to Dr. Felton for this phenomenal, in depth program, this has certainly been long awaited)
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  10591. This is work you should feel proud of. Outstanding!
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  10592. I like this mini series, I think you should do this more often!
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  10593. Brilliant work sir!
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  10594. Thank you again for the video and the information you bring forward. Excellent as always.
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  10595. Thank you for making this vid interesting. Learned a lot.
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  10596. Thank you, Sir Felton for another great history lesson. Cheers!
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  10597. A very thorough and fact filled video from an area of history I knew little about, thank you for the post
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  10598. I always learn something new from a Felton video! Cheers, Mark!
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  10599. When given a private tour of the Technical Museum in Prague, while closed for renovation, (2007?) I was shown a collection of automobiles in storage, one of which was said to Himmler’s limousine. Very thick glass and extremely heavy doors were pointed out. The guide pointed out the all original interior ( where I was invited to sit) likely contained Himmler’s DNA. Many German held valuables were squirreled away in Prague in 1945, for safe keeping, and also some very interesting technologies. I also was shown a late development Daimler Benz DB 603L V-12 aero engine with two stage inter cooled supercharger, slated for use in Ta 152 fighter aircraft.
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  10600. Thanks Dr Felton for the knowledgeable and historical story
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  10601. Man, these videos are amazing... So well researched...
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  10602. Fascinating video, Mark. Maybe some more? It's a very cool connection to history to see what damage (or lack thereof) has endured through to the modern day. Thank you for this. :) -Vic
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  10603. Norwich should ban those ugly, tacky, inappropriate billboards from the city. At least put them out along the motorways, if anywhere.
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  10604. This is more or less the same in the US. If you know where to look all across the south you can still find remenants of battlefield engagements from the American Civil War. There is a church (I can't remember the name of the city) that has a cannon ball embedded in one of its columns. Gettysburg, PA still has many preserved farm buildings that were present during the battle in 1863. I got to see some of them when I visited the battlefield. Our tour guide was great as well, pointing out where companies were moving on both sides.
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  10605. Neat video Mark, especially the “then” and “now” photos! Wonder if there might be any unexploded bombs buried in the area? 🤔
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  10606. Wow. Dr Felton explains in a short film something he didn't know, needed to research, and explain a simple change in history that has an effect today. Thank you sir for posting.
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  10607. Incredible video Dr Felton, i have driven that crossroads many times and always thought it was odd. Always amazes me to learn ww2 history about everyday places in my life.
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  10608. Brilliantly different video that would have required quite a lot of different research to a usual video. Seeing the then and now was very interesting. Thanks.
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  10609. I remebe R back in the 60ues with the Russians putting weapons in Cuba..hence the Cuban missile crisis..and my father building a bomb shelter across the river in the hillside..great video Mark
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  10610. Love this type of video. Modern remnants of the war are truly fascinating
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  10611. Fascinating Mark, its history all around us. As a young copper in Bristol during the mid 70's, we had dozens of bomb sites still and in the city centre we parked our cars in what was originally the cellars of the High Street, now all filled in. Glad I saw it.
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  10612. Just moved back to LA after 20 years in Chicago. Gonna check this out. Thanks
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  10613. another amazing documentary Dr. Felton!
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  10614. I’m well versed in aviation history but this took me by surprise. Professor Felton always opening our eyes to these obscure gems of history.
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  10615. Hopefully it will be restored and displayed. Thanks for another great program.
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  10616. Mark makes my day
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  10617. You are the man! What a great video.
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  10618. Gem of a Youtube channel
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  10619. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  10620. Lt Col Blair ‘Paddy’ Maine DSO plus 4 bars arrived in the Lebanon before heading for further fame in North Africa. He had a successful operation in Lebanon.
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  10621. A fantastic video highlighting a often forgotten front in the second world war.
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  10622. You never disappoint Mr. Felton
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  10623. Can't wait to see this. At work. Will enjoy this today. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  10624. They just keep on coming. Great stories as always and The Opium Wars on the other channel is riveting 👍
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  10625. Those full length leather coats cut quite an image, thanks Mark for another great installment.
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  10626. I wonder... Mark Felton may really be the single person on the world that knows the much from ww2 germany I keep being astonished by his videos.
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  10627. History forgotten, errors repeated. Thanks to British historian Dr. Mark Felton for keeping an accurate record of adverse historical facts.
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  10628. Mark IS the History channel. Real history and events, no aliens or far out alien fantasy! Thank you Mark.
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  10629. What a nice video to watch when i get home from work, with an ice cold cocacola on my hand
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  10630. Hi Mark, love your videos! I was wondering if you are going to make videos about Finland? While Finland didn't really have too interesting weaponary in ww2 as Finland was very poor, there's at least a few videos possible to be made about the tactics used by Finns. Encirclements at Raatteentie, ski soldiers and the defending of the Mannerheim-line. One thing that is quite often forgotten about even in Finland is the Lapland War against Germany which would likely also make an interesting video. Either way, thanks for your amazing effort on these videos. The naration is good, footage on point and overall you have interesting topics. Have a good one!
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  10631. Another great history lesson and another awesome video Mark !
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  10632. Always informative Dr . Felton❤🇨🇦
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  10633. Understand the Past & you will understand the present & future
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  10634. Can’t get enough of himmler…goering stories…keep them coming dr Felton ❤️
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  10635. I don't know how you do this much forensic research, Mark but I'm grateful that you do. This is another fascinating and absorbing documentary which is a joy to watch. Thanks as ever for all your fantastic work.
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  10636. I used to read commando boys magazine in the early 70s, your stories remind me of heroism and daring do, typical British pluck!! Bravo again for another great story..
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  10637. More Falkland more Felton awesome!!!!
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  10638. Keep up the great raid videos, love the little snippets of history.
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  10639. Always look forwards to these, I still learn something new almost every time
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  10640. Eh! I'm sure this video will be as informative and entertaining as ever.
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  10641. Nothing better than sitting with my morning coffee and getting my notification of a new Mark Felton video.
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  10642. I could listen to Mark Felton for hours, wait. In fact i do that
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  10643. Out of all of youtube this is my #1 go to channel....Thanks very much....!
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  10644. Always a pleasure to see a new post, thanks Mark!
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  10645. Dr. Felton, thanks to you we will Never Forget.
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  10646. Second. Mark Felton is great!
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  10647. You're the best Dr. Felton!
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  10648. I just can't believe I've NEVER heard or read about this "first" landing (& I'm a history major from the University of Tennessee)!🇺🇸
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  10649. Always an interesting bit of curiosity and something you didn't know of or about! Cheers mr Felton
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  10650. Mark Felton + Zeppelin topic = guarantee of enjoyable spent minutes
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  10651. im a simple man: Dr. Felton uploads? Instant watch.
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  10652. Dr. Felton, amazing video. Once again you raised the bar for historical videos!
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  10653. Now this is how true historian does it! Excellent.
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  10654. When you realize your not the only person who has a lazy boy with a parachute... Thanks Mark Felton ...
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  10655. hi felton,i admire youre work and hope to be like you one day,right now i am studiyind at a faculty in Serbia and am using youre videos as extra study and entertainment . Love from Serbia
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  10656. Fascinating story, and even better storytelling! Many thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  10657. I have to do homework. Nah screw that Mark just posted
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  10658. Heard of Pathfinder aircraft but not Pathfinder paras. Yet another excellent bit of history learnt ❤️❤️❤️
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  10659. Your Fantastic Mark 🇬🇧
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  10660. Awesome brother 🇺🇸
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  10661. This is one of my favorite history channels on Youtube! Thank you Mark and greetings from Finland, maybe do a clip on Finnish war history sometime?
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  10662. Thank you for posting a video about Hungary. I worked there in 2008 for an EU project to modernize policing practices. The country still has a special place in my heart.
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  10663. I never knew mark wrote I want your books m8
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  10664. A nice, lighter side to the WW2 history. Cheers, Mark!
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  10665. As an avid coin collector, I have a double florin.
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  10666. I was born in 1961 and my most vivid memory of the old coinage is the metallic swish, swish, swish sound of a palmful of the old copper pennies being counted out. And six of those big pennies were literally 'a palmful' for a small boy. In Dublin you'd get a varied mixture of English monarchs' heads with the lovely "hen and chicks" and "Irish harp" designs of the Irish 'EIRE' pennies. All gone now, except for the little harp on the reverse of the Irish 'Euro' coins.
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  10667. Being quite young, I never would have known! Once again a fun and informative video. Good work! 👍
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  10668. In the nineties I took my 2 sons to Birmingham market where one stall had a pile of pre decimal coins. When I told my sons it was the money we had until the seventies they would not believe me, especially when they saw the threpenny bit 😂
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  10669. A very interesting video Sir! The nice thing about the size and shapes of British money is as a drunk American service man out on the town in Cambridge I could just reach in my pocket, feel how many pounds and pence coins I had left and knew exactly how many pints I could drink before having to leave for the night. Ahh the Arcadia that is youth.
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  10670. This was very interresting. I am from germany and i was as a pupil for several weeks in Great Britain in Reading. This was in the early eighties and i remember the little confusing system with the coins of an earlier age. So now i am a collector of british coins, because it is very interresting to see the difference between the pre decimal and the decimal system.
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  10671. I was born here in Canada in 1961. When I was a boy I had a 5 cent 1945 "Victory nickel" with a prominent "V" in my change. Not knowing any better I spent it on candy! Since my latter teen years I always pick out the old coins from my change and keep them. I especially liked our 1967 centennial issues and the 1973 RCMP "horse quarters."
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  10672. Lunch and a lesson, I can’t get enough of your works. Thanks again, Doc.
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  10673. I enjoy watching you videos and how you have researched your topics . I have subscribed and have notifications set and try to watch your current video as soon as it is uploaded . Thank you for sharing and keep these great videos coming . Cheers 🥂
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  10674. I made a trip to Myanmar three years ago and I spotted Mig 21's on the Tarmac in Yangon.
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  10675. I thought i knew a lot of old aircraft still in service but somehow Mark you continue to surprise me
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  10676. Well that was informative as all get out. Congrats Mark, you def. earned my subscription to your works
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  10677. Another great one Dr. Felton!
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  10678. Appropriate for International Women's Day
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  10679. Got my Mark Felton fix!
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  10680. Thank you Mark very interesting!
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  10681. Mrs. Felton is a babe. Fair play Mark. 👌🇬🇧
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  10682. Thank you Mark . My Grand father was a British Gurkha as well. Love from Ktm ,Nepal.
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  10683. I had the honour to train and work with the 7th DEO Gurkha Rifles in Hong Kong in 1982 as they prepared for deployment to the South Atlantic. Additionally, I worked with the border patrols as a Chinese interpreter. Ultimate professionals. They are the quintessential infantryman.
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  10684. Another history lesson thank you mark
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  10685. When I was in the 82nd Airborne we trained with the gurkha's, they were absolutely amazing!
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  10686. Thank you for such an excellent tribute to the bravest, most honourable fighting men in the world. Gurkhas! Long may they flourish and bring peace to this wicked world.
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  10687. Outstanding video and presentation
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  10688. High drama in a vicious fight in the closing days of the war.Well researched as usual.Thanks Doc!
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  10689. Thanks Dr. Felton for this coverage of space program histories
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  10690. Great choice of topic as always!! 👏🙂
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  10691. Thanks Mark, always enjoy your content. One comment on this video though; in the first few minutes you mention the 101st Airborne capturing the bridge at Eindhoven on September 08th. I'm from Eindhoven, and it was actually on September 18th instead of the 08th. Small mistake, but thought I'd mention it. 🙂
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  10692. Thank you Mark I’ve been watching history you tubers like you for years now you’ve really helped spark my love in history now I’m starting my history major :)
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  10693. Love the awesome vids!
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  10694. Really enjoy your channel mate. You always seem to touch a subject I’ve not seen on mainstream documentaries.
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  10695. Mark is literally An academic Jesus to History Channel's Sadducees. This man should be Prime Minister.
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  10696. Great video Mark. Loads of information here I had never heard about. Nicely done as always
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  10697. Wow great upload mate very interesting 👍👍👍
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  10698. Great diigging Mark on the background of the leaders.
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  10699. Never thought about this. Glad you explored this topic
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  10700. That was a incredible interesting episode thank you!
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  10701. Honestly I never thought of them, and it's seldom that they are mentioned at all, you Sir are amazing!
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  10702. I'm liking these videos before I've even watched them now. Very interesting!
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  10703. The dead tone execution of the Dad-joke disclaimer in the beginning so violently caught me off guard I choked on my coffee. Another fantastic video, keep it up Mark🤙🏻
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  10704. 10/10 opening, nice!
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  10705. You make the History channel look like a high school AV club.
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  10706. DEEP HISTORY NEVER TOLD BEFORE THANK YOU AGAIN .
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  10707. As a Filipino stuck in Enhanced Community Quarantine, this is a blessing! Thanks!
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  10708. Great story Mark, cheers
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  10709. This channel never fails to please! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Amazing stuff. Well done again to Mark Felton.
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  10710. As always, sir, a tremendous job! Thanks to you and your staff for finding the microscopic wonders that sometimes are hidden inside of great clouds of dusty and unimportant information ( and just plain errors ) that crowd the web.
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  10711. I wouldn’t even how many times that I’ve seen her in documentaries, and just never thought much of it. thanks again for another interesting story Mark
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  10712. I saw the icon for this video and immediately knew Anna Pavlova. Haven't heard anything on her in decades. Iconic. Thank you for her back story
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  10713. Another most interesting and entertaining video. Cheers from New England, doc!
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  10714. He’s got a couple of videos.
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  10715. Thanks for the re-upload. It’s an excellent video.
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  10716. Another excellent, well organized n interesting video. Including the archived films; tempo of narration; musical score etc. Looking forward to your next video.
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  10717. Fascinating AND amazing at the same time! Thanks again for another great video, Mark.
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  10718. This is the only channel with amazing story's like this one!
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  10719. There are many I like, but this was one of my favourites, keep up the great work Mark!!!👍🏻
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  10720. This is interesting Mark, I had never heard of this before. Thanks for sharing dude.
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  10721. Really outstanding video presentation and subject matter. Your voice is a classic for these documentaries!!! Really enjoyed this one on the SS Kommandos. Really intetesting !! I didnt know Skorzeny escaped Capivity , just amazing
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  10722. Brilliant! 👍
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  10723. Another great production Dr. Mark!!! Many thanks for posting!
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  10724. Another great one, Mark!
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  10725. Hell yes always a great day across the pond when Mark Felton uploads.
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  10726. Good one !! I enjoyed it very much.
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  10727. This just popped in my in box 1 view and nine thumbs up!
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  10728. Fantastic as usual Dr. Felton.
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  10729. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  10730. Brilliant content as always mark!
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  10731. Thanks for sharing, and thank you for your Family service in the Korea conflict - does that mean we will get some Korean War videos as well? Always in front of what is going on in the world and how it relates to history! Thanks again Dr Felton!
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  10732. Thank you Dr. Felton for hours of entertainment and quality educational videos Iv enjoyed!
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  10733. In 2018 I too visited the NK border but this time it was in Dandong (丹东) in Liaoning province in NE China. And just like you said Mark, the bleakness of the NK side was stark in contrast to the sumptuousness on the Chinese side. NK had no capital infrastructure worth speaking of, dilapidated boats and houses and a few sultry fisherman. We went on a Chinese tourist boat right up to the international border in the middle of the Yalu river for a closer look and all I can say is I hope those unfortunate people can some day soon find freedom. We too were told not to wave at them or take pics but we did anyhow just to recognise their humanity. Theirs is a miserable lot.
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  10734. Felton it was proposed by Eisenhower to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin at Geneva in 1955. You have it backwards. The Soviets feared the US had superior cameras and other equipment which would give us an advantage in Open Skies.
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  10735. The Chilean Army uses a vulcanized fibre variant, not the original M35. My father served in 1966 and they had US M1 before migrating to Argentina. I own one of the latter, manufactured during WWII. Argentina made ample use of M35 purchased in Germany as they didn't have the type of press required to make their own. They were used by the army for many years and latter replaced by M1. Some police forces still used the M35 into the 1980's. I remember we found one in a pile of scrap metal in high school (they had a steel foundry) but could not put my hands on it. I remember it was just the shell.
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  10736. ahhh my Felton hit has been satisfied! Don't leave it so long professor Felton! I suffer from withdrawal symptoms! So glad you out out the best content on you tube full stop
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  10737. Very eloquent, sir, and as usual, quite correct. Thank you!
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  10738. I'm glad you covered the common misunderstanding about embassies and 'sovereign territory'. Interestingly though, the Vienna convention only applies to the state; it doesn't bind private individuals or organisations. So, if you don't pay the rent on your embassy building, the landlord can send the bailiffs in. The convention only applies to parts of the building used for genuine consular purposes. So if criminal activity is suspected, the police can enter. That happened once when an embassy was using some rooms for a dodgy currency exchange. The court held the entry and arrests were lawful.
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  10739. “Does Magna Carter mean nothing to you? Did she die in vain?” - (Tony Hancock, East Cheam)
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  10740. Great work, Doc. 👍
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  10741. 30 Minutes after posting and already at 8,000 views. No one can Top Dr Felton and his Mini-Documentaries, both in followings and credibility
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  10742. Thank you for making history videos I like it's really good to listen to some of these things almost relaxing and interesting and just nice in general.
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  10743. Is there nothing this man cant teach us? Mark Felton's knowledge will live on for generations.
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  10744. Why someone dislikes this channel....I DO NOT know. Great great channel. Love it.
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  10745. Excellent work as we have come to expect from Dr. Felton, thank you
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  10746. Outstanding! Years ago an American veteran of the dday landings had told me about this and I never really checked into just what he meant. Thanks Mark!!
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  10747. Once again, you are making this terrible year much more interesting. Thank you for another great video.
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  10748. Another Mark Felton Master Production > Keep Them Coming Please .
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  10749. Dr. Felton all of your points line up with known facts and make complete sense. I think you are exactly correct. I do wonder where the two chests went and to whom.
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  10750. Tigers in space!!!!!
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  10751. Once again, a well presented and researched video. I enjoy the way in which you treat the subject matter with respect.
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  10752. 1st 👍 west Australia 🇦🇺
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  10753. Keep up the great videos Mark
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  10754. This was very informative. Learned a lot of details about this event I had never known about. Thanks Felton, excellent post!
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  10755. Great Work as always MFP!
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  10756. You brought up a lot of points and the truth that due to Politics, ineptitude and embarrassment we will never know the truth! You did a top quality job here! Kudos and Congrats! This should be reposted as a 1 hour Documentary!
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  10757. Truly fascinating. Thank you for such an in depth analysis of this perplexing mystery.
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  10758. Always thought Hitler escaping absurd. You have articulated the absurdity extremely well.
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  10759. Your series is pretty clear evidence wise Sometimes answers to complex events are the most simple things
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  10760. Oh dear, you missed one Mark, in Hale Village, Halton, Cheshire. On display on a road junction. In fact technically you haven't as the gun in Hale was Russian, then was captured by the Germans in 1915, then used against the British until being captured by the British, who used it against the Germans until the end of the war. The Germans had fitted a new barrel, which was adapted for British shells. Not a big gun, a field gun. Must be a two-pounder? Bullet dents in the armour plate. This particular Hale village is located between Widnes and Speke. Right under Liverpool Airport. 😉💯🤝🥁😎
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  10761. My old school Ridley College in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada also has a trophy gun. It is a 7.7-cm Feldkanone 16 captured by Canadian soldiers. It was sent to the school in 1924 to commemorate the 61 Old Ridleians killed in WW1. We have a wall with their names on it and we hold a memorial service in their honour annually on Remembrance Day.
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  10762. Was a tad surprised to hear my parents home town, Romsey mentioned. Never knew that the gun in Memorial park was a trophy gun. They also have a statue created a few years ago in the same park, of a WW1 soldier and his horse, as this site was a Remount Centre, its quite a moving piece. Thanks so much for this interesting topic.
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  10763. Love the videos man! Each one amazes me with something new!
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  10764. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  10765. your content is spectacular!!!! Thank you!!!!
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  10766. I Love all of His productions!
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  10767. Yes! This made my day
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  10768. Watching Gran Torino, saw the notification, stopped the movie to watch this
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  10769. First! Best channel on YouTube!
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  10770. Thanks for another interesting story, Dr. Felton
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  10771. The best historian out there Dr. Felton
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  10772. Woah! Loved this one. How else might we know this? A beautiful thing Mark is doing here.
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  10773. Absolutely fascinating and so well researched and narrated thank you.
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  10774. Another story well told, sir! You supplied plenty of details new to me! Thank you!
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  10775. Once again, Dr Felton knock’s it out of the park!
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  10776. Brilliant, I just love soaking up the knowledge you impart.
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  10777. Bravo Mark! Although all of your videos are well structred and brilliant in their own way i believe this is the best and most interesting piece I've watched this year. Keep up the amazing work!
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  10778. I have visited Honfleur many times on trips to Normandy and gone in a number of bunkers along the coastal road between Trouville and Honfleur but never knew anything about the Vasouy battery.
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  10779. A new Felton Yes!👍👍👍
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  10780. 'Poland First To Fight' Thanks for a very touching video. (And I am not even Polish)
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  10781. Thank You for this video! Cheers from Poland🇵🇱
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  10782. Best channel on YouTube, very nice to get unbiased information
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  10783. Thanks Dr. Felton. Your Informative video helps to explain that time in History. ❤ have a nice day~
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  10784. Always a fountain of information sir - thank you
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  10785. Ah the pesky Minkees.... sound like something from the inspector Clouseau movies.... Thank you for the video Mr. Felton.
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  10786. It's a well-earned cliche to say this, but I literally had NO IDEA about this! Amazing little tidbit of history.
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  10787. When Mark Felton will run out of ideas, they'll be forced to come out with a sequel to WWII just like they did with the Lord of the Rings saga 😮
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  10788. Im actually from jersey and love all your videos but channel island stuff if my favourite
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  10789. Nice Churchill impression
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  10790. Mark your Churchill impression is fine and your history videos are superb 👍
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  10791. Thank you, Professor Felton, for another brilliant video. You make the most detailed and best researched videos about WW2 on YouTube.
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  10792. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  10793. Catapulting Japanese planes and German steam powered torpedoes and a tardis sized submarine ......it could only come from the great Mark Feltons YouTube channel.
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  10794. It is just mindblowing how all your videos are just interesting and are entertaining to watch
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  10795. Detailed yet to the point. Another great one Mark!
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  10796. love these videos!
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  10797. Well Mark, the only time you will disappointment me is when you produce something I already know about. I am guessing that is not gonna happen anytime soon. Thanks so much for your daily surprises.
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  10798. i've never seen this footage anywhere else ever! Great video!!
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  10799. Admired this man from the first moment I read about him…. Well explained, thank you
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  10800. Von Rosen's grandmother was Huldine Beamish, from the family who brewed Beamish & Crawford stout (beer) in Cork, Ireland.
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  10801. As always a great story❤
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  10802. Bravo again, sir! Cheers, Mark!
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  10803. Mark your channel is great.. keep up the good work
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  10804. I recently purchased Castle of the Eagles: Escape from Mussolini's Colditz but have yet to read it. I have however read Japan's Gestapo, The Devils Doctor, The Real Tenko, and Guarding Hitler.
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  10805. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  10806. My college history professor was MacArthur's G2 in charge of Japanese OOB; he was one of the most engaging and interesting educators I've ever known...until now. Bravo Dr. Felton!
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  10807. I remember hearing something about it growing up, but nobody really knew anything about it until now. Impressive history lesson Mr. Felton, thank you.
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  10808. Thanks Mark. I have never before heard of Band Beach. Even though not used, you would think that someone would have written about it even if only as a footnote. This, like most of your programs, is a fascinating look at history we thought we knew. Thanks again.
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  10809. Another absolutely interesting piece of unkonwn war history. Great as ever, Mark!
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  10810. LETSSSSS GOOOO another amazing history video! Nice work Dr. Felton!
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  10811. Next video : " A second Berlin found , with a second Hitler just miles from the original Berlin featured in most history books "
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  10812. This is new! Thank you sir, your videos are a treasure amongst the sea of knowledge
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  10813. They say you should learn something new everyday. Very easy to do, just watch another one of Mark Felton's amazing videos.
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  10814. Superior content as always.
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  10815. Best YouTube Channel. Period.
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  10816. This video caught my eye because my dad fought at Nijmegen as a member of the 508 PIR of the 82nd Div. He didn't talk much about the battle until very late in his life, and then what he said was measured. After the first day, the 508 was moved back to the DZ to protect it for further landings. My dad was in a machine gun squad at Vox hill where, I have since learned, there was heavy fighting. Despite that, from what I could gather from his limited discussions he considered the Battle of the Bulge to be worse.
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  10817. Thanks Dr. Felton for your taking us on trips. Great stuff!
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  10818. I value your videos, they’re educating and enjoying to watch. Keep up the work from Madison, WI
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  10819. Thank you for keeping us informed.
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  10820. Missed opportunity to title the video Parabtroopers Disappointed in Dr Felton 2/10
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  10821. That was excellent! I learned something new. Thank you.
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  10822. One minor translation error. "Fassleder" does not mean "barrel leather", but "fastening leather". It doesn't come from the noun "Fass", but from the verb "fassen" (a cognate of the English verb "to fasten").
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  10823. The intro is amazing haha! Great job sir!
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  10824. You've delivered so much historical info lately, that my head is in overload 😎
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  10825. Brilliant as always! You are a truth teller of history, filling in the blanks in our knowledge!
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  10826. Another less known but very interesting bit of war weaponry. Enjoyed it immensely.
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  10827. Never get tired of the intro music, very epic sounding!
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  10828. Ipswitch looks like middle America of the 60s. Very well kept.
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  10829. Dad's army and allo allo are my favorite programs
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  10830. There were still prefabs in use near Clapton, London, ten tears ago when I left. I also recall them near Woolwich in the 1960s, though they've since gone. As for an outside toilet, some houses in Leyton, east London, still had them in the 1980s. The house I lived in was built in 1933 and my father installed central heating in it, as did many in our locale in North East London, in the early 1970s. Dagenham , where I worked, had sprawling estates of post war brick built council houses, where those bombed out of London eventually came to live, and they recalled the fact it was the first time they'd encountered central heating, something we take for granted today.
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  10831. Great video Mark. On a unknown subject to me and I'm sure alot of others.
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  10832. First
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  10833. Hi Dr Mark! Thanks for yet another interesting episode. You mentioned the Franco-Prussian War. My great grandfather, Gustaf Rudolf Abelin, was one of the key peace negotiators of this war. He was a general, war minister and a member of the Swedish "Riksdag" (parliament). As I mentioned before on your channel, my father met with Hans-Ulrich Rudel post war to discuss weapons development.
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  10834. It really isn't that unusual for a nation to decorate the military and civilian leaders of its allies. To use a country with which Dr. Felton is familiar as an example, General D.D. Eisenhower was awarded a GCB in 1943. Wilhelm II, Franz Joseph, Hirohito, and Victor Emmanuel II were removed from the Order of the Garter for making war on the UK, although Hirohito was readmitted in 1971.
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  10835. Best docs on the tube have to say old chap
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  10836. another great interesting video of history that I never knew--Thanks Mark
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  10837. Super interesting. What a story. Thanks!
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  10838. Very informative....
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  10839. Huge amount of love and respect for you, Mr.Felton.
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  10840. I watched someone play a WW2 video game with a panzerturm and thought the developer made it up. Guess they didn't! Thanks for all the research you do, Professor 👍
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  10841. Excellent! Always solid information presented well! Thank you
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  10842. Looks like I am early to the video here. Yet again Mark Felton surprises us with things we never knew!
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  10843. Always nice to learn something new. Thanks for the information!
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  10844. Once again, I’ve never previously heard any of this. Thank you for the lesson Mr. Felton.
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  10845. Another amazing video keep up the great work!
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  10846. Fascist Italy also supplied Japan. 82 Fiat BR-20 Cicogna medium bombers were purchased in 1937 as a stopgap after development of the Mitsubishi Ki-21 bomber had been delayed. They were phased out at the end of 1939.
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  10847. That is probably completely covered in his book YANAGI
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  10848. Im convinced that the only person that the Lord forgives for working on a Sunday is Dr. Mark Felton. But only because his content is so beneficial to humanity
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  10849. Thank you, Dr Felton, from a faithful viewer in Sweden!
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  10850. Havent even watched the whole video yet ........know that I would love it because it's Mark.
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  10851. I appreciate your video's very much Mark thanks
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  10852. We have an apt in Duesseldorf Germany as my wife is from there. There is an aerodrome outside of district 4, which is now hosts some lower rent housing and one old tower left had laundry hanging. First time in Aachen Germany, driving up a few streets, my shock, as dead end was blocked off by dragons teeth. Lots of war memories in these places too
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  10853. Fascinating as usual Mr Felton especially me as an American you really brought forth the terror and desperation that early WWII london had
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  10854. The Brits really pulled together when it counted the most. That's what I see when looking at the faded paint. The "Keep Calm and Carry On" slogan is an after thought, these faded painted signs on brick are the real thing. Really cool video, stirring.
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  10855. Incredibly emotive...absolutely correct. Well done.
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  10856. Can't wait to see what Dr. Felton does for next Thursday!
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  10857. Thanks again mark
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  10858. Thank you Mark! Excellent as always.
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  10859. Excelent video as always Dr. Felton
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  10860. Love ur vids
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  10861. Whenever Mark Felton uploads, it makes my day. Thanks Mark. 👍
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  10862. Amazing story. Well researched, written and told Mr Felton!
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  10863. 13 minutes of Joy . Thanks Dr Mark. Edit Not to miss the 4 seconds 😉
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  10864. Thanks Mark!
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  10865. Many thanks Dr. Mark
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  10866. Mark "honestly better than the history channel" felton
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  10867. Superb work on these videos Mark!
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  10868. I thought this was going to be about the Enigma...Felton, you've done it again.
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  10869. My Father served with the 2ND ID in WW2. He told me stories of defusing bouncing betties and every other conceivable mines that they came across. After towns were secured the MP"s would enter the town. The soldiers would keep the small detonating charges and they would use them for fun. They would toss them out windows at the MP"s and laugh their asses off.
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  10870. The year starts well.Another cracking story, A pleasure to learn from you👍
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  10871. That intro music...love it..❤..always gets me in the mood for some war history...keep up the amazing videos mate...from down under...👌😁
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  10872. My grandfather told me that some of the so called Vlassov troops were stationed in his village in southern Germany during the war. When the Americans came closer they actually moved towards east which most likely was a very bad decision for them. When the Americans moved into the village it was the first time for my grandfather seeing black people. The nazi brainwash stories told the kids that the black men would be like animals but soon he learned better. His first English words were chewing gum and chocolate and he had a quite positive memory about the US soldiers, especially the black ones!
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  10873. Great video as always! It would be nice to see a more detailed part about Operation Keelhaul. Keep up the good work!
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  10874. Great knowledge added again today thumbs up 👍
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  10875. As always, interesting and educating.
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  10876. Such an amazing piece of history. Thanks for the upload.
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  10877. Dr Felton is amazing as always!
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  10878. For the very best in history programming, choose Mark Felton Productions.
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  10879. Got this notification just before work today...Mark Felton is on top of all things relatated to the world wars!
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  10880. since Covid lock-down, I work out 2 hours a day and watch Mark Felton Productions EVERY DAY. Stronger and Smarter.
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  10881. Mark, I really enjoy your stories. Stories that Academia doesn't wan't known and have hidden. Your format is great ! I'm a History buff and never heard of this before. Thanks again for bringing our true full history to the light of day ! @ "Felton University"
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  10882. Dank u wel voor uw gedegen onderzoek
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  10883. Excellent ratio of likes to views, I’ll keep it right here. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  10884. I have never heard of Unternehmen Schneemann and Wanssum is just 40 km from where I live. But I did some searching on Dutch sites and it did indeed happen. Thank you Mark Felton!
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  10885. That opening shot was unexpected but awesome! I've been recommending your channels to all of my friends, because it's what the History Channel should have been- factual and informative versus "Ancient Aliens". Great job, Dr. Felton, respect 👍🏾
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  10886. Sweet vid
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  10887. Awesome video Mark!
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  10888. One of my most favourite channel..
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  10889. Thank you for highlighting the brave defense of the 28th ID. Their resistance gained precious time.
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  10890. Merry Christmas. I'm glad I saw this. I never knew about the use of gliders to supply the 101st. My great uncle was in the 99th Infantry during The Battle Of The Bulge. I watch everything I can on this battle.
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  10891. Merry Christmas Mark, thank you for getting me through 2020.
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  10892. Another great presentation from Mark Felton. I had never heard about this aspect of the battle. Bravo. Mark should be knighted.
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  10893. Mark, you are an absolute legend. Thanks for another absorbing production. Happy Christmas
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  10894. Theres so much I dont know about ww2. I really appreciate you telling us this
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  10895. Good work Dr Felton
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  10896. Always a pleasure listening to Dr Felton!
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  10897. One of the highlights of my week is receiving a message announcing the arrival of a new Mark Felton video, a treat I look forward to enjoying at the end of the day, when my work is done. It's the same feeling I got as a kid growing up in Iceland - when Santa would leave us a treat in our shoes we left on bedrown window sill (you rarely see these large window sills (on which Europeans place potted plants, knickknacks - and shoes) in the US) during the month of December. But first you had to sleep through the night. And Dr. Felton never delivers a raw potato (or a piece of coal)!
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  10898. What a big bomber Another great story Mark Great work on the research Good job👍
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  10899. I love your videos, every time one comes up I always have to click it no matter where I am.
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  10900. What a great video. That brings back memories because we used to live near RAF St Mawgan in the 1960s and Shackletons used to fly low over our house making an incredible noise. Residents didn’t like the noise but I used to love it as a teenager. The Shacks had 37 litre Rolls Royce Griffon V12 engines, a derivative of the famous 27 litre Merlins. Those bigger engines and the contra-rotating props are what gave the Shacks their distinctive sound. The Mark 3s had a tricycle undercarriage with the retractible radar dome at the rear of the aeroplane, I always thought they were better looking than the Mark 2s with the rear tail wheel and Radome in the nose. Several kids at my school had fathers who either flew in them or worked as ground crew.
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  10901. The only constant in life is the quality of MFP’s videos
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  10902. Thank you Mark for your amazing dialect and accents and knowledge my good friend. As bad as thing are in the states it's nice 👍 to escape to the old country with you my friend.
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  10903. Just woke up, see Mark Felton Productions uploaded. I am a simple man; I see this, I watch.
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  10904. The music 🎶. Love ❤️ each episode
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  10905. Always good to see you Mark, great video!
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  10906. Its always good to come home after work, and learn something new about history, these lessons I'd really have to dig into the history books on, there lesser known, an Sir Felton does a jolly good job of teaching history, Neutral, Professional, and with great character. Always a pleasure to listen to your stories with my evening tea, good sir.
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  10907. These videos are so amazingly crafted, that even when I thnk "I don't care about this topic"; I will still sit there and watch the whole thing!😄 Cheers!
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  10908. I enjoy watching this channel because so often Mark fills in details to events I was aware of but not in detail. But now and again he brings out a little gem, like this one, to which I am very pleasantly surprised. I am aware that the Germans managed to get various groups, sometimes antagonistic to each other, to fight for them. But I was not aware of them mutinying against the Germans. So definitely a first today. Thanks.
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  10909. Another beautifully authored video. Thanks!
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  10910. Thank you Mark. Love the content
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  10911. Fascinating video!👍
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  10912. Just watched " i was monties double" again today..worth watching!
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  10913. I would have enjoyed him as a teacher back in the day. But I still learn. Thanks Mark!
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  10914. Wow. EADS had a small presence at the former WW2 Brookley Airforce Base (now Brookley Aeroplex here in Mobile, Alabama). Now Airbus has a huge complex here. The connection through mergers is very interesting.
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  10915. You must not forget that that wings are built near Chester in the Hawarden plant famous for the Wellington and Warwick and others. So there is intermingled with the descendants of He111s, Ju88s and Do17 is pretty a big chunk of Wellington DNA. The main pant has the original WW2 roof and support structure, plus you can still see traces of the original camouflage paint in the walls of the office block that faces the main plant. There are still other buildings and traces of the plant's WW2 heritage not yet lost to the ever expanding facility.
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  10916. Every video is a new bit of knowledge brilliantly presented. Thank you Mark.
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  10917. Just when I think I have the European WW2 mastered, Mr Felton tells another lost story. Bravo.
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  10918. I never knew Dunkirk was held by Germans for so long! This is what I like about your channel learning facts I never knew.
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  10919. Idk how he's higher on trending than pewdiepie
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  10920. Me: That guy over there says he's heard all there is to hear about WW2. Mark Felton: Hold my beer.
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  10921. its 3 am in Korea, and ive never been so delighted to be woke up by an youtube alarm
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  10922. Aliens welcome to Layla land hahah! This was an amazing history lesson. I never knew this had happened
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  10923. I was touring Point pinos lighthouse museum on the California coast. One of the display items was opened up on the lightkeepers was daily log in which he documented sighting a Japanese submarine off the coast.
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  10924. Interesting Story Mark! I love hearing these little known bits of History ! Jolly Good show My Friend!!
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  10925. Wow! the wonderful science of "Historic military forensics"? so cool! Fantastic gumshoe work Mark!
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  10926. Fascinating story that I was unaware of! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  10927. I ordered your book Dr. Felton. I didn't know you had a Doctorate OR that you authored so many books . 😁👍
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  10928. Danke schone once again Herr Felton *
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  10929. Awesome War Story Mark, in my humble opinion 1 of Your Best in last couple of months 👍 from Perth Australia 🙃
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  10930. Merry Christmas Dr.Felton
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  10931. "I have a vewy gweat fwend in Wome called Biggus Dickus!"
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  10932. One of my older brothers is now a retired US Secret Service field agent. He was assigned to Protection Detail of Pope John Paul II (during his US visit in '95) and met him. As a Baptist Christian, he said it was wild/cool to meet the Pope then. Also said there was an obvious warmth feeling from JPII, as well.
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  10933. I mean this with all due respect, but Mark, you didn't do your research. The us military never fazed out mules, the US marines still have their training school, and the army has a training school, too.
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  10934. That is quick! You just awnsered my wish!
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  10935. It is an honor to be this early at one of your amazing videos.
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  10936. Thank you for your work. You inspire me.
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  10937. I'm a simple man, I see a Mark Felton upload and make a note to self to watch it later 😆😂🤣 Gotcha!
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  10938. Your videos are the best Mr. Felton.
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  10939. You're a great story teller.
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  10940. Episodes 1 and 2 are quite excellent. Thank you for these videos and look forward to more.
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  10941. Worth the wait, another great video! Can’t wait for episode 3
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  10942. Off to Normandy tomorrow, I will throw a pebble in the sea for the heroic lads.
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  10943. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and his Beach Jumpers would make a great subject for one of your videos, as he was deeply involved in all of the D-day deception efforts and the story of the Beach Jumpers is even less well known than Operation Titanic.
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  10944. Excellent stuff as always.🐒🐻🤗👍
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  10945. Brilliant video. God bless them all
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  10946. Great review, ty. I'm a bit late to this viewing; been watching, photographing the solar eclipse. Thanks for posting.
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  10947. RCAF Nomad 3521 was recovered with all of its equipment and human remains from Lake Muskoka in 2010. There is the mysterious story of Northrop Delta 673, which in RCAF documents was thought to have ditched in a large body of water or the Atlantic Ocean. In fact it went down in the vast backwoods of New Brunswick, not to reappear for eighteen years. The only human remains ever found was a small chip of a human cranium the size of a quarter dollar coin.
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  10948. The museum in Dumfries is well worth a visit btw!
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  10949. A B-24 Liberator crash due to poor weather in northern Wisconsin, USA in 1943. Apparently all 9 crew members were killed. The location is in a remote portion of the Nicollet National forest and the crew members are commemorated by a monument and plaque at the location....less we forget their sacrifice.
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  10950. I always get excited when I see a Mark video come up. Time to push to the TV and take a break.
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  10951. Regarding the Catalina deliberately sunk in Lough Erne, there may also be Sunderland flying boats similarly disposed of.
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  10952. Yes just checked YouTube and saw another Mark Felton. Lemme grab my Coffee
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  10953. This channel is fantastic. It's what history Channel used to be or could have been. But all made by one man
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  10954. What timely work break on a muggy afternoon - the latest release from Mark Felton production! Good work Mark - you are a veritable bloodhound of military history sniffing out fascinating obscure stories from WW2.
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  10955. Thanks Dr Mark!! Cheers JJ
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  10956. Very interesting, I did not know something like this existed. Thank you.
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  10957. my uncle john won a bronze star with v device for his actions at kapyong he served with 3RAR
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  10958. Next fun fact - This indirectly led to Colombia creating the LANCERO modeled after US Army RANGER school...
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  10959. Gracias Mark Felton!
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  10960. Absolutely fascinating, as always.
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  10961. I live beside a Korean Canadian airforce veteran and I help him out every chance I get! Just cut his grass this morning and ill keep it up as long as I can because it’s an honour
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  10962. Now I have to admit, this information is all new to me, and I am student of history who was born during the Korean Conflict🤔. Thanks for the info.
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  10963. Excellent reporting. Thank you!
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  10964. Because with the possible exception of The World at War, Mark Felton's productions beat any other media offerings on the Second World War by a comfortable margin.
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  10965. I enjoy your videos immensely!
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  10966. As a Dutchman, I never learned about this, so thanks for the story! Here in the Netherlands all attention is for Arnhem an the "Bridge too far"...
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  10967. Wonderful Lesson. Wonderful learning. MARK IS OUR TEACHER
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  10968. Superb work as always, Dr. Felton
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  10969. My main man Dr Felton. Thanks as always for your content, I’ve been with you since early on. I remember emailing and asking about something on jabal akhdar in Oman near Nizwa. SAS troops… Maybe war stories.
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  10970. Whenever I see a Mark Felton video I click the like button before watching the video because I know it's gonna be great.
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  10971. Oh I haven't watched it yet and I already know it will be a channel classic
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  10972. Brought one back from Kosovo. Slab sided magazine housing. Confiscated during a search op. The paperwork took the whole tour to complete. It is in the Celle Garrison Museum, Germany now. They are very well made. Typical overly engineered, and every part had a serial number on it or just the last 2 digits if it were a small part.
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  10973. Thanks Mark. Really enjoying the videos.
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  10974. Pablo Escobar's guns next, please. Great video Dr. Felton.
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  10975. Really enjoying this series. Thanks for all you do Mark!
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  10976. thanka for the upload doc
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  10977. Well done Dr Felton . Impressive documentary
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  10978. Love your work. I have to admit my bias because I love WW2 history. William Wieting, MustangMedic, The Peoples Journalist.
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  10979. Mark, you are on fire lately! I'm been ALMOST overwhelmed by all the new content!
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  10980. Thank you.
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  10981. I was concerned that this wasn't one of your WW2 documentaries that I so love. But, damn this was interesteing. I can't wait to make my wife watch it with me.
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  10982. Few people realize how much an act of courage objectivity in the face of professional ridicule can be. I commend you sir! Please continue to persevere.
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  10983. You have a great account mate keep up the good work!
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  10984. Thank you Dr. Felton for todays information
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  10985. Well done again Mark. People get carried away here and think that the Germans were way ahead in some areas when they weren't! Yes, they were ahead in the development of rocket engines, but not, repeat not, in jet engines. The German jet engines used in the Me 262 had to be changed every 12 hours, whereas the engines used in the Gloster Meteor lasted a couple of hundred.
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  10986. Love this channel
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  10987. This is exactly what I've been hoping for. Thanks Mark!
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  10988. Felton's powers of organization in creating these videos is formidable
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  10989. Of the many things I like to point out is that the US state of Louisiana held onto French laws even after joining the USA. The most prominent one was that the offspring of a slave and a free person was free. New Orleans had free Blacks fighting in the war of 1812, and in the US Civil War. Yes, the Confederacy had armed Blacks, and integrated units. About the integration of the units, the Confederacy had done this in 1862, about 85 years before the Union.
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  10990. Thank you for honoring their memories.
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  10991. As always, great work, Felton!
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  10992. 😊🎉your channel is like time machine Dr. Felton. Kudos.
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  10993. MARK FELTON IS ALWAYS MAKING SUCH WELL RESEARCHED VIDEOS ITS REMARKABLE AND I AM THANKFUL
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  10994. This is an awesome bit of forgotten history. Thanks.
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  10995. Most interesting, informative as well as entertaining channel I say.
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  10996. If Mark Felton was my history teacher, I would've left my Creem mags in the locker, lol. This is heavy. Smithsonian & History channel doesn't come close. sub'd !!
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  10997. Wow. I have always considered myself an excellent student of history. I never knew any of the info in this documentary. Great presentation!
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  10998. Mark you continue to amaze us. Thank you from Texas!
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  10999. must be great to watch those very first clip of mt everest when the planes successfully returned. Great stuff mark.
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  11000. The Poles punched far above their weight, and got sold down the river, it's shameful. The Poles served the British bravely.
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  11001. What a video, an unknown part of the suffering of Poland after WW2! Only Dr Felton could produce such a gem.
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  11002. Thanks mark! I appreciate this film, but I am sure if those generals were still alive today they would also appreciate it 🥲
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  11003. First comment! Thank You Sr Felton!
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  11004. Really informative...and Factual...so Refreshing...thank you Mark...I have shared widely!
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  11005. Thank you 4your video very interesting.
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  11006. Another interesting and informative post, thank you for that both my sons and l can enjoy , we have started building models based on your posts and painting them as per the pictures you provide , thank you.
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  11007. Very relevant. Nice job mark.
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  11008. More fantastic content Mark.
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  11009. Thanks for posting this video Mark!
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  11010. A blade of one of the propellers of his aircraft is in the bar area of the Royal Air Force Association’s Club Stonegarth in Prestwick, South Ayrshire it was received by the club due to the close involvement of His Grace The Duke Of Hamilton who was a founder member and patron of the club due to his connection to the area and his involvement in the RAF. It forms part of a small RAF Museum they have in one of the rooms which isn’t well known about beyond members of the club but members of public can see by arrangement.
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  11011. Thanks for the video Dr Felton !
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  11012. Astonishing details. Much appreciated Sir Felton. Job well done
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  11013. Always very interesting and factual
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  11014. As Always, Great Video! Thank You! (Like #35 - Comment #6)
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  11015. Outstanding. Thank you, once again.
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  11016. Another great report & I thank you ❤❤❤
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  11017. Excellent video 👍 never heard of a diesel engine on a airplane
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  11018. Another awesome WW2 history lesson, great video Mark !
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  11019. This was an awesome presentation. Huge history buff so I consider this tid bit a gem.
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  11020. Another great story that deserved to be told and remembered. Thank you.
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  11021. Excellent Coverage as usual ! Keep it goin' bro !
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  11022. Like the Spitfire's attempts to reach the Junkers, your subscriber numbers keep ascending, Dr Felton. Hats off!
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  11023. This really is a brilliant channel. Nothing like it for unusual, fascinating, well researched material. It complements rather than competes with The History Guy. Thank you.
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  11024. Thanks for letting us know about these great men!
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  11025. Love the Videos, you always cover the topics you wouldn't think about!
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  11026. These are the best war documentaries you can find being produced today.
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  11027. As always excellent content and narrative. I wonder why any "dislikes" ever occur? What can these people see that is not so good? Thanks, Dr M "press on!"
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  11028. Such good content on this channel. Stories I would of never known. Thank you Sir!
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  11029. Thank you, Mark. I never knew about this, and I'm happy these soldiers heroic efforts have been documented for a new audience to learn about.
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  11030. Herr Felton is simply the best!!!
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  11031. Dr. Felton, thanks for your excellent work and research when it comes to making these videos. YouTube has a lot of crap content on it these days, so it’s nice to see some quality content.
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  11032. Man! That was a good one! Wasn't it.. I think you are just getting better and better.
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  11033. Great video. As an aside it is (always) “Peterhouse” and never “Peterhouse College”, even though it is a college at the University of Cambridge.
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  11034. Fascinating as usual Doc. You are the greatest content creator on YouTube and 2nd place is not even close.
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  11035. So few were dropped in WW1, even less failing to detonate. I think only about 5,000 bombs were dropped on the UK in WW1. That's probably the same amount of bombs dropped in an average WW2 air raid. A single WW2 He 11German bomber could drop 30 small-to-medium bombs. In formations of 9 or so, that's easily around 300 bombs dropped in a single sortie. It'd only take about 16 sorties at that rate, whereas in reality October 1940 alone saw an estimated 8,200 sorties (about 2.25m bombs dropped in October 1940 alone, in theory). Of course though, not every sorte saw all bombers dropping all of their bombs etc etc, but yeah WW2 bombs are just 1000x more likely to be found.
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  11036. As I've commented before, your ability to come up with fascinating videos with unique insights on subjects a lot of your subscribers thought they knew lots about already is brilliant! Loved this video.
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  11037. Mark! That was brilliant! Makes you proud to be british in a way.
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  11038. This is probably the best channel on YouTube, you've taught me alot about aircraft and what happend during ww2, cold war and the Falklands war. 👏
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  11039. This channel is one of the genuine gems on the internet.
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  11040. Loved the video Mark. The Waco (pronounced Wah-Co) airplane company has a very interesting history. Initially they made biplanes in Troy Ohio, near the wright brothers's Dayton. They designed their glider for the war, subcontracted it out, and pretty much disappeared.
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  11041. This channel is the Gold Standard.
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  11042. thanks for the history lesson. love your videos
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  11043. Beautifully made thanks for your videos.
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  11044. The C-47s were great. I hired on at McDonnell Douglas in 1990. They still had one of the old Factory buildings putting out DC9s. Those buildings are gone now around Long Beach Airport.
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  11045. Another great topic, Mark!
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  11046. Fabulous - thank you - an interesting story extremely well presented
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  11047. Now we have on trial the Flanders pigeon murder! He shot my Speckled Jim!
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  11048. Absolutely brilliant.......again. Thank you so much Mr Felton.
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  11049. My next door neighbor fought at Anzio as an M8 Hellcat commander with the Tank Destroyers of the 3ID. He didn't talk much about what they went through other than it was very tough combat especially in the towns.
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  11050. This Friday just got better..Thanks to Dr. Felton
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  11051. Awesome video, Dr Felton!
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  11052. Love your work Mate 🇬🇧👍🏻
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  11053. Your YT channel represents what the history channel on TV should be...!
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  11054. I'm definitely learning more about history here than in school. 🤣✌️✌️ You're channel is so interesting.
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  11055. Love the korea content! Cant forget vietnam either ;)keep up the the most educational war history channel on youtube
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  11056. Fascinating, absorbing, intriguing. Can't wait for the final episode.
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  11057. Another interesting and superbe video, thanks!
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  11058. Terrific video Mark. It's good to know a bit more history on these BEASTS!
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  11059. I hope you found this video interesting. That's an understatement Dr Felton. Your snippets are masterpieces in narration and detail
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  11060. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  11061. i love your videos , i am a Canadian vet and very interested in WW2 Armour and other history . you are doing a great job of bringing to life forgotten and little known history that needs to be brought to the forefront . keep up the great work . one of my favorite channels .
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  11062. Sweet content, I love it 🥰 first! Thanks 🙏 Dr Mark!
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  11063. The only channel on Youtube that I am overjoyed at when there is a new video, Bravo Mark, the information in every video is brilliant.
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  11064. Mark just uploaded, today is a good day
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  11065. I live near the “ castle”. Congratulations from Italy
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  11066. Another great video and as always very informative. Always excited when you put up a new video, the level of details in each story is magnificent, great work Mark. Greetings from CPH.
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  11067. Hello from Long Island, a landing zone
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  11068. Thank you!!!
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  11069. Great story for the war/horror movie. Thank you, Mark.
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  11070. God Bless Queen Elizabeth II! She is a shining example to so many all over the world. Thank you for this video, Dr. Felton! 🙏👑👑
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  11071. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  11072. I was telling my family about this video, I love your work and have been watching for many months at this point, then I look you up and you have over 20 books?!? That's awesome, great to see your success
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  11073. Well documented and well done video, I’d tip my hat to you if I had one😂
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  11074. Every single one of his videos is A++++.
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  11075. excellent research! this was really some great digging, thank you Mark!
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  11076. Me: Lot's of work to do. Mark Felton: New video is ready! Me: Work can wait, I'm watching the new video!
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  11077. Hi, I am from India and started watching the videos from few days and had to say the content is really top notch. Great work!
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  11078. The best YouTube. channel on World War 2.
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  11079. Intresting Bro.
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  11080. Mark your pronunciation is spot on 🤙🏻 German city names sometimes difficult
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  11081. Your productivity levels are insane.
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  11082. Great video, full of info and new found facts. As always you are the best of the best. Thank you Mark Felton
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  11083. My father liberated a fast, yellow BMW roadster of some type. He had it for about a month or two after V.E. Day. When his commanding officer saw it, it wasn't his anymore.
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  11084. Mark Felton always creates the best videos. Another awesome example to be sure. Great video Mark!
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  11085. Nice video. I have a 1940 Opel Kadett. Under the two coats of blue, there is green and under that is gray. It was in use by the RAD. It has to be restaurated. Regards the Battle of the Bulge area, Belgium.
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  11086. Another banger from mark Cheers and thanks Dr.Felton!!
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  11087. Best documentary channel ever. Thank you for your work.
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  11088. Great story Mark, excellent narration as always. Thanks for uploading
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  11089. Another excellent video, you never disappoint Dr. Felton.
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  11090. Awesome Work Mark, 👍👍👍Thanks and Winter Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  11091. I would like to point out, that emperor Hirohito don't wanted any planes, because he thought that they were to superfluous and extravagant for the Imperial court...
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  11092. Always very informative!
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  11093. Mark Felton you are a national treasure.
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  11094. Nice. You always pick the topics that haven't been done 1000 times on YouTube. A real historian who can do short simple presentations that will interest the history buff & novice alike.
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  11095. Absolutely awsome, like everthing from Dr Mark Felton!
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  11096. This is my favorite channel on YouTube. And I am including my own in that!
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  11097. My town is a military town as well, the military is very much integrated in daily life, with soldiers in uniform regularly marching or cycling in group through the town. My favorite café is very close the the military acadamy. It has been in the back of the head that if someone where to take action against my country's military a lot of civilian people would be in the crosshairs too. Makes me appreciate that we have peace in my country, although some people don't seem to understand that or desire less peace it seems. Glad you came out okay and thanks for sharing the story. Warm greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱.
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  11098. I remember this from the news, i was in my first year of highschool. Fascinating history, as always. Thanks Doc.
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  11099. I vaguely remember this, I used to live on Ilex Close, which is just around the corner from Layer road.
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  11100. Love your historical accuracy and the depth each one of your pieces
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  11101. Nothing better than waking up to a new Mark Felton video!
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  11102. I'm a simple man. I see Mark Felton published a new video, I instantly like.
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  11103. Cor bleeding heck. And bloody Nora. 36mins old. Glued to the screen as usual. Marvellous. Ta mate.
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  11104. Fascinating as always - thanks Mark.
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  11105. Interesting video, Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  11106. This channel is brilliant
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  11107. Another really interesting, well researched video. Thank you Mark.
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  11108. Felton is an incredible resource - these videos are an educational treasure.
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  11109. Another great example by Dr. Felton.
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  11110. Another great production from You. The airport he left from in Munich is where the Olympia park is today.
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  11111. SUPER THE BLOOODYCOOLEST OF THE VIDEOS ! KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS, DR FELTON !!!
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  11112. Just wanted to say the thumbnail is legendary
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  11113. Thanks for another informative video!
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  11114. Wow didn't expect a new video now! So happy to see this Mark! Have a great rest of the weekend!
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  11115. Amazing video and yet another small part of ww2 history I haven't heard about. Thank you Mark for keeping the knowledgeable content flowing.
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  11116. 190k views in 11 hours...that's a compliment in itself, great content as always Mark 👍
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  11117. Dr. Felton, you left us all hanging - outstanding job! Also, love the music zingers -
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  11118. Thanks!
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  11119. Great video as always.
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  11120. First to like and comment DR. Felton rocks
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  11121. That’s how he keeps it free you fool! You think it’s easy or cheap to produce such quality content?
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  11122. Excellent information as always Dr. Felton. Keep up the great work. I always look forward to your video presentations.
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  11123. merry Christmas mark, how your channel has grown, all the best for the new year cheers mate
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  11124. Excellent video!
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  11125. Another great video by arguably the best WW2 historian anywhere! Consider yourself fortunate if you found Dr. Mark Felton’s YouTube channel! Cheers!
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  11126. Thank you, Mr. Felton. I'd never heard of this one. Thanks for your amazing research and presentations!
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  11127. Thank you for this story Dr. Felton. You always bring us stories I never heard of before.
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  11128. Thank you for another interesting story Mr Felton
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  11129. Profile of a life marked by fateful decisions and coincidences that would eventually result in historic consequences. A very compelling video. Thanks again, Dr. Felton. :)
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  11130. Thank you Dr Felton for yet another superb video.
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  11131. Thanks Mark!
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  11132. I am german too. Grown up in FRG and i learned this in school in the end70s/beginning80s...for me not new. But very good documentary
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  11133. As usual, superb job, Dr Felton
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  11134. Fascinating thanks.
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  11135. You know I’m amazed on how well (I think) Mark pronounces the German words. Awesome job in every video!
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  11136. Love this channel! Thanks Mark Felton.
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  11137. Wikipedia has now been made redundant and replaced with Feltonpedia, now with accurate and checked facts! :)
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  11138. You're one of my favorite channels and this video is fascinating. Thank you so much for your work!
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  11139. As always, very interesting stuff.
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  11140. Who is the lone "thumbs down" doofus??? smh... Great video, I knew nothing of this . Thank you!!! Isabelle Victoria British Columbia.
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  11141. Nobody teaches me as you!!!! Sit down. Dr. Felton´s class begins.
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  11142. Fascinating view into unreported history. Thank you for again widening my knowledge! ✔️
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  11143. Very informative.
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  11144. What’s the intro song? I’ve always wondered this. Pls respond and keep up the great work! 👍
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  11145. Great video and congrats on the 500 thousand subs
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  11146. So horrible men yet so horribly interesting, thank you so much for your research Mark Felton!
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  11147. Excellent...always learn something new on your vids, Mark! 10/10 👍🏻
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  11148. WOW an awe inspiring story!! Thank You Sir- I read and studied the Eastern Front War in graduate school and never once seen a reference to these brave and gallant women- true humanitarian pioneers!! Just amazing that so much new material that was either classified or never was published in the West has been coming out. A exciting time for any historian of WW2!! As always lol your stories enlighten all your viewers and bring new information that was previously unknown!!
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  11149. Thank you for even more details of history we wouldn't even know about...
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  11150. Thank you Mark Felton, for being who you are.
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  11151. Ya know I always hear mentions about this, including in your videos. Thanks for covering it in depth!
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  11152. Amazing Video as always. Mark makes learning enjoyable .
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  11153. Thanks Mark! I like all your stuff. This is something I have always wondered about! Nice to know how many old planes there are left. The comments are informative as well. Keep up the great work.
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  11154. Many Thanks Dr.Felton, as always your outstanding content makes us very pleased.
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  11155. You jus made my day Mark! I love it when you drop a new one!
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  11156. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  11157. Mark as always you're a legend.
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  11158. Your work awsome btw keep it up
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  11159. Thank you Mark Felton! This bit of unknown history really clears up many questions of this time period.
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  11160. Outstanding informations, best wishes from Switzerland, Rene
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  11161. Now that's a YouTube title I thought I'd never see
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  11162. I wasn't expecting the ending photo at all, it made me laugh
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  11163. Thank you for sharing 🎅🤶🎄❄️🦌
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  11164. Been researching a lot about Napoleon the last few weeks looking forward to this.👍
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  11165. Interesting topic. Thank you, Mark.
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  11166. Dr. Felton, I'm very happy you were able to book Sir Winston to back your cause lol. Cheers from 🇨🇦✌️
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  11167. Great Churchill impersonation. I love the weapons of history
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  11168. Now, the end message was very funny. Even as a US Citizen, I found the British humor you incorporated, as usual, in very good taste. Have a fun day
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  11169. Brilliant! Thank you Dr Felton, for providing me with my new favorite retort!
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  11170. Sir, do what you got to do in order to continue making these wonderful videos. How do you find these little treasures of history? You must be part blood hound.
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  11171. My Pappy fought in the ETO as a combat engineer. In 1949 he was assigned to the occupation forces in Japan, at a base called Camp Drake, 9 miles S of Tokyo. We, mom and 3 kids, joined him there as civilian dependents. I was six years old. These are some of my memories of Japan: Tokyo was, to a large extent, leveled by fire-bombing, but new modern construction was underway. In the debris-filled areas around the new buildings, many people were living in hovels created from bits of masonry and corrugated steel. The vehicles were almost all US army jeeps, trucks, and staff cars. The Japanese vehicles were huge numbers of bicycles, scooters, and scooters that had been converted to “trucks” by adding an axle and two wheels and a cargo bed to the back. There were also some charcoal-fired buses. Not far from our wooden duplex home in Momote Village was a concrete anti-aircraft tower, pock-marked by .50 caliber bullets, and a nearby was a building that had been converted to a hospital. It also had .50 caliber bullet-holes in it. As a child, I didn’t understand the full significance of the damage. I loved roaming the Japanese countryside beyond the base limits. There were farms, the houses of which were heated only by hibachis (small, charcoal burning stoves). The houses had thatched roofs and shoji doors and windows. Around these were crop fields, bamboo thickets, & dirt roads. Further away were some low hills. Built into the hills were concrete -lined tunnels, and people were living in them. Again, it didn’t dawn on me that these tunnels might have been strongholds for defensive positions in the event of an American invasion. We kids believed stories circulating among us that the people living in the caves were cannibals, especially fond of eating children. One day, on a dare, I went up to the entrance of a cave. My friends, watching me from a distance, suddenly showed alarm, and turning around I saw directly behind me an ancient man with the long beard and whiskers often seen in Japanese art. It seemed to me that he had appeared from nowhere. Badly frightened, I tore away from there as fast as I could.
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  11172. Why so little of this taught in secondary and post-secondary schools in the U.S.? Fascinating episode. Thank you Mark!
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  11173. Nobody does it like Mark Felton 👍
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  11174. Amazing video
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  11175. I still have my Grand-Uncle’s Grand Army of the Republic belt buckle dated 1861-1865 service. I wore it the day I swore into the Army 18 years ago.
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  11176. OMG THAT JUMP SCARE AT 6:50 WAS UNNECESSARY! I WAS IN BED MARK!
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  11177. Croydon Airport was built on the chalk dip slope of the North Downs. The ground is thus very well drained as chalk is pervious. My school in the 1960s used the playing fields of Purley Way, opposite the former airport. We used to imagine Chamberlain landing and declaring peace in our time, as well as the Battle of Britain fighter squadrons of 11 Group based there.
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  11178. .. classic Felton topic 👍
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  11179. As a prior service Army Civil Engineer, I can attest to utilizing materials that would normally not be used traditionally. Its reported in a Engineer Reconnaissance Report. That said, Dr. Felton was 100% correct when he was talking about the air cavity if the crown of the helmet is on top. There would have to be ways of compressing the helmet down into the substrate so no air pockets could exist, which is why they were using the tracked caterpillar. They could be compressed into either a gravel layer or a sand layer. Then of course, earth fill or another layer of gravel would go on top & tamped down. At that time, I would guess that asphalt was not readily available & concrete could have been used but due to the time, 1920s, a gravel road was likely constructed.
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  11180. I'm a US Navy Seabee who has built roads and I imagine they used these helmets as part of a base layer and laid over them an aggregate of some kind...crushed gravel? Either way, this was a woefully bad plan. Those helmets would have to eventually rust and disintegrate, leaving a profoundly unsound base layer with zero compaction and endless pot holes and frost heaves.
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  11181. I was literally trying to find a good video on Tokyo Rose only yesterday! I couldn't find one, so thank you
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  11182. It truely was a Northwind that blew me here. Im so glad it did. Happy New Year Dr Felton and the whole loyal legions that subscribe to you.
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  11183. My uncle was with the 84th infantry division, 333rd infantry K company fought in. The Bulge.
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  11184. Thank you Dr. Felton. 😀💕 happy new year🥂
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  11185. Anything even remotely related to the Bulge is a favorite. My great grandpa was in the US 28th Div. 112th Regt. Something I only figured out recently
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  11186. Felton Fanatics Early Crew
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  11187. Mark Felton's already impeccable work would reach next level, still, if he'd apply a bit of effort in pronouncing Italian names and locations correctly, just as he does with German and Japanese instances.
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  11188. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  11189. Amazing work Mark great job
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  11190. Wow! Once again you amaze us with incredible true stories of forgotten history! That first rotary wing mission was really on a “wing and a prayer “! So many things that we take for granted now: logistics, maintenance, viable LZs, etc. were not in place yet. And those early choppers did not have the range they needed, either. What an amazing achievement!
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  11191. I had this on the background as I was doing other things and the machine-gun fire to startled me so much it was funny, great video
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  11192. Fantastic video. Love you doctor. Over and out.
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  11193. Much fun combined with knowledge. Great job! 😎
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  11194. Thanks for making these Mark! Always loved using the Goliaths in Company of Heroes :D.
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  11195. God bless them all.
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  11196. Great video, well researched. We owe these people so much.
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  11197. 2:37 paratrooper wearing 23 sign on his neck is Wallace C Strobel
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  11198. Dr. Felton! If I had a magic lamp and a dozen wishes, I would use several to get to travel with you and experience these discoveries with you in person. As rich as your videos are in content, I know it’s not possible to make them dense enough on this platform to contain all the information and subtle nuances that are available for you to share. That’s why it would be really cool to have the time for you to show us more detail, especially things that you find personally interesting and amusing minutiae, standing in these places with you. That would be an amazing experience.
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  11199. Well done that man. An another great piece of history. :)
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  11200. very epic video mark!
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  11201. We enjoy your videos very much. 👍🏻🇺🇸
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  11202. 911 likes. 0 dislikes Keep up the excellent work Mark. Love and support from Dublin, Irelans
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  11203. Another interesting subject. Thanks for the effort.
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  11204. You are very dedicated to documenting history. Wonderful.
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  11205. Every time I hear that intro, I don’t know what I was going to say next. I like these videos.
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  11206. This channel is one of my favorites now because you get to learn about "forgotten" stories of WW2 like this one, even being a Military History nerd myself I still learn on the way :-).
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  11207. Keep up the good work Dr. History shown like this is needed right now more than ever in an age where many wish to destroy it.
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  11208. Thanks Doctor! Always happy to see a video.
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  11209. Mark as a fellow historian, great work as always. Thank you
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  11210. Great videos mate, greetings from 🇨🇦
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  11211. Dr Felton touches on relevant events and history with a touch of intrigue. Keep up the great work sir!
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  11212. Your awesome, Dr. Felton. Thank you for everything you do.
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  11213. Thank you, mark always enjoy seeing your videos. I appreciate it
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  11214. Thanks for all the amazing knowledge!
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  11215. You're the best Dr. Felton!
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  11216. Your investigation skills are unmatched
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  11217. Impressive work Mark. Thanks
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  11218. What an amazing piece of history! This should be made into a major movie I think. Great video! My favorite channel at the moment!✌️
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  11219. The information contained within this video is truly frightening beyond belief. Good grief, just to imagine the consequences of possible battle taking place at this location is enough to keep me up all night with worry. Thank you for this rather alarming but fascinating upload DR Felton, it's just incredible.
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  11220. Mark I have enjoyed and learned a lot from your videos. My father was in military in WWII and he never talked about it. I've always had an interest in European theater.
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  11221. Wow! Those Pols were awesome!
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  11222. What an incredible story, it's amazing how Mark can find this information. Im still trying to comprehend the effort
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  11223. Thank u Dr Felton. I have been following you since 2016. I'm from Zimbabwe and I greatly enjoy your videos .
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  11224. I was all out of good content to watch today but here comes Mr. Felton and saves the day. Thank you!
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  11225. As a metal detectorist I hear they turn up now and again in woodlands and fields
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  11226. Nice video.
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  11227. Again interesting history , bravo Mr. Mark Felton.
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  11228. Hello from Brazil! Excellent work, Mr Felton!
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  11229. Thanks for uploading this video And for mentioning the brewster buffalo. As an Aussie we have an historic link to it. 🤠
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  11230. Love the history. Great work as always, Mark. Thank You!
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  11231. I am traveling to England in October. If I run into you there, I hope your imperial guards will allow me to take a photo of my favorite author/youtuber.😜
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  11232. Thank you. You have taught me more than my university.
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  11233. Yet another insightful vid. keeping us all up-to-date on relevant events and related matters! Thank You Dr.! Enjoyed!
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  11234. thanks Dr. Felton!
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  11235. Another great video. Thanks Mark.
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  11236. A cracking story Mark!
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  11237. Another fascinating story 👍
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  11238. This was an exceptionally well done video of yours.
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  11239. Thank you. A fascinating presentation.
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  11240. Wow I had been almost a week..but it's a great Monday morning with a Mark Felton world war11 history lesson!💞💕
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  11241. Excellent documentary. I am very impressed
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  11242. Your videos are outstanding, it’s the same feel and sound like your WW2 videos.
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  11243. You should be shown in classrooms to teach history with how deeply you go into research.
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  11244. What a timely entrance of "Preussens Gloria" ... and well done with the rest of the video as well! :)
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  11245. Love this Dr Felton keep up the good work you’ve taught me everything I know and helps my thirst for knowledge growing
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  11246. Enjoying late breakfast and Dr. Felton's history lesson... What a way to start a Sunday... 😃
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  11247. Amazing how many gems of history get brushed into the corners, to be forgotten about and to gather dust. Then comes our Dr Felton: to pick them up and polish them up for us. Much appreciated, Dr Felton !
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  11248. Always love watching your videos when they're released. There's few channels I care to keep up with.
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  11249. Thank you Dr. felton!
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  11250. More great content from the Dr....
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  11251. your videos are awesome Mark!
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  11252. You are absolutely legendary for making all of these videos for us history buffs and yet sometimes I get sad watching these knowing I'm just watching films of nothing but heros and ghosts. Regardless many thanks as you say.
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  11253. Mark the quality of you're videos are A1! So informative
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  11254. This channel makes the history channel look like a bunch of hacks who produce garbage. They used to put out good shows until reality TV struck. Mr. Felton's British accent really gives these videos that authentic WWII feel.
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  11255. Well done Mark Felton. My hat is off to you sir. Thank you for what you do
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  11256. This is some good information, thank you Mark.
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  11257. Dr. Felton packs alot of history in a short time frame. Excellent work as always. Thank you!
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  11258. Great video thanks mark!
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  11259. Thank you for yet another quality video, greetings from Belgium
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  11260. Another great one, Dr. Felton!
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  11261. Thank you. I enjoy every one of your videos.
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  11262. It's always a great day when Dr. Felton uploads a new video. It is amazing how close the Nazis came to the east coast. Again, excellent video Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  11263. Many thanks Mark. Awesome historical stories with historical camera and video content. Much respect from NZ.
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  11264. When I hear that Intro music, I get excited!!!
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  11265. fist time in the first place for for first comment thank you for the great content Mark!
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  11266. Thank you again Mark the voice Felton, great presentation👍
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  11267. I really appreciate your intro music!
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  11268. Ah yes, something I never knew about WW2.
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  11269. Amazing video Dr. Felton!
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  11270. Very Good
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  11271. Loving the content Mark! Thank you for your continued research & hard work!
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  11272. More History than my damn class, ever experianced!
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  11273. I've learned so much about WW2 from your channel.
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  11274. Mark you just popped up on criminals and crime fighters channel. Evolution of evil: The story of Joseph stain and hideki Tojo. Pretty cool...
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  11275. Mark, brilliant and fascinating historical facts. Respect sent to you. 👏
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  11276. Just when I think I've heard or read every strange story from WWII, Mark Felton posts another YouTube video!
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  11277. Wow this is fascinating 📚
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  11278. Honestly, pretty rough work week but that intro music never fails to lift my mood.
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  11279. First to like Mark! Have a good weekend!
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  11280. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  11281. Smash the like button as soon as I hear the intro music. Always quality content 👍🏼👍🏼
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  11282. Toujours des sujets des plus intéressants et méconnus. Merci Docteur Felton !
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  11283. Hah, this is curious. I just had a look at the remains of a B-24 in Koç Museum here in Istanbul. It was among the Ploeşśti raiders which recieved Flak damage and had to force land off the Mediteranian coast of Turkey in 1943.
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  11284. Tanks a lot, Dr. Felton! I always appreciate your interesting videos.
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  11285. Holy cow! First one on a great video!! 👍🏻👍🏻
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  11286. Great informative video Mark. Made my day watching this and learned a lot. Not the first time of heard about US forces and friendly fire that have had deadly consequences. I live in Greater London and have never heard of the Inns of Court regiment. These are making my isolating more bearable. Thanks again Mark, greatly appreciated!
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  11287. What can be more terrifying than a regiment of lawyers??? That's bound to be against some convention or other!!
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  11288. Another banger from Dr mark Felton
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  11289. I was living in the southern Philippines when the 2011 incident occurred. I had with me then an old Civil Defense low level radiation survey meter (yes, I'm one of those). Within a week I was seeing about 1/4 RAD under my gutter downspouts.
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  11290. 2:40 -- There is no such thing as an "AN Series" bomb. "AN" is a header meaning that the numbers which follow are on the American "Army/Navy" item specification list, which includes everything from weapons to communications equipment to the individual nuts and bolts used in aircraft. Cannon-cockers would call this an "M30," but the whole designation is something like "Bomb, Aerial, General Purpose M30." With that, you could look down the list and find the appropriate specifications. For that matter, each of the individual items noted in this illustration there have their own AN numbers (such as the nose fuze) -- "M30" is the designator for the complete assembly, ready to use. My guess on where it came from pretty much agrees with you, that it was dropped by a carrier-based fighter, but I think it was likely on a gun emplacement, vehicle convoy, troop concentration or small military installation as a target of opportunity during a harassment and interdiction raid. That it drove so deep indicates either a dive-bombing attack, or level bombing from altitude. Dive-bombing would be against a point target, level bombing against an area target. Either way, it would likely have been one of several dropped by that one plane, either as salvo, rippled, or multiple passes. You can bet that the Japanese and American military folks went through records on both sides to figure out what the target was and who attacked it, so they will know how much more ordnance might have been scattered around, and where.
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  11291. Thanks Dr. Felton for this bit of history. Incidentally, there are quite a few sunken U-Boats off the coast of Boston, MA, a few near Cape Cod.
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  11292. Another worthwhile video! Cheers, Mark!
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  11293. Another excellent video. Well done sir.
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  11294. Thanks Mark, I dont seek the limelight so I am appreciative of the video
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  11295. 1.66 million and rising. Thats an army of history buffs.
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  11296. As always, truly amazing historical information, that yet again, a major history buff still never knew or heard about. Thank you Mark for all you do!
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  11297. As always love the video and the opening theme. Am totally addicted to Dr. Feltons' military history videos. I wish he was my college professor👍
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  11298. Another interesting lesser known bit of history. Thank you Mark.
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  11299. YES MARK, GO GO! Another fascinating "tank tidbit,", full of juicy details, thanks! If I may I'd like to take this opportunity to kindly remind you that if you ever manage to generate an episode directly involving the incomparably sexy British Crusader tank in combat, you will be awarded a Victoria Cross and an unlimited lifetime supply of delicious pizza.
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  11300. Read your book on Unit 731 Mark. Would love to see an episode one day on these mostly unknown crimes done in the name of “science” by the Japanese
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  11301. Thanks Sir Mark you have done it again. 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  11302. Thank you for giving us such well done videos on so many interesting, often forgotten history facts Mr.Felton, happy new year!
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  11303. Wow.80 years ago.I love that great background music during the camera tour of the Heinkel.Fantastic video Doc.Well done.
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  11304. Fell good when you get quality video at 2 am video
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  11305. Mr Felton, enjoy your videos, I am an avid history buff. Always learning from your excellent content.
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  11306. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  11307. It`s a mans life in the womens auxiliary balloon corps.
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  11308. Another fun fact Luke AFB, AZ, home of American and allied F-35 training, named after Frank Luke
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  11309. "Fighter pilots that toyed with observation balloons were considered to have a giant wealth of intestinal fortitude." I love your understated manner of expression! Busting a observation balloon was akin to Colonial Marines shooting Aliens--The resulting spray could take out the shooter.
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  11310. Thanks for pointing out the fact, that the Red Baron, was done in by ground fire..
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  11311. Very nice.
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  11312. Great story!
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  11313. I was here last month and looking at the pictures took me back…I loved London! ☺️
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  11314. A lighter topic today.😢 Done very well, interesting and topical. Possibly to counter all the doom and gloom either historical or present. Thums up this time Dr Felton. 👍
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  11315. Another great video!
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  11316. Thank you for shining a light on these little known events.
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  11317. Never a dull moment with a Felton video! Cheers, Mark!
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  11318. Time for bed. Computer: New Mark Felton project has been uploaded. Bed: Feeling ignored.
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  11319. Really interesting hearing this incident being explained by someone not from here! Great job, honestly.
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  11320. I was in D co 1/6 Infantry(us army) we left Baumholder Germany the Tuesday after Easter in 99. We deployed to Albania airport to support Apaches, and prepare for a ground invasion. My platoon was cross attached to C co 1/35 AR and we were the first US army forces to enter kosovo, and we set up Camp Bondsteele.
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  11321. I was about to give up on Youtube for a bit, then this shows up and I was happy.
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  11322. Mark Felton videos über alles. Die Geschichte ist sehr unglaublich! Danke.
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  11323. Thank You for Posting.
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  11324. A wonderful channel that deserves the best regards, appreciation, admiration and pride. It provides accurate and useful information. I thank you for all the beautiful words and sincere feelings for your distinguished posts. I wish you continued success and all the best. My utmost respect and appreciation
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  11325. Excellent video and thoroughly interesting to learn about this forgotten history.
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  11326. Dr. Felton teaches me something new, every single video.
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  11327. Yet another brilliant and highly informative video. It's great to hear about the stories that add real, and often little heard of detail to the Normandy campaign. Keep them coming Mark, your hard work is really appreciated.
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  11328. As per usual a great video from mark felton, keep up the good work
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  11329. Dearest Mark, there's me having a quite afternoon mowning the lawn. Then the phone pings, holy crap got to get this done now. No the wife had other idea's, but hey all done. Great content as per what we are used to. Cheers all, from NE Scotland.
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  11330. And another wonderful story that no one has ever heard of thank you very much for your videos you do suck wonderful job keep up the good work❤️
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  11331. Always a pleasure when you put out a video Mark. Thank you for this channel.
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  11332. Sir, you have great content, always makes me amazing
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  11333. Another great content
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  11334. Again, excellent video Mark! In early 1970’s after Vietnam, I was stationed in Baumholder, West Germany, not far from the area you spoke of. Wish I had your videos then, so I could visit these places!!🇺🇸
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  11335. Thank you for another history lesson ❤❤❤
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  11336. I did a 2 part video about history of this unit in polish on my channel.
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  11337. Great stuff like always Mark!
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  11338. Great video Mark, amazing story 😀👌👍
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  11339. ` 👽 Beautifully done; as always
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  11340. As always, amazing content. Thank you!
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  11341. Great video Dr Felton. Brno and then CZ made and continue to make one of the most popular rimfire, centrefire and big game rifles to this day. I still own several and the old BRno's of the 60's to 80's are built like tanks. Thanks for sharing!
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  11342. Another great video Dr. Felton!
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  11343. As a child in the early 60's our family was visiting in Hamburg and I was fascinated with all of the steam locomotives still in service then! Not sure if they were Kriegsloc? 👍🔥
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  11344. I spent 6 months in Bosnia in 1996. Going from Mostar to Sarajevo you go through Jablanica and there was a train on a bridge that got knocked out in 1942 apparently, that was still on the bridge, maybe still there.
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  11345. I'm always interested in steam locomotives & Dr Felton surprises me with a very interesting train story! 👍👍
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  11346. Great video, thanks mark!
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  11347. Love this mark keep up the good work
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  11348. Thanks Mark. Great history lesson.
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  11349. Awesome!
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  11350. Thanks for posting. This gave some added context to the bombing that my parents witnessed in World War Two in Hungary.
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  11351. I was in Civil Air Patrol in the early 2000s, and we still had Springfield M1903s for drill team and color guard use. according to my CO they were "adapted for blanks" but they didn't look any different than a normal '03. the bore looked the same too, if a little worn. they were beat up and repeatedly dropped, but they were neat. I wonder what happened to them.
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  11352. Always interesting, thanks for posting Mark! :D
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  11353. Mark Felton a real G. Thank you for your work sir.
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  11354. Amazing account. I've never heard this account. Thank you.
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  11355. A very compelling video... thank you for efforts in not letting this history fade away.
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  11356. I'm stop doing anything and come to watch you video , Mark :)
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  11357. Absolutely riveting as always Mark, thank you again for all your hard work... 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  11358. Thanks Doc! Great vid as usual!
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  11359. A very informative Video!Thank you Doctor Mark!
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  11360. Thanks for that Mark another moment of history I just learned about thanks to you
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  11361. Good job it hasn't. They would have just turned the solid 15 minutes of gold Dr Felton has given to us into 45 minutes of drawn-out padding plus adverts.
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  11362. Thanks Mark for the upload! I am going to put this in my work out playlist.b
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  11363. Another great video Mark!
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  11364. ayyy! Another Excellent Video!
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  11365. Love your videos mr Felton just wanted to say it since I’m early.
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  11366. Thanks! Another fascinating piece. I can think of fewer events in modern history that i'd wish to experience than late april early may in 1945 along the Spree. Every account I've read has been a terrible one. Now I have Erich Kempka's to read. That said, we know of Blondi, but what of Eva Brauns dog? I read an account of a fellow who was part of one of the breakout groups who mentioned it, but I've not heard anyone else say anything in that regard. We all terribly appreciate your efforts and material here on youtube.
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  11367. Excellent work, Mark!
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  11368. This was incredibly interesting, thank you.
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  11369. This was quite interesting, something I wasn’t taught in school
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  11370. Great work and video as always Dr. Felton!
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  11371. I don’t always comment before I watch, but when I do, it’s a compliment on how good it is.
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  11372. Another brilliant video
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  11373. Well done. I wanna hear more crazy fightin' Irish stores. Luv ur channel
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  11374. Great topic. Great supporting video. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  11375. Tanks, very much, for another great video
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  11376. Great video, greetings from Serbia!
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  11377. Interesting as Always ‼️👍 Thanks ‼️🇺🇲🇺🇳
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  11378. Nice video, love your yt
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  11379. Love it. Thank You Dr.
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  11380. This is amazing never heard of this covert mission in Canada.Love your channel and your voice remind me of a history teacher I had in high school in the early 1990s that guy was an exciting teacher.Keep up the amazing work
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  11381. As a Marine veteran this is awesome history to learn Thank you Dr Felton
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  11382. Semper fi. To all my Marine brothers. Thanks for the video. From. Sc
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  11383. Watching from Malaysia..ty Dr Felton
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  11384. Once again your work outdoes itself Mark. You conduct your work in such a fascinating way, i can sit hear for bloody hours listening to your melodic voice and soaking up great information like a dry sponge 😅. Bravo! And cheers for the great work Mark. From Australia 🦘
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  11385. thank you for the history lesson
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  11386. I try to listen too a lot of your posts you have a great handle on history and how it influences and shapes the present . thankyou
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  11387. Claim your free "Here within the first 5 minutes pass here." Your work is excellent dr Felton.
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  11388. One correction: by 1956, Rákosi wasn't the Prime Minister of Hungary anymore, he was just the First Secretary of the Communist Party. Not that it mattered much as he ran the country as an absolute dicatator anyways, but I think it's still worth mentioning.
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  11389. Love your Channel great Historical content
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  11390. Better keeping those dulcet tones for future videos. We definitely dont want a Mark Felton with no voice. Hope you are feeling better.
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  11391. I love these videos!
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  11392. Having served in a number of combat theaters I was amazed by what hasn’t changed in the last 80 years. While the architecture, and uniforms have changed, the faces and emotions of the once combatants haven’t. Weather a Hitler Youth, or a “Cub of the Caliphate” the emotional impact on the rank and file is the same.
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  11393. Excellent Descriptions and breakdown on how the various grenades were used, mechanism of action, and pros and cons, Dr. Felton.
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  11394. Great video!
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  11395. Am a huge fan of Mark. Guy deserves an Oscar for the good job he does.
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  11396. You did it yet again - fascinating!
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  11397. I was thinking of those Japanese balloons too and thought 'I think Dr. Felton will soon discuss them'. And yes, not surprisingly, I was right.
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  11398. Take us back in time to see the importance of history...As always the best of the best...TY Mark Felton
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  11399. I was wondering about this very issue. Thank you for doing this video!
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  11400. @markfelton I personally would like to thank you for covering these japanese bomb balloon considering I'm from Oregon and did a history paper on these for highschool very fun... Went to the site of the picnic where they unfortunately past
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  11401. happens all the time in war thunder lol very cool presentation as always mr mark
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  11402. Love these little historical anecdotes, thanks for making theses
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  11403. Great work, i love finding out the hidden details.
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  11404. Score! Coffee and a new video from Mark! fantastic morning already. Very happy every time I see your notification.
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  11405. Dr Felton I watch your material all the time and remember when you hit the milestone of 1 million subs. If memory serves that was last year and now you are at 1.5 million. WELL DONE! Thank you for all of this hard work sir.
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  11406. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. Who would have imagined that Siam occupied a part of Germany following WWI.
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  11407. A fan from Thailand here!
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  11408. Mark, What an interesting and forgotten story. Thank you for this slice of history. I'm aware of WW2 Thai history, but WW1 is often overlooked. Best wishes from a Bangkok Brit. Where is the memorial in Bangkok?
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  11409. When Mark uploads a new video Me: GOTTA CLICK FAST
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  11410. Your upload schedule is forcing me to choose between the greater of two goods!
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  11411. Fascinating stuff. I had no knowledge of this and I know quite a few of your 'off the wall' stories. Will definitely have a potter to look at the memorial when I'm next in Brussels. Thanks.
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  11412. Amazing story. What a brave man he was. Thank you for this.
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  11413. Thanks for this one mate! Very interesting
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  11414. Dr. Mark Felton. Feel like watching all night long, but ive seen all your video's. Thank you for such good, intresting and informative content. Keep up the great work!
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  11415. DR. FELTON- YOUR WORK IS NEVER TO BE MISSED- YOU HAVE ADDED SO MUCH KNOWLEDGE TO MY UNDERSTANDING OF THIS SMOLDERING DIABOLICAL PERIOD. THANK YOU. 🌎🌿🌍🌿🌏
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  11416. Hello from Australia.....fabulous collection! OMG the hours and dedication spent on these cars. Once again you have given us an insight into the grandness of the Nazi regime. Thank you Mark for providing this information as I have wondered what happened to those great cars, you never disappoint!
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  11417. Mr. Felton, I admire your excellent role at the helm of one of the utmost valuable treasure troves of information available on the internet today. My thanks to you.
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  11418. Dr. Felton never ceases to take my breath away.
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  11419. Very interesting, thank you !
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  11420. 🚛💨 Thank you for another interesting and informative video Dr Felton. We are big fans of you
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  11421. Awesome channel Mark.
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  11422. Mark is making this world interesting again in a world of COVID
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  11423. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton! Looking forward to all the interesting videos you will undoubtedly bring to us in 2022!
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  11424. Great way to start the morning. Merry Christmas all!
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  11425. A nice Christmas gift from Dr. Felton. i look forward to more of this outstanding content in the new year.
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  11426. Amazing! I have never heard or read about this before. Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  11427. I have my father's V-mail letters from the SWP plus a regular letter with artwork done by friend, I also have his diary that was issued to him.
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  11428. Thanks for sharing Mark and wish you a good weekend!
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  11429. It's a mark of how well respected the channel is that there's no jokes about women in the army. Also I'm proud of not making one either.
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  11430. Thank you Mark Felton for yet another great episode.
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  11431. Just when I thought I knew everything about Military history ,Mark brings something else to light ,never cease to amaze me ,keep it up mate👍🏽
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  11432. Excellent video as always. I love the way that Mark covers the unusual, quirky and little known episodes of global conflict. Well Done!
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  11433. So glad channels like Mark's exist
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  11434. Forgotten heroes, until now, thanks to Mr. Felton.
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  11435. Muy buenos videos. Saludos de Uruguay.
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  11436. I was in Iraq in 2003-2004 saw many older tanks and other weapons!
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  11437. One historian impersonating another. We can only hope that you consider the PM job in later years like Churchill.😉 Great video!
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  11438. Excellent original footage. Here's to 2M subscribers sir.
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  11439. Great video my friend loved it thanks for sharing and stay safe 👍👍
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  11440. I've been across the reconstructed bridge. The canal isn't but about 25 meters wide at the bottom and maybe triple that at the bridge level. Interesting video.
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  11441. Merry Christmas to ya Mark! And we look forward to many more lessons on WW2.
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  11442. Another Great One !!! Have a Merry Christmas Mark!! Thanks for all your great work!
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  11443. When I was a kid there was a tv show called WARS OF THE WORLD and aired on Sunday evenings. I watched it religiously with my Dad as; he was a Guadalcanal and several other Islands; combat veteran of WWII. Your production is equal to the quality of that show if not better.
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  11444. Clive Dunn AKA Corporal Jones from Dads Army was captured at the Corinth Canal in April 1940 while serving with 1st Armoured brigade and was POW for remainder of war.
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  11445. Thank you for covering this lesser known battle. We do not often hear about the Greek campaign and the geopolitical and military aspects of it. Great job.
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  11446. thanks Dr. Mark, yet again a great video
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  11447. Another WW2 gem fr. Dr. Felton. Keep them coming Doc; I just can't have enough of these historical events 'missed' by other historians.
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  11448. In a word - fascinating. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton.
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  11449. Always a pleasure to be able to watch another great history vid from Mark. Thank you!
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  11450. Huh thats cool
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  11451. Often obscure, always informative. Your gift of presenting history that would otherwise be overlooked and forgotten is greatly appreciated by curious minds all across the globe. Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  11452. What a remarkable story! I never know what to expect from this channel, but I ALWAYS learn something new!
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  11453. I watched the last video on Goring’s train just a few hours ago and this suddenly comes up?? Amazing timing
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  11454. Absolutely superb! Thank you once again, Dr. Felton. I can't help but envy you your experience there at Huis Doorn. 👍
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  11455. This is by far one of my favorite Dr Felton history lessons. The beauty in something that’s associate it with the military and the stories each has ,is fascinating!!…👍Thanks Dr Felton👍 Oh and can’t wait to see the kaisers Wilhelm II uniforms😃
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  11456. VERY Good Video ,A Delight to watch,You never cease to amaze us with your Insights and Informative Videos ,Kudos to You Mark.
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  11457. Absolutely stunning, priceless artifacts. I agree that, with proper context, these helmets and uniforms could be invaluable teaching materials.
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  11458. Amazing!! Dr Felton I hope you give us more. Thank you kindly.
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  11459. Thank you for what you do mark
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  11460. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  11461. Holy crap Mark that was great! 😂😂Please we need more of these! Great work as always!
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  11462. You are amazing! Every time I think you can't come up with something new, you do! I have learned so much from your videos, please continue!!!
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  11463. Fascinating story! Can’t wait for the next installment. Good stuff Mark! 😎👍
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  11464. Yes part 2 thank you mark
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  11465. These episodes about Glücksburg are absolutely intriguing and quite possibly a detailed screenplay will be in the future. 😎
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  11466. I salute to you sir for making the great effort research and gather the background detail that provide great insight to us.
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  11467. Really enjoying this whole series. Thank you
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  11468. Huis Doorn combines two of my most favorite subjects--WW II and Audrey Hepburn!! You are soooo lucky to be able to gain access! Thank you for sharing your good fortune and knowledge!
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  11469. The uniform are richly decorated and are elaborate. They look like they were made yesterday. Great work Dr Felton!
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  11470. As soon as I hear your intro music I want to press "like"
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  11471. This was great video. Even Briefly mentions my Dad's Division 6th Armored.
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  11472. Even God rested on Sunday. Mark Felton does not, giving the gift of World War 2 points of view.
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  11473. Others have said it better below, but Mark Felton and cute pets, that's unexpected but a very cute combination.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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  11474. Wow… Thanks for this brief but interesting story!
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  11475. Such a Beautiful story for a Sunday night . The boost to soilders moral alone was worth it.
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  11476. Im very glad we have you Dr. Felton. Your insight and knowledge into WWll, is Invaluable.!!!
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  11477. Great follow up from your last video thanks Dr Felton! Another great lesson of WWII history alive and well today!
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  11478. Thank you for another wonderful video
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  11479. Got one older than that , my uncle's neighbor blew up the left side tires on his tractor from running over a civil war sword!
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  11480. You always find the most interesting stories I have never heard of this before
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  11481. lOVE YOUR VIDS MARK
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  11482. Brilliant how you always find out those unknown facts. Thanks Dr. Felton. You almost make such a film each day. Brilliant.
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  11483. You read my mind as was thinking: what? as I watched your latest video about von Rosen and you mentioned the swastika on the airplane and showed the medal.
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  11484. "Historically challenged" is putting it nicely.
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  11485. Interesting good video Dr!
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  11486. I served in the Finnish Air Force in the early 80s as a conscript. We have swastika batches in our uniform, we can buy those from our base cafeteria like 20 cnt. On vacation, we sell those for a pint of beer or if some foreigner wants to buy them it’s 2-3 pints. And for foreigners, we say it is a sign of secret military special forces :)
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  11487. Excellent video 👏
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  11488. Freakin EXCELLENT video!
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  11489. Another very interesting video by Mr. Felton. Thank you for producing such informative videos!!!
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  11490. Great 17min of history.
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  11491. Another superb video, as usual.
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  11492. Well done Mark - great channel !!!
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  11493. Oh, hell yes
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  11494. Love ❤️ keeps me entertained and learn new things
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  11495. This video reminded me of a book in my library I haven't thought about in years: a signed copy of Secret Missions by Rear Admiral Ellis M. Zacharias. The Navy sent him to Japan many years before the war to learn Japanese. Admiral Zach (as he signed the book) composed and recorded the surrender demand. Now forgotten in the United States, his name popped up on Japanese television when I was there in the early 90s.
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  11496. Afternoon Dr F hope your well thanks for the video been having a crap day but this has helped.
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  11497. Another gem, thank you Dr.Felton.
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  11498. Nice work as always Felton
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  11499. Another great one! Thanks Mark!
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  11500. You are such a great teacher of history! I mean that in you don’t dramatize and make it so easy to understand
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  11501. If this channel remains integer and continue its current setup, this channel will definitely grow to millions of subscribers. Please share and subscribe, Mark deserves it!
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  11502. My day remains incomplete without a Mark Felton Production. Keep up the good work. Always enjoyable.
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  11503. Such an excellent history channel! Enjoy every one! Thanks Mark!
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  11504. Whenever you upload a video, i think to myself: get the popcorn for a good watch... You pull the human string of "love for real stories" like no other...
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  11505. Really interesting video. Keep it up
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  11506. I find I always learn something new from this channel. Thank you Mark.
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  11507. merry Christmas Dr. Felton and family. always a nice surprise to see a Christmas eve post. 🎉
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  11508. Cheers and Merry Christmas to the UK from Pennsylvania!!
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  11509. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mark ❄️🛐🎅🤶🎄🦌🦌🦌☃️❄️
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  11510. best ww2 historian out there for sure... thank you mr. felton and mary chrismas!
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  11511. Thank you once again Dr. Felton . Happy Holidays to you and may your 2024 be the best year ever.
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  11512. Happy Christmas, Mark! Well done as always.
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  11513. Informative video once again Dr Felton. Happy Christmas to you and look forward to more new work in 2024.
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  11514. Thank you very much for all your hard work, Sir. Appreciate it a LOT 👍 Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones. 🇳🇱T.W.
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  11515. Merry Christmas from the USA, Mark! Hope you have a peaceful Christmas!
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  11516. Wonderful work master Felton.
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  11517. my only relation i know that was killed in either WW1 or WW2 (all the serving members survived,despite 1 being gased in WW1) was my Dad's great Aunt who got killed by a V1 in a Cafe in N London (Highbury and Islington) , it killed 28 people , 150 injured. The other near miss which was my Dad who was a baby, a bomb went off near by during the blitz and like some Charlie Chaplin,Buster Keaton movie, the shelving unit fell on top of him due to the promixity of the blast and he was safe inbetween the gap in the shelves, probaly slighty dusty and a slighty concerned mother.
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  11518. I love the breakdown of these videos, no details are left out. Thanks Mark.
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  11519. When the intro plays, you know Mark has something truly bizarre to show you
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  11520. Amazing footage!
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  11521. Your details are incredible......so well done...
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  11522. Mark's videos really are that good ☺
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  11523. Thank You for this from Poland
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  11524. My wife is Polish. I'm a big Polish history buff because of it. Thanks for covering this.
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  11525. Thank you for covering this important piece of polish history, Sir. As always it was thorough and accurate material, very easy to listen to and despite difficult topic (for me as a Pole)- very digestible. Highly appreciate it.
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  11526. Thank you for shedding light on this grim topic of history. My grandfather was one of the victims of those events that was murdered just because he was a Pole.
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  11527. Mark thank you so much for these video's you i love every single one you do great watching thank you and i will donate towards them .
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  11528. Thank you for doing this video, Dr. Felton, regards from Poland
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  11529. Respect !! I m Polish and I really thanks for video . My great grandfather in 1941 visited Katyń becuase He forced to join to Organization Todt and when German discoverd this massacre they begin to forced visited Katyń by Polish workers
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  11530. Vasily Blokhin carried out these murders. Which weren't made public until 1991. Excellent video Mark!
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  11531. Great Historical work love watching 🇬🇧
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  11532. Outstanding presentation! I agree, these choices seem very logical!
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  11533. First comment, was literally refreshing till a new Mark Felton video was finally posted.
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  11534. I've learned so much from Mark's videos. Extremely informative, accurate, and interesting. A real treasure trove.
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  11535. When you're looking for something to watch but only mark Felton quality will do
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  11536. Dr Felton always delivering the goods!
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  11537. Interesting, unknown, Nazi history. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  11538. Dr Mark Felton Attenborough,.. brilliant! :)
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  11539. Thank you for your work
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  11540. ALWAYS VERY INFORMATIVE ❗👍
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  11541. Very well described. It is very interesting to listen to such well presented lectures.
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  11542. Thanks for the new information Dr Mark! I thought I knew the story but I did not.
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  11543. Wonderful introduced....Well done
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  11544. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  11545. Thank you for your exceptional work
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  11546. Thank you for another fabulous video! The post war / early cold war period is an incredibly fascinating time to me and probably my second favorite topic to learn about side from WW2. The era combines economic, geopolitical, intelligence games, and real war strategies on an epic scale. Hope you and your family are staying well Dr. Felton.
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  11547. Interesting as always. I've learned quite a bit from your channel Mark. Keep up the outstanding work.
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  11548. Mark is the content King of YouTube, his videos NEVER let me down, what an awesome channel!
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  11549. @Mark Felton Productions - Mark, thanks for yet another fascinating video. But as an American; thank you for filling in a piece of the puzzle, on the death of Joseph Kennedy Jr. Although the type of the mission was known. But, Only you have fleshed out, the Why and the complete context of it's necessity. Thanks again.
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  11550. Love the style of your documentaries
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  11551. Congrats breaking 1 million subs mark!!! You deserve it.
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  11552. Mr Felton, your channel with your research and accent are awesome! I am an American with deep roots in the German and Eastern Europe lineage. You sir are a wealth of knowledge, and I wish you were my history professor ! Stay safe and keep healthy during this time! We need you to keep making great informative and exciting videos. Best regards from the U.S., precisely New York! Cheers
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  11553. Another fascinating story Mark. Thank You!
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  11554. Wow, that was some fascinating stuff. Took a lot of research, and for that, I thank you.
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  11555. mark hitting us up early with them positive waves. don't you see how beautiful this day is? (respectfully referencing oddball)
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  11556. You always give new insight to WW2 even when it's been covered elsewhere. Thanks Mark.
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  11557. Mark Felton is the old school History Channel I miss, but even better.
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  11558. It makes me wonder how Mark finds all these videos. Most history shows on youtube just draw things these days... Great effort Sir!
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  11559. "getting the hell out of Dodge"...... love it.... thank you for another lesson in history and human nature, Mark... priceless... Bill in Vermont.... which is about as far from Dodge as you can get.
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  11560. Fascinating! Thank you Mark
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  11561. Great Historic Documentary , thanks Dr. Felton , I transcribe the story and see than have been much work and dedication . Is incredible thanks more a time .
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  11562. The perfect thing to watch with my fruit loops.
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  11563. Fantastic account of an episode I, for one, never heard of before. He probably bought some time and respite for the troops who had been shelled. I also never knew Churchill went into the trenches after resigning as First Lord of the Admiralty. Brilliant stuff.
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  11564. Clicked as soon as I saw! Thankfully YouTube has actually been notifying me of your uploads!
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  11565. Mark notice me pls
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  11566. As always well researched tid bit of info during WWII. Very interesting. Kudos to you. Looking forward to viewing these lesser known facts.
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  11567. I was just watching your other stuff there too! Legend!
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  11568. clear video, accurate, balanced in conveying history is the felton style. Moreover, comments are opened and free to express opinions. Felton the best👍
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  11569. Just a little of the ole’ mega violence
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  11570. Excellent great work.
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  11571. Nice video Mark. Keep it up! :)
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  11572. No matter what I am watching, Mark pops up, I click right away. Awesome work. Thank you
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  11573. He has a Ph.D in history.
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  11574. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  11575. Another remarkable story of WWII history that always entertains. Thanks Mark !
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  11576. Thanks for posting, as always.
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  11577. Well done as always, thanks.I have (in my amateur fashion) looked into Patton's death before and came to the same conclusion. It's gratifying to know that at least some history channels, such as yours, have the integrity not to indulge in sensationalist conspiracy nonsense just to grab attention. Keep up the great work!
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  11578. I was expecting another senseless glorification of General Patton but how mistaken was I, I got instead a glorious moment of true facts and pure history!
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  11579. Mark you are amazing! How does not BBC or History Channel not grab you is beyond me? Thank you for what you do!
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  11580. Always high quality content Mark! Love your videos!
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  11581. It's nice to see your channel growing...i also support and share your videos link Everytime on Reddit...keep it up dude !
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  11582. You’re telling me the British had a vehicle called the M8 and they named it the “Greyhound” and not the “Mate”!? Wow, ww2 was a really really dark time.
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  11583. Obsessed with war footage love this channel !!!!!
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  11584. Man, i am from Pesaro, i often go to San Marino xD
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  11585. Thanks again Dr Felton.
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  11586. Excellent history lesson also!
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  11587. Just pure history and information. No fluff and all presented with an objective, well educated and loveable host. Thank you, Mr. Felton for giving us what we need. History is sacred.
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  11588. Hello from Canada. Love your videos!
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  11589. Pretty kool story mark …. Keep it up
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  11590. And again more AMAZING content from Mark.
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  11591. Keep up the good job Mark, soon to hit 2mil subs!
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  11592. I’ll always come back to this channel as Mark, you definitely research things far more in depth than I could ever hope to, and talk about events and people I had know idea existed
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  11593. Great video! Excellent calibre of videos. I watch everything on this channel for its unique and priceless content. No other channel on TV or YouTube has such fascinating historical information. Never disappointing or boring, keep up the great work Mark!
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  11594. The research that must have gone into these mini documentaries is staggering 👏👏👌
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  11595. 34 likes and no views??? Keep up the great work!!!
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  11596. I even like the title of the video, Mark, "Catch a Tiger" (by any means)
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  11597. I hit this immediately as soon as the notification came through lol
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  11598. Thank you for this beautiful description w/story of these beautiful historical vehicles!
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  11599. More of this type of content. I learned a lot about cars I knew nothing about. Thanks for sharing Mark.
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  11600. Excellent content mr. Felton I always look forward to your videos I always learn something new!!! I look forward to your next video!!!!
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  11601. Dr Felton makes history Channel historians look like Ronald mcdonald!
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  11602. Excellent content as always! really nice the investigation and actual footage of the incident
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  11603. Great story Mark, thanks very much.
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  11604. A tale nicely, not to mention very well, told Mark! Definitely up to your usual high standards! I particularly liked the bit about the original fenceposts at the end!
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  11605. Great to be back to WW2, god knows where you get your obscure reports from! Historical detective work at its finest 👍🏻👏🏻
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  11606. Great video Dr. Felton... and it's not even Halloween yet. A ghostly pilot perhaps? Jane Rigglesford is such a delicious name for a character in a novel.
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  11607. Your videos are excellent Mark! Been watching you for about 6 months or so now and you always produce such top quality content! Thank you very much
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  11608. What a brilliant informative video.... really easy to listen and follow... many thanks for sharing
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  11609. Obrigado pela excelente matéria 👏
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  11610. Wow! Such a unique piece of history. I really hope we can learn more about this in the future Thank you again Mr. Felton! Your channel is a true gem.
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  11611. Dr. Felton always knows how to make a good history video
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  11612. Thank you for another insightful video!
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  11613. It's been a day Mark, and here you come to help me relax and learn. Thank you sir. Marine Corps Stinger Machine gun would make a great video!
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  11614. the real history channel
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  11615. 3 minutes 44 seconds in , and i am still hooked ! 🧐🇬🇧🤔👍🤝❤️🤓
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  11616. Wow this video brought back many memories of my visits to the sea side.
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  11617. Fascinating history never knew this
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  11618. It's been a while but I think one's in Filey, East Yorkshire. Certainly along that length of coast from Scarborough down to Bridlington. In fact, there's a lot of WWII and key historic things along that stretch too.
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  11619. My dad served in the Royal Navy from early '39 to late '46 , part of his time was on the Arctic Convoys , on destroyers and then minesweepers . So one minute avoiding mines , the next searching for them ! After this he was on MTBs patrolling the North Sea, how he survived the war is anybody's guess, to the sailors who didn't , may you R I P !
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  11620. The best way to end this day, a new video of dr. Felton❤️
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  11621. You never disappoint with your video's!
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  11622. I'm always pleased to see the one in Sandown, Isle of Wight, near the Sundial takeaway on Culver Parade. Other WW2 items can be found in nearby Shanklin Chine. There's still some of the PLUTO pipeline that took fuel to Normandy after D-Day.
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  11623. Dr. Felton always brings the truth and the facts!!! He’s the greatest WW2 historian in history!!!
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  11624. Love your videos keep up the good work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  11625. Once again....outstanding, Dr. Felton. Bravo!!!
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  11626. Fantastic video - the best documentaries on YouTube.
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  11627. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  11628. Hiii love your videos
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  11629. Excellent as always! Thank you so much for sharing!
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  11630. I literally feel more intelligent after a Mark Felton video. Cheers, Mark!
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  11631. Weakness is rarely rewarded. This is another example of that. Great video - thank you.
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  11632. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  11633. Thank you as always Dr. Felton!
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  11634. Thx Mark we all really appreciate it
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  11635. Best channel ever...Constant high quality...Impossible not to learn something new even if you are a old WW2 armchair boffin..Thx a lot Doc Felton...
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  11636. Thank you Mark, best history channel on YouTube
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  11637. This is just fascinating thank you Mark
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  11638. Mr Felton, sir. You are an absolute f@*k!ng legend !!! Just your voice oozes scholarship. God bless you.
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  11639. Mark you are a absolute legend. I watch every single video you upload and every time you blow me away. Good research and a briljant speaker.
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  11640. Far better than any other history channel. Professional and clear commentary. Quite simply the best.
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  11641. Dr F you always know how to make my day.
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  11642. I love the narrator as well..it's like a 1940's vibe
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  11643. Its impossible to have already of watched it as its 18min long and it just came out 1 min ago, still im giving it a like because i know its going to be good
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  11644. Yessss!!
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  11645. The best documentary channel better than the history channel
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  11646. These videos take me back to being 15, when all I did was read this WW2 history series at the library lol.
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  11647. Wish I had a History teacher at school like Mr Felton, it was all Tudors, the battle of Hastings etc, nothing within the last 100 years and nothing about WW2! but Mr Felton has a real gift in presenting and capturing the viewer without boring them. Great stuff.
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  11648. Pieces of history I'd not heard before. Thanks, Dr Felton.
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  11649. Excellent content Dr. Felton. Thank you for all you do! 👍
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  11650. 🎖️🙏⭐🏆❤️‍🩹🛐 Thank you for sharing this
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  11651. A new Mark Felton video! It makes my afternoon.
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  11652. It's nice to see a video about WWII in my country. I was actually on Corregidor last month. A lot of the structures still survive, like that flagpole on topside or the entrance to Malinta Tunnel. You should go see it for yourself, Mark! =)
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  11653. a great video by a great youtuber
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  11654. I'm making a small donation monthly on patreon, I would suggest and ask for all those who enjoy this channel to do the same. Gotta support the things you enjoy and use !!
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  11655. the only way to get through work is with a Dr. Felton video!!
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  11656. Spooky, thanks. Love the sound effects, hahaha! Happy Halloween!! (The Borley Brits should capitalize on their local celebrity: i.e., the Alamo, the Winchester Mansion, the Lizzy Borden House, Route 66, the Road to Hanna, the Twisted Sisters here in Texas; each of which has produced gobs of appreciation, cash, and notoriety for their neighborhoods.)
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  11657. always look forward to the Mark Felton Halloween specials!
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  11658. At 2:18, that is my old US Army unit inspecting the German troops. 14th Cavalry Regiment.
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  11659. i just saw der untergang for like the 4th time and saw this in my recommended, must watch now
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  11660. I always enjoy Agent Smith's history lessons.
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  11661. All the other WW2 documentaries I’ve seen are good. But Mark Felton Productions are next-level!
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  11662. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  11663. i love watching your videos
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  11664. Always a pleasure great documentary
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  11665. This is one of your best videos yet, had me gripped and on the edge of my seat. Fascinating!
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  11666. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee!
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  11667. Fascinating video! Once you go Felton, you don't go back.
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  11668. Yep, Castemartin Range, Camp Marrion, 1991 and 1995, Life-Firing Leo2A4 👍
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  11669. Fascinating! I had many encounters with the Bundeswehr when I was stationed in Frankfurt am Main with 3rd Armored Division , 1975-77, but I had no idea that some of their panzer troops were training in the UK! Yet again you surprise us with forgotten or little known history!
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  11670. Mark, we all enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work
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  11671. Fascinating. Well done, Mark.
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  11672. Once again, an amazing story. Thanks Dr. Felton:)
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  11673. A B-25 with full bomb load crashed into a hill near me and exploded. I found a piece of it’s fuselage underneath a hedge in the late 70’s. It’s displayed in a cabinet in my living room.
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  11674. Another fantastic "tidbit" on the back-burner of history... well done!
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  11675. Most informative. I love these WW2 videos.
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  11676. 1. Click video 2. Engage brain 3. Watch video 4. Comment You seem to have swapped steps 2 and 4.
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  11677. THE FELTON FACTOR: Excellently presented & riveting military history, vastly unknown, until now.
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  11678. Dropping informational leaflets over enemy territory in wartime is a raid .
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  11679. Interesting video , thank you .
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  11680. 🎖️🏆⭐🙏❤️‍🩹 Thank you for sharing this
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  11681. An outstanding report of a battle about which I knew nothing at all! Thank You for all you do Dr. Felton! I only wish my Father had lived long enough to hear your MAGNIFICENT reporting! I am however sure he has a subscription in Heaven!
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  11682. Another amazing video to watch.
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  11683. Great video to watch after a long school day, respect from Romania 🇷🇴❤️
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  11684. Such amazing content, definitely my favourite channel.
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  11685. Great job! I love your videos. My father-in-law fought at Kesternich in late 1944-early 1945. He was in the 78th infantry Division, 310th Regiment, Fox Company. He survived, but always commented during his life, on how difficult the fighting was in Kesternich.
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  11686. Again Mark , many many for all your efforts Glenn
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  11687. Thank You Dr Felton for another needed History Lesson. You Sir are the reason many are learning and it is an Absolute Good!
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  11688. a great documentary , thanks Dr Felton
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  11689. Listening to Mark Felton because he gives out free IQ points daily.
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  11690. finally first comment ! awesome video!
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  11691. WOW ,,,, I`ve heard it all now ! :-) Awesome video
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  11692. Superbly put together video, thank you Dr Felton. FWIW I tend to agree, he did more harm to the Nazi war effort alive. 👍🏻👍🏻
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  11693. Discovery Channel: “we can’t possibly do a WWI or WWII Halloween special episode without using Aliens or Paranormal stuff!” Mark Felton : -“hold my beer...”
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  11694. I can only say what an excellent story. Didn't knew that he was buried 4 times. Every time I see your videos learn more and more. Keep up the good job. Give us more stories like this!
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  11695. Happy Halloween! You never ceases to amaze me. As an aviation buff Manfred von Richthofen is a familiar name, I was aware of his first and in my opinion most firing burial by allied airmen. Everything else was completely new to me.
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  11696. You always had some of the most interesting videos I didn't know the Red Baron was even moved four times until I saw this
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  11697. What is needed are more conscientious, unbiased, bona fide historians as exemplified by the likes of Dr. Felton!
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  11698. Mark Felton doesn't shy away from the controversial parts of history. 👍
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  11699. Meeting your usual very high standard of factual reporting, as expected.
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  11700. Man your subscribers are skyrocketing!
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  11701. Good content as always, keep it up
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  11702. As an aviation geek I loved the airplane footage!
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  11703. Nice Mark...
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  11704. In September and October 1940 the French fought the Japanese in Tokin, Thailand on the Laotian and Cambodian frontiers, and the British at Dakar. Later autumn and 1941 would be even more eventful.
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  11705. Thank you, Dr. Fulton, those are very little-known facts that I had not heard of. Excellent e.p.👍
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  11706. As always a fountain of information- thank you sir - looking forward to the next one
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  11707. So I need to travel there. I love you channel! Greetings from Leeds
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  11708. My all time favorite book and movie. I've got it on DVD, original book, and translated into Serbian
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  11709. There are 9 German graves in Haycombe Cemetery in Bath, UK.
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  11710. Mark I love your videos for the life of me I DON'T know how you get all the information you get. I live in montana USA. And I'm 69 years old my dad was in WW2 didn't want to talk about it though so THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA........
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  11711. You 'da man, Mark. Thanks for all you do.
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  11712. A excellent film and book! Also thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  11713. Dr. Felton's Christmas gifts are never late, nor are they early. They arrive precisely when they mean to 🎄
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  11714. I've been enjoying your coverage of the Bulge. Thank you so much!
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  11715. Hope you had a great xmas. Thanks for all the work you put into these vids, it is much appreciated.
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  11716. Great snippet of unknown history. Thanks Dr Felton
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  11717. Thank you very much and merry Christmas Professor Felton! What a wonderful present!
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  11718. I do like the stormtroopers in the beginning
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  11719. Adore your work! Please continue with expanding, I'm currently trying to get my school to allow your videos!
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  11720. Congrats on you 1 millionth subscription. Well done! Wonderful videos and it’s amazing how you come up with such great topics and history we may not have heard before!
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  11721. WOW!!! This is the first time I’ve heard of this which is pretty outstanding, I am quite the WWII hobby Scholar
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  11722. One of the best historical channels on YouTube and a well deserved 1M subscribers
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  11723. one of your best videos in a long while. Very entertaining
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  11724. Dr. Felton showing us Hitler's drip is the kind of humor I needed after a long day's work.
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  11725. Dr. Felton’s narration was a little spicy in this vid! Thanks for sharing a bit of dry wit with us, sir!
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  11726. Ah yes this is what i need at 9pm, exactly.
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  11727. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  11728. Hugely appreciate your work Dr Felton. Many thanks for your quality and informative content from South Africa!
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  11729. awesome vid
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  11730. It's almost for 4 am here, but definitely watching the video
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  11731. Yeah, we poor, tired, loyal few who are refugees from "pawnshops" and "Reality Television."
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  11732. Yea, I binge watched it when I found it. Plus he releases a bunch of videos. I love it
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  11733. How cool, I never heard of this. Thank you for showing another neat idea that the Allies came up with.
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  11734. Tanks a lot Mark.
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  11735. Thanks Professor Mark
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  11736. Superb as always
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  11737. Incredible video Mark. I had no idea. Thank you. PS. It’s pronounced Kosatski (the c is a ‘ts’ sound in Polish)
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  11738. It's so nice to see a title that sounds like clickbait but ISN'T clickbait lol -- good stuff as always
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  11739. Well known is the Polish cracking and reverse engineering of the Enigma code and machine, but the invention of the mine detector wasn't know to me. Thanks Dr. F.
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  11740. I get an alert that Mark Felton has posted another historical video, I know it´s going to be interesting. Hands down the best history channel on literally any media.
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  11741. Thank you Mr. Felton for another fascinating history lesson with impeccable editing .
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  11742. Yay anouther video 😄
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  11743. Always great content love what you doing interesting can't wait to see you in our comment great friends and family here family sticks together
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  11744. Thanks mark, another great video explaining clearly this operation 🇬🇧
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  11745. Thank you for another great history lesson. I love WW2 history and always enjoy your videos.
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  11746. Mark Felton is here to provide us with amazing new historical facts! Thanks for being the source of blessings for young generations! 🎉💯
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  11747. Love another amazing video. The detail and video is always the best!
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  11748. I never knew. Amazing story sir.
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  11749. Another unknown gem of history. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  11750. You find some amazing things! Excellent historian!
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  11751. Outstanding presentation! Dr. Felton, thank you...
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  11752. Thank you Mark for enriching my knowledge on this conflict.
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  11753. Fascinating stuff! Thank you for taking us through the story of the often forgotten Channel Islands during WW2.
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  11754. I live in Jullouville! The town South of Granville!
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  11755. Right when you think the content can’t get any better he outdoes himself again. This guy needs his own tv show
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  11756. This dude always has the best content, well researched and eloquent. Keep em coming please good sir!
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  11757. Panzerfarm in Poland is working on making another Tiger 1 up to running order
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  11758. The battle of Omdurman! Cpl Jones did us proud!
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  11759. Objective questions and consideration of unusual historical issues are the tokens of historians. Not believing everything you have been told or read is crucial to understanding the context and mindsets of key figures in history. Churchill was a narcissist. He is an icon, for many good and bad reasons, but he wasn't flawless and beyond a 'figurehead for Hope' strategy was left to those with egg on their hats.
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  11760. Thanks for highlighting war animals & for the good show.
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  11761. “Holy Smokes”......in 9 min. I learned everything worth knowing about the equine mule and it’s uses, from my favorite historian......chest medal for you and your staff !
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  11762. I love Mark's work...you are a legend my man
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  11763. I love your long form video Markl! Trully a treat for us
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  11764. Great work Mark. Thanks for posting🙏
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  11765. I have been binge watching your videos and was really wanting a long new video and then this drops out of the blue amazing as always great video mate 👌 👍
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  11766. Love it! Thank you Mark. Can never get enough of your videos❤
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  11767. Thank you for putting all 4 in one video!
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  11768. What a treat. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  11769. Great vid! Thanks Mark!
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  11770. Dr. Felton you some of the best research on the most interesting subjects. The third part of the trifecta is your superb narration. Sierra Hotel Sir!! Semper Fidelis. SSgt B
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  11771. Always enjoy your aviation videos Mark!
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  11772. Thanks for sharing this insightful video Mark! Have a great new week ahead!
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  11773. Excellent episode indeed most enjoyable and informative!
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  11774. Excellently done, Mr Felton, your work is superb
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  11775. Searching the truth.. The nearer you get to the target… the heavier the flack….
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  11776. I went to a mates house once. On the mantle piece in the living room were two photographs. On the right one of his father a Sgt in the Welsh Guards, standing up in the turret of a Cromwell tank. On the left, one of his mother handing a 88mm shell to the loader on a Flak Gun in Berlin. That was nearly 50 years ago, as I remember she was a lovely lady. They had three boys, my mate and his twin older brothers. War is a cray thing!
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  11777. Thank you, Dr Felton!
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  11778. Thank you so much for another amazing History lesson! Can’t wait for the next one!
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  11779. An excellent opening to Women’s History Month!
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  11780. Amazing story! I knew of the Soviet’s fighting women but not on the German side! Thank you Mark Felton!
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  11781. Only you, Mr. Dr. Felton could make a comprehensive, simple and straight guide of the diferent classes of the iron cross, now it's much clearer for me. Thanks.
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  11782. I love how you made a vid about tanks serving till 2021 a few days ago, loving the vids!
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  11783. Thanks Mark! Just made my hot humid Monday at work much cooler! I’ll put my money on it existing and waiting to be discovered!
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  11784. Very timely. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  11785. Dr. Felton, I appreciate your detailed coverage of the attempts on President Ford, incidents which I recall clearly (as well as others in my lifetime which include JFK, RFK and MLK). These are often ignored simply because Ford was not actually hit.
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  11786. Good work Mr. Felton
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  11787. Excellent research and well put together. 👍
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  11788. 👍There are many collectors out there having heart palpitations right now. Wonderful collection thanks for posting.
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  11789. You surprise me every time I get a notification from your chanel. Top work sir! Thank you!
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  11790. Another great WW2 video Mark thanks. My mother was a telephone operative and sometimes watcher for the National Fire Service during the war. Ive still got her NFS great coat buttons. Mum converted and shortened the coat after war for winter wear.
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  11791. Mark thank you! Excellent details I'd never heard or known before your presentation.
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  11792. More trains? Thank you Mr. Felton! Courtesy a fellow train fan.
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  11793. Always loved your videos Mark!
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  11794. Always interesting and educational. Thank you, Mark!
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  11795. Fascinating, one of the most fascinating videos of yours in a while. Love all of your stuff though Doc
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  11796. Im Finnish and I have been waiting for this thank you Dr Felton!
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  11797. 2 Mill-ion! 2 Mill-ion! 2 Mill-ion! It's the chant in cadence that I hear in my mind when I see your subscriber count...
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  11798. As usual MFP has outdone themselves, well done sir.
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  11799. Ooooo this ones lookin like it’s gonna be a banger. Thanks Mark!
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  11800. Very interesting. Thank you again Dr. Felton.
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  11801. Hope you're in good spirits Dr Felton. Best wishes from Mexico. Excellent video - as always.
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  11802. '' Lieutenant Nixon thinks this is a can of peaches, that is incorrect Lieutenant your weekend pass is revoked ''
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  11803. First !! Happy Easter
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  11804. Keep 'em coming Mark (and check the emails I'm sending you with suggestions for future videos - If I may be so bold!)
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  11805. Very interesting! Also I love your vids mark! ^^
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  11806. Again, Sir You gave me a history lesson, again in more detail. Many thanks.
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  11807. Another interesting story! Thank you, Mark.
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  11808. I wonder if it still has traces of blood in it. Great video Mark! Happy Halloween from the crazy guys at Midwest Shadows 😋
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  11809. 2 seconds in and I love it!!!
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  11810. Interesting story, nicely told!
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  11811. made my day mark! just what I needed after a hard day at work, sit down with a coffee and a new video 👌💯 keep up the great work
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  11812. Excellent upload Sir.
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  11813. HeY gUyS, dId YoU kNoW tHiS gUy Is BeTtEr ThAn ThE hIsToRy ChAnNeL??????
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  11814. As always a interesting video by professor Mark Felton
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  11815. This video is a nice early Christmas present!
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  11816. Thanks for this piece of history!
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  11817. I love a good tank video! Excellent work, Felton!
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  11818. My Grandfather was there. Command Sargant Major & Green Beret Robert Gust Stavrakas, United States Army 1943-1983. He was in the 101st Airborne Division. He absolutely hated Germans for the rest of his life, but did say he respected the fighting ability of the SS. He called himself one of "Battered Bastards of Bastone" because they had no mama, no papa, and no Uncle Sam.
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  11819. Yet another home run for Mark. Amazing how much information he gives out in these short videos.
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  11820. why hasnt mark felton got a main stream tv channel this youtube channel is one of the very best
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  11821. Excellent I knew of this story...you presented it with great detail
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  11822. Love anything regarding ww2 aircraft relics. This is cool!
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  11823. Made my day! Can’t get enough of Mark Felton’s stories!
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  11824. Oh gosh! Another important history nugget that no one told me about! Thanks Mark.. again 😊👍
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  11825. Another excellent informative video. Thanks Dr. Felton for highlighting this often overlooked part of WW2.
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  11826. Give me a heart Mr Mark Felton, love your channel 😁
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  11827. Good morning Dr. Felton . Waking up on a Monday morning to one of your videos I'd always a good way to start the week off
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  11828. A happy new year to you and you're family. And a thank you for the informative videos.
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  11829. As a cat lover i loved this.
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  11830. Nice video.
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  11831. After listening to all of Mark Feltons videos, Mark Felton Production theme song comes on.. Huge fan Mark, I learn more from your videos than anywhere else. Keep up the awesome work.
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  11832. Another great video! Very interesting Mark. That was one tough ship.
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  11833. Great Brief Mark, outstanding as always.
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  11834. Interestingly, in Japan, they used small destroyers and submarine hulls for breakwaters. You can still find them. IJN Yanagi is an example of one. There are actually a ton of them. Some of them maintain the shape of the ship just filled with concrete and filler rock. Somewhere theres a website that documents all of the ships that were broken down and used as a breakwater. I can't find it though, but it's very interesting.
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  11835. Honey wake up there's another Mark Felton video!!!
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  11836. As a proud Dartmouthian, I adore living in a town where we have such a rich History, I love taking my dog for runs in coronation park too. Thank you for making a video about my home town 🙏
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  11837. Ground penetrating radar has and will, going forward, revolutionize archeology, I hope someday the sites featured by MFP (throughout the years) are checked out. Many Thanks for the great content.
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  11838. I commend you for this fabulous, unique and intriguing investigation 👍🙋‍♂️🚀
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  11839. Another excellent presentation.
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  11840. Neat! I've never heard of this before.
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  11841. Another example of a well engineered German weapon system that was based on a poor concept. They did get it right with the Panzerschreck and Panzerfaust however. Excellent and right to the point video. Much appreciated
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  11842. Anytime of the day is a good time for a Mark Felton video
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  11843. I could hear the intro music just from seeing the video in my recommended!
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  11844. normally I wouldn't be interested in historical videos with this title but when its mark felton doing it I am certain it will be interesting
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  11845. An excellent start to the morning, Cheers Mark!
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  11846. Once again the good Doctor Felton destroys another conspiracy theory with well grounded factual research.
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  11847. I know this story has more than a whiff of....bovine excrement about it but I've always loved the sci-fi occult vibe surrounding it. Fantastic work again Mark👍
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  11848. Thanks for sharing Mark and have a great weekend!
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  11849. You're such an interesting bloke, your content is always so interesting. You're #1 on my list of youtubers I'd have over for dinner and drinks. Keep up the fantastic videos. Best wishes
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  11850. Another absolutely fascinating story. Dr. Felton, I very much look forward to your next video.
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  11851. A great video Mr.Felton. Have a good one.
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  11852. Ha! I was just enjoying an older video from this channel when I got the notification for this video. Cheers!
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  11853. Thank you for your diligence Cpt. Felton 🇺🇸
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  11854. HEY, MARK I'VE BEEN Watching your channel For a Few yrs now but haven't committed only a number of times so Wanted you to know that I've really appreciated and enjoyed Your channel So very much and have also learned so much about the WW2 and won't to give you a Thank you for keeping me from going crazy Though this epidemic Thank you don't know what else to say So please take care stay safe and will see you on the next video projects
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  11855. Thanks for another great video Mr Felton.
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  11856. Thank you for this amazing video dr felton.
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  11857. Thanks for another great video Dr Felton!
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  11858. Thank you Professor Felton!!!!!
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  11859. The best history channel anywhere!
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  11860. A very interesting account on hitlers sister and you speak with clarity and eloquence as usual.I am interested in german history especially in the third Reich being an english man living in Stuttgart !
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  11861. This is another awesome video from MF. Thank you. Definitely the best ww2 documentaries on YouTube.
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  11862. Very interesting videos. A lot of work done on this. Thank you from a norwegian who lost his grandfather in the war.
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  11863. Thank you mark,incredible research as usual.
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  11864. That's an amazing tale from the annals of History,great stuff as always Dr.Mark
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  11865. Everytyme I get notification of a new Mark Felton production I feel it deep down in my choniez
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  11866. This is almost incredible. Such an amazing find. Very good work, Dr. Felton. I learn something from every video you make. And that is the highest compliment I can extend.
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  11867. these are like what the history channel used to be like... dude thanks
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  11868. As usual concise , to the point and excellent .
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  11869. Good job Mk!
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  11870. Another epic video by MF. Good Job!
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  11871. Come on Mark it’s 1:40pm for me. I am at work. Do you want me to get fired by watching this now? Because I’ll definitely do it 💯
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  11872. I was just looking for your video and here it is!
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  11873. Lee Miller’s home in Sussex, Farley House, open to the public, is worth a visit- a few bits of Hitler’s silver are on view, presumably from her visit to his Munich apartment…
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  11874. All Your "mini series" about Munich is fantastically interesting,  THANKS very much, Mr Felton, for Your work! :)
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  11875. Mark , you're the only narrator on a documentary that I don't need to use subtitles. I find your videos are a learning experience , thank you .
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  11876. I learn a lot from your videos thank you Mark. I didn't realise the Zeppelin Company were still going in WW2
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  11877. This gentleman's output is prolific! Thank you Mr Felton.
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  11878. Absolutely great opening music!! Excellent content very educational and entertaining..Great Job Mark!
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  11879. Thanks for researching and uncovering this rare German vehicle. Your presentations are always great to see.
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  11880. Nice.
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  11881. Brilliant, as always. 👍
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  11882. Another great video mark!!
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  11883. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing.
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  11884. Never did I think "the halftrack was twatted by..." Would be on my Mark Felton videos bingo card.
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  11885. When i did the train guard on the Berlin Military Train in the mid 80s we used to go past a vast tank & vehicle depot all older stuff as far as the eye could see.
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  11886. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  11887. The King definitely would have been upset by this heist, and probably had incurred the wrath of his Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg cousins (his paternal grandmother, Queen Alexandra, was a part of this family). I wonder though if any of the “ducal” Glücksburgs (to separate the other Glücksburgs in Denmark, Norway, and Greece) protested to the King about the heist? I’d be very interested if there were correspondence between the King and the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein, whose wife was the King’s second cousin
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  11888. thank you, you are a true historian. Truth is important, even if it takes a lot of work to dig out the dirt and find out what really happened.
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  11889. Feltonic lecture👍👍👍
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  11890. Outstanding presentation of history.
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  11891. I like your recent inclusion of more period news reports and footage; it makes the videos feel more like The World at War .
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  11892. Ah Africa. Thank you Mark Felton, love from South Africa🇿🇦
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  11893. Great episode! I love these quirky and fascinating sidestories that the past is full of.
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  11894. Love your content Mark!
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  11895. Just when I thought this channels content couldn't get anymore original.
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  11896. Bro you a really good YouTuber and make really good documentaries I used to not like documentaries but ever since o found you I love them.
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  11897. Mark you're the best teacher ever I've always loved history especially World War 2 and you do it the best easily
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  11898. Thank you for another video as always a very interesting and informative video. Thank you.
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  11899. Great as always ! Thank you Dr. Felton .
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  11900. many thanks to you Dr Felton for sharing such interesting and wonderful stories
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  11901. Good vid! Never knew about this.
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  11902. When Mark Felton speaks, I pull up a chair and listen.
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  11903. I wish I could study history under the tutelage of someone like dr. Felton.
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  11904. 👏 great video mark
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  11905. I own an air light 38 revolver they’re really good for pockets. Trump may have it in his pocket in a pocket holster.
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  11906. Great video
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  11907. Neat information, Doctor.
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  11908. Very interesting !
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  11909. 06:06 Pissed off Polar Bear... encountering even one would have me rethink my re-enlistment.
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  11910. "Could not deal with a pissed off polarbear" haha loved it, Incase you didn't know the Crownprince of Denmark was allowed to patroul, on commenman terms.
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  11911. Another gem...thanks Mark.
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  11912. Absolutely fascinating. Wonderful job of research and piecing things together. Hope you get contacted by someone with useful knowledge.
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  11913. The are no better WW2 researchers on this planet than you Dr. Mark Felton. I bow in respect!
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  11914. Ive been l👀king forward to this final installment.
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  11915. Truly remarkable investigation n relentless pursuit for the Truth for the sake of History's loose ends. Credit to Dr M Felton
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  11916. Dr. Felton, as an amateur Historian, who has read vociferously every book about the Second World War I could get my hands on, I must applaud, thank and congratulate you on your research and documentaries. A more complete documentary I've never had the privilege to read or watch. I look forward to seeing your future works.
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  11917. Excellent work Dr Felton you always surprise us. Thank you.
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  11918. Just in time for de-stress after the day. Thanks Mark Felton !
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  11919. Amazingly good and deep research....as is always the case with your presentations.... bravo.
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  11920. You know it's a good video when 22 minutes fly past.
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  11921. Such fascinating research. Mark would make such a great fictional character, like a cross between Indiana Jones and a doomed M.R.James academic 😄.
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  11922. I use the mg42/59 back in italy in the 90s we had m1 garand too
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  11923. The Indian armed & police forces also continue to use in limited numbers, locally manufactured, modernised versions of a few british WW2 infantry weapons - The Bren machine gun, Sten and 303 rifles
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  11924. Very interesting, amazing research….thx, Andrew
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  11925. I'm loving this series.
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  11926. Superb as per usual good Sir , roll on the next episode
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  11927. Outstanding video and presentation
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  11928. @markfeltonproductions Mark, my English mother was there in Basra shopping as it happened and was smuggled out back to Iran. I've a fair few stories from my parents who were both in WW2 and then around the Middle East 1948-1977. They only met because of a pro-Nazi saboteur in a US dockyard! I don't think that their stories have ever been recorded and I've no one to pass them on to.
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  11929. Sir, this is one of your most informative and entertaining episodes. Thank You!
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  11930. This is perhaps your best film yet.
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  11931. Fascinating! I had no idea of this history. Thank you.
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  11932. Well presented, thank you.
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  11933. Fantastic production Mark. Learned so much. Thank you.
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  11934. I am blessed because I am subscribed on Mark's account
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  11935. Only Dr. Mark Felton can so satisfactorily quench my endless fascination in WW2 and in classic automobiles with a single superb video! The cars shown were gorgeous pieces of automotive engineering and mesmerizing relics of the Nazi era.
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  11936. As far as North America, my understanding is that one of Adolf Hitler's cars is in the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and another one is in the Historic Auto Attractions Museum in Roscoe, Illinois, U. S. It is also worth noting that one of Benito Mussolini's cars is also in the Auto Attractions Museum. Good job Mark and keep up the good work!
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  11937. That explains that occasional urge to drive on the left side of the road on that stretch
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  11938. As interesting as always!
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  11939. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  11940. Amazing History .. ever a master class . Thanks Doctor Felton .
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  11941. The Last Post was a nice touch.
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  11942. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  11943. Happy V-E day Mark!!
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  11944. To anyone interested in Speer, I would recommend Gitta Sereny's Albert Speer: His Battle with Truth
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  11945. Always fascinating and informative. Great to see you have skied there while doing your research and due diligence :)
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  11946. Same with Germany, I've seen in Aachen, Cologne and especially Duesseldorf New bldg mixed in with old. My favorite is the Former Aerodome heading into Oberkasel which now lower social housing, and a light box guide area, now holds up drying laundry.
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  11947. Wow. Doc,your radar is everywhere! I enjoyed this video. Highly descriptive and interesting.
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  11948. I love all your videos but this one was particularly neat. You actually put us there. Also that was really good research.
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  11949. My family used to live in Lower Hellesdon. Somewhere near there, at the Asda or Morissons crossroads there is a site, where I believe one of the few V2 rockets to hit Norwich did a lot of damage.
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  11950. Mark is the reason why I got back into college to be a historian
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  11951. Ah! My exact area of interest regarding the second world war- the Baedecker Raids of Norwich! I was born there and have lived in the area my whole life and I have researched many aspects of it. I was pleasantly surprised to see this come up on my feed! Fantastic video as always, Dr Felton!
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  11952. Interesting. It's like Dr. Felton had dug through the rubble as if it just happened to display great value in the memories that the war took away. Bravo.
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  11953. Always a great way to start the week with a new Dr. Felton video! 😀
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  11954. When you walk around London you notice the lovely Victorian/Edwardian era buildings but in many streets there is a distinctly 1950's ugly building or buildings in the middle of them. Look over the road and same thing, then go to the adjacent street and same again. What you are seeing is the path of a "stick" of bombs which took out a line of buildings when they fell. Makes you realise how much destruction there was and how luck played a huge part in whether you lived or died.
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  11955. Somebody is gonna see a million subs REAL SOON now. I'm not mentioning names, Dr. Mark..
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  11956. You are the best Mr Mark!
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  11957. I grew up in Rustic Canyon and went to this place many times on hikes!
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  11958. This is very interesting - and, another well-done video.
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  11959. Your videos are awesome mark. The only problem is waiting for the next one….
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  11960. LOVE THIS CHANNEL.
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  11961. Slight correction: Kammhuber ist pronounced as in Engl. "Kammhoober" (as in shooter) and not as in "Kammhüber".
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  11962. love this channel
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  11963. Your channel is my favourite for these mini documentaries. I love how you cover events/stories/people we don’t get the opportunity to learn about in school
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  11964. Mark's youtube theme song reminds me of the 'WW2 in color' theme song. One of the best channels on youtube!
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  11965. Thank you for the work and insightful videos!
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  11966. Outstanding historical video with Mark's insightful commentary offering important context. It is always satisfying when the video matches the facts from World War Two.
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  11967. I seldom answer the door when some ones knocks, but I jump up when I see a flag from Mark Felton !
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  11968. This is one of my favorite channels :) Thank you for keeping it well fed!
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  11969. Fascinating research Thank You for sharing. My opinion, every veteran should be remembered for his or hers sacrifice.
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  11970. I love this channel
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  11971. That’s a fascinating story mark this blows my mind.
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  11972. Mark Felton is a total stud for doing all this research and putting together these documentaries. He keeps poor fellas like me entertained while at work. Bravo Mr. Felton.
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  11973. Very interesting! Thank you Dr. Felton
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  11974. All good WW2 German videos MUST have an appearance by the one and only Hermann Fegelein. In this video we are blessed with TWO. MFP videos just keep getting better and better! Fegelein, Fegelein,Fegelein!
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  11975. What a series!!!
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  11976. Always an outstanding video and presentation.
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  11977. Another high standard concise video.
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  11978. Mark, your makin' me a junkie for your videos !
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  11979. Yeet! First, and another Fantastic vid! Subbed and liked, keep up the good work!!!
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  11980. VERY interesting
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  11981. This is one of the most incredible and informational videos I've ever watched BRAVO MARK you are truly a history buff. If only more of the population was open to learning then judging. GREAT VIDEO 👍👍👍
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  11982. 14 minutes after posting and this video already hit 1000 likes. Wow.
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  11983. I really love your channel!
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  11984. I never knew of this, or if I did I'd forgotten it. I'm just glad of two things, first, that Dr. Felton shares this information & second, that he has an audience who find it worth hearing.
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  11985. This was posted 35 minutes ago and It already has 150 comments. Ppl love this channel like recently baked bread!
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  11986. Great video! Very informative! I've learnt something new! Thank you!
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  11987. Open youtube. New Felton video 8 minutes ago, here I am.
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  11988. You never fail to educate Mark!
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  11989. Love your videos!
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  11990. uggh your voice is so Good
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  11991. Thanks Mark. As always ,a very interesting part of little known history.
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  11992. A great piece of history as only Professor Felton can tell it, thank you.
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  11993. Yet another excellent rare historical story. Bravo Mr. Felton!
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  11994. Thank you felton! Been watching you for many years!
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  11995. You my man, are a master historian.
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  11996. 1st Mark Felton videos are the best utube has. 😆😆🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  11997. I am a simple creature, i see a mark felton video... I CLICK! AND SMASH THE LIKE BUTTON
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  11998. I was about to turn off the iPad and this notification popped up. I must see it! I am never disappointed.
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  11999. 15 seconds and I got the alert of a new video... I can do better...
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  12000. Like button automatically smashed. Another outstanding video !
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  12001. Yet another AMAZING story! Thanks so very much!!!
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  12002. Remarkable video….thank you so much! My father would have turned 100 this year. He served in the British Royal Navy 1941-1946
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  12003. I was born in 1968 and remember using the old coins for years,the two shillings which got new life passing as 10 pence. We called them by their old nickname name,two Bob bits, which of course had another meaning in rhyming slang.
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  12004. Hello Mark, I'm a 1974 baby too. It was almost mystifying as a child to have these old coins in my pockets. I used to do the drop test; the silver coins had a different sound!! I have quite a little hoard of them, not huge in value, but great memories. When we have CBDC it'll be a different world.... Jon. By the way, being a bit of a military history geek myself, I love your work.
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  12005. I remember that the old 5 pence was the same size as the Germany 1 Mark and so a 5p would fit nicely into their vending machines - great for buying cigarettes, gaming machines etc. Around 3 to 4 marks to the pound at the time.
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  12006. What a pleasant view this is when clicking on YouTube!
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  12007. Thank you for the video :D I love ur work keep it up!
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  12008. Very interesting piece!
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  12009. As always, amazing content that would live well in a history class
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  12010. Great stuff Mark, you are a legend for producing these great videos!! Amazing detail and video found and put together
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  12011. Mark I'm too broke for patreon but not broke enough for youtube premium, love ya bud
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  12012. I’m very lucky to work with ex-Gurkhas and their families and have been hosted by them to. They are the most hardworking, polite, honourable and kind people.
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  12013. I did the Guard in 1998 with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI). I was employed as the Junior Sergeant for the St. James Detachment of the Queens Guard.
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  12014. I met the last VC Gurkha and had tea and biscuits with him and his wife. A few months later he passed away,I was at his home when his body was brought to his house then at the military service at the army barracks.
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  12015. Served alongside their Engineer Batt in Belize in the early '90's with the RAF Regiment..everything you've said about their personal qualities is true and terrific soldiers to a man.
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  12016. Happened to be "climbing" Mt Kinabalu with my son some years back. 2 Ghurkas and a Brit "ran past me up to Low's peak and then again past me again to Mt Kinabalu while I was doing some rather heavy breathing and sweating. Tough as nails !
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  12017. Simply amazing men and history, thanks for sharing.
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  12018. Uploaded 37 seconds ago, lucky refresh there, thankyou for another brilliant video
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  12019. Again another fantastic video. Mark you keep knocking them out of the park mate.
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  12020. Didn't know about the medical unit from Spain. Besides Anzac and Rok forces there was also Thai troops and an artillery unit from the Philippines. Flags into battle etc
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  12021. Bless you for your always stellar content good sir! Always a pleasure. "This is the story of hurricane"
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  12022. always interesting 👍
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  12023. Yet another fascinating tale. Thank you Sir!
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  12024. Great video, thank you! I was stationed in West Germany and Germany in the 1980’s. We were privileged to share a field exercise day with the local German army in a near by Kaserne. There was a military museum there and we saw as I remember the biggest German tanks ever. I’ve seen many US tanks growing up outside Fort Drum as a child in the 1970’s. Though these German tanks were big. 🇺🇸😎👍
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  12025. at the start of the video you kinda look like an evil villain from a movie
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  12026. As always, excellent work! I don't understand how ANYONE can give ANY of your videos a "thumbs down" rating! It seems to me that I'm seeing these more often than I remember. If course, the "thumbs-up" far outnumber the "thumbs-down!". Thank you for your outstanding work, Mr. Felton! Please keep it coming!
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  12027. I'm an "enthusiast" for Mark Felton Productions and War Stories with Mark Felton.
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  12028. My God Man, you are the historian this planet needs. Thank you!
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  12029. Might I say,Mr. Felton, you have a very pleasant narrating voice. May you bring us many more great pieces/stories of armoured history.
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  12030. It's not misleading at all. You're just making an assumption.
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  12031. Very interesting presentation, as per usual, Dr. Felton
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  12032. I just read about this! Great video so far!
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  12033. I always learn something interesting.
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  12034. Hi is it just me left my head spinning with all those names. One certainly has to concentrate hard on what goes on in the Balkans. Thanks for all the pronunciations in your programmes helps me with my reading
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  12035. So happy to watch this so early!
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  12036. I love your docu's the intro reminds me of the 80 ties ww2 tapes I used to rent at my library. Your the best!
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  12037. This is the real history channel.
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  12038. Mark’s videos never seem to bore me. Keep it up!
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  12039. Thank you Mark for another excellent look into historical information that seems to be missing from the overall history of the combat in France during the War. Good presentation and good research.
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  12040. You know you’re watching too many ww2 videos when you start recognizing names like “Gottlieb Berger “ and “ Ante Pavelic “ !
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  12041. Oh, if only you were in charge of programming for the History Channel Mark.
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  12042. Damn....Mark Felton shines again ! You keep digging and coming up with Gold.
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  12043. Fabulous footage and commentary. Thank you.
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  12044. I thought I knew my WW2 history but every time I watch one of your videos I have a Wow moment. I never knew that.... keep up the great research and work.
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  12045. WOW - as always, you find new angles of looking at WW2 history... incredible work indeed! Thank you sir!
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  12046. Thanks Mike yet again. This is one of my favourite topics. Keep an coming
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  12047. Thank u , very interesting to watching this channel.❤ from Russia
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  12048. Mark, this video is so chock full of information I need to watch it again just to digest all the history, thanks for all your work as it is utterly astounding.
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  12049. Thank you for your service, Dr. Felton!
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  12050. Fascinating as always, thank you Mark (:
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  12051. Well done! Very interesting subject to explore.
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  12052. Well, it has been 2 years sincere I subscribed to your channel Mark Felton. Incredible!
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  12053. You are the best historian alive. Thank you for teaching us so much through your videos and as a big history lover I truly say thank you!
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  12054. Awesome !!!! I love the longer video !!! I never knew about this subject but had often wondered what had become of them !! Thank You for exploring this often forgotten subject !!!
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  12055. 2021 history channel!
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  12056. i always wanted to know this - thank you mystic mark felton
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  12057. Fascinating as always 👍😎🚛
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  12058. Mark Felton will always be my favorite storyteller when it come to WW2 stories.
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  12059. That was the best 22 minutes I've ever enjoyed thank you for sharing this video brilliant
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  12060. Nice video Mark!
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  12061. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
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  12062. What an interesting feature. I have come to allways rely on the well researched content from MFP
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  12063. I like your way of doing those little unknown stories of history. Its always amazing to learn a new aspect even as someone who spends a lot of time on history.
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  12064. Always a pleasure Mr. Fetlon.
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  12065. Best history channel on YouTube. No fancy animations, no stupid music. Just plain simple english, and great stories. Great job mark (and my name is Mark too so I might be a bit biased)
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  12066. I find myself looking forward to and anticipating Dr. Feltons new releases. That means it's time to start supporting. Pay pal and patreon you say? On my way.
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  12067. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  12068. Thanks again for all the fine videos. :)
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  12069. As a Filipino who gets much WW2 history from US documentaries and history books, I find out amazing that their was such operation of Japanese Paratroopers in Leyte Province. And told by a British historian. Thank you very much. May I ask why the US kept it from many of us?
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  12070. Amazing Japanese airborne footage -- we know it's not the event itself -- I doubt if anyone had time to aim a camera. But it's still great footage. I have never seen it before. How you find this stuff is a miracle. I never heard this story before. I grew up an army kid among WWII veterans, but when you do that, the little-known stories depend on who your parents' friends were in your childhood! Thanks, Mr. Felton.
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  12071. That music and a Doc by Mark Felton is the start to every good morning.
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  12072. Never heard this one. Probably because it didnt have much of an impact on the campaign. But still, soldiers on both sides died and suffered, and that deserves to be remembered. Thankyou Mark. You do great, and important work.
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  12073. Love ur videos! You should make a series about Finland's Winter War/Continuation War.
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  12074. Thank you for entertaining me during a time I should be sleeping man
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  12075. I could almost smell the jungle and the death - great video.
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  12076. I truly appreciate the fact, that you use historical footage in your videos. This brings the stories you tell to life
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  12077. A fascinating story and so well told as always!
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  12078. Dr. Felton thank you for this video. I've seen it many times and had always wondered who she was and what happen to her.
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  12079. I'm a Russian speaker and I can say that the translation of her interview is very good!
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  12080. Thank you sir for digging up these gems of history!!!
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  12081. Made my week! Thanks for bringing such an amazing person back to life! She had so much spirit!
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  12082. What a great story 👏 thank you 😊
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  12083. Thanks
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  12084. How many times do I have to say thank you for your awesome work. Another great presentation. Looking forward to the next one.
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  12085. The translation is slightly off but in general what she said is correct..
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  12086. Thank you Dr Felton! To actually see and hear this woman is an amazing treat! Your work is so very appreciated!
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  12087. Interesting topic. Thanks for the content
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  12088. Great find and what a wonderful story of a regular girl in dark times.
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  12089. Thank you again, Dr. Felton, for a moving report!
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  12090. WOW mark.Although a different kind of WW2 video,it was SPLENDID,to say the least.Your videos never ceases to amaze me,especially with this one!
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  12091. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  12092. Politics has drawn a veil over the 800,000 Soviet women who fought on the front lines at Stalingrad and elsewhere. Europe owes it to them to remember and good job, Mark for reminding us.
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  12093. The human side of the war. Thank you, Mark!
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  12094. Excellent presentation as always, Dr. Felton! And "Howdy" from Texas.
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  12095. Great vid Dr.
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  12096. Mr.Bean answering the phone for Hitler was perfect. 😂😂
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  12097. Thanks for the tour, Dr. Felton!
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  12098. Another informative video from Mark Felton. Thank you Mark for all your work.😊
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  12099. Thanks Dr Felton!
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  12100. The channel is the best channel for interesting history.
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  12101. Excellent! I love that you mine out all these interesting tidbits!!
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  12102. ❤ ❤❤your work mark 😊😊😊
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  12103. this was a good one Mark. Thanks Mate :)
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  12104. Mark Felton I love your channel. This is how the History Channel, TLC, and The Discovery Channel use to be. If you could, I would like to see a video on the SS battalion that fought in Vietnam with the French Foreign Legion. Very little is known about them so I don't know how difficult it will be putting a video together.
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  12105. Mr. Felton... best military channel and, I know plenty of them. A lot. Best Regards: capt. Ricardo. Merchant Navy.
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  12106. You are a priceless historian of the war.
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  12107. Mark - another fascinating video. Thank you for your excellent work.
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  12108. great video
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  12109. Love your videos Mark!
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  12110. Your research is second to none,. Lots of love to you & your watchers/listeners ❤
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  12111. Thank you for the lesson.
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  12112. Thank You for another fine production down history lane Dr. Felton! 🫡
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  12113. Always a delight Dr Felton.
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  12114. Dr Felton, you never seaze to amaze 👍
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  12115. Another fascinating video by Dr Felton 👍
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  12116. I had a good look around what’s left back in May! And the Teehaus .Great history Mark.
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  12117. Outstanding job mark.
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  12118. Hello Mark Felton before my grandfather died in 2017 he is your diehard♥️♥️🙏🏻🔥🔥
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  12119. Thx Mark for your amazing content. Greetings From Amsterdam. Stay Save.
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  12120. Awesome video Mark! I love your videos so much!
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  12121. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  12122. Time to get a bit smarter. Mark Felton Productions does that to you.
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  12123. You need more than 248K subscribers, more like you need 10million! I Love your videos.
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  12124. Mark! Your channel is the absolute best WW2 and war channel ever!
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  12125. Love your videos Dr. Felton
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  12126. Thank you so much. It’s cool you visited Korea. By the way, I’m Korean
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  12127. As coincidence would have it, I'm visiting Ganghwa Island right now. At places it's less than 2km from North Korea. I lived here for a few years teaching English. Sometimes on a still evening you could hear the NK propaganda speakers. Once a year there is an air raid practice with sirens going off in every village. The island is heavily garrisoned with RoK marines (big blokes too!) and artillery batteries. There are both modern and used and disused Cold War defences all over and around the island. It sure was a unique experience and one I will always remember as a highlight of an otherwise relatively ordinary life :)
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  12128. Thanks Mark for describing your field trip. I had a business trip to both and Seoul and Inchon a long time ago. In February. Imagined what both UN and S. Korean forces endured in the snow and that cold bitter wind that seems to never stop. Didn't have time to go to the border. But I was talking about an advanced supercomputer for the South Koreans..this was 20 years ago.
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  12129. THANK YOU SIR ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
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  12130. First. Love your content.
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  12131. Glad you’re doing better Mark, British voices are the best, and we all look forward to hearing yours again.
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  12132. Another fantastic video from Mark Felton 👏👏
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  12133. Very interesting as always! Keep them coming as we are all now addicted!
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  12134. I thought I had entered an alternate reality when I saw the title, and only realised it was your video. Good one btw
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  12135. Another excellent historical video
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  12136. Nice One !
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  12137. I love your fantasy in proposing interesting videos, and I find a littlte touching that you call him Indy :'-) boys of the '80 and on have grown up with Indiana Jones.
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  12138. Great presentation, Mark!
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  12139. Another great video Mark. .... Just absolutely fascinating. Thank you again :)
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  12140. Thanks again. The relevant historical film footage is very welcome. Even more so: your superb research and presentation.
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  12141. as a Brit I did not know any of this! Well done as ever Dr Felton
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  12142. I’ve been to Arlington seeing JFK tombstone
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  12143. I cried a little
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  12144. Thank you for sharing 🙏🤗🏆🏆
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  12145. Absolutely fascinating...🇬🇧🇺🇲
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  12146. This story was very touching. I never knew this. Thank you Dr. Felton for this wonderful story!
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  12147. This one choked me up.
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  12148. 4:24 This is a good point, lots of people like to say that these bases are US territory, and claim that this makes the US an empire. When in reality that is a complete misunderstanding of how embassies and military bases are viewed in international law.
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  12149. More interesting information, Mark. Thank you, sir!
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  12150. 7 min awsome putting off now so I can enjoy with hamburger
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  12151. Never been that early love your video !
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  12152. Prince Charmless? Awesome name Mark 🤘🤘🤘💣💣💣💥💥💥
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  12153. Dr. Felton always finds a way to communicate the juiciest of small details impeccably.
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  12154. Thanks for very interesting n informative video. Did not realize had that long holdout of Nazis after the D-Day landings. As always well produced n researched video. The map enhanced your presentation. Looking forward to your next video.
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  12155. Great video as usual. A mine of information Mark. I knew that there was some units of the German military that put up some stuff resistance but I didn't know about this particular operation or the specialist tanks that were employed to break the station and it's bunkers. Thanks again for a great history lesson!
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  12156. Mark Felton makes me feel like a kid again, glued to the TV watching old war documentaries. I've always been fascinated by the Germans will to fight.
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  12157. Love the history lesson as usual!! Thanks again Mark keep up the great work!!
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  12158. I have waited for this notification for three days! 💭 Thanks mark ❤️ Keep it up 🤙
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  12159. I want to have him be my history teacher
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  12160. Excellent as always, Felton. Carry on.
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  12161. You need to get a program with your mark on the History channel. More info here than most of Yesterday's content already!
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  12162. Good Video! Mark
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  12163. Excited for another great video
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  12164. Brilliant video as always Dr Felton, many thanks
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  12165. Thanks again Mark, your historical videos never fail to fascinated and inform viewers. 📖👏🏻
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  12166. Excellent Presentation I have a lot of respect towards the UK, especially having trained with the Royal Marines and Royal Navy, and having met with English military reenactors at Normandy during the 2009 D-Day commemoration. But it saddens me you don’t enjoy the 1st, 4th, 5th and especially 2nd Amendment rights and protections we have in Texas and some other states in the USA
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  12167. Very interesting, I always look forward to watching Mark's videos always an interesting topic
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  12168. Thank you for making these Mark. They remind me of some of my favorite documentaries that used to air on the Military Channel more than decade ago.
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  12169. I'm the first here today.Here we go again with our favorite military history professor, Doc Felton!
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  12170. Another masterpiece Dr.Felton. Do check out the parody video I made about you if your free ;)
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  12171. Thank you for all your research Dr Felton. I have always been interested in this period of history, and i always learn something new in all your videos.
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  12172. Those ideas male sense. Thank you for this fascinating theory of Himmler's pursuit of cash and gold. Great segment.
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  12173. Thanks Mark for another great addition to the series , your research is impeccable .
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  12174. First!
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  12175. Have waited for this since the Blutfahne video! Finally!
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  12176. Excellent as always thank-you
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  12177. Wonderful way to mark the events, thank you!
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  12178. Thank you Mark this was fascinating.
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  12179. Dr. Felton you never disappoint 🙏. From South Africa.
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  12180. I am not embarrassed to say I have rewatched many of your videos, some several times. This series will be no exception. Absolutely top drawer Dr Felton.
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  12181. Such a wonderful series Mark. Thank you!
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  12182. Fantastic work as usual, Mark!!!
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  12183. Well done, Sir. Very well done. 👏
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  12184. Never knew this Mark,this is really top top content thank you.
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  12185. Great way to start the weekend Dr Felton! Thank you 🎉
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  12186. Another great video from Dr Felton! Great stuff
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  12187. Great video and a really good community!!! Very cool to get to see them, I doubt I’ll be in England anytime soon. ✌🏼
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  12188. Im glad i know about Mark Felton.
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  12189. @ 15:20: Shouldn't that be "couldn't even speak Farsi"?
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  12190. Awesome video!
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  12191. I think he was referring to the success of removing that particular dictator.
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  12192. Fascinating. Greetings from Costa Rica! If there ever is something you can write up about Costa Rica and WWII, it would be jaw-dropping!
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  12193. Felton Felton...he's our man. ;)
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  12194. Close. It's a Gloster Gauntlet.
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  12195. Very fascinating!
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  12196. The current source of Victoria Cross metal is thought to be a cascabel – the round protrusion at the back of a cannon – stored at a Ministry of Defence depot in Donnington, Shropshire. Published in Post-Medieval Archaeology, the research found historical evidence that this cascabel may have been taken from a gun captured during the second Anglo-Chinese war of 1860, three years after the first Victoria Cross awards were made. (cut and pasted from The Guardian)
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  12197. Mark Felton is a true credit to the discipline of history. Truth for its own sake. Bless you, sir.
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  12198. Time to grab my popcorn! 🍿
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  12199. Tea and biscuits ready, time to watch
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  12200. Ah yes, another great video!
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  12201. Thank you sir for your ongoing excellence in these history stories, always a great use of my time. You are awesome Mr Felton!
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  12202. During my time in the Air Force I volunteered to work at our base museum. I assisted with organizing, cataloging, and shipping donated items and items of interest to a central Air Force depository. I am certain the Army did the same thing when the museum closed, and our hero was crated up and is sitting in some warehouse a la Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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  12203. Love the channel, Mark. Thank you!
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  12204. Mark you’re a national treasure!
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  12205. Thank you so much for another well-informed and impartial contribution.
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  12206. Another great episode, Dr. Felton. Bravo!!!
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  12207. You never cease to teach me new facets of history! Thank you!
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  12208. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  12209. Very interesting. Once again, I thought I knew a lot about WW2 but Mark keeps showing me how ill informed I am... Thanks!
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  12210. We would never have heard this story without you Professor Felton. An excellent adventure! Thanks for sharing.
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  12211. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  12212. Hi Mark. I love your docos very much. Mick from Australia
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  12213. Fantastic and unique commentary on events not published elsewhere.....great job Mark
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  12214. Great Job Dr Mark! Always Peaking Our Interest!! Thank You! JJ
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  12215. My Dad fought with the Polish Armoured Brigade based at Galashiels. He drove a Quad Gun Tractor pulling an ammo box and a 25 Pounder Gun. Thank you Mr Felton, he would have been 102 this year and would certainly have enjoyed watching this. 👍
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  12216. Not forgotten anymore, thank you Dr. Felton!!!
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  12217. So much work behind these videos ... research, recording, editing, etc. Bravo sir!!!!!
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  12218. Wonderful presentation; like always.
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  12219. They also used the Czechoslovakian rifle VZ24 due to shortage of K98.
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  12220. Hi mark!!! Love ur content and bcuz of you I wanna be a ww2 historian too!!!
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  12221. Always fascinating. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  12222. Another part of WW2 history I knew nothing about! Didn't know Sark was liberated until the 16th!
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  12223. mark felton try not to find interesting stuff about ww2 challenge <failed>
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  12224. Just when you think you’ve read about everything regarding ww2. Mark Felton drops a knowledge bomb on you. Bravo!
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  12225. This guys channel is the real deal. Really makes things interesting and engaging.
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  12226. Marvellous ! Thank you for sharing.
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  12227. Brilliant as always!
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  12228. Another awesome video Dr Felton, thank you.
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  12229. What a “lucky” Division stationed on the Islands. No casualties. No doubt, Hitler ordered them to ‘fight to the last shell and boat…’ I liked the slide showing the raising of the flag, as it panned out to reveal the flag! 🇬🇧
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  12230. Peter Sellers had heard of the "Minkies" as Insp. Clouseau
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  12231. These little tidbit episodes are my favorite, keep it up Mark!
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  12232. The thumbnail looks like Winston is adding Stalin to his friends group on his I phone
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  12233. Love your videos Mark
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  12234. Been waiting for a decent vid on this. Thank u mark
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  12235. Love the Churchill voice. Thanks.
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  12236. Wow, how'd you get a real audio recording of Churchill? Truly, you are a master at your craft. 😉
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  12237. Sir Mark Interesting. 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  12238. A most fascinating story, thank you Dr. Felton!
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  12239. A most enjoyable mini-doc.
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  12240. I really liked this video!
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  12241. A remarkable man, completely unknown to me before now. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  12242. Thank you for the interesting post an amazing man
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  12243. It must take a great deal of time just finding all the photos, even for a short video. Thank you.
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  12244. Another one of the unending tidbits from Felton.
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  12245. Thank you sir for these very interesting stories I have enjoyed every one you have posted
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  12246. A completely new piece of history I knew nothing about. Fascinating. Thanks Mark.
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  12247. Always happy when a new video comes out
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  12248. I love your channel, keep up with the amazing contents
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  12249. I really enjoyed Today is A Good Day to Fight.
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  12250. As a life long horse lover and breeder, I can’t wait to read Ghost Riders. I know the story roughly and saw the Lipizzaners of the Royal Spanish Riding School in Baltimore as a kid. I also saw the Disney movie about their rescue but have never known the details of the mission other than the Hollywood version.
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  12251. Mark Felton is amazing
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  12252. I am envious of the prices. The nearly identical version of Ruby's Colt Cobra today goes for $699.00
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  12253. Oh my goodness, what a treat… thank you Dr. Felton.
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  12254. This new series seems very cool!
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  12255. Excellent research as always, Doctor.
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  12256. I honestly did not know this. And I pride myself on my knowledge of the D-Day invasion.
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  12257. HAIL the man they should put in charge of the "History" channel!!
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  12258. I thought I was was well versed in the D-day story, but I'd never even heard of this. Great video, Mark!
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  12259. Thankyou Mark...another reason why it's so very important for our educational institutions to teach history at all levels. Awesome History lesson.
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  12260. I love the picture with you and the storm troopers, very campy and fun intro
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  12261. As ever, uncovering historical events before their records crumble into dust. Bravo, Dr Felton!
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  12262. I love history, and the way you teach/share it is very unique and pretty darn cool. 😎
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  12263. OMG Mark! what incredible footage!!! Always when I see a video from you, I have to start another scale model project :D you kinda make my money drain but I love it. Keep doing that great work!
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  12264. I have never heard this . Thanks for the great Video.
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  12265. Great video, as usual. I cannot get enough of the intro music. Just like Drachinifel and Armchair Historian, you know you're going to get a banger video when you hear the intro
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  12266. Thanks Mark - my father was in 46 Royal Marine Commando and I knew he landed at Juno but didn’t know the rest of the story - thanks so much for this and reminding me of this part of family history.
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  12267. This is the kind of story only Mark Felton could uncover! Thank you so much for this Mark! 🍻🍻🍻 Cheers 😀🍻🍻🍻
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  12268. omg what kinda video are we gonna get when mark hits 1 million subs???
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  12269. i love how this channel always delivers the same quality year after year.
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  12270. Great job as ever Mark! I'm an aspiring history major, and you are really an inspiration!
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  12271. Once again, my hats off to Dr. Mark Felton for his outstanding work! I did a rather overlong and perhaps not very exciting thesis paper for the University of the State of New York at Oswego. The rather pretentous title was The Dieppe Raid of August 19,1942, and it's Continued Effect on the Canadian National Psyche. Lol, Yes, I did actually try such a thing. What amazed me was that how a battle, which seemingly everyone in Canada knew of someone who at least tangentially participated in, could be so little known less than a hundred miles away across the border in the US. I could not afford to cross the pond to do research in London, but took every opportunity to dig in basements of the Canadian War Museum, as well as several other excellent archives. Although I'm not fully convinced of the results of a long-awaited piece of scholarship stating that the major purpose of the Dieppe Raid was an Ian-Fleming inspired cover to obtain new information to cypher new naval Enigma codes, the book was well-done but unfortunately was released after my paper. Majorly digressing here as I'm apt to do, I'm still stunned that a potential sixth D-Day beach was even in the planning stages, and that Lord Lovat's crack Commandos were being considered to have a crack at the German batteries.
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  12272. I learned something new about D-Day. Love this channel.
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  12273. instant click!
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  12274. I am absolutely amazed at the detail and presentation. Dr. Felton clearly deserves his title.
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  12275. I don't know why 85 viewer could possibly give a Dr. Felton presentation a thumbs down. I find all of his presentations to be well researched and on this channel they always have relevant pictures and video to accompany them. I missed this one yesterday but always enjoyable after a days activities. Dr. Felton always gets a Thumbs Up from me.
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  12276. This is amazing! Keep digging up unknown information!
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  12277. How can anybody dislike anything mark Felton puts out about WWII
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  12278. I remember making a comment about Mark Felton havjng an army a million strong. Now its an Army Group. How time flies!
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  12279. Always look forward to your videos
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  12280. Always look forward to your videos
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  12281. Alway soo fascinating to watch these videos, everytime I learn something new. Keep up the great content 👏
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  12282. Good old Mark Felton production video for lunch time with coffee, thank you Dr. Felton🖤
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  12283. It’s a mother, loving, beautiful bridge! Thank you Professor for this wonderful video!
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  12284. How cool! It always feels so great to actually visit places where great events of history occurred. Thanks for this!
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  12285. Thank you Sir for the Video
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  12286. We sure love your history lessons here in America Mr Mark you not only tell the story you many times take us on location of the actual events well done
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  12287. I fulfilled the same childhood dream years ago... ;-) I was so impressed by the film 'A Bridge Too Far' (Die Brücke von Arnheim) that I wanted to see and experience this bridge for myself. The small memorial at the bridge was not in good condition. 😕 I come from germany, from the capital region Berlin.
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  12288. I dont know if you did read my comment on last video or this was just accidentally but THANK YOU SIR.
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  12289. Greetings from Croatia Mark
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  12290. Never been so quick to click on a video 😅
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  12291. Dr Felton is a legend !!
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  12292. Thanks!
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  12293. Thanks!
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  12294. That is the coolest intro picture ever.
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  12295. 🎉Just 4K below a million 🎉
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  12296. My grandfather was a merchant marine in WWI. When WWII broke out he wanted to get back in the navy. They said he was too old. To which he said "Send me to boot camp. If I fail boot camp THEN I am too old." He made it in and was stationed on one of these Rocket LSM ships you showed in this clip. 'cept his was in the Pacific.
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  12297. im early! nice vid!
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  12298. Ahhh, just what I needed before bed, a historical massage ;) Thanks Mark. (Edit:) 1 million before Christmas, for sure :)
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  12299. As always, great stuff Mark. Keep it up!
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  12300. One Million Subscribers incoming!
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  12301. How fascinating Mark! Another high-quality Mark Felton Production - Bravo!! I knew about rocket ships on a very limited scale.... I didn't realize they developed into the versatile weapon they did. That is interesting about Okinawa... I was station there in the 80's for 18 months and extensively toured the island to visit the various locations of the battlefields - which was virtually the entire island (at least southern 1/3).
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  12302. Yet another Mark Felton revelation. I've never heard of these ships before, or the Mk. 102 rocket launcher. Keep it coming, Mr. Felton! You bombard us with fascinating details of WWII.
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  12303. I remember the George VI, 2 shilling pieces in my pocket money before they shrank. The sirens were used in North Norfolk as flood defence warnings in the 80s too, prob not now.
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  12304. When I went to Chad they had German Lugers and P-38;s for Pistols in the El Presidenta Guard. Ethiopia had Soviet rifles and pistols.
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  12305. I didn't knew about this piece of history, very interesting. Thanks for enlightening us unknowning, Mark.
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  12306. Made it to a mark Felton video 30 minutes after it released. Love this content
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  12307. Ah, a nice, high quality video to start my Saturday.
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  12308. Hello Mark, I am living in Japan and it is normal here to preserve decorations of the war death in the Buddhist family/in-house altar. My in-laws did so. Because of that they are not accessible for strangers.
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  12309. Very interesting! Thank you for researching Dr. Felton❤️🇨🇦
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  12310. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
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  12311. Woow I've never heard about this Thanks for sharing with us this mysterious history
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  12312. How very interesting!
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  12313. Amazingly interesting.
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  12314. I learn something every time I watch, brilliant and thank you.
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  12315. I love the way your documentaries tell me things I didn’t already know of. Thank you.
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  12316. Well I never knew that and I'm a life long aviation fan. Incredible
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  12317. Thank you for the content
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  12318. Sir your video and audio quality over interesting historical events is impeccable!
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  12319. Absolutely brilliant Mark, thank you.
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  12320. Wow I'm first to comment! This is a very interesting historic topic.
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  12321. Lovely vid dr felton!
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  12322. Dr Felton as always and as one of your number one fans Great Work...
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  12323. And amazing story from beginning to end..as always fasinating history!
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  12324. Thank you so much for this Dr. Felton I was looking for something to watch and be educated about and this has fulfilled that I thank you
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  12325. Great video Dr. Felton. I had heard of them before, but never knew this much information. Great job! 👍😊
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  12326. "The Battle of the Budget Bulge" 😉
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  12327. Mark, this is CL we worked together on one of your videos. This is great news to me, I have known about the Pantherturms in Italy for years, but to find out they were used around Achen and in other places in the West wall and Black Forest, is news to me! Than you!
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  12328. Thanks to Mark I learn something new evertime
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  12329. Finland bought 56 T-55 turrets from Soviet Union in the 60s, and used them as stationary coastal artillery guns (100 56 TK). They were later modernized with computers and laser range-finders, some also with night-vision. These were deactivated in yhe 2000s.
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  12330. A very interesting video on a subject not much covered, you've added fuel to the fire for me to make a road trip to see the restored Panther at the American Heritage Museum, thanks much and keep em coming!
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  12331. Very useful and interesting video. Thanks.
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  12332. Another Great Video covering a very interesting little known subject.
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  12333. A cracking tale, thank you.
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  12334. Thank you for trouble to provide this items .i learn very much.
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  12335. Nice video.
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  12336. Well done Mr. Felton!!
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  12337. Thank you Dr. Mark Felton for always brightening my day, and stimulating my brain.
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  12338. This excellent video reminded me of Jack Higgins magnum opus, The Eagle has Landed…….
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  12339. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  12340. I’m amazed. A NEW MFP video and I’m an early bird! Thanks, Dr Felton
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  12341. This is the only YouTube channel I like the video before I have even watched it. An exceptional researcher and story teller. Bravo.
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  12342. Mark Felton, I enjoy your content immensely! 😀
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  12343. This video was well made and wholesome THANK U MARK !
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  12344. Great Historical videos! Never knew these facts!
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  12345. What a totally brilliant gem of a video ,you good Sir bring stories to the fore that may other wise be lost to the mists of time .
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  12346. As always a great and informative video, thank you
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  12347. I've been to Fort Stevens many times but up until now had never heard the details of the attack, thanks!!
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  12348. Always so interesting...
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  12349. Thank you Mark always a pleasure!
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  12350. WWII history is intriguing to the extreme. Absolutely fascinating!! Thank you Mark!!!!
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  12351. Excellent video and what a great story.
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  12352. Greetings from America, Mark, another fine piece of work, my friend. Years ago there was a TV series called, "Rat Patrol", was that series based on this Operation? Thanks again.
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  12353. I had no idea about German mini subs! Thank you for your excellent research.
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  12354. Getting close to 100,000,000 views for all your videos! Well done sir.
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  12355. You're the only youtube channel that I actually have the notifications on
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  12356. Great content as always. The subscriber count is getting nearer and nearer the magic 2 million.
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  12357. Your content👌👌😍😍
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  12358. Great topic and video, thanks!
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  12359. Thank you Mark!!!
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  12360. Great video, love your work. Thanks & keep it up!
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  12361. These symbols should be kept and repaired, I would far rather see these markings on a wall compared to another "Banksy" or other mindless graffiti
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  12362. These signs need protecting , too many people suffered and gave their lives saving Europe and the world . We must never forget anyones sacrifice . These signs can aid as a teaching tool and a reminder
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  12363. WOW! I never would have guessed, another great lesson, Thanks Mr Felton.
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  12364. My grandparents lived in Bury St Edmunds, and they had an 'A' painted of the outside of their house to show that my grandad was an Ambulance driver in a reserved occupation
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  12365. I see new mark felton vid, i click 💯
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  12366. who could dislike this video. very informative! keep up the good work!
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  12367. Great story, dr. Felton as always. Looking forward for the next.
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  12368. Great stories. Keep them coming. Appreciate the detail.
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  12369. Thanks for best information.
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  12370. The stuff you are able to unearth is mind boggling. I'm beginning to wonder if I stumbled upon an alternate reality lol.
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  12371. Thanks as always Mark. I love the intro/outro music.
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  12372. Great documentary 👍
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  12373. Loved ur vids
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  12374. awesome vids sir, keep them up ! :D
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  12375. He has to be the best ww2 historian out there...thank you Mark
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  12376. Its a pleasure to watch these video vignettes. Thanks!
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  12377. Great stories in this video.
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  12378. Chapeau Herr Felton, your pronunciation of German words is almost perfect. Grüße aus Schleswig-Holstein
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  12379. First to like Mark!
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  12380. Another super-interesting story from WWII, Mark. Thanks for bringing this story to life for all of us!
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  12381. I actually did a video about the Russian liberation Army on my TikTok a while back Mark and I was wondering if you were going to do a video about them and I’m glad you did
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  12382. Cant decide wether I wouldve liked Mark to be my history teacher in high school, or if I started liking history because of him :D
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  12383. Mark Felton...the only YouTube creator whose videos I like before I've even watched them.
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  12384. Mark Felton, ex-Dark Jedi.
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  12385. You seem to know every rock to overturn for bass bait!
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  12386. Very interesting this , I never knew about it , history in the making and thanks mark ☝️👍
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  12387. Just when you think you have learned everything about World War II, Dr Felton provides another lesson. Fascinating!!
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  12388. Thanks for another great production!
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  12389. Insighntfull as always.
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  12390. Omg wow is so a gutes Video
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  12391. Mark keep them comming. Always something freash and new on this channel - loving it!
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  12392. "how do you know so much about world war ll?" me:"uhhhh have you heard of Mark Felton"
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  12393. I was stationed in Korea in 2015 at Camp Casey. While I was there was two border incidents. Two South Korean soldiers got wounded by NK landmines and the North refused to claim they laid the mines down. In retaliation the South played load speaker broadcasts along the DMZ and the North fired a couple artillery rounds to try and knock out the speakers. They didn't hit or harm anything but the south retaliated by firing a few volley's of artillery back and killing some north Korean soldiers, the few weeks that followed turned had some crazy instances such as some north Korean troops infiltrating into the south through tunnels, a submarine spotted in Incheon harbor and some helicopter activity along the border. It never escalated from there but still its crazy to think this still goes and and the tension is so high along the border anything can happen to this day.
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  12394. IMO Mark Felton is the BBC of war documentaries.Always clear,concise,well researched,outstanding.
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  12395. Great video
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  12396. And I thought Radl got shot on a Cornish beach!
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  12397. There's a couple of ROC posts that have been preserved, Buckminster Bunker and Enstone ROC Bunker being two that are run by friends of mine. There's also some of the larger ROC stations, like Hack Green Nuclear Bunker (also run by a good friend!) which is now run as a full-time dedicated museum, both with details of its days as an ROC station and later use as a centre of regional government bunker. I strongly recommend a visit, especially during Hack Green's cold war living history events that take place over Easter and in September.
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  12398. Mark Felton is one of the top men of YouTube.
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  12399. In the Netherlands, the air raid siren is still tested every first Monday of the month! I'm 38 now and don't know better than to do this every month. Better than a message on your phone
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  12400. Awesome video once again!
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  12401. Felton: fascinating - thanks for compiling & posting
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  12402. A day with a Mark Felton video, is a good day.
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  12403. Amazing content as always.Superb research. Thanks Doc!
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  12404. Once again, TY for all your hard work and your content contributions…just appreciating
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  12405. The best of the best In Naval war history by far!
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  12406. Right on time for my afternoon coffee. Thanks Mr. Felton
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  12407. Another part of the WW2 that I have never heard of, you never fail to educate Mark.
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  12408. Ok.... I am 1000000% Mark Felton goes back in time to give us this informations
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  12409. Well done sir , thank you for this history lesson
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  12410. Unbelievable how much happened in these 5 years of war. Thanks Mark for shedding a light on the lesser known stories.
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  12411. All I want is another call of duty campaign with a ww2 setting and one of the mission's opening cut scene having the music from the intro and "Mark Felton presents" in the middle of the intro to the game
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  12412. I’ve been studying World War II history for a long time! I typically have stopped clicking on to these YouTube videos about this subject. This is due to the fact that most of the information is typically about things I already know about in great detail! However your channel is the exception! I had read that Small numbers of Italians did assist the allies but I was not aware that they took part in D day operations. Thank you for being different, keeping my passion alive it’s videos like yours that remind me there’s still so much to learn sometimes you just have to dig for it ( OR WATCH YOUR CHANNEL ) keep up the incredible work!!!!👨🏼‍🎓
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  12413. Amazing, Dr. Felton. The stories you share - how can we be hearing these for the first time? Thank you...
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  12414. Dr Felton, truly enjoy your historical work. Perhaps your most impressive performance was as Agent Smith in the Matrix series.💪👍
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  12415. Dr. F dropping the best content on the weekly
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  12416. Poor Kangaroos, just when you think Germans couldn't get any more cruel. :(
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  12417. ❤Awesome, a new vid from Mark dropping during my lunch break. One can eat a sandwich and educate themselves at the same time
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  12418. Fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
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  12419. "Come with me if you want to learn." 😄 Mark Felton Productions Systems Historian model YT-100, designated to track down and present obscure historical information and events. An unrelenting educational machine: it can't be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with, it doesn't feel pity or remorse, or fear and it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you have learned! 😎
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  12420. Mark you've outdone yourself what a wonderful video I was so intrigued throughout the whole thing absolutely amazing.
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  12421. Superb presentation.
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  12422. Yup.. I never heard this one.. thanks and Cheers from CANADA!
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  12423. An interesting account of a little known episode on the Northern Flank of the Ardennes Offensive. Think your right about its objective and it would have made sense to tie the British and Canadian Troops down with Limited Tactical Advances in order to hold them in an area and limit their ability to reinforce and supply the American forces further south ( I believe that some of Von Der Heyt's Paratroopers were still operating in the Dutch Sector of the Front at that time) Cheers Mr Felton for yet another interesting snippet of History 👍😊
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  12424. Thanks!
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  12425. At about 11:47 you have a significant misspeak. You say that the counter-attack begins on the 8th of JUNE, when you obviously mean January. At least that's what I heard twice.
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  12426. Thanks for all the work you do, great video !
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  12427. Great vidoe mark,keep it up.
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  12428. BEST CHANNEL
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  12429. This is awsome! I love this channel so much!
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  12430. Thank you for all your work Dr. Felton. You've single handedly revitalized my interest in military history.
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  12431. Happy Holidays Everyone keepsafe and Happy New Year Fellas✨
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  12432. Another fantastic video. Merry Christmas to you Mark. Keep up the great work!
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  12433. Merry Christmas to Mark Felton and all his ardent fans!
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  12434. Your local pronunciation of Bastonge was spot on
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  12435. Wishing you great holidays! Many thanks for the video's on the topics that defined my a big part of my life! (my parents were 18 in 1940, living in Rotterdam)
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  12436. Should I join the Christmas Eve fray and be stressed with the rest of the bozos or cozy by the fire with Felton vids
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  12437. Best gift ever thanks Mr. Felton
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  12438. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton and thank you.
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  12439. Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday to you, Dr. Felton.
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  12440. Another awesome least known facts from this video. Kudos Dr. Felton. Anticipating watching ur next video. Peace
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  12441. Never heard of this before, GREAT STORY Dr. Mark!
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  12442. Excellent video, you portray a lot of historical events exactly as they happened, thank you Dr. Felton
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  12443. Excellent stuff as always.
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  12444. Your hard work, research, and videos are astounding. It staggers one's imagination on how deep historical events of this era really goes. My family gets upset when I pull the car over to view your posts, I have to laugh at them, thankyou.
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  12445. OMG....another fantastic Video Dr. Felton.....Thank You
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  12446. Excellent presentation on a little known aspect of nazis.
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  12447. Once again amazing video !
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  12448. Dr.Mark you’re the Man! Great work as usual.
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  12449. I enjoy anything on british war birds .Thank you.
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  12450. thank you for this, As a SOuth African its nice to hear about things our air force did i havent heard about. remember the crash in the desert watched in the news at the time. was big news at the time.....
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  12451. Nice to see this particular video. I was stationed at St. mawgen at the turn of the century as part of the Joint Maritime Force manning the undersea surveillance system (IUSS). Every day we came to work there sitting on it's haunches was the Avro Shackleton. Cornish aviation societies were always there on weekends attempting various restorations. Nice to see the level of enthusiasm.
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  12452. Mark Felton Really opened up the war to me now I imagine WW2s Bizarre Adventures
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  12453. Wait what???? Mutiny??? Damn mark felton you did it again!!!!!!
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  12454. Yo Mark, you are apparently the man! Good work.
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  12455. I've yt Premium but for mark i wanna watch 1 ad every 2min of every of ure vid !
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  12456. Another excellent and well-researched topic. Your bar is high, thank you for your posts!!!
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  12457. This is detailed and fascinating. Brilliant stuff as always from Dr Mark Felton.
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  12458. Smart idea with inserting all parts one video so you don't have to look for the next part :)
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  12459. 🏆🙏🤗💙 Thank you for sharing
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  12460. I’ve been watching you’re videos for over two years now and still look forward to each new video.
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  12461. Glad to watch this channel again, even after an exhausting week.
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  12462. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing .
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  12463. Another excellent video as per usual
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  12464. Mark’s German pronunciation is excellent
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  12465. I stayed up past by bedtime to watch this ! well worth it as with all Dr Felton's videos ( which usually come out just before i wake up ) .
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  12466. Just wonderful Mark. Thank you so much for this. I note how significant the contribution of Canadian forces and of Czech forces.
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  12467. Groundbreaking nuance Dr Felton, Thank you.
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  12468. Love this channel, it always had a rare footage to see on it. Nice Job Mark:)
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  12469. Mark is by far the best
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  12470. Thanks for another video Mark, legend. ❤️
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  12471. Thank you Mark Felton as a Canadian it's very interesting to learn about my countries contributions to the war effort. Most doc's are on American military I like how yours are of all militaries
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  12472. Its always a great day when you get a Mark Felton upload...
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  12473. Just finished lunch and now i'm watching Mark Felton's video its gonna be a good day Keep up the good work Mark
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  12474. Mark Felton is always in my recommended
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  12475. I am a pretty major WW2 history nerd, and I learn something new in every one of these videos. It's also remarkable that as much as I've studied WW2 including University study, I thought I'd just about seen all of the WW2 video footage that exists by this point. Yet I see something new in all of the Mark Felton Productions videos, which goes to show how well done they are. I also love the short story length of 10-20 minutes so it gets right to the "meat" of the history.
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  12476. Mark Felton! I need more Mark Felton Productions in my life! Seriously though I watch atleast one of your videos every day and I'm running low! Haha
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  12477. Yayyy Switzerland! been dying to hear more about our part during the war. Especially since my grandpas anecdotes about shooting down a german plane and their permanent fear when guarding the border, at any moment expecting to be overrun by a vastly superior enemy.
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  12478. Thanks 😊 🙏 for the incredible footage!
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  12479. I'm busy today, but will be watching you tonight, thanks once again Mark !
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  12480. This is an outstanding video in terms on context. I have never before heard the story of S-17 connected to the events that preceded so eloquently. Well done Mark
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  12481. Lots of love From Kerala India Stay safe and take care ✌️✌️✌️😍😍😍
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  12482. Dr Felton is the best way to start Saturday morning in New Zealand! Cheers for the video bro!
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  12483. Didn’t know this, thanks for sharing👍
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  12484. Posted 2 minutes ago and already 26 comments and 326 views ..... Impressive following Mark.
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  12485. Brilliant thanks, cycled across the bridge would never have thought torpedoes were possible fired at it, love your content keep up the good work, stay safe
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  12486. Fascinating! Thank you, Dr. Felton! It amazes me that there are so many stories from World War II that are being discovered and told which were heretofore never known about until 80 years later! Please keep up your excellent work! 👍🇬🇧🇺🇲👍
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  12487. Your historical mystery and fact finding presentations never cease to amaze and entertain me! I live at the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia - I am now wondering if any WWII German U-Boats launched any torpedo attacks in the Chesapeake Bay? I know that they sunk many ships off the American Atlantic Coast in open Ocean. Thank you for another one of your wonderful WWII Historical presentations based on excellent research.
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  12488. Well done, fascinating!
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  12489. No way, it seems mine is the 1st thumbs up and the 1st comment! Impeccable research, thank you Mark.
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  12490. Another excellent post Mr. Felton, Thank You!
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  12491. a true historian's work, excellent report
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  12492. There is a WW2 era gun battery up in the hills on the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge. They must have been expecting Japanese attacks.
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  12493. Always something new. Man I love this channel.
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  12494. Instant like for Mark Felton, already know the video will be amazing 👍
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  12495. Thank you so much for all the effort you put in your videos. Your videos are so informative and interesting.Your the best. Love from India.
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  12496. Once again, extraordinary. Thank you.
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  12497. Again, thank you for your programs, Mark.
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  12498. Wow, that is quite special and serendipitous to meet the Pope like that! Thanks for your insightful channel!
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  12499. How wonderful… Thank you for sharing this extraordinary time you spent at the Vatican!
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  12500. When my funny female friend was in Dharamsala India she wanted to see the Dalai Lama. There was a procession and she was lined up as he walked past. She'd been drinking heavily and was a bit stoned (this was the 90s!) She's the funniest person I know, and is full of joy and mischief. He looked at her and laughed and she laughed and they had a giggle fest. Then he sort of pushed her and being a bit wobbly she fell over. He then roared with laughter. She said afterwards that he is a total imp - full of humour and that he obviously identified a clown and wanted to hang out. I also met the Queen and Prince Phillip years ago as a scout at the Sydney Opera House. He asked me about a badge. My cousin had an almost car accident with him in Auckland as he was leaving a squash court. The Duke rolled down his window and said - "If you do that again I'll get my wife to cut your head off". Priceless.
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  12501. Mark love your channel. Love what you do . Please never stop educating. God bless you always . Happy Christmas and a very happy new year to you . Your wife and all your family
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  12502. Thank you for sharing this story Mark. I wish you and your family a very merry Christmas and I thank you for all the great work that you do.
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  12503. hope you had a good time! Merry Christmas
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  12504. Very cool experience. I was unaware that you are also a Roman history buff as am I. I'd love to see the Ermine Street Guard re-enactors there in England. Merry Christmas to you as well!
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  12505. Wonderful ! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Mark, to you and yours.
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  12506. Well that proves that it really is easier to see the pope than get a doctor's appointment in Colchester.
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  12507. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for sharing this very interesting experience with us!
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  12508. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience, Merry Christmas!
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  12509. Merry Christmas! Wow!
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  12510. Mark, what a wonderful experience to have and to share it at Christmas time. Thank you.
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  12511. Mark goes to Rome, decides to join a random queue thinking it's the best move, and meets the pope. How very British.
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  12512. Very cool story! Great job as always Mark, please keep them coming!
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  12513. The only channel on YouTube that has never posted a bad video! Great content as always!!!
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  12514. Nobody: Me: Humming the Mark Felton intro tune! Alright let’s watch this video!
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  12515. This is so Bloody helpfull. Doing GCSE History and these vidéos are helpful and also very interesting.
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  12516. Great video series! Thank you!
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  12517. I think I just beat my fastest button click ever 😂😂😂
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  12518. Loving these videos!!
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  12519. Fantastic as usual!
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  12520. I am a simple man. I see a Mark Felton video, I drop everything that I am doing and click the link 🙂
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  12521. Thank you once again, Dr. Felton.
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  12522. You're truly an international historical treasure.
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  12523. Interesting..... Bring on episode 3.. This is your best work yet!!
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  12524. Mark Felton is amazing about history and especially WWII. So fascinating. Tank You, Mark. Cheers.
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  12525. Brilliant production. Thank you, Doctor.
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  12526. I have always been impressed at how Mark Felton has gone to great lengths to maintain his objectivity on sometimes controversial subject matter. Wars have a habit of destroying not just people and buildings but also evidence can be destroyed. The truth is that we may never know the full story on what really happened to many of the top Nazis. Eastern Europe is littered with unknown corpses.
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  12527. Mark Felton: Keeping us fully educated for nearly six years! Cheers, sir!
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  12528. A perfectly-worded and apposite tribute, contained in an excellent and informative video. Thank you
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  12529. Awesome job Sir Mark Felton!
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  12530. As always, another excellent presentation. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  12531. Wonderful video, thanks for your work Mr. Felton showing us the interesting sides of history that often get overlooked.
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  12532. Guam has a ton of crashed planes and rusted tanks on the island. My stepmom told me there was a crashed Japanese bomber in a jungle behind a Walmart and how she use to play on the tanks as kids.
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  12533. I heard about the Lydney aircraft years ago by friends in the Forest of Dean,biggest problem being the Severn itself in its bores and tides,coffer dams were thought of but the cost was too prohibitive.
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  12534. there is also a sunderland in loch earne. Both the sunderland and catalian are war graves. After the war its possible surplus sunderlands were sunk there.
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  12535. As a dutchman I can conform this. 250 or so crashed there and over sixty are still there. Salvaging some of them is considered a bit hazarous as especially bombers are likely to have bombs present. Quite a few came 'up' so to speak when part of the lake was drained to form Flevoland. Shipwrecks too btw.
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  12536. Great vid, thoug a tiny mistake that I noticed (and many English speaker make the same one): Reichsparteitag does not mean Reich's Party Day, but rather would be better translated as Reich's Party Convention. "Parteitag" is the German word still used today for party conventions (to nominate candidates or announce a platform/manifest).
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  12537. Glad I found this channel. You're awesome!
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  12538. Outstanding, thank you sir!
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  12539. really love your stuff, interesting, various topics, Keep up the good work.
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  12540. Damn this was informational
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  12541. Many thanks Mark. Fascinating. I wish my pops was still alive to follow your great documentary. Regards from SSW. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
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  12542. Hello, there is an excellent book on this subject, Hitler's Private Library by Timothy E Ryback and first published in 2009.
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  12543. Unexpected surprise! Thank you Mark! This is a great start for a Sunday!
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  12544. Cheers for these videos, Mark. They're a great watch.
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  12545. I'm from Colombia and I didn't even have any idea about this, of course I knew about our participation in the Korean war, but not about this medal.
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  12546. Great story Dr Felton thank you!
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  12547. Thanks for teaching me something new! I love to learn and you already made this day great.
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  12548. Thank you Mark!
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  12549. Thank you for the lesson.
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  12550. Thank you. I always learn something from your videos. You never disappoint. There’s so many stories that are not common knowledge.
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  12551. GREAT CONTENT ❗ ALWAYS VERY INTERESTING
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  12552. Very interesting Dr F as ALWAYS.
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  12553. Super interesting! Thank you!
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  12554. Another fantastic historical report......for (again) a topic not well known...... good show Mark Felton !!!
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  12555. A wonderful historical coverage
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  12556. Fascinating. Nice research. To me a good video or article Is one that might compel me to pick up a book regarding topic. Not only Columbia in Korea but all nations that answered the bell in Korea and Vietnam. Please keep up the good work.
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  12557. Keep up the good work, Mark!
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  12558. WOW! Thank you for this! I didn't know Churchill actually went to Berlin. The footage of him at the bunker is priceless, he was such a bulldog. I love this channel and keep up the excellent work!.
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  12559. Alas no. But it should be. It's not just Churchill though.Famous British football manager Brian Clough also had a very distinctive voice, and none of us can ever quote him without doing it.
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  12560. Your Churchill impression is spot on.
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  12561. You learn something new every day. Thank you!
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  12562. Thinking of taking a step of with my patreon donation. You should be a Millionair!
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  12563. you keep finding these gems i never knew about . Fantastic
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  12564. Absolutely awesome story, we need more detail of operation in ww2 like this channel
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  12565. Frogmen of any country have always fascinated me. Great one doc
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  12566. Can’t skip Mark Felton ads... Don’t want to. 🤓👍
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  12567. Everything shut down due to Coronavirus. Upload by Mark Felton! Keeps me sane during all this.
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  12568. thats one that has been hidden in the depths thanks as always
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  12569. Great episode mark thank you I served in the 82nd, 321st brigade artillery, 2nd battalion 105 mm, served from 90 to 94 in Desert Storm in 91 + 92 and heard all about Market Garden from the old timers, and many plaques and story boards on base, anyways thnx again, AIRBORNE hoooooraahhh!!! 🇺🇸
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  12570. Thank you Mark. It is a very interesting part of history.
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  12571. Dr YOU HAVE DONE IT AGAIN NEVER-ENDING INFORMATION I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THANK YOU .
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  12572. What a fantastic story thanks for what you do and keep them coming 👍 😀 😉
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  12573. I thought you would miss out Hull, then you mentioned it Great to hear my home city get a mention in a Mark Felton vid!
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  12574. Intro music an absolute banger as usual
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  12575. Another great video!
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  12576. Great video as always 👍🏻
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  12577. 🎖️⭐🙏🏆❤️‍🩹 Thank you for sharing this. I was disappointed it wasn't true 😢, but glad you did.
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  12578. I look forward to each excellent installment. Thanks, Mark.
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  12579. A great very interesting video Mr.Felton.
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  12580. Thanks Mark, this is a good one!!
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  12581. Let’s all comment on the video so it gets recommended
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  12582. The engraved blue 1911 has a shortened Beavertail as well as a trigger shoe. Together with the adjustable sight as well as the straight front sight shows that Mr. Capone used this pistol for target shooting imo.
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  12583. Thumbnail is exciting!
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  12584. I am going to practice good sleep hygiene and come back to watch this over coffee in the morning! 😊
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  12585. Thank you again. You brought to attention something previously unknown to me
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  12586. A very informative and insightful video. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  12587. MY VIETNAM VET HUSBAND ❤️ LOVES EVERY MARK FELTON VIDEO!
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  12588. I love you mark felton
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  12589. Happy new year!
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  12590. Good Night! You are putting out a lot of great videos lately Mark!
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  12591. This show marks work is picking up subscribers like crazy well done sir
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  12592. Mark really be dishing big foot stories at 2 in the morning. Now I need more!
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  12593. I am just glad to know that remote unknown areas still exist. Potential unknown primates are a great thing to have - if they aren't really there,  I hope that this will not be proven anytime soon! - awesome video Mark - one of your best!
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  12594. This is most impressive: thorough research (which puts most current MSM work to shame); a fair and balanced report; genuine audience engagement from Mr Felton. As is frequently written here, I am well read in history including Vietnam but I learn so much from Mr Felton - thank you.
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  12595. Compared to the other poor cryptid vids that are on YT this deserves at least a billion views.
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  12596. There are so many many videos on bigfoots, yetis, UFOs etc etc etc on YouTube, many of which are click bait I ignore them. But I watched this as the name caught my notice, Mark Felton. A guy to listen to and take seriously.
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  12597. Very interesting Dr.Felton. Thank you again for showing all of us something that was very unknown. This is by far the best you tube channel out there.
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  12598. Super rare and awesome historical video by the talented and awesome Dr. Mark Felton! As usual I may add!
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  12599. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  12600. Thank You Mr Felton for another great video!
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  12601. The king of Youtube is back.
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  12602. Thank you mark
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  12603. Very nice bro great job 👍👍
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  12604. Thank you mark very cool! 😎
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  12605. While researching Vielsalm - St Vith recently I found a copy of the US Congressional investigation into Malmedy and other atrocities during the Bulge. I had no idea there was a lot more. The report lists 12 specific incidents. Thanks for the video honoring the memory Mark!
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  12606. Thank you for explaining what happened to these heroes.
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  12607. I had never even heard of this part of the Ardennes campaign. These men died as true American heroes. God rest their brave souls. Another excellent video, Mark. You rock!
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  12608. My good friend Don who is 96 was in the Battle of the bulge..Hero
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  12609. I don't even got to watch the History Channel he should be on the History Channel
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  12610. Perfect to come back to after 8 hours of snow plowing
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  12611. Not even done with the intro already liked, I know its a great video
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  12612. 400k in 6 days! Awesome! Cool til compared to where these videos were out yrs ago. More people need to be informed on events like these and ww1
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  12613. Such a sad, tragic story... and one that deserves to be told. Thank you for publishing this.
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  12614. Thank you Dr. Felton for another factual, unfiltered event from WWII. Exactly why I subscribed.
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  12615. Always bringing something new to light. Thank you
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  12616. I truly love your channel and deeply appreciate the effort you put into creating these high-quality documentaries. They are incredibly informative and stand out by not adhering to the usual World War I narratives seen on other channels.
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  12617. Excellent Mark ! So detailed and interesting !
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  12618. Great content and on this that I've never heard. The sgt hangman was a louse, his conduct unbecoming an an American soldier. Looking forward to to your take on Goerings demise, and those entailed. You are the John Keegan of you tube. I never heard him speak. Your voice lends to story as never before. Cheers!
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  12619. Mark is the best historian on YouTube period.
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  12620. The last nuremburg lawyer died recently I seem to remember. Good video, needs to be remembered.
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  12621. I once lived in Munich, and Augsburg. I remember all the bomb craters, and the bombed out buildings etc. Thanks for all the info about the history on Goering's plight. Nobody doe's history in better detail than you do Mark, Thank you.
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  12622. Ever so interesting... I had always wondered but was sure they were destroyed. Thank you Mark!
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  12623. Awesome Work Thanks!👍
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  12624. Excellent video! This is definitely a subject that is not discussed. OT: Do you speak German? I’m asking because your pronunciation is very good!
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  12625. Thank You for the video. And all of you're research. I love history.
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  12626. 21 minutes? Hell yeah!
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  12627. That sir was 1 of your more brilliant videos ever! Absolutely showed the courage and how they overcame technological difficulties all the while risking their lives!
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  12628. I get more knowledge of history from you than I ever got from any teacher. Thank you.
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  12629. With Derring-do, Pluck, 'Cutting Edge' 😨 Technology.. and lashings of British Nonchalance .. they did the Deed 👍😊. Life was so much more of a Simpler Adventure in those days. Shades of Biggles, Indiana Jones and such . smashing stuff!.
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  12630. Fuse first? Love ❤️ the channel
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  12631. Well done for speaking up against your country. Not many people would do that, but it was right to speak up for them
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  12632. Thank you professor!
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  12633. Thank you Mark, your work is very important to us. Unfortunately, in various forums on YT, especially the English belittle our work for victory.
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  12634. Your effort in raising this issue is outstanding. Clearly you are a GOOD man.
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  12635. Thank You Mark for bringing it up.
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  12636. Thanks for the Great Tribute Video 🙏
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  12637. Mr Felton may not know it yet, but a blood pact was sealed between him and the Polish with this video. In his darkest hour, they shall come to his aid.
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  12638. The Poles were legendary, as were the Czechs.
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  12639. Thank you
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  12640. My Dad was there. Patton 3d army 317th division.
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  12641. It wasn't just vandalism that caused the state of these panthers . Back in the day you were allowed to climb all over it. I'm in my mid 30s now and I climbed on it as a little boy. My dad still refers to the Houffalize panther as "the panther you fell off"
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  12642. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇸🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  12643. Ov been to the 2nd panther and it's WELL worth the visit!great video
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  12644. Thank you for all the films produced during 2022...kudos to Mark Felton
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  12645. Dr. Felton, I very much appreciate the time that you put into the research and the videos that you post on your YouTube Channel. There's so much that remains unknown that you bring to light. Thank You For The Time and Effort That You Put Into These Videos. Keep Up The Good Work!
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  12646. That was a fantastic hour of historical knowledge.
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  12647. An hour long mark Felton video let's go. got my coffee ready
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  12648. Thanks again for your great articles and your great net site.
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  12649. Thanks keep in up having served in Germany for a bit this is always fascinating, and I do also like both them....and the Russians!
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  12650. Thanks for this fine WW2 Japanese Planes & Weapons video.... Mountbatten he is a very interesting man and his history....Thank you Sir Shoe🇺🇸
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  12651. I see Mark's video... I click..
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  12652. I live fairly close to Balcombe in Sussex and was unaware of that museum. Definitely going to pay a visit soon!
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  12653. Nice video love you. : )
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  12654. See, this is the kind of shit that I like to know about
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  12655. My father was one of his Guards at Spandau Prison in the 70's, He even had a short conversation with him before someone told my father he was a Nazi.
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  12656. A very timely piece.
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  12657. Wait….I thought the story would be about Me262 squadron called “Fritz die Katze” used by Iran.
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  12658. What a terrific video!!!
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  12659. Damn history. You crazy. Mark, you are a wonderful distraction. Cheers my dude
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  12660. We must all appreciate Dr felton's determination to attack these final long standing world war II questions the way that he does, he uses scientific approach to everything and I believe that's why we enjoy his work each time that a new video is uploaded. 🪖 🥇
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  12661. Mark, your videos always give me joy. Life can be a total cock but I see that you uploaded a new video and I immediately immerse myself in the history you share and I forget about all my problems. Cheers!
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  12662. Alright Mark, now you're just making this stuff up. Amazing as always
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  12663. Absolutely amazing, I had no idea about these events, well done, obviously well researched.
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  12664. So interesting. When you described the fighting sequence it sounded like a good scene from a movie.
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  12665. I guess you could - and should - show all these Videos in history lessons while pandemic induced homeschooling. Well done!
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  12666. Absolutely fascinating account. I had never known of these events. Well done
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  12667. Excellent video love your channel thumbs up stay awesome military history buffs/nerds.
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  12668. Thank you for yet another fabulous presentation. I have previously read of the horrors of the landing buy your documentary provided a far greater appreciation. Please do not stop. These events should never be forgotten. I hope that by reminding ourselves of the slaughter and horrors we will hopefully avoid future similar events.
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  12669. My father Landed with the US troops on Omaha beach and the more I learn about his wartime exploits the more I admire him . He had been a wireless and radar op in Wimpeys before being rested from " Ops" late in 1943 in preparation for D - day
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  12670. Another great video to watch on my break at work tomorrow 👹 thank you for brilliant stuff 😎
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  12671. Outstanding mark! Keep your stories coming about all the brave men from all the nations who fought.they should never be forgotten for what the did, just outstanding!!!
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  12672. 👍👍👍!!
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  12673. Wonderful presentation. Very engrossing and much appreciated.
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  12674. Always something new and interesting to learn. Scholarly and unbiased. Two thumbs up. 👍👍
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  12675. Coincidently, i heard extensive interviews with Junge and Misch in German but i don't recall the name Krüger at all. Nevertheless, very interesting! Greetings from Germany
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  12676. Another excellent and informative video. Many thanks and well done 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻
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  12677. Hey I’m first for once!! Love the good work Mark, absolutely fascinating as always!
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  12678. Brilliant piece of work!
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  12679. Very interesting. I would venture as well connected as she seemed to be, a lot of deflection from academia itself; was perhaps called in as a favor. It is also a little more than odd that she was one of the few not too attempt to use her notoriety for financial gain. Excellent story.
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  12680. Another great story Mark thanks
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  12681. Past 2 million subscribers. Good Job!!!
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  12682. I found a bomb in a hedge I was working near last year, I called the police and they sent out a army bomb disposal unit. It was missing the fuse so was classed as safe but they still did a controlled explosion for safety reasons. Not sure who was more excited about it, my kids or the soldiers but it was a big bang. It was a 3" mortar round that was British from WW2
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  12683. Absolutely brilliant Dr Felton. Wonderful video. These are both direct descendant of the German WII designs.
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  12684. By far my favourite jet ever. Soooooo cooollllllll!! Thanks buddy for the great videos!
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  12685. Awesome story. Mark, you continue to amaze me with the things you find!
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  12686. A fabulous airplane. A great story. Thanks Mark.
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  12687. Another great video, really appreciate all the work that must go into researching and putting together these videos.
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  12688. Wonderful stories, thank you for sharing them.
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  12689. Great wartime footage of the aftermath of “a bridge too far” - thanks for awesome video Dr Felton
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  12690. The only reason I knew about this was because an R.E. neighbour in Iserlohn in the early '50's was part of it.
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  12691. My grandfather was on one of those gliders.🇺🇸
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  12692. Love your videos Dr. Felton, thank you
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  12693. Yet another amazing video about an equally amazing bit of history. Love your work sir!
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  12694. I'd never heard of this before. To hell with the "History" Channel, give us Dr. Felton!
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  12695. I love these videos; obscure information that’s always fascinating!
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  12696. Another great video. I remember reading in the now defunct WIngs/Air Power magazines about an island in the Bering Sea where USAAF pilots would transfer P-63s to the Red Air Force.
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  12697. Thanks!
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  12698. Another interesting video from our master military historian!
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  12699. Keep up the great work Mark 👍
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  12700. Mark can make even a story about a rock interesting.
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  12701. Another wonderful video mark. Thankyou.
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  12702. Your material is always so interesting (and informative)....
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  12703. I live in Wandlitz and have been there a couple of times, but only on the outside. My dad has been in there though, when it was in use in East Germany.
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  12704. thank you Dr Mark Felton. This video was fantastic.
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  12705. Thanks wasn't expecting a video today 🙂
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  12706. Really an amazing story Dr. Felton. Thank you for always bringing interesting, not well covered pieces of history to our attention.
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  12707. Can’t wait to watch this one!
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  12708. Great video Sir!
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  12709. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  12710. As usual a very interesting video from you Thanks
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  12711. I grew up in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Army National Guard's 45th Infantry Division "Thunderbirds" were activated just before or after Pearl Harbor. They served in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Southern France. I knew many old veterans and read about their actions there. I heard a lot about Anzio and especially "Anzio Annie."
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  12712. Dang, another subject that I didn’t know that I didn’t know that I needed to know about! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  12713. Dr. Felton finds the most fascinating, yet obscure historical data about World War II. Thank you, sir!
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  12714. Another interesting video!
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  12715. Stop uploading these amazing little gems!!! Another fascinating story from history!
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  12716. Thank you once again! I miss these types of informative military videos on the History Channel but appreciate that I can now find it here on YouTube!
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  12717. Awesome job as always Dr. Felton!!!!
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  12718. a nother nice Video Mark!❤️
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  12719. Hope you had a good Christmas & New year's. Looking forward to the future content.
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  12720. I have been waiting for this video. Happy new year history buffs
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  12721. I was deep in focus listening to the story and then that dramatic musical note at the end gave me some fright haha
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  12722. Great, now I’m all hot and bothered. Thanks for the Cliff hanger! Forgot those existed since the advent of streaming entire seasons of particular shows! Take care!
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  12723. Thank you Dr. Felton, a wonderful bit of history to enter into the new year with. Happy new year!
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  12724. Been waiting for this one... good job Dr. Felton!
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  12725. u never fail to amaze, great work. i watch your videos during my lunch break
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  12726. I really enjoy your posts.They are always interesting and informative
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  12727. Another dose of the cure for the Winter Blues courtesy of Dr. Mark Felton. Thanks buddy!
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  12728. I'm impressed by the quality of your research and always look forward to your uploads. Well done.
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  12729. Brilliant video you never cease to amaze me with the content that we never have heard of and probably never would. Many thanks
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  12730. Dang I never knew that Thank you for the video
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  12731. First to comment.Amazing as always mark
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  12732. Love the mini documentarys
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  12733. I know it's probably a lot more work to do, but I would love to see some longer videos. Good job as always.
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  12734. Thank Mark for your videos!!!
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  12735. You always surprised me with all your Video , I had no idea about this always great to learn something new.
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  12736. Awesome title!
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  12737. Very interesting , thanks for the research !
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  12738. Mark Felton always blows it out of the water. <<ahem>>
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  12739. Mark felton your channel is the best. Continue to make more excellent videos.
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  12740. This vid was very informative and entertaining as always, Mr. Felton. Thanks!
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  12741. Dr Felton... you never fail to amaze me Sir. Thank you!
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  12742. Mark Felton upload pog. Had a really rough day, thank you for every video mark.
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  12743. Spotting this right before a two hour conference call begins is unfortunate…
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  12744. Spooky!  Excellent!  Thanks for posting.  Happy All Hallowed Eve!
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  12745. Outstanding as always !
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  12746. Was waiting for this one! Thanks for everything Dr. Felton 👍
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  12747. Mark, you just keep knocking it out of the park!
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  12748. I always look forward to your Halloween Special, Dr Mark. Another great one!!
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  12749. Congrats on 1.5 million! Been with you since 200k! Keep up the amazing content
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  12750. I found a Kriegsmarine Destoyer War badge made by Rudolf Souval , Panzer Badge and a few other pins/patches. I don’t know how my grandfather got them as he was a prisoner of war by the Japanese and he donated his POW stuff to the MCRD in San Diego ( bento box, linen cloth he wore etc). We still have his medals and other things from the China Marines.
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  12751. My late Uncle was attached to the USAAF 306 Bomb Group located at Thurleigh, in the UK during WW2. The Princess visited there when a B17 was named in her honor. He always remembered that visit fondly.
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  12752. Thank you for another entertaining and interesting video!
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  12753. Very good video as always Mark!
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  12754. Who down votes these videos? These videos are informative and edited very well!
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  12755. Always fantastically informative videos - thanks Mark
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  12756. If only I had the power to get him on tv
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  12757. Thank you Professor Felton for an AWSOME series. Great work!
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  12758. Again, just more information that I never knew about. Amazing how so much history has been lost in time, and thanks to people like Mark, we are learning the truth. Thanks Mark
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  12759. Nice documentary dude
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  12760. Mark Felton brings things into light!!!!!!
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  12761. Ah yes, our undeclared anti-submarine war vs Nazi Germany! (catches up with a coffee/ watches)!
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  12762. Great History Lessons, not written into the vast majority of history books. As an American, I appreciate your series and the many facts that you present in a very fair and, forgive me, entertaining fashion.
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  12763. My favorite YouTube channel! Thankyou for the incredible videos Doc!! Love from Detroit!
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  12764. Always love to see the notification that a new Mark Felton video is out.
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  12765. Man, what I would give to be able to show my grandad this. He would have LOVED your channel. As do I.
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  12766. Mr Felton, I want to apologize for NOT RECOGNIZING you earlier. I've seen you one the AHC channel.I enjoy your work and this YouTube channel. Thanks again for your work.
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  12767. Yep - when you see the crazy title of U-Boat tank killers in my inbox, you know there's some Mark Felton action around the corner!
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  12768. When they shelled the rubber works did all the shells bounce off?
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  12769. I get so excited to learn when I hear that intro!! What a perfect lunch!! Thanks again!!
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  12770. Dr Felton is a highly educated man he knows his stuff for shure
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  12771. I feel like if anyone can find it, it's you Mark Felton
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  12772. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  12773. Mark - you are quite literally a "bloodhound", sniffing out those fascinating stories on military history! Keep up the great work... whenever I see a new "Mark Felton Productions" posting, I stop all things and tune in. You are awesome!
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  12774. This is very interesting. This is why I watch Mr. Felton's videos. You get info that you don't normally find in most history books
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  12775. Fantastic information from the second world war! Thanks Doc.
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  12776. This channel is so good.Thank you Mark for all your hard work.
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  12777. Another fantastic video !! Thanks Mark Felton Productions!!!
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  12778. You find the best stories! Omg, I've been reading history for my whole life and most of what I've learned from you, I've never seen covered anywhere else. You keep finding the human stories in the giant mess that is war. Outstanding work, doc. Thanks so much.
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  12779. First to watch.
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  12780. Thanks Dr Felton , really enjoyed this last World War II episode 👍
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  12781. 🎖️⭐🏆🙏❤️‍🩹 Thank you for sharing this
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  12782. Dr Felton. I thank you for your love of the obscure.
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  12783. That was a lot of information I had not heard before. thanks Mark. Now I can see the bigger picture.
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  12784. Thanks! I find all your content to be extremely informative and well presented. I didn’t think I’d find this particular video very interesting. You kept my interest for the entire presentation. VERY WELL DONE!
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  12785. These German WW2 videos must be really popular. As I write this the video has been posted a mere two hours and yet already has 44 thousand views and 448 comments - make that 449.
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  12786. Volkswagen Type 82 Kubelwagen...until the early 21st Century, Greek airports were still all classified by the Greek Government as military bases! I observed at Corfu airport in 2001 a fully operational VW Type 82 Kubelwagen in Greek military colours and still in use!!!
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  12787. Thanks for the very interesting history lesson Mark.
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  12788. You lose both legs to an enemy of the state whilst serving your country and it takes a decade to get a payout. there are C.E.Os, politicians and bureaucrats getting more than that faster than that for doing bugger all. And they wonder why they’re having recruitment problems…
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  12789. As always a great one from Mark Felton. Keep up the amazing work and thank you for sharing important history 👍
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  12790. 2 a.m. and i just woke up to let the dog out. Ohhh!! A Mark Felton video!! I'm not going back to bed right away lol😂😂😂😂😴😴😴😴
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  12791. Top quality content right here from Mark Felton
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  12792. Great content keep them coming.. love this history
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  12793. You should be teaching history and some high school but the bottom line is they wouldn't care but you do a good job in the history of the war all wars I command you my friend cheers from the great state of Minnesota I'd love to have you on my podcast someday keep up the good work I always share it on Twitter and Facebook
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  12794. Mark does a super job. Thanks Mark for your incredible history videos.
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  12795. I’d enjoy a visit to the dunes. Hopefully soon. Thx Doc 👍🏼
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  12796. Dr felton thanks as usual, by far the best content on ww2 on YouTube.
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  12797. Congrat's on another well researched video. I knew nothing about these abandoned vehicles until now. Thank you 😊!
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  12798. Dr Felton thanks for sharing.
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  12799. I'm off tomorrow. I've had a few beers and You uploaded a new video! Thank you Brother. Love From Greenville SC
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  12800. Another superb and interesting video Mark ,you are the GOAT ....BRAVO !
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  12801. I am loving these axis weapons series!
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  12802. Dutch Lugars were officially issued to some RNZAF units in NZ during WW2. These were brought back from the Dutch East Indies. Barry
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  12803. And another great video. Love my everyday history lessons. Thank you mark
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  12804. Best opening music of all YouTubers everywhere!
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  12805. Thank you for the lesson.
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  12806. Another excellent video, thank you for sharing Dr Felton!
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  12807. Excellent episode as always!!!
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  12808. when a historian has more viewers on youtube than the news and history channels combined then it can only be Mark Felton
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  12809. The thumbnail is hilarious 😂
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  12810. Damn fine story thanks again!
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  12811. just keeps getting better and more thought-provoking, thanks Dr. Felton, can't wait to see the next episode !!
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  12812. What great way to wake up. Thanks for another great vid 👍
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  12813. Good to hear your voice again, Doc! Great video per usual 👍
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  12814. Am a bit delayed but it's good to see that you have Recovered Mr Felton, keep up the great content.
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  12815. There is munitions factory in Serbia, named Prvi Partizan(First Partisan), wich is still capable of producing 7.92X33mm ammo.
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  12816. Thank you Mark.
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  12817. My dad was there, driving a truck in Patton's 3rd.
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  12818. First
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  12819. Merry Christmas 🌲 weekend 🌲 professor Mark Felton 🌲
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  12820. Thanks Dr Felton!
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  12821. Another awesome presentation Mark! Thank you!
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  12822. My grandpa was there in the US army. 80th ID. He said he will never forget the sound of those Focke-Wulfs flying overhead. So can confirm.
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  12823. Fantastic information/videos as always Professor Felton, thank you !!
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  12824. Brilliant! Happy Halloween!!
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  12825. 1942 my Dad was in the Java sea for 36 hours...we were never encouraged to go in the water as children
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  12826. I met a survivor in an American Legion hall many years ago. Not long after Jaws had come out. I was full of questions. He wouldn't talk about it. At all. Period !!!!
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  12827. Mark Felton and sharks in one video? Couldn't ask for a better Halloween special!
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  12828. Always a treat when Dr. Felton releases a video as I'm sitting down for dinner!
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  12829. EOD teams have cajones of steel and have my utmost admiration. As usual, Mr. Felton, you have produced an outstanding documentary.
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  12830. l used to live in a village near Foulness island during the 50/60s, At the end of the local playing field there was a massive crater, according to locals was caused by a an aerial mine....it was still there well into the sixties. However, l believe its since been filled in and ploughed over..When l attended the local school the MOD were always firing guns and blowing 'things' up...
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  12831. Thank you Dr Mark for another great video. Appreciate your work💙
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  12832. Great content, thanks Mark!
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  12833. Football was immediately turned off seeing Mark had uploaded another vid!
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  12834. Utterly fascinating. Thank you.
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  12835. As always, well done Mark! Very interesting, and as with every video, although my biggest interest is World War 1 and 2, I again learned new information! Thanks you
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  12836. I have never seen a negative comment under ur vids mark great job I've been waiting for this topic👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  12837. Mark - what an excellent video - perfect for an afternoon break!
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  12838. I can't stop !! I'm glued to story after story !! I can't get out of Mark's rabbit hole !! All in the name of knowledge !! Thanks Mark - your documentaries are incredible !!
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  12839. Fantastic stuff 👍
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  12840. I'm a simple man. I see mark felton video on Germany. I click
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  12841. Mark’s accent is identical to that of Sir Humphrey’s aide from Yes, Minister.
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  12842. The greatest sequel of this year
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  12843. Thanks Mark!
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  12844. Hi Mr Felton thought i was already subscribed having watched so many of your fantastic vids then realized no i aint!!!...sorted, thanx again for your brilliant content.
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  12845. I jumped into Normandy on D+50 in 94. British Hercules, Brit PJI , Brit chute + Canadian Paratroopers. 2 Commando, Canadian Airborne Regiment, Patrol pathfinder platoon.
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  12846. Luv, these vid’s. History buffs like us are fortunate to have Dr. Felton excellent and engaging work so easily accessible. Sincere thank you to Dr. Felton.
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  12847. Amazing! The little know facts that keep me coming back for more. Great work Dr. Felton.
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  12848. I never knew that!! Amazing video as always!
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  12849. Love your work dude. Everytime I see your vids let's us know something unknown to most people now these days. Keep it up <3
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  12850. An intresting part of History I did't know.
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  12851. Keep up these great videos!
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  12852. Perfect! Just in time to listen to Mark Felton, having Breakfast.
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  12853. FACINATING! Thankyou.
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  12854. Thanks for the video. Love your channel ❤️ from India 🇮🇳
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  12855. Mark --- I have watched so many of your wonderful historical videos --- first rate work --- thank you !
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  12856. an honest video , Mark keep your research in this way , Danke
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  12857. Another fantastic video!
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  12858. As a profesional aviator with 6000hr and northern bush flying experience, I find the report stating 8 seconds to recover from an engine failure verifiably bogus without more accurate data. Even if Mr. Miller stepped out of the aircraft into free fall, the maximum height he could have been would have been 900 feet. I've experienced wing icing, carb issues and even loss of power on a single engine aircraft, nothing would cause that extreme of a descent rate short of an intentional Power Dive. As for weather, A 2000' ceiling is no problem for even an average aviator, however if the weather deteriorated over the chanel and the cloud layer dropped down to the sea, or if he flew into very poor visibility conditions the chance of disorientation and resultant loss of control increases greatly. Another possibility that could add credibility to the Bomber crews claims, is that Pilots often will deviate or even backtrack from their planned route of flight to get around weather they dont want to fly through. It is not unreasonable to think that the pilot of the norseman could have deviated from his route due to weather and found himself right where the bomber crew saw them. Back then Radar was in its infancy, and aircraft could be miles off track with no one noticing. I doubt the norseman was high enough or significant enough to warrant attention. My 2c, Pilot either flew into deteriorating weather conditions and lost control and crashed(still common today) or deviated for weather and found himself exactly where they were alegedly spotted, in the dump zone of the Lancs and crashed.
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  12859. I am so glad that you made a video about this matter.I have wondered what really,truly happened to him.Many thanks.
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  12860. What a GREAT story to told and not to forget... thanks Mark!!
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  12861. Much respect to these lady pilots. Excellent video too !
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  12862. Been a subscriber since "death of Mussolini" video good work Mark Felton
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  12863. And I thought the only women pilots at Stalingrad were the Night Witches. Thankyou Dr Felton for another interesting WWII history lesson.
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  12864. The quality output of this channel is just superb, it's part of the reason why I no longer have a tv in my house. The mainstream channels just cant compete with Mr Felton.
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  12865. Loved this story... Good work putting it together 👍
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  12866. I saw the one and only flight worthy 190 just this last Father's Day, June 18, 2023, when visiting the Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum with my family, including my son-in-law who served as a US Army tank crew member. Full disclosure, I didn't know what I was looking at and photographing, as I was too rushed to read the placard on that one, until I saw your video on it a few weeks later. Thanks for sharing! Mark Sleppy
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  12867. I find myself humming the theme from this channel from time to time.
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  12868. Only YouTuber I go out of my way for.
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  12869. Stunning research and presentation of a major armour battle. Worth the listen.
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  12870. Thank you, Mark.
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  12871. Thanks for another great presentation, Professor. And congrats - I am seeing the views climb as I watch - 14,124 in TWO hours since this upload!
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  12872. You are very good historian
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  12873. I woke up to a new episode of Mark Felton production. It is a nice day already.
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  12874. Mark Felton, instant like then continue to watch the video :)
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  12875. Cool, learned something new today!
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  12876. This is such a well told story! Thanks Mark. I planned to visit the museum in Moron and learned about this aircraft. The way you put the aircraft’s war time connection made it sound extra fascinating and left room for imagination, so many what-ifs.
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  12877. Very interesting info! Not common knowledge & well researched. Sometimes we have to dance with the devil...
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  12878. I remember when this channel was close to 100k, now you’re almost at 1mil! Congrats mark, keep up the fantastic work :)
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  12879. Went faster to watch the video than the monkeys reached space.
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  12880. Excellent video Dr. Felton, or should I say "Darth" Felton? Thank you again sir for a excellent video. 👍
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  12881. Half pistolk stocks is named " Prince of Wales " Grip , Edward the 7th designed that one.
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  12882. Brilliant, I did laugh at Churchill last speech Mark, well done as always.
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  12883. Thank you for sharing. 🇺🇲✌️🙏
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  12884. Yet another fascinating video, Dr Felton. I for one don't mind sponsored ads at all; worst case is that I skip them. If they enable you to keep researching and creating content, then so be it.
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  12885. I did read somewhere that he had a loaded 45 Automatic on him at all times during ww2 ( This has 7 rounds, I can get 6 of the bastards and the the last ones mine ) 🇬🇧✌
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  12886. The superb content you deliver far outweighs any annoyance regarding ads.
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  12887. The higher quality the video, the more ads I would expect. Your videos could be half ads and I would still watch! I love your videos! It’s incredible that you can’t get content like this anywhere else!
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  12888. Mark, you get your sponsorships! You deserve it!
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  12889. As usual very interesting keep this up
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  12890. Thanks Mark, gripping stuff as always!
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  12891. Damn your a better history teacher than mine ever was
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  12892. Superb analysis of a complex subject. Having watched many video's looking forward to one of our books.
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  12893. Dr. Felton is the best history teacher
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  12894. Just found out you've books for sale on Amazon. Gonna have to check them out!
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  12895. The last American Civil War widow died in 2020! She married an old vetran when she was very young, in case you were wondering how this worked. However, she still recieved a pension.
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  12896. Thank you for sharing this amazing piece of history
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  12897. Mark you’re from colchester?? I’ve been a long time viewer but never knew!! From new town in colchester myself :D
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  12898. Well, here's another extraordinary story. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  12899. As these ol helmets were a nickel alloy steel they’d be immensely strong especially the shape they are. & isn’t there a lot of loam clay soil around this area of London. I’m thinking of Loampit Hill in Lewisham( not far distant)? Pressed into clay soil, with an 18ton steam roller say, there’d be less likely hood of air pockets forming. In a deoxygenated enviroment & with clay being generally neutral I’d imagine the corrosion would be minimal because of the nickel content of steel. Good ol stable foundation for the road !! Genius idea that’s stood test of time by the looks!!
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  12900. Mark showing something I didn't know yet again. Always very interesting.
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  12901. Very interesting, thank you
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  12902. Dr.Felton you are amazing! I love these stories they are so exciting in the pandemic where everything is so routine
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  12903. This made my day some hot soup and knowing I’m going to watch a great video
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  12904. Brilliant work yet again. Thanks for a wonderful video
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  12905. Another cracking video - thank you!
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  12906. Wow 13 minutes after it's being uploaded by Mark. My personal record. Bring out the popcorn and enjoy.
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  12907. Love your channel Mark. Best of the Best.
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  12908. Excellent videos
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  12909. Great video. I think that WWII is an important part of our history that should be analyzed, remembered, and honored for as long as we exist.
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  12910. My wife grew up near Hagenau. She used to run with her (Alsatian) dog though the forests. There is still lots of war remnants left over. I have a picture of a friend standing over an unexploded mortar round!
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  12911. Thank you sir, listening to you as i go to bed gives me my best rest!
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  12912. Top bloke - keep them coming Marko
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  12913. This arrived ust in time to save me from work!
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  12914. Interesting as always
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  12915. I'm actually making my own [Mark Felton Productions] videos playlist to play, for me to play while finishing my college thesis. this is probably the best short documentary channel that I've known... thanks for making this type of content for free mark highly appreciated :D*
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  12916. Always amazing to learn new historical facts from Dr. Felton! Cheers!
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  12917. Thank you Dr. Felton for another great video!
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  12918. Thanks!
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  12919. It’s so rare to see footage from the CBI Theater. My late father worked on the Ledo road. Thanks!
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  12920. Great presentation - unknown events outside the European AOR that made a first in History to medevac a military member. Cheers and stay safe
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  12921. You are a fount of useful information. Love your channel.
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  12922. @ Mark Felton Productions - Intresting fact: The cable car in the film was indeed located at Ebensee/Feuerkogel - Been there, walked there, skied there.....but the intresting fact is that the cable car was in 1968 due to recieve new gondola cabins holding 25 people and other overhauls. As such, the operators allowed for the very real destruction of the cabins, knowing they would be replaced. Finally 20 years later in 1988, the whole system was upgraded and enlarged with much larger 38 person cabins.
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  12923. I was on a skiing trip to Bad Gastein a few years back, and we passed the castle on the bus ride from the airport. I didn´t see any Junkers at the airport, but a F4U Corsair took of right after we landed! I didn´t know beforehand that the castle was located there, so it was a funny coincidence that I had brought the novel "Where eagles dare" with me on the trip!
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  12924. Keep the videos coming Mark - you never fail to deliver on quality and interest!!!
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  12925. Loved the film. Nicely explained Mark
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  12926. Fine work, doc.
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  12927. I thoroughly enjoyed your sense of humour in this post, Dr. Felton!
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  12928. Thanks for adding to my bucket list! Well done!
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  12929. Love it! A nice tongue in cheek video which nevertheless manages to pay homage to an absolute classic. I think you should have added some pistols with silencers and fake dynamite sticks to that wish list, Mark....
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  12930. You know I'm gonna say it....the only WW2 history Goliath on Youtube is Dr Mark Felton. And there is no David to stop him. Plus he has an army of over a million history buff soldiers to call on.
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  12931. Have a happy New Year MARK, from Montevideo, Uruguay.
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  12932. Oh yes ... drop what you're doing its mark Felton time !
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  12933. One more time enjoying your Superb work and tryng to decipher your elegant British accent..🧐keep the good work Sir!
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  12934. Many THANKS for recognizing these BRAVE veterans who've earned our respect for their many contributions! Kudos for this AWESOME vid. As always dig ur archival films n pictures. Always looking forward to ur next one. Peace
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  12935. "Sir I watch Mark Felton" - proud moment as a history teacher
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  12936. Thank you Mark for the history lesson s.
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  12937. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  12938. My great uncle just passed away last week. He took part in the invasion of Italy. He had some interesting stories. But couldn't remember much either.
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  12939. That’s amazing! God bless them all! John Cruikshank VC will surely also be one of the few recipients of all Her Majesties jubilee medals & coronation medal. Clearly a very separate affair from his staggeringly brave acts throughout WWII, but pretty unique nonetheless.🙏
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  12940. Thank you Professor Felton! It is such a shame that we are losing the greatest generation to time more so than battle now. I myself am a quartermaster of our local veterans of foreign wars and we only have one living World War II veteran assigned to our post. The gentleman is 100 years old and time is moving fast. Hopefully younger generations and future generations will keep the memories alive as long as we keep the truth about what happened. You are doing a fantastic job of carrying on the truth!
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  12941. One of my grandfathers was with the 5th marines on iwo, he passed this last memorial day (America). My other grandfather served on thee Mighty Mo, he passed before I was born.
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  12942. I remember watching the cenotaph service in the mid-80s as a child - ranks of WW1 veterans still matching past and legions of WW2 veterans, many yet to retire! Didn’t appreciate how fortunate I was to witness this at the time.
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  12943. Very nice Dr Mark! Cheers JJ
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  12944. I love this channel. Thank for all of your work!
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  12945. Amazing! Thanks for this interesting piece of history!
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  12946. Fantastic work as usual Dr Felton.
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  12947. When I saw the title the first thing that same to mind was "What? Did Adolf mislay one of the Chancellery buildings and then forgot where he put it?" 🤣 Seriously though, I've heard of the "Little Chancellery" and found this video very interesting. I'm surprised as well that the whole Reichsadler emblem wasn't removed and only the swastika was excised. Maybe it was just too much trouble? Or maybe it was left as a reminder but not TOO much of a reminder? Who knows? Another good one Doctor Felton! Thanks!
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  12948. Lol I can see why the explanatory sign doesn't help, I've worked in retail long enough to know most people don't pay much attention to signs. Which is why I like channels like yours. Well-constructed and informative, your videos bring history to life in ways that signs just don't for many. And that's so important right now.
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  12949. I LOVE learning history like this. You are the man, Dr. Felton!
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  12950. Dr. Felton’s videos are soo good, they make people comment how much they learned even before it finishes!
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  12951. For sure, each time you post a new video, some PR and/or security officer somewhere must be asking "What Dr. Felton will be revealing today?"... And as usual, your video was most interesting.
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  12952. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  12953. Mark Felton is a damn content machine!
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  12954. Nicely done Mr Felton...!
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  12955. Mark Felton is Awesome 😎
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  12956. My prof didn't say this history to me i love this youtube channel i. learned manny history that i dont know is exist you deserve more sub sir. thank you for creating this youtube Chanel
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  12957. Once again, Mark managed to get me with another story unknknown by me
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  12958. Thank you for your videos they really tell the untold stories giving a closer look at the individual battles that would otherwise be forgotten.
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  12959. There is a fully operational Panther Kpfz 5 at our Australian Armour and Artillery Museum in Cairns Far North Queensland....original Maybach engine.....perhaps that is the one referred to by Dr. Felton. Check it out on Youtube. Les Griffiths
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  12960. Blessings, peace and luck from California to Ukraine 🙏🙏✌✌🍀🍀💛💛💙💙
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  12961. love your videos mark keep it up!
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  12962. Enjoy your stories! Can't get enough of them. This was not known by me. This was chill too!
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  12963. Fascinating as always. Thank you for such an interesting video.
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  12964. Thank you
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  12965. Thanks for this. I knew about the B-25 crash. but not this one.
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  12966. And without political bias too. Truly prefect.
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  12967. Thxs Mark 😊 Have a good week
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  12968. Thank you for that further education. Cheers, Mark!
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  12969. Another good one from Dr Felton.
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  12970. I was watching a video, but it got trumped by Dr Felton!
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  12971. Hey, looks like i'm early, great job Mark, I love your channel.
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  12972. That thumbnail makes you look like the U.K. terminator. Cheers from Chicago
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  12973. Woo-hoo it’s Felton Friday!!!
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  12974. As always, phenomenal! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  12975. Really appreciate your hard work on these documentaries Dr. Felton !!! Stay safe
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  12976. These wonderful, obscure nuggets of history are both fascinating and priceless. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  12977. I came across Dr. Felton a couple of years ago and his storytelling is excellent and that he is posing with a bunch of Star Wars stormtroopers on his you tube homepage shows his sense of humor.
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  12978. Another fantastic piece of history unveiled. Thanks Dr. Mark!
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  12979. We should never forget the workers and conscripts who sacrificed themselves to stabilise and contain the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl. Thank you Dr. Felton for keeping their heroism alive
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  12980. Mark, you are a wealth of knowledge and I can't thank you enough for what you do!
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  12981. the most daring thing i have ever heard of and i never knew it happend until now briliant thank you
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  12982. Discovered your channel and damn looks like I have something to binge watch now!
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  12983. Mini masterpieces every single episode!
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  12984. Always amazed at these untold stories. Thanks for sharing!
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  12985. Very fascinating Dr. Felton. Really appreciate the detail in your videos. The pictures and video footage is priceless as well. Cheers from 🇨🇦 ✌
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  12986. Most interesting Mark. I did not realise such detail was available. Thank you for it and for all your published material.
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  12987. The most fascinating and in depth WWII videos on YouTube. This videos make my day so much better!
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  12988. Great story...thank you, Mark.
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  12989. This made my Monday!
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  12990. Another great topic from Mark Felton. Thank you.
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  12991. Some old butterfly bombs were discovered in an old Jewish cemetery on Ainsley Street in Grimsby when it was being dug over to create a park.
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  12992. You are the G.O.A.T sir! 🙌🙌🙌🙌👊👏🇺🇸
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  12993. Always a great day when a Mark Felton video notification pops up!
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  12994. As always, I enjoy every one of your videos for the historical content. However this is the first time I spit my coffee through my nose at 3:00 with "oh Holy Crap!" Love the unexpected sense of humor.
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  12995. 3:00 I laughed so hard at that unexpected exclamation from Dr. Felton the "oh..holy crap" is golden!
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  12996. Combining history with humor. Well done sir, well done!
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  12997. Another great vid mark I never knew the French fought in Berlin
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  12998. Hey Mark!!! I'm a huge fan of your channel and me myself am a History Major in University. I've bin watching your videos since 2017. I'm subscribed to your channel to show my support!! Plus I'm surprised to learn that many non Germans had sympathy for the Nazis!!!
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  12999. Very interesting video Mark!
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  13000. Thanks for another informative and very interesting video
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  13001. I just want to say thanks for your channel. Very interesting content.
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  13002. Another amazing story from an amazing Historian Dr. Mark Felton! Thank you Sir!
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  13003. Thanks for another superb video, looking forward to more
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  13004. Interesting,entertaining and clear as usual,thanks
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  13005. Thank you Dr. for another interesting video.
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  13006. Please keep the content coming. Your shows are the best part of my day. Although my wife knows when she hears your intro music she does not have access to me.
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  13007. Excellent video as always
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  13008. Great video 👍
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  13009. Duuuuuude! That opening music in the first fifteen seconds is epic! Flavor of Clint Eastwood and Spaghetti Westerns FTW! Hate Hitler and the Nazis, but that was absolutely the right opening.
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  13010. Good day Mark from America
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  13011. Another well known tale told well once again.
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  13012. Excellent video it was so much hype about the Bismarck I never heard of this battleship excellent job on this video
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  13013. Nice one. Incredible footage.
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  13014. I literally looked for this last week on your channel. You read my mind!🙂
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  13015. Love these Docs I wish Mark Felton did the whole WW2 in detail damn..... i could stay up all night watching Mark Felton educating me about history !!
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  13016. 2 week ago I visited this location and theres not so much to see unfortually. only 10-15 minutes drive from the airport and easily found.
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  13017. Thank You Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos !
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  13018. Incredibly interesting video, one of your best yet I’d say
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  13019. I am a Master in History...yet how little did I know from History texts...so glad to learn and see from Your Resarch... Thankyou for doing what you do 🙏
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  13020. You told the story again with honor. Thanks and keep up the good work
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  13021. Another brilliant presentation, delivered with appropriate drama! Thank you So Much, Dr. Felton!
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  13022. Thank you Dr. Felton. That was a fabulous video!
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  13023. I keep learning new things all the time, thanks to your interesting and informative videos, Dr. Felton!
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  13024. Whoa, didn't know that about Audrey Hepburn's mother. Always great new info from Dr Felton.
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  13025. Great episode. Thanks for your content.
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  13026. Thank you for the great videos kind sir
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  13027. Amazing work as always. Keep up the good work.
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  13028. At last! Calm, informed, well-researched analysis of the topic. A lovely antidote to the mindless tosh peddled by so many “information” sites.
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  13029. Thank you Mark for your work. I have finally another history channel worth visiting.
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  13030. A very interesting and largely unknown story. I have always admired Josef Jacobs because of his rejection of Nazism.
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  13031. I’ve actually used information from Mark’s videos for some of my Sydney Aviator articles. Thanks Mark
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  13032. More excellence!!! 🥰
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  13033. I thoroughly enjoyed this video Sir Felton!
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  13034. As an Estonian historian this part of Estonian and Latvian War of Independence really surprised me. Thank you, Mr. Felton!
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  13035. Yet another great chunk of important history that I was unaware of, thankyou Mark
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  13036. Another banger Mr. felton.. thank you again
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  13037. An excellent presentation!!!
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  13038. Your posting of this video could not be more perfect Mr Felton. Just got done watching your video of Herman Goring mysterious death.
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  13039. A great very interesting video Mr.Mark.
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  13040. Thank you for the informative videos, Sir Mark Felton. You have been knighted by a subscriber from Michigan.
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  13041. I always watch the newest video then, I re-watch 3-4 more Mark Felton videos. Great channel!
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  13042. Mark ,I've learned so much from you and continue to do so , thanks alot
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  13043. Now that's RESEARCH! Great vid.
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  13044. If history was this interesting back in 1974 thru 1978..I would of got a B+..instead if a C
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  13045. Another least known but fantastic n interesting vid. Well researched with those awesome archival films n pictures. You've set a higher bar by producing this vid. Kudos. Anticipating ur next one.
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  13046. Thank you Dr Felton for another cool piece of WWII history! Not a day in the UK but happy thanksgiving to you all the same!
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  13047. A very interesting tópico! Thanks Dr Felton for sharing ir.
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  13048. Used a Mg3 on an exercise last year, which had Third Reich's markings on it's closing piece.
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  13049. By far my favourite channel for real history
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  13050. Thanks Mark. Always answering questions I've often found myself wondering.
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  13051. thank you
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  13052. Great video much enjoyed. Thank you!
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  13053. Back in t he late 1970’s, early 80’s, a buddy of mines father, a Pacific theatre US Army vet told us a story of what happened to his Nambu Pistol he took off a dead Japanese officer in the Philippines. He was on the troop ship heading into San Francisco Bay just in sight of the Golden Gate Bridge when a general announcement came over the loud speakers. “GIs with souvenir Firearms to declare will be separated on departure of the ship and held up to two additional days before receiving Discharge Orders”. He said within minutes all you hear and see were Arisaka Rifles and Nambu pistols being thrown overboard! He said when they disembarked at the pier, no mention of special firearms discharge or anything! They’d need duped! He did mange to hang onto the Japanese Flag, Samurai sword and field glasses from that officer and had them proudly displayed in his den. I always wondered if any diver or magnet fisher has come across Japanese firearms just outside San Francisco Bay?
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  13054. My dad has an imperial japanese officers sword. As a kid me and my friends used to play ninja with it. I can't believe we did that now. I would be horrified if my kid did that and they would be in serious trouble!
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  13055. ANOTHER fantastic video from Dr. Felton! Thank you
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  13056. fantastic topic. One consideration for the combat solider souvenir hunter is how much bulk they are willing to lug around before getting off the lines to ship or store the items. One of my Grandfathers took the surrender of a German officer and got permission to keep his P38 pistol, holster, and map case. He saved the original paperwork he needed to legally possess it. My other Grandfather was in occupied Japan and got a number of items including a Type 99 rifle and a helmet. He shipped home a katana but couldn't fit the blade and handle in the same box. The blade got lost or stolen and only the handle made it home. He also lost a lot of other goodies in a serious barracks fire.
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  13057. not WW2 but my m8 got hold of an Iraqi T-72 night vision unit from the 1st war. It was a big metal unit with lenses unit with slight blast damage on it, that went on top of the barrel, the thing is you wired it up, it still worked. Being British , i suspect some squaddie picked it up from the Dessert floor and lugged it back to the UK. It probably weighed a good 20kg
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  13058. Your videos are fantastic top class
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  13059. I never knew, thank you so much for this wonderful insight. What a woman!
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  13060. My grandfather worked in lighting for UFA the film company that made The Blue Angel. He worked on that film and lots of the German genre “berg filme “.
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  13061. I want to share a piece of WW2 history so it doesn't die. My Uncle, a US Army Ranger officer in WW2, taught me a song from US troops serving in Italy. The tune is Lily Marlene. "Dear Mr. Truman, won't you send us home? We have captured Naples, we have conquered Rome, Now that we've beaten the "Master Race," We're sure there must be some shipping space, So won't you send us home? Oh, won't you send us home?" My Uncle was 99 years old when he passed away.
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  13062. Great content as we have become to expect. Cheers Sir, from the northeast of Scotland.
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  13063. This has got to be your best yet. Such detailed content. Thanks for putting this together.
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  13064. Great work Mark. I know the subject of my next Jagdpanther build now.
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  13065. Great video. Thank you. There is also book by Bryan Mark Rigg "Hitler's Jewish Soldiers". Fascinating read.
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  13066. Absolutely first rate. Keep 'em coming, Mark!
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  13067. You sir are the Professor Brian Cox of the history world!! 🧐 incredible research. This is the World at War level of detail.. hats off to you
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  13068. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  13069. Another fascinating video Dr Felton. Thanks as always for sharing!
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  13070. Outstanding Video Dr Felton! You And Your Work Are An Historical Treasure!
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  13071. I hit the like button while enjoying my coffee watching this ❤😂
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  13072. I purchased the knives Mark.
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  13073. Haven't watched for months. Hopping back in, I was just as fascinated by the kamikoto knife set as the rest of the actual video. Bravo Mr Felton
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  13074. As a British expat living in Germany I find your videos vey interesting and always watch them
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  13075. Thank you Mark outstanding information.😊
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  13076. G'day Mark Felton, I'm watching on Facebook from all the way down under from Mount Gambier in the State Of South Australian. My 16th times Great Grandmother was Anne Plantagenet of York and she married Sir Thomas St Leger they had a daughter name Anne St Leger and she married Sir George Manners Lord Ros.🥇🇦🇺🦘⚜️👑⚜️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  13077. Thank you Dr. Felton. That was a great video !
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  13078. As always, well researched and presented information, about a topic that i've never heard of from any other source. Your work is Fantastic !! Keep it up Mr. Felton.
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  13079. Again a very interesting story Dr. Mark! And almost at 1,5 milion subscriptions 💪🏻 i take my hat off to you!
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  13080. I grew up in Sea gate at the end of Coney Island, Brooklyn. There are 2 observation, machine gun raised bunkers on the beach. They were looking for subs.
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  13081. great content as always
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  13082. Amazing video again Mark You are the best at giving information about ww2
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  13083. Liked before the second tuba “BAH!”
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  13084. Brilliant upload ,love the 29 in drab olive !!!
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  13085. Very informative Mark. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you.
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  13086. Excellent videos here!
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  13087. As are all your videos Dr. Felton, fascinating!
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  13088. Just made my day thank you!
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  13089. Great Presentation - Fantastic Photo's. Very Nice Work.
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  13090. Thank you, Mark. Best wishes from 🇩🇰
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  13091. I'm from Kingstown and my dad worked at RAF Carlisle/14MU before it was decommissioned in the 90's . I actually work in one of the old hangers today as it's now been converted into an industrial estate. I always assumed this story was a bit of a local legend. Thanks for covering it.
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  13092. Great story Mark! Keep up the good work. Always enjoy a new story from you.
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  13093. Imagine u being our history teacher
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  13094. Even my Mrs knows the intro jingle now..
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  13095. Thanks Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos and You’re Expertise ..
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  13096. Thank you for a fair and balanced report.
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  13097. Great Informative video without the propaganda. Good job.
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  13098. Quality production. Ty Mark
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  13099. I drive by one of the flyable B-17's quite often when I'm taking my son to his internship with Boeing.
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  13100. I watched this channel for 10 secs, I subscribed!
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  13101. Excellent, as always…short and sweet!
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  13102. As usual, TV quality content. Well done Mark.
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  13103. High Marks,Dr.Felton😅
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  13104. Thank’s again for the great explanation. Dr .Felton❤🇨🇦
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  13105. Thanks for the history lesson, Mark!
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  13106. Bank holiday, payday, friday AND Dr. Felton video???? The least i can do is thanks the universe
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  13107. How is possible that a tank freak like me have no idea about this huge tank! Well done Mark!,
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  13108. Thank you for this, I’m a lawyer myself.
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  13109. What a brilliant and historical video very interesting to watch, enjoyed this one👍👏
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  13110. I take it, the P 47 pilot was court marshalled by the lawyers of the Devil's own and not defended by any other lawyer out of solidarity?
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  13111. Fascinating anecdote as usual, Mark. Thanks.
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  13112. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  13113. I love these little short stories, very interesting 😌
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  13114. "This was my second nuclear accident" really does make it sound like your responsible for both Fukushima and Chernobyl haha
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  13115. Blame YouTube. The fact his content gets demonetized occasionally is another mystery for the ages.
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  13116. Dr. Felton, I sure enjoy your presentations. Espesially the unusual or unknown. Thank you for your efforts. Keep 'em coming sir.
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  13117. Great facts Dr Felton Thank you ☺️
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  13118. Worked at the largest nuclear power plant in the US and we added a bunch of “fukushima mods” additional safety measures added from lessons learned from the accident. So at least some positive came
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  13119. I used your narrators voice inside my head to read a truly boring book; and it worked! :)
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  13120. You have that perfect British narration voice, I very much enjoy hearing your take on these events!
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  13121. As always well done and highly informative
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  13122. I was expecting a longer video but never the less a great video! The last few videos you have made are home runs!!!!!
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  13123. Love your videos
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  13124. Thanks!
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  13125. grandpa always told me these events..thank you mark for another awsome video
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  13126. This is one of your best episodes yet. I had never heard that story!
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  13127. I did not know about this. Once again Dr. Felton brings out important little known facts.
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  13128. I’ve never actually heard a more convincing ad for a VPN
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  13129. Just because they didn't happen to be intercepted or shot at doesn't mean it wasn't a combat mission. It was an armed flight into enemy airspace to accomplish a military objective.
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  13130. Mark, as usual, your videos, are accurate and precise in their manner.
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  13131. I had no idea! Thank you Mark
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  13132. He was a good friend of Britain - thank you America.
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  13133. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA 94/275 Great video Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise
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  13134. Thanks Mark. A very interesting bit of history.
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  13135. Can't believe it took that long to cover this story, Mark. You forgot to include the anecdote about what 'Hap' Arnold said would happen to Quesada if he pulled a stunt like that again. Pete Quesada is a guy who deserves more coverage and greater fame these days. He was a true pioneer in aviation history. His contributions in aerial refueling and forward air control are legendary. There are some good videos on YouTube about these topics. Thanks for the awesome content, Mark!
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  13136. A pleasant surprise, a Dr Felton video to listen to while driving. And as usual it's so interesting. Too bad I can only give 1 👍. So here's some unofficial 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  13137. Another video that I learned something new. Thank you, Mark!
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  13138. I hadn't heard of this. Epic. Wonderfully portrayed. Thanks!
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  13139. What a wonderful story. Thank god
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  13140. The gold standard for history on YouTube. Thanks Mark.
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  13141. My main man Mark Felton! Always a great video, thank you so much for the quality content and hard work! 👍
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  13142. Hi dr Felton can I just say you keep amazing me with your attention to detail...the information you provide us in these vlogs is outstanding...I thought I knew a little regarding ww2 but you sir take things to a whole different level altogether...so all I can say is thank you sir..you have gave me many hours of great viewing
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  13143. Great video Mark. Though the early war against the Japanese went badly for the allies, small tanks are indeed better than no tanks at all. They were also probably very good in tight, mushy jungle terrain.
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  13144. My day instantly improved! Thanks for the video, cant wait to watch it.
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  13145. Admiral Nagumo was also present on that island along with the ground troops and he killed himself by the time of the Japanese demise.
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  13146. Mark is a unit
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  13147. Great story Mark, thanks for uploading.
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  13148. Your postings are always a welcome addition to the cache of knowledge !!,
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  13149. Back again... History’s Best !
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  13150. My grandfather trained blimp and balloon pilots in WWI at NAS Key West. With risks such as 38,000 cuft of hydrogen over your head in a type R kite balloon, the job was so dangerous that the draft board gave him a rare exemption. Parachutes were often packed (stuffed) inside a fabric cone with a break away cord tied from the chutes apex to the apex of the cone. The lines culminated in a loop that was secured to the side of the basket/car. The pilot/observer wore a harness with a snap hook and when they jumped they would snap themselves to the loop and jump. Interestingly his manual has metric measurements with imperial as secondary notations.
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  13151. This was really interesting. as always. I definitely like to know more war stories that are not WW2. Keep it up Mark 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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  13152. Sunday Evening a Mark Felton insight into WW1 saved my Evening .
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  13153. Thank you Mark Felton for the superb work you do. As I watch your videos, a recurring thought I have of that with people like you telling stories like the one above, the memories of their courage and commitment to duty will be remembered forevermore.
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  13154. Love the voice it sounds just perfect for history lessons
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  13155. I love being Canadian! I also love this channel MARK FELTON! Keep up the amazing videos
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  13156. Thank you for posting.
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  13157. Thank you for all your work in making such wonderful videos Dr Felton!
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  13158. My great grandad was the Postilion at Victoria's Golden Jubilee. Loved this video. Thank you
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  13159. A great video. One coach has the fern of India, the rose of England, the thistle of Scotland, and the shamrock from Ireland. Could the roof be from Wales, because it leeks? Lol.
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  13160. It’s been nearly ten years since I visited the Royal Mews. I wasn’t surprised to find out I had to go through security, but I was surprised to find out my Swiss Army locking blade was/is illegal in the UK. I made my case to the police sergeant on duty and allowed to keep the knife, provided I went straight to my hotel and locked it away with my luggage. Still have it. I also purchased some souvenir towels as a gift to my mother, which I told her I nicked from the Queen while I was waiting to talk to the sergeant. She thought I was serious and demanded I return the stolen items. Eventually, after a good laugh, I let her know they were legally obtained. She still uses them too.
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  13161. mark Felton I really love your content
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  13162. Love u Mark!!!
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  13163. North Korea still operates the Antonov AN-2 biplane!
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  13164. Liked already will give this a watch in abit once dinner is ready Mark never disappoints!
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  13165. Nice stuff as always, Mark.
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  13166. Excellent story, I hadn't heard of SAARF before this.
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  13167. Error in your vid. Wentworth , Surrey , is near Egham/ Windsor. I dont know if there is a large country house there (there are loads of minor mansions and golf courses) but Wentworth Woodhouse is in South Yorkshire (was West Riding) , near Rotherham. Probably the largest frontage of a single house in the UK and built with profits from coal mining in the area, historically home of the Earls Fitzwilliam / Rockingham Family, and I think in WW2 the best that got used for was some nursing of soliders.
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  13168. Does everybody that works at the history channel have burner accounts to subscribe to Mr Feltons channel??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  13169. You’ll be at 1 million subscribers before the year is over!!! Bravo Mark 👏🏻 keep keeping it real and remember... you are just a man Marcus, you are just a man
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  13170. I was with a Canadian Combat Engineer Sqn that was attached to the 4th Armoured Bde unit in Macedonia. Our unit was supposed to take the airport at Pristina. I remember well how the Russians beat us there. We ended up at the JNA barracks in Pristina instead. I am 59 now and retired now.
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  13171. excellent peice Mark.
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  13172. 4:20 Did you watched the video?
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  13173. Worked at CNN at the time. There was a screw up in production and video of Mike Jackson was mistakenly replaced with video of the other Mike Jackson. The one with the glove.
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  13174. Thanks Mark what a great idea and you really are one of the finest ones showing history.
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  13175. Mark your content is great. Much love from Holland!
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  13176. Awesome! Always a great day with a new Mark Felton video
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  13177. Great stuff 💯 from the good doctor 💛👍
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  13178. In the building to listeria to Dr Mark Felton as he drops historical jewels like a clumsy cat burglar !
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  13179. Thanks for sharing
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  13180. Philippines also participated in Korean War, BTW. Just saying
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  13181. Thank you for telling us about something I had no knowledge of. 🇺🇸🫡
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  13182. Selassi heavily inspired singer Bob Marley as can be seen in the new movie One love.
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  13183. Another amazing topic from Mark Felton! I loved the idea, perfectly narrated. Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  13184. Videos like this is what makes this channel great.
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  13185. Mark ,yet again good Sir a platinum nugget of a amazing unknown section of the forgotten war, many thanks .
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  13186. Now I know more. As usual.
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  13187. A wonderful video about Ethiopian 🇪🇹 armies participating in Korean War in 1951..
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  13188. Congratulations!. You are always an incredible source of documentation and information. Very few would know or remember such pieces of history.
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  13189. Thanks!
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  13190. incredible story mark well done
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  13191. It's videos like this that I share on my social media to give everyone else a cool history lesson!
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  13192. Just found your videos, very good. Wasn't aware of this mission, love the Tiffy.
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  13193. I literally took World War II history in college. Entire class, an entire semester, devoted to the study of World War II. I can honestly say I am no longer surprised that Dr. Mark Felton has another story which I never heard of, what I’m more disappointed in is that the education I received was so completely lacking.
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  13194. This was very interesting. Thanks
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  13195. I can’t believe you keep finding cool new obscure stories about a conflict that happened so long ago. Thanks again Dr Felton for another great video 👍
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  13196. Have a good day Mark, thanks for all the great videos
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  13197. The best history channel on YouTube. Love your work Mark!
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  13198. Excellent mark. Always my favorite subject since a child. WWII
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  13199. I was going to sleep the you suddenly posted...welp
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  13200. Great video
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  13201. Another great informative video! I always enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing them.
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  13202. AATW! Respect 🫡🙏🏾 2nd generation Black Infantry Officer. Father and son both Master rated as 1LTs and Centurion Paratroopers. God Bless LTG (R) Slim Jim Gavin as he took the 555th PIR and activated them as 3/505th PIR into the 82nd ABN DIV.
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  13203. Another awesome detailed story that I never knew… thank you Dr.Felton for your hard work!
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  13204. Great video as usual!
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  13205. another great video dr.felton, thanks for your work
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  13206. Great video Mark Felton
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  13207. Dr Mark , I never skip adds on your videos out of respect.
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  13208. Yet again I find myself about to put my phone down and go to sleep, and then my most treasured YouTube notification pops up! And boy what an absolute treat this video is gonna be! Love ww2 aviation history! Thanks Mark, you're an absolute legend 🙌
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  13209. My father did business with one of the flying tigers pilot who started the flying tigers cargo transport company.
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  13210. Mark you sir are a scholar and a champion! Another banger upload!!
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  13211. Returned with Deutschmarks in 1944? Surely Reichsmarks.
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  13212. Thank you for the nicely narrated tour!
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  13213. great video and much information I never heared of. Thanks
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  13214. Mark, This is one of your best videos yet! Well done and good job!
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  13215. Maybe the best historian of our time. Cheers!
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  13216. Another interesting and well researched documentary👍
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  13217. Thank you Dr. for this. You have expanded my knowledge of WW2 more than any other source!
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  13218. My kids love your music intro theme professor Felton...and I love your vids!! I'm also an educator (part time), and its very obvious that you are a true master of your craft!!
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  13219. Great channel. You gained a subscriber.
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  13220. Keep 'em coming, Mark!
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  13221. I like how Mark Felton manage to his narative in this politicaly sensitive subjects left clean of emotional coments,as that is often the case in many videos of WW2 history.
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  13222. Great narrative again Mark,my Mrs reckons you should do bedtime stories for grown ups or a yoga online session!All the best, Seán,Cork.
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  13223. Very Educational videos ❤️
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  13224. Thank you Dr Felton, as I keep stating you are an amazing testament to history and do amazing with getting the information out there. Cheers again.
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  13225. I love the way Mark gets the most obscure stories and topics that are not highlighted in the general history of war and are very fascinating, keep it going Mark from Ireland 👍 🇮🇪.
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  13226. Thanks, Mark. Never heard of this.
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  13227. Excellent video, yet again, Thankyou!!!
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  13228. This is an amazing video and good job showing this forgotten battle
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  13229. German engineering at it's best! Thank you Mark!
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  13230. This is amazing.Great video. Very useful information Doc.Well done!
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  13231. When Dr. Mark Felton goes trainspotting, I go with him! :)
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  13232. Trains transporting people to concentration camps or faceless engineers in trains trying to outrun P47 Thunderbolts (I know!) But leave it to Dr Felton to bring us important but almost entirely overlooked details of the history that we thought we knew. Always well done.
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  13233. Love your videos mark I’ve learned so much about historical events that I thought I knew loads about I’d Love to see more videos about ww2 trains and other vehicles
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  13234. Absolutely fascinating. An amazing story.
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  13235. Another great video Mark!
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  13236. Awesome video!
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  13237. Dude you need to take over the History Channel. The garbage they show now is not history! Your YouTube channel is what the History Channel should be.
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  13238. Wow. Never knew about this topic. Great video as usual.
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  13239. Great videos as normal
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  13240. The Felton boy has uploaded once more rejoice in his actions of doing the up of many loadings.
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  13241. Incredible. I am a huge fan of your work, thank you!
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  13242. Really enjoying your channel on lockdown - love the accent keep it up!
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  13243. Mark that video you did on Normandy beaches , particularly Omaha and the 21 raf radar and communications detachment was one of the best videos on war and conflict I’ve ever seen or heard of.....thank you broski
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  13244. Mark felton productions you are an excellent Historian😎
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  13245. These weapons from world war 1..were made so well they are still being used today..awesome video professor Mark Felton
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  13246. cut and dried history textbooks always make the liberations sound like a neat and orderly thing. truly is a disservice to those who went through such horrors to teach it in this way. thank you mark for giving real human emotion and factual information to such a dark time in history.
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  13247. Amazing detail as always and only Mark Felton could get this level of detail. Thanks as always.
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  13248. Thanks!
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  13249. Powerful historical video, thank you for sharing your research.
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  13250. Mark, of all your videos none have ever hit me as hard as this one! In fact I haven't cried like this since I first watched and learned about the Nazi Manufactured Hell on Earth some 40 years ago. Your re-telling of how my country men were understandably at each others throats is something I've never quite heard before and you did it so well that I've had to wipe my eyes just so I could type this...wow! Thank You.
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  13251. Awesome video, always love your content.
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  13252. Who ever jokes about this kind of stuff, you should be ashamed of yourself, great video mark!
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  13253. New subscriber here! I have Time's, hard cover, the entire set of books detailing WWII. My co-worker at the Sheriff's station heard about my books and offered me $500 for the set. My answer, "They will never be for sale. You can't buy history!" Excellent video Mark! I am glad I came across it and subscribed to your channel. 👍
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  13254. That was a very good documentary. Thanks for sharing it.
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  13255. RASC aka run away somebody’s coming, a joke said by Fletcher in his role when speaking to Officer Mackay in porridge
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  13256. I love your stuff man! Keep it up!!
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  13257. Huge fan mark thank you so much for your content you have inspired me to make a YouTube channel and create content.
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  13258. informative as always Mark .Great history lesson
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  13259. Excellent video covering an interesting subject as usual!
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  13260. Great video Mark, as always
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  13261. wow I never knew almost any of that! Thanks mate!
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  13262. Blackadder “I’m as British as Queen Victoria so your fathers a German your half German and you married a German “ 😂😂😂😂
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  13263. A minor quibble. George I was never King of Hanover: he was Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (or the German equivalent) which made him Elector of Hanover. His great-grandson George III declared himself King of Hanover after the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire in 1806 by the Emperor Francis II.
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  13264. Any time that I bring up something history-related, I always ask myself whether or not Dr. Felton would approve. Keep up the not just good, but SUPERIOR work Doc! If you ever make it to Cleveland, OH, we have the USS Cod Museum, the IX Center (a former factory for B-29's and Bulldog Tanks) and theres even a few decomissioned Nike missile sites around here. That's only touching the surface of my hometown's history!
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  13265. The legend does it again. Bravo Mark!
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  13266. We love you Mark
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  13267. Astoninshing how Mark Felton gives believeable data and facts in his videos.. Most entertaining to watch...
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  13268. Wow. Thanks for the great content.
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  13269. Mark. You’re better than world news. You keep us abreast of the war in The Ukraine and it’s effects on neighboring nations as well as the rest of the world. I’m glad you’re doing so well. It’s well deserved and it makes me very happy.
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  13270. Great video
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  13271. A fantastic insight into areas of history, as always
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  13272. Excellent video thankyou Mark. The British/Japanese fort (now a privately owned war museum) built on the hill above the submarine pen in Penang is an excellent visit. Comes complete with ghosts 😮 The tunnels leading down into the pens nelow are also intact but off limits to mere mortals like me 😢
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  13273. great episode
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  13274. Mark felton ur the best! From South Africa.
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  13275. Best history channel on youtube
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  13276. Top lad Mr. Felton
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  13277. Its things like this that we don't hear about in normal history channels. Thanks Mark
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  13278. Always something interesting to tell us.
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  13279. Mark Felton does it again . Thank you for all your hard work , and research . It can't be easy to come up with new material time after time !!
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  13280. Another great video, thanks Mark👍
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  13281. many thanks for sharing I appreciate your Hard work Dr Mark Felton
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  13282. Its TFI Friday and Thank Goodness Its Mark Felton Video Time
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  13283. Thank you Dr Felton. You continue to deliver great content 👍
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  13284. Awesome Work Mark ,Thanks!!! 👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  13285. This is awesome and hilarious
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  13286. Many "Tanks" for this video!
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  13287. Americans: 'These tanks are a bit rubbish compared to ours!' British: 'They're fine enough but it seems like too much hard work to Britishise them.'
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  13288. excellent
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  13289. Wow!... An Amazing Presentation. Truth is Stranger Than Fiction. Thanks for Sharing... Mark
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  13290. Superb video!
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  13291. Fabulous video Dr.Felton thank you this made my Friday.
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  13292. Thanks Mark, another brilliant video, cheers
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  13293. I'm very grateful for this video.
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  13294. Excellent video Mark! Thanks for providing the Saturday night entertainment!
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  13295. Something I never knew about. Thank you for the info.
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  13296. I learn something new, everyday from this channel, and I thank you for that.
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  13297. Understandable. The Corps made so many landings in the Pacific Dr. Felton wouldn't have time to mention them all. I'm not offended.
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  13298. I've just subscribed, I really love your videos!
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  13299. Excellent work Sir Mark. As usual you over achieved. 👍
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  13300. I never knew about this, thanks for this history lesson. You never disappoint.
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  13301. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  13302. Wow this is a long one ☝️…awesome 💪
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  13303. Another brilliant job of research. The court intrigue and plots among the top Nazis was off the charts.
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  13304. Doc, this gold Doc, GOLD.
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  13305. Fascinating! A lot of aristocrats, a secret meeting in my home town Stockholm, etc. Thanks, Dr Felton!
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  13306. Mark Felton always provides interesting videos on the more obscure elements of WW2.
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  13307. Super great video as always !
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  13308. You turn out great content. Keep up the good work!
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  13309. Sensationally good stuff as always. Puts every supposed 'history' channel on tv to shame
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  13310. You are one of the best history channels on youtube! Thanks for the great content!
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  13311. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
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  13312. Nicely timed for the 1848 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence! (March 15th)
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  13313. Mark, your work is just terrific. Every video is fascinating.
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  13314. I hope you get over this flu soon , love your videos. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA. USA .......
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  13315. Bless up Mr. Felton. Hope thee recover with even greater strength, fortitude, and knowledge. Godspeed!!!!!!
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  13316. Thank you Mark!!
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  13317. good video as always
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  13318. Wow! The music! One of your best ,Mark.
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  13319. Nicely done Mark.
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  13320. The video doesn't need a commentary Mark! The images speak for themselves, the expressions of the vanquished speak volumes!
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  13321. Something different awesome Dr F. Thanks as always
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  13322. I'm so obsessed with your videos❤❤ ~THANKS DR MARK FELTON~
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  13323. Thank you sir, thumps up !!
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  13324. Interesting Mark I enjoyed this video
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  13325. i always love to see a new mark felton video!
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  13326. This channel is brilliant! Ez sub <3
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  13327. Thanks for this historical video Mark.
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  13328. Mark Felton + goering = click on video 😂
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  13329. Another fine video.
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  13330. This is the most significant obscure military historical fact I have ever heard. Mark you are now my favourite YouTuber.
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  13331. this is exactly the content I love. thanks, Dr. felton! it is truly the Highlight of my day to see you've uploaded.
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  13332. Fascinating video!
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  13333. WHAT!!?!? 😲 Mark Felton you Son of a Gun, you did it again!👍
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  13334. Very niche, but awesome topic!
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  13335. Once again great research Prof Felton. As always you opened th eyes and minds of many others far more then any High school or even University History course. Keep up the good work!
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  13336. Mark, you continue to amaze me with little known war related facts. Dollops of knowledge that are eagerly taken in after a long days work
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  13337. Well done Mr. Felton. Another great tidbit of wartime history. Always presented very professionally. Had absolutely no idea that Thai troops were so actively involved in WW1. Keep up the great work.
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  13338. Absolutely fascinating.
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  13339. Always looking forward your next upload, keep up the great content mark !
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  13340. If you want to learn anything new about WWII, this is the channel for you. Thanx🙏 Mark Felton
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  13341. Now this, a new video from Mark, this makes my day.
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  13342. Professor Felton, you're my hero.
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  13343. New to the Mark Felton experience, Love It so far. Although I own most Great War movies, I've learned ALOT about WWII from this Great Channel 💙
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  13344. I see 2 new Mark Feltons in my notofications...its a good day !
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  13345. An amazing man, got the bastards, thanks for his story.
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  13346. The dream really is a new Mark video everyday.
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  13347. I always look forward to seeing a video from Mark.
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  13348. Love your video's dr. Felton!! Keep them coming!!!
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  13349. The Chinese also developed a .45 ACP version of the C96, called the Type 17 Shanxi, so called cause it was manufactured in Shanxi Province.
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  13350. Always the best of the best.....amazing informative video. Thank you Mark Felton
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  13351. now that i've seen this: my grandmother, born 1903, used a steel helmet as seen in 6:31 in her household in the 1960, when i was a child.
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  13352. Hello i love your vidoes!
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  13353. When DR Felton uploads, it's a good day!
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  13354. Thank you for sharing 🏆🤗💙🙏
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  13355. It's been 2 minutes and he already has over 100 likes. Impressive
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  13356. Another gem of an upload!
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  13357. I love Flying boats! What a treat this was. Thank you for your work, Mr Felton.
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  13358. Cool video!
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  13359. Happy Christmas Mark thanks for another great year 2021
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  13360. God's Blessing to you and your family this Christmas and thanks for your good work!
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  13361. Been looking forward to the Christmas video, it’s always a really good one 👍
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  13362. Merry Christmas to you too and many thanks for these videos. How about covering the war(s) in between former Yugoslavian Republics?
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  13363. Instant like. Keep up the good work!
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  13364. Great work Doc Felton love the great work you do, you deserve prime time tv funds.
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  13365. Today I learned something, thx Mark!
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  13366. Mark does a great job with his videos. Well detailed. Incredible real video footage and a voice for it. Thanks Mark.
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  13367. Thank you. You always have unique interesting stories.
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  13368. Another fascinating story from Dr. Felton.
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  13369. Well, Mark is at it again with a wonderful tale of a fantastic person. You sir, are a wonderful Scribe and I look forward to listening for years to come.
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  13370. Yet another great video, one that NEEDS to be watched! Thanks for making it, I've already shared and forwarded with others prior to writing this comment! 😉👍✨
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  13371. fascinating , i had no idea , thank you for your research and videos .
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  13372. A very interesting and informative video. Thank you for posting this. I really enjoy learning little known historical facts and your videos are a great resource!
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  13373. Thanks for thos awesome history that I didn't know. Regards from Brazil.
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  13374. Your channel is awesome, Mark!
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  13375. Thanks Doc. I don't know where I could have learned about this particular story, other than your channel. Well done.
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  13376. I keep learning more and more about the war thanks to Mark Felton
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  13377. As always Mr Felton that was terrific in all facets of your presentation. Your snippets on history really interest me. Thank you again. WR, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍🌈🌈
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  13378. I may be 56 but I love learning new things and this channel is one the best for that.
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  13379. Another fantastic episode from Dr Felton...These stories are always look forwarded too...bravo
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  13380. Thank you for sharing this incredible and fascinating presentation with us.
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  13381. those women were brave, thanks Mark for the awesome information
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  13382. This was an incredible story that I knew nothing about. It would be a great movie if it could be made without the "woke" format. As a bonus fact, I didn't know about all the nurses that died in the various theaters of the war. It is just glossed over at best and usually just not even covered. I did like how the German soldiers that found the downed crew were depicted as honorable men that sought medical care for their prisoners. Too often history vilifies the enemy. Overall this is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Thank you.
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  13383. Always an amazing story, thank you Dr Felton!
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  13384. There were female Doctors on the front lines as well. My great aunt Deb being one of them.
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  13385. First to like and comment! Thanks for the new video Mark!
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  13386. Fantastic story Mark! Thank you for sharing it. Your channel is the best history channel on youtube. :)
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  13387. Another important story, thanks Mark!
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  13388. Excellent you have an amazing way of putting us the listener right in the action like you are there. Thanks Mark.
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  13389. Long-time viewer (and 1-time book buyer) this one is really a favorite now. Great work!
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  13390. I don't know how he does it but he is always cranking out interesting content
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  13391. 2011 living with the 9th I.A., they had a WWI tank in front of the 9th I.A. command building. I also got to see the massive boneyard of army vehicles in Taji.
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  13392. Thank you for not having stupid, irritating and totally unuseful digital background cacophony that spoils every good documentary nowadays.
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  13393. The red marble floors throughout and the staircase are from Italy. You can find a similar red marble making up the grand fireplace at the Eagles Nest. A ‘gift’ from their dictator.
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  13394. Excellent job Agent Felton. Lol I needed some Dr Felton in my day and that was perfect
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  13395. I love this channel!
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  13396. Thank's for another episode of pure amazement. You never cease to tell us sth complete new
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  13397. Great morning to you Mark!
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  13398. Always a great story to be told by Mark!
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  13399. Another great vid from Darth Felton
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  13400. When Mark has ads, I watch.
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  13401. This guy is the best YouTuber by far i love his vids too much keep it up bro!
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  13402. My weekly history lesson. Great video Dr. Felton!
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  13403. Many thanks...My friend..!
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  13404. These posts should be studied in military Academics..rich in details with vids.. Field Marshall Felton..
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  13405. I had never even heard of the Corinth Canal operation and here is Dr. Felton with wide detailing and even actual footage of the event.
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  13406. Lets get you to 2mil subs in 2021!
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  13407. I would never of guessed his was the upcoming story. That's because this is the first I've heard of it.
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  13408. More superlative work by you Mark. I have finally worked out why I love your videos. Besides always being of the highest quality in presentation, narration and depth of detail, your videos remind me so much of the quality work in the series World at War and your narration and voice over is equal to Laurence Olivier.
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  13409. Mr Felton, your productions are the best history lessons ever. Brilliant, again........
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  13410. Hey I guessed right from the picture yesterday!!
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  13411. Yes, finally an upload before I go to work :D Cheers, Mark.
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  13412. Awesome 👏🏻 as always
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  13413. I was telling my brother-in-law that a new Mark Felton video dealing with German paratroopers would be released today. I wondered which operation it could be; obviously not anything obvious such as Eben Emael or Gran Sasso or Crete... could it be Operation Roesselsprung? But once again I learn the folly of trying to second-guess Dr Felton!
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  13414. Mew subscriber! I really enjoy your channel.
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  13415. 👌👍
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  13416. Great video. Greetings from Greece
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  13417. I was watching Mark from the beginning but i was not a subscriber.
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  13418. Thanks Mark.
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  13419. I have not heard of this battle, which makes this all the more enjoyable as a history buff. Jolly good and holiday greetings from Buffalo NY!
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  13420. Once again Professor Felton does it again with great footage and a wealth of information, many thanks.
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  13421. Really enjoyed the story of Saturn! Thank you!
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  13422. Another great video! This has to be one of the most unique stories of WWII. Thanks.
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  13423. I just love Mark F. ingenuity, from alligator to Japanese solidiers workning for British command in just post war Vietnamn, to Görings car and WW1 collection of fighter airplanes and more hardcore WW2 event. Amazing creativity.
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  13424. Thank you Mark Felton, your animal stories are so compassionate. Incredible history once again. I'm touched.
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  13425. Very interesting!
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  13426. Another interesting video, thanks Dr. Felton
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  13427. German people ultimately paid for those items , you'd think they'd at least be allowed to view them in a museum.
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  13428. Dr. Mark you’ve done it again. So wonderful to see all of this.
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  13429. What a great mini series this is becoming about the Kaiser....yet again another fantastic contribution...I am sure Dr Felton would agree that this could be several hours long just explaing the head dress alone! Looking forward to the next one...
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  13430. A second comment: thanks, Dr Felton, for your good pronunciations of German. There are too many videos on YouTube that either use godawful synthetic narrations or actual people, both of which make absolutely no effort to pronounce foreign words/names correctly. And not just German, but also French, Spanish, Japanese et alia.
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  13431. A marvelous museum could be built around the caps/hats/helmets and uniforms! I would easily pay several Euros to visit such a museum! Thanks for another fantastic video, Dr Felton. ❤😊
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  13432. Very good video as always. But it has a small mistake. The Curassiers at 5:36 are Not german, but Russian. You can distinguish that by looking at the eagle on the helmet. It has a Double-headed eagle on top with the imperial russian crown. But it is an easy mistake to make, since the uniforms are quite similar .
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  13433. Over 1.5 million subscribers can't be wrong!
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  13434. Mr. Felton, Sir, as always, you are all over your business. There are very few having the gift of be able to so easily explaining these incredibly important topics. Again, well done Sir! Bravo!
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  13435. love your channel Mark! your voice is perfect for this type of content. it reminds me of world war 2 in colours narrator, you’re very informative and have broadened my knowledge of ww2 immensely and i thank you for that, keep up the fantastic work!
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  13436. Damn.. Mark covering a current event. This is excellent!
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  13437. Perhaps you might like to consider the Ukrainian Drone that went AWOl over Hungry and Croatia , undected.
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  13438. Wow I'm here early, love vids keep it up!
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  13439. Well done sir!! Very much appreciated 😊😊😊😊
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  13440. Such fantastic content - thank you for sharing and creating these videos, Mark!!
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  13441. Two videos in one day? Don't mind if I do! Cheers Mark!
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  13442. Nice video.
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  13443. The amount of dry puns left me thirsty. Adolf on a sleigh with his knees showing quenched my thirst, though. :))
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  13444. Actually spat my water out at "...except perhaps Ernst Röhm..." lol
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  13445. The Norwegian royal family are of the House of Glücksburg.
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  13446. This is a brilliant piece of research and an intriguing story!
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  13447. Oh new Historic rabbit hole! Thanks for sniffing it out!
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  13448. Just think some soldier's relative is probably sitting with a royal crown or priceless painting in their attic😅😅😅😅
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  13449. Loving this series sir ..Can’t wait for ep 3
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  13450. Oh ! I've been waiting for part 2. Now, I am eagerly awaiting part3.
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  13451. I have never known of this story and am waiting with baited breath to find out if justice is meted out or rejected.
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  13452. This is killing me waiting for the full story! Great work Dr. Mark!
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  13453. Great Work here !
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  13454. Wonderful historical coverage video....thanks for sharing
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  13455. This was really interesting :) Thank you Mark ❣️
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  13456. Thank you for all the great videos.
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  13457. Thank you for all the content about the wwII
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  13458. What do you call a brewery's guard dog? The Beer Hall Pooch 😁
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  13459. Thank you for posting this interesting history.
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  13460. Great content as usual. This is one of my favorite channels.
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  13461. A amazing collection. Thank you Mark for sharing it with us.
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  13462. You are bringing us history that we'd never see anywhere else. For that, I thank you.
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  13463. Thank you so much for sharing this video and explaining on the uniforms! I love your channel and videos so much ❤❤
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  13464. In conversation with my son yesterday I told him it has been too long since my last tour at a museum. Thank you for sharing Dr Felton.
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  13465. Mark Felton, I was already deeply in love with the history, but the quality of your videos, your dedication, your knowledge have taken that love to another new level, keep those videos going on please!
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  13466. Thank you for making these videos about the kaiser I’ve always been fascinated about the last emperor of Germany!
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  13467. Dr. Felton, you've always delivered perfection. We expect nothing less.. You are a perfectionist....
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  13468. Dr. Felton, You were not kidding when you wrote, "The almost completely forgotten mission to liberate Stalag IX-B..."! I sure thought I knew to which incident you were referring. Of course, I had confused this incident with 'Task Force Baum' and their raid on the Hammelberg Stalag Camp OFLAG XIII-B; the ill fated attempt to rescue U.S. POW's of which General Patton's son-in-law was one, (commanded by Capt. Abraham Baum in late March 1945) Even after I had realized my mistake, I still kept expecting to hear of it's complete failure. But thankfully, this one had a Happy Ending. Dr. Felton is the true and undisputed 'Forgotten Chapters of WWII' Champion! BTW., His books too are masterpieces in every respect of the word.
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  13469. Great video mark, amazing story, couldn't imagine what those prisoners went through,so sad😔
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  13470. well done Dr. Mark on an uplifting and moving contrast to the horror which is war!
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  13471. I got a good chuckle out of this. This was very interesting, cute and funny. Also nice to learn something new and heart warming.
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  13472. Thanks for this one Dr. Felton. Made me smile.
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  13473. I needed this today, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  13474. Love my doggies and couldn't live without them. Thanks for the uplifting video Dr. Felton.
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  13475. Another great explosive episode from Dr Felton…. 💥
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  13476. I would like to point out that the Royal Air Force have also been carrying out Bomb Disposal from 1943 all the way up until 2020
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  13477. Very cool, very informative👍👍👍👍
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  13478. About 10 years ago the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry were putting on a play about the November 14th 1940 blitz on the city. The opening night had to be cancelled because an unexploded German bomb had been unearthed on a building site, just round the corner from the theatre. How's that for irony!
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  13479. That was an SC 1000kg “Hermann” bomb. Named by the Luftwaffe during WWII because of the ‘stout’ resemblance to Luftwaffe leader Hermann Goering.
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  13480. We had several incendiaries in the shed in the garden. My Uncle, on firewatch aged 15 used to collect them from the roofs of buildings. Mostly they were in perfect condition. He told me they were nearly all dud, as the slave labour used to assemble them used to push newspaper in to the centre, instead of the thermite filling. The outer was inert as it was just magnesium metal. The detonation mechanisms were also obviously missing. When my grandmother sold the house, the contents of the shed were collected and sent to a jumble sale in the 1960's. They were so common that no one really considered the possibility of them being live! I unscrewed the tails from all of them when I was about 14 years old, and the internal cavities were shiny magnesium.
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  13481. He does cite a primary source in the video description.
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  13482. great work Mark. Love the recent stuff.
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  13483. Mark, your stuff is great nicely done.
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  13484. I love the longer vids. Keep em coming!!!
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  13485. You are spoiling us with these videos, thank you Doc Mark. Have a fantastic Christmas.
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  13486. A fine installment!
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  13487. Always great videos. Just reinforces that this is my favorite YouTube channel.
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  13488. Wow I’m early! (Yes, I commented before watching the video and no, I don’t care)
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  13489. There is Buster Keaton movie called "Go West" where he is involved with American indians. There are swastikas on the indian's blankets. There is a company called Burnham in the USA who makes boilers and heating systems. I've seen old ones with swastikas cast into the front side of them. There was an American car from about 1914 called a "Krit" (short for Krittenden) where the radiator badge included a swastika. I've seen one and the emblem was covered in tape. There are two buildings here in Toronto where swastikas are part of the exterior, on the edge of an overhang in the case of a liquor store that used to be a rail station and on the facade of a bank.
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  13490. Nice Video Mark!
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  13491. Thanks for the great content. 👍👍
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  13492. Best yet.
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  13493. First one love this
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  13494. Brilliant Mark, I aware of most of this but as ever superbly presented and editing cheers mate.
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  13495. Your videos are always excellent!
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  13496. great work these are all very intresting videos keep this going
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  13497. Ehat a fantastic channel. I've learned so many new things about ww2 from his videos.
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  13498. I see Mark's videos land and I click.
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  13499. superb as always
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  13500. Great video Mark keep up the great work !
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  13501. Many thanks for researching and posting on this interesting topic!
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  13502. Crich, near Matlock in Derbyshire, is an excellent tram museum for many of us living North of Watford. Thoroughly to be recommended. Loads to do in the area. Well worth a visit.
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  13503. Very interesting, thank you for posting
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  13504. Wow! You never disappoint Mark! Expanding my knowledge every day, it is incredible.
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  13505. I may be wrong, but I believe 11th Panzer would have had Pionere units that could lay bridgework. But the heaviest bridge they had to lay was the Brückengerät “K” that had a limit of 30 tons. It seems a rather large error in planning to launch an assault without the ability to use one's best asset. It is even more telling of the disorganization and lack of resources that the Germans had to launch an assault without the ability to repair bridges over their own rivers on their own territory.
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  13506. Another killer episode Dr.Felton
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  13507. My grandfather was in the 10th Armoured Div, I always wondered where they went after Bastogne, thanks Dr Felton!
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  13508. Brilliant and incredibly informative presentation. Well done, sir!
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  13509. Visions from a Foxhole by William Foley is a great book by a 94ther who was there during this.
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  13510. Just love these "little" deeply-forgetten tales of WW2 that Dr Felton digs up for us (ie, the 2nd Pearl Harbour attack, or the end of Himmler) Thank you for sharing, Dr Felton.!
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  13511. I was not expecting terminator Mark at the end lol
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  13512. Dear Dr. Felton the picture of the "Shah" you presented was the crown prince of the time and the mercedes was gifted to his father Reza Shah.
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  13513. THis confuses two Shahs of Iran. Hitler's present was given to Reza Shah Pahlavi who ruled from 1925 until forced to abdicate by the British and USSR in 1941. His son Mohammed Reza Shah then took the throne, and he is the monarch depicted in this video.
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  13514. Great video. Did not know much about Rauter or Inquart. Thank you!
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  13515. See? Sten guns that actually worked!!
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  13516. Another fascinating video ,Mark . Thank you . They are always a ,Must Watch . Have a great new week .
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  13517. Bedankt Mark Felton!
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  13518. You just made my Sunday morning, sir! Cheers, Mark!
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  13519. Another great video mark 👍
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  13520. Another amazing video about a niche aspect of the war. Most WW2 history videos stomp the same well threaded ground. Stalingrad, D-Day, etc. Mark delves into the deep and dark corners of WW2 and illuminates it. Thanks again, Mark. This goes well with my new coffee
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  13521. So very interesting. Thank you.
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  13522. Another one of your incredible stories....... !!
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  13523. Pretty appalling success rate, the myth of German superiority lives on today in their cars. My Dad was pretty unlucky that one of the 30 odd percent that did get through, landed on his house on his tenth birthday, 18th of June 1944, he never forgot, as the money they had saved for him to buy a bicycle on his birthday had to be used on oth r things
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  13524. Merry Christmas Mark. Always look forward to your productions.🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  13525. Congrats on 2 million subscribers!!!
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  13526. Hi Mark. Best wishes for you and your family for Christmas and the new year.
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  13527. Happy holidays and Happy New Year. Stay safe
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  13528. Remember my Dad telling me about a Christmas V1 that landed in Worsley (now a upmarket Salford/Manchester suburb) as he lived in Eccles about 4 miles away at the time.
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  13529. Have a fantastic christmas, Mark. Thanks for the great vids.
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  13530. Thank you for the early Christmas gift. Excellent episode as always!
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  13531. Cheers, Mark! Here's to another educational year in 2024!
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  13532. Great way to start my morning Mark. I've seen the video on the Gotha bombing offensive but never knew about this raid. I am learning so much from your channel. It is bringing more of the history buff out in me. Thanks for the excellent narration and archived footage that helps to bring it more alive.
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  13533. Appreciate you putting so much effort to help us learn something new and interesting during these troubling times.
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  13534. Oh my?! A video! today is made better, when i see such things. i really look forward to watching a new mark felton video. fun fact: war stories with mark felton is also? totally worth spending 20 minutes enhancing your attention span. not to shabby, for a limey Respect to our Ally 🇬🇧 ☀️😎☀️🇺🇸
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  13535. 1:18am for me. I wouldn’t miss this, even for a good night’s sleep
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  13536. good work!
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  13537. Excellent. You're awesome 👌
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  13538. I’ve seen so many fantastic Mark Felton productions — I automatically just hit the THUMBS UP button — knowing it will be well worth watching!
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  13539. Another awesome video!!!
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  13540. Another wonderful cliff hanger......masterful historic story telling
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  13541. This is an awesome channel. Mark is incredibly knowledgeable on WWII.
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  13542. Well done sir 👍👍👍
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  13543. Ah... The 'Telex General'. One of my favorite mysteries. Thank you, Sir.
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  13544. Your vids are 👌👌
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  13545. Another exciting video thanks Mark!
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  13546. A friend of mine had a relative who was a victim, and did his university thesis on the Katyn Massacre
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  13547. I'm a brazilian of polish roots. Thank you for this, Mr. Felton.
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  13548. Greetings from Poland. Thank You!
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  13549. Thank you Mark, excellent content to top off a hard day at work. A gentleman & a scholar, truly.
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  13550. Another great video! I did my dissertation on British policy towards Katyn back in 2017 and this was an excellent overview of one of WW2's forgotten war crimes.
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  13551. Thank You Mr Felton for remind people this terrible story.
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  13552. Great job! I'm from Poland..
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  13553. A big thanks for giving this subject the 'Felton' treatment, Dr Felton 👍 Also, I'm convinced that Phizer will want somehow market you in pill form. Your channels certainly manage to lift my spirits - I think that's why military history is still a staple for me, it's one of the few things that captures enough of my attention to relax, in a bizarre but appreciated way, thank you 👍👍
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  13554. Mark, thank you so much for this story!
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  13555. Thank you Mark Felton. I knew the story in details, but was pleased to hear it from you and watch your video. This short documentary is very interesting and informative.
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  13556. Another brilliant video Mark. Seem to always learn something new from your videos!
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  13557. Thank you for this little known piece of history Mark.
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  13558. Thank you Mark for dissemination of knowledge on Katyn and war crimes against humanity. Cheers Piotr
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  13559. great video mark
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  13560. Great documentary Well done
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  13561. Mr Felton, thank yiu for sharing such a Brilliant Forensic Analysis. Jeremy Penrice. Forensic Engineer. New Zealand.
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  13562. Videos getting better all the time!
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  13563. Nothing like a slice of cognac and a Mark Felton video.
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  13564. I never get tired of your videos
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  13565. Awesome video. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  13566. love the videos
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  13567. Precise information.... Happy Diwali Mark......
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  13568. Always look forward to your videos Dr. FELTON. 👋🏻
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  13569. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  13570. Thank You for all the amazing Content Dr. Felton !
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  13571. Always enjoy your work Dr Felton.
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  13572. Thanks for the laugh Mark.
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  13573. Dr Felton leaves room or teaser for future content. Their is always a story within a story.
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  13574. When I escaped the UK for Canada, I thought racoons were cuddly 6" tall cartoony things. They are closer to small bears and very aggressive, I'm not surprised at their National Socialist tendencies.
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  13575. *as entertaining as the hilarious Mark Felton parodies that happily exist. Good on ya for being a good sport, and thanks for making me smile today🤙🤙
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  13576. And the little monsters are evolving and learning. They have learned the trash pickup schedules, so they get there just hours before the garbage trucks. Plus they are starting to use sticks and rocks as tools.
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  13577. this guy's voice sounds like it was made to talk about Word War 2
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  13578. Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  13579. Excellent summary of the historical background.
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  13580. Thanks!
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  13581. Great video as usual..thank you
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  13582. Anyone not following Dr. Felton is missing out on something spectacular.
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  13583. This sooooo interesting, thank you sir..... can't wait for chapter 4..... Gracias!
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  13584. Every time I curiously watch Mark Felton`s film until the end, he tries to frighten me at the end. :) Great work :).
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  13585. i always love waking up every day and watching a new mark felton video. easily the best youtube series by far.
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  13586. Nice story and love the vids
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  13587. Thank you for providing such quality historical entertainment at this time Mark
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  13588. Thank you for this!! You are talented producer of daring and bold military history, I thoroughly enjoy your work.
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  13589. Yet ANOTHER fascinating yet not widely known bit of modern military history. Thanks again, Mark.
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  13590. It’s Nice to come home from history class to actually listen to history
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  13591. I am waiting for your to break 1 millions subs. The count down has begun. Keep up the good work Mark, I have enjoyed the ride.
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  13592. Another outstanding video, Mark! I learn so much from you and your production team is excellent.
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  13593. Thanks for the upload!
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  13594. I hear that intro music, I like.
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  13595. I like Mark’s videos so much, that I have developed this internal voice that tells me when Mark posts his videos. This one I caught 13 mins after posting. I am subscribed, but I don’t have alerts. Love every one of these vids!
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  13596. Just was thinking about watching one of these videos. Then he posts, this always happens I swear and I love it.
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  13597. 8k more subs close to 1 million! good to see this channel grow
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  13598. Thank You! Very informative. Dr. Felton: i'm learning tons of facts an History every of your videos I watch, and every audio I listen to
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  13599. These are exactly the kind of videos I love from this channel. I would likely have never knew this.
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  13600. Clicked on it as soon as I saw the magic name Mark Felton, and was amazingly first, not that that matters. Thank You Dr Felton, like most I had no idea Martin Bormann had a brother!
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  13601. It consistently amazes me the kind of crazy and odd things that went on during the war. It's so great that Dr. Felton makes videos on these sorts of things, presenting them in good and interesting ways. I wonder what else he'll dig up.
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  13602. Operation Aphrodite was an interesting WWII experiment. I covered it on a book about the Fifteenth Air Force flying out of Italy.
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  13603. Watching during my workout
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  13604. Perfect for an evening on the couch, thanks again!
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  13605. You certainly know how to make our cabin fever with this pandemic a lot more interesting. Nice touch with the tie in to JFK too!
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  13606. Ive been here since roughly 100k and to watch all of your content/growth has been outstanding
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  13607. One such drone was used in test flights for the atomic bomb I believe.
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  13608. This is one of the most interesting channels on youtube
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  13609. MFP is the best military history channel on youtube.. And I've seen all of them.
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  13610. Highly interesting and very well presented, thank you Mark!!!
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  13611. It’s 6am but I’m gonna watch this
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  13612. Sometimes I unlike your videos so I can like them twice. I know it doesn't change anything :P
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  13613. A fantastic start too the week. In these dark times highlight to my week. Thank you mRk for your geaat videos
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  13614. Absolutely love your channel. I learn so much about WWII which is a faved topic of mine. Thank you for all your hard work
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  13615. Of course yet another high quality video from Mr. Felton, what a great way to start my day
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  13616. Seen the title and knew instantly it was Mark Felton! Another good one!
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  13617. The video fo the Junkers-52 was taken at the Monroe Airshow in NC
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  13618. Thanks Mark. Great to listen to while waking up and working on a Monday morning.
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  13619. @Netflix note this down, note it... we want a series on this..
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  13620. Another fantastic video! 🙂👍🏻
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  13621. I cant stop watching!! Mark you are the man. Thank you for doing this. If we don't know our history we are doomed to repeat it. It called "Alum in mun".
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  13622. Nothing beats a great buried treasure story...especially when it’s a real historical one...great video sir!
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  13623. Another riveting WWII vignette. Thanks, Mark. I do have to comment, with a lot of others, that this episode sounds like a spin off from the story line of "Kelly's Heroes." Except, this story is true.
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  13624. Fascinating.
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  13625. Its always good to hear an amazing historian say "get the hell out of dodge" lol its not a regular occurrence 👍
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  13626. As your subscriber I always wait for you, your vlog.
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  13627. Speaking as an ex-reservist ...Nothing like having your C-I-C passing by the frontline troops! Its great for morale! Few leaders have the guts for it. Good for old Winnie! Great video feature Dr Felton. Thank you.
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  13628. Great stuff. Thanks for your blogs
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  13629. I read in one of his books that when he was returning to England after a visit to France, they had to cross almost the entire English Channel without escorts and were lucky not to be seen by two German planes that were attacking French fishing boats. If the Germans had looked up they would have seen the plane in which Churchill was traveling.
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  13630. "Men" is used for "enlisted soldiers" . It has always been.
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  13631. Perfect narration.
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  13632. Happy Monday, thanks for the drop Dr Felton!
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  13633. Fascinating as always Dr. Felton!
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  13634. Great indepth video Mark. Thanks
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  13635. Amazing report; well done...
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  13636. Awesome documentary Mark. Very enlightening. Joining the dots of our occulted recent history with hard factual analysis. Very well done
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  13637. Really good video
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  13638. Nice always a good time for a mark felton video
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  13639. Thanks Mark!
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  13640. Thanks for keeping up with current events. Great post!
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  13641. I’m about to hide in the restroom at my work and enjoy the shit out of this!! Thank you Mark you are always the best at making history fun and interesting
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  13642. Always in the mood for a Felton.
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  13643. The intro music is one of best sounds I know, everytime I know I’m in for a well researched tale, told by the fantastic Dr.Felton. Keep up the amazing work!
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  13644. Dr. Felton has been treating us with videos in quick succession. It's nice having some quality content which doesn't take 8 and one's lifetime to manifest. Cheers Sir, keep the videos coming.
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  13645. Great job yet again Dr Felton!
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  13646. By far some of the best documentaries about WW2!
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  13647. Thank you for sharing such detailed and unreported history.
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  13648. "Missed it by that much!" Great video. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  13649. As always I will say that I am impressed by and with the work ,time ,care , and great quality for I know that is going to be associated with the best history Doctor that history has on its favour besides the History.
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  13650. Damn I was wearing headphones 😂😂
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  13651. Well done sir. Just finished your book on the escape from the Berga prison camp. That was well done as well.
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  13652. Thxs for your amazing research! Spectacular 🙌🏻
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  13653. Amazing story dr. Felton !
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  13654. Always great videos from Dr. Felton. History nobody else teaches.
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  13655. Thank you for making my train ride fun and education!
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  13656. BUT WAIT, THERE’S A FOURTH BROTHER! In the movie “Where Eagles Dare” Smith (Richard Burton), through a snarl, claims to be Bernard Himmler (Himmler’s brother) to threaten the German officer who admonished Smith for me-tooing the barmaid. If only Mark Felton had been the movie’s historical advisor, such an error would have never happened!
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  13657. excellent work sir amazing information
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  13658. Another fascinating episode….this is why I support Dr Felton on Patreon
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  13659. great video!
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  13660. I’ve always wanted to know more on this, thank you
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  13661. Mark Felton=instant like
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  13662. Mark stay safe bro...
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  13663. One of the very few parts of the internet I actually trust.
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  13664. Thanks for the time and effort you took to prepare this, Mark. It is much appreciated
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  13665. War stories AND Mark Felton productions within one minute. Which one to watch first?
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  13666. This is one of the most interesting channel on YT.
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  13667. That combat footage at about 2mins is absolutely insane. Another great video, mark.
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  13668. Another superb piece of history - Thanks Mark!
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  13669. I have learned more about WWII from you Mr. Felton than from my university. Thank you, sir!
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  13670. Another excellent video, good job
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  13671. This guy is the best military history presenter on the internet. PERIOD.
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  13672. That's was really fascinating. Thank you.
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  13673. A cold beer and a new Mark Felton video... Sundays are good. :)
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  13674. Thanks Mark. Very interesting information as always.
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  13675. i really love ur content
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  13676. Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👌👌👌
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  13677. Thank you for this fascinating video, Dr. Felton. Very much appreciated!
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  13678. Mark this episode gave me the first surprise for the year. Thanks
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  13679. I see a Mark Felton video in my feed, I click watch
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  13680. First class, as always.
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  13681. Great video
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  13682. Thank you for this important video.
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  13683. Keep it up mark!
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  13684. Speaking truly by watching your videos, beside aquiring knowledge I can live that era. Thank you and love you Sir
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  13685. Second, also nice videos Keep it up!
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  13686. Sir Mark another great story. You are simply Amazing ! 🇺🇸🇬🇧
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  13687. Well I learned something today, as I generally do when watching Mark's productions. Thanks.
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  13688. Always something new, thought-provoking, and interesting in your videos, Mark. Thank you, another great piece!
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  13689. That was a brilliant way to end my week of work and start another epic weekender
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  13690. Mark Felton can't get enough love! Wait... that didn't sound right. But I think you know what I mean. First rate videos each and every one. You get better history on YouTube than the so-called "History Channel" ever dreamed of producing.
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  13691. Makes my day!
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  13692. Dr Mark FELTON. Best historian in den welt. Thanks for your channel. Greetings from South Africa
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  13693. Thank god marks still working
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  13694. Love the videos! Always a very interesting subject.
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  13695. I visited the lady of the Lake in the late 80 when I was stationed at Eielson... there's another one nearby...
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  13696. This lad never fails to surprise
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  13697. Title of the exhibit: 'We nicked this one off the Germans in Tunisia'
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  13698. Very interesting and educational. Thanks.
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  13699. Another well presented piece of interesting knowledge. 👍
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  13700. Dear Dr. Felton, can I get a heart?
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  13701. Great topic!
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  13702. Excellent as usual.
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  13703. Very nice video
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  13704. Best history Channel on YouTube 👌
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  13705. As always a great video from Mark Felton
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  13706. Always learn something new from Mr Mark Felton. Great Job on the video.
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  13707. This blew my mind. Thanks again, Mark Felton!
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  13708. I was born in Cambridge in 1944 and my father was a member of the home guard during the war. I remember him telling me the tale of this bomber coming down on his allotment ( as he said ) When i was old enough he told me the tale of how he had shot it down with his Lewis gun and being young believed every word he said. There were pictures of this plane in the Cambridge Evening News taken at the time.
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  13709. Mr. Felton, as always a pleasure listening to you.
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  13710. Thumbs up this is interesting 👍 🤔
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  13711. Thanks so much for this very interesting story that I probably would have never heard if not for your expertise and great knowledge of WWll, I love your channel and anything to do with the Luftwaffe, can't wait for your next installment!
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  13712. My first Mark Felton story and I enjoyed. My appreciation of history and warfare often leans heavily to single incidents and individual or personal stories. It doesn't all need to be blood and guts.
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  13713. Another fascinating story. Many thanks for taking the time to produce this - and other, similar items!
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  13714. That's incredible. What are the chances of it happening there. Without causing any casualties. ? Brilliant story. Thank you to the good doctor once again. 👊💛👍
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  13715. Amazing! I live in Cambridge and never herd this story before. Thanks for sharing.
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  13716. Thanks Mark, for such an excellent account of this story. I have a personal interest in this: Using the information that you gave , I traced the flight path backwards and.... At the time of this incident I would have been a frightened little 6y/o huddled together with my Mother and two sisters in the front room of our house, under a Morrison Shelter - a steel table with steel mesh sides - as this plane passed directly overhead. I lived in Mill Road, midway between Madras Road and Hobart Road and your details indicate that that is the point where it crossed Mill Road. I reckon that by that time its altitude would have been less than 200 feet and falling rapidly.
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  13717. 5am and I'm watching your new video keep up the good work
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  13718. Never ends to astonish me the amazing content Dr.Felton creates!
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  13719. Thank you Dr Felton! You made my day better!
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  13720. I love your work Mark! Truly great stories, love the WW2 subject matter. Thankyou!
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  13721. I start out watching one Mark Felton video, then always end up clicking ten or eleven more of the links
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  13722. Nice video really enjoyed it. Very informative
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  13723. Someday Mark I will need to buy you a beer if you're ever down under mate! I had no idea of this aspect of Stalins victory parade about the standards and how fascinating this part of history was. As always many thanks Mark.
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  13724. Mark Felton brought new dimension to military history presentation like multivitamins
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  13725. Thank you very much Mr. Felton for another informative video. At least this will kill or alleviate a bit the boredom caused by the COVID-19 lockdown!
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  13726. Finally! Was starting to twitch with the withdrawals.
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  13727. Dr. Mark Felton always does a fantastic historical video presentation thank you very much!
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  13728. Impressive previously unknown story to come to light with accidentally finding those small pieces of information. Excellently well done as usual, Mark.
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  13729. Amazing information as always from you Dr Mark Felton. Many thanks to you sir. You're much appreciated.
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  13730. This is why I love sifting through archives. I have discovered some really fun stuff in them.
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  13731. Fascinating bit of history. Thank you for uncovering and reporting it.
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  13732. Fine research as always! Well done Doc.❤
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  13733. That’s a splendid gun! Great video as always! 👍
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  13734. Huis Doorn should translate into English as Doorn Home. I think I visited it once as a kid in the early 80's.
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  13735. Wow a Sunday special Dr Felton! I will watch this with eager now!
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  13736. Superb video to accompany the narration, thank you Dr Felton!
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  13737. Dr Felton you think of the most original subject matter for your videos. Great stuff for history nerds like myself.
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  13738. There's one of these on the shores of Lake Windermere at Bowness. As a child my dad told me a it was a mine and would dare me to touch it. I would run up it touch it then run away. Forty years later I still 'dare myself to touch it. But I always put some money in the collection box.
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  13739. 1:25 is the one in Southwold, Suffolk. I remember being around 10 and thinking how cool an actual mine was, getting some change from my Mum and dropping it in.
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  13740. Thanks for this Mr. Felton. What an interesting way to collect donations for the Society. Nice to include that footage too, haven't seen 'modern' footage of such a detonation.
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  13741. Always wondered what that mine outside the chippy in Weymouth was collecting money for. Cheers mark
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  13742. I see the Brightlingsea mine made an appearance!
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  13743. I am a simple man, I see Mark Felton, I click.
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  13744. I remember these very well from childhood summer holidays by the British seaside. Even as small kids we knew what they were, thanks to an endless diet of comics like the Commando Books, Warlord, Hostpur etc and those WWII submarine movies. I suspect everyboy of a certain age drew these distinctive shapes as a kid when doodling a wartime naval scene.
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  13745. The most consistent and accurate source for WWII history today, Fascinating.
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  13746. Very interesting, thank you
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  13747. Fascinating stuff. Thank you!
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  13748. I remember one of these sea mines on Sheerness seafront. Wow, what a blast from the past, thanks Mark.
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  13749. Bravo Mark!
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  13750. Dr. Felton, "If you think your historical videos are good, wait until you sea-mine." (I'll show myself out.)
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  13751. I recall seeing these when I was stationed in England, Dr. Felton. Thank you for an informative and for me, nostalgic report on the sights of Britain!
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  13752. Thank you Mark very cool! 😎
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  13753. He just keeps the content coming!!
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  13754. Incredible content. Easily the one of the best channels on youtube! Thanks Mark Felton :)
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  13755. Great video mark, thanks for making steady great content
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  13756. Wow! Just WOW! Mark does it again.
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  13757. Thanks for another fascinating footnote from WW2!
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  13758. By far the best history Channel ever!
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  13759. Always great video!
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  13760. This was the only battle of ww2 that was on American soil
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  13761. You sir have uncanny way of putting WW2 in perspective like you were present and my great uncle participated in the Mexican campaign. Thanks Mark.
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  13762. just got home from a 12 hour shift and mark uploads a video to relax to =)
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  13763. Uploaded 15 seconds ago: 161 views, 17 comments. Seems legit, there are many men of culture
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  13764. I live in Alaska and always wondered about this
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  13765. Thanks Mark. Appreciate your work. Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮❤️
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  13766. Another 'on the money' video very interesting and well presented, I don't know how you always come up with such great content,
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  13767. Another awesome documentary! I always look forward to these and that opening theme has become like an old friend, arriving with something interesting. 😊
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  13768. The prop was driving a dynamo for the planes electrical system...
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  13769. I have to say that there is no one who pulls another interesting article/subject out of his Magicians cap as Mark Felton. It is more like a Historical THOUGHT FOR THE DAY......BRAVO!!!
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  13770. Very good Mark. Learned something new tonight. Keep them coming!
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  13771. Brilliant presentation as always, Mark.
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  13772. Top production quality, concise narration, informative content. Good job, my friend.
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  13773. This channel is imazing.
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  13774. Another fascinating, untold story about the largest conflict in history. Great job! I had never heard about Stalingrad’s German holdouts before.
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  13775. Dr. Felton thank you for another awesome history lesson. I greatly appreciate all the knowledge you impart upon us your humble students.
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  13776. Thank you dr Felton these videos are amazing 🙌
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  13777. Once again Dr. Felton strikes with a very informative and interesting video.
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  13778. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  13779. Always learning something new about ww2 ! Thanks too this channel!
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  13780. Ahh I have been waiting for you to cover this. Fascinating story. Thank you Mark. Longtime fan of your work.
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  13781. I knew of this campaign, but didn't realize what could have been. great video Mark !
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  13782. I've never heard of this before, thanks for this information
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  13783. Oh I know about this and I love you made a video about it!!!
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  13784. As always, Well Done Dr. Felton...Thank You For The Great Work.
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  13785. Many thanks for this video. I never knew the details of the invasion till now. Im binge watching umyour channel in lockdown. Keep it up mate!
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  13786. I've been looking for information about this for so long and havnt really found anything, let alone video footage of it! So strange that the French didnt continue the offensive.... Thanks Mark Felton!!!
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  13787. Great video Dr Felton!
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  13788. RR did not find out Soviets had copied the Nene turbojet, until their representatives visited China and Chinese let them look at the MiG-15 engine in 1958.
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  13789. Guessing from interned B-29s, since they ended up cloning the whole aircraft, Wright R3350s included, as the Tu4...
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  13790. Good job mark!
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  13791. That was fascinating!! Thank you Dr Felton for this, and for your many insightful, perfectly crafted vignettes. 🤝
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  13792. The fact that Hitlers ashes may still exist makes me führious! 🤬
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  13793. That would be undoubtedly an important historical discovery. Great work, Mark.
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  13794. Dr. Mark felton, the world's best WW2 historian
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  13795. Throughly enjoyed that.
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  13796. Mark I’ve been watching your videos for quite some time you are an amazing person to get such great information keep up the good work
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  13797. Good morning Doc, hope you and the family are well. Thanks for another great lesson.
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  13798. Thanks for these videos Mark
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  13799. Love your Channel
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  13800. Your channel truly is a gold mine of information. Always look forward to your videos.
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  13801. Brilliant work as always. Your research is unmatched.
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  13802. What an amazing historian. Thoroughly researched and imminently knowledgeable, all presented in a compelling and educational manner.
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  13803. Mark. you are one dedicated guy and give us very intriguing videos on the regular. we do appreciate the work!
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  13804. Mark Felton is mein Leader. The man do an amazing job here in youtube.
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  13805. Best Video on You Tube. I do not read Newspapers anymore, I will keep an eye out for more on this. Excellent Sir.
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  13806. Dr. Felton strikes again! Consistently facinating videos.
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  13807. Another sinister curious Nazi to learn about.
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  13808. Always look forward to your videos, I got my father and grandad hooked on your channel as well. Cheers!
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  13809. Thank you Dr. Felton for bringing history back to life for so many of us. Bravo Sir !
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  13810. I love your voice!
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  13811. Been hoping someone would make a well researched vid on kramler
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  13812. One of the best channels on YouTube
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  13813. Thank you Mark very cool! 😎
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  13814. I gotta stop watching these videos before the boss catches me! Waitaminute! I AM the boss!
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  13815. You manage to find the most obscure aspects of the Second World War. Nevertheless, you do sustain one's interest. Thank you for your labours.
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  13816. Yessss! Your videos give me such joy. Thank you, Mark!
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  13817. Always a joy when the notification drops in :) As always an amazing job Mark Felton Productions.
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  13818. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  13819. Fantastic 👏 Very good 👍 Thank you very much for everything.
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  13820. Very interesting, dear brother Mark.
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  13821. Once again. Simply a masterpiece.
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  13822. Excellent video and historical information!
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  13823. Beyond brilliant! What can I say except, "Keep 'em coming Mark"!
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  13824. This channel is a gold mine!
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  13825. Always an automatic thumbs up.
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  13826. Love from Philippines
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  13827. Dr. Felton, aka My favorite teacher ever. Thank you so much for making these vids and keeping history alive.
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  13828. This is without doubt some of the best video I have ever seen of ANY US Parachute drop of WWII, and have never seen anything like these low level drops. My gosh 500feet thats guts. Well done Dr. Felton!
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  13829. Absolutely brilliant again!!
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  13830. Great timing, well explored. Thanks for bringing history alive!
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  13831. Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐
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  13832. 👍👍👍
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  13833. Mark posts leaves dinner immediately First btw! 😂
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  13834. I don't know what is scarier...the haunting or the thought of riding 18 miles on my bike! Good stuff, Dr. Felton!
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  13835. Nice work ! Different from the usual history and a nice Halloween special
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  13836. Your story telling and visual presentation is scary good. And of course, fitting for today, 10/31.
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  13837. Anyone else think of Benny Hill during the speeded up walk through the churchyard😂😂 I also grew up in Colchester at the same time and my brother was obsessed by Borley. I’m sure he rode there on his bike, or drove there as soon as he could!
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  13838. You made Halloween just a little bit more fun! Many thanks!
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  13839. Time to learn something new that I never knew or heard about before, thank you Mark.
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  13840. Not first but I love these videos. ♥
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  13841. Cant express in words the joy knowing history through your videos.
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  13842. fantastic video as usual
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  13843. Favorite video yet!
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  13844. Potential buyer at the open house: "This place is beautiful. Who built it?" Listing agent: "Ummm..." 😂 I'm just trying to imagine what the disclosure documents would have looked like when that house was sold. I don't know what the law is in England but when I was selling real estate in California the sellers had to disclose any material fact and a Nazi history like that would definitely qualify.
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  13845. Love this channel!
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  13846. Love your videos!!!
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  13847. I served in the British Army in BOAR for 7 years and never knew that German Bundeswher trained in Wales as well. Interesting video thanks for sharing.
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  13848. Fascinating history thank you 👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧
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  13849. Well presented Mark. As a member of TIGHAR, I appreciate the mention of our groups affiliation with this historic craft.
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  13850. Hello. Great video as always.
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  13851. U.S. Army/U.S. Air Force aircraft wrecks before 1962 are considered abandoned property due to a fire at the National Archives that destroyed many records. The U.S. Navy retains ownership of their crashed aircraft because those records still exist.
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  13852. wow! first! Oh, nother great vid Doc.
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  13853. Top notch quality as always
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  13854. As always, Dr. Felton, your work is superb. 👍
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  13855. Another great video!
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  13856. Great bit of history! Thank you.
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  13857. Fascinating, thank you. M
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  13858. Once more , more history we did not know. Thank you Dr. Felton. 😊
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  13859. Another piece of history I was unaware of, thank you for enlightening me and sharing. Cheers
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  13860. I had no idea about Gandhi’s service and his accolades. Thanks for the education.
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  13861. I've learned more from your short videos than what i've learned in few years watching documentaries ! :) Thanks for your great work !
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  13862. Great video as always Doc.You're the best!
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  13863. Thank you so much for doing this channel. I've always been fascinated with WWII.
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  13864. You do such good work with these. Much obliged.
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  13865. Didn’t even bother reading the title. Any Mark Felton video is a guaranteed classic.
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  13866. Thank you Dr. Felton once again 😃😃
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  13867. Love your High Quality Videos On Historical Content Doctor Mark felton you are amazing
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  13868. Interesting video Dr Mark!
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  13869. Unbelievable times and amazing content. Thank you
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  13870. It's channels like these that make YouTube special
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  13871. Excellent work sir!
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  13872. Mark, I think the stocks on Patton's pistols were ivory not pearl
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  13873. Great story Mark.
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  13874. Awesome video sir, thoroughly enjoyed it 😎👍. Maybe do one on Hans Kamler???? Thanks for what you do God bless
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  13875. Excellent episode Mark Thank You
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  13876. 28 minutes passed from the 28min video release ... 10K+ views.
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  13877. Omg YASS an MARK VIDEOOO!‐‐‐
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  13878. Fascinating content bravo
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  13879. Great doco. A lot of research. Thanks.
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  13880. mm lunch and Mark Felton video...great combo!
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  13881. keep those sponsors rolling i want you to make money off of this you deserve it
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  13882. Whatever I'm watching gets paused for Mark's uploads. No exceptions.
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  13883. My father and grandfather would've loved this channel, they where always reading books about ww2
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  13884. Thanks again Professor Felton, what else can I say !!
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  13885. Excellent content! I truly enjoy your channel and look forward to your videos.
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  13886. I'm loving this new music... it's like Batman watching Mark Felton in the Batcave 😍
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  13887. Me: "I could really use a documentary about the red baron" Mark: *uploads red baron video* Me: 👁️👄👁️
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  13888. Thank You for this concise video do to the many different theories about his death. I appreciate your work and enjoy very much your productions
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  13889. Told with verve and eloquence, sir! Thanks again!
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  13890. I liked he Halloween intro and background music. I've heard of 'The Red Baron' bur never knew who he actually was. Great vid.
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  13891. Thank you 🙏 I asked for this clarification a few months ago, thank you very much!
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  13892. Another gem, thanks for all you do Mark, if you're ever down in Jersey checking out our German bunkers, I'd love to buy you a pint 🤝 🍻
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  13893. Great and thorough debunking. Thanks Mark!
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  13894. Very interesting! War is hell. Thanks for sharing Mark❤️🇨🇦
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  13895. Thanks for another interesting video.
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  13896. These documentaries are incredible, thank you for all your hard work!
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  13897. As always brilliant, informative and perfectly presented-Thanking you but I want MORE!
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  13898. Prof.You've done it again! Wow. Who'd believed this?
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  13899. Awesome video a usual Mark!
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  13900. Great research Mark, most enjoyable and informative.
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  13901. There is nothing I would like more to come home to.
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  13902. You’ve heard this a lot, but absolutely amazing work as always! Never once, have I been let down on a video of yours, thank you!
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  13903. Am I the only one liking the video even before the first minute?
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  13904. Sad, but necessary, story to be told. Great review, ty.
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  13905. Great stories! I must say, its refreshing, and not that common, to hear German proper nouns correctly pronounced- it really adds to the enjoyment of the presentation...
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  13906. One of the filming locations of The Eagle Has Landed is in Mapledurham near Caversham/Reading in Berkshire. The church and water mill from the key scene are here.
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  13907. Exhausting and complete research. Cheers. 🫡
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  13908. There's lots of ww1 German graves, maybe 40 or so, in the graveyard at Netley , nr Southampton, it was the site of a large hospital at the time.
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  13909. Mark Felton uploads I click
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  13910. If you agree that this man's channel is better than all of discovery say I
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  13911. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  13912. Thank you Mr F….rather an interesting ( and unusual ) episode …..All the best to you and yours.
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  13913. Informative video as always. As soon as I see you have posted, I watch. Norfolk is one of my favorite places in England. I can see why you choose to live there.
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  13914. Thanks for a splendid Boxing Day gift. We don’t get these in Texas very often.
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  13915. Fantastic thanks 👍🏼
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  13916. More parts of ww2 I never heard of. Thanks !
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  13917. Another terrific story and presentation. THANKS
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  13918. Perth Australia is in the house early at 12.35m ere👍🙃
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  13919. I've been waiting for you to cover this most interesting woman. Just as riveting is her after war life. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  13920. Thanks Mark. Love yer shows
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  13921. Can't get enough of your topics and narration, hoping for longer length videos (and maybe a full length doc???) soon! Thanks for all the great content Dr Felton!
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  13922. Realizing now I’ve been watching for 2 years but haven’t been subscribed this whole time...😢
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  13923. My daily bread Sir! Intriguing and informative plus connects us all to the amazement of what whent into their effort..
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  13924. Congrats for 1 million subs
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  13925. Dr. Felton, thank you for producing and providing the world with thousands of hours of historical information we'd have likely never known. Much love
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  13926. Congratulations on reaching 1 million subscribers it's thoroughly well deserved. Thanks for another fascinating video.
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  13927. I love this content it keeps you engaged fills you with information And its Entertaining
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  13928. Fascinating as usual. Congratulations on 1 MILLION subs, Mark!
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  13929. eyyyyyyy congrats on ur 1 million, honestly you deserve it
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  13930. Congratulations on the million subscribers. Great job.
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  13931. Congratulations on your 1 million subscribers!
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  13932. Every time I hear that jingle start up I just know I'm about to learn something new and usually obscure too. These videos never disappoint, with clear narration and objective story telling, leaving politics and sentimentality at the door in favour of facts and historical accuracy. The history channel should back you for your own series and compensate you accordingly as I am sure their viewing figures would be sky high...I mean, 1 million of us have found you on YouTube without any advertisements and I'm sure many more search your videos who don't subscribe. You are to history what David Attenborough is to the geographic in my humble opinion.
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  13933. First class reporting, thanks.
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  13934. Congrats on your milestone and keep making great, interesting historical videos.
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  13935. Chears to 1m, i hope your next million will be just as successful.
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  13936. Again a clear and concise account Mark - much appreciated and keep up the great work!
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  13937. Congrats on 1 million subs. Amazing how much we know about things that happened so long ago in the chaos of the end of the war. (" Nobody will know if I slip this gold plated Walther PPK into my pocket.")
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  13938. Congrats on 1 million Dr. Felton. My dad and I have clashed over the years but recently patched up our relationship and independently found you and ensure each other has seen your recent videos. Always excellent content my friend, glad to be a Patreon.
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  13939. Been watching you for years Mark. Congratulations!
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  13940. FINALLY 1 MILLION SUBS!!
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  13941. Congrats on 1 million, mark felton. I love your videos.
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  13942. The dry humour is killing me 😂
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  13943. Been a subscriber for years Mark.. this had me actually gut laughing! Anytime you upload it’s a must watch for me!
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  13944. This was indeed a funny one! This was a fine video Mark. It has given me the best laugh I have had all week long.
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  13945. Laughed all the way through this one 😂
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  13946. You killed it on this one. Excellent monologue.
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  13947. More poorly edited and clunky sound effects, love it. And 3:24 is gold
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  13948. felton just dropped his craziest video
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  13949. Dr Felton, I know the story of Col Tomb. I have read a few articles about the story your coverage was great.
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  13950. How nice is your short story looking forward for another info. Well narrated thx
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  13951. These videos are so amazing and high quality. Most of the history on this channel I didn’t even know about. Keep it up mate! 👍
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  13952. count me in
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  13953. Yes no dought about this chanel, Mark is doing great not easy to collect this many incidents.
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  13954. Another bed time story from the man, the myth, the Felton !
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  13955. now that was a seriously interesting video to watch thank you Mr. Felton. I really learn a lot of out of the box, never mentioned, little known events and battles from this channel. Mark Felton Productions is still the one and only channel I have an Intro music chair dance for lol.
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  13956. Excellent video thank you for sharing Mark.
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  13957. great video
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  13958. Thank you I always injoy your episodes
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  13959. Thanks for sharing.
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  13960. Thanks Mark! Greetings from Poland.
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  13961. Best youtuber ever
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  13962. Mark Could you Narrate my life? Awesome voice!
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  13963. Another beauty Dr Felton. You are my hero 🦸‍♂️
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  13964. always learn something new on this channel Thank you :)
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  13965. The Calliope was one of my favourites models I built as a kid. Many thanks for the backstory on it, Dr. Felton!
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  13966. Cant get bored of your work also your voice fit perfectly has a historian narator
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  13967. Bravo Dr Mark. I didn’t know there was another “animal” called the T-34. Never seen this before in all my years of studying WW2/Great Patriotic War.
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  13968. Thanks Mark, this is a third favorite this video. And please be careful of corona virus.!😘😘😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤝
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  13969. The father of my former GF was a driver with the Calgary Tanks. He spent the next two plus years as a POW.
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  13970. Love this channel. Def who I want to be when I grow up. Spinning cool history stuff for a living.
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  13971. Mark, I just saw an episode of Combat Trains on Smithsonian Channel and noticed you were prominent in the credits. You are the man!
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  13972. The image stabilisation in this video was great, it really adds a depth with the extra framerate and makes it more immersive, in my opinion. Thank you for the video.
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  13973. Great video, I knew of Dieppe but I have never seen presented so well.
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  13974. Outstanding as usual Sir! Never read much about Dieppe and I always wondered why they did it at all. Thank you for this great explanation.
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  13975. Mark greetings from Poland, thank you for covering this.
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  13976. there were also raids of some detachments of the Podlaska Cavalry Brigade and the Suwalska Cavalry Brigade in East Prussia.
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  13977. Not true. Watch his video on the liberation of Dachau by US Forces.
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  13978. Another piece of WWII history I never heard of. Well done Dr. Felton!
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  13979. I had never heard of this valiant attempt to strike back. Seems so often in human history, allies dilly dally and are of little use in the short run. Such difficulties for Poland. Thank you for bringing us overlooked history. Very best wishes for 2022 (Julian Calendar). Blessings.
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  13980. Babe wake up Mark Felton has uploaded a new Video, briliant as ever love your videos from Croatia!
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  13981. History at it's finest! Thank You Dr. Felton
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  13982. your quality of work mark, is worthy of a regularly scheduled TV program.
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  13983. Another fine production Dr Felton
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  13984. Amazing information! Had no idea this lady existed. Thanks mark!
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  13985. Absolutely fascinating. Completely unknown to me. Thank you!
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  13986. 👍🏻 very interesting and complete story. Thanx for sharing history.
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  13987. Great work sir.
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  13988. I may not always comment ....But you can bet im watching..!!! Thanks Dr.Felton
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  13989. Great story! (It could make a cool movie) I must also complement Mark on his German pronunciation. I watch so many other WW2 channels where the German names are almost unrecognizable. Unglaublich!
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  13990. Mark u the best
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  13991. I have a grandpa in Oléron, he mentioned how the German garrison was so dug in and used the islands inhabitants as almost human shields, they only surrendered at the end of the war
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  13992. Damn!!!! I was driving on the highway when I received notification. Had to stop beside the road for 12 minutes to get my Felton Fix
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  13993. Mr. Felton never ceases to amaze me!! I shall try to contribute to this wonderful channel. Danke Schön!
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  13994. Thanks mark your work makes Monday amazing thanks from Canada
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  13995. Outstanding video and presentation
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  13996. We love you Mark
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  13997. Thanks for the Sunday evening video Mark. Always appreciated.
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  13998. Awesome effort !!!!😊
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  13999. An interesting topic, surely the comment section will be calm and reasonable right?
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  14000. Love you 🌹 I watching your channel long time
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  14001. Yeah, that's kind of what history is. A study of the past.
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  14002. Hey I remember a lot of Good Men in the Buffet Wars of the late 1980s we lost many people to cold chafing dishes and bent dessert spoons !
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  14003. That Roy Batty quote is hilarious. 😂
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  14004. I like the way you can be so impartial about what you are giving a video on. Very hard to do
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  14005. Thank you for this very illuminating video! So many times I’ve seen footage or photos of Churchill in uniforms and wearing medals without ever questioning the background to them and now I know. I also love your irreverent taking-down of persons in authority and your strong sense of what is right and wrong.
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  14006. Mules were still being used by opposition forces in Burma in the 90's and 00's. They are essential to sustained operations in difficult mountain terrain. I also had the privilege of visiting the Royal Thai Army Mule centre with over 400 mules just outside of Chiang mai.
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  14007. About 10 years ago some WW2 army veteran mule handlers returned to Hawaii to tell about their experiences. They were used for setting up pill boxes on steep sites, for example bringing up heavy equipment to the top of Diamond Head. One told about pretending to have mule experience in order to get an apparently easy job, which turned out to be extremely challenging.
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  14008. I have hunted in Central Idaho with mules in the mountains. The mules were superior in many ways to horses. Grandfather was in WW1 fighting at high altitudes on the Italian side on the Austrian front. Mules and donkeys carried huge loads up into the Alps on terrible roads. After the war he returned to Sicily only to find all the animals had been requisitioned.This made it impossible to farm. There was a famine. This was one of the reasons he immigrated in 1922.
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  14009. Another good video.
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  14010. Saving Private Mule! great information like always. thanks for sharing.
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  14011. My hometown in Missouri provided @350,000 mules for service during WW1 for the US and the Brits. Local suppliers reportedly had capacity to stage @17,000 at a time for rail loading, with as many as 100 trains a day during surge periods. There was one of the huge barns still north of town a few years ago. Not sure if its still around as I've not been there for quite a while. Before that there were @180,000 for the Boer War. In WW2 Missouri mules were still used, obviously in much reduced numbers due to mechanization, but they were more widely sourced across the state.
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  14012. Thank you for the video Mark, my grandfather served as part of the Royal Leicestershire regiment (2nd Battalion I believe) and looked after mules during the second Chindit operation due to his experience in looking after horses. I have some of his letters and I get some background in what a lovely man he was in saying he was proud not to have lost any in his troop and got them all out again. Great pity he passed away before I was born but am very proud he did his bit.
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  14013. At time 8:50 the picture shows U.S. Marines using mules. They are at the USMC Mountain Warfare Training Center in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. As you stated, the Army has sent soldiers to the school to learn how to use these animals overseas.
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  14014. Fascinating, my Uncle signed up to get away from plowing behind a mule only to end up in Italy depending on them for supply!
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  14015. I enjoyed that one very much since I am a veterinarian. In fact I worked with a British veterinarian just over 40 years ago who had been a vet for the Chindits in the Burma theater. His name was Terry Boundy if I recall. He had some great stories of WWII.
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  14016. Brilliantly explained and introduced. A great video and a fair homage for the humblest player in WW2.
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  14017. Thanks Mark,my favorite domestic animal, still use them on my farm in South Africa. An old friend of mine owed his survival to mules in the Burma campaign.
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  14018. In this era of technology, it's worth taking a moment to consider that humanity would not have progressed as it did without animals such as the horse (and its variants) and the dog in the pre-industrial eras. Thank you for the reminder of that debt, Dr Felton.
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  14019. Mark Twain once said "The mule is the most patient animal on earth. He'll wait as long as 20 years for you to get into just the right spot for him to kick you into the next county!"
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  14020. The Morrocan Tabors were nicknamed "Royal Mule Force" by British Troops were they arrived in Italy.
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  14021. My late uncle was with the mules and the Chindits in the Burma jungle.
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  14022. Any day is brightened up by a Mark Felton documentary!
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  14023. When I think of anything war related, Dr marks put out a video on it the same day. HOW!!
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  14024. It’s like Christmas when Mark uploads a new video….even one I’ve seen before 😂😂
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  14025. Im a simple man, I see a new MFP video, I click on it.
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  14026. Thank You Mark for this informative and enjoyable Video!
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  14027. A 1 hour and 16 minute Mark Felton video posted at 0630 local time whilst I'm on the treadmill. Perfect timing!
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  14028. I'm snowed in inside my home and this is exactly what I needed. Dr Mark Felton > History channel.
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  14029. This will be one of Marks magnum opus I suspect.
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  14030. Thank you Mr Felton 👍
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  14031. Your Number 1 Mark. Top work as usual. Happy Friday!
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  14032. Thank you Dr Felton your photos of yourself with your shotgun and this new video are greatly appreciated😊
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  14033. Fascinating! Thank you for putting it all together.
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  14034. Mark Felton Productions is the flagship program of my “History channel”
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  14035. Fascinating !
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  14036. I would like to see at least some of that collection in a museum. Strangely enough, the Kaiser’s rebuilt palace in Berlin might just be the best place for such a collection.
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  14037. This is new news for me. Thank you. 🤓
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  14038. Thanks for a great video Dr. Felton, greetings from France !
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  14039. Thanks!
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  14040. Sir!!! Your Video is outstanding!!! Thank you for sharing this
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  14041. Road to 1000000 subscribers Mark👍🏻👏🏻😊 let’s go
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  14042. Excellent Mark , thanks so much again , and off course , cheers from MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY.
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  14043. Thankyou once again for another trip back in time your videos are Excellent and I really look forward to seeing them your way of explaining and exploring complex issues makes it understandable to everyone Excellent Thankyou
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  14044. I am old enough to remember the media eagerly awaiting for the London Police to release their Jack the Ripper files in 1988. Needless to say, the results were disappointing.
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  14045. Big fan! Happy thanksgiving from your brother across the Atlantic. Cheers.
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  14046. I really can't see how anything to do with Himmler or Hess should continue to be withheld or needs to be from the public. In Himmler's case if all they are withholding is confirmation that one of the British soldiers guarding him actually killed him then we should know because lots of us in the same position would have done the same to that monster. Regarding Hess, I think we should know if he was drawn to UK by a very clever intelligence op or came because some high up pro Nazi figure encouraged him to come. In both scenarios there is nothing to be embarrassed about now over 80 years later. As to the death of Hess it would shut down all the nonsense about how he died and whether in fact the man who died in Spandau prison was the real deal (which I believe he was) and not a double. Finally I doubt there is more any retained papers could tell us about Edward VIII and his pro-Nazi sympathies. We know the Queen Mother disliked Mrs Simpson so if she had been spectacularly rude about her it would merely confirm the rumours. I look forward to your production on Hess In due course Dr Felton. I am sure you won't disappoint.
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  14047. Yes! finally! Cheers from NJ.
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  14048. I did a paper on Unit 731 for a Military History course in college. More people need to be aware of Unit 731 and the Japanese atrocities in WW2. Seems the attention is always on the US using the atomic bomb on Japan and never on what Japan did to POW’s and civilians. My professor was awesome but I sure wish it would have been Mark conducting the course.
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  14049. Thanks again Mark
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  14050. thank u for all your effort to enlighten us 👌
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  14051. Excellent as always!
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  14052. Congratulations Mark. You come up with some fantastic footage!
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  14053. 10/10 title. Thanks for all the content Mark!
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  14054. I love this channel, always well done. Learn something new everytime I watch
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  14055. Thank you so much, factual and informative. A big thumbs up, especially for leaving out propaganda 👍
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  14056. Whoa! Dr Felton must be setting some record here. 17k views & >1600 comments. That's a 10% engagement rate. Not too shabby!
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  14057. Wow, what a GREAT man “Mark Felton Production” you know a lot about these stories. I wished you uploaded more about this.
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  14058. Another excellent history lesson. Thank you Mark.
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  14059. Way to go Mark. This channel is one of the best, if not THE best, on WW2 history. I learn new things every time I watch it. Keep up the good work bud.👍🏻
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  14060. I am consistently impressed with your knowledge of WWII. I am always learning new things. my father and grandfather were soldiers in this war. they have told so much, but you keep showing me new sides. Thank you
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  14061. So important to tell our history, so we don’t repeat it !!! Great channel !!
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  14062. Another new video! Keep up the hard work Mr Felton!
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  14063. The content you hit the like only by listening to the intro song. Fantastic as usual!
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  14064. Excellent video again, sir. I am always very impressed when I see footage from this era for the first time. Bravo!
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  14065. I'm a simple man. I see a Mark Felton video. I watch it.
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  14066. A notification shortly followed by that theme music. You just know it's going to be good.
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  14067. JUST after lunch, an upload appears, kick back boys Dr. Felton is here!
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  14068. Again something about the second world war that in all my reading I have never heard about. Thank you for enlightening me yet again 👍
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  14069. Mark's on a roll, one video almost every week or so. Smashing job sir. And how about making a few videos about the colonies.
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  14070. Brilliant Mark. Superb, professional and immersive. You think you know WWII and then you watch Mark's mini-docos and new vistas open up...
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  14071. Wow. Thank you. I am german, and I had absolutely no idea about most of what I learned here. Thank you.
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  14072. Buffalo Airways in Canada are perhaps one of if not the largest operators of WW2 era aircraft in regular passenger and cargo service.
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  14073. Thanks for the work you put into the channel. We all benefit.
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  14074. Original DC 3’s and C47s fly over my house nearly every morning-I like to say I got some pretty dam cool alarm clocks every morning Thanks to Buffalo Airways up In Hay River NWT Canada
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  14075. My very first time to fly was on board a Southern Airways DC-3 back in the early 60's and I've been in love with those planes ever since.
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  14076. About that copy of the Dak in North Korea, Mark - KPAF tailcode 504 is still in their inventory as of 2019 and was spotted flying by a group of aviation enthusiasts that year
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  14077. My cousin, who passed away just a few weeks ago, flew C-47’s over the hump in World War Two.
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  14078. After making videos on tanks still in service I was waiting for this one!
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  14079. Mom worked at Douglas. 😁 Long Beach, A-20, A-26, DC-3, etc.
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  14080. I am always amazed by the thoroughness of Dr. Felton’s research.
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  14081. Excellent program! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  14082. Dr. Felton... i have been waiting on edge & constantly searching & scanning the tube for your next video to drop... hoping & praying you might just actually do one on this very subject. Thank you sir, you're a gentleman & a scholar!! Cheers from across the pond
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  14083. of course Dr. Felton was manufactured and not born
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  14084. Ya gotta love a Dr Felton video! ❤🎉
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  14085. As always Mark, you never fail to disappoint.Thank you for the great video once again!🎉❤
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  14086. Very good, and indeed needed material.
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  14087. Love your channel keep up the good work 💪🙏
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  14088. Thank you Dr Felton 👍🏻
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  14089. Been watching these videos for a long time.... Just quality work always! Thank you
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  14090. Great video!
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  14091. I visited KSC about a month ago. I saw one of the those yellow APC's outside the vehicle assemby building
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  14092. The Mrap has an airbrake system. Like commercial trucks. You must have airpressure to release the brakes. I wonder about the by pass for that ? The M113 might be old, But new is not always better.
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  14093. Always a great day for a mark Felton video
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  14094. M113 .. always liked these tough tracked boxes. Interesting vid again 👍
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  14095. Fantastic video! Love your videos and keep up the work!
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  14096. Absolutely excellent love the content of your videos thanks Dr Felton
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  14097. Thank You Dr.Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos !
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  14098. I clicked on the video so fast, that the title was still loading.
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  14099. Great content as always Mark !
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  14100. Thanks again for an amazing piece of history Sir Felton.
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  14101. If you look at Dr Felton's other videos he discusses Göring's upbringing and connection to royalty and wealth I believe it was the one on Göring's WWI service I watched it just a couple months ago
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  14102. Excellent video, Mark, and a very interesting story, good luck, Mike
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  14103. Another wonderful video Mark!
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  14104. Dr.Felton you are amazing! There's almost no historical event of 20th century that you haven't covered. Currently I am in Finland and wanted to go back in time and see how this small nation defended its beautiful country. Also for them who want to learn more about this mysterious country and nation i'd suggest to read the book: 'Finland, The Country of White Lilies' by Grigory Petrov
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  14105. although this is one of the most presented topics in the last few years by this so called history youtube channels with all the fancy computeranimations, the mark felton approach is as magnificent as expected.
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  14106. Can hardly wait for part 2!
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  14107. Pretty sure the photos are easy to find online. I've seen them in documentaries before.
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  14108. Excellent content. Recent subscriber, though I've been watching with great interest for years.
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  14109. Oh, a 23 minute video from Dr. Felton <rubs hands together in gleeful anticipation of learning something new and interesting>.
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  14110. I stopped cutting two and a half acres of grass and field just to come in and watch this video fantastic
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  14111. Jumping in darkness is a scary thing......Thank you Sir. Shoe🇺🇸
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  14112. Wonderful video. Many thanks, Dr, Felton.
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  14113. Damn, might have to rewatch BoB again, what a shame... lol.
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  14114. In 1996 at a Historical Society meeting a area man displayed a Nazi flag which he said he'd taken from the Eagles Nest. He said only way he could 'prove' it would be by contact a Major Winters. At time I had never heard of winters or Band of Brothers.
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  14115. Well done on discovering this information Mark, you could work for the CIA, the names Felton, Mark Felton, 🤵. 👍👍.
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  14116. Thanks Doc Felton, seeing a new video from you is what I need to get over another COVID-19 lockdown day in New Zealand. Keep them coming!
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  14117. In Australia, in the middle of another lockdown. Thanks for the entertaining distraction Mark
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  14118. Thank you Mark. I am very grateful for your Videos. Greetings from Germany✌
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  14119. How did I not know about this? Thanks Dr. Felton. You’re a wealth of information.
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  14120. $6 per week is like $100 per week in today's money or $2.50 per hour to put it in perspective.
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  14121. This is the only channel I can confidently like the video before I even watch it
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  14122. Greetings from your fan and new subscriber from India 😍🇮🇳🇮🇳
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  14123. Happy Halloween Dr Felton and thank you for the pleasure your videos bring to us history buffs.
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  14124. Outstanding as always Mike, great story and very interesting coincidence. Thumbs up for your chanel.
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  14125. Mark Felton creates quality entertainment.
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  14126. Well the myth was a bit scary but the license plate then... OMFG I SCARED THE SH*T OUTTA ME
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  14127. A good one! Thank you.
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  14128. Thanks Mark for this another amazing video this will be on my playlist!💗
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  14129. Quite a surprise to see all that use of the Nazi German troops, Yet, totally sensible as described. Once again, a great, informative, interesting vid from Mark.
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  14130. My great grandfather fought with the 2nd Canadian Division during ww2. Was wounded in the battle of the Scheldt. Had his toes blown off by a MG42 while hiding under a cargo truck. The few stories i remember from my grandfather about his dad, were mostly about the chocolate bars and how much he hated them. That's the main ration they had through a lot of the ugly battles. He also mentioned how he was haunted by a young German he had to kill in hand to hand combat during the landings (never mentioned where exactly, maybe caen). He ended up losing his mind and spent most of his life after the war in a mental hospital. A sad end to a great man. My grandfather was born in 45' after my great grandfather got home from the war. So here is to that German machine gunner, If you had better aim i wouldn't be here.
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  14131. You're a star, Mark... here's to 1 million subs.
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  14132. Intro starts : me shouting to my girlfriend : okay Komrades, for Stalin and mother Russia. Let's march to battle.
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  14133. Another outstanding episode...👍
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  14134. Great stuff as always Mark. Many thanks for all your vids this year and I hope you have a super Christmas!
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  14135. I was stationed at the Ferris Barracks in Erlangen from 1983 to 1985. I recall seeing that tank on display near our parade ground.
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  14136. Perfect timing. Just having my morning coffee on a very chilly December morning. Cheers from a chilly (-35c) Canada
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  14137. I’m a simple man, I see a new mark Felton video and I click watch
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  14138. Keep up the great work Mark!
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  14139. Outstanding video. Thank you for another masterful lesson.
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  14140. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  14141. Once again, you provide knowledge and stories that blow my mind. You deserve 6 mil subscribers instead of 600k. You are the best!
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  14142. Highly informative 🙏
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  14143. Well done Dr Felton. As always.
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  14144. Exceptional content again, Mr. Felton. Thanks for your dedication and presentation of the unvarnished history of this era.
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  14145. Mark IS Amazing, Thanks 👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  14146. This is the way I like documentaries to be made! Well done, Mark.
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  14147. Another excellent video film. I'm a Scot, but I live in Bulgaria. Thanks for the local history lesson.
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  14148. Great video. Thank you from Bulgaria!
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  14149. Mark Felton has come up with another 5 ⭐️ episode.
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  14150. Very interesting and entertaining..best of the best as always. Ty Mark Felton
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  14151. Almost 3,000 views in 12 minutes. Nuts. Great work!
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  14152. Going to subscribe on Patreon, thank you!!
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  14153. Dr. Felton, you are the MAN💪🏼‼️
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  14154. Nice change of pace from the bullets and bombs, well done. 👍
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  14155. Happy new year , best wishes for 2020
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  14156. A video of a cat, with dramatic music, true perfection
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  14157. epic music over cats walking lol
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  14158. Nice. I like little bits of random history like this.
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  14159. good one, well done.
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  14160. This was absolute gold!
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  14161. I love this channel. Also Humphrey seems misunderstood.
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  14162. never miss a video, thank you for all your hard work
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  14163. I'm very happy that Mark Felton made a video about my one of my fav war ship ever... the Prinz Eugen
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  14164. Amazing how tough the Prinz Eugen was. Great video!
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  14165. Parts of San Francisco are built on fill with old 19th century sailing ships. They turn up now and then when basements are excavated for new buildings.
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  14166. Thank you Mark. I grew up in Brixham in the 70’s. My Father who is ex RN told us boys about the Submarine in Dartmouth but never mentioned the German vessel. Every time we visited Dartmouth he’d tell us about it and we’d just roll our eyes in a “Oh not not this story again way!” He’s still with us and I’ll take great delight showing him your video. 🤓
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  14167. Mark, I'm impressed how much you dig up from history. Even things that have yet to be dug up. Cheers from Roskilde, Denmark.
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  14168. As always Mark uploads quality videos
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  14169. I couldn’t click fast enough! There’s many shipwrecks off the coast of Boston, including a German submarine.
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  14170. I absolutely love your channel! You find the coolest obscure stories. Thanks for the video!
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  14171. You never fail to educate me a little more, sir. Cheers, Mark!
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  14172. I've learned more about WW2 from this channel and entertained too
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  14173. EXCELLENT JOB WELL DONE 👏 ✔️ 👍
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  14174. Thank You Dr. Felton Very Much Enjoyed Your Video Thanks for your Expertise Love The Channel
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  14175. In-depth great research 🧐 thank you for sharing.
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  14176. Great interest in ww2 history thanks for bringing this to our attention. I love your channel.
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  14177. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  14178. Thank you for the lesson.
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  14179. amazing content as always :)
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  14180. Short and to the point... Good little video 👉💎👈❗
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  14181. Fantastic Content!
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  14182. I love these WW2 weapon videos!
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  14183. Pumping out quality content week on week, now that's Feltoning!
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  14184. Thanks as always 📚
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  14185. That rule was only implemented after WW2, Roosevelt is the only US president to be elected 4 times.
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  14186. On Mark Felton's channel, even the advert is extremely interesting
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  14187. Thank you for this very high quality document.
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  14188. This story is amazing. Anti gravity and Mark Felton. What more do you need?
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  14189. I've been waiting for this video for so many years!!!
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  14190. Dr.Felton again comes thought simple and unbias ,just the facts Thank-You.
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  14191. I love your vids mark
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  14192. Wow. I learn something absolutely every time I watch your videos. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  14193. No, the Danish flag has a white, Nordic Cross.
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  14194. Confusingly similar, but no, the Danish flag Dannebrog has a Nordic Cross. The shade of the red is probably also a tad darker on Dannebrog.
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  14195. Very interesting and fascinating.
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  14196. I was the first like for this video 😃 thanks again mark happy new year
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  14197. I sometimes like to think that I know a fair bit about WW2, what with my history degree. Then Mark Felton releases a video... 😒
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  14198. I'll watch big screen tonight, always thumbs up. 👍 8
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  14199. Thanks mark for making another vid of this beautiful vessel keep up the amazing work
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  14200. Interesting as always!
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  14201. You find the stories that were overlooked or forgotten by most of us, excellent research Mark 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏😊👍👍
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  14202. Another fantastic video Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  14203. Thanks for the video! If you are interested, in the Batlle on the Island, I recommend visiting museum Niemandsland or no mans land in Gendt
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  14204. I remember when tattooed in West Germany,participating in the Nijmegen March to commomerate the battle. Had a great time. Paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne were tripping out. Brits too.
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  14205. Your vignettes never cease to be impressive, Mark.
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  14206. Thank you for the excellent content mark
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  14207. People thirty for appreciation hearts I guess? but I haven't seen a video from Mark that wasn't interesting, might as well give a thumbs up at the start 👍
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  14208. Thanks for extremely detailed materials, unique in their subjects, something really different and valuable, rare on Youtube. I know I'm an irrelevant viewer, but, with my personal right to an opinion on your public materials, I rate them at the highest rank here, along with other specialised channels as qualitative as yours. Sincere congratulations, sir!
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  14209. I guessed correctly at 3:13 just by the info provided! My Monday accomplishment :) Thanks Mark for the great video, thank you for your work and side note - Am I the only one that does a little dance to the opening tune? Lol
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  14210. I absolutely love this channel! Keep the great content coming sir!
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  14211. Thank you. Enjoyed this a lot
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  14212. Thank you Mark! for your great work and for preserving History. I love watching your Videos.
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  14213. lovely video
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  14214. I appreciate your work. It's a passionated living history. Thx for your efforts to make your decent documentaries.
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  14215. Mark, Thanks for these reports. I first came across your work with the WW2 and WW1 clips, but this new work is fascinating. JB
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  14216. More excellent programming from Mark Felton. 👍
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  14217. As always a very interesting take on world history...thanks mark Felton!
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  14218. These days it's called "Loss of control due to Spatial Disorientation"
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  14219. You have to be the best and coolest YouTuber out there lots of love from Turkey mate, I love your videos
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  14220. Happy Holidays 🏆🏆🏆❄️🙏🎉 Thank you for sharing
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  14221. Another great video. I like the shorter format! Thanks Dr Mark!
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  14222. Another great video Dr Mark, really interesting thank you.
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  14223. The 45th Infantry Museum in Oklahoma City will surprise almost anyone, with the depth of its collections: well worth visiting.
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  14224. Enjoyed your turn of the phrase: Light trespassing. Brilliant!
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  14225. Loved the convenient little conversion to freedom units at 2:05 for our friends overseas 🤣
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  14226. I think he want to do lot of interviews..maybe to get a clear verified opinion,views and pictures everything about hess...collecting datas,then pick a strong interesting points,do narratives and editing
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  14227. Well, you missed his flat in Thierschstraße, where he lived from 1920-1929. I can see on the backside of this house from my kitchen 😀
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  14228. Great video. Thanks.
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  14229. Another great video! Thanks!!!
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  14230. There where Belgian troops in Germany for a long time, my father served for 2,5 years at Ludenscheid.
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  14231. Thanks a lot, Dr. Felton, yours make it better easier for me when l was young l was reading the rise and fall of the 3rd reich's William Shearer, but now yours great posts are explained with films and more details.
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  14232. Hey Mate! I just wanted to tell you how much i love your channel. I subscribed a few weeks ago and can't stop watching your videos. It's awesome to see a little more about the german side from ww2, which is still quite rare. I've been interested in ww2 pretty much my whole life but you show me things i've never heard about before. You make the current situation much easier to bear! Thank you very very much and i wish you all the best for you and your channel. Greetings from Walsrode, Germany.
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  14233. Glad to see you having sponsorship, Dr. Felton. I don't have a problem with you inserting it at the beginning of your videos (especially with the unfair demonetization practices these days).
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  14234. Been playing War Thunder since 2016! Love it! Pairing it up with Mark Felton is fantastic!
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  14235. Fascinating as always Mr.Felton. You're one of the only reasons a lot of us still use Youtube! Thank you once again!
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  14236. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  14237. Thanks Dr Felton!
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  14238. All corrected and edited 👍.
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  14239. Great videos thank you
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  14240. Doctor Mark, I was at Bovington a few years after this Movie came out. I got a chance to see the (now running ) Tiger Tank in pieces as they were going to restore it sometime soon ( as one Museum Staff Member noted ). I also got to see what 'looked like' a Tiger in the back of the Museum. The armor boomed when struck with a closed hand as if it were hollow in addition to having some Russian looking running gear. The Staff Museum Member who observed me looking it over commended me on realizing it was not a real Panzer. Nice to know that this 'Tiger' is still in England tho' no longer at Bovington. I think that Bovington is well off with the real Thing at any rate! ;0) Thank you for this fun ( Halftrack ambush so interestingly described ;0) and informative video.
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  14241. Totally agree with you Dr Felton "Fury" was an abomination of a WW2 movie!
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  14242. That Opel Olympia MIGHT be a Moskvitch 400-420. Russians took the body stamping molds from opels factory as a war prize and made their own version
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  14243. Good stuff Mark .. Thank you.
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  14244. God was wonderful story I never knew that gladiator to participated in World War II to that extent and thank you for highlighting Irish Air Corps as I live in Ireland now and they never seem to be highlighted in anything 👍🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 I have to put England Scotland Wales because there doesn't seem to be out British flag on my phone 🙄😂
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  14245. THE GLOSTER GLADIATOR! Myeesssss thank you Mr. Felton!
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  14246. This channel never disappoints me. Keep up the good work mark!
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  14247. You would figure that the wings were in the same railroad cars. Great video Dr. Felton! 👍👍👍
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  14248. A Mark Felton upload on Friday.. morning made
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  14249. Liked already and I haven't seen it yet.
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  14250. Excellent video Sir!
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  14251. Going to the Polish aviation museum in May, can't wait now I've watched this.
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  14252. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  14253. You remind me of the Gurkhas, Mark. No-one says a bad word about you
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  14254. Sensational film Dr Mark. 🇬🇧
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  14255. Fantastic new video from the Doc. Always interesting and engaging and also very rare stories.
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  14256. 12:40 Glücksburg Castle (Schloß Glücksburg) is 4 miles EAST of the Naval School Flenburg-Mürwik!
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  14257. Dr Felton, thank you for your diligence in this matter. This story aught to be a movie.
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  14258. A natural historian, researcher, and narrator. Thank you for bringing these tales to light, I look forward to pt. 2.
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  14259. Glückburg or lyksborg as it is called in danish is also where the danish royal family is from
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  14260. My dearest Mark let me say to you guarding Hitler are awsome
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  14261. Dear Mr. Felton, As a former cadet of the naval school mürwik I would like to give you the hint that the sports school is not at the place where it is marked in the video, it is at the place where the e of your labeling of marine academy. I hope this helps for this or further videos.
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  14262. Excellent work Dr. Felton. Thank you. Roll on episode 2.
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  14263. Effing brilliant! Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  14264. Fascinating! I wait impatiently for the next installment.
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  14265. Great Work Mr Felton Looking forward to the following Episode Cheers 👍😊
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  14266. I've been watching ur vids every single day and I wish I could donate to ur fund but the least I can do is "liking" & commenting!
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  14267. Thank you fo r the great history videos Mr Felton! Loved listening to you on the WW2 podcast!
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  14268. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  14269. Excellent . Really enjoyed this one. It was like an adventure film . Picking crew , navigation , surprise attack , difficult flying conditions , lost in the desert , communication difficulties , rescue mission , and hot coffee and sausage , excellent . I kept seeing Flight of the Phoenix in my head . Well done . The story would have made a film .
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  14270. Its always a treat when the good doctor uploads
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  14271. This channel is like if history channel was infinitely better
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  14272. Well done. Thank you.
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  14273. One of my favorite YouTube channels back at it again. Salute to you.
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  14274. Your videos are incredible thank you!
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  14275. "It belongs in a museum". Indiana Jones.
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  14276. Man i thought this was a meme thumbnail and then I saw it was a mark felton vid. Another great one too.
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  14277. Another video with content from outside of this Universe 👌.
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  14278. Amazing story almost forgotten to history....As Always you are "the best of the best" .....thank you Mark Felton
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  14279. Another Awesome video Doc, love the footage you find!!😊
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  14280. Another excellent history lesson. Thanks
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  14281. Good Video! More History I Did Not Know. Thank You.
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  14282. I never pass on as Felton video! Cheers, Mark!
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  14283. I subscribed when there were about 50 thousand people signed up, now you’re creeping up on a million. Thank you and well done sir, well done indeed.
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  14284. Every high school history class should have mark Felton vids as a requirement and quizzes on them afterwards
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  14285. Bombers filled with hope. I love these stories, Professor Felton’s videos are gems.
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  14286. Excellent work Sir. Love the history lessons i never knew existed. Well done.
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  14287. Man, i simply love this Channel and never miss a single vid. There are so many things that Sir Felton taught to us that is almost unbeliavable, really apreciate your efforts and the quality of you productions mate, who could imagine a fantastic history like that when Allied bombers dropped food behind German lines in an aggrement with the Axis? Its Just fantastic to learn that, that is why i never miss a video. Btw this shows How stupid Wars are...
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  14288. I have to get serious , I need to approach out local school board and push to have these incredible snippets of history made part of daily “ civics or social studies “ or whatever Orwellian name they give to history these days , these videos are short enough for short attention spans of the X Box. Generation I call upon all viewers to shake off the dust of inertia and let’s make Mark’s work get to the younger generation!!
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  14289. 27k views in 1 hour, about 450 views per minute. Whatever video Dr Felton rolls out, one can safely say it's a quality well research video!
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  14290. Once again Mark a superb video ..😎
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  14291. Mark Felton- A Sentient being dedicated You tube Excellence......Cousin of Agent Smith.
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  14292. Mark, a person who carries has the goal to have the weapon completely concealed. You don't want anyone else to know that you're carrying a firearm. Some micros are so small and light they can be carried in a pants or shirt pocket without drawing attention. Great video though. Love that you mix current events/issues with older historic stuff!
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  14293. Mark Felton , hopefully you come visit america or possibly move here one day , America still is hanging on to our firearms , we would welcome you to rural american culture and plenty of your subs would love for you to shoot their firearms , plenty of surplus weapons that are full auto for you to shoot and review, just look up full auto gun rentals in america , and have the time of your life ..God Bless Mark and get across the pond to your brothers in America
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  14294. Very cool Mark. Thank you for talking about this!
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  14295. In Cyprus, in the British sector of the UN buffer zone the armoury holds several weapons owned by the Greek Cypriot National Guard. 7.62 HK G3 rifles straight from the Cold War. A few Mauser K98s are present as well. No idea how they got there!
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  14296. fascinating episode!
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  14297. we are very proud of all our buys serving in Sirius Patruljen.
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  14298. I live in Pond Inlet, where the picture at 1:35 is from, I know most of the people in that image. Cool to see a video on the Rangers, and good job Mr Felton!
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  14299. Hey Mark . . I got the first comment . . yay me . . you do a great job . .the best narration on history . . how do you have the time to do that much research ? I'd be at it forever
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  14300. Very well done again! Thanks a lot Mark!
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  14301. A fascinating 4 part series with excellent research. I only found your channel over Christmas and it has already become my go to place for in depth documentaries. Very well done!
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  14302. i was waiting for this, great!
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  14303. It's content such as this that caused me to increase my Patron support. And well worth it.
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  14304. You sir are a legend in our time. Your research and story telling prowess knows no bounds. Thank you again
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  14305. Ahhh my favorite channel here we go. Yes!!!!
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  14306. I’ve been so excited for this video!
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  14307. Thank you for a fantastic and in-depth series Dr. Felton 🙏
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  14308. Outstanding presentation🙏🕋1!$ Reminds me of my cambridge "a" level history classes but on a higher level🙏🕌1!$
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  14309. Very impressive Mr Felton, very impressive indeed. Thank you for the very fascinating and educational video. Keep doing what you do
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  14310. Now this is the type of video I love.
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  14311. My Army Reserve unit trained with German Reservists in the 90s and I got to fire the MG3. Very hard to control, German machine gunners have to be very well trained.
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  14312. Fantastic as always so interesting can't wait for the next chapter hopefully very soon thank-you.
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  14313. Fascinating stuff.
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  14314. Wow, what an upload. Thank you very much Doctor, always appreciated and this time you've outdone yourself.
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  14315. The next episode can't come soon enough!
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  14316. Excellent as always
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  14317. This is very educational thanks.
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  14318. I never fully read up on the history of Iraq before Saddam. Such a great, informative video. Thanks.
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  14319. Great History lesson!! THAT was Awesome, never knew that the Middle East was as such a Mess it was then like it Now!!
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  14320. Thank you for the documentry.
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  14321. i love you Dr Felton thank you so much for inlighting us again
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  14322. Thank you, a masterclass in post-war Mesopotamian history.
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  14323. ..always a Good Friday with a new post from Dr. Felton...:)
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  14324. Sorry to be nitpicking, Berchtesgaden is in Upper Bavaria.
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  14325. Wow, I've ridden my bicycle along that route frequently, under the FDR of course, on my way to the Williamsburg or Brooklyn Bridges! Or other points in Manhattan. The very next time I do I will be thinking of Bristol on the Severn River, and the fact that they are an important part of our beloved NYC. And I will be sure to try to find the plaque at Waterside Plaza (thank you Cary Grant).
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  14326. Across the Hudson River in New Jersey there is a swamp that's infamous as a dumping ground for toxic chemicals and dead mobsters. A lot of the this rubble from the Blitz was dumped there as well.
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  14327. Fascinatong!! I work in the Bristol Royal Infirmary which gives me one of the best views of Bristol available. I often try and work out how it would have looked pre-blitz. My mother can also recall the rubble and empty spaces where buildings stood well into the '50s.
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  14328. MFP managed to find video of the FDR drive with the traffic actually moving! Where did Dr. Felton acquire this remarkable footage?
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  14329. Fascinating history Dr Felton!🎉
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  14330. A similar use was made in the seventeenth century of new bricks to ballast VOC ships sailing to the East. They were unloaded to take on board china, thea, cinnamon etc. and used to build fortifications that still stand today in Indonesia and Sri Lanka. I suppose the British, French and Spanish did similar things.
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  14331. What an incredible story. Thank you.
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  14332. Wow. Good work researching this old timer. Thank you.
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  14333. Something totally unexpected again! Thanks!
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  14334. My dad served on it when it was the new Bundesmarine boat
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  14335. I had no idea that this ship even existed although I lived just across the river for almost three decades! Our government won't save her. I guess as long as there isn't anybody from outside of Germany who's interested in buying her, she'll be scrapped anytime soon. Oh, the "äu" in "Räumboot" as well as the "eu" in the city of Neuss are pronounced "oi" like in "noise".
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  14336. 1.33 million subscribers! Im genuinely so happy for you, and the 1.33 million other people who will learn and be entertained so much. Thank you for all of your videos and books
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  14337. Felton's documentaries are the best of the best.
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  14338. You’re so the man in the know. Happy belated Dads Day!😽
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  14339. How interesting! Thank you Mark!
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  14340. Interesting and worthwhile video.
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  14341. Another great video!
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  14342. Great video!
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  14343. Terrific job Mark. Brought tears to my eyes then sobbed remembering my darling Dad who served in the RAN in the Pacific. I'm Australian and all your descriptions re the old chaps fit with my gentleman Dad. Thank you. Julie 75yo.
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  14344. I can clearly remember going to the Cenotaph, on Remembrance Day, and watching my Grandpa, and his WWI buddies, march past. I swear, that was just yesterday!
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  14345. Watching this of course is emotional, I realized I joined the USA Army in 1985 40 years after WWII and I am still serving realizing 40 yrs later, 80 years after WWII. Wow speechless
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  14346. Dr. Mark, until my high school years in the mid 80's, there were still plenty of WW1 vets to ride in the July 4th parades. I didn't really appreciate them at the time.
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  14347. My dad was medic 1:10 bronze star purple heart oak leaf Custer I put his name on ww2 memorial Washington John S.Caleca he gone he never spoke of the war 😮 very little the greatest generation 💜
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  14348. They had an American Legion down the street from me and They remember the 48 and 8 veterans from WW1 still around in the 60s.
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  14349. Happy V-E day!
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  14350. Superb Dr Felton and Happy VE-Day!
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  14351. Fascinating, thank you!
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  14352. Another good video, Mark.
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  14353. I was hoping for this, very excited.
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  14354. Excellent explanation of a very confusing period.
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  14355. love the photo of Mark just chilling with his skis on hehe
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  14356. Another great piece. Always appreciated Dr Felton.
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  14357. ? Mark I love your videos on Berchtesgaden as I visited as a kid (when it was still largely under US control) and as an adult (after all the areas had been returned to Germany). Please do more videos like this and publish the rest of your visit to the eagles nest. Love all your content.
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  14358. 16 Prinzregentenplatz. There's a video about it by Dr Felton called 'Capturing Hitler's apartment', uploaded about eight months ago.
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  14359. Keep 'em coming Mark, they're so good it's frightening!
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  14360. Spotted a holiday snap in that video...Dr Felton on skis. 🙂
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  14361. Thank you for all the great documentaries! They are very well researched and well done. I have learned quite a bit!
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  14362. It’s good to see tiger 114 survived the war and be saved from be scrapped to a display in a museum today great story Dr Felton.
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  14363. Fantastic I, was stationed at Baumholder from 1992 to 1994 and never knew that the French with German armor were stationed there.
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  14364. What a great treat for the bank holiday weekend!
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  14365. its so nice see your video again dr felton
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  14366. Interesting stuff and I didn't know you live in Norwich - must visit there sometime soon, I grew up very close to Woodley Aerodrome, near Reading where Douglas Bader crashed and lost his legs. We used to play on the old runway and in the bunkers and control tower in the late 1960's, now sadly a housing estate, although there is a small aviation museum there.
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  14367. A fine city. Much of Great Yarmouth and Gorleston areas in particular also contain many sites like this. Great video.
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  14368. When I was a kid in the mid-sixties, there was still bomb damage visible in many British cities, and in particular, in Plymouth, where my aunt and uncle and cousins lived. My cousin and I loved to play around in the bombed-out houses, which were, of course, strictly off-limits for public safety reasons. That never stopped us!
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  14369. my maternal grandmother was a Swiss citizen living in England during the war there was no safe passage granted back to her native country. She told me stories of getting off the streets well bombs are falling and aerate sirens going. Once saw a map showing dots where all the bombs landed in London during the war seem like there was very little that was untouched! Another great video sir thank you
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  14370. Awesome video per usual. Lord Felton dropping historical knowledge on us. Cheers 🍻, take care and stay frosty 🇨🇦🫡🇬🇧
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  14371. Wow! Fascinating Mark! To think that people living and working in this, and other areas of Briton, don’t know of the destruction and loss of life right where they are! Those bomb location maps must be gold for historians like yourself! Thank you for your work! 👍
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  14372. I'm also a Norwich resident, and love this city. It has the biggest collection of medieval churches in north-west Europe - a collection that would have been bigger but for the Luftwaffe.
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  14373. Great way to start the week, a lesson from Dr. History! Thank you for keeping history alive Dr. Felton!!
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  14374. Liverpool has a number of famous bomb sites such as St Luke's Church. Another thing people can look for is tether points for blimps. Some of these were made from the oddest of things eg an old water tank filled with ballast and concrete. My brother found some quite by accident a few years ago. If you do happen to find one they often have a metal "eye" somewhat akin to the poles used for setting out barbed wire and the like.
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  14375. If one pays attention one can still see American Civil War damaged sights as they drive through towns in the American Southeastern states. Georgia for example has the famous Cannonball House in the central Georgia town of Macon.
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  14376. Very interesting piece of work, thank you Mark!
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  14377. As a small boy in the 1970,s I always noticed that my grandparents house in Plymouth had a door on the wall at the end 2 stories up and yellow wallpaper on the outside .. They lived in a terraced row of houses ( Gibbon St , Plymouth) and a stick of bombs had taken out some of the houses . The houses are long gone now and new student accommodation stands there now .
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  14378. It's a fascinating look into the past. Similar things can be done around Hull, near where I grew up, as it suffered heavily during the war, but you need to know where to look. Also, pertaining to the end of your interesting video, there's nothing more chilling (to me at least) than the sound of air raid warning sirens wailing away.
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  14379. Has anyone noticed that at the end of Dr. Mark's recent videos that he's been incorporating various sound effects? His videos have gotten better as he goes along. And continue to be rich in information.
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  14380. Though I knew about the raid all this time I've gone up Dereham Rd and have been oblivious to this. Nice one Mark keeping it local.
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  14381. Have something very similar to this near me on a crossroads, bombed, some parts never rebuilt, others with building that stick out due to different architecture. Thank you. 🙏🙏
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  14382. Overnighting in Dunkirk I noticed the bullet holes all across the front of the town hall. What struck me was their height, about twelve feet above the floor, as if someone was shooting high. And there are towns in Italy, Palermo being one, and another whose name I can't recall in the centre of the country, which are similarly riddled. Their old walled, hilltop towns, in particular, would have been nightmares to take, with their narrow, twisting streets. Lest we forget......
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  14383. Really interesting Mark. We appreciate your time in researching this. I imagine there's many places around England like this where people pass by everyday without knowing the history of that particular area... Thank you 👍
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  14384. Simply the best history channel anywhere! Mr Felton is perhaps also the finest story teller of history I've ever heard. In these dark winter, covid-19 days, Mark's stories are my favorite way to pass the time and to push all the covid/election news out of my weary mind. Thank you so much Mark Felton!!!
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  14385. I really enjoyed this one Mark, thanks.
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  14386. Fascinating Dr Felton. I've been up in a glider but this takes things to a whole new level! Thanks for sharing.
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  14387. You think you've heard everything about the war....and then along comes Mark Felton !
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  14388. What a brilliant "untold " story. Like many on this channel!
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  14389. Another amazing story, practically not heard of, digged up by Dr Felton!
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  14390. Tanks for this great video, Dr. Felton. Sorry, that just came to me.
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  14391. Really good video i really like history, battles and tanks so this video was for me
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  14392. Best research on the web--Dr. Felton!
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  14393. Thanks for mentioning the jewish Plamach contribution. BTW, The late Gen moshe Dayan got his eye injury during this operation .
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  14394. Nicely Detailed, Good Documentary.
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  14395. Man I love this channel
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  14396. Always a 👍 from me. Respects from 🇨🇦
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  14397. Dr. Felton knocks it out of the park again!
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  14398. A most fascinating video Mark ! I knew very little,if anything about this era in aviation. You're productions are always well researched , interesting, and always a treat.
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  14399. Mr felton is always my favourite historian
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  14400. My better half's father flew F-104's in the USAF. He has his Mach 2 plaque on the wall at his home. He also flew them once they were converted into target drones. He only crunched up one of them - I believe it was a nose landing gear collapse on landing, a high pucker factor event, but he walked away from it. Said they were a real tricky airplane to fly, with several quirks in their handling where if you get into those spots of the envelope, it can be darn near impossible to get out (at the wrong speed, you had to be super careful with trim and engine power, and then there was the very high landing speed). Originally, there was a procedure to dead stick a landing in the event of engine failure....but you needed to be at 20,000 feet right above the field to make it (aka the 104 had a glide angle of a brick). Subsequently, they dropped that and said to punch out if you had an engine failure. He said the Germans crashed so many because they tried to use it as a strike fighter, air to ground, so many were splattered in late pull ups. The 104 was a pure interceptor - using it air to ground was a misuse of that airframe.
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  14401. The true Fans are here👍
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  14402. As always great documentary Mark.Thank you.
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  14403. Numerous high quality entertaining historical videos! Thank you!
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  14404. Double serving of content today! Woo hoo!
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  14405. I really enjoy your work. Thanks for doing it!
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  14406. You're looking sleek at the beginning of the video.
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  14407. wow 2 bangers in one day from our great teacher
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  14408. I am so thankful for these videos. Learning so much from the past.
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  14409. Sweet. love these vids
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  14410. Love your content mark big fan of ww2 and thought i already knew alot wow your proving me wrong keep up the good work 👌👌
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  14411. Mark Felton, always informative and interesting.
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  14412. Just got on the R train on the NayC subway goin home from work and saw this now I got something killer to watch goin home.Keep up the amazing work
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  14413. Excellent! !!
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  14414. Another great video, thanks for sharing, Mark Felton Productions.
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  14415. Death of Himmler Part 12: Ain't This Mutha Dead Yet?
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  14416. Another episode! A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!
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  14417. Mark. Your just like Santa. The gift that keeps giving. Excellent once again
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  14418. Mr. Felton steady reading my mind and posting videos I've been wondering about. Truly a blessing, thank you for your work!
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  14419. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  14420. You know, even in spite of all the books I've read, movies, videos, audiobooks, etc about WW2 era I've consumed, Dr F still manages to come up with stuff I've never heard
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  14421. Good work Mark, lovely story, again.
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  14422. Great work, love this channel
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  14423. Yet another brilliant video, thankyou
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  14424. Another excellent presentation.
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  14425. Another great well researched video from the one and only Mark Felton.
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  14426. Another great well researched video from the one and only Mark Felton.
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  14427. "Mark Felton Productions" Is by far the best produced and narrated series about WWII. Informative and to the point, it remains one of the best tools to teach younger generations about the atrocities, devastations and destructions brought on by the Nazis.
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  14428. Thank you! I was getting bored lol
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  14429. Man I never ever thought such a subject would be so intetesting... well narrated sir!
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  14430. The Swastika is also a Native American symbol that is used by the Mississippian Culture back as far as 2500 years ago. It symbolized the wind, a tornado or the middle world with the sky anchored by Spider at the Beginning.
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  14431. Historians are an essential part of our society
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  14432. That intro music is burnt into my brain you bastard lol. Love your channel mate. Please keep it up.
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  14433. Sweet! What a great way to start the day. The forgotten landing. Settling in for a good show!
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  14434. Thank you Mark, you are the best!!!
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  14435. Thank you.
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  14436. Always a good day when you upload Mark!
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  14437. Amazing story mark, very brave men👌👍😀
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  14438. Another great video! Keep up the good work.
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  14439. Great video Mark. My best friend growing up, his uncle was a UDT man during WW2 and was tasked with taking out under water mines on D-day! I remember him telling us about an island he had to clear out on June 6 so the Higgins boats could come a shore safely, I also have a book he gave me about what the UDT teams did on D-day. I just called my friend and told him to watch this video and we talked about uncle Bud and the war stories he told us when we were younger. Thanks so much ,
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  14440. Mark Felton is always the sensible choice.
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  14441. One of the first, btw epik video
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  14442. You provided a lot more detail on this mission than I'd ever read before, thanks!
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  14443. Look at that handsome face in the beginning
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  14444. This man is educating the future generation keep up the good work mark
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  14445. Always a good way to start the morning. Keep it up!
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  14446. Fieseler Storch: the "ch" in Storch is pronounced as the "ch" in Loch (as in Loch Lomond, for example).
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  14447. I love watching your history documents while I'm having lunch at work makes the best part of my day
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  14448. This is classic Felton. Top rate mate!
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  14449. Thank you for posting Dr. Felton. Made my day as usual!
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  14450. Honored to be this early
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  14451. What do you call Hitlers safety armchair parachute ? .... Mein Kampfy chair
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  14452. Me: Mark Felton are you a wizard? Because you never cease to amaze me!
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  14453. I had never heard of the airplane bomb plot until this video! As always, amazing work Mark.
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  14454. Good Video!
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  14455. Great work, Mark. You pump out amazing content that is easy to understand and just overall amazing. Keep up the great work!
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  14456. Great History videos!
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  14457. As usual, another fantastic video; professionally researched and narrated; tasteful, intelligent and well organized; what else is new? Kudos to Mr Felton
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  14458. This channel shows as interesting curiosities about world war 2
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  14459. Just how I wanted to start my lunch break. Thanks!
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  14460. Lunch time again here and watching another great Dr. Felton production.
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  14461. Great video as always Mark. Just caught you in the documentary about Hitlers train on Yesterday channel. Nice to see you getting the credit you deserve.
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  14462. Thanks for the up load Mark .
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  14463. Your channel is the best sir 👍
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  14464. It's always a great time for a Felton video!
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  14465. I SO look forward to Mark's Videos especially on Friday . It is my "escape" from the stress of work. I so look forward to these interesting topics that I never heard about.
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  14466. Again Dr.Felton's Video, Narration, and Presentation just brilliant- Thanking you-but I want More!
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  14467. Thank you Mister Felton. From 2:21 to 3:00 the pictures are from a hungarian town Győr - this is my hometown, i live here since my born. They were a big protests / revolts also in this city - some years ago a talked with a retired mechanical engineer who was a 14 year old boy when the revolts started in Győr. ÁVH did start shootings near the local prison, some 18 year old young protesters died in the shootings. Then the mass overthrew the police, theyre took theyre weapons, and entered the prison, hang some of the ÁVH members. After this, the prison were looted, lots of papers / documents were on the street. He told me, that he just found a random picture on the street - it was a photograph about a torture of some woman - she was bound and her breast was pierce trough with some nail. He told me, that after 50 year, he still remember of that picture, and he had nightmare a lot of time because of that. / sorry for my poor english :(
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  14468. I think I’d subscribe to a channel, “Mark Felton Reads The Phone Book”.
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  14469. Fantastic video as always Dr Felton, thanks for reminding us who it was that helped save the world all those years ago!
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  14470. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  14471. Dr. Felton, you never disappoint.
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  14472. Norman Jewison also directed the 1966 movie "The Russians Are Coming the Russians Are Coming" - an excellent cold war comedy that's a joy to experience.
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  14473. Mark is the best.
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  14474. I remember when ½p pieces were still around but had no idea the florin was still in circulation then. People used to price things in 'bobs' too but I never understood what that equated to. Interesting video as always and a nice change from warfare
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  14475. When I was a kid, I was conditioned to save our Eisenhower and Kennedy dollar and half dollars. Also bicentennial quarters. I doubt my modest collection is worth much but it’s an interesting and tangible piece of history and great memories of my parents.
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  14476. YOUR GOING TOO CAUSE MAY HEM EVERYONE GOING TOO BE LOOKING FOR THEM .😊
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  14477. Sweets and fizzy drinks: I was correct about it being candy and soda. I'm am the smartest American there is.
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  14478. as is the sovereign face value £2 . Gold value circa £400
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  14479. If you've ever wondered what determined the size of US dimes/quarters/half dollars (and "half-dimes" if you go back far enough) it is because prior to 1965 they were all 90% silver. A dollar face value worth of coins always contain the same amount of silver (~ .72 ounces). So 10 dimes, 4 quarters, 2 half dollars (or any combination that adds up to $1) would always contain the same amount of precious metal, thus a quarter is 2.5 times the size of a dime, and half dollar 2 times the size of a quarter (which seems obvious but also explains why a nickel doesn't follow the same sizing standards since it did not contain any silver).
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  14480. I remember when I was a kid ~4ish, there was a bunch of pre decimal pennies around the house, I tried cleaning them up and going down to the shop, didnt work. Later I collected coins, 47-63 were part silver and I used to collect them, still have them
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  14481. Cool story, as a Guy from Canada, when the penny disappeared, I hung on to my crazy collection, the size of several hat boxes, surprisingly 🇨🇦
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  14482. As someone of the same age, I remember the exchange rate was a Sherbet Fountain, two Mojos and a Swizzles lolly to ten new pence.
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  14483. I remember this. Remember the public information films on the telly too.
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  14484. Growing up in Trinidad we had various coins and the Penny was a huge coin and disproportionate to all others. The Trinidadian cent was the same size as an American ten cent coin so the NYC transit authority, the telephone company or anyone with a vending machine was not very happy!! It became a very big issue and it was brought up with our consulate for reimbursement in the 70's.
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  14485. One could make a similar claim for the pre-1990 25 pence Crowns and their pre-decimal equivalent five shilling Crowns which as far as I am aware are still legal tender. There's nothing stopping me using a 1965 Churchill crown coin to make up 25 pence in change.
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  14486. Hellenic Air Force still has F-4E Phantom in service.
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  14487. Air raid siren took me back to the bad old days. That was the best part of the video, thanks very much!!
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  14488. In 2005, I had the excitement of taking the actual walk that Hitler took to The tea House. At that moment in time it wasn't completely demolished. I took a pic of myself in front of the wooden railing. It was Very exciting for someone who really enjoys the history of world war II. Thank you Dr. Felton for this video. You're the BEST!
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  14489. Paul Carrell's 'Hitler's War On Russia' volume 1 pp 591-2 states:"Strachwitz's battalion fought down gun after gun- thirty seven emplacements in all.....As the Panzer crews penetrated into the smashed gun emplacements they found to their amazement and horror that the crews of the heavy anti-aircraft guns consisted of women- workers from the 'Red Barricade' ordnance factory." A small snippet from a massive campaign. Thank you (again) Mark Felton for another informative spotlight on an interesting and sad moment in this conflict.
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  14490. Love your videos! Truly amazing! Would you maybe make a video about the Belgian army or a specific regiment from ww2?
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  14491. Watched this on international women's Day... Thanks
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  14492. Great post ~
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  14493. My long-deceased Great-Uncle Dick was a Colonel of Gurkhas; I remember him as an elderly man, short in stature and with thinning silver hair severely swept back across his pate. He must have been a formidable soldier to rise to such a Gurkha rank, but retired quietly back to near his home in Denbighshire. I inherited his 'Service' (not Dress) Kukri which is still with me , complete with the 'skinning' and sharpening knives and the leather 'strop'.
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  14494. I'm a veteran and they trained at the old light division bks in Winchester we had some training at sir John moores barracks in the 1990s , only guys I no when walking out of camp shoes trousers shirt and tie every time even if they was going to the shops
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  14495. I've never heard of the Gurkhas being referred to as mercenaries, only spoken of in the very highest terms. I'm lucky enough to have a retiree acquaintance here in Dublin. Your own history was a fascinating adjunct too.x
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  14496. Why is no one talking about the lovely Mrs. Felton? 0:34
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  14497. As always great, informative content. Thank you.
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  14498. Thanks for this history lesson, Mark.
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  14499. Gwan Mark..love this stuff ..Chartered Surveyor and Economist from Braintree !!
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  14500. Yet another fascinating story. Always interesting and informative. I learn something new every time.
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  14501. I really love these mini docs thanks for the work they are done well
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  14502. Absolutely amazing MFP you have out done yourself again with such interesting content.
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  14503. I met a British major at a formal function. He was, quite rightly, wearing his medals. One stood out as unusual. He told me it was for service in Vietnam. He explained he was on secondment to the Australian Army at the time and was subsequently posted to Vietnam. He never divulged what he did there.
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  14504. We have the original tankbuster tale told by YouTubes original war historian Dr Felton. Now thats 100% ORIGINAL.
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  14505. Dr. Felton you did it again, you taught me about something new, and you made my week 10 times better, thank you
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  14506. Extremely accurate. I know. Also very well done.
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  14507. Another very informative video from Mark
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  14508. Absolutely spellbinding... Thank you Dr Felton.
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  14509. We don't think so! But many of us are of the opinion that he has the capacity and skills of a Doctor Who type character as well as a time machine, in order to slip back in time in order to conduct personally verified research. We have no idea as to what shape or form that his takes or how it is powered? It is also possible, given the way that the Doctor slips in and out of historical events that he may be in possession of some sort of personal cloaking device to facilitate his visits, but this is merely speculation on my part to try and explain how he manages to move between the present and historical events without becoming involved in those events. Mark from Melbourne Australia
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  14510. I once visited the Technik Museum Sinsheim. They have two Panthers on display. The grim looking one that you showed, with an explanation that says the tank wasn't killed in action. It ran out of fuel and then was blown up by its crew. It's good to know that there was no grave disturbed when the wreck was pulled from the bog. The other Panther is not blown up, but it is intact on the outside. It is put on jacks so that the tracks are lifted from the ground. In front of the tank there is a box with knobs, that will accept a coin and starts electric drives which move the tank. You can rotate the turret, roll the tracks, elevate the main gun and play some sound effects. The engine roar is heard all across the museum, and it is a strange feeling to stand in front of a tank with its tracks rolling.
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  14511. best video I've ever watched cahnged my life 10/10 can't believe it's SS Tiger Tank Still in French River
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  14512. Thank you for todays brilliant history lesson Mr Felton. Much appreciated.
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  14513. So this is why cats hate water.
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  14514. Notification of a new Mark Felton video came in as I was walking into work. Looks like I'll be 8 minutes and 3 seconds late today.
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  14515. Lately I've been diving into some new hobbies so I haven't been watching a lot of history related videos. It's probably been a month or two since I watched one of Mark's videos. All of a sudden, last night I start humming Mark's intro song loudly out of no where as if it was ingrained into my brain. It was a great little reminder to check out Mark's channel to watch some more of his amazing videos! Keep up the great work as always, Mark!
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  14516. At least they didn't send a probe to Uranus.
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  14517. Thank you for this… Dr.Felton!
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  14518. Fascinating. Thanks Mark
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  14519. Great Video Mr. Felton ' Thank You Much Sir.
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  14520. Always incredibly informative and interesting! Keep it up Mark
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  14521. Dr.Felton,..how on God's green earth did you did up all this wealth of information??..this in incredible!..yet again you provide what most would have to pay a hefty sum at a university, and even then,would not get what you provide on a steady basis...when can I enroll at the Felton University?..oh wait,..I already am...thanks again sir for my free education!
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  14522. I think Mark needs a Sir added somewhere in his name.
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  14523. I always look forward to your videos!
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  14524. Thank you for the video
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  14525. Very nice, informative and accurate.Detailed research with A1 primary sourced material. Bravo Mark.
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  14526. Well done! Everything explaind correctly in details. Great job.
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  14527. Cool video as always Mr Felton :-)
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  14528. I've been binge watching this channel the past few days. Absolutely superb content. Subscribed.
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  14529. How the hell do you find, dig up this stuff? 12 hours a day at the IWM? :-) Good stuff as ever, keep up the good work Prof!
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  14530. Another great video Mark!
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  14531. You know it’s gonna be great when you get a notice about a new video from Mark👍🏻👌🏻
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  14532. You are so close to 1 million subs!!!!!!!
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  14533. Dr. Mark Felton you're are Top Notch & You're way of Narrating is detailed & Really Understandable, Belated congragulation 🎉 on 1 Million Subscribers, way to go sir ❤🙏
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  14534. Thank you Mark, greetings from Bosnia.
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  14535. A new Mark Felton video=a good day
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  14536. I swear. Information for real history can only be found here...
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  14537. This is fascinating. I didn't know anything about this division. Great work MFP.
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  14538. Mark Felton managed to teach more about WW2 than I thought I knew. Thank you Dr Felton, loving the teaching videos.
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  14539. Another excellent video.
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  14540. Great intel
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  14541. This was hugely interesting ! Thank you very much !
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  14542. You really scratched an itch I had in regard to this subject. Thanks!
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  14543. Absolutely fasinating
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  14544. I gathered a few nots on this a few years ago but I didn't have video and only found fewer stories! Well done. Really enjoyed the video.
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  14545. me: It is 12.45am, I need to sleep. me: see what's up on YouTube. Also me: Mark😍 no more sleep despite the slow, calm voice.
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  14546. Amazing story, Mr. Felton! Thank you for all your time, hard work and effort.
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  14547. Thank you Mark; your videos are fantastic!
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  14548. Yet again another fantastic video from the best source of WW2 history. Feed my hunger Mr Felton, feed me!
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  14549. Absolutely fantastic video. Thank you so much.
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  14550. A very interesting video, thank you I shall look forward to seeing what more you have.
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  14551. Brilliant
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  14552. Thankyou Mark another great video!
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  14553. Mark, another outstanding and informative video, thank you.
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  14554. I love the intro
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  14555. Another intriguing story from Dr. Felton, I Always get a good fix from his stories.
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  14556. Thank you Dr. Felton for the lesser known informative facts delivered by an amazing orator. 💕
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  14557. Best channel on youtube
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  14558. Awesome Work Mark Felton!!👍👍👍 Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
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  14559. Excellent content as always, thank you Dr Felton, very much appreciated 👍🏻👍🏻
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  14560. I just want to say I love your videos. How In today’s society you cover topics like this. Please keep up the amazing work. Because historians like you give me hope for the future. Have a blessed day 🙏🏻👌🏻
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  14561. Excellent video herr doktor
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  14562. Dr Mark Felton, you truly are the man, a joy to listen to, we treasure your knowledge, so informative & interesting, with a voice that captures you right away. 🙏🏻❤️
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  14563. Interesting
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  14564. Very interesting! Highlighted a much-lesser-known aspect of the War. Thank you for this interesting & informative video!
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  14565. Another excellent video, Mr. Felton! 😺💗🌠
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  14566. Really interesting subjects .. thanks a lot and glad to be a subscriptor to your channel.
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  14567. Great video, I look forward to more .
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  14568. Mark, thank you for your excellent videos on our history. Please keep up the great work that you do, all of it is well researched and well presented. Your new fan Bernie.
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  14569. Fascinating!
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  14570. Thank you again
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  14571. Fascinating, thank you.
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  14572. Amazing the details you come up with Sir Mark. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸
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  14573. You are amazing. The history you put forword is just excellent. You tell it as it was. Well done to you. Eamon in Ireland. ☘️👍☘️👍☘️👍☘️👍
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  14574. awesome vid. time flys
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  14575. Another excellent tidbit of history! Thanks Mark!
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  14576. Your research is always incredibly valuable. Very objective and scientific without political lecture. Greetings from Düsseldorf!
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  14577. Just had to put my cat down but Dr felton has released another video to cheer me up. Thank you for your brilliant videos Mark!
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  14578. Great video very interesting
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  14579. Thanks!
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  14580. Superb content as always. 👍
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  14581. Awesome Work Mark, Thanks 👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  14582. Another great video. Always to the point and always on the ball👍
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  14583. Another outstanding video and presentation. Thank you.
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  14584. Thank you Dr Felton. You are the Best historian.
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  14585. Thanks for another great episode Mark!
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  14586. Once again a wonderful look at history....thanks for all you do!
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  14587. Lovely intro :) and a great episode on a small but intriquing historical detail and mystery!
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  14588. You are doing a better work then discovery channel and historie channel combined. No sweat talk and straight to the point. Keep up the great work. Respect.
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  14589. Interesting as always. I have seen a lot of WWII footage, but never this stuff. Thank you Sir!
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  14590. Really interesting Mark. I've never knew about the Japanese action on Leyte. Thanks for a well researched video. It's certainly helping me keep sane during this lockdown in my fish bowl. Something to look forward to when I see your video posts. Thank you again, sincerely appreciated!
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  14591. I am constantly amazed by the period footage you are able to use in your productions. I really shouldn't be by now because you seem to have a limitless supply. I am very glad I stumbled on one of your productions despite the fact that watching them has become an addiction. Thank you for your dedication Mark. You really are a remarkable man.
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  14592. You never stop learning. I never knew the Japanese used paratroopers.
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  14593. Got to hand it to you Mark. Terrific piece! That's some fabulous real footage of Japanese paratroopers. Wow!
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  14594. I m a former paratrooper , i didn't know this event. I ve praticed karaté for 25 years, i know japanese mentality i can imagine how tough these guys shoud be. Great work as usual. Thank you
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  14595. Wow Mark, another great story. Thank you for telling us great stories. One day I want to be an historian. You inspired me.
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  14596. You almost never hear anything about Japanese paratroopers. Thank you Mr. Mark.
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  14597. Another WWll story I knew very little about. My Dad was a Seabee involved in rebuilding The Philippines after the Allies took it back from the Japanese. Mark, your film footage from both sides is incredible...well done!
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  14598. Amazing video as always, I didn't even know the Japanese fielded paratroopers
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  14599. Thanks again, Dr. Felton. I never knew the fighting on Leyte was so severe.
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  14600. A guy I knew was working under his house that He had lived in for about five years before deciding to move closer to his ski patrol interest . He found a almost pristine 7.7mm Japanese rifle with intact Chrysanthemum wrapped in a blanket under the house. I later found out that another Friends Dad grew up in San Francisco with the Previous deceased owner . They were in the same outfit Artillery and had fought on Luzon .
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  14601. I consider my knowledge of WWII above average. I know nothing. Tremendous stories here. Much thanks!
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  14602. The moment you see the name ‘Mark Felton’ you know it’s quality.
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  14603. Cool story. You're able to research n produce such interesting stories especially pertinent to the war ! Awesome ! Kudos. Looking forward to ur next one. Peace
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  14604. Well done once again Mark. Great research.
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  14605. interessting video again, thx
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  14606. Mark, your research and attention to the most microscopic of details is always meticulous. This time, you have outdone yourself. Thanks!
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  14607. Mr. Felton, Nice story, ...really appreciate what you do! 👍
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  14608. What a great story!
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  14609. Goddamnit I love this channel
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  14610. I always wonder who was that woman! Thanks for the answer Dr. Felton. Regards from Brazil.
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  14611. my g mark comin thru w another heater of a story
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  14612. I love these small human stories from greater historical events. History is the collection of all lives lived.
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  14613. ❤ this video alone urges me to subscribe this channel 👍
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  14614. What a wonderful story in an otherwise horrible war. Thanks Dr Felton
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  14615. Good video Greetings from Balkan
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  14616. Good work Mr. Felton. Appreciate the history lesson. Merry Christmas.
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  14617. Utterly brilliant Mark, great to see and hear her. Very moving.
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  14618. "for many decades, her identity was a bit of a mystery...but YOUR identity won't stay a mystery for long without our sponsor,NordVPN!" Missed oportunity here x )
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  14619. This was one of your best episodes! What a wonderful and fascinating story! Many thanks Dr. Felton!
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  14620. Excellent episode as always!!!
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  14621. What a wonderful and uplifting episode during a dark and difficult time. It shows how sometimes the human spirits triumphs even under the most trying conditions.
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  14622. Thank you once again Dr. Felton for informing us of the fascinating part of WWII
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  14623. Professor Felton, I can only say that among the countless short videos I've seen this was the finest of them all. What a superb tribute to a young woman, all of 20 years, in equal danger to her male counterparts, yet confidently poised and spirited too. And still the myth persists that women are not equal to men. (Personally, I think by virtue of their maternal instincts, they are 'more equal' than males. Who brought you to life, for goodness sakes?!) Honor is due Professor Felton. Thank you. 😔😔😔😔
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  14624. Damn, so interesting - I really enjoyed the archive footage and the footage from the other channel. Brilliant video.
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  14625. Fantastic video sir, thanks for sharing!!!!!
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  14626. Your videos, are the ones that I look at the length of time of the video. More the better.
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  14627. Great coverage. Thank you for sharing.
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  14628. Good Stuff, Mark. Thanks.
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  14629. Its worth noting the brick floors in the battery room where kept as such so that during the process of running the battery's any spilled acids or other chemicals related to keeping the battery in functioning order, would not damage the surface. Brick is relatively inert and would not have suffered any notable damage compared to the hardwood generally used for parquet that would have quickly been eaten by both spills and the gases present in the room.
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  14630. Best channel on YT thank you Dr. Felton greetings from the U.S.
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  14631. Thank you Dr.Felton, your videos never disappoint.
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  14632. An absolutely fascinating film, thank you.
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  14633. Absolutely fascinating!!!
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  14634. I was just thinking to myself the other day I hope you do another video on this topic. Fascinating stuff! Thanks!
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  14635. Leave it to Doc Felton to help us discover that which the vast majority of us would otherwise never get to experience!
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  14636. Fascinating and perfectly presented.
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  14637. thanks Dr. Felton!
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  14638. Great video again! As always!
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  14639. Well, this is the creepiest thing I’ve seen today 👍
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  14640. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  14641. Unglaublich! Danke, Herr Doktor!
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  14642. Yet another excellent video! Thanks, Mark! So close to avoiding the Vietnam War altogether. I see parallels of what happened in 1945 Vietnam to what happened /is happening in Iraq and Syria. I was very surprised to see the Japanese rearmed.
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  14643. Greetings from South Carolina 🎉
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  14644. Another brilliant video.
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  14645. Excellent video thank you thumbs up stay awesome military history nerds.
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  14646. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL !! SO I SUPPORT IT !! WHAT ABOUT YOU ??
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  14647. It’s no secret that Allied forces used this technique - escaping Axis capture and detention almost demanded it. I love this channel - I just hope it stays up. Mark Felton is an ambassador for truth throughout history, with an unwavering sense of bias neutrality and fairness - something hard for anyone to rigidly stand-by, almost like a code of honour for someone who has no nationality. Maybe it’s his nationality that makes him so neutral - I don’t have a clue, but I do know that if you’re looking for facts on a subject then his admirable ‘dog with a bone’ attitude for extent, depth and exhaustive research, often for the tiniest nuggets of fact, makes his reporting genuinely exceptional in this era. If he told me Hitler had two balls I’d believe it without question. Actually he did have two.
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  14648. Another informative video on WW2. I found it most interesting.
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  14649. I thought I knew about WW2 until I started watching these videos
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  14650. Your channel is fantastic, sir. Thank you.
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  14651. wow, that was awesome. thanks so much for putting these together. I just bought two of your WW2 books, including Ghost Rider. These real stories are better than fiction.
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  14652. Once that music hits , you know it's about to be lit.
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  14653. I watch your videos every day when I come home for lunch. Please keep them up!
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  14654. love watching these during quarantine, my history teacher played one of your videos during a class and ive been watching ever since
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  14655. Another great and informative video Mark, tres bien
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  14656. Fascinating! Thanks for your research, work and posting.
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  14657. Terrific documentary, many thanks
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  14658. bravo!!!! well done as always sir!!!
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  14659. Thanks for a lot information mark
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  14660. Wonderful upload Dr Mark👌 Always educational & entertaining. Thanks so much.
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  14661. Dr Felton you are the best
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  14662. I just heard Casey Neistat shout you out on Logan Pauls podcast. High praise from one of the greats!
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  14663. Another great one Mark! Thanks!
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  14664. I visited the site in 1974.
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  14665. Your stuff is much better than anything the history Channel or other networks routinely put out.
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  14666. Curiosity Stream is excellent, signed up the last time you promoted it Mark.
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  14667. Thanks for Sharing Mark. So very interesting.
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  14668. I knew about this false flag operation, but today I learned it was called "Operation Himmler". Many Thanks Mark!
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  14669. Friday, payday, new dr. Felton video, and a cool cocacola. Life is good.
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  14670. Fantastic n very interesting vid. Never saw that side of North Korea. Seems so calm on the surface n yet so tense below it. U've topped urself with this vid. Kudos. Anticipating ur next one. Peace
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  14671. I visited the dmz 30 years ago during a business trip and I find Mr Felton's remark about "feeling like something is about to happen..." quite true. That's the feeling I came away with 30 years ago...
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  14672. Thanks for the boots on the ground video Mark Felton. Keep em coming!
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  14673. Dr. Felton goes to North Korea is an adventure film I never knew I needed!
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  14674. I've been to North Korea once and another time briefly crossed the DMZ border. Weird, weird country. I visited by bus - there were soldiers every 100m on the side of the road with little flags. We were told that if they saw anyone using a camera, they would raise their flag, the bus would get stopped and the camera would get confiscated. Crossing from South Korea, the difference was stark - modern machinery on one side, people in cone hats with bullocks pulling ploughs on the other. They took the South Korean licence plates off the bus so the locals wouldn't know South Korea had nice buses. Apparently, locals were told the bus and its occupants were Japanese. We stayed in quite a nice hotel, but the shower was cold. We told reception about this and they said they would see what they could do. Then our guide told us the water was always cold - there wasn't enough electricity for heating water. The people on the reception didn't tell us this because they wanted to save 'face'.
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  14675. I was there on a birding trip. Had a great dinner at a restaurant over-looking the over , with a view of North Korea. Earlier on he trip we stayed at a little island, half of which was a South Korea military facility. There was great birding in the Yellow Sea, with migrants stopping on the flight over it from China. We were the first Euros (Americans, Brits, and Irish) ever to visit the island, according to the locals.
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  14676. All my best to your grandfather and his brave service to the nations of the free world. 🙏
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  14677. Interesting video. I spent the month of July in South Korea and ended up visiting the DMZ. While I didn’t end up going to Odosan, instead, the main DMZ area. I would love to visit where you went. When I was at the DMZ observation point, I did manage to catch a glimpse of a North Korean soldier moving in and out of a small security checkpoint. It was a cool experience.
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  14678. Thanks for the up-close-and-personal report Dr. Felton! Very interesting! Loved that bit of James Bond humor involving "Rocket Man!"
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  14679. My uncle served in Korea 1950-51 usmc. Kudos to your grandfather as well. My dad a ww2 veteran served there in late 50-51. Cold cold cold like Northern China he told me.
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  14680. I salute you for honoring your Grandfather!!!
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  14681. Thanks for another great video Mark
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  14682. New Matrix spin off, Agent Smith in North Korea 😆
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  14683. Amazing video Mr Mark. I never knew your grandfather was a veteran. Mine was also a veteran. WIA. he also served in other wars. Amazing video. Keep on making them.
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  14684. Remember seeing a antonov 30 over my house in north west a few years back same misson.
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  14685. Well Done as always.
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  14686. I love you work Mr. Felton! Great content!
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  14687. These types of videos are perfect to sit back, relax and grab some snacks
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  14688. As always...Excellent Video Mark!😀👍👍
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  14689. Looking forward to another excellent video!
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  14690. Cool topic as always! ❤
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  14691. Love your work mark
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  14692. I like the new font for the "Mark Felton Productions Presents" text.
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  14693. Well done Mark :-)
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  14694. Great stuff Mark!
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  14695. I was at NKP Nakhon Phanom in the early 70s and heard about mortar attacks, didn’t see any myself
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  14696. As usual, I always learn something new from these videos.
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  14697. super content! as always Dr. Felton
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  14698. Very interesting. This is an epic. Thank you very much.
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  14699. Dr Mark Felton does it again . I never heard of these attacks .A great deal of research must go on to find this stories !
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  14700. If it's a historic event, and Dr. Felton doesn't know about it, it probably never happened anyway! Nice work on this one Doctor, I never knew about those commando raids.
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  14701. This is amazing. I wish Dr. Felton were my History Professor Guaranteed A because his presentation will excite me.
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  14702. When the cool professor keeps getting cooler
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  14703. A great very interesting video Mr.Felton.
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  14704. Nice job of switching gears on this six and a half minute Memorial weekend gem.
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  14705. Love the humor of this, Dr. Real History!
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  14706. Nice video with clear explaining of engin jet planes from starting in Germany followed by British, USA.
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  14707. Been here since day one still remember the m1 helmet rather fondly
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  14708. Mark felto, your the best ww2 aviation teacher ever! I learn something new.! Merry Christmas. 💓
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  14709. Very informative, Coach. And congrats on the million!
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  14710. Thanks Dr Felton for another brilliant piece of History
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  14711. Top notch as always Mark👍
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  14712. Nice entertainment during my lunch break
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  14713. Another video to watch during my break :) Cheers, Mark!
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  14714. I remember the JFK Assassination and RFK's. It doesn't seem that long ago, but I was in second grade, not far from DC
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  14715. meanwhile in Denmark, a small square in Aalborg was named after JFK, and I believe that's the only thing dedicated to him here. The square is home to a statue of King Christian IX, and the town's bus terminal, so not the most exciting area
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  14716. Just my two cents. 1) the US Embassy in London is on Grovesenor (misspelled) Square, Mayfair on the north side, on the east side was Ike's WWII HQ, later the HQ for Commander in Chief, US Naval Forces, Europe, they moved to Naples, Italy. I have no idea who's in there now. 2) Pickering Place, near St James Palace, there is a plaque commemorating the location of the Texas Legation, when Texas was an independent republic.
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  14717. As always, concise and to the point. Thank you for the information.
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  14718. Totally new to me. Very interesting and wonderful. Simply wonderful. And also this video documentary. Brasil
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  14719. Thanks for another informative video Dr Felton..
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  14720. You , Sir , have been , and will continue to be , my PRIME GO - TO source on any GERMAN MILITARY subject of WW2 ! In short , Dr. FELTON , you're THA MAN !!
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  14721. Absolutely fascinating
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  14722. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO of little known or forgotten history
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  14723. Mark Felton and DDay. Now that's what I call a double dose of quality.
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  14724. Another great vIdeo from Mark Felton . 👍🏻
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  14725. Possibly your best work yet??... great viewing!!
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  14726. Mark Felton video = Master Class in History
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  14727. good presentation...thanks.
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  14728. Thank you i realy enjoy your content.
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  14729. I don't think i have ever clicked faster
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  14730. This thing is only up 49 minutes and it has over 2000 thumbs up and 265 comments! Wowza!!!
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  14731. Best videos and information about WW2 hands down!
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  14732. Another 'good un' Mark thanks, without your enthusiasm for this part of history it would be lost forever..
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  14733. Who else was waiting to see what Mark's post for today would be (D-Day)?
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  14734. I was just going out to walk the dog Mark....then I saw this flash up on You tube......I guess the dog will have to wait..brilliant as always.
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  14735. There ge is ready to die for Vader!!
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  14736. Mark Felton is the best German historian hands down my hats off too you sir
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  14737. Almost a million subs! Keep it up!
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  14738. Mr. Felton - you are a treasure. Keep up the work, for it is most appreciated.
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  14739. MARK FELTON 2020!
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  14740. I used to drive one. We had two of these tanks in our regiment both O.P. Vehicles very powerful Merlin engine.
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  14741. My dad served in the Royal Scots Greys in the early 50s and loved the Centurion. The best tank in the world was his opinion of it. It certainly proved itself around the world
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  14742. Yet another informative & enlightening video Mark. You are the man, thank you sir.
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  14743. Throughout all of the history classes I’ve taken In my years of school. The topics that Mark talk about I have never heard of and each time I watch one of his videos are there on this YouTube channel or his war stories I learn something new And which makes me love history even more. He goes in depth Of history and that which no one really realized that had happened Or even the topics that have been taught before, whenever I first saw his history channel I thought this would be another ordinary YouTube channel that goes over history that has been talked before but Mark makes it to where it’s interesting and fun for me to listen to. Thank you for your hard work Mark I’ve learned so much and if you are reading this I just want to ask you what made you want to get interested in history and what’s your favorite type of history do you like talking about or even researching into, thank you
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  14744. Thanks Mark. You are my history muse
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  14745. The intros never disappoint
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  14746. Always amazing Mark, Cheers!
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  14747. Felton is an asset to the field of history. Wherever he gets his archival film, it is without exception relevant, unlike so much of the canned garbage we’ve been subjected to on well-financed, big name television ‘documentaries’. His narration is also well-researched and well delivered. Way to go.
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  14748. Excellent history, Mark. As always.
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  14749. Thank you Dr Felton another top notch video! (As usual) 😊
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  14750. Wonderful and enjoyable video Dr. Felton. 😜👍🏻
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  14751. Great video! I love these stories you present.
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  14752. Wonderful video Sir!
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  14753. Any serious Dr. Felton video begins with the photo of him at a shooting range with an Enfield.
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  14754. This is what i like about WW2 there is always something new to learn no matter how much you know on it and so much of it is hidden in plain sight and never see the light of day till mark Felton makes a vid on it. Just think of all the info still hidden on WW2 that is still under secrets as at times it can be the Random things they slap secret on not just juicy stuff basic boring stuff as well sat there hidden waiting to be on the mark Felton channel when it comes out.
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  14755. Yet again Mr Felton hits the target with another great video! Thank you ever so much for this one.
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  14756. I was trained in, and carried the M1 carbine and Stirling SMG in the Royal Ulster Constabulary, during the 1980’s. They were phased out and replaced with the Ruger mini15 and H&K Mp5 about 1990.
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  14757. I'd be willing to bet that Churchill won as well but only because he was closest to the target.😊 Thank you Dr. Felton for another interesting video.
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  14758. Great video and narration as always. Thanks.
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  14759. "... accept no substitutes." Next up, Mark Felton's "Chicks with Guns."
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  14760. Hi Mark! Per unknown as to who was the better shot on this day: I believe that in Volume III of William Manchester’s brilliant Churchill biography- it was noted that “Winnie” handily out shot both Eisenhower and Bradly- in this order: Churchill, Bradley, Eisenhower. And in fact Eisenhower was a bit miffed a at how poorly he shot: Apparently Bradley was a very good shot from childhood on. Churchill was a better shot . So- your guess as to who won- was correct: in fact- his bodyguard said Churchill was not only a better shot than he was- but added: “he was a deadly shot with pistol, rifle and sub machine gun”. Cheers from Detroit- JW
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  14761. I met Gen Omar Bradley in 1981 at Fort Bliss, TX. He mentioned the target shooting incident. He also mentioned that the targets were taken down very quickly.
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  14762. Impeccably researched👌👍🏻
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  14763. Keep following your intuitions Mark, this stuff is gold! Best episode of the series.
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  14764. Great as always sir !
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  14765. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing.
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  14766. Mark Felton yet again on another level
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  14767. That is the most plausible explanation I've heard concerning Himmler. Everything he did was by design, especially when there was a few million duckets to be had.
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  14768. More excellent work.
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  14769. Another Banger from Felton Inc
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  14770. Sir Mark your thinking makes perfect sense. He would have taken the chance for that amount of money. Thank You. 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  14771. what a clickbait, lmao. This is the kind of clickbait plot twist that we want.
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  14772. OOOO...MARK, YOU SLY DOG!
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  14773. You had me at “boffins” (2:09). Todays word of the day! 👍
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  14774. As much as I hate the clickbait used this is such a great story I can't dislike the video. the "tire assault vehicle" made me crack up laughing, you can't help but love it! what a great little piece of NASA history.
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  14775. I saw an article about this a few days ago, excited to see a Mark Felton video on it!
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  14776. I didnt see that one coming. As ever, thank you mark for amazing content!
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  14777. Mark that's one of the most unusual and interesting facts I've ever heard great story
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  14778. I’m watching within 5 minutes of this video posting, and it already has 900 views. Incredible
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  14779. Doctor Felton, you're a horrible man... This was lovely!!! Only you can find obscure stories like this and turn them into a plot-twist.
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  14780. Well played, Dr.Felton, you had me at NASA-Tiger. Fascinating video,many thanks.
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  14781. Uncanny! Only yesterday I received my '76 vintage version I won on FleaBay. Not only that, today I learned that the Futuba M series 6 system that powers it was so state of the art that it was the system employed in operating R2D2 in the early Star Wars films.
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  14782. Incredible story... Thanks for sharing!
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  14783. Ive never been clickbaited this hard before.
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  14784. this is why I watch your channel. unique and interesting content I don't find anywhere else.
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  14785. Actualy nasa had some armoured personal carriers for use for rescue or safe transport on and around launching pad sites
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  14786. As always Mr. Felton you find an angle on a story that takes our breath away....God's speed on your next project!
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  14787. Well, Dr Felton, when the other shoe dropped I was " THAT IS SOO COOL!!"😆😆. Makes sense, and it survived! This carries the sub title of " Strange and Crazy History"! Very cool 😎! Thanks so much for this!
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  14788. I am really liking this history channel about tanks planes medals and anything world war ll
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  14789. I'm # 1 ❗ First time ever ❗ 😊 GREAT videos Dr. Felton keep them coming❗
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  14790. Well done! You really had me going there for a minute!
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  14791. Mark Felton Productions...Always spot on! Thank You.
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  14792. Another great video from Dr Felton 👏
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  14793. 9th of November really is a fateful day for the Germans. 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, 1938 progroms against Jewish fellow citizens, 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall
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  14794. Man time flies. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  14795. Excellent historical account Mark Felton
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  14796. Dr. Felton, I just wanted to say thank you again for another great video.
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  14797. As always and as usual, TY for all your hard work and content contributions…just appreciating
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  14798. Thank you Dr Mark, yet another amazing and informative episode of your brilliant channel.
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  14799. Outstanding report! Thanx.
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  14800. Thank you Dr Felton! :)
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  14801. Great video as always Mark!
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  14802. Bravo mark. Totally plausible ending.
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  14803. Fascinating, a brilliant series, enjoyed watching every minute, thank you.
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  14804. Absolutely fascinating...thank you for your work!
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  14805. Excellent Mark ! ! ! !
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  14806. Felton's theory has been mine for years, so I agree with him. The Hitler/Braun ending is true up to the cremation. However, they weren't the bodies buried where found. The real bodies were disposed of elsewhere, and a switch took place.
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  14807. Thanks Dr. Felton for this series.
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  14808. Just amazing , you are a master
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  14809. I agree with this Theory
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  14810. A masterful series ! I think your 100% right in regards to where they are buried and what happened .
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  14811. Truly magnificent work, Mark. Thank you.
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  14812. Fantastic series Mr. Felton! I really believe your theory on Hitler's death and whose bodies were considered as representing them. They decided to present those bodies and present evidence supposing it was really them. You made it very clear. Thank you!
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  14813. Mark’s theory is very well substantiated and may hold the final answer to Hitler's death. He has convincingly pointed out the weaknesses that previous theories were plagued with. Any other more credible explanation does not exist and therefore it is easy to agree with Dr Felton. A very well-made and well-executed argumentation.
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  14814. I watched both uploads hit like if you also did
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  14815. This series is SO good! Phenomenal job good sir!!!!!!..
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  14816. Most awaited video on YouTube. Dr Mark is best educational channel on YouTube
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  14817. Much thanks for sharing a few more snippets of authentic film footage that I've not had the chance to view. 🎉
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  14818. Your theory is very interesting and seems to me the most plausible!
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  14819. This series is your best till date( my opinion) very very intresting stuff.
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  14820. Wow Mark! What an absolutely comprehensive video series, I learned so much. I agree with the Linge theory, it's the most plausible explanation. To think that Hitler's remains are likely still in the ground somewhere potentially findable is an interesting thought.
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  14821. That entire series is absolutely Fabulous.👌 I had some doubts 😕 about how conclusive about Who it is was actually . You put this together piece by piece. It was absolutely fantastic. You nail it.👍 The only thing that I get on myself for something obvious is I did not think about Hitlers Ailment that would have been a Extraordinary impediment for escaping. Your series reminds me of when I in 1973 watch World at War on P BS with my dad (World War 2 vet) Listening Sir Lawrence Olivier narrate. You do a great service to all people. You tell it the way it must be told. Truth and Honestly Thank you very much my friend. Take care. 🙂 🙋‍♂️🐈😎🏆🖖🌎🤜🤛
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  14822. Everytime i watch a video of marks i think....how the hell have i never heard about this!
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  14823. Perfect way to start the weekend, with a Mark Felton video. Excellent work as always Sir 😃
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  14824. A marvelous bit of history I have not seen anywhere else in my 66 years. Thank you, Mark. Simply outstanding! Kurt
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  14825. Hey gang from the biggest Mark Felton Production fan from Africa
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  14826. Another great video. It made me think about the artillery pieces that are on display in Australia that i have often passed without giving them much thought.
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  14827. "People knew nothing of its history" Is how so many now do, and why Dr. Felton will go down as legendary. Ace.
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  14828. Same in romania,every vilage has a ww1 memorial,the deathtoll was huge,and that does not inclide the fighting with the bolsevicks after the war
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  14829. Happy Father's day Dr Felton...i assume youre a father too.
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  14830. I love your videos Mark. I am a history major myself and I’m always excited when I see your videos. I went to college in a small town called Greencastle in Indiana and there is actually a V1 Rocket on display by the courthouse. A very odd sight in rural Indiana.
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  14831. Thanks again Sir... Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  14832. Top Notch As Always, Mark! Wish I had a "two thumbs and both big toes - up" button I would push it.
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  14833. Thank you Dr Felton. You make me smarter and wiser historically!
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  14834. Great accurate information as always. 👍👍
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  14835. amazing that this video was released 2 hours ago and has 22,643 views as of right now. And I thought i was nerdy for watching these
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  14836. One of these days I’ll be first to comment on a Mark Felton video and win…nothing.
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  14837. Thanks!
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  14838. I knew a bit about this because my father served with the RAF in Persia from 1941 until demobbed in 1945. Interesting experience! Apart from catching sandfly fever, he always said the experience thinnned his blood so always felt the cold! He died in 1991.
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  14839. Mr Mark …you are special ….this was sooo insightful
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  14840. My dad got a Purple Heart in Iraq in 2005. His humvee drove over a howitzer shell buried in the ground and blew up. He had glass all in his face and the gunner sitting over his left shoulder got a piece of shrapnel through the testicle. My dad secured the area and carried the more wounded men to the helicopter and got a Purple Heart for it
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  14841. I was awarded 2, one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan…….
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  14842. Dr. Felton has the best in depth stories along with videos and photos to accompany World War II. Thank you again Dr. for keeping this important part of history alive.
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  14843. Another great story let’s hope we never need them again. Many thanks Sir Mark 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  14844. A best thing to listen unto before sleeping this night. From the other side of the world.
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  14845. Very interesting as always.
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  14846. Every single video on this channel amazes me since it is unexpected yet interesting 🤔
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  14847. Mark your content helped me pass a test thanks a lot
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  14848. what a nice surprise as I have my evening tea
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  14849. Darn you Mark! I was just about to go to bed😅 now I have no choice but to watch🤷🏼‍♂️
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  14850. Me: Makes long list of important jobs for the summer. Me: Discovers this channel. Also Me: They weren't that important.
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  14851. Well done as always, Doctor. These actions, to me, were little known chapters of the tumultuous D-Day event. Thank you.
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  14852. Fantastic good documentary.
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  14853. Thanks again Doctor Felton, more details of history I have not read or heard before!
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  14854. Great work as always mate!
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  14855. Thank you Dr Felton, always appreciate your daily reminders of what sacrifices and heroism went on June 6th!
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  14856. I hear Zelensky will be at the D-day ceremonies. Maybe a video on the brave Ukrainians that fought on D-day? Ooops they fought in the 352 Infanterie Div on Omaha!
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  14857. In Texas, we have a museum for U.S. Admiral Nimitz. We need one for Admiral Ramsay too.
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  14858. Once again, Professor Felton shines a light on a tiny detail in the war that exposes a much bigger story. Well done.
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  14859. Automatically liked it before I watched.
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  14860. Love the videos.
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  14861. Right? Same here, my friend! This channel's content is extremely interesting, and well worth subscribing to. He even has a second channel of war stories as well!
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  14862. Awesome work as always Dr. Felton.
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  14863. Always great to see a new upload from Felton production 🙏
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  14864. Great work as always - Brilliant.
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  14865. Awesome content Mark! You have really brought that early history channel vibe back
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  14866. I really enjoy your educational videos. This on is no exception. Can't make this type of thing up. Keep it coming!
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  14867. What an interesting story, great video!
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  14868. Another great story that was new to me, thank you again for your great content.
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  14869. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing.
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  14870. This channel is the crown jewels. Your material is appreciated by us all on Youtube - you are a true public intellectual that sheds light on history through your expert knowledge and engaging presentation.
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  14871. Amazingly well researched and fascinating. If you have the right connections......... you have nothing to fear!
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  14872. I get notification. I see video by Mark and Edward ViII on thumbnail. I insta click.
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  14873. Hi Mark! Thank you for this interesting story! Keep watching your investigations with great pleasure! Cheers from Moscow, Russia
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  14874. Nice one Mr Felton. Thank you.
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  14875. awesome stuff once again Marky! keep up the great work
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  14876. Awesome video again!
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  14877. Best history youtuber
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  14878. Sounds like an action title. Great to watch on a Sunday!
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  14879. Research so precise even Eva Brauns spoilt yappy little dog is part of history Good job!!!!
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  14880. NOTICE ME MARK! Ever going to do a book signing tour in the US?
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  14881. This Was Incredibly Educational. Thank You. 👏👏👏
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  14882. Thanks Dr. Felton for this excellent segment.
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  14883. Another Felton video, another educated afternoon! Cheers, Mark!
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  14884. Another fascinating snippet of history, thanks!
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  14885. Wow, another exciting episode! Great footage! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  14886. What a great lesson in vigilance! I can imagine those British sentries were a bit slack because "Jerry's on the other side of the river, nothing's going to happen around here!" Oh brother. The moral of the story is NEVER assume anything while the "Bad Guys" are still out there, somewhere. Great story Doctor Felton! Thanks for posting!
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  14887. Mr. Felton, Thanks for being such an avid producer of these historical world War II mini documentaries. You'll have a future with students years from now that will watch these videos and learn how it was then.
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  14888. thank you for that video Mark
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  14889. One of your best, thank you!
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  14890. another historical video , educational and interesting, thank you !
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  14891. All the best history stories updated with current events. Thanks for sharing such great news and analysis
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  14892. Mark Felton is a greatasset to the chronicling of a wide variety of human activities. I'm just waiting for him to become: Sir Mark Felton. He deserves nothing but the best!!!!
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  14893. You are on a streak with these videos Dr Felton!
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  14894. Great work as always Dr. Felton
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  14895. Best historical content on on the internet! I always look forward to your uploads.
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  14896. Czech zZB 26 & 30 were indeed forerunners of the ZB33 that became the z.303 BREN. The ZB37 was essentially the 7.92x57 mm zUK BESA tank MG. Such was the state of UK MG development during the 1930s. In the air UK had Browning MGs and Hispano 20 mm HS404 Cannon.
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  14897. Very cool video Dr Felton, thank you for sharing!” FYI. I own a C96, on auto even with stock that thing is everywhere. Maybe the spread helped? It’s a little Tasmanian devil on auto. 20rds of noise making, it’s a blast of fun.
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  14898. What a fascinating odd story. Thanks for sharing. I always learn so much from you.
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  14899. Thank you again, mark. You are the best
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  14900. Great history lesson!
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  14901. Honestly thought this was an April fools joke until I saw the upload date
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  14902. Another little WWII gem Mark! Particularly your comment about the lavatory.😂
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  14903. Living the war in quiet anonymity. 😊 Another potential story could be the Schatzgraber base in Alexandra Land (part of the Russian Arctic)
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  14904. Had to double check that we were'nt still in the 1st April on hearing this one! Mon dieu. Is there no end of fascinating WW2 stories? Thanks, Dr Mark! PS ... Loved the bit about the loo..
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  14905. Interesting and entertaining as always.
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  14906. Interesting and informative. Good pictures.
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  14907. @ 5:00 Piorun; which famously introduced itself to Bismark: "I am a Pole".
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  14908. And now we know the rest of the story !! 😊😊😊😊😊 Thanks for sharing this with us all
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  14909. Amazing video👍
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  14910. Never cease to amaze & educate me Dr. Felton❤🇨🇦
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  14911. Thank you, Mr Felton for such an interesting story. I learned so much in just 10 minutes.
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  14912. Obscure....But Thanks to Dr Felton, Never Forgotten. Bravo, Sir! I particularly enjoy these Very Little Known stories. ❤😊
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  14913. Thank you Doctor Felton!!
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  14914. The Minkies? See also Hammond Innes's novel "The Wreck Of The Mary Deare", or the movie adaption. Did I see the French Channel Islands on those maps but being not mentioned? HMS Ashanti ... 2ic was future First Sea Lord Terry Lewin.
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  14915. Another great video, amazing story.
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  14916. Amazing ! Thank you for the information
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  14917. aways love watching your videos and seeing them in my notifications.
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  14918. Good video! 😎👍
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  14919. Once again I say “I had no idea!” How very interesting, thank you Mark.
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  14920. As a Historian you've helped me grow a lot, and I thank you for that.
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  14921. Excellent video
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  14922. Your material, style and narration are outstanding, always a favorite watch
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  14923. Your timing seems poignant and needed thank you Mr Felton
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  14924. Thank you Professor Felton!!!!!!! Always looking forward to another historic lesson, especially from the eastern front.
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  14925. Your Channel is the best
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  14926. Nice One and Cheers!
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  14927. Very interesting that.
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  14928. Thank you so much for making these videos!
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  14929. Fascinating.
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  14930. I can never get over your content and how interesting it is
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  14931. His father Eric von Rosen gave Finland it's first airplane in 1918 , Eric von Rosen plane was marked with his personal badge, a blue swastika on a white background. The Finnish Air Force adopted this roundel as their national insignia.
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  14932. There's nothing like little known history to grab one's attention. Thanks Mark 👍
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  14933. Mark, love your videos. Keep them coming, brother.
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  14934. Me and to less extend my girlfriend enjoy “Operation Swallow” pretty much.
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  14935. I've just found a couple of these on Audible and quite a few on Kindle, after a stroke left my eyesight damaged that's great as I can listen with no problems, and I can manage on Kindle by jacking up the font size, Thank's Mark. 👍🇬🇧👍
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  14936. I have read Zero Night and Operation Swallow, both great reads. Just bought Castle of the Eagles. It arrived yesterday.
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  14937. You certainly seem to have hit your stride Mr. Felton, best of luck to you sir.
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  14938. Getting "Zero Night" in a couple weeks, hope to read several of your books this summer under my maple tree 🌳🦟🦟🍹
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  14939. Watching this was real torture for a self-described bookaholic.
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  14940. I just finished Never Surrender recently; excellent read, highly recommended. It won't be my last Felton novel.
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  14941. Really enjoyed Japan's Gestapo
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  14942. Thank you sir
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  14943. you are the historian's historian. and one of my better teachers
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  14944. 2950th viewer :P LOVE your documentaries, Dr. Felton!
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  14945. What a fantastic idea for a video series. Mark Felton continuing to be a beast as always. I will now be committing time theft as I watch this at my desk at work.
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  14946. Another fantastic n informative episode. This little known fact about "Band" Beach. Kudos to you for well- researched facts N those archival films. It really enhances the video. Looking forward to your next video.
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  14947. I wished i had you as our history teacher when i went to school. As Always top notch work.
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  14948. First class research - I am just astonished that this story was burried for all that time. Thank You!
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  14949. Another fascinating video.
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  14950. I knew i subscribed to the right channel...!
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  14951. Excellent! I really enjoyed this one.
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  14952. Me everytime I see a WW2 video title I wasn't expecting "WHAAAAT". Thanks Mark!
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  14953. Outstanding scholarship sir.
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  14954. Mark Felton single handedly does a better job at educating and enlightenment about history than The History Channel has done in the past 12 years.
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  14955. Damned fine work Mark.
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  14956. Leave it to Dr. Felton! Awesome, and quite unbelievable!
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  14957. YOULL BE PROSECUTED AS A WIZARD ANOTHER ONE I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THANK YOU .
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  14958. I did not know the "fish" part of the code name either. And I can totally understand the Canadian feelings about Jellyfish. I never knew about Band either. Thank you
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  14959. I remember this channel having only 27k Subs. Now you're going almost a million!
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  14960. The picture of you with Storm troopers just fits
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  14961. Only Mark could have found out about a 6th Normandy landing beach called "BAND". Excellent work, thanks for sharing.
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  14962. great video
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  14963. Keep them coming all through this lock down Marky Mark please.
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  14964. I have studied WW2 European Theater for forty years. I am humbled by you Dr.Felton. I never heard of band beach!As usual, your excellence is exceptional. BRAVO ZULU from the US Navy (retired)
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  14965. He's done it again...made a video of something I (and I suspect many on here) had never heard of. Well done.
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  14966. Dont need to see the video yet to know, its going to be good!
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  14967. Recently finished The Guns at Last Light, and yet there's more to know, wow thanks again Dr. Felton.
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  14968. Nice video Mark!
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  14969. Thank You Mr. Felton ' God Bless Your Hard Work / Research.
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  14970. Early bird gets the worm! The Genius Mark Felton strikes again!!
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  14971. Interesting!👍
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  14972. Superb !! Video
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  14973. Thanks Mark ! Always look forward to watching and learning new info.
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  14974. 969k subs. Nice.
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  14975. Me: "Another book down. Guess now I know pretty much everything there is to know about WWII!" Dr. Mark Felton: "Hold my beer ... "
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  14976. Another very interesting video Mark. Great channel lad.
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  14977. Historians there are 5 invasion beaches on D-Day. Mark Felton: no there are 6
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  14978. Fact - i just postponed my meeting by 15 min to watch this
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  14979. Great videos. Keep them coming!
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  14980. Never heard a "drop" about this Band Beach before. Thank you Doctor Felton!
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  14981. A revelation every video. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  14982. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  14983. Thank you for the forgotten history. A minor story now but extremely important to the ones fighting there that day.
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  14984. Yo, this Mark Felton guy is incredible. This is some hardcore research!
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  14985. History not shared is history forgotten
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  14986. Best Youtube channel
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  14987. As an amateur historian myself. Very amateur. I have an AA in Military history. Been reading NF history books my entire life. I have truly enjoyed your works. So great. Thanks for the work you put in
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  14988. I have seen dozens of Documentaries about ot have mentioned D-Day but this is the first time i have ever heard of Band beach and how the other British beaches were named after fish but one was changed. Makes alot more sense now. Thank You again for showing that just when you think you know it all, there is one more hidden piece of information to be found.
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  14989. Great stuff Mark, I only become aware of it after picking up original planning documents and a diary two years ago, fascinating video thank you.
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  14990. I love how this information describes the tactical effects on the battle, not simply a beach landing. Yea we won, end of story. I am curious to understand how you came upon this information. Another great history lesson.
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  14991. Thank Mark. I’ve studied WWII for years and never knew this. Thanks for the knowledge
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  14992. You are the man for the job when to comes to forgotten history. Without you much important history would be completely unknown. I think most people don't recognize how very important you are to history.
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  14993. Once again Dr. Felton knocks it out of the ballpark. A 6th beach planned for D-Day. I never knew till today this evening.
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  14994. I live around 1 mile from the old RAF Fraserburgh airfield ( out at Cairnbulg across the bay ) and never knew a Luftwaffe bomber surrendered there at the end of the war. Fraserburgh was bombed on a fairly regular basis due to the Consolidated Pneumatics factory ( most of it long since demolished but the main front section of the factory is still there ) since YouTube doesn't allow non-YT links search for "The destruction of No. 15 - Wartime Bombings" which gives the details of the bombings between 1940-1943
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  14995. Very interesting Video! Thanks for the continued effort Mr Felton!
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  14996. Mark is the best.
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  14997. Very cool! Thanks Mark
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  14998. Very interesting, as usual, Mark.
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  14999. Excellent tale weel done!
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  15000. Your stories are excellent Mark. Ive studied WWII since Jr. High School (Now 60) and you always have unique, interesting stories.. ty 🙏
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  15001. Wow, very interesting re: Ireland WW2. Great research. Legend. 😎
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  15002. As a Saffer, I do enjoy the stories with a South African connection
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  15003. i reallllllllyyy like ur channel u are the only commentator that pronounces the German names properly keep on with the good work
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  15004. Thanks Mr. Felton😎
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  15005. Thank you for posting.
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  15006. You sir are my absolute favorite historian!! Always the most interesting and under told stories!!! Thanks again for another well told piece of history!
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  15007. Crazy how you continue to come up with amazing videos. Keep up the amazing work Mark !
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  15008. Great video thank you.
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  15009. yeah a new video !😃
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  15010. Always nice to see my small cold country in your videos! Did you visit Oosterbeek or Arnhem as well? My grandfather (87) was born in Arnhem and my grandmother (87) in Kampen but fled to Oosterbeek during the war. My grandfather has told me many stories, recalling the moment he and his father cycled all the way to Capelle aan den IJssel to get potatoes on the cheap from his paternal family. They took a detour to Rotterdam after picking up their potatoes and my grandfather got his first glimpse of what he'd be going through for the next five years; the Nazis started bombing Rotterdam. My grandfather and his dad fled to the Maastunnel, which was still under construction at the time. The bombing went on for nearly 20 minutes. My grandfather and his dad got home with just a few scratches and bruises and an unbelievable story that no one believed until they got the morning papers. Another huge story I couldn't confirm until I got older was the existence of a Königstiger in Oosterbeek. Apparently it was the biggest fear-inducing piece of steel my grandfather had ever seen, and he saw some after the war when he joined the Navy for 17 years as a Telex Operator during the Cold War. The Königstiger got destroyed in Oosterbeek, down the street of the Weverstraat, just across where my aunt and uncle still live to this day. Gramps has showed me pictures of him and his older brother Karel playing on the tank in 1946. I recently found out they're restoring the exact same tank right now in Switzerland, as the tanks state was disastrous after years of neglence.
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  15011. Im from Nijmegen as well! Right now I pass one of the bunkers almost everyday. Glad that you are making a video about this!
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  15012. Greatings from Nijmegen. Love your clips!
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  15013. I live 20 minutes from there! Have you also visited Schoonderlogt and the easy company memorial? So many historical places to visit!
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  15014. Neatly done Mr. Felton!
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  15015. cool video
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  15016. I live nearby this bridge and i always find it a shame these kids make this historical monument more ugly with their graffiti
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  15017. Stationed in Europe. I was able to get to Foy Belgium to Easy Companies position in the forest 🌳. I ll be going to Holland next spring / summer to drive / walk the bridges as I’m 2nd generation 82nd ABN vet AATW!
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  15018. Me and my brother in school uniform went to watch the opening of thsi epic story in the oden cinema in Swansea , The queue was like a 500 meters long up to mother care on the Kingsway Swansea 😂. What a incredible cast in the movie a bridge to far . 🎥 Thanks for posting mark 😊👍
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  15019. My favourite war movie and soundtrack - after I mentioned I’d been to see it at the cinema when released, my grandfather dropped into conversation he was part of XXX Corps (he’d never thought to mention it before….) 😊
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  15020. Mark this is one of your best!...fantastic!... thanks so much for sharing!!
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  15021. Woooah! Early!, thanks Mark, just to let you know notifications work!!!
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  15022. Excellent! Thanks Mark.
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  15023. I'm in Wijchen at the moment visiting family for christmas, crazy to think Mark was that close.
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  15024. Thank you Mark!!
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  15025. Keep up the excellent videos
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  15026. Brilliant video as always, truly enjoying them. Thank you mr. Felton.
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  15027. Again Thank You Sir! Your content is very appreciated.
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  15028. MARK YOU ARE THE BEST, THANKS FOR KEEPING UP TO DATE WITH NO PROPERGANDA !
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  15029. Thanks!
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  15030. Thank you for bringing to bear your knowledge on events related to the Russian/Ukrainian conflict.
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  15031. Great content, again. Thank you Mark Felton, you are much appreciated 😎👍🏼 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
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  15032. Mark thank you it's been less than easy to find information in this situation
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  15033. This video raises many good questions.
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  15034. There are literally thousands of History students that probably consider you there online Daddy.
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  15035. Another amazing video
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  15036. As an old man who served on a carrier in the Cuban blockade I can tell you that these are very dangerous times. I hope your not narrating in real time the beginning of WWIII but if you are you’re doing a fine job.
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  15037. P.s once again thank you Dr. Felton for a prompt and balanced video.
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  15038. It's funny i was reading recently about Kurt Student, the Luftwaffe paratrooper general when this popped up. Perfect timing. lol
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  15039. bro, sick new pic in the beginning
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  15040. I can always rely on Mark Felton to provide the answer to a question I never knew I wanted the answer to until it pops up on my feed. excellent. 👍
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  15041. Very interesting film thanks Mark
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  15042. First to view and comment!!! Thanks Dr. Felton for another amazing video
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  15043. Nice intro photo
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  15044. "the barrel leather is used" actually means "the liner is being fitted" (das Passleder wird eingesetzt) Sendung mit der Maus
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  15045. Nice Greener GP shotgun l have one myself,,
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  15046. My 3 uncles were in WW2. Gus parachuted over Normandy June 5th. Decorated but never talked about it. Tommy 7th wave Normandy Beach. Bronze star and two purple hearts. Bill tail gunner island popping hopping Philippines New Guinea Australia. Bill did a million miles in a B24 Liberator. He was almost deaf.🇺🇲 God I miss those guys 😢 R.I.P.
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  15047. That pic and text at the beginning was hysterical.
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  15048. Thanks Dr. Felton for another extraordinary production. I wanted to know more about these ships since the 1970s when I came across an article, on an old 1950s Popular Mechanics magazine, regarding the USS Carronade LSM(Rocket). I wondered how the rocket launchers worked and their effect on beach landings. Now, in 2020 I finally have the answer thanks to you!! Another great work, I have been enjoying all Mark Felton videos, I learn a lot from them.
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  15049. Dr Felton strikes again with another marvelous detailed story !
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  15050. 999k subs let's gooooo
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  15051. As usual I leave the classroom better than I entered
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  15052. Let's get mark to one million
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  15053. It's got to be encouraging to see that number getting close. Happy for you Mark!
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  15054. Mark is close to 1 million subs boys!
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  15055. I enjoy the topics shown on this site.
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  15056. My grandfather served aboard Landing Craft Infantry Gunship LCI(G) 727 in the Pacific in WWII. He talked about the rockets. He was at Peleliu.
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  15057. Mark, thank you SO much for your work. THIS is my principal reason for using YouTube.
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  15058. I’m liking this in advance .
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  15059. Nearly 1 million
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  15060. Mr. Felton, I want to thank you for you fabulous work on your research and narration of historical events. My father and I have been longtime fans. we are both veterans and apricate your attention to detail on the history of events . Thank you sir, my sons and I watch your channel to accurate explanation on events. Bravo!
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  15061. Never heard of this before...yip never heard of it...until now! Why? Why why why???😂😂 Thanks Mark!
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  15062. Once again Sir Mark Felton comes up trumps. Good work sir!
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  15063. Another in-depth report from Professor Felton. Quality we have come to expect and Mark delivers! Thats a terrifying weapon. One no sane man would ever think of entertaining for even a moment. Thanks Mark. Cheers !
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  15064. Just when I thought I knew a little something about every WW2 weapon here comes Mark’s report on naval rockets. I often see the rocket ships on Allied landing films but never thought much about in how they worked. Now I know. But still learning. Thank you.
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  15065. Was it a year ago we celebrated ur 500k subs? And now were close again in celebrating a million sub
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  15066. Almost 1 mil subs for mark felton nice!!!
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  15067. 1. Click Like before starting video. 2. Watch another fascinating commentary. Thank you once again, Dr Felton.
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  15068. So close to 1million subs there isnt a channel more deserving of 1million plus subs. Lets get em there!!!
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  15069. 1:04 I would argue that Star Wars (A New Hope) is, at its core, over simplified World War 2 in space with wizards.
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  15070. We used to have rows of these prefabs in paulsgrove Portsmouth ,I was always envious of my friend because they had a fridge and her mum used to make ice lollies for us ,I would love to live in one they were ideal especially for older people 👍🏻but they were all demolished before a new motorway was built
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  15071. You Never cease to Amaze me Dr Felton! Although all of your videos are Informative, Interesting, and Brilliant, I found this one in particular to be So Clever bc you showed how the remnants of WWII are Still Around and Relevant today- So, Thank You for All you do Sir! Wishing you and your family Many Blessings and Please Keep up the Great Work!!
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  15072. Not only in Britain but also in the Netherlands! 🇳🇱👍🇬🇧
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  15073. My friend grew up in one and now lives in it herself. It's a lovely house - only 1 bathroom though.
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  15074. Great one Mark Thank you kindly 👊🔥 🪖
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  15075. Thanks!
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  15076. Fascinating!
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  15077. Always awesome by this world class master historian and author!!
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  15078. Who the hell cares, Mark is human just like you and I.
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  15079. Thanks for this video. It answers some questions I had about this piece of history and fills in knowledge I was lacking.
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  15080. Thank you for putting so much effort in your videos! Cheers!
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  15081. Congratulations on almost hitting 1.75 million subscribers Dr. Felton
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  15082. Very interesting , thank you.
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  15083. Very interesting topic, Mark!
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  15084. I was going to watch something else, then saw the title of this video... immediately changed my mind 👍
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  15085. Thank Mark🇬🇧
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  15086. Wow. I hadn't know about any of this, of course I'd k ow about Cuban involvement but it's incredibly interesting none the less.
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  15087. Your videos are EXCELLENT Mark, have been enjoying your content for years. Far better than what is currently found on The History Channel and elsewhere. Best wishes on your continued success.
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  15088. Truly unexpected and well done video, as always 👍🏻
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  15089. Another least known but interesting n informative video. Kudos for those invaluable archival films n pictures too. Anticipating ur next one.
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  15090. Very interesting. Thanks so much.
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  15091. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  15092. Another great video as usual 👍
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  15093. Love this channel! It's a history buffs best friend lol
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  15094. Excellent content
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  15095. Best history Channel on youtube.
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  15096. Fascinating, as always Mr. Felton.
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  15097. Another banger video.
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  15098. You’re so direct and right to it a great channel to help me son learn interesting history
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  15099. I swear this channel never fails to bring interest to history
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  15100. Always Mark Felton knows how to find and present interesting information about WW2.
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  15101. You know it’s going to be a good day when Dr Felton posts
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  15102. Fabulous Mark. Interesting.
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  15103. Sir thanks to your brief history dive we came back for more, thanks again
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  15104. A typically fascinating work from Dr. Felton . Thank You .
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  15105. Interesting video Mark!
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  15106. EVERY day is a school day!!! Thank you, Mark!!
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  15107. Another fascinating video!
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  15108. Jesus, your over a million already? You grew fast man, congratulations.
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  15109. This is a great story. Never heard this told before. Thanks for telling it.
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  15110. I've thought up a good analogy of Dr.Felton's fabulous work. Most WWII documentaries: Porridge Dr.Felton's WWII documentaries: A full blown Michelin 6-star Haut Cuisine French dinner, with all the trimmings.
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  15111. After hearing this, it kinda makes you wonder if there's anymore secrets from WW2. A fascinating story none the less.
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  15112. Fabulous info Mark, as always.
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  15113. Utterly excellent, thank you.
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  15114. Once again Mark doesn't fail to suprise me. I learned more about less known historical battles and events from ww2 and other conflicts here than in school or books. Great work. Keep it up.
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  15115. Mark.. You are totally awesome. Thank you for all your work.
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  15116. Well researched!
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  15117. Thank you for this video Mr. Felton. Always füll of very detailed information about our important history.
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  15118. This man is a history god.
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  15119. Great documentary Mark. Consider myself fairly well versed about WW2 but this is all new to me. Keep up the good work!
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  15120. That was good!Didn't even know this. Thanks Mark.Great stuff again😎👌!
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  15121. Fascinating!
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  15122. Today's lesson I thought I knew but turns out I really didn't know that much! Thank you for explaining things so clearly and well for me to understand..
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  15123. Very well . Good job . Greetings Mr. Mark !!! Strong embrace of the Brazil 👍
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  15124. Very interesting.
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  15125. It's crazy to see that the channel now has over 1.7 million subscribers. I can remember when there was less than 3k. I believe at least a golf clap is in order.
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  15126. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  15127. Mark never fails to amaze us on the daily with such unique takes of WW2.
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  15128. GREAT CONTENT ALWAYS VERY INTERESTING 👍
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  15129. Dr Felton has become history...
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  15130. Wonderful video Dr. Felton!
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  15131. This is possibly the most interesting story I've seen on this channel, which is saying something.
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  15132. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  15133. I was just telling a friend about these
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  15134. Thanks again Dr Felton. Mark Felton Productions rocks!!!
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  15135. Thanks!
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  15136. Awesome as always👍
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  15137. Thank you Dr Felton for yet another little known snippet of WW2 history!
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  15138. TY- Dr. Felton . I knew of these , but not the details of construction , and origins of the turrets. Thinking both surplus production, and turrets removed from Berg panthers as mentioned, makes this use entirely logical. I would not want to tasked with their removal, and they did their job if they caused delay, and confusion among any advancing enemy troops. Thanks again for your superior work.
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  15139. great video Mark, thanks
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  15140. Mark. Thanks for once again providing me with my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  15141. These videos are too good to watch during the daytime. I watch them at night to help me relax.
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  15142. Really interesting stuff!
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  15143. What a fascinating topic for a video, this is something I've thought about but never very much
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  15144. Great video. Bravo Dr felton
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  15145. Another WW2 facet. Thoroughly enjoyed it Mark.
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  15146. At this point I hit the like button to get that out of the way then watch the video.
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  15147. Again, excellent work, Mark!
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  15148. Another great video, thank you so much sir for your amazing work.
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  15149. As a WW2 historian, I love your input thank you so much.
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  15150. Excellent job on this video. Very informative.
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  15151. Well done mark. Great coverage
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  15152. Always interesting, thank you.
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  15153. Another amazing video Mark, keep up the awesome work!!
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  15154. .. a good documentary on a great General .. lots of research and effort had gone into .. congratulations for the informative video. The footage was also apt.
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  15155. Thank you mark very cool!
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  15156. Mark, you always dig out a few surprising gems out of the most well known stories. Thank you.
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  15157. Thank you for the interesting videos, Mark!
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  15158. Oh, well .... I did not know this fact, about niszczyciel ORP "Blyskawica" ("Thunder FLASH" or "Lightning") As usually, thank U so much Mr. Mark Felton. You are really great man !!!!
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  15159. Thank you Mark!!!
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  15160. Another amazing bit of History that I did not know, such a knowledgeable man, always look forward to the next video.
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  15161. Enormous respect for your knowledge, attitude and work, Dr. Felton.
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  15162. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  15163. Outstanding, as always.
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  15164. Great stories, Mr. Felton. I swear that World War 2 is an inexhaustible source of stories.
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  15165. As a little kid, I actually met and shook Nobuo Fujita's hand on September 1962 in Brookings, Oregon. This was a very interesting time in Oregon's history and Fugita was a very interesting guy. I won't say anything more and spoil your Part 3 story Mark. Can't wait.
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  15166. This series has been very interesting, to spite being a bit of a WWII buff, I have to say, I had never heard of any of this. THANKS and KEEP IT UP!
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  15167. I just became a Patreon supporter of your channel - I want to support your work - it's always well researched.
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  15168. This is a great mini-series! Can't wait for part 3!
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  15169. Serendipitous that I should stumble on this video today. Our museum (HMCS ALBERNI Museum and Memorial) was working on a new display for our 75th Anniversary of the end of WWII after a very interesting artifact, a piece of shell shrapnel from the bombing of the Estevan Lighthouse, was recently donated to our museum on Vancouver Island. Temporary closure of HAMM due to Covid-19 has our staff working on parts of our museum that we normally don't have the time to work on due to tour groups and not being able to make big messes during public hours. One of our newly developed sections pertain to Fort Stevens, Estevan Lighthouse, and other areas along the West Coast of North America that did have interaction with the Japanese war machine.
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  15170. Very interesting stuff, thank you for including the conspiracy theories too. They gave a lot of historical context even if you or historians in general discount them.
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  15171. Outstanding.
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  15172. God, I love the Intros of every Video
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  15173. I have been to FT. Stevens at least 30 times over the last 20 years and I still learned some new things from this video
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  15174. Amazing story, never hear this before
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  15175. Very minor point but the statement that Japanese aircraft were ordered by allies to carry black crosses at the wars end is not quite true. In the brief period after the surrender on the 15th August 1945 but before the signing on the 2nd September, japanese aircraft still in use were ordered to be whitewashed and painted with green crosses, to show that the aircraft were not carrying out belligerent actions and in order not to confuse them with any other nation, as the green cross marking was deliberately chosen to be as different to any air force insignia serving in Asia at the time. The aircraft were mostly used for medical evacuation, transport and liason for local commanders to negotiate surrender terms. Fantastic video as always though, thank you Dr Felton!
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  15176. Professor Felton, thank you for yet another obscure bit of world war 2 history. Top notch as always
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  15177. Amazing content as always!
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  15178. You produce good content Mr. Felton
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  15179. Another forgotten piece of WWII history? I’ll take it Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  15180. Well done sir…more precise information giving such insight 👏🏻👏🏻
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  15181. Mark, the hits just keep on coming! Excellent!
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  15182. Very informative and interesting video. Thanks Dr. Felton. (The entry tune is so captivating).
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  15183. Again SIR! another WW2 fact unknown to me ! I really hope to run into you on the streets of Norwich or in a pub one day. thanks again for your OUTSTANDING knowledge and work ! old 73yr old man from USA
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  15184. This got me reading into Soviet Cossacks that fought for and also against Hitler! Thank u sir
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  15185. This channel is great
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  15186. Great video as always.
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  15187. Sun Yuanliang was trained initially at the Whampoa Military Academy (黄埔军校) in Guangzhou not in Shanghai.
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  15188. Two comments on Trettner: Trettner finished his service as a general and not as a major general. He was also inspector general of the Bundeswehr and thus formally the highest soldier in active service.
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  15189. Love your videos!
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  15190. I remember I was driving through north Louisiana and stopped in a town called homer. In the town center near the courthouse there was a giant mural that said “Remember Pearl Harbor BUY WAR BONDS KEEP THEM FLYING” with a giant P40 Warhawk on it.
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  15191. Thank you Mark! Have great month of May!
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  15192. Thanks again Dr Felton 👍
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  15193. Dr. Felton I love your videos ❤
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  15194. Great video!!!! Thank you for covering.
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  15195. Ok, now this I didn’t know about. Another historic episode on the list. Thank you Mark.
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  15196. Interesting video. Thank you!
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  15197. Wonderful production as usual. Great how Mark really learns the pronunciation of foreign words. The two Dutch words, Landstorm Nederland are indeed pronounced correctly but one can hear German influence. The s isn't pronounced as sh but just s.
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  15198. Great information Thanks for that.
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  15199. Amazing stories, thanks for telling us about them.
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  15200. A great story as always!
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  15201. your videos are just fascinating. I learn so much from each one. I also just adore that it's things you don't hear about. things that just aren't told to you in school.
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  15202. This is by far one of your best top 10 ! - never have I seen or heard of this story. And shocked no movie was made on this (hint ) ! Good work sir !! :)
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  15203. These are stories that need so much digging thx for surfacing them👌
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  15204. Dr. Felton this is an amazing story, thank you for teaching us with these incredible facts, I swear I should of have you as my professor for modern German history.
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  15205. Brilliant video Mark. I can feel the drama taking place in Berlin in those days. :D
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  15206. Great story... 👍
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  15207. Excellent
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  15208. Your videos make my day!!!😊.... Your videos should be required learning material for our children in our public schools.... I think I would enjoy School more if they would have played your videos but sadly there wasn't YouTube then.....
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  15209. Thank you for another amazing upload!! I will always be one of your staunchest supporters.
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  15210. Great post, Mark. As usual. Your unique approach in research is most commendable.
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  15211. well.. when the numbers "speak".. within 10mins the upload is over 4.5k views!! keep it up with the great job-vids.. friend from 🇬🇷
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  15212. Videos being short or long are always so interesting. Thank you again Dr. Felton
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  15213. Great video as usual!
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  15214. I was going to complain about the Umlaut in the name Schümine, but thank you for pointing out it's Schützenmine not Schuhmine.
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  15215. I love these short, sharp and incisive videos. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  15216. Well done , yet another good and informative video
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  15217. Nice work 🌹
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  15218. Thank you for your interesting information. I look forward to learning more.
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  15219. Another great video Mark, and congrats on cracking 1M subscribers. Well deserved mate, here's to another million.
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  15220. One of my favorites! Keep it up Mark!
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  15221. Mark's voice is so calming! I like to play his videos in the background while I am in the kitchen cooking 😊
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  15222. I’ve been watching this guys videos for years
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  15223. Your content is fantastic
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  15224. I learn more and more.!
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  15225. Your vids are so imformative and easy to follow. You should get more view!
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  15226. Fascinating. Thank you very much, dr. Felton!
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  15227. Mark Felton comes up with new footage all the time....quite amazing!! And great stories too.
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  15228. Who would have ever thought? Great researching Mark!!!!
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  15229. Shhhh, another history lesson!
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  15230. Now this isn’t something I knew before. Thank you Mr. Felton for making this video!
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  15231. Great video mate, some really good insights of little known aspects of WW2.
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  15232. I'm a simple 16 year old boy I saw mark felton video I click for more knowledge
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  15233. One of the best informative channel. I could passed an exam on wwll
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  15234. GREAT documentary MARK YOU always HAVE some good VIDEOS
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  15235. Another great Mark Felton production ✌👍👍
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  15236. Posted 42 min ago already over 1k likes.. wow 🤩 Dr Felton, where do we sign up for your historical studies.
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  15237. I am actually not far from Münsingen (btw. very well pronounced Mr. Felton!), there are still graves remained from Wlassow's soldiers at the former military training area.
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  15238. Your consistency in quality of topics and presentation is remarkable
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  15239. LOL I live close to Münsingen
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  15240. Excellent content you'd hear only by Mark Felton.
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  15241. came back to channel after 4 months completely forgot what i loved to hear
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  15242. Once again Mark impresses us all!
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  15243. Wow, that's an incredible story. The more I learn of history the less I like American foreign policy..... Truly excellent short here, Bravo ! ❤
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  15244. This is true, I was in service with an ex-cobra helicopter gunner. He told me how they would fly on the border, once he counted over 400 bullet holes in his aircraft. I had forgotten all about that until I watched your video, I think you could be the next Liddell Hart. Good job. You are a very learned person: 'Felton was born in Colchester, Essex and received his education at the Philip Morant School. After completing a bachelor's degree and an MA, Felton earned a PhD in history from the University of Essex in 2005' - Wikipedia. This is impressive Dr. Felton.
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  15245. Well, there you go, something I never knew about. Thanks for the Good work Mark.
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  15246. This is the best channel on YouTube. Please just flood us with content, cannot get enough.
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  15247. Mark i love how fast this channel grew thank you for this content 👍
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  15248. Another incredibly well produced video about an interesting topic that's rarely covered. Excellent work as always!
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  15249. Great story thanks for the information
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  15250. Too nice history video thanks
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  15251. Fantastic thanks again
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  15252. "The government will text you and you can read it as the phone melts in your hand ". Love it. Also, reminds me of a poster I saw in the sixties "In case of nuclear attack, squat down with your head between your knees and kiss your ass goodbye."🤣
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  15253. Thank you mark!!!
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  15254. Great video!!!
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  15255. I just love your channel... always good great stuff and a bit of fun at times as well. Thank you
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  15256. When I hear that intro music I can safely say as a 30yr old man I do be absolutely buzzin’! Easily one of the best intro music’s on YouTube and top quality content. Quality stuff!
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  15257. Well nowadays most people are glued to their screens anyhow.
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  15258. Great job you do!
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  15259. Hi Mark, your German pronunciation is becoming very good. Keep up the great work.
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  15260. Mark Felton notifications are better than Christmas!
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  15261. Wonderful stuff Dr!!!
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  15262. Cracking upload
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  15263. I know it's a bit late but i just finished watching Hitler's steal beast and you did a great job on that
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  15264. God bless you mark Felton
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  15265. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  15266. Fantastic content nonstop!
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  15267. Hirō Onoda (March 19, 1922 – January 16, 2014) was an Imperial Japanese Army intelligence officer who fought in World War II. After Onoda spent 29 years holding out in the Philippines, his former commander traveled from Japan to personally issue orders relieving him from duty in 1974. He held the rank of second lieutenant in the Imperial Japanese Army
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  15268. Dear dr Felton- you are the jewel in the crown amongst the historians!
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  15269. Interessant. Danke schön, Herr Felton! 👍🏻
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  15270. A fascinating story that I’d never heard of - thanks Mark for your impeccable research and presentation.
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  15271. Wow the amazing thing is I have learned listening to Mark. History in school was never this good!
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  15272. Mark "where in the bloody hell did you find this information" Felton
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  15273. Never knew any of this info, but I am not surprised to find out that this happened. Good video.
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  15274. Nice , this is the first time that i know about this information, still grate info material choice, good job.
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  15275. Fantastic work, Mark... before you i was always reading the same things about WWII. History lives with you!
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  15276. Mark, where do you find this info? Truly fascinating to say the least! Thanks again for another awesome history lesson!! I look forward to new episodes!
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  15277. I was not aware of these units. Thank you, Dr. Felton. Your videos may be concise but they are full of fascinating insights into history.
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  15278. That was really interesting to hear, I never knew that and it is nice to hear and that they got recognised too! Well done to the Italians!
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  15279. Thanks very much professor!
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  15280. I love your attention to detail, case in point: Italians received more starch in their rations. That is just brilliant! Thank you for your always amazing videos!!! Isabelle Victoria British Columbia
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  15281. Once again, a fascinating little vignette uncovered by Mark Felton. Thank you.
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  15282. All of Marks videos are amazing, they are so enjoyable to watch. He must put so much work and effort into them to achieve this level of detail and quality. WW2 is my favourite period in history and I’ve learned so much by watching Mark’s videos. I’m surprised The History Channel hasn’t snapped him up. Keep them coming Mark, they are invaluable. Thankyou.
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  15283. Wow it's simply amazing what amount of knowledge Dr. Felton has! Unglaublich
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  15284. Its amazing how the echos of the second world war are still reverberating in our communities today
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  15285. Another winner from Dr Felton, that got me through this evenings slightly poor curry
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  15286. Thanks!
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  15287. That intro pic and description is cool Mark.
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  15288. Many thanks for sharung!
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  15289. I could not at first believe that your claim about 'little reported' was true, until I looked for actual data. Mark, thanks for bringing this operation to light. You're right, it is poorly reported
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  15290. Another great video Dr. Mark the photos and archival footage are top notch! Many thanks for posting!
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  15291. As always, Dr Mark, an excellent and informative video that, again, shed light on something I had heard of. Thank you.
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  15292. Thank you for revealing another piece of forgotten history.
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  15293. Outstanding research into this unknown Operation, thank you for sharing your work. Cheers
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  15294. I have read extensive works on Wacht am rhein and nordwind but had no idea about this small and localised operation. Thankyou for enlightening me, as most of your presentations do Herr Professor.
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  15295. 11:48 I think you mean 8th of January, not 8th of June.
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  15296. Never presented untill now!!! Yes sir that's why we watch your channel and we love the work u do!
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  15297. I wish i could give 2 thumbs up on this video. 1 for the education and historical detail and 2) For the Terminator Intro 😂😂😂
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  15298. Super cool! I myself live in Swalmen, but i know people that own properties in Wansum and Geijsteren.
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  15299. You tell way better than the history channel.
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  15300. Wife entered the room at 12:38 After a pause she asked if they really were in kangaroos. I told her without flinching, that it was aussies and she just accepted it - I love her <3
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  15301. Dear Sir, If no one has yet done so, I would like to invite you to the Indiana Military Museum in Vincennes, Indiana. I dare say it would be worth the visit. Thank you for all of your videos. I watch and like them immediately after you release them.
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  15302. A valuable and informative video, sir! Cheers, Mark!
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  15303. perfect information putting.
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  15304. Merry Christmas Mark Felton and thank you for posting.
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  15305. My history teacher : we’ll be writing a test about ww2 soon so you should all study. Me who’s been watching mark felton for the last 2 weeks: aight
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  15306. what a splendid christmas eve gift! thank you, Mark, may your crimbo be merry, relaxing, and with a peaceful new year to follow. Thank you, too, for another year of informative videos. Here's to 2021!
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  15307. Well done Mark thank you for posting. Merry Christmas to you .
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  15308. Thank you for one more magnificent video. Merry Christmas Dr Felton.
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  15309. Dr. Felton, Merry Christmas! Thank you for the wonderful content.🎄
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  15310. And a Merry Christmas to you Dr. Felton.
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  15311. Merry Christmas ! I wish your family and you a safe and healthy holidaytime.
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  15312. What a wonderful present to all of us who want to keep this important history alive! A very Merry Christmas Dr.Felton and the best of New Year’s!
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  15313. Merry Christmas mate, thanks for the wonderful christmas gift.
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  15314. A very appropriate story at this time of year. Thank you. Merry Christmas and a happy New year!
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  15315. Merry Xmas sir""!!
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  15316. My great uncle was the first one of these planes to break through and drop supplies!!
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  15317. Merry Christmas Mark, and as always, thank you so very much for your videos.
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  15318. Merry Christmas Mark - thanks for all you do- the videos have kept me going during the lockdown.
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  15319. Merry Christmas to you too Mark! Can't wait to see what stories we'll hear about next year!
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  15320. Being a true fan of your high quality, very interesting and educated (backgound) stories on ww2, I wish you a save and healthy 2021 from the Netherlands.
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  15321. Wow, another great story. Thanks!
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  15322. Thank you, Mark Felton! My Uncle Bunk was one of the defenders of Bastogne! Lost some fingers during the artillery shelling! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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  15323. his christmas present is getting 1 million
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  15324. 109 th infantry and 109 field Artillery from the Wyoming Valley of Pa. The Towns of Wilkes Barre and Scranton and Hazleton. The Anthracite coal mining towns, I grew up in the Wyoming Valley, I had the honor to know those brave men.
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  15325. Merry Christmas to you, Mark, and thanks so much for another year of entertaining and educational content!
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  15326. Merry Christmas Mark, love your videos!
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  15327. Merry Christmas mark Keep up the good work
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  15328. Yay merry christmas mark. Thank you for the best present ever. It's extra long too ! 😊
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  15329. Merry Christmas the ALL friends . In special Mr Felton 👍🇧🇷 .
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  15330. Merry Xmas Mark thank you for all your informative content this year, very enjoyable.
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  15331. Thank you Mark and Merry Christmas from Florida!!
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  15332. Mary Christmas mark
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  15333. Excellent. Merry Christmas, Mark, to you and yours!
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  15334. Head and shoulders better than anything found on the history channel!
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  15335. Wow what an incredible video thank you for all your research and very interesting facts bringing up the questions that nobody covers on any other history channel new standalone Mark Felton thank you for your dedication! cheers
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  15336. Another great video bud.
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  15337. Another excellent video , thank you mr Felton
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  15338. Awesome video.
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  15339. Fantastic, concise and fascinating content as always. Thank you Mark.
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  15340. Dr. Felton always has something new to present. Thank u sir!
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  15341. Your work is better than the History channel today and similar to what it used to be when they actually showed history! Very thankful for your expertise and quality videos!
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  15342. Dr Felton, you are now classified as an American National Treasure. We adore you.
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  15343. Brilliant, brilliant and brilliant. From Rotorua, NZ
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  15344. Thank you for this video Doc. I don't know where you find some of the newsreel footage that you show us, but I certainly appreciate this look back at the world some 75 years ago.
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  15345. Thanks for this quick compilation of Königsplatz Nazi buildings history. I lived for a time in Munich, not far from Königsplatz. I knew some of this, but not everything.
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  15346. Thank you Dr. Felton. As an expat Canadian living in Munich, I found this fascinating. I will endeavor to visit all these sites. Really excellent research and narration!
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  15347. Another excellent video 👍🏻
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  15348. Great work mark
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  15349. Glorious tidbits of information, you discover, present them in historical minutia, and leave me intellectually stimulated .
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  15350. Mark felton is more interesting to watch than history channel
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  15351. Grüß Gott. Tolles Video. Vielen Dank dafür.
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  15352. Thank you so much Mark !!
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  15353. Very high quality video. Most interesting.
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  15354. Some snowy winter two or three years ago we went to visit the famous 'Glyptotec' museum of Roman sculpture, nearby. Sadly it was closed to long term renovations so we just wandered around. I came across the remains of the right monument of the two that stand in the corner between two main streets. As in Germany only seldom 'just a ruin' (of a modern structure) would be left alone in the city, I assumed this was a remaining element of a Nazi monument or WWII era bunker. I did not search any further as it's not in the city center so my guess was that it's not a place of major significance. Now I have it all sorted... Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  15355. Another superb video from Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  15356. As always, sooooo interesting & thanks for what ur doing🇺🇸
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  15357. Thanks Mark. As always, little know history brought to the fore.
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  15358. another great video Mark!
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  15359. Mark. You've outdone yourself again! Thank you for providing my entertainment for Friday Night
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  15360. Very interesting.
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  15361. Bravo again very classy documentary
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  15362. Great presentation.
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  15363. Thank you mark, appreciate all the info
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  15364. Loved this one , Shackleton's are such an interesting aircraft 👍
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  15365. "ALL NINETEEN <pause> survived" Well narrated! It's the small things that make a big difference.
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  15366. I don't have to watch the video to know that it's an amazing video!
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  15367. I really enjoyed learning about the Shackleton. Great work, as usual.
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  15368. Can this become a tv documentary series where he goes fully in-depth with proper funding!
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  15369. Perfect
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  15370. I love watching these so darn much, especially during breakfast or lunch. Thank you for making such interesting and awesome content
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  15371. Love Mark Felton - I realize how bad my school education was on WW2 and how poor the 70's tv series the world at war was as the stories told lacked but a narrow landscape and perspective.
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  15372. Never new this. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  15373. Liked before even watching, great content as always
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  15374. Mark, your videos should be shown on Freeview 'Yesterday' or 'Forces TV.'
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  15375. Feel like I've taken a history red pill every time I watch one of these videos
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  15376. Your delivery of the material you research is top notch! Thank you for covering tough topics & being so accurate. I learn new things about World War Two every time my wife and I watch one of your productions. Thank you Mark for giving us something to look forward to on YouTube each week!
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  15377. A Mark Felton video involving France? A great birthday present! Thank you!
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  15378. much better pic of you Mark 👍
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  15379. Who needs that garbage history channel and the discovery channel when you have Mark Felton this guy puts out more quality material and it’s none of that garbage at the history channel has on TV. This channel is great keep it up.
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  15380. I just pressed a YouTube video by accident and this played,such convenience
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  15381. Almost 1 million. Been supporting since 400k which isn't special but due to you I have been learning more and being more interested in military history. Much love from your subscribers <3
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  15382. The content of these videos is just great. Kept me sane through lockdown!
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  15383. Makes me wonder if Sir Mark Felton found a secret Nazi journal and he is the last man alive to explain their plot in depth.
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  15384. Hi Mark keep up the good work
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  15385. You're one of the few YouTube sites that's honest. God bless you Mark
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  15386. Great video mark .
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  15387. Great video mark!
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  15388. very intersting mark! it is the little things that people miss and we enjoy....great job at portraying this story.
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  15389. I have to make dinner... but not before watching the new Mark Felton episode! Best ww2 stories around!
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  15390. I absolutely love your videos, always looking forward to a new one. I setup a channel in my clans discord specifically so i can post links to "nitty gritty history" stuff, and your links are at least 75% of those posted!
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  15391. Is so cool a Robot tank wow, happy New year Mark
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  15392. New subscriber here. I'm really enjoying your videos.
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  15393. Straight into the work playlist, thanks for making my day a little eaiser Dr Felton
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  15394. Don’t you think 1,5 hours is a bit much for a youtube video… Me neither, LET’S GO!
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  15395. Great channel 👁❤️👃🦶
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  15396. Might actually watch this one through in full. This, the Hitler and Boremann series were very enlightening. Somehow Himmler's is the weirdest, what with the dental evidence and whatnot, just bizzare. Great work and thanks as always.
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  15397. See the fanship for u Doctor.. LOVE FROM INDIA..HIT LIKE
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  15398. Mark is a great historian, makes any subject intresting, can listen to him all day. (ps loved the buckingham palace video )
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  15399. I feel inclined to comment Mark Felton your videos are an unrivalled historical account of WW2 thank you for giving me knowledge and insight into my favourite subject
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  15400. Thank you mark for looking these iconic general voices.👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  15401. Another great video Mark!
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  15402. I was pretty sure what the giant conglomeration was as soon as you mentioned it. By the time you said EADS I was certain. I knew about EADS because I am a retired USAF SNCO, and remember the EADS KC-45/Boeing KC-46 controversy that was stealing headlines at the end of my career.
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  15403. Great episode!
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  15404. Why are all clever and based people left handed ?
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  15405. Great video mark, and thank you kind donor!
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  15406. Great presentation, interesting
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  15407. One of my favorite channels for WW2 stories.
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  15408. Again..the best documentaries on youtube..Thanks Mark..
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  15409. yeah never heard of anyone talkng about this thanks Mark, ...
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  15410. Absolutely new to me, and I thought I was well read , thank you !
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  15411. Subscribe here 2yrs now and still loving watching learning history in this channel. Unlike other too much talk this guy goes direct to the point pls help him and dont skip if there's an ad it will help him a lot to make more research and editing and all of his efforts. Stay safe and god bless brother
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  15412. I hadn’t heard this story before. Good stuff on your channel everyday. Thanks.
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  15413. These documentorys are awesome. I've watched a few now. It's important as any country involved to learn about this. GREAT Work. Thanks for the upload.
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  15414. Mark your channel rocks on WW2 videos. Your videos are exceptionally researched, better in content than the known WW2 doc series, and I've seen them all. A series of videos on WW2 book reviews, on present WW2 revisionism and its role in modern politics or other similar WW2 aspects would be interesting. As long athey could generate enough views for your channel of course.
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  15415. Great story Mark, thank you for producing it,
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  15416. I love this channel. So well done and informative. The best out there.
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  15417. Wow. Such unique content and lots of it. Another great video! Thank you.
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  15418. Your posts as ever are superb! Thank you for sharing such excellently researched and presented content!
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  15419. I’ve been subscribed for awhile now love the vids
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  15420. Never know and heard about this before!!! WOW!! Dr Felton again made my Day!!! Biggest Respects!!!
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  15421. This was so good. Amazing detailed information about the battles for Dunkirk.
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  15422. Mark, I learned so much from your videos. From secret murder plots against Hitler to the Ardennes offensive and NYC U-boat attack attempts, your videos have been incredibly informative and entertaining without fail. Thank you! 🙌🙌
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  15423. One of my favorite episodes yet.
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  15424. Thank you. I thought I was a 'student' of WWII, but you constantly humble me. Keep it up.
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  15425. I didn't know about this conflict. This is a facinating video. Good job 👍👏
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  15426. This is really good, thanks.
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  15427. One hour-- 37,782 views, 4100 upvotes and 802 comments-- Dayamn..
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  15428. New knowledge as always. Thank you!
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  15429. One of the best videos from your trove. . Thank you Mark Felton
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  15430. You know what's sad, this channel with meager funding far surpasses big name shows, channels, and productions by far.
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  15431. That was very interesting
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  15432. I’m actually building an Airfix BF-109G in Swiss colors. It’s great to have some information regarding its use. Thank you!
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  15433. Very informative, Coach
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  15434. Dr Mark Felton, the voice of reason, with just the right seasoning of deadpan humour. Chapeau bas!
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  15435. This guy mixes history and humor and it is the best ever we’ll done Mark
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  15436. This has been a true experience for me. Outstanding information and excellent narration made me understand the fear of the citizens of LA at that time, knowing that they were doing what i was doing, while listening: staying in my bed at night. Just to hear all those air sirens while sleeping.... and then the whole AA barrage.
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  15437. ive never left a zoom call faster in my live
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  15438. Yoru videos make quarantine millions of times less boring.
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  15439. This is why I come to Dr Felton to get my history dose administrated. It'll expand your mind!
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  15440. Once again, just when you think you know everything about WWII, Dr. Felton digs up another tidbit. 👍👍👍
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  15441. Bravo. Another fantastic, enthralling moment in history, thank you Mark.
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  15442. God I love this mans videos
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  15443. Ohhhhh snap, another Mark Felton video, just in time for my lunch break!
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  15444. I agree with many other commenters here in saying that I've never heard of this before. I have several friends who live in The Bay Area, and I don't think this isn't even part of San Francisco's colorful local lore (of which there is no shortage). If you think that you've read or seen it all about WWII, Dr. Felton has the resources and skills to prove that there is more to know and show. Once again, thanks for yet another remarkable and amazing report on one of the most obscure incidents of WWII, now committed to history as only you are able to present.
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  15445. True mark of a great research. This is very convincing.
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  15446. This is marvelous I live near San Francisco and had always wondered about the story thank you for solving this mystery
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  15447. This was probably one of the most fun videos I have watched. Good stuff, sir!
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  15448. Interesting story Mark, thanks for uploading.
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  15449. Thankyou Dr.Felton your expansive knowledge on historic war events has not only added a personal fascination to your topics but also to my children who now watch your channel with total eagerness!!
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  15450. Really well done history clip. Thanks.
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  15451. Wished I watched this before my run across the bridge. Great video.
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  15452. Great job as usual.
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  15453. Mark Felton... ICON ! ! !
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  15454. Thank you for reminding us of this little-known episode.
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  15455. Thank you again for another amazing video Mr. Felton
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  15456. Thank you, Mr. Felton, for your contribution in revealing this unknown brave action, in the hope that this will be viewed by many, especially those (mostly U.S. people) who keep naming us "surrender monkeys" in reference to our armed forces' defeat in 1940. Very interesting also to note that this daring mission took place 2 years before the "Doolittle Raid" over Tokyo. Again, sincere thanks!
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  15457. I have never heard this story you always find the most interesting stories from World War2 that's why I like watching your Channel
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  15458. Absolutely outstanding!
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  15459. fascinating Mark. Thanks
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  15460. Great video as always Mark, thank you!
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  15461. Thanks for sharing as always!
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  15462. BRAVO Sir Mark 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸. about time for another donation.
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  15463. Handled with respect. Vatican didn't get the Buckingham Palace treatment.
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  15464. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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  15465. Merry Christmas from Finland!
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  15466. AMAZING.....Merry Christmas to you Mark & Wife Felton 🙏🙏 👍 Old Shoe in my 80's 🇺🇸
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  15467. Merry Christmas to you and yours, Mark! Thanks for all the fascinating historical stories you provide us!
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  15468. Thank you for sharing this rare event with your fans, especially at Christmas time.
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  15469. How very cool Mark! Merry Christmas!
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  15470. Merry christmas Mark and thank you for all your great videos that I have rewatched many many many times 🙂
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  15471. The gents with the black bags aren't doctors. It's His Holiness 's nuclear football. Thought you'd have known that Mark. Merry Christmas...
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  15472. Not a Pope story, but I actually met Queen Elizabeth by accident at Buckingham Palace on a tour in 2014. We were being guided along a hallway by our escort and I asked the escort, would that happen to be Queen Elizabeth down the hall, the escort said, oh no, she is not at Buckingham at the moment, the escort turned around to see Queen Elizabeth standing right before us. She greeted us all and then we were on our way for the rest of the tour. Let's just say the escort was at a loss for words.
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  15473. Thank you, Mark, for this lovely gift. 🙏✝️
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  15474. Thanks for sharing Mark. Love yr videos
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  15475. Well this video was a bit different than your other videos in a good way!
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  15476. So fascinating. Mark Felton finds the stories, wherever they hide. Thank you.
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  15477. Also the greek army used the mule a lot both in the wars against italians and germans as well as during the resistance. A lot of cypriot served as mule drivers in the royal army in greece and in italy. In the greek army we had mules until 1988.
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  15478. No 8 on trending well done you deserve it
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  15479. Excellent video watched this on the nightly news a long long time ago. Love your channel thumbs up stay awesome history buffs/nerds.
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  15480. You seriously have the best series on the Falklands War. Keep up the awesome work, Mark!
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  15481. Mr. Felton has accomplished a rare and wondrous feat. He’s trained an objective, retrospective lens on 20th Century events while steering clear of the vapid, sensationalist schlock beloved of the “Discovery,” and “History” channels. History abounds in richness. I’m pleased to have discovered a YouTube presenter who intelligently capitalizes on that truism. Bravo, Mr. Felton! Bravo!
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  15482. 1 million views in 2 days? That's impressive!
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  15483. Another amazingly interesting video thank you Mark
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  15484. 👍❤️🛳🇬🇧
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  15485. As an American this is very fascinating to watch as a lot of us aren't as familiar with this conflict
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  15486. Hey this made it to trending!
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  15487. Falklands- An Untold Story... I do sincerely recommend to all of us /I've watched it +- 5 times... Always crying... Just to mention, I'm Polish, age 13 in 1982... now living in UK...
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  15488. Awesome work!
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  15489. It's like a gift every time he uploads
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  15490. Excellent work Mark, Thank you.
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  15491. Always a pleasure to hear from this channel.
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  15492. Very Interesting Thank You So Much
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  15493. Wow! I need to go out to do my shopping but I will save this chapter for later. Cant wait!! This is far more addictive than a soap opera 🤣🤣
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  15494. great stuff mark interesting
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  15495. There are no words just simply ... ** OUTSTANDING RESEARCH ** ... Wonderfully polished video, Can't wait for the next
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  15496. Thank you... a very enjoyable series.
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  15497. As always excellent and interesting.
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  15498. Great series
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  15499. Mark Felton: Black belt in cliffhanger science! :)
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  15500. I jumped on this one like a rat on a Cheeto! Thanks for the quick release of ep3.
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  15501. Stunning work Mark .
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  15502. Brilliant video Mark bring on the next episode 👏
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  15503. Another awesome interesting video!
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  15504. Most interesting and very informative. Thank you for your research.
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  15505. Its very impressive how Mr Felton backs up his claims with very strong evidence to challenge history on these matters,a book on "The Burned Woman" subject would be interesting.
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  15506. Bravo! Bravo! I love every video that I’ve seen from from Mark Felton productions! So much great information, so well done!
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  15507. And another gem from Dr Felton. The best source for factfullness related to world war 2!
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  15508. Stunning commentary and reporting.... stellar, as always.......
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  15509. Amazing work Mark!!!!!
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  15510. Thank you once again.
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  15511. Intriguing and fascinating. Excellent vid again 👍 Dr. Felton !
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  15512. another 20 minute delight .... keep all the videos this long please
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  15513. Best series, long time viewer mark as always keep it up!
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  15514. Is it safe?
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  15515. Lest we forget.
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  15516. Greetings from South Korea. The whole base remembered this day by having athletics all day💪
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  15517. Love your work, congratulations from Mexico
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  15518. Great stuff Doc Felton. Keep them coming
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  15519. Best content outside of sitting in a college classroom thank you
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  15520. Lake of Menteith is the only Lake in Scotland…fun fact
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  15521. Work stops when I get a Felton notification on YouTube 😁
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  15522. Great report. I'll pass the PBY to the PBY group I belong to. David Legg is a member.
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  15523. A rare Junkers JU-87 Stuka equiped for water landing is sunk near the cost of Croatia in the Adriatic Sea. A Hurricane lies at the bottom of Lake Ohrid in Macedonia. Free diving is not allowed since there is still ammunition on the plane.
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  15524. A fair amount of U.S. Navy aircraft have been recovered from Lake Michigan over the years. Most of these Navy aircraft ditched either flying to or from two converted paddle wheel, Great Lakes steamers that were transformed into aircraft carriers. These ships were the USS Wolverine and USS Sable. Navy pilots would receive their carrier qualifications flying from nearby Glenview Naval Air Station in Glenview, IL to the carriers in Lake Michigan.
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  15525. Thanks Mark...always so interesting! Hello from Wisconsin!
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  15526. Pretty cool video Dr. Felton . Thank you!
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  15527. There are interesting items along the coast as well you can sometime walk out to 42-31243 - B-17 when the tide is out. WW1 British Submarine HMS G3 is rusting away on a beach, WW1 U-boats UC92, UB112 & UB106 are in bits in shallow waters at Falmouth, AH845 Tomahawk was recovered from near the beach not long ago.
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  15528. Always enjoy your content!
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  15529. Dr Felton plumbs new depths.
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  15530. A Focke Walf 58C lies 112 meters under the surface of lac du Bourget ( french alps near Chambéry, Savoie) since 1943 and 2 young pilots died and 2 survived , sorry the following is in french if you understand but interesting !🙂C’est le 30 mars 1943, cet avion allemand de la Wehrmacht s’est crashé dans le lac. À son bord, quatre jeunes soldats allemands : deux pilotes instructeurs et deux élèves. Arrivé au-dessus du lac du Bourget, l’appareil s’approche au plus près de la surface de l’eau, avec un objectif : faire du rase-mottes pour se détendre… Sans oublier d’effrayer les quelques pêcheurs paisiblement installés dans leur barque. Malheureusement pour les jeunes allemands, l’avion heurte le lac et se crash. Sur les quatre membres de l’équipage, deux sont tués lors de l’accident. Les deux autres parviennent miraculeusement à survivre, malgré une eau à 3 °C. Secourus par des pêcheurs de Conjux, ils sont ramenés sur la berge. En récompense de ce geste, les autorités nazies libèrent quatre prisonniers de guerre du village.
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  15531. Relatively new subscriber & I'm glad & fortunate to finally be one. I appreciate the hard work putting this together along w/all the other's as well. Thank's Dr. Felton.
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  15532. Great video again Dr Mark.
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  15533. Thank you Mr. Felton for another great video! Always informative, educational and entertaining. As always very well produced. Your mind for detail is awesome!
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  15534. I can sit here listen to this man talk about history for years
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  15535. Thank you for reporting.
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  15536. Thank you Mark!!
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  15537. Great videos. Keep up the great work
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  15538. Another fantastic video.
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  15539. Thank you for the video.
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  15540. Such an awesome channel!!! This is the absolute best history channel, and I’ll fight anyone who says any different!!! 😂😂😂
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  15541. What an eye-opener of a video. Thank you for the look at Hitler’s reading list, as well as your usual informative nuggets.
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  15542. First class edutainment. Thank you. Sir.
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  15543. Awesome video!!!
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  15544. Thank you for another excellent video!
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  15545. Thank Felton-san, your video was very educational and interesting as always.
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  15546. Thanks so much for all your fantastic historical information, the Iron Cross in Korea never would have believed it thanks again Dr. Felton.
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  15547. Always good content, excellent student of history, been a fan for years
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  15548. Again, the Good Doctor has taught us something we never knew. This is amazing. Thank you!
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  15549. Learning more here than anywhere else!
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  15550. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  15551. Thank You Sir ! Good Vid
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  15552. Great video Dr Felton. Could you do more videos on the Korean War. Thanks
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  15553. I love pushing the like button before the music even starts
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  15554. Thank You Dr. Felton.
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  15555. Fascinating how Mr. Felton unearths these extraordinary stories. Thank you!
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  15556. Fantastic thanks again
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  15557. Wow, the good doctor never ceases to amaze. Who knew about... but now we do thanks to Dr. Felton; and such an outstanding production! And how did you find all those pictures??!!!
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  15558. Fascinating Video. I never knew Churchill actually visited Hitlers bunker until today. Great Video and commentary.
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  15559. Excellent, as always.
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  15560. Always learn something new from his videos
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  15561. I appreciated your Churchill impersonation Mark!😂 Well done!
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  15562. One of your finest videos Dr. Felton, thank you!
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  15563. Bunker film looks very much like the bunker under the Zum Turken hotel?
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  15564. Another high quality and superbly interesting story 👏and Dr Felton demonstrating another string to his bow a excellent Winston Churchill impressionist!
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  15565. Never heard of this. Thank you for making this vid
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  15566. You spoil us Mark. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!
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  15567. The Solution After the uprising of the 17th June The Secretary of the Writers Union Had leaflets distributed in the Stalinallee Stating that the people Had forfeited the confidence of the government And could win it back only By redoubled efforts. Would it not be easier In that case for the government To dissolve the people And elect another? -Bertolt Brecht.
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  15568. God, I absolutely adore this channel!
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  15569. Great Video ❤ Best wishes from Berlin to you!
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  15570. Another FASCINATING n informative story of WWII ! It seems well-researched, especially those pictures of the frogmen ! Kudos to u. Tried to watch every video u upload coz it's so INTERESTING. Looking forward to ur next video.
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  15571. Another lesser know operation brought to you by Mark Felton Productions.. Thank you Dr Felton. I so enjoy your wisdom of WWII...
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  15572. Really interesting Mark. I'm always intrigued to learn facts I never knew. Makes my isolating more bearable. Thanks for a great video!
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  15573. Amazing information!
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  15574. im impressed by how well you pronounce Nijmegen, well done.
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  15575. You're amazing Dr. Mark.
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  15576. Never heard of this, thanks mark
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  15577. Thanks for providing me with coronacontent
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  15578. DEAR SIR MARK FELTON ... 🙏 THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR EXCEPTIONAL EXCELLENT QUALITY WORK 👏 👌 👍 IN DOCUMENTING HISTORY ... MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS 👍 🙏
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  15579. I love your videos !
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  15580. No body ever mentions Hull's blitz, yet it was the 2nd most heavily bombed city after London.
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  15581. I don't think you'll ever run out of ideas
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  15582. Always great Dr.Felton keep em coming.
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  15583. Very cool video
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  15584. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  15585. As usual another first class and informative video from Dr Felton.
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  15586. Always look forward to next these videos!
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  15587. if someone told me I can only subscribe to three YouTube channels, this would be one of them without any hesitation.
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  15588. Excellent content again Dr Felton - thank-you. Many of your stories are worth turning into movies - I'd certainly buy a ticket.
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  15589. Very interesting and worthwhile video.
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  15590. Well done Mark, that is indeed, an actual photo @ 7.46
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  15591. no matter how much I seem to think I know about ww2 when I watch this channel. I learn more
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  15592. Fantastic work. Keep up the great videos.
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  15593. Great Video as always exept its about our time .Verry good Channel!
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  15594. Cheers to you my friend this is amazing. Thank you so much.
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  15595. One of the great adventures movies of WW2. Still my favorite no matter how many times I watch it. This is very cool reference to this great movie. Great jobs as always Dr. Felton!
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  15596. ;good detective work
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  15597. Tremendous movie. Two very hot blonde chicks in it, too. I remember in the early 90s being on a business trip. I got on a Lufthansa flight from Munich to Bologna, Italy, on a propeller-driven aircraft. As the plane began its taxi to the runway and a stewardess began the usual litany about fastening seat belts and escape hatches and such, they played the movie's theme over the plane's intercom. It was HILARIOUS!
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  15598. My former work colleague worked on that film, worked in props. He is now 82.
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  15599. 🏆🤗🇺🇲🙏⭐ Thank you for sharing
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  15600. Fascinating history from Dr. Felton as always! Thank you!
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  15601. What a surprise - another home run from Dr. Felton!! Thanks for the interesting topic and the effort!!
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  15602. Another brilliant history lesson, thank you.
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  15603. "The Statue of Liberty is Kaput, that's disconcerting..." -Captain Miller, Saving Private Ryan
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  15604. WoW our history class begin !!!! 386view in first 2min...dr felton really maintained his view rate at 180 to 190 view per minute😮
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  15605. But in WW-1 the Germans did cause damage their operation Blacktom I believe it was called
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  15606. Love your videos Mark
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  15607. I love your programming
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  15608. Another great topic that light was cast today. Thanks Mark.
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  15609. Like always wonderful video dr mark Felton 👌👌👍👍
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  15610. Fascinating and horrifying. Thanks.
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  15611. I enjoy your channel immensely as an amature historian your work is very well done 👏.
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  15612. Super interesting! Thank you Dr. Felton
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  15613. Another enjoyable video. Thank you !
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  15614. Mark....just letting you know that I try and turn people in to your channel...and so far I've been successful. I will be playing this on my phone at the library, or when I am at school. Every. Single. Time.... I play a video off of this channel, I will have AT LEAST five people ask me as to what channel this. I always refer to you and your channel here in YT, but I also explain to them is that there are other things as to which you lend your expertise to. I also have no problem at all telling them that I think you are the best historian on the web today.......always relying on facts .....and always putting out videos that are exhaustive in their research. If I run In to any of these people afterwards, I almost always receive thanks as to introducing them to you and your work. Quite frankly, I feel you are the best historian in the public sphere today. Hope all is well. I apologize for the many grammatical errors in this comment, as well as it's.......uhm scentence....ah...."structure"?..? Whatever the case made by me is.......you make quality content, and people from every walk of life are starting to dig history again.....and I love that. So very interesting. Cheers and take care. Fletch Keilman
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  15615. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  15616. Who else was thinking of Monty Python…..? 🤣
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  15617. Where was his Sancho Panser in all this?
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  15618. Thank you for keeping me entertained and informed all year, Dr Felton, have a happy new year.
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  15619. I noticed you are wielding a Greener GP 12g on your end screen, I have the same gun that I shoot at my local clay target club here on the northern beaches of Sydney, with great success I might add. (More ass than class I might add but a busted clay is a busted clay...) A fellow shooter once said, "You don't see many of these at the club." my response was, "Well of course not, it's a gentleman's gun..." ; ) Happy New Year Dr Felton and to all.
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  15620. Brilliant! Thank you for this interesting and inspiring little vignette in history. Happy New Year to Dr. Felton and readers alike!
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  15621. Very good video,super interesting !
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  15622. I love these types of videos.👍
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  15623. Awesome video as always Mark
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  15624. THIS .is. AWESOME
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  15625. You are amazing, Mark. So thorough. Thanks!
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  15626. This channel has to be one of the best on YouTube. Many of them could also be good podcasts, I'd gladly listen to an advert for this.
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  15627. Mark Felton continues to be an entertaining wealth of knowledge for this amauter history buff! Thank you very much for the content, Mark. You bring back fond memories of the high school history teacher that first got me interested in WW1 and WW2. Bravo!
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  15628. Another masterpiece Mark !!!
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  15629. please keep us updated if you find something about it ! It's reaaly really interesting !
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  15630. I always learn something new when mark Felton upload a video
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  15631. very interesting, nice topic.
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  15632. Congratulations on reaching 700k subscribers Mark! Continue to produce superb videos and I'm sure 1 million subs is only around the corner.
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  15633. Another facinating piece of work by Mr. Felton
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  15634. I have no doubt these primates are there, I've heard of them before. Excellent video, Mark, thank you.
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  15635. Every video you make is a treat! Thank you!
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  15636. I'm hopelessly hooked on Mark's videos.
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  15637. Thank you for the lesson.
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  15638. Great video as always sir well done.
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  15639. Great work as always.
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  15640. At first liked the video and then watching it 💪
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  15641. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  15642. Mark i love it when you do paranormal, haunted, cryptid ect videos that are war related just so interesting to see a real historical view of these things intead of just television or video games
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  15643. Another great vid.
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  15644. I watch this channel daily, learn something new everyday!!! Also my favorite book of all time is Ghost Riders I have read it a dozen times now
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  15645. Thanks Mark, excellent video as always 🙂
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  15646. Thank you Mark, another triumph of fact over fantasy.
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  15647. Blilliant mark Thanks
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  15648. Your videos are so consistently excellent, I hit like before even watching.
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  15649. People's imagination sometimes really gets carried away - Hitler's supposed UFO's are one of them. Good video Mark, although you might have to make a redaction video if the unidentified aerial objects recently reported by U.S. Navy pilots turn out to be Antarctic-based Nazi UFO's! ; )
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  15650. Thank you, Doctor Felton for this amazing content!
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  15651. Thank you for keeping these facts alive
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  15652. another superb presentation
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  15653. Thank you for sharing this story, Mark. Many history books are unjustly silent on the brave service of our African American servicemen in WWII.
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  15654. Another great video
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  15655. Thanks again Mark for revealing to me how much I DONT know about WW2!!! (RIP to those poor unfortunate men)
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  15656. 1mil subs and rising, you've come bloody far😂😂
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  15657. What a sad story. I’ve heard about it before though. Thanks for posting this. More people need to know about the sacrifices these brave men made.
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  15658. Thanks for all the fascinating info you share with us.
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  15659. Another awesome vid. Thank you Mark!
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  15660. Mr. Felton, you make excellent videos and always about actions I hadn't known about. I can't wait to show my father your channel.he's a bug ww2 guy.was stationed in Germany in the 70's with the Canadians.
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  15661. Very informative, Coach
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  15662. Thank you for keeping history alive.
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  15663. Mark as always...u and u'r amazing information...!!!!....Say no to racism...!!!
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  15664. Outstanding as usual.
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  15665. Such a professional channel
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  15666. Jeez...in a world where racism is often falsely accused, here is a genuine and disgusting example of it. Those poor black US Hero GI''s deserved much better than this fate and it's a shame this outrage is not better known. Thanks to Mark it will be now! Great timing on the anniversary too!
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  15667. My 1970's high school teacher was part of Patton's Third Army as a young GI. He said they took all Germans prisoner, whether regular Heer or Waffen SS. News got around about the Malmedy massacre and he said it infuriated U.S. troops, it pretty much became a death sentence for Waffen SS troops who were captured by vengeful U.S. Army troops who many times shot them rather than taking them prisoners. High command because aware of this and ordered troops to cease such a practice.
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  15668. THIS, pieces of history seldom heard of, is a prime example of why I feel a very unique form of gratitude towards Dr Felton - I can only hope that I 'care and value' these videos sufficiently, because they are clearly produced by a man that cares and values the truth to our history and gives all of us the opportunity to inform ourselves, take in a bigger, clearer picture. Invaluable.
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  15669. Mr. Felton your work is simply outstanding. Thank you for this. It's very remarkable the effort you make for always unbiased reports. True History here. Thank you again. Sad story about these men. Even worse that the SS elements reponsible for this crime couldn't be identified, but i guess that's the way war goes, small groups in a big mess... Identification just can't be done. As far as i know, the Malmedy massacre has been discused for a long time and i'm sure debate still goes on. I guess all the situations put on the table are feasible. However i'm not confident the case could be solved. I'll be waiting for your next report. Merry XMAS!
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  15670. This video just came out 8 minutes ago and it is 3 AM CST (Austin, TX) - and I simply NEED to get my Mark Felton on in real time. You’re the best, sir!
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  15671. Another excellent combination of narration and archival footage about a little known (and ignored) story from the Battle of the Bludge. Thank you.
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  15672. I always learn something new in Mark's videos. Sadly, this one was very troubling.
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  15673. Awesome video Mark! Its a shame there are people that think we should stop teaching about WW2. How would we ever know the sacrifice that these men made if we did such a thing? Every person alive today owes men like this who previously had no name a great deal of appreciation. This same scenario played out on the Eastern Front, and in the Pacific. God bless all who gave their lives!
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  15674. Mark, you are so much better than many other history channel types on cable TV.
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  15675. Im abit late but cograts on 1 million
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  15676. Once again, you never fail to make excellent content of great importance. Glad to see 1 million people have subscribed! That restores some faith in humanity; hopefully these lessons are passed on to reduce the chances of repetition.
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  15677. Hello mark good video sub to you
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  15678. Follow you for a few months now
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  15679. Another excellent video Mark,on a subject I've never heard about before, despite my love of ww2 history. Those poor men :( may they rest in peace. Thanks for bringing this to our attention Mark.
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  15680. Thank you for covering this topic. I am an armchair military historian and never heard of this atrocity. Thank you for your efforts here.
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  15681. Great video Mark, very interesting. 👍
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  15682. Very nice timing! (Yesterday was the anniversary of the start of the battle). I just started reading a book on the battle to coincide with it. Awesome video as always, thanks for all the effort you put in Mark!!
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  15683. Your the best Mark, keep rockin and rolling
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  15684. Love your videos ! I’m first on today !
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  15685. Like the war time news reels !. Thanks for the history lesson Dr Felton
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  15686. I love it when your humor comes through! Thank you for the very interesting content not available anywhere else.
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  15687. Thanks for posting Mark.
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  15688. Very interesting video. I liked especially the neutral view on the topic.
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  15689. Reminds me of Dad's Army when colonel Square brings out his Jezails
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  15690. Thanks very bizarre but interesting.
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  15691. Very interesting
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  15692. OMG THANK YOU, Mark. I'm here locked at home with my kids and now I get to watch "how we did away with the bad boy Nazi" stuff. Excellent!
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  15693. Felters keeping the content coming. Top class mate as always.
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  15694. Hmm.... Mark u put out inside stuff unheard of. Worth a sub!
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  15695. Very interesting, love these strange but fascinating topics, keep them coming 👌👌👌
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  15696. Yet another unique insight on the people, places and things that make World War II so fascinating all these decades later. Thanks Mark!
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  15697. Dr Felton, your channel is the only channel I actively search for daily for new content. Stay perfect sir.
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  15698. As always, love your videos explaining historic events.
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  15699. Damn, that was super interesting... Another well researched video from Mr. Felton.
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  15700. Your videos have made the mandatory sheltering more bearable sir. Thank you for all your hard work. I don't know how you're able to crank out so many finely edited and produced videos so fast. You rock!
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  15701. Fascinating, once again, I do admire your work sir.
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  15702. Brilliant. Probably one of the earliest “ Fly On The Wall” documentaries ever. Today they would call it “Reality TV. Great stuff Mark.
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  15703. Hi Mark, thank You for this video. All the best 👍👍👍
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  15704. Thanks for this video. A small note on the fragment in 2:30 - during WWII Poland never formally surrendered.
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  15705. Thanks!
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  15706. I have long had the highest regard for the Polish army, it's leaders and the people of Poland.
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  15707. Thanks again my friend....
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  15708. Thanks Mark, great job as always.
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  15709. Another outstanding video, Dr. Felton; I commend you!
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  15710. Thank you from Poland.
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  15711. Thank Mark for your job! always great job perfection with details ...my grandfather was fighting in battle Monte cassino 4 pulk pancerny Scorpion greeting from australia
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  15712. Thanks Dr Felton, for another brilliant take on a largely unknown story from WW2. The Poles are a vibrant and brave race, whom history has often dealt a very bad hand.
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  15713. In Holland we did not forgot the heroes from Poland!
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  15714. thank you for this vid!
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  15715. Thank you for remembering Dr. Felton.
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  15716. Thank you prof. Felton for bringing this uncomfortable truth into the Light. God Bless!
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  15717. People have short memories unfortunately.
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  15718. Again a very good video!!
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  15719. Awesome video! Thanks Doc!
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  15720. World war history is so fascinating, keep up the good work
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  15721. I must say Dr. Mark Felton, your work is amazing. I do not know if the music in this video is new, or maybe I just did not notice until now, but it really ties the video togethor.
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  15722. You can call Mark butter because he's on a roll. Excellent video
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  15723. Thank you for all your videos Mark. Hope you and your family have a very Happy New Year. God bless you.
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  15724. Mark never disappoints us
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  15725. The profound Mark Felton back at it again with another really interesting topic !
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  15726. Thank'YOU Mark❣️
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  15727. Thank you Felton for another excellent piece of work.
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  15728. Excellent as always!
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  15729. Dr Mark soooooo enjoy 😉 your education.
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  15730. I am always excited when you produce a new video! I have bought a couple of your books (in digital form) from Amazon, they were terrific.
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  15731. Another amazing vid! Thanks so much Sir Mark 👍
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  15732. Another great video, can't wait to watch
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  15733. another great video
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  15734. your videos are the best
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  15735. Thank you 😊 Mark Sir.
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  15736. Where I live, they pulled an almost intact Mk V Grumman Wildcat from the local lake. It crash landed on Christmas Eve 1944 with only the tip of its tail occasionally visible for forty years. It now resides with the Ulster Aviation Society.
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  15737. That was a pleasant surprise , my father and aviation artist. Peter Champion. Died in 2014, and was a friend of Jim Pearce. Often sharing their knowledge at Shoreham Airport over a coffee. Thanks.
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  15738. great video Dr Felton !
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  15739. Yet again, another amazing video, thanks Mark.
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  15740. Excellent work again from the good Doctor Felton!
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  15741. Another great video.Thanks.
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  15742. 1st again
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  15743. Great stuff as always. Thank you. Dr. Felton.
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  15744. Thanks!
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  15745. I love these kind of informative videos from Mark Felton
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  15746. Brilliant video. Thanks for sharing.
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  15747. Best wishes from New Zealand Dr Felton. Another captivating story.
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  15748. Well done maek felton productions.. Kudos from Tamil Nadu...
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  15749. Another amazing chapter in history, thank you for your reporting.
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  15750. My dad used to write CVs for people and compiled one for Timson prior to his arrest.
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  15751. I used to go to the East Anglian Aviation Society (If I recall the name correctly) when I was a plane-mad kid. It would have been around 1972-1975ish. They had set up at Duxford aerodrome and were collecting all sorts of artifacts in the hangars. I remember parts of Hess’s plane up against one wall in one of the hangars, there wasn’t much of it. That outfit was taken over or absorbed by the Imperial War Museum some time after I stopped going. It wasn’t open to the public at the time I was helping there. Ormond Haydon-Baillie kept planes there at the time and sometimes did some amazing low passes apparently. I never witnessed one though, only ever going on a Sunday. If anyone recalls dates, I was there when a Junkers 52 arrived from Spain and a B24 stopped over on route from I think India. I can remember getting into the rear turret of the B24 and thinking it was a bit snug, and I was a 7.5 stone (105lb) kid.
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  15752. Crashed at Eaglesham just up from where my mum lived when a child during the war....Lad next door went and brought her back some pieces which she still has... Last knew twas at the Museum of Flight at East Fortune just down the road
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  15753. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night Entertainment!
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  15754. Always interesting! Thanks for making these videos!
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  15755. Another scorcher !
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  15756. What’s gold is these awesome videos! Thank you Mark 🙌
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  15757. BEST one yet !! Thanks
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  15758. Very, very interesting.
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  15759. I always enjoy your videos. And your pronunciations were perfect.
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  15760. Another Notsee (YouTube has already warned me about my language) I haven't heard of 😮 Thank you again, Professor Felton! 👍
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  15761. Awesome and extremely interesting information Mark 👍
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  15762. What an incredible story, thank you!
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  15763. Post at 0115 at my time...enjoy..ty dr felton
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  15764. amazing research. thank you.
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  15765. Great story that I never heard about...Thank you.
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  15766. This might be one of your best, Mark. Now my equal favourite next to the Battle of the Bulge story where the amoured car took out a King Tiger. Keep them coming.
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  15767. I had NO idea this occured during WW2, and I have read loads!, It is so fascinating! just goes to show, then it was all so complex?, thanks for the info.
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  15768. Fascinating. And a rare happy ending!
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  15769. Another wonderfully made and informative video. Many thanks and all the best to you and the channel in 2020!
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  15770. Excellent presentation every time. Thank you Mark.
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  15771. Thank you for a very interesting and informative story.
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  15772. What an interesting story. Thank you.
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  15773. I love these videos. So much information with the focus on historical accuracy.
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  15774. Yet another fine video. Thank you for all your effort in bringing these stories which are of great interest.
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  15775. Another great and interesting video! Thanks Mark!!
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  15776. Amazing . . . I've been interested in this since a boy and always learn something new. Thanks.
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  15777. Sir, once again you have excelled yourself.
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  15778. Great video Mark
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  15779. Thanks for presenting this forgotten detail. Very interesting and appreciated.
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  15780. I do not watch TV at all. I watch every video that you make and am catching up on ones that came out previous to my subscription. ((Salute))
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  15781. When you have this on loud with a gun fire you can tell how it must have been to be there Austin K6 your best video to date Mark...
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  15782. What an amazing channel. Suscribe.
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  15783. Thankyou mark felton, you give us the facts and it's much more enlightening than hollywood!and a stirring tribute to those involved 🇺🇸🇳🇿🌞🙈🙉🙊👩‍🎓
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  15784. Very informative! Awesome channel. Keep up the phenomenal work!
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  15785. I am well versed in the history of WW2 and thought I knew it all, but Felton continually comes up with footage and facts I have never encountered before. Always a revelation and amazing stuff. Well done. Thank you.
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  15786. Nice video as Always.Thanks.
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  15787. Your videos are excellent and very professional! Thank you for taking the time to make them 😀
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  15788. These videos are always outstanding.
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  15789. Great video Mark, I've never heard of this story yet was gripped by it and the level of detail. Well done sir.
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  15790. 126k views after 8 hours of uploading? impressive. either way, i wanna watch this
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  15791. Your the best Mark!!! Thanks for making so many videos!! I always look forward to them!
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  15792. Well presented and researched
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  15793. Another fascinating episode thank you so much
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  15794. Great piece of work Mark !
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  15795. Outstanding as always
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  15796. Thank you for this. This was fascinating.
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  15797. I learn so much from you Dr. Felton. You clearly were born in the wrong generation. Your research and work is much needed and appreciated. Continue to teach.
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  15798. You seem to have a never ending supply of fascinating and largely unknown stories. We'll never know what Krüger was keeping secret and for what reason nor which combination of statements by those around her were true and which false, but it cannot have been easy for her to live with what she saw and heard during that period and remaining silent on the subject would be an understandable position to take. Working for Bormann, imagine what letters, reports, orders and directives she must have typed and retyped before his signature was added.
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  15799. That was absolutely superb Dr F you never cease to amaze me in your fascinating output 🇬🇧
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  15800. Thanks for the interesting video! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
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  15801. I wish my dad was still here. He was a social studies teacher for 35years in Canada. He would have loved your channel so much. Your great mark thank you so much
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  15802. I finally got to use English Lit in real life with that hamlet reference. Good video as always Doc.
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  15803. Another incredibly outstanding video from Mark. Kudos. I am always excited when I get an alert that another video arrives!
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  15804. one of the best and detailed I have seen.
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  15805. Fascinating deepdive into Frau Krüger's story. Professor Felton thanks for all the work you put into this project. When I grow up I want to be Herr Doktor Felton. Though I refuse to ever grow up.
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  15806. Amazing research Mr Felton......10/10. 👍👏
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  15807. Great research as always! Thank you!!
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  15808. Excellent research and well presented. Thanks Mark...
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  15809. Epic Video Mark!!
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  15810. Mark covered the topic with a few videos—recommended.
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  15811. A fascinating story. Thank you.
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  15812. Day just got a whole lot better!
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  15813. There's always new information with Mark! Fascinating
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  15814. I'd just like to point out at 04:05 you labelled the slide "sc50" but after much fact checking and Googling I've found out that it is in fact a Mark Felton.
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  15815. I’m not sure who will see this comment I’m sure you will find it very interesting. I we went to the University of Exeter during 2021. I was the first year at the time meaning, I knew many people in Holland Hall, the accommodation right next to the bomb side. One good friend of mine had a secret pet hamster. Everybody was told the building would be evacuated for the day, and until the bomb was safely handled. However, due to the structural damage caused by the explosion, nobody was allowed back in to the building. This girls poor, hamster was stuck alone in a building that barely anybody was allowed in. After a while it starved. So perhaps one of the last fatalities of the bombing of Britain was a hamster. Strange how fate works.
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  15816. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday Night entertainment!
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  15817. Outstanding research. Well done. Cheers!
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  15818. How did the Brits lose the air superiority contest with the USA? All the(some at least) the RAF fighter aircraft from the 1950s till the 80s showed superior, rugged and fantastic endurance in aerospace. Thanks Dr Felton.You're the best on the tube.
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  15819. I've always loved the EE Lightning!! Great video and awesome channel sir! 😎👍
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  15820. No matter how busy I am, I cant postpone Mark felton video..
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  15821. Absolutely incredible video! Back when the UK made world beaters!
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  15822. Eighty-Eight Thousand Feet! Sir Felton, are you putting us on old chap? I had No Idea that clunky looking old wing could manage that feat! I had a friend who flew the Lightning but he never mentioned that altitude to me. Amazing stuff! Thank you!
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  15823. Another brilliant video. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  15824. مارک فیلر آپ کی تاریخی واقعات کی ویڈیو بہترین ہے مجھے بہت پسند ہے Mark Felton very good information videos شکریہ
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  15825. Yet another masterpiece brought to you by Mark Felton ! Thanks a lot for your work !
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  15826. Great video mark!
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  15827. As a licensed glider pilot, thanks!
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  15828. I learned something today !thanks!
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  15829. Dr Felton delivers yet again.
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  15830. Very interesting and fascinating as usual had no idea about this.
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  15831. Awesome video!! 👏 I’m a NEW subscriber!!!!
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  15832. More good stuff from Dr Felton😀
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  15833. I really love this channel's videos. It's the best series since the old Thames 'World at War' series from the 1970s.
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  15834. Fascinating. Never stop doing these mini docs. they're a history buffs meat and ale. 👍
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  15835. I love this sort of information. All the pieces count on the grand puzzle. Very good video. Thank you.
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  15836. I greatly anticipate your uploads
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  15837. That was a rather fun one.
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  15838. I love your channel and content, keep up the amazing work :)
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  15839. Nothing better than a MF video and a cup of coffee before going to work. Happy fathers day, Guys
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  15840. God I look forward to your productions. You come up with some awesome topics. I love military history. Keep up the the fantastic work mark.
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  15841. So early, keep it up mark! Love the content.
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  15842. You shot my Speckled Jim!
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  15843. nice from algeria.
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  15844. This channel is my WWII fix. Always something new and different.
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  15845. Loved the old black and white photos and history. Thank you from an old WW2 buff.
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  15846. That was really interesting!
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  15847. Great so see some Great War content. Thanks for your videos full of information😉
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  15848. Excellent and informative video once again thank-you
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  15849. wow! I did not know this at all thank you for sharing this so much with us!
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  15850. If YouTube had a Hall of Fame, Dr Felton gets in on the first ballot!
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  15851. My family still has one of those Mausers sold there. Probably hasn't been fired in 50 years though
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  15852. I love this channel
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  15853. Ty prof. From your loyal malaysian student 😄
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  15854. This is an excellent and informative video
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  15855. Excellent content as always 👌👌👌
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  15856. Always surprising, Mark. Thanks for the video.
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  15857. My father was in Italy in ww2. 88th infantry division AT. 350th.
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  15858. Anyone else's eyes light up when you see a new mark felton video on your recommended.
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  15859. Thank you Mark very good information, did not know this one.
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  15860. Thank you, Herr Felton, for your informative and well presented videos.
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  15861. Waking up with a new Felton video while sipping my first coffee, ahhhhh, THIS is true happiness.
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  15862. Whew first like and comment! It's a happy Friday for me.
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  15863. Really good stuff. Love to see more Korea.
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  15864. Thanks for the video Dr!
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  15865. Mark Felton at it again
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  15866. Made my day.....Thanks
    2
  15867. Love this channel
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  15868. Everyday is a school day with uncle Mark!
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  15869. The production value and dedication on this channel is as high as Bob Marley
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  15870. Thank you. This is extremely interesting.
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  15871. Mark Felton video alert! <drops brekkie, watches> Monday just got better!
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  15872. I just learned, 7/20/20, that Dr. Felton is legit. He earned his Ph.D in history 2005. I wasn’t doubting, but I just didn’t know. Get it, Dr. Mark! 🤯 No wonder why you’re SO FRIKKIN’ GOOD at what you do. I respect you, from 1 teacher to another. 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  15873. Long awaited episode! Thx Doc
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  15874. Such a fascinating account! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  15875. you are the man Mark !
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  15876. What research , awesome
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  15877. Excellent research, and superb detail. Thank you.
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  15878. Just brilliant Mark. Thank you
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  15879. Ohhhhhh noooooo!!!! You're a tease!!! Great video Mark. I'm not sure how you get all this Intel but it's great!!! Can't wait to hear the ending. Ty
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  15880. My most anticipated episode is finally out now 😍❤️
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  15881. Best channel!
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  15882. Happy New Year. Blessings to all 👍❤
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  15883. Fascinating. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge and research.
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  15884. What an excellent video, well done.
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  15885. Thanks!
    2
  15886. This is fascinating!
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  15887. Thank you for your superb videos and happy new year Dr Felton.
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  15888. Was very much looking forward to this episode since the first episode. Thanks!
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  15889. You're killing me with this cliffhanger Mr. Felton!
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  15890. Amazingly detailed,thanks alot Mr.felton.
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  15891. A great video, as per usual. Watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲
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  15892. 👍 Best regrads from Croatia
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  15893. Mark knows how to start the week off right. With an upload. Thanks for the video you're the best
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  15894. again and again very interesting videos!
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  15895. Thanks for the great video, & all the rest you provide. Regular subscriber. This one will be particularly popular with my fellow modelers across the globe!😊👍♥️ thanks.
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  15896. New subscriber here. I love your videos and I'm glad I clicked the notification button. Please keep up the good work!
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  15897. Thank you mark for that very much appreciated ⭐️
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  15898. I love your easy to watch, byte size videos. You don't ramble like some people and the editing it always clean. Real gems. It would be good to display your references though for further research, perhaps in the comments.
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  15899. Great channel, always excited when i see a new video pop up in my feed. Well researched, always very thought provoking, and thoroughly without any sense of pretentiousness that is so common on history related youtube channels these days, keep it up mark.
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  15900. Since there was then no videotape the TV camera records shown were likely filmed off a TV screen in the Avenger director plane – one more thing for the remote pilot to deal with
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  15901. I've spent countless hours watching most if not all of your videos. This is by far top 3 videos you've released, what an interesting story that I'd imagine is widely unknown. Great job as usual Mark!
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  15902. OMG Doc Felton this time you have out done yourself!
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  15903. Amazing. Stories like this is why I love Mark Felton.
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  15904. I have always enjoyed documentaries about technological antecedents to contemporary technology. Thank you for this one
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  15905. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  15906. Thank you Mark. This was a piece of WW2 history I had never heard about.
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  15907. Excellent work, Mark!
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  15908. Brilliant! Forgotten?? Never even thought about ‘the Mrs’, terrific history lesson Mark thank you. Bob England
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  15909. Always something interesting Mark thank you
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  15910. Great work Mark !!! Better than the "History Channel".
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  15911. Aah another dose from Mr Felton. Makes my day. Great stuff as per usual. Thanks Mark.
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  15912. Mark. Thank you so much for providing my Entertainment for Thursday night!
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  15913. The Florida group was dropped off at Ponte Vedra Beach. There is a two lane coastal road A1A Hwy. A relatively isolated part of Florida. A good drop off location.
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  15914. Another great video, thanks mark 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  15915. Another great video from Mark Felton.
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  15916. Excellent video and thanks for all of your awesome research in making these videos Sir..... Old F-4 II Shoe🇺🇸
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  15917. Thx you Mark. Remembering my dog best friend German shepherd Sissi. As always 10 10 10
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  15918. Happy Halloween for you ( Dr Mark Felton )production ....what strange terrifying story ( hell hound of mons)
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  15919. Very awesome music! Great content!
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  15920. Love this channel. Snippets of history you just don't hear about anywhere else.
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  15921. Thank you dr felton..all the way from malaysia
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  15922. Thank you for this fascinating video, Dr. Felton! Happy Halloween🕸🍊!
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  15923. Happy Halloween. 🐺
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  15924. An enjoyable, informative Halloween special, presented with Dr. Felton's unique style. Well documented as always, with a credible conclusion at the end.
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  15925. Nice video Marc! Greetings from Germany ✌️
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  15926. Happy Halloween 🎃
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  15927. Thank you.
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  15928. Morning coffee always goes well with one of your great stories!!
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  15929. Dr. Mark Felton - Legend.
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  15930. Excellent work again! Cheers, Mark!
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  15931. Interesting video, but not completely true since Kim Il-Sung fought in WWII and remains President for Eternity in North Korea despite having died in the 1990s. When he died 5000 kranes came down from heaven to lift away his body, but took pity on the North Korean people so they allowed his body to remain and thus continue as their leader. So far as I know he's the only head of state who is currently unalive.
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  15932. 2:20 - bloody hell, thats my now departed Grandmother That narrows down that clip to have been filmed at 517 Mixed Heavy Batt at some point after 1943
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  15933. always something interesting keep up the good work:)
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  15934. I never knew she did all that . A new respect for her has been realized. Thanks Mark for keeping it fresh.
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  15935. THIS IS YET ANOTHER BRILLIANT PRODUCTION OF MARK FELTON. BE WELL. --EMERITUS PROFESSOR BJNG.
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  15936. Another great video!
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  15937. I appreciate the work that you put into these well produced videos.
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  15938. Am looking Mark Filton'S production Unconditionally, thank you Mark 🎖️💙
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  15939. Another quality video as always. Keep up the Great work!
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  15940. Awwwright the doctor is in. Thank you Dr Felton, very much appreciated.
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  15941. Much thanks
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  15942. Just downloaded 16 episodes for the flight, exceptional content always Mark,you arr my fav youtuber
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  15943. M waiting for marks million subscribers
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  15944. How is it I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos Mark 😎😎
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  15945. Good day Dr Felton
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  15946. Mr Felton, the coolest voice ever on the internet
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  15947. Ive missed so many uploads ! Gonna have to binge now
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  15948. Great video as always 😁😁😁
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  15949. We love you Mark!
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  15950. Been a fan for years. Thank you for all the quality work you do
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  15951. Mark, as always, excellent stuff.
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  15952. Excellent as always
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  15953. Great video as always Mark, big fan here!
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  15954. Mark is the best
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  15955. Mr. Felton, thanks for another great video. Have a good day.
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  15956. Fascinating episode, thank you Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  15957. Thanks for Sharing all Your Hard work Mark. Love this History.
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  15958. Very interesting!
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  15959. Another great story!
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  15960. Another excellent video!
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  15961. Thanks for this. As a young man I was stationed in this area and had no clear idea of these actions.. Thanks again.
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  15962. Don't forget the great dependance on horses as well for artillery and supply.
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  15963. I look forward to every post you make; you are SO informative!
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  15964. Fascinating. As good as if not better than most of the programming found on various network channels. Much appreciated.
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  15965. Very interesting video Mark, thanks for the upload.
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  15966. Mark Felton, the gold standard of WW2 history. Did anybody use this one yet? Thanks Mark, awesome!!!!
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  15967. The best part of waking up isn't Folgers in your cup, its a new Mark Felton Video!! Excellent story and looking forward to more. Thanks Mark!
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  15968. Some of the gold could be on the gold playbutton this channel deserves.
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  15969. YES! Mark Felton video alert! drop the linen and start your grinnin'! <watches>
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  15970. Well done, Mark, for drawing attention to another, seldom mentioned, side of warfare.
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  15971. Interesting little side topic I’d never considered before.Well done.
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  15972. Fantastic information from the second world war! Thanks Doc.
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  15973. My favourite modern historian on YouTube. Excellent, as always. Thank you.
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  15974. Good Episode!
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  15975. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  15976. Great video, thanks for the information
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  15977. My uncle served in Vietnam and he said he once found an FG42 in an Vietcong weapons cash
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  15978. Excellent info mark,keep up the good work.
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  15979. I've seen all of these weapons but it's nice that you included examples being used on the range, it really adds to the understanding of a weapon being talked about. Thanks for all the great videos Dr. Felton!
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  15980. Although I didn't find it all that surprising that the vietnamese were equipped with captured german weapons by the soviets, I still very much enjoyed this video!
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  15981. Thank you Sir again for another fine WW2 video Shoe🇺🇸
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  15982. Welcome to the "Will it Start (and run) club, Doctor.
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  15983. A Tatra like the 1 at 8:02 was driven by 2 Czechs around the world in the 1930s.Their names are Zikmund and Hazelka.The car was very reliable and 1 of my mother's uncle had 1.More modern ones are available for sale now and then.Unfortunately the company was bought out by a Dutch lorry manufacturer after the fall of communism and it makes lorries only now.
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  15984. fantastic as always Mark !!!!!!!!!!!
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  15985. A history world war 2 lesson everyday we could all have phds in ww2 history just watching dr felton each day.
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  15986. 0:45... looking for booby traps? A vehicle that looks to be in running condition would definitely be suspect. 🤔
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  15987. Australian arms and armour museum has some interesting videos of three Grant tanks they recently picked up.
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  15988. Very cool piece to see thank you for sharing
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  15989. Fascinating as always.
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  15990. "My Schwimmwagen was found in Hungary in a collapsed hall. The hull was destroyed beyond restoration and had to be almost completely recreated. Luckily, the vehicle numbers and some of the technical parts were still there and could be restored so that they functioned very well again. It's crazy what used to go to waste..".
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  15991. Germany produced 347.490 military trucks and lorries, 226.337 military trucks and 97.490 motorcycles in WW2.
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  15992. Even as late as the 1990’s when I was living and working in Greece. I would occasionally find old Volkswagen Thing still being used. Nothing but nothing rustsin Greece
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  15993. The VW 166 at 7:10 was found in Sweden, not Switzerland. It had been tested by the Swedish army.
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  15994. Amazing content as always Dr. Felton.
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  15995. Best regards and great respect for the very interesting and well documented information .from as far as just beside the pyramids in Cairo Egypt my beast regards.
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  15996. Was in hospital and just watched tons of Mark's videos, great info that iv not got from all the books and documentaries iv seen love his stuff brilliant info ,keep up the great work mark.
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  15997. Thank you for another informative and very well done video.
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  15998. I used the skin care product! Amazing… your video was nice as well
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  15999. Greetings from 🇬🇷 ... Congratulations for your excellent job
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  16000. Another BRILLIANT and INFORMATIVE program from Mark Felton. THANK YOU.
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  16001. Love these videos and the research is 100 keep up the great work.
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  16002. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  16003. Great content as always Mark! Thanks!!
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  16004. Thank you for your amazing videos, Mark!
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  16005. Well done, Mark!
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  16006. clicked on the video thinking of a CSGO video but got a very informative video instead XD
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  16007. My IRA story in 1973 New Years Eve night I was waiting for a taxi at Charing Cross Station London when I thought I had to go but no toilets were near so I thought I would go down a side street no one would notice but suddenly lots of Police cars came roaring up and we were told to get out as there was a bomb I jumped on a bus and bang the bomb went off down the side street I was about to use so the headlines could have been IRA bomb defused by novel means or young man suffers cruel injuries
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  16008. Wow, you could have easily been killed if it exploded when you were walking past. I'm really glad you weren't! I moved to Jerusalem in January of 1997. On July 30th, 1997 I was in downtown Jerusalem running errands and saw I needed to pick my kids up from camp. I hailed a cab and it was sat outside the Machane Yehuda market (the "shuk") at 12:45 p.m. Exactly 30 minutes later- at 1:15 p.m., two suicided bombers blew themselves up in the shuk., killing 16 people and wounding 178. I was so shaken up to have been so close. I wondered, "What if they had decided to detonate just 30 minutes earlier?" I also found it inconceivable that the place I had just left that was so calm and normal minutes before, was now like a war zone. I couldn't reconcile that in my mind. I wonder if you went through something like that, too? Thanks for your videos! I love them
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  16009. Another great and informative video as always.
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  16010. Just wanted to say thanks for another great upload before viewing
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  16011. I feel like a kid on birthday, your videos make me so excited to relax and listen. Thank you:)
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  16012. Awesome stuff!
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  16013. I've read many histories of ww2. your material is rare Thanks!!!
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  16014. Hey mark... really love ur videos. Your content is awesome and the footage u provide is amazing. If I ever get some extra money u know it’ll be on ur patreon. Thank u for making these! Much love from Alaska!
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  16015. I wish mark will heart my comment 😔
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  16016. great video mark
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  16017. Outstanding Research !!! Thank you.
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  16018. Always concise, accurate videos with a logical and exacting voice. Thanks Mark Felton.
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  16019. Amazing footage as always, great video!
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  16020. I was just about to go to bed... thanks Mark!
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  16021. Great stuff as always, I appreciate all the hard work you do for these videos; it really shows!
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  16022. If it’s Mark Felton, I watch as soon as I can. Thank you Mark. My dad was in the 95th infantry division, battle of Metz, Battle of the Bulge
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  16023. I’ve been to Normandy many times and driven along the coast road from the Mont St Michel to Le Havre but never knew about this story or these wrecks. Many thanks.
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  16024. Very nice work Mark! I love the details of your summaries.
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  16025. Really interesting.
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  16026. What amazing tale! It’s so impressive, Dr. Felton, the way you always find the unknown stories. Thank you.
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  16027. Felton boi video at lunch, NICE
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  16028. I like history very much 😇 😇 ,, and when history is explained by a very educated and knowledgeable historian and teacher .... It makes history more enjoyable ... Great to listen to you Mr Mark Felton 😇😇... Or is it Dr Mark Felton 😇😇 ....
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  16029. Who else hits the Play and Like button simultaneously ?
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  16030. Thank you for sharing!!!
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  16031. A truly capital way to spend a Sunday; thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  16032. Great video, as if that's a surprise. I never knew that Vickers made Lugers.
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  16033. Research , research and stunning research, trade mark of The Felton Doc.
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  16034. Thanks again for filling in the blanks; giving the whys and wherefores. Excellent as always Dr Felton.
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  16035. Great video as usual, Dr Felton!
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  16036. To think that someone is putting these vids together as a hobby is pretty mind-blowing. Sehr gut!
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  16037. Another fine video sir
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  16038. Fascinating video! Filled with lots and lots of information; names, dates, facts. Outstanding! Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  16039. What a great video to watch before work ... I just put history channel on to notice we have an whole morning of UFOs 🤦🏻‍♂️.
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  16040. Mark Felton is a hundred times better than the history channel
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  16041. Before I watch any Mark Felton video I click on the like button!!!
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  16042. 2:40 The Munich airport of today was not that in 1938! It must have been Munich-Riem.
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  16043. Mark you are the best historian in the world amazing attention to detail
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  16044. Great vid as always. I really enjoy having this on while I play hoi4.
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  16045. Love your videos Dr. Felton! I still think back on that hilarious video where you let some of your comedy shine through 😂. Every once in awhile you should put one of those out
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  16046. A great interesting video story as always Mr.Mark.Have a good one.
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  16047. 🚧🚧 WHAT 🥴😮🤔 Outstanding informative video Sir and fun ending Cheers 😉😉👌👌👍👍🍻🍻🚧🚧
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  16048. Epic thumbnail
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  16049. 10/10 thumbnail Mr Felton
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  16050. Very interesting subject. Thank you Mr. Felton.
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  16051. Hitler's katana... this is something new! I could easily see Goering accepting foreign awards with glee. he loved medals and honors.. he SEETHED when Ribbentrop was given an award by the King of Italy, and only placated when he was awarded same a few months after.. .
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  16052. "Skull-duggery": a great double play on words!
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  16053. 2604th viewer! :P Thank you for such an interesting and disturbing story.
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  16054. Very interesting mark,. 👍
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  16055. Thank you for what you do Sir!
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  16056. Outstanding video and presentation
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  16057. Dr. Felton, love your work, always eager for more!
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  16058. Yugoslavia had 50.000 of them in stock. When we got the licence to produce AKM as M70 we sent these to unaligned middle east and Africa countries...
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  16059. Glad to have back Doc! You won the battle. Great.
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  16060. My dad was there. 80th division. Medic
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  16061. Your pronunciation of "Wacht am Rhein" is just awesome! 😄 - besides everything else, which is also awesome! Merry Christmas !
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  16062. To win the winter sky is a good book about this topic
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  16063. This channel is one of my favorite things in life. Thank You.
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  16064. A very interesting video. indeed.
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  16065. Another new video! Good morning fine people, may this day be super duper awesome for you and yours.
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  16066. My Grandfather was involved in the Battle of the Bulge though not in frontline combat. And the Day that the battle began was also his 21st Birthday
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  16067. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  16068. Excellent presentation. Ty!
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  16069. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  16070. Dr Felton I can’t wait til ep 3 of the current series ❤ appreciate you sir
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  16071. Kick-ass channel
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  16072. One was blown up in Rijeka ,Croatia a few months ago in the midle of Kvarner bay..1000kg
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  16073. Definitely NOT the wanted catch of the day…..thanks for your continued great reporting!
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  16074. I remember filming the destination of one of these at sea, we saw the EOD RIB move away from the area and shortly after a massive explosion, shortly after we noticed the RIB returning to explosion dote, on enquiring with EOD officer why the were going back he rather sheepishly said ' err to get the fish' ( killed by the shock wave). 😊
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  16075. One of your best Mark
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  16076. I live in Worcester near gelevalt park thanks for the shout out I guess
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  16077. So interesting, excellent!
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  16078. Very good details.
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  16079. Brilliant as always -
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  16080. Danke!
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  16081. Good to have fair and balanced video on the life of the dictator during WWI. I really enjoyed it.
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  16082. Brilliant work Mark, many thanks!
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  16083. Thanks Mark Felton. Your series of short documentaries always provide very good, digestible historical insights with a gripping, thoughtful and well researched narrative.
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  16084. Ahhhh yes...another wonderful Felton production. Appreciate your work sir.
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  16085. Thank you mark !!!
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  16086. Mark Felton is truly the greatest historian of all time
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  16087. Brilliant and informative as always Dr felton thank you
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  16088. Absolutely brilliant! I always learn something new from these videos! Fantastic!
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  16089. Awesome Work Mark!!!👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  16090. Mark Felton thank you for all your hard work
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  16091. Sir Mark you never disappoint ! About time for another donation. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  16092. I helped build the Hong Kong campus for the University of Chicago business school (Booth), we had to work around WW2 defensive gun emplacements on the mountain, they’re classified as heritage sites. Was so cool going to them and getting the wide & expansive view of the bay and imagining the invading ships headed in. Dad was stationed in Japan during Vietnam, outside Tokyo, and was a scoutmaster for the base troop. Have pics of them out camping and standing next to WW2 AA battery emplacements used to defend Tokyo. I’m glad all these sites are being preserved as much as possible for future generations to see. The way the world is going, you never know, they might need to be reactivated.
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  16093. OUTSTANDING!! 👍🏾🇧🇷
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  16094. Always loved your content! Regards From India. 🇮🇳🇮🇳
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  16095. Such a pleasure to watch your videos Dr. Felton. Thank you!
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  16096. Always think of Bergerac reading about the Channel Islands.
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  16097. Another awesome video.
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  16098. This is... surprising.
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  16099. Dr. Felton, your'e the best.
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  16100. Fascinating!
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  16101. Wow !!! I didn't know that ! Bless you mark great job amazing info
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  16102. Wow. Only up 10 minutes and already 2600 views.
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  16103. First and btw your vids are soooo good
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  16104. Wow. I wouldn’t have believed this one if it hadn’t come from you Mr. Felton. That’s a hard predicament to have been in. Thanks again for another amazing history lesson! I wish I had teachers like you when I was in school.
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  16105. Me: I know everything about World War 2, right? Mark Felton: Mark Felton here, oh wait there's more!
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  16106. Mark you legend
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  16107. Never would have thought this.. thanks for the video
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  16108. We'll put his brain in a jar so he can keep making videos for us, it may seem immoral but it's the only thing keeping me alive
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  16109. Thought i knew all but you digging New to me stuf up all the time Thanks alot 💓🙏🇩🇰
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  16110. Wow, 700k views in only one day
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  16111. I love this channel,one of the best history channel in youtube in my opinion
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  16112. My education on ww2 continues with Mark. These are never rethreads but rather lessons on little known events. Thanks Mark.
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  16113. Stumbled across this video, I have heard this guy in several documentaries on TV. Glad to see him on Youtube!
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  16114. Very very very interesting! Thank u!
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  16115. Great video I really enjoyed it. Incredible piece of history I didn't know existed. I find WW2 had some incredible situations and stories occur throughout the time.
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  16116. A video before bed. :)
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  16117. Great work. Blind, but, huge history buff.
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  16118. Fascinating
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  16119. Very interesting. Incredible footage and research. Thanks.
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  16120. As usual top quality Mark.Keep doing what you are doing.Reg.
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  16121. This channel is so good. If you want ww2 you have to subscribe to this channel. I watched almost all the videos and ive been subbed for 1 week!
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  16122. Mark, this is fascinating! Thanks for uploading!
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  16123. Thanks Mark, proper fascinating. I’m gonna watch the Hitler video now, as I’m gonna work my way through your videos. Thank you, Lee.
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  16124. I love this channel. No distracting music, good editing and a nice narration. This is how documentaries should be.
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  16125. This is one of the most remarkable videos I’ve seen
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  16126. Excelente, muy interesante.
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  16127. Hope you get 1m subs!
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  16128. Great story! And I quite like the variety of intro music lately.
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  16129. Hi. Glad to be watching your latest video. I got that damned COVID19 and it almost killed me. I'm suffering from the aftereffects weird things. Anyway have a great day and I'll be waiting for your next video. Sincerely William Horsley
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  16130. Another amazing story I never heard of before. Gee, they really failed in History Class. Thanks Mark. 👍😊
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  16131. excellent story
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  16132. Thanks, once again. Once more you have illuminated a little known sector of the war.
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  16133. Yeah this is cool, I always come to Mark Felton for the little stuff that in these massive events that are never talked about.
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  16134. Amazing - as a military historian and battlefield tour guide in several countries living in and working from Berlin, I thought I knew a great deal more than the average bear - and then along comes yet another gem from Dr Mark Felton! Outstandingly researched and described as usual. And how the hell did Virginia Thomas come to the Escadrila Alba - did she get on the wrong bus? This needs more digging methinks. Many thanks and kameradschaftliche Grüße as they say over here!
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  16135. Excellent, thanks! 👍
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  16136. be honest: who here presses like even before you saw the video ?
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  16137. Thanks for the unbiased history
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  16138. Enjoyed this video. Thanks!
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  16139. ANOTHER obscure piece of history illuminated ...
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  16140. This is another excellent video from Mark Felton Productions. The RWD-13 looks remarkably similar to a de Havilland DH.80A Puss Moth.
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  16141. Another unique video.
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  16142. This was fascinating! Filling in so many gaps in our knowledge of that time in Germany!
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  16143. I love your work Dr. Felton
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  16144. One of my favorite YouTube channels! Thanks Mark!
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  16145. It's Sunday and a new video from Mark Felton on YouTube. Cleaning the house can wait until I'm done watching the video.
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  16146. Thanks!
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  16147. Mark. Thanks for once again providing my Entertainment for Sunday night!
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  16148. Thank you for another brilliant video Mark . The sound of a Spitfire and a P38 ,,,, unbelievable. ❤
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  16149. Excellent reporting, as always.
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  16150. Love these videos! 🤠 Greetings from East Tennessee!
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  16151. Not many working Tigers, Einstein.
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  16152. Great work Mark....
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  16153. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday night entertainment!
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  16154. AN EXTREMELY IMPORTANT, PIVOTAL EXPLANATION.
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  16155. Impressed at your classic German pronounciation too, wow !
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  16156. I knew that Germany had got round the Versailles Treaty, but I was not aware of the finer details. Well done Dr Felton for clarifying everything as usual!! 👍
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  16157. Thank you for this information man!
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  16158. nice and informative video! good job
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  16159. Your German pronunciation is quite impressive
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  16160. Thank you for keeping history alive mark.
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  16161. BEST CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE
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  16162. Anytime ready to see a mark Felton production
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  16163. Another great video....fantastic channel👍🏻👍🏻
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  16164. This is very good thank you
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  16165. Fellow YouTubers support Mark on Pateron or PayPal. Mark I learned something else today about WWII I was not taught in school. Thank you.
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  16166. Thank you for your content!
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  16167. best war storyteller is back
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  16168. So I learn something new ever video and the archive video here is incredible 😎😎
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  16169. Brilliant gem of information!!
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  16170. Fantastic Saturday evening viewing Mark. Do you ever take time off?😄
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  16171. Fascinating as always thanks for all you do to bring forgotten history to light
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  16172. Thanks for this history lessons Mark
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  16173. keep on amazing us
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  16174. Since I don’t have any history lessons in school anymore this is what I look forward to every week. I just love those videos!
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  16175. Mark looks like a super villain in that photo. ``Ah Mr. Bond. You walked right into my trap.' '
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  16176. Dr Felton is only released from the warehouse where the ark of the covenant is stored once a week. He is studied by top men....top men.
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  16177. Dr. Felton you ALREADY rule the historical galaxy!
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  16178. Nothing better than starting the weekend with a Mark Felton video! Thanks Mark! I mentioned before that I subscribed when you had 32K or 33K subscribers. Wow, has the Felton universe grown (over 954K). Definitely the best channel I’ve subscribed to. P.s. I also enjoy your War Stories channel. I think I subscribed around 17K - another great decision to subscribe. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
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  16179. The name is perfect click bait. Nazi space monkeys!
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  16180. Love the fact that everyday i watch your channel there’s always an increase of a few thousand subs. Your content deserves to be shared far and wide and long may that continue. Great content, as always Mark.
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  16181. If i ever need to learn something about WW2 i can rely on You Mark :D
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  16182. Mark Felton....Nazi Rocket Monkeys....sweet Jesus
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  16183. After Sharknado, I present you NAZIROCKET MONKEYS!!! Produced by MFP. :)
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  16184. This is cool and you're never gonna know what video is going to pop up in this channel😎👍🇨🇦
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  16185. RE: Final pic of the vid- This is not the Tony Blair you are looking for. Move along...
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  16186. 12:30 if that’s not a reason to subscribe I don’t know what is
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  16187. Nazi Rocket Monkeys sounds like the name of an awesome local punk band
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  16188. If you find yourself in Huntsville Alabama visit the US Space and Rocket Center. Miss Baker's tombstone is out front. It is customary to leave a banana as a sign of appreciation.
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  16189. Amazing, thank you for this ❤
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  16190. Maybe you could post your own videos. This way you'll be sure they're full of the content you like.
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  16191. I have been a subscriber for a while always have enjoyed your content you keep me sharp on my history this one I especially liked badass runs in the bloodline
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  16192. Dang right as I'm watching a Documentary on Napoleon you post this 😂
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  16193. Mark Felton i am a big fan
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  16194. Thank you for this historic story
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  16195. When I see a Mark Felton upload, I watch.
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  16196. Another good video mark
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  16197. Lovely story, Dr. Mark.
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  16198. Not only a great watch as per usual (your videos are top notch) but the last few seconds really were the best. Keep up the good work Dr Felton. I watch every video you post.
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  16199. The commentary by "Winston" is great. Thank you for a stand up episode :)
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  16200. The best closing scene you've ever done. Congratulations Sir.
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  16201. Thanks Mark, I never knew Churchill ever said that, I learn so much on this channel as well as on curiosity stream™
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  16202. Lol if people are so bothered about addverts get an add blocker lol 😆 loved that bit at the end pure class this is one of the best YouTube channels on YouTube thanks Mark love the work
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  16203. His sponsors are solid. Curiosity Stream is stellar
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  16204. Dude, I almost died there at the end. So good!!!!!!
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  16205. Brilliant video as usual - keep them coming Mark!!!
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  16206. Churchill isn't dead, he lives in a secret room in Mark Felton's house and he helps with the videos.
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  16207. Shorts ads are a small price to pay for marks content
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  16208. I had no idea, good video Mark!
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  16209. Who complains about the sponsorship ads??? Mark is does an amazing job of demonstrating what it means to present proper historical content. How on earth can anyone object to him paying bills this way?? Man....some people's children these days
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  16210. That was really cool! You are the G.O.A.T. sir!!
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  16211. Keep up the great work! We don’t mind the ads. They’re far more relevant than what YouTube serves us.
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  16212. Go forth and multiple...genius! Love the content and get as many sponsors as you can Mark
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  16213. Love the videos Mark God bless from the US, keep up the good work
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  16214. Great impersonation of Churchill! 😀
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  16215. On my favourite channels, when the host does his promotion (like Marks CuriosityStream ad) I never skip over it. Some, I might change the speed to 2X to hurry it up, but I always let the whole thing play. This is because one of the biggest drivers of the YouTube algorithms is "watch time" and if it detects a video gets 100% view time, then it deems it to be "popular" and will push it up the list. The more you skip over or cut short, it notices that the video "isn't interesting enough for you to watch the whole thing" so it gets knocked back.
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  16216. As always great content , proper facts and proper humour in equal measure Excellent work Dr Felton
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  16217. Love the "up your bum" at the end Mark...great video...keep doing what you do!!!
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  16218. That ending was awesome 😆😆😆
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  16219. What a beautiful quote by Churchill on those pesky internet nazis
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  16220. Don't worry about the critics. Your channel is excellent. I've been reading history for over 50 years and it is self evident when you come across a true professional historian. Thank you. I will gladly endure a few harmless ads.
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  16221. Dr. Mark that last bit had me pissing myself! The Stirling sub machine gun was made just down the road from me in Dagenham. One thing, Mark is Winston's Fire Arms Certificate in the public domain or did you get the information so how else?
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  16222. Superb! I knew that he had a collection, but not that it was so extensive. I believe that he shot the Sten, after testing, on Foulness Island in Essex. Nice cough to the Nazis, by the way!!
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  16223. OH MAN... A Mark Felton video on Sunday afternoon....! I'm fulfilled today....
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  16224. Wow I thought I knew ww2 well but I learned a lot here thanks 😊
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  16225. Very nice, I'm getting hooked into this type of channels, better than school.
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  16226. I'm glad this video was made. I've had numerous arguments with people who insist that we had no more bombs and couldn't have bombed Japan a third time for many many months.
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  16227. Everytime mark uploads it like Christmas for me
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  16228. Excellent and informative as usual from our Professor Felton.
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  16229. This will be great
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  16230. Yes Dr. Felton is a step above the rest.Very informative.Well said.
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  16231. What a great video! So interesting
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  16232. Mark Felton's titles: alternative history is a thing :D Jokes aside, excellent as always. I knew nothing of that.
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  16233. An amazing story, brilliantly told. Thank you very much.
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  16234. Excellent information MF. Thank you for sharing 👍
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  16235. Love the videos
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  16236. Mark, thank you for all of your informative documentaries. Truth is often lost in achieves and not revealed to people who were involved at the time of the history being made, or at some point in the future when other interested students or citizens try to research the truth. The truth is often difficult if not impossible to know. The extremely complex history of the end of the Japanese War in 1945 is such a history. Your endeavor to bring truth to viewing audiences of your work in these presentations of your research is commendable. Please continue and bring the truth to the world in these difficult times.
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  16237. Excellent content.
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  16238. Thank you for putting this amazing video together. Didn't know about a third bomb.
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  16239. Very informative like always. Thank you
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  16240. Check channel, new episode, 'Third Atom Bomb Attack'......wait, what? I knew about the US attack, didn't know about the British possible attack, and now a third atom bomb attack in the planning!! Hastily clicks 'Play'.with some force, and nearly broke my left mouse button...and finger. This was very interesting video by Mark (when would it not be?), and I have a little bit more knowledge in my brain cell, than I did before. Now I just wait for someone to brink up the Atom bomb story, so that I can haughtily say, 'You are wrong, there was going to be 3 atom attacks on Japan if they did not surrender, and kept fighting on!' I count Hiroshima and Nagasaki as the first bombing raid, even though they were two separate raids. Great stuff Mark, and I look forward to your next episode.......no rush, as I know you have to find an unknown story, film clips, research it properly (unlike some WWII history videos), and make the video............tomorrow would be nice.........:)
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  16241. seriously Mark, a fantastic video, you are my favourite historian,and that touch at the end with Timothy was just awesome, thank you for all the hard work you put into making these video's
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  16242. Thanks again Mark. A really well balanced piece. Mentioning non-combatants and especially Timothy ! Always interesting.
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  16243. I really like your videos, you go into so much detail. And maybe as important if you are not sure about something you make your doubts clear!
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  16244. What amazing ages many of these people lived to! As always amazing video.
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  16245. The video subject/topic is as mind-blowingly awesome as it's research and presentation. Only half way through, but this is already in my top five Felton uploads.
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  16246. Took care of an old man who was on USS Nevada at Pearl Harbor. He gave me a Nevada hat, a prized possession.
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  16247. Thank You Mark. These individuals are our last link to our Military and Cultural past.
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  16248. Magnificent work. From the title, though interesting, I didn't expect such a panoramic and moving presentation. Well done, and keep up your matchless work.
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  16249. This is one of your better videos, Dr. Felton. It never ceases to amaze me how you personify people. It's something really important to recognize, that folks such as these; were human beings. They had the same hopes and fears that we all have. Very well done, sir!
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  16250. loved the story of Timothy 😄 well done Mark
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  16251. As always, I'm fascinated by the interesting subjects Dr. Felton shares with us. Stories like this makes History come alive.
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  16252. I never left a Mark Felton video un-astounded. As always, thank you for your amazing work! Greetings from Germany! 😅
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  16253. Hats off to yee....
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  16254. I spent many years driving up and down the Purley way and never knew that. 😂❤
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  16255. Is unlikely they went to the trouble of laying out thousands of helmets just for the media coverage only to later retrieve and flatten them so is most likely they were driven over in situ.
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  16256. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  16257. Another excellent video, doc! Thanks for what you do. Cheers!
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  16258. Very interesting vid. My father was in the Pacific campaign in the waning part of the war.
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  16259. Great Episode!
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  16260. Finally the video I've been waiting for!
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  16261. I'm on time today. Thanks Mark.
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  16262. I'm from portland Maine and had never heard of axis sally before, this is really interesting!
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  16263. Well that was a nice bite of history for lunch today.
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  16264. That was a terrific video : one of your very best !
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  16265. Thank you Dr Felton 👍🏻👍🏻
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  16266. Interesting story, much deeper than one might have imagined...thanks Mark! 👍🏻
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  16267. It’s been said before. When I hear the theme song I know I will be educated. True facts that don’t include anything about ancient aliens or any such nonsense. Thank you Sir. Peace
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  16268. Great report again Mark, well done and thank you.
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  16269. Great show as always old scout!
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  16270. Your videos always shed new light on familiar subjects, well done
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  16271. Jezzzus Mark Felton.... why don’t you just BLOW MY F***ING MIND why don’t ya?! Wow. And damn. And unbelievable. And awesome.
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  16272. WOW, never knew these details. Thanks Mark!
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  16273. Thank you Dr. Felton always look forward to your great content.
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  16274. Once again, info you won't find elsewhere.
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  16275. Primary War Documentary type of voice
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  16276. Thanks Mark, awesome as always!
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  16277. Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
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  16278. Dr Felton, I just bought two of your books ( and I’m quite certain these will not be the last of such purchases ), here, in Japan, and am already absolutely consumed in such detailed, Chrystal - clarified prose.
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  16279. Gotta love Combat Bulletin!!
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  16280. ah mark, the person that cures me Of F'S in history class
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  16281. Excellent documentary many thanks
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  16282. Joy! Love your videos.
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  16283. Keep up the good work and we'll done on your infro. I was infantry mech at 24th, I understand what a civilian wouldn't. God bless.
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  16284. Happy new year Mr. Dr. Felton
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  16285. My Grandfather fought in the Ardennes.(778th Self Propelled Automatic Weapons Battalion)
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  16286. Excellent content Mark!
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  16287. Thank you once again fro bringing this time to light, it really helps to deal with the stress of today to hear to horror of yesterday. Idk, your videos are always top notch better then cable.
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  16288. I can't believe my luck.I walked into the room to get something and up came the notification. Another fascinating tale about an horrific part of modern history.
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  16289. Very well done and informative video, though with some errors. 1. The picture that shows Mussolini alive with the bandaged head is a fake. 2. Leccisi's note was left at the cemetery and not when the body was handed to the religious men. 3. There was no leg missing. 4. The wardrobe containing Mussolini's body went unsold.
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  16290. Another great episode!
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  16291. Very interesting and informative.
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  16292. Like, subscribe comment... Again Great work you do! Thank you for all...
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  16293. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  16294. You sir earned a sub with this.
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  16295. I love this channel.
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  16296. 35 years ago I got to inspect Bruan's custom made Mercedes convertible. It was a beautiful car
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  16297. Always a charming surprise, thank you sir....
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  16298. I appreciate your work Dr Felton
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  16299. Dr. Mark Felton IS the History channel....! TY Sir!
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  16300. Another fantastic piece of history and story telling!
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  16301. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing.
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  16302. Great doc from a great Doc.
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  16303. Suprised to know it happened next to where I live. Thanks for the vids.
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  16304. I had no idea helicopters were used in WW2.
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  16305. Dr. Felton, you just made my day! The helicopter and jet technology in WW2 is especially interesting to me.
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  16306. Still the best channel on YouTube. Thank you so much for all that you do for us MFP!
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  16307. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  16308. Excellent video Mark! I always enjoy hearing about the Far East!
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  16309. I had no idea helicopters were utilized in WW-2. Thanks for covering this topic.
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  16310. Again Sir Mark you never disappoint ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  16311. Great story. I Love Helicopters. Thanks Mr. Felton.
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  16312. Thank You for posting this.
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  16313. NNNEEEEEEERRRRRRD! Love ya, Mark! Great Vid! -Vic
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  16314. Many thanks for making another great video. You left out one important, long lasting impact "Where Eagles Dare" has had on film making. Eastwood was irritated by the huge waste of money in production for the last time, and committed to making films almost exclusively through Malpaso as a result. He demanded creative and production control. After Thunderfoot and Lightfoot he swore off working with United Artists even with Malpaso. Eastwood was big enough to succeed by consolidating everything to himself after this film. I think he had already committed to Kelly's Heros, which started filming a few months later, and that was it. Now, you work for Eastwood, he does not work for you.
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  16315. Small correction: It's not a cog railway, rather a cable pulled funicular.
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  16316. I really like this light hearted video - love the humour!
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  16317. Great movie. Nice video thank you.
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  16318. When I saw the film for the umpteenth time a couple months ago, I found a YT vid on the filming locations. He showed the cable cars but didn’t elude to their locations. Also learned that Robert Shaw was known to have visited that gasthaus during filming as he was married to Mary Ure at the time. Ure sadly passed away at age 42 in ‘75. Liz Taylor also visited the set and the same gasthaus. The SS officer that Eastwood dispatched in the film, Derren Nesbitt, is still with us at 87. He has some interesting interviews on YT about the film also.
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  16319. That was a fanstastic video, Made my day. Thaks for sharing your holiday pictures. Radio room really was the toilet. Love it... So whats the next film, Valkyrie, and I am now humming the tune of "The Great Escape" Thanks once again,
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  16320. Seen quite a few Robots in my time.. but they where used to disarm bombs or to trigger a controlled explosion. Happy New Year!
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  16321. Happy New Year Dr Felton. Looking forward to learning more history with my son thanks to your videos!
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  16322. Another great video
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  16323. I had seen these and never knew who made it. Great video Mark!
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  16324. I suppose recycling is always a good thing! Thank you Mark 🙏🏼
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  16325. Raise your hand if you would watch a Mark Felton that lasted until next Christmas! I am one of them!
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  16326. Another great story 👍📕
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  16327. Great video as always. Isn't it polish wz. 1928 at 2:08 tho? Gun in the picture has a pistol grip, bipod and "ribs" on the barrel. From what I know US made BAR didn't have these features.
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  16328. Excellent video again Dr. Felton. You are the worlds favorite History Teacher.
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  16329. Well made, Dr. Felton
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  16330. 0:21 Or in this case you dont look a gift gun in the barrel.
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  16331. You're pretty busy today Mark, 2 video's? Thanks. Bonus day on Memorial day.
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  16332. A really interesting and emotive video again Dr. Felton. So sad that our generation will see the last/end of the WW2 generation. They were unique, special and a different gravy. Just one point, The Few were actually almost 3,000 strong, not a few hundred, and obviously came from right across Britain, the Commonwealth and even USA.
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  16333. Top quality content as usual Mark. As a History Graduate of WW2 your collation, research and political/sociological objectivity is rare in these times.
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  16334. My great-Grandfather was with the US 41st Infantry Division on New Guinea & the Philippines. He’s 96 now, I think there are 4 men from his regiment still alive
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  16335. Thank you Dr. Felton for this. There will never be a generation like this again.
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  16336. Will i be the only survivor of old C Company 1/160th in 50 years after the Iraq War ? not sure on that , but all my grand uncles and fathers in WW1 and WW2 are long since past away
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  16337. as a boomer it I was unaware that I walked among many heros but as time moved though out my childhood I recognize the unbelievable commodity, and my father was a hero along with all my uncles 😊
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  16338. My parents would always moan that my Grandparents would always go on about the 1940s, however we grandchildren loved it. As he got closer to his death, my Grandfather finally opened up about the darker things he had seen. He was Royal Navy 1940 to 1960.
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  16339. Dam Mr Felton,you outdid even yourself on this one.Splendid.Everytime I think you can't get any better,I am proven wrong.Carry on sir.
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  16340. My grandfather John Robison fought with the 1st Marine Division I believe on Guadalcanal and elsewhere. I think they called him “Pops” because he was older than most everybody else.
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  16341. Thank y you Mark for remembering these brave individuals. Outstanding.
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  16342. My dad is of this generation and fought in Italy, Holland and Germany, as did my uncle while another uncle fell in 43 over Holland. Dad would have been 109 this Nov. We'll not see the likes of these men and women again. Lest we forget.
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  16343. I visited the place last year but didn't realize what the building was for, thank you for the info
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  16344. Thank you for so much for who you are and what you do ☺️
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  16345. Still the best history channels about ww2 and everything around it...keep on doing a great job 👍👍i never miss a episode
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  16346. More interesting history. Brilliant. Thank you. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  16347. Fascinating stuff as usual.
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  16348. Thanks Dr Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos !! Love The Channel
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  16349. Another awesome video mark 👍🏼
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  16350. That was a very interesting informative film.
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  16351. I love your content.
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  16352. Thx Mark. My father got to visit this right after the war.
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  16353. As always superb presentation! A fan and an admirer from Pakistan.
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  16354. He’s better than the history channel great job
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  16355. You really find some awesome buildings ! Love your channel
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  16356. I did in fact visit the Chancellery there back in the day... BUT we didn't expect that this building was there. We were just walking on a trip. It totally puzzled us when we saw it.
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  16357. Well done sir thank you for sharing this with us all
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  16358. Thank you mr Felton for this outstanding video
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  16359. Thank you again Dr. Felton!
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  16360. You do an excellent job of creating interesting content. Fact is often more fascinating than fiction. Happy Trails
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  16361. All your videos are amazing the total opposite of boring. I also appreciate your excellent and almost German pronunciation.
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  16362. just in time for my lunch break 👍
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  16363. As usual, EXCELLENT. Keep up the great work my friend 🙋‍♂️🐈👍🙂
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  16364. Great story. Great details. How do you do it? ....More please. Thanks for sharing.
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  16365. Diamonds unlike the 3rd Reich..... are Forever
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  16366. Thanks!
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  16367. Republic of China Air Force ace Arthur Chin was receipt of Pilotenabzeichen in 1936. His pilot badge stills on his tunic and it is preserved in Republic of China Air Force Museum. I did saw a picture of the tunic that has the US rank and badge. Due to the US standard, pilot badge is puts on above of left breast pocket, while the German standard was worn in the center of the left breast pocket of the service tunic. Arthur Chin got two pilot badges so Pilotenabzeichen moved to right side of top of breast pocket.
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  16368. Holy crap! This is very interesting! I never knew about this at all, thanks for this info Mark!
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  16369. I "thought" I was fairly knowledgeable about the Pacific War, but.... I guess not after viewing this fascinating video !
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  16370. Off to Wiki and Google for more reading. Thanks Mark. Heard you on ABC radio Australia talking about Britain’s WW2 Invasion of Greenland. Note stuck to Post Office door, “excuse me, you have been invaded”
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  16371. Well, now I've found popcorn and soda as always to inhale new interesting knowledge in the Mark Felton history class. :)
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  16372. You're the best, Mark.
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  16373. So much I didn't know, thankyou
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  16374. Your channel is the second best entertaining source about the 2nd world war. The first one being 'Allo 'Allo, of course.
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  16375. Mark Feltons theme plays* History Channel: "why do I hear boss music?"
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  16376. Dammit Mark. You've impressed me again.
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  16377. Another great video. Thanks Mark!
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  16378. Thanks Mark! Keep up the great work!
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  16379. This is why I love this channel. I never knew about this and I love hearing about these obscure battles, as I’m sure most people who tune into your channel do.
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  16380. Lest we forget? How can we, when Dr. Felton illuminates us with such knowledge? I, for one, am most grateful for your efforts.
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  16381. Mark always manages to surprise me.
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  16382. I watched the ads so Mark could get ad revenue. Who else can say that?
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  16383. Always rely on Mark Felton for random historic topics.
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  16384. Thanks for bringing long forgotten events in history back to life.
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  16385. You got to be making this stuff up! It’s amazing how you keep finding knee and fascinating subjects on a war I thought that was all but talked about in its entirety
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  16386. Great vídeo and subject !! 👍👍👍. New history to me... went down pretty Nicely with hot Strong coffee....
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  16387. Brilliant as per usual. Never once have I heard of Italian assets in China. Thanks for what you do.
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  16388. I thought I knew all there was to know about Italy in ww2. From Russia to the Atlantic, East Africa, Libiya the balkans. To the civil war and the Fascist republican forces and the army of the South. But I had no idea or ever heard of this!!! Thank you.
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  16389. I learned so much watching this video.
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  16390. As usual excellent documentary
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  16391. Informative videos👍👍
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  16392. Your channel is just perfect. Thanks for all you do for us. Please make video about Caucasian legion that was created by German Wermacht and fought against allied forces during WW2. Thanks in advance ✋😊🇦🇿
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  16393. Very interesting!!!
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  16394. Thank you Mark!!!
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  16395. Happy Thanksgiving Mr. Mark Felton! Thanks for the video
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  16396. First ! Hello Dr. Felton . Hope you're having a good day
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  16397. very interesting video, your story telling is so great ! GG
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  16398. Interesting that Trump's building has a bit of history attached to it. Thanks Mr. Felton.
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  16399. Both disoriented and disorientated are right. In any case, it is more normal in the United States to say the word disoriented and it is more normal in the British nations to say the word disorientated.
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  16400. Thank you Sir. Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  16401. Thank you for this truly interesting video Dr. Felton. Greetings from the United States on the night of our presidential election.
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  16402. Wow never heard about this before, thank you Mark Felton for making such interesting history lessons.
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  16403. I never knew these facts, thank you for posting, I found it very interesting
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  16404. This is new to me. Thanks
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  16405. Thank you so much Mark Felton for making these videos as a young Australian i love history in other parts of the world love your sorry telling :)
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  16406. Great stuff Dr. Felton!
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  16407. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night entertainment!
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  16408. for all my life, i thought (without really thinking about it) that the last time a plane crashed into a building in manhattan was on 9/11. thank you for enlightening me to otherwise Mr Felton
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  16409. My favorite history channel
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  16410. Love ur vids, amazing content
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  16411. The 6" gun very much outranges the RN 4.5". Belgrano was a serious threat to the British landing force. In Falkland Sound those fifteen 6" guns with two fire control systems (2 targets simultaneously) would have given any of the ships in the Sound and troops ashore a very tough going. The British 4.5" gun - controlled in most cases by an AA fire control system and not even carried by all British frigates - would have been seriously underwhelming while the even fewer RN ships with Exocet might have found the missiles difficult to use in such close waters. Do not forget also the Belgrano was covered by a pair of FRAM II destroyers each with six 5" guns and 4 Exocet. That is a substantial amount of anti-surface firepower for use against a fleet designed around the Cold War ASW mission.
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  16412. Another one from Beltin' Felton!
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  16413. Mark Felton the G.O.A.T!!!
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  16414. As usual, Mark Felton Productions teaches me something new. Thanks again Dr Felton!
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  16415. Phenomenal information, appreciate you sharing this with us.
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  16416. Another great video Mark, always learning something with every upload
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  16417. Time to launch the new MF Mark 1 Geiger Counter. Comes with a mildly radio-active Mad Vlad key ring & 3 free Iodine Capsules. 😑
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  16418. Excellent as ever.
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  16419. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  16420. Another brilliant video Dr Felton! I'm learning new stuff constantly of your fantastic storytelling!
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  16421. Excellent work Mr. Felton, as always! Everyone Take care and be safe, John
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  16422. Fascinating! The way you can dig up material, especially from the USSR days, is absolutely astonishing. Thanks for all you do Mark.
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  16423. Outstanding video
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  16424. Superb historical work as ever Dr Felton. Thank you.
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  16425. another good one Mark take the rest of the day off and a large pay rise
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  16426. great video Dr. Felton
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  16427. Dr Felton, at the top of his game as ever. Thanks so much.
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  16428. Damn that was pretty interesting .. Thanks Mark .. I thought i knew a lot about Chernobyl but did not know about the tanks ...
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  16429. I remember this all very well, I was stationed on the USS ENTERPRISE CVN 65, we were in the middle of transitioning through the Suez when word past over the 1MC by the Captain that there was an incident. Thanks for the memories. 👍❤🇺🇸
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  16430. Mark digging up the most obscure historical anecdotes as always. ;D Keep up the good work, sir!
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  16431. I love your content Mark!!! Always a joy watching the less known history. You always make very interesting videos, thank you
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  16432. mark has a great way of explaining history.
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  16433. Have to watch you tonight Mark, kind of busy right now, looks like a good one too.
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  16434. Incredible story, wonderfully told as always by Dr. Mark. Too bad they never really got much of value out of the heist, as the piece acknowledges.
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  16435. Sir just to be honest your voice is really relaxing.
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  16436. Best WWII historian out there well done Mark👍
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  16437. My name is Andrew Goering.... I'm an American, born and raised in the US, in the state of Kansas... I always grew up hearing my parents say our family name, and I never really saw it anywhere else, until I started to hear about WWII history from my Dad, as I grew older..... Hermann Goering is in fact a distant relative of ours..... Our people, Swiss German Mennonites, arrived in the US, in 1874.... We first arrived in New York City.... Then, we made our way to North Dakota, but we didn't realize just how extremely harsh the winters were there, so we moved south to Nebraska and Kansas, where we would settle permanently as wheat farmers..... My great-grandfather, John Goering, was born in Kansas, in 1900.... He always struggled to speak in English..... My grandfather, Vern Victor Goering (everyone called him "V V") was born in Kansas, in 1926.... He also grew up speaking German, but he was the first in our family to learn English and start speaking it instead of German..... WWII and America's hatred of the Germans and the Nazis was a major factor in his desire to learn English as a young man..... My grandfather would serve in the US army as an army chaplain and medic towards the end of the war, between 1944 and 1945.... He would minister to the German POWs and pray with them and also ask them questions and help interrogate them as German was his first language.... After the war, he went back home to Kansas and married and settled down..... My father, David Goering, was born in Kansas, in 1955..... My father and his brothers and sisters were the first generation to grow up speaking English in the home instead of German..... My brother was born in Wichita, in 1984, and I was born in Topeka, in 1990..... My brother and I would grow up like typical American kids of the late 80s and 90s, obsessed with Indiana Jones.... lol We were horrified to find out that we were in fact related to Hitler's second-in-command and head of the Luftwaffe, Hermann Goering!!
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  16438. Honestly sir,I truly enjoyed your content. It's such an honour to have breakfast while watching your new content.
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  16439. 1 minute haha Nice mark good day with good video
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  16440. I have watched lots of documentaries about this subject and I have to give Mark credit for making a interesting video
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  16441. Great work Dr. Felton
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  16442. You're spoiling us, Mark! Please keep it up! Bravo!
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  16443. Excellent commentary Mark!
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  16444. Canister isn't a type of cluster munition as it doesn't produce bomblets.
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  16445. Nice vid Mark Love u
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  16446. In the air cadets, we used to learn shooting with converted SMLE number 4 mk 1s, downbored to. 22 long rifle. There was a option later to shoot full bore. We also flew Chipmunk trainers.
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  16447. Mark I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣 this is easily the most entertaining thing I've ever seen especially from you, showing your whimsical side. Thank you brother
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  16448. You Mark might have tried for the ‘World Conservation’ badge, but in East Germany they worked on the ‘World Domination’ badge.
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  16449. This was my favorite of your videos for sure. Your dry humor was on full display. Informative & entertaining!! - Kevin Catallo, Scoutmaster, Troop 41
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  16450. This has become my favorite youtube channel, Salute to you - Mark Felton!
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  16451. Mark Felto thanks for this special video. This video will be my favorite and 3 IMPORTANT video many thanks.!😍❤❤❤❤❤🤝🤝🤝🇺🇸
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  16452. Awesome Way To Start My Day, Mark...Thanks For Yet ANOTHER Great Video! Have A Great Day!
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  16453. I like to think that I am well read in various obscure WW2 events, but Mr. Felton you continue to surprise and educate me. Thank you.
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  16454. Another magnificent piece of research Mark. Thank you. Stay well (for all our sakes!).
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  16455. Thank you for telling the truth without an agenda!!!!
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  16456. Mark Felton is honestly one of the only trustworthy sources for WW2 information! Unbiased, clear and concise! Much love from Texas Dr. Mark!
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  16457. Videos never disssapoints. Thanks for presenting such an awkward topic in sich a sensible way
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  16458. Brilliant episode!
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  16459. I always learn something from your videos, keep up the good work sir!
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  16460. another great lesson in military history, thank you.
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  16461. My Favorite Youtuber
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  16462. This channel is not one of the greatest because its the best
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  16463. Thanks
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  16464. Great video, Doctor. And no, I'm not the Bristol company's Frank Sowter Barnwell.
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  16465. And once again I did not know most of this, thank you for another informative video
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  16466. .....😐.... Hello from Picardy.. France...!!. Thanks for yours vidéos..😁.....👍❤️
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  16467. Outstanding episode sir!!!
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  16468. Another nice video from Mister Felton,keep up the good job my dear man,sometims,I feel sad or anxious,I go to your channel and watch your videos,your voice is very calmative and you are very informative,so my brain switch to learning,thanks mister Felton!Have a good day
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  16469. I saw another analysis that states they are probably going to be using them as mobile gun systems (mgs) more along the line of US Strikers for infantry support in urban areas. Not so much for tank vs. tank combat.
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  16470. I know where Kit Carson is without looking at a map as I’m from near there. What a crazy story but the remoteness works well as the location
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  16471. another interesting video
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  16472. Had to pause this for a hard laugh at horse apples.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  16473. The locals threatened to sioux him.
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  16474. this man needs the noble peace prize for all his hard owrk
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  16475. Life is simple. I see a new video from Mark Felton and I instantly watch
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  16476. time for yet amazing video.
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  16477. One of the best channels on YouTube 🙋‍♂️
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  16478. GREAT Timing Mark. I'm working on getting my 1/350 scale Tirpitz from Tamiya underway. Thanks for this well timed video. Also reading Daniel Knowles Tirpitz The Life and Death of Germany''s Last Great Battleship as we speak.
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  16479. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  16480. Just what i needed 💪🏻❤️
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  16481. love your videos from india
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  16482. Great story, thx for your work.
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  16483. Fantastic video, one of my new favorites
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  16484. Splendid as always. I like the “coming soon ...” ending of the video. Now I know what to look forward to.
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  16485. One of your best videos Mr. Felton. Class act.
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  16486. Very interesting and historical valuable...love the great information you give. You are always the best of the best...ty Mark Felton.
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  16487. Fascinating! I had often wondered what happened to the Kaiser. Thank you!
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  16488. Somewhere in my house I have a picture of my grandfather in an honor guard for The Kiaser.
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  16489. EXCELLENT....Thanks.... 🇺🇸
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  16490. Mark Felton certainly knows how to put a good story with a good ending together !
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  16491. Great history Dr Mark, thanks!
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  16492. Great video Mark
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  16493. Great work as always Mark 👌🏼
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  16494. Thanks for another interesting and informative video.
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  16495. Once again informative & entertaining. I learned much more of this time in History. Thank you Dr Felton🌺
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  16496. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  16497. Another perfectly presented piece of history. Thank you.
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  16498. Love marks turn of phrase and tone …priceless !!!!
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  16499. You dont need need the news. Just come to this channel for the lowdown 👍
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  16500. Legend says if you are early enough, Mark Felton likes and replies to your comment.
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  16501. Seems like when the Germans really want to put the frighteners on the enemy, they mount the skull&crossbones. Deathhead Hussars from Napoleonic times etc. I loved the marches played in the video, Der Konigraetzer Marsch and Yorck Marsch (actually written by van Beethoven). Very appropriate for the era, you know your stuff in music too.
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  16502. The history of some of the populations of those Baltic states covered here is quite interesting.. And the Allies looking the other way in 1919. Wow! I'm learning so much on your channel Mark! Thank you!
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  16503. Thanks Mark! Always getting the best research and narratives from your channel. Also, nice touch putting in the German Prubens Gloria. Inspires me -- and I'm only half German!
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  16504. Wonderful video. Love the music too. Nice to hear both Prussia Gloria & Military March No 1 in F Major by Beethoven(1809), or better known today as 'March des Yorck'shen Korps'. Great video. Keep up the good work.
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  16505. Splendidly and most gratifying again Gut gemacht Mark!
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  16506. Every video of your is always insightful and informative. There was so many aspects of a war I though I knew so well until you make a video how much more there is to learn. Thank you.
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  16507. What an incredible story! A neat movie it would make!!
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  16508. I love learning about the interwar period
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  16509. The learning just never f_cking stops.... Thank you MFP!
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  16510. Excellent and informative as always Mr. Felton
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  16511. Thanks for this very informative video. Never considered the significance of these batons though I have seen them many times in photos.
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  16512. Your No1 Mark.
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  16513. When I enlisted in the Foreign Legion (1993) I was stationed at a fort near Paris. The fort had a stone stating Napoleon III was emperor when the fort was built. I was impressed.
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  16514. The Roman numeral is the mention that he was Emperor of France - if only for a few hours.
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  16515. Thank you for another great video. It is always a pleasure when I get a notification when you upload a new video.
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  16516. Learn something new every day. Thanks, Dr. Felton.
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  16517. Very interesting. Thank you.
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  16518. Absolutely love this channel!! Keep up the amazing work!
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  16519. Très intéressant, tout est remis dans son contexte. Bien que français, c'est un épisode que j'ignorais totalement. Merci.
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  16520. Awesome as always, Thanks Dr. Marc Felton!
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  16521. Wish I had seen this video prior to my visit to the Hohenzollern castle, I would have been a bit more attentive. But better late then never. Thanks Mark!!!❤
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  16522. Wonderful history not often shared🇺🇸🪖
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  16523. Dr Felton I thank you for your lectures on WW 2 and other items of history. Semper Fidelis SSgt B
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  16524. 17838th viewer :P Another incredibly interesting material! Please keep on preparing and posting those great materials!!
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  16525. Very interesting Dr Felton
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  16526. Thank you again, Mark!
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  16527. Its not easy .. But We (me included) need to start funding good people like Mr Felton..couple of bucks from everyone adds up to alot..
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  16528. Fascinating, Thanks Mark!
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  16529. The only good things to ever come out of war are Mark Felton's videos. Chapeau!
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  16530. Your channel is class my friend. We will remember them.
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  16531. My M88 that I used in 2000’s was from Korean era
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  16532. Happy thanksgiving 🦃🍽 🍁. Enjoy the shout out reference to “Purdue University”. 😀
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  16533. When I want to know something that I did not know before, I come here.
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  16534. Have a Great Thanksgiving Sir Mark. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  16535. Served Army 1974 to 1981, Air Force 1981 to 1994. Ate rations produced 1960, fired ammo manufactured 1962. Wore a greatcoat first issued 1953. Still had more fun than today’s generation.
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  16536. Hiya Mark you're knowledge of the 1st & 2nd world war's is absolutely amazing i thought i more less knew all there was to know you've certainly proved me wrong Ritchie 💤
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  16537. Excellent video. All of your work is very much appreciated. I am always learning more thanks to you.
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  16538. You did not include that in the late 90s the USA imported a lot of Soviet capture P38s, K98s, SVTs,Lugers and the like. These have import stamps on them and also the soviet black dip color. They sold for 89 dollars for a K98 and Lugers went for around 300 and P38s 2 to 300 depending on how rare it is. I still have one K98 Russian capture rifle. They are not 89 dollars any more. A russian capture can go for up to 1000 dollars and a GI bring back no import marks 1500 on up. They can still be bought at gun shows and other places but the prices have went way up.
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  16539. you just keep on providing - what an awesome channel to watch all day
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  16540. Nothing.NOTHING makes me feel like when Dr. Felton uploads a video
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  16541. I just loaded up ammo to match the Japanese 7.7 cartridge spec. It's really nice when the sights on these old girls line up with the ammo.
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  16542. There’s an article in a 1947 issue of Guns Magazine about the rise of gun collecting in the US. It said an American importer had purchased a large lot of firearms from the Port of London Authority that they had confiscated from British troops. The importer died before he could sell them all to a mail order company, so they got auctioned off to various American dealers instead. That’s probably where a lot of UK bringbacks ended up. It was actually possible to bring back machine guns to the US by legitimate means before and after WWII, as evidenced by the paperwork that accompanies examples. I’ve seen a few transferables that have the import registration paperwork dating from the late 40s noting that the GI, usually an officer, paid the $200 to bring in a live machine gun legitimately, despite that being a lot of money. Prior to the early 50s, an incomplete machine gun was not regulated in the US at all. A GI could simply toss something as simple as the bolt or firing pin to be in compliance on import without paying the tax. After the change in the early 50s, stuff had to be welded up as deactivated war trophies until that was no longer allowed in 1968.
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  16543. My father, a veteran of WW2 brought home many guns. 8 P-38s, 2 Lugers and an absolutely gorgeous Czech made 16 ga. double barrel shotgun. An "Opava Ferdinand". It is "best quality" in every sense of the word. Not to mention knives, bayonets, etc. Pistols, rifles and shotguns were no problem to send home or bring back. Officially, a soldier had to get his commanding officer's signature to send it home, or bring it home. More often, they were just packed in boxes and mailed back, free of charge. US soldiers enjoyed FREE postal service. The story on the shotgun was that my father's tank platoon was advancing through a German village. He was a platoon Technical Sargent/tank commander and was in the 4th tank of the column. A German woman stood by the side of the road, holding a "suitcase looking thing" and waving at the passing tanks. The tanks just passed by, ignoring the woman. My father ordered his tank to stop and he spoke to the woman and managed to understand that she wanted to "surrender her father's gun", so she would not be considered an enemy. My father took the case and opened the fitted, leather covered case to see the beautiful shotgun! "Well, hello!" He gladly took the surrender and told the woman to go in peace. 😜 FYI, Mark...The US required registration of machine guns beginning in 1934. It was, and still is, legal to own them, but you had to register them with the government and if you sold the gun there was, and still is, a $200 "transfer tax". It was illegal to "bring back" an automatic rifle or submachine gun during WW2. However...as you state...it was done. By the tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands. Recognizing this, the US government implemented an "amnesty" in 1968 and allowed anyone with a "bring back" automatic weapon to legally register them without any fees or taxes. Any "bring back" after that date, not registered with the federal government, is an illegally owned machinegun. And another aside...my father joined the army in 1934 in the fledgling "tank corps". He was issued a 1918 manufactured Model 1911 pistol. The 1911A1 was, by that time, "standard" but they were still handing out WW1 1911s, particularly to NCOs in the tank corps, transport services, etc. He kept that gun throughout his career. He retired in 1956 and turned in his 1911. The Army told him it was now classified as "obsolete" and that he could buy it if he chose. For $17. He bought his cherished friend without hesitation. I have it in my collection now, with the documents of the purchase and the holster he carried it in for more than 20 years. The US government still sells obsolete, fully functional military rifles and handguns to the public. Currently you can buy M1 rifles and M1911/M1911A1 handguns. I believe all the M1 carbines have been sold off.
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  16544. My uncle, who purchased a Browning high power from is grandpas old friend, is a nut about these things. but that browning got a VERY dark history. apperently, first it was sold to the french army in the the 30s, hence the french markings on the gun. then, in the invasion of france, it was picked up by an ss officer, who used it until 45. how it got to the friends side, was this: they were on a patrol, and they ran into a hitlerjugend patrol, a bunch of 15 year old kids, with the 20 something ss guy. essentially, after heavy casulties, the ss were wiped out, and the friend took the pistol. the ss refused to surrender, and the ss captain essentially sent them all on a death charge.
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  16545. When I was 10 years old in 1975 this old guy died he own property he lived in a metal shack nobody went there for many months and so I started exploring your was German memorabilia everywhere Hitler posters cases of ammunition and then lo and behold I found a German Luger. Imagine being ten years old and finding a beautiful handgun such as this it was a dream come true.
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  16546. Very interesting. Thanks Mark
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  16547. This was a brave and lovely lady!
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  16548. Excellent video. Excellent story. 🙂🇺🇸🇬🇧
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  16549. At Tobruk in 1941, the Australians would put a record of Marlene singing "Lily Marlene" in German on a gramophone, and connect it up to loudspeakers so that the Germans in the lines opposite could hear it. 70 Years later, Australian "Rats of Tobruk" veterans could still sing "Lily Marlene" by heart in German. As at 2020 there were 17 Australian "Rats" and one Polish "Rat" still alive. Not sure of the present situation. ("Rats of Tobruk" was the name that Lord Haw Haw gave to the Australians (and some Poles) there, and the name was adopted by the Australian troops as a way of giving the little finger salute to Goebbels!).
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  16550. You never disappoint! Appreciate you, sir 🙌♥️🇺🇸
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  16551. Dr. Felton great video, thank you for all your effort and historical accuracy.
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  16552. Perfect Mark Felton. You educated me again !
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  16553. Conrad Veidt is another non-Jewish German movie star who fled Nazism. BTW "Casablanca" was his final screen role. Director Fritz Lang also fled Germany to avoid the Nazis. He had been offered an important post in German film-making by Joseph Goebbels, but left the country instead.
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  16554. A most fascinating woman. Very enjoyable video.
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  16555. What a vast amount of information you gave us on this amazing woman. I never knew most of it. Fascinating, thank you Dr. Felton.
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  16556. Thanks!
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  16557. Always great research and footage. Thanks.
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  16558. Bryan Mark Rigg wrote about this. As did Jeremy Noakes in 1989.
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  16559. It's always a good day when he uploads, I love learning things about WWII!!
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  16560. My History Lecturer Mark# Am learning all the way from Zimbabwe.
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  16561. All I have to say is WOW, I love your videos I get excited when reading the title and I’m not disappointed after watching them.
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  16562. I knew a little about his subject but many gaps have been filled. Excellent as always.
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  16563. Thanks for history information bro....
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  16564. Wow. Another nice job Mark
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  16565. Another excellent and interesting film, thank you 👍
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  16566. Danke!
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  16567. You're the man Mark!!!
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  16568. The amount of excitement I get when I hear the intro for every new video uploaded. Dr. Felton thank you so much, I have learned A LOT from your channel.
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  16569. Very interesting! Ty for your work!
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  16570. I learn so much here. Very appreciative!
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  16571. Thank you Mark!!
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  16572. Mark Felton, you're a Legend!
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  16573. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  16574. You rock Doc Felton.:face-blue-smiling:
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  16575. instantly like before the video even starts. That's called having distinction in your field
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  16576. Best channel on YT! 🏅
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  16577. Excellent video.
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  16578. Excellent
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  16579. I just get home from work and Mark's video just loads. Good day!
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  16580. Nothing different. Only the usual magnificent story. 🔥🔥🔥
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  16581. This is a story you never hear about. Many thanks Sir Mark. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  16582. Cool informative video. Had no idea B-29s were operated from England or that UK flew B-29's.
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  16583. Another great video about something I knew nothing of. I never thought any B-29's were used in Europe!
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  16584. Super Kanal, deine Informationen sind wunderbar. Grüße aus Deutschland
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  16585. Mark, you did it again great vid
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  16586. Thanks again for another fine documentary.
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  16587. You always bring information about WW2 I never knew. Thanks.
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  16588. Fascinating!
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  16589. Ahhh....cant work out why..... I saw a Mark Felton production opo into my feed and instantly smiled and felt better.
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  16590. Mr Felton... Jolly good show old chap! Keep up the good work...
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  16591. Whaaa? This is why I like your videos. As a life long Air Force man, I had no idea of this B-29 event.
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  16592. Aww yeah Im early
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  16593. Love your videos mark 👍🏼
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  16594. Greatest intro music of any YouTube channel, hands-down.
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  16595. Thank you for the upload! :)
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  16596. well pronounced names. well done. greetings from germany
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  16597. Wow! Interesting Dr .Felton ❤🇷🇼🇨🇦
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  16598. Dr. Felton, you are just brilliant.
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  16599. A fun story: One day the king rode his horse through a german parade of troops. When asked what he was doing, he replied: " Oh, I didn't see them." Probably not true, but I have been told this anecdote many times as a child.
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  16600. Thanks for making a video about our country
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  16601. Perfect timing, thank you.
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  16602. Thank you for making this video, Mark. Greetings from Denmark.
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  16603. Excellent video!
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  16604. Thank you for sharing!
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  16605. Crap Mark... these videos keep getting better.. I thought you would have run out of material a year ago..!!!!!
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  16606. Fascinating. Never heard this story before.
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  16607. Thank you Mark. Keep 'em coming.
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  16608. This was great Mark one of your best , am English but strangely rooted for them ! What a plan 👍
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  16609. Pretty gutsy, great story!
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  16610. Keep them coming Mark
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  16611. Good Video!
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  16612. Great as always
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  16613. Man your TV voice is top notch..Attenborough / Sir Laurence level.
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  16614. Outstanding story.
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  16615. An amazing story. Excellent video. Very interesting and worthwhile video.
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  16616. amazing as always
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  16617. Always good to see a new upload from Mark Felton 💙💛
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  16618. Another authoritative report from the Dr Mark. Ty.
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  16619. Slightly unnerving watching this whilst on a drill ship in Turkish waters 😕😂
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  16620. THANKS FOR KEEPING UP TO DATE WITH NO PROPERGANDA !
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  16621. Mark's reporting is spot on
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  16622. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  16623. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  16624. I took a ride a few years ago in the B-17G Sentimental Journey. Incredible experience.
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  16625. YOUR STILL MAKEING THE GRADE Dr THANKS AGAIN 😊.
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  16626. Dr. Felton dropping the Heavy History bombs. With the Norden knowledge insight.
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  16627. There is a Halifax on static display at the Museum in Trenton, Ontario (I expect it is one of the 3 remaining.) it occupies the main hall as you enter. Quite an impressive aircraft.
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  16628. 5:58 Friday the 13th! Seen it in person, the Yorkshire Air Museum is well worth a visit if you are ever in the area.
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  16629. It was considered a Heavy at the start of the war.
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  16630. Very interesting and enjoyable, thanks Dr. Felton for this work!
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  16631. Great video as usual Dr. Felton, thanks. And a salute to my fellow veterans out there today, from Vietnam vet 1/22/4th (69-70)
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  16632. At the Italian Air Force museum you can also find one static Savoia-Marchetti S.M.79 - surely the most iconic Italian bomber of WW2. I guess it hasn't been mentioned in the video because it was not an heavy bomber but rather a medium one (though I'd consider it equivalent to the CANT Z.1007 Alcione mentioned early in the video).
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  16633. Thanks again Dr Felton
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  16634. Fascinating - thank you!
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  16635. I've learned so much from your videos over the years ! Thanks !
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  16636. Best episode. Thank you for your Channel.
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  16637. Excellent video 📹!!!
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  16638. Love your stories!
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  16639. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  16640. a great very interesting video as always Mr. Felton. have a good one Mr.
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  16641. Outstanding.
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  16642. Awesome as always
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  16643. I was really late watching this but this is an excellent video
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  16644. Thanks for that Mark, as a follower of AFV here's one I've neither heard of or seen.
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  16645. Wonderful video
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  16646. " This Is A Forgotten Story " For A Personally Introduced Recollection Of Past Memories You Have Proven Many Times Over Your Passion For These Epic Testaments. Love Your Work Mate.
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  16647. I think they should sue the Devil. It says in the contract that he is supposed to help his own.
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  16648. Thanks Mark, great work...great story...take care matey 😎👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👊☣️
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  16649. Enthralling as always Mark. Thank you.
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  16650. 9 mins in 308 views good job mark
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  16651. Mark felton sounds so much like a history channel narrator! 😆
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  16652. Thank you Mark....never knew about them, very brave men. Keep yourself SAFE!. x
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  16653. Best way to spend a lunch break, love your work 👌
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  16654. These videos are one of the best thing on YouTube! Great job! Very professionally done.
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  16655. Am I the only one, when I see a YouTube message, I hope it is notifying me of yet another great Mark Felton video? When I am rewarded with a new Mark video, all is good as I hear the intro music. :-)
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  16656. Can't stop watching your excellent videos. Excellent footage and lesser known stories of WW2.
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  16657. It's a great Sunday with a new Mark Felton video!!
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  16658. Right on time Sir. 👏
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  16659. Love all your videos!!
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  16660. I really like your content. Generally short, to the point and from what I can tell, some the best researched on the net.
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  16661. Good Day Sir, very nice informative video Cheers 🧐🧐👌👌👍👍🍻🍻
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  16662. Mr mark Felton your narretion skills are next level,thanks for great vedeos ABT war history.
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  16663. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  16664. Every day's a school day, great video as always.
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  16665. Thanks again Dr Felton, your work is fantastic & is presented in an captivating manner, I’m always eager for your next episode.
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  16666. The Isle of Grain area is a weird, lonely, desolate sort of place. Or, it certainly was when I lived in Chatham in the early 1990s. Shifting mudflats, scrubby vegetation and the constant churn of the tide and always a keen, cheerless wind. At the beginning of the 20th C, there an ambitious plan to build a direct rail link from London and turn the place into a sort of glitzy Riviera resort. I can understand why the scheme failed! What's this got to do with military history? The terrain is just like that of the tidal estuary of the River Scheldt at Antwerp. The area that Monty didn't clear before embarking on MARKET GARDEN in 1944. 1st Canadian Army had a hell of a job in the most brutal, primitive fighting to suppress the remains of German 15th Army. We often forget how tough it was for them.
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  16667. As always, an amazing content
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  16668. Sehr interessant. Vielen Dank, Herr Felton.
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  16669. Nice use of Preussen Gloria at the end..
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  16670. Mark, your channel has to be the best on YouTube...So informative...so interesting...l love it.
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  16671. Once again, Dr Felton never ceases to amaze.
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  16672. That image of the final NYC departure of the Lusitania is really sad - as passenger and crew were waving goodbye to friends and love ones in the docks not realizing that many were doing so for the final time, as they will be entombed with their ship at the bottom of the Irish Sea 6 days later.
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  16673. Cool, once again great story!
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  16674. Just finished watching a documentary on Tojo. Guess who was on it? The good Doctor! Now an interesting video on U-boats. 😁
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  16675. Another excellent job! Thank you, Mark!
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  16676. Fantastic and way more than interesting... as usual ;)
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  16677. Cheers Dr MarK! Good work, my friend! JJ
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  16678. Thank you mr felton and i hope you have an excellent bank holiday weekend.
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  16679. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  16680. Lunch with Dr Felton. A pleasure as always sir.
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  16681. I love u Mark!!!!
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  16682. Best channel on YouTube. By Far
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  16683. Hello and thank you Dr. Felton!
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  16684. I see Mark, I click. Simple
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  16685. Amazed as always by your content .. just first class.
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  16686. Yay! Another dr Felton's video! Hurray!
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  16687. Wow! Amazing story. Thanks Dr. Felton
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  16688. Great video!
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  16689. Thank you Mark!!!
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  16690. l remember when he (Eisenhower) was elected President in 1953 he beat Adelie Stevenson...ln our house we had a big Radio and we listened to on that night...Thanks my friend....Shoe🇺🇸
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  16691. This was fantastic..I love learning from this channel! Thanks again
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  16692. Thank You Mr. Felton.
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  16693. Excellent video 📹
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  16694. Excellent story as usual
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  16695. Mark thanks for the recognition of IKE, our greatest president since Lincoln
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  16696. Mr Felton please keep pumping these out sir.
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  16697. Mark is here, the weekend can begin. Cheers Mark for great content again. Cheers all, from Speybay Scotland.
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  16698. Your videos are a gift to both history and posterity.
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  16699. Thanks for making this video. I hadn't heard anything about this before now.
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  16700. Thanks, that was really good and a surprise.
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  16701. Many thanks for this unspoken part of history, good that it's now known for all to see.
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  16702. Brilliantly informative.
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  16703. Ill take my lunch now, thanks Mark
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  16704. Banzai! Forward with Dr Felton into the great stories of WW2.
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  16705. real quality video! thanks for everything you do !
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  16706. Great video, Mark! I didn't know there was any such large-ish scale tank action in the Pacific Theater.
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  16707. Born and raised on Saipan, great vid, thanks for creating it and sharing our history of the Battle of Saipan, cheers!
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  16708. I'm back on night shift . Videos like this is why I like the night shift. Thanks Mark.
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  16709. SCREW AP CIVICS IM WATCHING MARK FELTON PRODUCTIONS
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  16710. Good Video!
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  16711. Very nice video. Thank You for creating such nice video.
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  16712. Love your videos, keep it up. Always containing information that's new or obscure, which is rare. I've seen and read a massive amount about WW2, but I always learn something new here. Thank you
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  16713. thanks Mark, this video dovetails quite nicely with my Hoi4 play-through i just started.
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  16714. Another immaculate history lesson. Thank you so much.
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  16715. My father in law was a marine involved in the island hopping . He said that he and a buddy came upon a Japanese tank and engaged it. I said were rifle grenades good against them? He said they didn’t have any rifle grenades. So I laughed and said do grenades worked? He said they didn’t have grenades. He said the tank was fought with rifle fire and the crew was killed with a revolver... I asked how they did it and he said, “it was like everything else they did.. they had a rifle and fought with it...”
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  16716. Thank you Mark very cool 😎
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  16717. Another interesting video with clips that I've never seen before. Thanks for your efforts and please keep going - your videos cover a wide range of subjects and periods and are always informative. May you channel continue to grow and inform!
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  16718. Mr. Felton, I recently purchased one of your books and have been reading it imagining your voice in my head. However, I cant wait for a video where you talk about the jokes about "Chiang Kai-Shek, also known as Cash my-check". Happy new year, Mr. Felton.
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  16719. There's probably hundreds of "new old stock" barrels around. One thing the US was good at is making spare parts. I have an M-35A2 deuce and a half from the 70's, and you can still find brand new engines in the crate once in a while
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  16720. You don't need more than ten rounds per minute - even more modern barrels warp with heat. Your barrel will go on the piss, and you will start shelling the next valley. It's all physics.
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  16721. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  16722. First! Btw ur video explaining are the best
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  16723. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday Afternoon entertainment!
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  16724. Dear Mark - Your comment about the Heinkel bombing 'tragically killing 'a single wild rabbit' made me laugh out loud ! One of the first Luftwaffe Heinkel III's shot down over Britain was the one that crashed adjacent to Bannial Flat Farm near Whitby, North Yorkshire on 3rd February 1940. It was attacked and brought down by Captain Peter Townsend (of Princess Margaret affair fame) and two other Hurricane pilots. I recently handled the recovered large original dark green aerial mast and a shot-through schwimmveste that came from that incident, where the crewman sadly died, when they came up for auction near me in Maidenhead, Berkshire. Sadly the sale prices went a bit crazy, but I do have other small fuselage skin and parts from other shot-down Heinkels and Messerschmidt's.
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  16725. I really enjoy watching the videos you make.
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  16726. Just in time for tea. Thanks Mark
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  16727. fascinating, thanks Mark. I had also seen it in the Duxford restoration hangers, and wondered where it had gone, so many thanks!
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  16728. one of the best channels on youtube.
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  16729. Thanks once again from Amsterdam.
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  16730. 3:27 - pilot to navigator : "Karl-Heinz! I hate flying over all this water! I told you we should've joined the Panzergrenadiers! We could have been bangin French maidens in Paris if not for your blabbering about 'flying aces' and noble jousting in the air ... scheiße, du blödes Arschloch!"
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  16731. Your details are amazing Sir Mark. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  16732. Poor rabbit, never mind the aircraft ;) Great learning as always, look forward to the next one, cheers Mark
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  16733. Thank You Mark!
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  16734. Hello Mark I think it's great what you are doing here and you should definitely keep going it is very interesting to learn what happened in 1939-1945. I hope you keep going. Greetings -Roger
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  16735. Never been this early. Great work Sir!
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  16736. A welcome video to watch while consuming breakfast. Always good to learn about history! Cheers, Mark
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  16737. U do a good job thanks for the information👍👍👍 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK👍
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  16738. By far the best history channel on you tube
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  16739. outstanding video dr. mark felton!!!
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  16740. I’ve always wondered what happened to these boys. Thanks so much for the video
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  16741. The detail in marks videos is superb...I've learned so much from watching them...thank you sir
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  16742. love these videos
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  16743. you sir are a diamond in the rough...the rough being YT ...👍
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  16744. I have some of these Hitler stamps from my childhood collection, collected in the early 1960s. Thanks , Mark.
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  16745. TY, unusual, informative & interesting! 🙏🙏
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  16746. Thanks for this interesting video. Entertaining too!
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  16747. Loved vid keep it up
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  16748. Great way to wake up 👍
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  16749. Wow great stuff!
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  16750. Brazil also used observation baloons in the war against Paraguay in the 1860s
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  16751. Yipee, Doc Felton is pretty prolific lately. Good on ya mate! Love the wholesome opening picture along with that slappin’ theme.
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  16752. Mark never fails to deliver, his videos are both fascinating and informative.
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  16753. "A giant wealth of intestinal fortitude" .... what a great description! :)
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  16754. If it didn't come from Mark Felton, I'd never believe that crazy story about landing a fighter plane on top of a balloon.
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  16755. Enjoy the channel so informative at times a education too.
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  16756. "Intestinal Fortitude" Excellent phrase, thank you! :-)
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  16757. Ballon busting: Hardcore stuff. Coppens : Straight out of a Marvel movie. These videos are the kind of gems Professor Felton brings to our knowledge.
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  16758. Yet ANOTHER great video....Thanks again Dr. Felton!
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  16759. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  16760. Like the WW1 content!
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  16761. Some of this ww1 footage seems really cool, I would really like some more ww1 documentaries
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  16762. I for one am mightily impressed by your excellent pronunciation of German names
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  16763. I had the opportunity to meet and fly with Lt. Charles Haywood, who was 102 the SECOND time I took him flying in one of our hot air balloons here in Oregon. I have a copy of his pilot's license, #7. signed by Wilbur Wright, a copy of it in my own logbook. He was the first guy to use a parachute in combat....as he was a forward observer in one of these balloons, with the American Expeditionary Force in WWI. His stories were very interesting and he told them well. (Though frankly, he could not remember how many times he had told you <grin>) When they got shot down (which was frequently) it would take about a week to get another balloon ready to go. They had to fish a mile of wire out of the forest, (You can imagine how much fun that was) then get to the railroad depot and pick up a replacement balloon plus the chemicals to make the hydrogen to fill it with (Yes, hydrogen...helium was not then available). -Veteran 66-68 and ex-hot air balloon pilot.
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  16764. I was stationed at Luke Air Force Base for four years! Good to see his accomplishments being told here!
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  16765. There was one of those balloons over FOB Ghazni in Afghanistan when I was there in 2007. It carried sensors and video cameras for gathering intelligence and directing artillery and other weapons systems.
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  16766. So they would point into the wind and remain stable. A round balloon would rotate in a wind and make obervation and photography difficult.
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  16767. Always fascinating and informative, thank you
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  16768. There was an aerostat being tested/used near me in Maryland a few years ago. Then it got loose, made a fun journey, dragged some cables across some power lines, and caused a lot of havoc. I seem to remember the responders who found it being instructed to shoot it with shotguns to make sure it deflated and didn't go carousing anywhere else, but that might have been a different rogue baloon.
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  16769. In south Texas, along the Rio Grande, there are many tethered observation balloons as shown at the end of the video.
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  16770. Had no idea about them!
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  16771. I like the new intro pic of you Dr. Felton.
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  16772. What a nice way to finnish a weekend. Thanks Dr.
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  16773. Once again Mark delivers and excels in the History of the 20th century!
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  16774. Thanks again Dr. Felton once again educated me more on what these balloon were used for.
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  16775. If it has been mentioned (over 950 comments!) I apologize: the phrase “when the balloon goes up” has its origins in these WWI observation balloons.
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  16776. As ever, thanks for your bite sized narration of often little known but important events during World War II and history
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  16777. as a canuck loved the video
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  16778. Thank you Mark for highlighting these nation saving heroes, I wonder how many in Denmark know of these guys...
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  16779. Thank you Mark for another outstanding Vid!
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  16780. The contrast and integration of the Capra maps and Google maps is great.
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  16781. Hey!! Fantastic video! I just saw this and saw that someone is talking about Canada! Will definitely subscribe to your channel!!
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  16782. Great account of the operations. Best one for ages and they are all good!
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  16783. Fascinating stuff... I really enjoy learning about these lesser known aspects of WW2 history. 👍
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  16784. This should be mandatory teaching in all schools... great videos
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  16785. Canadian here... Thank you for doing this!
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  16786. A very interesting story.
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  16787. Thank you Mark 🇨🇦
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  16788. Wow! How the hell is this not more commonly known?!! Absolute belter Dr Felton! Thank you sir.
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  16789. Thanks for another yet another thoroughly interesting & insightful video. It's refreshing to see the important contribution & sacrifice made made by the Canadian Commonwealth forces in WWII being acknowledged. I think Canadian forces are highly respected around the world.
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  16790. This channel is outstanding. I didn't know this fascinating chapter of WW2 - an incredible tale of Canadian, (and Scots) derring do .
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  16791. Very cool! Thank you, Dr.
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  16792. Never mind HM The Queen, you’re the man who visited Vatican City and actually met The Holy See! ☘️👏🎚️🙏
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  16793. What a nice documentary. Never thought I'd be interested in coaches, but here we are!
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  16794. your video to the palace is one of my very fav videos of yours
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  16795. Wow your wife has drip! Looking like she's about to hit the red carpet.
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  16796. Thanks, Mark. I just sprayed coffee on my IPad from laughing so much. I sure did need a good laugh.😅
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  16797. Damn Mark.... your wife is a honey.
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  16798. Thanks, that was funny. There's a little of the £30 back. 🙂 Now naff orff, peasant! 🤣👍
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  16799. Thanks Mark this was very very interesting
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  16800. I once went to a North Korean Air Force air display and to see one of these old girls up in the air at low level was amazing
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  16801. If nothing else lets give credit to the NK mechanics keeping these things flying.
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  16802. Another jaw dropping fact filled instalment , of this marvellous series. Thank you Professor Felton. ATVB2U Scott Somerset
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  16803. I just was on YouTube for some history content, thx!
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  16804. Great story of pure history and heroism....as always the best of the best..ty Mark Felton
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  16805. Thank you for the lesson. Never heard of this before.
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  16806. Fascinating!! Such a little-known story, but such an important one! Thanks, Dr Felton!
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  16807. wore that patch with BERLIN😅 over the top from 86 to 92 the shaff one
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  16808. Thanks! Mark My father-in-law and uncle were in WWII.
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  16809. Outstanding research, yet again!
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  16810. Awesome as per usual, thanks......
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  16811. What a wonderful tribute and so well told. Thank you!
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  16812. You certainly research your topics very well. I throughly enjoy each of your presentations!
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  16813. Superb after a long day there is nothing better then this. The mosquito really was the wooden wonder!
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  16814. Another excellently researched and produced video....the Mossie is one of my all-time favourite aircraft! Keep up the fantastic work Mark!
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  16815. Would love to see a video on the history of the British Gurkhas! I served with them in Bosnia and they are great warriors and amazing people!
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  16816. Your videos are very informative and better than any history proffesor i've had.
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  16817. Mark! I saw you in a show on Netflix, about Hitler's train. So cool. Now maybe that was completely normal for you, but i only knew you from Youtube. I thought it was awesome.
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  16818. I was part of SFOR stationed in Trogir in 1999 and clearly remember seeing the contrails of bombers overhead nearly every day.
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  16819. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  16820. Good video Mark, thanks for telling this story objectively. I feel you have a good sense of being impartial and doing your research.
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  16821. Thanks for these deeper looks into history Mark.
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  16822. I’ll watch any video with that sweet beautiful voice as the narration
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  16823. Great work Sir thank you
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  16824. As soon as i saw the thumbnail, knew it's another must watch💯💪🎬⚖️👍 Edit- i was right that was TOP DRAW 🇬🇧🆘✌️💪 DOCTOR FELTON.🤓💯🇬🇧✌️
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  16825. Amazing story Dr. Felton, thank you.
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  16826. The Ethiopians scared the hell out of the Chinese and North Korean troops during the period of the negotiation stalemate. They would set up night ambush positions in the vicinity of the "Alligator Jaws" (northeast of Pork Chop Hill). The commies called them "black ghosts" because they would strike and melt into the surrounding darkness without ever being seen.
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  16827. Interesting video
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  16828. Mark your the best!
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  16829. I am never this early! I love your videos. Keep up the fantastic work.
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  16830. Absolutely astonishing how vital this event was to the western front! You surprise me again and again, thank you so much for your great content! I watched the Netflix documentary hitlers steel beast and couldn't believe you were in there, amazing :D
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  16831. Excellent, just excellent.
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  16832. Wow, that was fascinating Mark. I learnt something new. Thanks for posting.
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  16833. Your channel, commentary and production are simply wonderful, thank you Dr Mark Felton.
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  16834. My man Mark! Always coming through with the fire content 🔥
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  16835. I was there in 2010 - scary when you think that the whole ROK side is pre cited for artillery. To visit u can’t be SK - and no provocative dress or gestures, also had 2 sign release in case of violence like this
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  16836. Thank you Mr Felton great work Sir
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  16837. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  16838. Thanks!
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  16839. Great content Mark, we all appreciate your videos and the excellent production value
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  16840. Mark, My good man... rainy, boring, day in Ohio and I get the ding... day is now 100% better.
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  16841. Super narration without relentless music and sound effects. Great stuff.
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  16842. Happy Day a MFP video
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  16843. You think you know about WW2. Until you start watching Mark Felton.
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  16844. 👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏
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  16845. Always an interesting video! This is how I should use my spare time.
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  16846. Nice video. Only just found this channel
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  16847. With everything covered by Dr.Felton. It’s enough to start a movie about any of these stories forgotten by supposed historians, but not by Dr.Felton. You’re a God send.
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  16848. The Story is aweshome 👍
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  16849. President. In US people call them presidents even after they are no longer serving
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  16850. Thanks for this. I really appreciate your videos and how they bring light to this
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  16851. Outstanding Informative video, very well done Sir Cheers!!!
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  16852. Bro you got the best content on YouTube
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  16853. Feels weird to be this early. Love this channel
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  16854. Thank you Dr. Felton for telling todays story of these brave men
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  16855. Great information Dr!
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  16856. Good stuff Mark ! Thank you ! A lot of people forget about certain things . Thank you for reminding them !
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  16857. Thanks for up loading Mark :)
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  16858. Yea!;! Early morning notification worked and here to enjoy Mr Felton's great vids/stories!
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  16859. Nicely done dr. Felton!
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  16860. Very interesting video, photographs and maps. 👍
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  16861. Being very familiar with Fort Atkinson WI, I was surprised to hear in mentioned in this video. Thanks for sharing this story.
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  16862. Brilliant as always.
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  16863. Really really interesting, Dr. Felton. I wonder how you're able to dig up these fascinating stories? Catching your videos is always a rewarding experience. Thank you again.
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  16864. The Beek shown on the Map is the wrong one, that is Beek in Limburg. The Beek it took place is near Nijmegen. There is yet another dutch town called Beek, North West of Emmerich
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  16865. Thank you for telling us another forgotten history.
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  16866. Great video as always Mark, a truly great youtube channel this one
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  16867. That was really cool, thank you so much Mark!
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  16868. Fascinating, thank you.
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  16869. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
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  16870. Very interesting documentary indeed!
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  16871. Excellent video!
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  16872. Excellent video again Dr Felton
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  16873. Thank you dr. FELTON for your insightful videos!
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  16874. That was great. Thanks.
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  16875. Love your in depth and various WW2 topics Mark Felton. You've got a subscriber good sir. Have a great day.
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  16876. As an Vietnam War, USMC combat infantryman veteran, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, 1968/69, I’ve found your videos on WW2 very educational & informative. Thank You for your work Sir.
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  16877. Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
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  16878. Thank'YOU Mark❣️
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  16879. Thanks Mark....✍️✌️💓👍
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  16880. Been searching for this...glad i found it thanks
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  16881. Amazing. I've spent a fair bit of time in Vesoul for work, and never knew anything about this fascinating story.
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  16882. Even topics that I know, Mark helps me to learn more!
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  16883. SIR YOU ARE A LIFE HISTORICAL ENSYCLOBEDIA ... IT IS UNBELIEVABLE HOW MUCH YOU ENRICH OUR LIVES WITH HISTORICAL FACTS THAT WE NEVER HEARD ABOUT IT BEFORE ... MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS DEAR SIR 🙏 ❤️
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  16884. Absolutely fascinating - I often see Czech de-act weapons and re-purposed German weapons such as the K98 and MG's at UK military fairs and shows for sale.
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  16885. Very cool video
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  16886. Thanks for the very interesting information Mark.
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  16887. Well done sir.
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  16888. Thank you Mark for this compelling film about 'the real start' of the European WWII.
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  16889. Those guys rocked! Great story NOT usually covered here in mainstream events!
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  16890. No. Learn the f# history. Slovakia ceded to support Germany, and later in 1939 attacked Poland along with their German allies. It's not hard, read some.
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  16891. Nailed it again Dr. Mark👍
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  16892. Hácha is pronounced like "Haakha", the "ch" has special pronounciation
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  16893. I'll stop listening to The Great Escape audiobook for a new Mark Felton video!
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  16894. Always make my weekend!
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  16895. Thank you for this video 🙂
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  16896. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  16897. Hacha should be pronounced as Haha, not Hatcha. 😉
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  16898. Very inspiring video. Thank you Dr Felton.👍🏻🇺🇸
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  16899. Díky!
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  16900. Nicely Done video full of true facts. Thanks. It means a lot for us.
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  16901. Dammit I'm 5th never be the first! Thanks proffeser Felton for the hard work making these epic episodes
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  16902. Always an interesting production and educational. Thank you Dr. Mark
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  16903. I hope Greta doesn't see this video.🤣🤣 Excellent work as always Mark.
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  16904. Love you channel Sir! I’m a history buff and have learned much from you. Thank you Sir.
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  16905. Wow. My only personal experience with WW2 hardware is a .45 caliber pistol. One of the few units actively using the M1911, we had quite the surplus to choose from. They were obviously upgraded with a myriad of aftermarket, or specially made parts. One of our precision armored found a website where you can track the serial numbers on the frame, and there were a few leftover from WW2. I just happened to be issued one.
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  16906. Seeing this Video, hearing Mark voice i was transported for a moment to second world ward in todays color! Thanks Mark for this great video and content
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  16907. W O W. ! ! ! You have managed to combine my love steam locomotives AND WWII history. My father was. B-25 bomber pilot during the war. Thank you Mark.
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  16908. I can never understand it when someone says history is boring. I think from now on I'll show them this video. What a fantastic story!
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  16909. Steam is awesome just sad slave labor put so many together n died doing it . thanks for keeping us aware of history Mark .
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  16910. I enjoy your episodes but this one particularly struck the right chords with me. Thanks
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  16911. Your capacity to captivate seem boundless ! Thank you for the video .
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  16912. Awesome video
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  16913. Mark, thanks for the great content.
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  16914. Yessss 👍
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  16915. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  16916. Excellent film Mark. It was a real attention grabber. I enjoyed every minute of it. How astonishing that they are still around & for that matter still in service. Wow! Thank you for your Deticaction to History as usual!
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  16917. Great content as always mark! I always click on your videos right when I see they are uploaded.
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  16918. another great piece of history education by Dr Felton :)
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  16919. Great video
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  16920. Me: It's 3am I should go to bed Mark Felton Productions: The Battle of the Seelow Heights 1945 Me : click
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  16921. Excellent scholarly production as usual Mark. It is as watchable as Beevor's book is readable. Impossible to look away from either 😁
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  16922. Absolutely brilliant video!
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  16923. These videos should be used in Modern History class. Great work Mark Felton.
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  16924. Thank you for all the videos you're great!
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  16925. Every time Mark uploads is a good day! thank you for the amazing videos.
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  16926. I love history, firearms and Mark Felton Productions! Perfect!
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  16927. Excellent work in your firearms related content. Neutral, unhysterical and overwhelmingly accurately described. I usually cringe a neck sprain when firearms topics are addressed on non-fireams related channels but you nail it. Thanks! Very glad to see that sponsorship continues.
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  16928. I have a Mosin-Nagant and it's a really good weapon.
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  16929. Dr Felton forgot one: The MG42 was used as laser rifle by the Imperial stormtroopers on ice planet Hoth. :-)
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  16930. Amazing video as always!
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  16931. Wonderful history lessons. Straight forward, educational and entertaining.
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  16932. I have not watched a new vid in awhile. I watched this one. Thanks for truth. Not only did you give an account of the liberation. You put in the, whole, human element of it. Not the feel good aspects. The raw parts I feel depressed from it. But truth is not easy.
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  16933. mark felton will help us all to remember not to forget and keep the past alive!
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  16934. Incredibly interesting story . 👍
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  16935. Very harrowing story but sitting watching it,, war crime or not as an American soldier seeing that it would be a huge task to control lateral thought and not seek to avenge or restrain the prisoners from revenge,, sights once seen never forgotten,, great respect that any guards survived at all,, ☘️☘️☘️☘️from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated thank you
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  16936. I love your channel, I love learning about wwii history and you do a really great job of providing great information!
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  16937. Outstanding, Mark.
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  16938. I have watched many videos.. Your knowledge and way of presenting the facts is unbelievable. Great respect and almost everytime I watch a video of you I feel I learned something new.
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  16939. Thank you Mark Felton ! The war videos you present are amazing and educational 👍👍
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  16940. superb, mr feldon. thank you. j.
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  16941. Thanks Mark another Well Done video I couldn't get here fast enough.
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  16942. Another excellently researched video Mark. First class - thanks
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  16943. You’re the best for posting accessible wwii history
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  16944. As we lose some of the old narrators were enjoyed for generations, people like Mark would be a grand replacement.. well done documentry !
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  16945. Thankyou for sharing this aspect of history.
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  16946. Thank you.
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  16947. This is the first video of Mark Felton i watched twice, what a traumatic experience it must have been for the soldiers!.
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  16948. I can listen to him all day.
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  16949. Thankyou 🇨🇦
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  16950. Interesting and informative video with rare film footage.
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  16951. This is the history channel now.
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  16952. Another great production, with some horrific yet fascinating info, thank you!
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  16953. Keep 'em comming Mark!
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  16954. The best bond that never was....Lewis Collins.
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  16955. My vote goes to the first person who played James Bond. Bob Holness 😁👍
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  16956. Fascinating background! Thanks for pulling this together!
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  16957. Congratulations on the 2 million subscribers. You have amazing content.
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  16958. Fantastic breakdown Dr Felton and I'm also in total agreement with your opinion on Goldeneye, one of the best and my all time favourite.
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  16959. This is so awesome! Thanks Dr Felton!
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  16960. Lol, wasn't expecting this one Mark Felton, nice 🙂
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  16961. PS. Your German and other pronunciation is excellent. Goulburn is pronounced by the Aussie locals as goal bun 👍🏻
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  16962. That was fun! Thanks, Mark
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  16963. Thank Christ the weather hasn't taken out the internet! Was needing something to watch, thank you Dr Felton
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  16964. In my not asked for opinion, Roger Moore was second to none as Bond. Much like Dr. Felton, I grew up during Roger Moore's run as the man with a license to kill. Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, The Man With the Golden Gun... those are who I spent Saturday afternoons with at the matinee. I was pleasantly surprised with todays video Dr. Felton and I'm going to watch Moonraker directly. Well done Mark! Cheers from the States! Shaken, not stirred.
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  16965. You did it again Dr. Felton. Amazing work all the way.
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  16966. Lewis Collins passed SAS selection & I believe should have been given a crack at playing Bond.
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  16967. Born in 1947 I had read all the Ian Fleming books by the time I was 15 . Loved them all. Thank you for the unusual episode Mr F .
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  16968. Thanks doc!
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  16969. You know its a good tuesday when you see Mark upload within a hour!
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  16970. So long as Dr. Felton keeps em coming we don't care
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  16971. Information Rich and an interesting military summary of left over metal weaponry in Afgahanistan. Thank you
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  16972. Thank you Dr. Mark Felton for making this informative video. Greetings from the Philippines
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  16973. Been following you since day 1 sir, bravo to you.
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  16974. Well done Mark. Very intelligent and useful. Cuts through the current 'fog of war' like a laser beam!
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  16975. Great film. Learned new stuff today👍
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  16976. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  16977. Informative, entertaining..... hitting all the marks again Mr. Felton.
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  16978. Thanks Mark!
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  16979. Always learning something new from marks vid s🤟😎
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  16980. Fascinating...as usual!
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  16981. This video made me say, "Wow!" out loud at least three times. Amazing.
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  16982. Excellent, all your topics interest me greatly although I am knowledgeable about this period you always bring something new to the table !
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  16983. Mark….I’ll help you scour any archives at any time! Great find!!
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  16984. Mark, I’ve enjoyed your research and detail on so many historical items for a long time. Your focus and depth of investigation is incredible. I’ve read and researched EVIII quite somewhat but what you’ve shown here, quite correlated to such and also enlightened me and now has convinced me to become a PayPal/Paetron supporter. Thank you ..! I’m in …!
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  16985. My wife and myself, our history mancrush.....best researcher/presenter alive today!
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  16986. Amazing research, Mark. A privilege to be a subscriber to your YouTube channel.
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  16987. Wow, fantastic research Mark, this is stunning info.. love your work.
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  16988. Thanks!
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  16989. Right from your intro, I paused it and turned the lights off. I've said this about other videos but this is your best yet. Top Quality!
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  16990. I'd rather get a little Trollope, than a big cruiser 😅
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  16991. Well done, as usual. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  16992. LOL, thank you Mark, this is one of the best videos ever! "Long live Stompie."
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  16993. Wish i had you sir as my history teacher back in school. Always a pleasure listening to Dr Felton.
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  16994. Every comment is a paragraph, I appreciate what you do Mark Felton your channel is better than most of my history classes
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  16995. Sublime video
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  16996. Thank you for covering this, it felt like a very strange coincidence when it happened.
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  16997. Thank you for another prompt presentation of the conflict!
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  16998. Felton to the rescue! Finally a decent and fact-based analysis, like always. :) Thanks!
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  16999. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up for support
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  17000. Thanks Mark for another great video, keep up the great work.
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  17001. Merry Christmas mark
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  17002. You always remind me of the two 16" gun batteries in Little Compton RI where i grew up. My mom was a draftswoman at the Newport torpedo station. She made her dresses from the top secret washed out drawings on starched linen!
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  17003. This ain't Das Boot. Not interested, Just kidding!!! This is awesome.
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  17004. Couldn’t wait for the new episode. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  17005. Incredible channel !!
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  17006. Only Mark Felton can bring WW2 back to life, with all his info or theories. I'm as excited as a child...waiting for part 3🤗.
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  17007. Excellent Vid thanks 👍
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  17008. Once again....YET ANOTHER superb addition to the Dr Felton library...
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  17009. Another excellent video :)
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  17010. great video mark!
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  17011. This is an interesting topic. Can't wait to learn something new.
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  17012. Mr. Felton you have peaked my interest I'm shocked nobody knows about this besides you.
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  17013. #23 in trending in NZ 👏👏
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  17014. Brilliant vid, with my uncle serving in the 17th ABN and my father serving in the Army Corp of Engineers in the 3191 your channel is much appreciated! My father 3191 CoE was put together just for clean up in Nuremberg. My father was in charge of a handfull of enlisted men and 20 POWs. He had no problems as he spoke German as their father had been born in Germany and moved to US between WW1+WW2. So father was expected and did sit in at Nuremberg trials as all were expected to serving there. You sir are the best info out there and again thank you for posting this!
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  17015. Thanks Mark
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  17016. You're the best Mark
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  17017. I always learn something from Felton's videos
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  17018. Hey, your videos were informative, useful and neutral.
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  17019. I literally enjoyed mark narrating Nordvpn lol
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  17020. Our Doctor is such a gem!! Thank you very much for your excellent work!
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  17021. Thank you Mark. Another informative video!
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  17022. Tanks very much....Shoe🇺🇸
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  17023. Fantastic video! Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  17024. Mark, you make the most interesting videos every time. Thank you and keep making them.
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  17025. Brilliant as usual sir. Thank you very much
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  17026. Nice to see somebody give the Val credit for helping to save Moscpw
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  17027. would have also have needed a boiling vessel to make tea!
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  17028. Fantastic video mr. Felton! I thoroughly enjoy your work, as it includes incredible information, never before seen media and a wide variety of interesting topics!
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  17029. Another great video bud!!!👍
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  17030. Interesting as always ...
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  17031. Another nice video
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  17032. Sir Mark you never disappoint ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  17033. One of the best channels on YouTube!!!
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  17034. Cool video
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  17035. Veeery Interesting.Always something new when Mark Felton Productions is involved.
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  17036. Felton you did it again you expanded my knowledge once again
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  17037. Thanks Mark for the new upload. I am going to add it to my work out playlist.
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  17038. grandpa's bringbacks? my grandpa is argentenian how did he ohhhhhhhhh......
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  17039. Just read your book 'Guarding Hitler' today - awesome read!
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  17040. Amazing. Another great one!
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  17041. Six videos in nine days on this channel. We get spolied, Dr. Felton!
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  17042. Excellent work
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  17043. I vote Dr.Felton as the next Battlefield/MedalOfHonor game story and level designer. Jeez, this would be some movie also.
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  17044. My great uncle Barney Ross, the famous boxer, fought on Gaudalacanal during the war, he came home a war hero in 1943. I’m glad this is finally being highlighted, as it’s often overlooked.
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  17045. I am a former Marine and never knew this. Thanks Mark
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  17046. In 2011 I used to build Door Ramps & fix Wheelchairs for the US V.A. & Disabled American Veterans in the mountains of North Carolina when I met a US Fleet Marine who was ordered ashore in 1944 at an Italian port town from his Destroyer to deliver a message to a US Army officer, but when he tried to get back on his ship German Army snipers blocked him from returning. The US army made him wait until they cleared the Germans out of the way. He literally had to cast off his side-arm & rifle, helmet & flak-jacket and swim 200 yards because his ship was leaving. He went through the War and all that just to break his spine and be paralyzed from the waist down getting a kitten out of a tree for his Grand Daughter in his front yard on July 4th,1976. Danger is ALWAYS with us......
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  17047. Fascinating video mark! Thank you !
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  17048. I knew about the US Marine involvement with the OSS but I did not know of them involved the invasion of North Africa and Operation Dragoon. Thank you for another facinating video!
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  17049. My goodness, I grew up on the Marriotts Close West Hendon estate, that very area
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  17050. Thank you Mark your videos are so informative and sometimes a little scary. ✌️ ❤
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  17051. Never been this early to a Mark Felton video, always an joy to watch
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  17052. 76.709 views and 9.1K likes within only 7 hours of being posted. Shows the amazing popularity of Dr. Felton's videos!
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  17053. Fascinating story for many reasons. My mother lived in nearby Burnt Oak at the time, and she told me many stories about the blitz. I believe the West Hendon incident was put around as a gas explosion at time, to deflect curiosity. Later on, in 1944, my mum joined DeHavillands, working at Stag Lane before being moved up to Hatfield. It was at Stag Lane that she and my father met.
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  17054. Woohoo! I caught the new vid at 6 minutes after publishing!
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  17055. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  17056. What an incredibly tangled web of intrigue, skilfully and clearly explained. I think that Himmler fascinates the Good Doctor Felton, and I can foresee further programmes about the Reichsfuhrer SS. Hopefully!!
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  17057. Thanks!
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  17058. The end is quite the payoff. Well played, Dr. Felton!
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  17059. What a tangled web we weave......Thank you Sir..... Shoe🇺🇸
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  17060. This investigation and video is one of the most important videos ever made, thank you Mark for your hard work and due diligence on every video, your content helps me get through each day
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  17061. This is one of your best.
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  17062. Once again, Mark, well done!
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  17063. Very very interesting
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  17064. Another great video Dr Felton!! I thoroughly enjoyed it! Thank you for uploading it
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  17065. Wham bam thank you mark! Another History Hit from the Felton Archive. Cheers!
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  17066. Fascinating and brilliantly well-researched. I'm sure I might come back to this video again! Absolutely interesting! Thanks!
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  17067. Great work Mark! Excellent.
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  17068. ' Broad Strokes ' Mark, but a very good report on a very tangled web of conspiracy. Thankyou.
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  17069. I Don’t have much but I feel almost like this is content worth paying for
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  17070. Loved this video!!! Thank you Mark. You make the top content on YouTube!!
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  17071. Wow! This is one of the best and newly informative videos I have ever seen! ❤️ Please, share more of this type of lesser know history! Truly fantastic! 👏
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  17072. Brilliant. Sounded like an extremely well researched episode . Nothing new then, they are all informative and well researched . Thank you Dr.
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  17073. This is absolutely gripping- the sheer amount of machinations which were carrying on during this period, making the main historical players like Hitler and Churchill appear almost as out- of-the -loop incidentals. So many possible outcomes for this colourful and powerful cast of sub-plotters. And yet it went right down to the bitter end. Fascinating, Professor Felton. I need to watch this through again.
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  17074. Wow…my dad was born the exact day of Peter Tennant’s meeting. Wild connection!
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  17075. Thanks!
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  17076. Very grateful, as always, for superb Mark Felton history. I had no idea ...
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  17077. This is better than the History Channel. (Drink up!)
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  17078. I am in awe, of the work you do Mark. 🇦🇺👍👍👍👍
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  17079. Thank you Mr Felton for sharing with us your ensclopedic amount of knowledge
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  17080. I was a day late on this video, sometimes work gets in the way unfortunately.. Thanks Mark.
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  17081. ur the best brother love ur history lessons 💪
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  17082. Excellant...
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  17083. Awesome vídeo !! Just like everyone from this Channel !! 👍👍👍
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  17084. You find the craziest stuff. Love it!
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  17085. Another great Felton video. He never disappoints.
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  17086. Awesome video
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  17087. Oh yes great way to start my day off
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  17088. Mr. felton, I am a M.Phil researcher (History) from India...I just love your detailed videos...All the very best..
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  17089. Mark Felton... I'm watching a show on TV that you are discussing the U48. Literally as I'm typing this comment lol
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  17090. Glad to see that your channel and you yourself are being rewarded for the excellent work you've been doing for years. I knew you had truly arrived when I saw you are now an analyst on American Hero's Channel productions regarding WW2 which is mainstream USA historical information channel. A testiment of my belief that "good will out" does happen from time to time. Congrats from a history buff admirer.
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  17091. today is also the anniversary of 1848 revolution, also crushed by the russians by 1849 ruszkik haza, ruszkik haza
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  17092. Get well soon Mark. I went to school with the daughter of a German POW who settled in Halstead, Essex
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  17093. Get well soon Mark
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  17094. You didn't need one Mark. A picture is worth a thousand and one words.
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  17095. Another nice video!
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  17096. There's a lot of footage here I haven't seen before. Awesome work
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  17097. Very powerful, Mark.
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  17098. I really enjoy your videos ! They are very informative and interesting! Please keep them coming
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  17099. Once again Dr. Felton has shown me something I did not know! Please don't stop your great videos!
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  17100. Any day with a new Dr Felton video is a good day!!!!
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  17101. Amazing video mr Mark. I love all your video and i learn new things from your videos.
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  17102. That was a very interesting subject. Thanks Mark, I was intrigued.
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  17103. Great new intro pic of yourself Mark, very fitting setting given the eternal value of your work! 😁
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  17104. Best channel on YouTube by mile (1.609344 kilometers in case anyone is confused)!
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  17105. Great video as always
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  17106. Thanks Mark, another great history lesson :)
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  17107. Really good intro theme, rare theese days.
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  17108. Your videos keep getting better and better!
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  17109. Best timing ever, Mark. Best. Timing. Ever.
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  17110. Mark is my favorite YT historian! Always has great videos!
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  17111. First to like and comment again Mark!
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  17112. Another incredible video 👏
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  17113. I was not aware that National Socialism had spread so far and wide. Thanks for the history lesson, Mark.
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  17114. thanks again mark. love your work. keep the opening music track. awesome. : )
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  17115. Man, who's that dashing figure shown at the beginning? 🤔
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  17116. Intro Mark Felton Very Handsome His Face
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  17117. Thank you Mark!!!!
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  17118. Excellent vidéo. War is hell and to those brave heroes, I am forever grateful.
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  17119. Once again fabulous and informative.
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  17120. Very Good video. To get to my wife's province we go to Tacloban to get on a banca. Still some places have picture of Mcarthur in their business.
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  17121. Noice video
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  17122. Mark be treating us with these well researched juciy videos
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  17123. That was a great video
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  17124. Thank you Mark, once again a historic event I'd never heard of
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  17125. A Japanese balloon bomb made all the way to Hudsonville, Michigan, twenty miles west of my residence. The bomb failed, like the others but still, it sure travelled a long way!
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  17126. One was found near my grandmothers house along the railway tracks when she was a kid during the later part of the war.
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  17127. Here in Oregon we still talk about the Fu-Go balloons. As always thank you so very much for the video.
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  17128. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  17129. Very interesting story once again, thanks Mark!
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  17130. My maternal grandfather was in the US Army in World War I and was part of the allied force that served in the occupied forces that were in the Rhineland. He was there for a year and returned to the U.S. in 1919.
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  17131. Amazing. Watching this from Bangkok.
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  17132. Also, at 3:00 Siamese major general's name is not Phraya since Phraya is the title to male royal family (like lord) so his name is Pichai
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  17133. Siam occupying a German City? Only to be found on Mark Felton's channel. Once again well done!
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  17134. Thank you mark!!!
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  17135. "Thai occupation of Germany" Hahaha Mark Felton has made a spelling error in the title. WAIT WHAT! 😮
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  17136. Wow, im german and my hometown is Kirrweiler (Pfalz). 10 minutes away from Neustadt an der Weinstraße and I din‘t knew that!!
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  17137. Hi Mark thank you for another excellent video. Major General Phraya (pronounced Pray-a) Phraya is a Thai/Siamese royal title. His name is Phicit.
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  17138. Well Mr Felton does it again with more unknown history, I am beginning to wonder if he will ever run out of sources? Every week I am pleasantly surprised at what he digs up and then you realise the amount of information you thought you knew is clearly not enough about WWII, even if you thought you knew more than most, clearly not the case!
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  17139. Another Fantastic video!
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  17140. Nice video.
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  17141. Wow. I never know about this before, only being too late to join European battlefields. Thank you so much.
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  17142. I'm watching this in Chiang Mai, during my vacation to Thailand! What a treat! Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  17143. Just a note. "Phraya Pichai Charnyarit" wasn't actually the name of the Major-General, but rather his title. Phraya is a title similar to a Duke (Military or Royal). The 'h' is silent so the 'Ph' isn't pronounced like Philip, more like if you try to say Praya in a posh English accent, adding the exhalative 'h' after the P. and 'Pichai Charnyarit' - 'Pichai' means Victory, 'Charnyarit' means somthing like Warlock or Mage. Unlike European Dukes, Phraya are not tied to locational Dukedoms, but given a personalized honorifics. So if you translate into English it would be something like Major-General, Duke Victorious Warlock I think he's a Royal Phraya, (not sure, could be a Military Phraya) he's a minor royal, descendant of King Rama I's sister His personal name was Phad (silent 'h'). Surname: 'Thephassadin Na Ayutthaya' (again silent 'h')(meaning: Elephant God of Ayutthaya) the surname retrospectively given to Rama I's brother in law's family during Rama VI's reign. Thais didn't have surnames until Rama VI mandated it. Those who had their surnames created by the Royal Court were the Royals and Aristocracy and higher officials who effectively became minor nobility. The rest were created by local registrars, but I digress.
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  17144. Great video as always :)
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  17145. this is something new i learned about my country woah
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  17146. I read about this years ago, and had forgotten. Thank you for your amazing channel!
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  17147. Another gem to add to my knowledge bank. I had no idea that the Siamese efforts to be recognized by the colonial powers extended to an Expeditionary Force into Europe. Thank you.
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  17148. Thank you so much. Professor Felton the man who knows unknown.
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  17149. As usual interesting and informative.
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  17150. ok, brb gonna binge watch ALL your videos now
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  17151. Another informative video on an obscure part of war history. 👍
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  17152. The amount of detail in every video is astonishing, can't get it anywhere else
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  17153. Many thanks for this outstanding presentation and footage!
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  17154. Here is the video I was waiting for. Greetings from Ukraine)
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  17155. I love this channel it’s one of my favourite Bravo to you and thank you ⭐️
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  17156. Great Stuff as always Dr Felton
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  17157. Another freakin AWESOME video from Mark. Thank you!
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  17158. I do not have the proper words to describe my appreciation for this video given my love of Mark Felton videos in general and uber love of cars.
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  17159. Awesome Mark you are the man to know
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  17160. Another amazing video Mr. Felton!
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  17161. As a Petrol head I say Fascinating !
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  17162. Thank you for yet another amazing video. 👏
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  17163. Thank you Mark I found this video really interesting
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  17164. Sometimes I see the title on Feton's vidoes and I think they might be only mildly interesting...but after watching, I always get hooked and wish they were longer.
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  17165. Highly interesting of what you come up with Dr. Felton. Always exciting to watch your documentaries! Thank You!
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  17166. Amazing collection brought to us by the Master of WWII history 👍
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  17167. Finish a 12 hour night shift and Dr Felton has another splendid episode for me. Thank you.
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  17168. Again, Mark Felton, never disappoints. :)
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  17169. So glad I subbed to your channel Mr Felton. Absolutely fascinating stuff.
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  17170. The best in documentary. ❤️
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  17171. Really good video again. Thanks for creating and posting.
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  17172. Watching some boring Sunday night telly with my wife , and luckily for me a new dr Felton video pops up , though she didn't really quite see the interests of ww2 sidearms
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  17173. My dad wore the 1911 Colt from 1942 to 1964. I did also from 1974 to 1981. My current duty pistol is the CZ97B which I love.
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  17174. Surprised the german potato mashers were not turned into potato mashers
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  17175. I live in Germany and have a Stahlhelm Spagetti strainer.
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  17176. Born in the '50ies and pathfinder in the '60ies I remember we had HJ-Fahrtenmesser - those little H-Youth daggers,the emblem removed & replaced with a lily ... Our tents were US army surplus . I also remembered the folding pionier shovel used to get coal out of the shed to feed the stove and as for the steel helmet,there were still plenty of them,we played war games with them - they were often just hammered flat to serve as a pan,or a bowl to feed the dog,or to get the water out of your leaking rowing boat,or to change oil .... or empty rifle cartridges connverted into gasoline lighters .... and and and . Memories .
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  17177. Incredible, thank you Mark, for this very detailed and informative presentation.
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  17178. My grandparents had some type of a bomb /rocket tail converted into a flower pot in their garden. Can't say they put in the effort these people did in upcycling the thing, it was awfully rusted even back in the 80s.
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  17179. Great episode.
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  17180. Mark Felton is the bollocks
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  17181. Had to come across this before bed 😭😭😭 it can wait 20 minutes I guess
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  17182. Never been this early for a Mark Felton presentation. This is an honor
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  17183. I was just reading about Quisling last night..... synchronicity
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  17184. That's interesting Mark
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  17185. How very interesting.Another educational video winkled out of a dusty archive somewhere .Well done Mr Felton.Well done that man.
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  17186. And as often with your video's, i learned something new
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  17187. Those bombers are well loved here in BC, although I thought at long last the final one is out of service. Side note, as a long-ago fire suppression guy I can tell your viewers that although that frothy cloud of water released in the video appears insubstantial, it’s not - when the bird dog sounds the horn, you get out of the way ASAP because that water hits very hard. Worse when they use the chemical suppressant. Those bombers are just unmatched for that work, though - unequalled frequency and payload.
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  17188. Another great video Mr Felton, thank You.
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  17189. My day just got better with a Mark Felton video! Who needs March Madness?
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  17190. Thanks Mark, you always do an INCREDIBLE JOB!!!!
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  17191. I often travelled to Sproat lake where they were based after they were converted to water bombers. Sometimes one would even fly over my house. A very impressive sight indeed.
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  17192. I have fond memories of the Mars water bombers. When I lived on Vancouver Island my family camped in the front yard of friends on Sproat Lake, where the two remaining Mars are based. One day one of them taxied up the lake, far our of sight on what I later learned was a training exercise. Once the beast had slowly motored up the lake it seemed that many of the locals on both sides of the lake had gotten their boats ready and were waiting. Our host said, "Wait for it." About 20 or so minutes later the Mars came blasting down the lake - never taking off but probably just off the step. As soon as it passed all the small boats took to the lake to surf the enormous wake this thing left. Later that night I got a treat - friend and I took a boat down the lake to where they moored the things. We slowly circled the plane and got close enough to pass under the wings. What a monster! A year or so later I was out gardening in my yard in Nanaimo, BC and heard a most peculiar sound. It turned out there was a fire in a protected marshland a few kilometers south of us and they called in one of the Mars bombers to deal with it. Listening to the sound of these planes on a YouTube video is nothing like feeling that throaty roar in your bones. I looked up as I heard the noise approaching and didn't see the plane until it cleared the trees in the neighbourhood and it was right overhead. I was stunned - here was this behemoth flying at about 600 -800 feet right over my head. It was taking a starboard turn and from my vantage point it looked like it was flying sideways and about to stall on top of me. Streams of residual water were still pouring from the belly of the beast. I will never forget the sound - that deep note getting lower as it dopplered past - nor the deep visceral impression that I was watching the impossible as this enormous and beautiful aircraft seemed to magically claw its way through the sky. Sadly, the two remaining Mars planes are no longer working - the provincial government has declined to contract them through their owners. I hope at least one will be preserved, and I am grateful to have had the limited experience with them that I have had. They are a true BC icon.
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  17193. very good vid
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  17194. Both surviving Mars are to be preserved; Hawaii Mars (which as you note is really Hawaii Mars II) was flown to Victoria, BC, yesterday, to go to the British Columbia Aviation Museum there, and Philippine Mars will be moved to the Pima Air and Space Museum in Arizona.
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  17195. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  17196. Best channel on YouTube
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  17197. As always fascinating, Mark Felton the ICON ! ! !
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  17198. Top video 👍💯
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  17199. You know something is REALLY hard to find out about if Mark couldn’t find it.
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  17200. Great Video > Thanks for all your hard work over the past year and have a Great Christmas :-)
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  17201. thanks for this i appreciate
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  17202. Merry Christmas to you all from Lackland Airforce Base!
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  17203. And a very Merry Christmas to you, too, Mark!
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  17204. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton and a Merry Christmas to all those history nerds out there like me haha. Can’t wait to see what the first video is going to be for 2022.
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  17205. Amazingly well done sir
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  17206. Merry Christmas, Dr. Felton! I love your channel! Art G., Holiday, FL
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  17207. Thanks Dr Mark Felton Merry Christmas...🎄🎄🎄
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  17208. Merry Christmas!! 🎁
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  17209. Thank you and all the best for all your great content.
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  17210. A nice early Christmas present from my favourite You Tube historian.
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  17211. Merry Christmas Mark. Thank you for all you share.
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  17212. 🎄 Merry Christmas Mark
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  17213. Second merry Xmas mark!
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  17214. Merry Christmas to u too Mark Felton. Thank you for efforts to provide us with ur amazing content.
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  17215. Early Christmas present from Dr Felton. Thank you sir....
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  17216. I just watched the German-made movie Stalingrad from 1993. It was a great movie, and this video is a pretty cool coincidence. Merry Christmas.
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  17217. Best Christmas present ever. Thx Dr Felton 👍
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  17218. I had an uncle who was in the Pacific during WW2....my mother had kept one of his letters/V mail
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  17219. I have a few copy’s still if my grandfather’s from his time in WWII
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  17220. That is so cool! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  17221. Nice and am I early and I really like ur content finally a history content creator that posts often good quality and professional content
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  17222. A wonderful topic that only Mark Felton brought to us WW2 history buffs. Thank you Mark!
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  17223. One of the early ones. Thanks for the quality content as usual Dr. Felton!
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  17224. Comment folks. The more people that comment, the more YT will recommend it. And I highly recommend this video! Thank you Mark
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  17225. Absolutely riveting 👍
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  17226. Comfort food and another belter from Dr. Mark Felton. These videos make my evenings.
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  17227. Nice job, Dr. Felton. Thank you!
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  17228. Love these obscure stories.Thanks for posting.
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  17229. Thank you Dr Felton, another great hidden history story!
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  17230. It always brightens my day to see that Dr. Felton put out another video!
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  17231. Brilliant again Mark!
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  17232. Your YouTube channel is hidden diamond of YouTube
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  17233. Mate… you do important vids…👍🙏
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  17234. Well Done! Brilliant Work to give recognition to those who served with bravery, valour, and compassion and a commitment to duty.
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  17235. I just bought your book The Real Tenko, thank you Mark for all your fantastic content, a lot of which i had never heard of.
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  17236. Excellent story Mark, thanks for uploading.
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  17237. 007: Do you expect me to talk Mr. Felton? Mark: No 007, I expect you to learn much about history you probably didn’t know. (Mark’s intro pic and music makes me think he could be a character in a JB film.)
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  17238. Another great video. Thanks Mark!
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  17239. I've read the real tenko! I've just realized you were the author! 🤣👍
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  17240. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  17241. Thanx for another lesson, another A+ one👍🇺🇸🤓
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  17242. Thanks Mark. Another interesting and little know bit of WWII history.
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  17243. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
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  17244. This is why I love your channel. All these awesome stories that you find really help bring to life WW2.
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  17245. First class work Mark.
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  17246. Great video and an inspiring story. Thank you!
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  17247. Camp Taji 2004 the vehicles ive seen and photographed in the Tank park. T-34/85 Dukw M-8 armored car 10.5cm LeFh 18 complete with Caissons and implements. 122mm Russian howitzer nomenclature escapes me at the moment.
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  17248. Go ahead and touch that 👍 button before the video. It’s always good.
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  17249. If you ever do a video on the invasion of Kuwait. I may be able to supply you some photos of my stay at Ali Al Saleem AFB. The bunkers are still in the same condition as when they were bombed by the US. The flagpole in front of the HQ building still has Anti Aircraft holes from when a general was hung and shot. Also a building where Iraqis executed Kuwaiti militants still has bullet holes.
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  17250. Great job, as usual, Mark. Love your stuff.
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  17251. Good video
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  17252. Great Churchill
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  17253. You need your own series with the BBC.
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  17254. Mark even sounds great as Churchill!!
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  17255. Kudos for this video. From information to voice talent -AWESOME! Thank you!
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  17256. The Churchillian growl was pretty good, Mark.
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  17257. You do a good Churchill imitation.... Great video!
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  17258. You think you know everything about this time period and the Nahtzees, but Dr F always manages to find things you've never heard of and disabuse you of that notion
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  17259. Thanks Dr. Felton for great content.
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  17260. I stop and click on Mark Felton instantly on any video he makes. Always Great!!
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  17261. I wonder if the red marble is the same as the Reich Chancellery? Daladier was the guy the Germans had locked up later at Castle Itter where the US and Germans teamed up to repulse the SS. Good job sneaking in, another great video.
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  17262. Hands down this is the best channel on YouTube.
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  17263. Hey bud, just wanted to say I hope you had a good holiday. Thank you for uploading so quickly after you got back home :)
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  17264. Great to hear an objective historian
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  17265. Amazing that Mark find all the supporting video content that supports the topic, most unseen
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  17266. Great film to support your production. Nice video
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  17267. Last time I was this early, I was an hour late. Also, I'm so sad I lost my account with which I had subscribed to Mark at something like 16,000 subscribers or something. Now the "sort by subscription date" filter will never show him my comment *sad ThirdBulgarianEmpireBall* Nonetheless, I'll still be here when you get to 100,000,000 x) I hope, health willing!
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  17268. Mark Felton is an absolute must watch on YouTube.
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  17269. Thank you so much, these documentary film are great, when l was young l borrowed money to go to cinema in my town to watch such films and now almost is free l watch it anytime l want.
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  17270. Best breakfast information on a Monday
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  17271. Fantastic VIDEO!
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  17272. Amazing footage and original music. You channel has gotten better over time for sure sir!
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  17273. When the bridge blew, there definitely was more than a 10 minute wait at Argos.
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  17274. Pretty amazing footage
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  17275. Excellent video.
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  17276. Thank you. Never knew this story
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  17277. Staying up till 3:00 am (eastern time) to watch the best YouTuber ever is a small price to pay for salvation.
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  17278. Excellent channel with superb content and without that constant stupid background music that makes some other history videos almost unwatchable.
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  17279. Excellent job, Mr. Felton. Each of your videos are very interesting and you can learn a lot about history.
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  17280. 1 million subs is truly phenomenal 👍🇮🇪
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  17281. Another great leaning film Mr Felton!! So I’ve been studying!! When is the big test??
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  17282. I'm sitting in Chiang Mai watching this episode whilst eating an Australian orange, probably grown by either a Greek or Italian Orchardist who migrated to Australia with his young family after the war was done and dusted. Makes me feel rather connected to this depressing defeat.
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  17283. Mr Felton, another fine job at piecing together parts of the history of humanity. How ever you celebrate the holidays, I hope they are great to you and yours. Good Yule.
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  17284. A very well conceived video, I had never heard this story before. Nice work Mark 👍
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  17285. I study political science and international relations at the univercity of the pelloponese in Corinth! I have introduced your channel dear proffesor, to all my friends!
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  17286. I click the thumbs up before Sir Felton's video begins to start.
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  17287. Interesting, this contrasts with the bridge busters (see the war stories with mark felton for the playlist) who used aircraft to take out bridge type cannals.
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  17288. Your voice is gold
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  17289. Time for another history lesson with Mr Felton
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  17290. Nice video.
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  17291. Another Brilliant Presentation, by Dr. Mark Felton !! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 👍👍
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  17292. Darth Felton eh?
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  17293. It's lunch and Dr. Felton time!
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  17294. Never clicked on something so fast
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  17295. I do enjoy your productions Mark.
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  17296. Cool story, bro... No, really. That was cool. 👍
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  17297. Another excellent niche little piece of history Mark. Really enjoy your content keep up the good work :)
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  17298. By far one of the most unique and interesting videos I have seen on YouTube!
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  17299. Mark always finds the most obscure WW2 stories, and makes them interesting. I wouldn't be surprised to see Mark post a WW2 video about Leprechauns parachuting into Germany to steal gold.
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  17300. i love this channel lmfao
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  17301. Amazing story with some very interesting history thank you for sharing love your channel
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  17302. Outstanding as usual! 👍❤🇺🇸
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  17303. Greetings from Bonn! I knew about the one carriage, now where the others are.
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  17304. I’ve seen the red and cream coach in Koblenz. I loved the sit in bath. I’ve also got an HO model of it. I’d seen the green one but thought nothing special of it.
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  17305. Thanks for your work
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  17306. This channel is top notch. ❤. Such a incredible opportunity to learn about history from a great source. Thank you for all the amazing information and thank you for your talent at presenting all this in such a rich and beautiful way. Hello from British Columbia Canada
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  17307. Very well done Mr Felton. Very interesting
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  17308. Nicely done
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  17309. Born Edinburgh in 1944, I've got that sound buried in my brain in a place that cannot be erased. Your video sounds of the sirens bring tears to my eyes.
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  17310. A company called gent used to make the sirens, they also used to make bells for use in schools and factories which are still in use in the school I work in.
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  17311. That last helmet was not a Generals helmet. It is a guard artillery officers helmet. An artillery generals helmet would have a square front visor and a cruciform base of the ball top.
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  17312. What an amazing collection of military. An astounding amount of historical items.. mark what a grand video. U do a fantastic job of reporting cool history . Thanks for sharing. Respectfully Dave blackburn
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  17313. Dr Felton. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge with us. I appreciate your investigations too. This video is brilliant as I didn't even think any of this still existed. Love it!
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  17314. Absolutely fascinating! My warmest congratulations on your erudition!
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  17315. Wow. Extraordinary demonstration. Many congratulations on this video and every other.
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  17316. Excellent as always.
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  17317. Your videos are always a delight!
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  17318. Quite a coup Mr. Felton. Your work is outstanding.
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  17319. Thank you, I learned a bunch from this.
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  17320. Fascinating. A virtual museum might be an option, one where objects could be viewed 360 degrees.
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  17321. I don’t think Dr. Felton is physically capable of producing uninteresting content. Thank you so much for all your videos. Fascinating!
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  17322. This was absolutely amazing! Many thanks Dr. Felton!
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  17323. AMAZING TRUELY AMAZING... THANK 👍 YOU
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  17324. Excellent work here from Dr. Felton.
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  17325. Thank You DR Mark for all Your Hard work in these Videos.
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  17326. This is fantastic. I look forward to coming episodes regarding this magnificent find
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  17327. Wonderful educational video. Your descriptions and details of each item is amazing. Thank you
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  17328. Surely these historical treasures need to be on display, in a protective glass case, not hanging in a wardrobe, in a attic
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  17329. You are AWESOME
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  17330. Its an extraordinary collection and these should be placed in an museum for for the world to see these great pieces of artifacts
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  17331. Thanks Mark , absolutely fascinating !
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  17332. Incredible! Thank you for sharing!
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  17333. Huis Doorn was very kind to allow you access. Quite the collection!
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  17334. Beautiful work, Mark!
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  17335. Another nice video!
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  17336. Very nice video !!!
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  17337. Good morning Marc! Love your work sir.
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  17338. Just another great vidio,just what I expected, GREAT CHANNEL
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  17339. Outstanding video and presentation
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  17340. I hit the like button before I watch theses videos never been disappointed
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  17341. Excellent story Sir Mark. 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  17342. Hi Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos Thanks For Your Expertise
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  17343. Great reporting! Very interesting!
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  17344. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  17345. best videos,,
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  17346. Thanks for a very sobering video Mark. Sounds like the UK government needs to prioritize a few things. I think Putin is sadly capable of anything. Cruise missiles change a lot of things. Thanks for a very interesting video!! 😊
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  17347. I watch all your videos and never commented this, but your intro music is perfect. In my mind it is just for old warstories, but this is pretty real right now
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  17348. Love u mark
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  17349. As always I put this on speaker when my mate and I working in the garage, and at the intro my mate suddenly laughed his tits off, turned out he thought he heard " ......including exclusive originals like Stalking Hitler's Genitals. " Both of us needed a short break from work just to stop our lungs explode from violent laughing. 😂😂😂
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  17350. This is a fantastic new type of video Mark! If you do more of these I will love to watch them.
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  17351. good analysis as allways. Lets hope this will end soon. Greetings.
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  17352. My favorite channel to watch every day when there is a notification under the bell. Mark Felton is a machine 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  17353. I stopped watching the history channel because of Mark Felton. Keep up the good work Mark, I throughly enjoy your channel. 👍👍👍👍
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  17354. Excellent video once again.👏😊
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  17355. Well i finally found my cat that snuck out the back door! Now i can watch Feltons fantastic fare!
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  17356. Dr. Felton is The best there is..
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  17357. Quality content as per usual
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  17358. Love the channel mark the best historical channel ever!!
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  17359. When I was much younger, I worked with a retired Wehrmacht soldier of WW2...he told me that his soldiers really liked the Thompson sub machine gun, the M-1 Garand and the .45 pistol.
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  17360. Thank you Dr Felton! I love your channel and how you always seem to produce very well-made mini documentaries about little known but fascinating topics. I wish I could give these many thumbs up!
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  17361. GREAT CONTENT VERY INFORMATIVE ALWAYS
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  17362. Great video as always! Don't normally comment but thanks!
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  17363. Did Benny Hill write the script for you Mark
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  17364. Well, I didn't expect to be laughing loudly at a Mark Felton video today 😂
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  17365. Comedic genius! Please do more of these and let out your sense of humor
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  17366. mark....i love your comedic bits hahahahahahaha
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  17367. Great video, Mark was in rare comedic form!
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  17368. The deadpan delivery is pure Blackadder. Bravo on a cunning plan M'Lord Felton.
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  17369. Glad you had fun with this one! Keep them coming!
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  17370. 3:46 "Nibbled on Hitler's nuts" OMFG I almost fell backwards DYING of laughter when you said that that Mark Felton LOL! Another great video!!!
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  17371. Love the double entendres, especially the Eva one.
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  17372. Cheeky, Doc 😂 Great video!
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  17373. Mark I got work in an hour and you coming in clutch with this one!
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  17374. Eva's furry friend.....😀
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  17375. This would have made a good video for an April Fool's release...except that it's not made-up content. Thanks for the laughs.
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  17376. You outdone yourself with this script Mark ❤! 🤣
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  17377. Mark Felton, master of the double entendre.
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  17378. You phrased everything perfectly!😂😂❤
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  17379. Greatest mark felton video in the world
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  17380. Funniest video about hitler ever 😂
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  17381. Thanks!
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  17382. If the accounts are correct, then the troops were prepared in advance for a looting spree. This requires advance knowledge and also, complicity between troops of different units. The business, as described, is as an example of both ill-discipline and strict discipline - the troops were both dishonest and highly co-ordinated. Looking forward to part three.
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  17383. Great to see episode 2 now looking forward to episode 3!
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  17384. You are a fine story teller Mr Felton. As always very fascinating.
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  17385. Good stuff!!!
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  17386. Congrats on 2M. Will be very soon....
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  17387. Brilliant channel.
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  17388. Thanks!
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  17389. A remarkably interesting video as always Mr.Felton.Have a good one.
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  17390. I have been there, and to the ruins of the temples! I did not know this. Thanks!
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  17391. Thank you Dr. Mark Felton for your high quality and insightful productions
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  17392. Today the path that people used to avoid passing in front of the memorial and making the nazi salute is painted in golden color. You can see that in 3:28 on the left side.
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  17393. Another great production❤
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  17394. Brilliant story- love these lovely nuggets of history by mark
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  17395. Thank you mark felton for bringing such an important collection of historical information and artifacts into broad public view
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  17396. Excellent video! Kaiser Wilhelm II was a fascinating if complicated figure. Things like uniforms, helmets, emblems, flags, swords, coats of arms, etc. have alway interested me, so this is the kind of content for which I come here! One small nitpick regarding a slight error that stood out to me right away: Emperor Franz Josef of Austria-Hungary was the first of his name. Sadly, there was never to be a Franz Josef II. 😊 🇦🇹 🇭🇺
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  17397. All of this need to be on display. Such an amazing collection.
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  17398. Extraordinary research! 👍👍👍
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  17399. It's a shame that these treasures are not put on display in a meusum.
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  17400. Thank you for educating us. I always look forward to Watch your videos.
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  17401. Absolutely fascinating. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  17402. And also many many thanks for the keepers for allowing you to film these amazing artifacts
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  17403. Well done Mark, for getting access to this collection. Nice to see they are being looked after.
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  17404. Fascinating! Thank you Dr. Felton for sharing this!
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  17405. Just the most incredible thing I have ever seen! Thanks Mark, you are a living legend!
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  17406. Amazing episode Mark! Thank you!
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  17407. Yet another riveting video by the good doctor, excellent work
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  17408. Thank you for making this wonderful film. The staff at the museum are doing an excellent job.
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  17409. An excellent look at historic uniforms! Cheers, Mark!
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  17410. Fascinating history. Thank you so much Dr. Felton. Cheers from Canada.
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  17411. You know It’s a good day, when mark uploads
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  17412. Once again, a really great, in depth, WWII, documentary, by Dr. Mark Felton! Thanks so much for sharing!
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  17413. F*ing legend Mark
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  17414. Excellent account. We always hear about Task Force Baum, Patton's ill-conceived rescue attempt for his POW son-in-law, just days before. It's good to hear about a success, which sounds like it had been planned out much better than Baum was. And I think I need to get your book, too!
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  17415. Another incredible story, excellently told by Mark. Support Mark on Patreon to encourage him to keep making them. One thing I'm learning from Mark's videos is just how dedicated and committed (most) of the German's were at the end of the war. They must have known they lost and the war was almost over, yet they continued to fight. I wonder what they were thinking? We will win?
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  17416. Mark, Master of Military History as said elsewhere no apology required thanks as usuall.
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  17417. Tank you Mark, I just needed this one...
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  17418. At Fort Henry in Kingston Ontario Canada the regiment has a goat for a mascot. He tried to eat my shirt.
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  17419. l am very old now,l needed this today.....Thanks Dr Mark Felton...!
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  17420. Awesome 😎
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  17421. Thanks for another great video. Keep up the great work.
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  17422. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  17423. Awww, thanks Mark, that was great!!
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  17424. You were correct. It did indeed put a smile on my face!
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  17425. Showing this to my granddaughters. Mr. Felton thanks again for the wonderful documentaries. You are a blessing for human kind by documenting many historic moments. Congratulations.
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  17426. I watched this with my two good boys next to me 🐕
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  17427. I'm sorry. I don't remember the source. But I remember reading about Wojtec at Monte casino was on his lead next to the 25 pounder guns. His usuall handler was off on duty so the artilleryman were kinda keeping an eye on him. He watched them carrying shells to the guns and started to copy, carrying boxes at a time of 25 pounder shells. I know the German military used pervitin, could you imagine a German artilleryman forward observer seeing Wojtek and having to try to explain that.
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  17428. Great video!
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  17429. Brilliant content.
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  17430. 5 years, 8 months and 4 days of war for Britain.
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  17431. I live i penarth where the incendiary bomb was and they evacuated most of the street. It was interesting times
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  17432. We found a cache if about 50 mortears while refacing a sand bunker next to a green on a golf course in SE kent England,head green keeper was worried about damage to the green if the bomb disposal blew them up...we just covered them so I guess there still in place today.1969..
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  17433. More than 30 years ago I had a temporary job working for British Sugar. One afternoon we were all sent home early because two 500lb bombs had turned up in a trailer load of sugar beet and were only discovered after they had gone over a vibrating grid (to separate the beet from the other material). The police put a half mile cordon around the factory until the RAF could safely dispose of them.
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  17434. We recently uncovered a bomb here in Goole, it was buried in a field which was being converted into a housing estate.
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  17435. Thank you as always Mark Felton! I promise when I get some extra funds I will pay toward all the videos I've watched.🤗
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  17436. Excellent show again
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  17437. ..i love these vids ...thanks Dr. Felton! :)
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  17438. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  17439. On the M62 motorway in August last year there was a traffic jam because of a discovery of a WW2 bomb and it lasted 1 and a half days
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  17440. My Spidey senses were tingling ... and then I got my Dr. Felton subscription notification!
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  17441. This was a distasteful but historic practice in Prussia, at least, that goes back to before Germany was unified. According to Citino (IIRC) Frederick the Great paid annual “donatives” to his generals to help ensure their loyalty.
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  17442. excellent as always
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  17443. An amazing and unknown (to me) story. Thanks!
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  17444. I got lucky on a Charity shop trawl as someone had donated a complete boxset so you get all the extras and the like that you often miss out on with streaming, I remember watching it as a kid and being transfixed which was rare as I wasn't usually into war films (strange given I'm Herts born and bred) but they'd made such a good job of it and got me more intrested in the subject which still rings true today.
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  17445. 5:48 - the correct pronounciation of Nuenen is NewNen (with the nen part a bit faster). Band of Brothers is still one of the best series ever!
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  17446. They may do what they like, but they can't fool Dr. Felton. Danke, Herr Doktor. Curahee!
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  17447. Excellent as always!
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  17448. Thank you for a great video, very informative and a pleasure to watch.
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  17449. I love you and all your documentaries. 👍👍👍
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  17450. Your videos never cease to entertain
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  17451. YES! A MARK FELTON VIDEO! Tbh you have taught me more than the books could even imagine. (Edit) Oh wow. First comment? Fascinating.
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  17452. An old school in a town near where I live has bunch of swastikas all over it and above the front door the Latin phrase "labor improbus omnia vincit" or "work conquers all."
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  17453. St Wilfrids Church, Chapel Street, Preston has a lot of little left facing Swastikas running all around the building.
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  17454. Slight correction the Tube station is Upminster Bridge not Upminster. The stations are next to each other but different
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  17455. I am from Dublin and Swastika Laundry was establishes in 1912.
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  17456. Well shared Dr. Felton; fascinating.
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  17457. Charles Lindbergs “spirit of st louis” has a swastika on the propeller, its reversed compared to the german version. It was put there as a symbol of good luck. Its still there today on his plane in the museum.
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  17458. I've been watching your videos since 2020 ❤
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  17459. The Japanese still use it in Kanji it's called manji 卍文.
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  17460. The U.S. Army 12th Infantry Regiment coat of arms includes a number of historic symbols. A tepee with small, left facing swastikas represents the unit's campaigns in the Indian Wars of the late 19th century. When I was a soldier stationed in West Germany from 1988-1991, our 12th Infantry Unit Crest that we wore on our uniforms had two small swastikas on them.
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  17461. not often is it that i tune into a mark felton video to spot myself haha.
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  17462. I remember the swastika on the laundry chimney in Dublin in the 80s, if you look hard egough I think you can still find the chimney encompassed by a modern building in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
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  17463. Thx for 17 minutes video
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  17464. Excellent presentation!!! Thanks much
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  17465. One of your best Mark. Awesome.
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  17466. I can’t not think of that remix that guy made of your intro now... 🤗😅🔫
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  17467. Love the videos always learning
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  17468. WOW! Great production, research and content!
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  17469. love the videos
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  17470. Fascinating! I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you.
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  17471. Hahaha atleast here it is 12 pm😂 whenever you upload a video it is always 12 am here😂 Keep Going👏
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  17472. These are quality videos man good work 👍🏿
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  17473. Love this guys page! I’ve learned so much from him!
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  17474. I get a little thrill when I hear that music! Props mate for these videos much appreciated!
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  17475. Awesome Doc Felton. It's great that you have seen and recorded much of the current conditions of these trams. It adds a sense of context that is really important.
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  17476. MARK NEVER FAILS TO MAKE US HAPPY WITH HIS VIDS YESSIR
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  17477. When I was in Hiroshima I didn't even know those trams where from that day - I took one of the wartime ones to the memorial and a newer one back as far as I remember but incredibly cool to know that I've sat in a functioning part of history! Thanks a lot for these lesser known and cool videos!
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  17478. Dr. Felton, here in San Francisco, California we have an extensive collection of vintage American and international trams, including one from Hiroshima/Kobe, and THREE Blackpool open air "Boat" trams!! If you ever find yourself on this side of the pond, please do pay us a visit!!!
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  17479. Once again, Dr. Felton hits us with another fascinating and unexpected subject matter. (No humor implied). I have been to Japan dozens of times, including Hiroshima and didn’t know about the surviving trams. Very cool! Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  17480. Yet another fantastic video! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  17481. Interesting video.
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  17482. As a rail, tram, and history fan this video hit a lot of marks for me! Thanks so much. 😊
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  17483. Very Good Video. Thank You Sir.
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  17484. 7:40 - I used to live right where you shot this, Dr Felton! Cheun Yueng Street. 😂
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  17485. Fascinating. Thank you.
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  17486. There were objectively still millions of fanatical Japanese soldiers on the home islands. There are arguments to be made about the bombing of civilians, but it is nearly certain that more lives (military and civilian) would have been lost in an invasion.
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  17487. Another incredible and informative video Dr Mark Felton! Thank you for sharing!
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  17488. People who can spell ‘Losers’ correctly.
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  17489. You are a fantastic teacher, Dr. Felton 👍
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  17490. I wonder what the western front would have looked like if the Panthers were used. I assume they would have pushed into Patton's southern front, disrupting the push toward the Rhine. If this happened history could have been a lot worse for all of us. Thank you Mark Felton!
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  17491. It's all a question of bridges. Now where did I hear that..........................???
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  17492. Mark is the best.
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  17493. Awesome video, as always Dr. Felton!
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  17494. Thanks as usual, Mark!
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  17495. Fascinating historical information that is new to me! Thanks, as always, Dr. Felton!
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  17496. It's 1:30am, I should be sleeping, but... 😊
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  17497. Tanks for the memories.
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  17498. Excellent pronounciation of the surname of Mr Hacha! Thank you for the video and all your great work.
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  17499. The 500K Autobahn Kurier would have been presented to Rezah Shah, the father of Mohammed Reza Shah who was deposed in 1979
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  17500. As always great information. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  17501. Great video. Thanks!!!
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  17502. 3311th viewer :) So good to see another great documentary from Dr. Felton.
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  17503. Rolls Royce, Phantom II. 4.3 litre, 30 horsepower, 6 cylinder engine, with Stromberg downdraft carburettor, can go from zero to a hundred kilometres an hour in 12.5 seconds, and I even like the colour!
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  17504. I'm in for a long and unpleasantly humid and hot summer. I'm just happy I'll have some cold lemonade, ice cream and Dr. Felton videos to take my mind off of it.
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  17505. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  17506. Awesome way to start my weekend! Thanks so much!
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  17507. As always excellent video
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  17508. Another great story. Thanks Mark
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  17509. Fascinating. Thank you for another informative video.
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  17510. Mr.Felton makes the best short documentaries, no doubt!
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  17511. Excellent channell!Concise,well presented,and above all,interesting compulsive viewing❤😎👍!
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  17512. Great video. Thanks Mark!
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  17513. Great video once again!
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  17514. As always, very interesting. Thank you! Love learning the lesser known tidbits of history...
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  17515. Hi Mark! Since I discovered your channel I hardly watch the TV anymore! Great content right up my street! Thanks so much. Rich.
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  17516. My mum and dad remembered this raid well
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  17517. Thanks for the new video!
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  17518. Congrats on 2m subs. I wish you happy holidays and an amazing 2024
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  17519. What an interesting lovely and superb video Mr.Felton as usual.Have a good one and Merry Christmas Mr.Felton.Did the Germans use their v weapons against the ussr?Have a good one Mr.Felton.
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  17520. Merry Christmas Mark. Have a Great New Year as well! Cheers! 🎉🥃🌲⛄
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  17521. Superb stuff as always 👍 merry Xmas Mark to you and your family
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  17522. No, Dr Felton, we were certainly not disappointed by your Christmas Special for this year. Perish the thought !
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  17523. Merry Christmas Dr Felton, really appreciate these videos!
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  17524. A fascinating Christmas account.
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  17525. ......... History lessons far more educational as attending 10 years in German Schools-------------------Thanks and nice Christmas Eve!!!!!!
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  17526. Merry Christmas doctor
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  17527. Merry Christmas from Wisconsin. thanks Mark!
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  17528. Thank you Dr. Felton for the early Christmas present! Cheers!
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  17529. Was looking forward to seeing this and it gives us American citizens something to think 🤔 about before I get to Church this morning. Good morning and Merry Christmas to you !!!
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  17530. I knew about the V bombs but never knew about the Christmas Eve raid on Manchester . As i am Rhyl in North Wales and i knew a woman told me about the Liverpool bombing . As people use to go to the sea front at night and could see Liverpool and the Wirral with Orange colour . Also there was a bomb that was dropped in Brookes field in Rhyl as it never went off they reckon the plane was getting rid of there last bomb .
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  17531. Wow, great video, Talk about hitting the Mark! Merry Christmas!
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  17532. Great historic video Professor Felton and thank you !!!! Happy holidays to you and your family.
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  17533. This is a great vid, Ty. I really like the period photos and the original motion pictures. They give a new look and new story to WW1.
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  17534. every day a school day when Dr Mark Felton posts a new documentary never too old to learn . thank you
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  17535. Excellent attention to detail again Mark. Fascinating story, skilfully recounted.
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  17536. I'm really starting to enjoy these late night videos! Nothing like a good video to keep me entertained while I edit videos!
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  17537. Good morning Mark! Thanks for uploading again! Stay safe!
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  17538. Huge respect from Indonesia for uploader
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  17539. Epic
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  17540. Perfect upload time. :)
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  17541. Mark Felton's videos are a great way to start the morning.
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  17542. Fantastic video, thank you.
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  17543. Fascinating history superbly told.
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  17544. Great video mark,not many people know Britain was bombed in the ww1, very interesting 👌😀👍
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  17545. A lovely after work treat! Thank you, Mark
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  17546. I love your videos! No better way to start the day!
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  17547. You’re the best Mark. You delve into the details we wish we could, and then share your discoveries with us. We’re lucky as Hell to have you. Love the channel.
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  17548. another excellent story from Mark Felton, helping us all get through these trying times. thanks Mark
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  17549. Ack, it 2:51 a.m. and I was about to go to bed. Must watch!
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  17550. Great content!
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  17551. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  17552. I'm early Also good video keep up the good work Mark
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  17553. I love this so much I tell my mom about it
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  17554. Thank you, this reminds me of the golden days of the History Channel.
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  17555. Ive been waiting for this one since you teased it almost a year ago I think? Thanks for the amazing work!
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  17556. Excellent Mark, very interesting
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  17557. Another good video mark.
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  17558. Excellent choice of video!
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  17559. Excellent
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  17560. Thanks for bringing up such a important, yet forgotten event Mark
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  17561. As per usual, another top video
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  17562. An important video Mark. Thank you.🙏
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  17563. Big thanks from Poland
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  17564. Good, clear, balanced reportage as usual. An enduring example that sometimes - however long it takes - the truth will out...Thanks for sharing.
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  17565. Thank you for this video
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  17566. Some very strange 'bed fellows' indeed. As usual an excellent insight into our troubled past. Thanks for posting.
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  17567. I am very happy that you shed some light on this. I was taught this in school but more people need to know the truth.
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  17568. I like Mark’s voice. I think it goes well with narrations of WWI & WWII
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  17569. Thank You Mark for lighting this topic.
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  17570. Really well done. Your videos are clearly explained, names and places are pronounced correctly, and every word clearly enunciated. I have learned so much from your channel, much more than I already knew, and I thought I knew a lot about the history of WWII. Thank you, keep them coming.
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  17571. Well done Mark!
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  17572. Thank you great video
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  17573. Once again, magnificent work Dr. Felton. Thank you for offering such high quality education for free to anyone who wished to learn
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  17574. Thank You Dr. Mark Felton , another grand slam video revealing facts in vivid detail about WW11 Historians forgot to go into the deep details of these WW11 Massacre's.
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  17575. Thank you Mr Felton. Im a Pole living in London last 18 years. First time since Norman Davies I hear a british historian talking about polish history. Its touching.
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  17576. Some say the Katyn massacre is forgotten by the world, but not by the Polish people. Not entirly true. In the Netherlands they KNOW. In the Netherlands also the Polish soldiers who were the real liberators were decorated with the highest militairy orders the Netherlands have. This mainly on request by the late Prince Bernard of Orange. Husband of the Queen Juliana. We know about the suffering of the Polish people and we KNOW of the brave Polish soldiers who liberated us. PS. Thousands of the Poilish soldiers stayed in the Netherlands after the war.
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  17577. @ Mark Felton Productions Well done. Thank you.
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  17578. Im so glad you covered this
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  17579. There is a memorial in Mancgester Southern cemetery where I sometimes work. Well done Mark for showing this.
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  17580. Great documentary!
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  17581. Thank you for making this video and letting more people know about this horrible crime. Greeting from Poland! Keep up the good work!
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  17582. I only found out about this last month . Asked my polish gf about it and a couple of over pol friends. scar's run deep for Soviet's done to there fellow countrymen and the lasting effects that still live in there minds .even now I feel sorry for what polish ppl have gone through
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  17583. Mr. Felton, Sir you continue to inform and amaze! Bravo!
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  17584. Another winning video Mark. Thumbs up as always
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  17585. Mark, your videos are so well done. You prepared a lot of material for this topic. Thank you for showing non-polish people what happened.
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  17586. As a simple Pole I just want to say thank you with all of my heart Dr Mark for what you've done here, great job. I recommend great topic for next video " Operation unthinkable" which refers to Great Britain plans to strike USSR soon after WWII ends. Regards all viewers and you Dr Mark!
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  17587. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  17588. 'Exigencies' Not only does Dr Felton provide an unique insight in to the events of WW2, he also, on occasion, uses words that I don't know and so have to look up. One which I consider to be an additional benefit.
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  17589. Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
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  17590. Always has good videos about history
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  17591. I can't remember when I first heard of Katyn but thank you, I always learn something from your videos.
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  17592. Dear Mark, this is one of your very best videos! Congrats.
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  17593. Thank you Mark for doing this video. You have handled a touchy topic with care and honesty.
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  17594. Hats off, thanks and support from Poland
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  17595. "Straight out of the Liberace house of crap." (Magoo you've done it again) Nice one Mr. F!!
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  17596. "If you ever wondered what happened to Hitler's PP... Don't despair." -Mark Felton
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  17597. Thank you Mark!
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  17598. Monday’s are easier to get through with a little help from Dr Felton!
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  17599. Goebbles carried a kolibri
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  17600. Liberace, lol. Great video as usual Mark.
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  17601. Excellent as usual 🙂👍
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  17602. Thank you for another interesting and well-presented topic Dr. Felton. Love the Liberace line btw!
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  17603. This sure was a bullseye 🎯
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  17604. Once again a great video 👏👏
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  17605. Thanks very much Mr. Felton for another slice of history!!
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  17606. Outstanding work
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  17607. Thank you. Another fantastically informative video.
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  17608. Excellent as always.
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  17609. Very late watching ..but I am here enjoying this video
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  17610. Welcome to the States! I live in Geauga county, Ohio. Geauga is a local Native American word for raccoon. Our local Trash hauling company is named "Dumpster Bandit".
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  17611. Thanx Mark. You really know how to fscinate me with your content. Regards as allways from SSW. 🇿🇦
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  17612. Greetings from Sydney. Nice to see our red wallabies doing well in some of your UK forests. Incidentally, they may look like kangaroos but the two are different species: the roos typically inhabit open countryside, built as they are for speed and distance via long hops, while the wallabies are shorter and stockier and have thicker muscles around their legs so they can hop around rock faces.
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  17613. Yes, please do the auroch story. Fascinating subject! More advanced German thinking!
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  17614. I have a koi pond, and one night raccoons cleaned out all 20 of my koi, some were quite large. 🤬🤬🤬
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  17615. This is hilarious
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  17616. I like when you get a bit silly on occasions
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  17617. Finally a continuation to Dr Felton’s animal saga
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  17618. Mark Felton said trash panda. My day is complete. 😊
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  17619. Sir Mark Felton, you truly are a gem.
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  17620. Thank you for the video. It helps to understand the region.
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  17621. Thank you for this.
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  17622. Tremendous channel. Keep it up lad.
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  17623. The work of Professor Mark Felton is nothing short of amazing, bringing the true history of many European subjects before the world.
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  17624. Thanks!
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  17625. Great work Sir thank you
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  17626. Superb research and documentation! Thanks for this episode! Can't wait for the "elephant."
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  17627. Well done, great documentary! Thx, Andrew
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  17628. thank you Mark!!!
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  17629. I always learn something when watching you!
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  17630. Another interesting and informative post, thank you
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  17631. Thanks for these interesting videos Mark. They give a new perspective about history.
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  17632. Fascinating material as always!!!! This is an awesome series!!!
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  17633. Great work as usual Mark ..fascinating
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  17634. Excellent, as always. Thank you.
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  17635. Superb work by Dr. Felton as always!
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  17636. Just awesome, Mark.
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  17637. This was so interesting Mark. I was barely 2 years old when this happened. I knew about Suez invasion as a historical fact but that was it. This illuminates it right up. Thank so much for this presentation. As usual faultless! Makes this lockdown more bearable. Thanks again, appreciated very much!
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  17638. Thanks for the focus on parachute operations as of late. Much appreciated!
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  17639. This was so exciting (!)
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  17640. Mark Felton never fails to entertain and inform 👍🏻
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  17641. This man should have more subscribers
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  17642. wonderful , thank you
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  17643. the slow zoom and pan is the best technique you can do in a documentary to turn it into a story. You're like Ken Burns.
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  17644. An old story well told. I especially enjoy your blow by blow description of the action. Thank you!
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  17645. Respect from Germany for that very informative and good produced Video
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  17646. I missed this last year - what a rousing good tale!
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  17647. Mark strikes again! I enjoy these sneak attacks of his more than a normal person ever should. 😷 Why couldn't I have had any professors this good?
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  17648. Hell of an episode, Mark!
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  17649. I was 11 years old then, and remember it....vaguely. Thanks for telling the story Mark.
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  17650. 0:00 Mark Felton arrested by the postwar Imperial Japanese Military Police for suspected spying activities conducted while gathering source material for this video. (Tokyo 1946, colorized)
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  17651. Nice research and visual evidence.
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  17652. Can’t wait for you to get to 1 Million
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  17653. Great video, I currently live in Japan
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  17654. Mark Felton the freaking living ww2 thesaurus
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  17655. Nice of you to tackle such a relatively obscure subject, everyone knows about the occupation of Japan but not much is said about the country's military state after the war other than mentions of JSDF.
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  17656. Bet, by the end of 2021 he will have million subs, btw great vids my fav is fw190 vs the British armored car so funny 😂
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  17657. Each time I See mark felton besides the stormtroopers I believe he would be a better sith than the new ones
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  17658. Great film and photo footage & history filling in the gaps of previous inadequate information. Thank you sir!
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  17659. Another fine reflection on important history. Thank you....JM
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  17660. Mr.Mark Felton is the reason why I know a lot of history.
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  17661. I love you Mark Felton your intro is amazing !!
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  17662. Time to return to the Master of internet history
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  17663. i wish you could be my history teacher
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  17664. Darth Felton Returns
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  17665. 9 minutes of fun!
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  17666. Thanks. Fascinating as usual.
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  17667. There is an excellent museum at La Coupole near St Omer (about 30 minutes from Calais).
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  17668. Never knew that’s how Joe Kennedy died. Keep up the great work!
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  17669. Thanks Mark yet another little gem. La cupola is a real treat to visit now. It has now been made into an excellent museum with the V2 sectioned plus masses of other exhibits . The restaurant has a V1 with a cockpit hung from the ceiling. Apparently more like this were destined as manned suicide bombs piloted to be flown onto their targets. I believe the REME officer who was asked to destroy the intact carcass of the ingenious building said he could not do it without taking out the town of St Omer 10km away, hence its survival. The RAF heavy bombs actually tilted it slightly but it survived, Understandably the surrounding landscape was considerably influenced by the attacks.
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  17670. Controlling a drone in flight is a relatively simple affair. Launching them and, if necessary, recovering them has always been a difficult task. It often requires special equipment that can't be readily retrofitted to an existing airframe. You'll note that the V-1 used a launch rail, which is a technique still used by some cruise missiles and military UAVs to this day.
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  17671. I've never heard this story before, but I guess that is understandable given the results. Thanks Doc.
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  17672. Very enjoyable, as always.
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  17673. I believe that I have caught up with all the Production videos. Now on to the War Stories! Thank you Mark Felton!!!!
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  17674. Mr Felton, I don't know how you manage to keep producing such brilliant work but I am incredibly graetful that you do. Thank you so much.
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  17675. Thank you for the info. I am in my 70’s and don’t remember if this was ever taught in school.
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  17676. People go to Hollywood to have the chance to see celebrities. I go to Norwich for a chance to see Mark Felton.
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  17677. Thank you for sharing this. My Uncle was involved in this project. He is mentioned in two books that I know of. I have copies of both. It is my understanding that when he bailed out his main chute failed and he did a lot of damage to his back. Thanks again
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  17678. My grandpa flew in Lancasters during the war. I have a model of one permanently on my desk that he left to me.
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  17679. Watched loads of your videos and never knew you were from Norwich as well!
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  17680. You are just the best Mark! I was like " wasn't that the same thing that had to do with the Kennedy's?" Sure enough you mentioned it. You really are the best
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  17681. You never cease to come up with the goods💁‍♂️👍🐒
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  17682. Great story. Your research and videos are actually helping me get through a rough patch in my life. I find all this information extremely fascinating. I soak every bit of information I can on these topics. It seems as though the things you like to research are my favorite topics. Keep up the good work snd take care of yourself. I think you are wonderful, Mark.
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  17683. Dr. Felton drops an April 16, 1945-sized knowledge barrage!
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  17684. What’s Furt-Further Maths ? All I know is Mark Felton Productions !
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  17685. Thank you for your hard work on our behalves again The map references Helped as trying to track in your mind as a story unfolds leads you to either dropping the thread ore missing the Crumb
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  17686. This would make a great film Mark !
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  17687. I love these vids Mark 😀
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  17688. the absolute best way to start the day with mark... ill never get tired of your videos
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  17689. Well well well. Small world. I watch most of your videos Mark but I didn’t expect to see my father-in-law in one!! In the photograph at 2:27 minutes in, showing the liberation of Stalag XIb, he is between the open gates wearing the forage cap - Fusilier Robert William Powell, 7 Royal Welch Fusiliers, captured in Holland. Everyone thought he was dead until that photograph was published in the paper and someone came running up the lane in Swansea shouting “Here’s your Robbie”.
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  17690. .....this is NOT true !!! Everyone knows that Clint Eastwood and his pals made off with the gold as depicted in " Kelly's Heroes" !!!
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  17691. It really amazes me just how Dr. Felton finds the information to give us these tantilising little gems (no pun intended!)!! But one thing is certain, if he suddenly becomes a little furtive, buys a shovel or diving gear, and heads off to the Bavarian or Austrian alps - I'll be following him in close pursuit!!! :D
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  17692. Just started at work, but have to pause since Mark Felton just uploaded a new video!
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  17693. Fabulous story...Thank you Mark.
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  17694. I can just listen to you talk all day. 😍❤️
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  17695. sit down, A+ :) excellent job, as always!
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  17696. Amazing you get all these really interesting and true stories from WWII
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  17697. You did it again mark. Amazing.
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  17698. Quality video sir
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  17699. Another interesting story...
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  17700. Thanks Mark. A very interesting story.
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  17701. Mark, such research. Amazing and fascinating. I used to wonder why we didn't see Dr Felton on TV documentaries. Then, I heard a familiar voice on TV (I think it was on Adolf Hitler's personal train) and I knew it would be worth watching. It was.
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  17702. This channel is gold
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  17703. Great unknown story and quality production, your channel at its best ! Thanks
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  17704. Another great video mark!
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  17705. Excellent as always.
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  17706. Your stories are all On Point!!!
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  17707. Love the videos I’m learning more about World war 2 thanks Mark Felton.
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  17708. Never knew Churchill's fascination for war, he seemed pretty active on war front, very informative video Mark
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  17709. Great production again ! Never knew this. Thanks Mr Felton
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  17710. Just discovered this channel few days ago already subscribed, outstanding work Mark, real history how it is supposed to be taught, enjoying every minute of it, keep the videos coming!
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  17711. You know it's a great day when you wake up to a Dr. Felton video and it's about Winnie!
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  17712. I always learn so much from this channel. Great video, Mark!
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  17713. Mark you seriously need your own t.v. series.
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  17714. Your music introduction gives me battle cries..and your voice is very distinct ..
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  17715. Marks videos have to be some of the craziest/unusual videos topics on YouTube that are 100% truthful and not actually clickbait. I respect that!
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  17716. Excellent Mark interesting and straight to the point
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  17717. Appreciate the uploads. Thank you
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  17718. 1M subs, 585k views. Channels blowing up. Well done Mark.
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  17719. 0:12 This iconic photo of Churchill was taken by Canadian photographer (of Armenian descent), Yousuf Karsh. In an interview, I heard him say that he captured Churchill's expression by snatching away his trademark cigar just before clicking.
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  17720. Great video!!!!
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  17721. Another great WW2 vignette Mark! Brilliant stuff!
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  17722. Another good video, the picture of you at the start is an improvement , it is more fitting than the one with the stormtroopers on other videos . Keep on making your videos. I’ve shared them with my grandad and he will enjoy them as much as I do I’m sure
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  17723. Excellent Research MF Thank You for sharing 👍👍👍👍
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  17724. Another great mini documentary. Thanks
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  17725. Amazing. Thank you Mr Felton.
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  17726. Thank you so much for the awesome content. You never let the viewers down.
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  17727. Thank you Professor Felton
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  17728. Brilliant! Thanks for another video
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  17729. Scary and surprising. But it explains a whole lot. Thanks for your work, Doctor Felton.
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  17730. at 10:22, there is the I.G. Farben HQ in Frankfurt am Main -- while it was the *Abrams U.S. Army HQ for West Germany, I got inside + rode the continuous-belt "Pater Noster" elevators ...
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  17731. What an impressive video.
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  17732. Always appreciate your thoughts
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  17733. Once again, you surpass yourself
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  17734. You continue to provide the best content on YouTube Dr. Felton. I. So glad to have come across your channel last year! Please never stop being awesome Sir.
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  17735. Bang up to date, thank you Mark. 👏🏻
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  17736. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  17737. What a great piece Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  17738. You do great work Mark. Keep it up
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  17739. Fascinating material..... thanks for posting
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  17740. That was the best detail of Putin's life I've come across. Thanks for info
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  17741. Thank you for the research and work done in putting this together. Very informative.
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  17742. Wunderbar ! Mr Felton
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  17743. Very interesting video, thank you Dr Felton!
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  17744. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  17745. I'm a simple man. I see a new Mark Felton video, I hit like button.
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  17746. Thanks man! it’s my hometown.
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  17747. Kassel and Fritzlar. That's my home region. Very interesting to hear something about my region from world war two!
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  17748. This great to listen to while working out.
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  17749. 3:20 I live in a village right next to fritzlar! And my fathers workplace is in Kassel
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  17750. Waiting for you to hit one million Mark ❤️✊
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  17751. Great video footage in this presentation!!!!!
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  17752. One of the best channels on YouTube
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  17753. Clever use of models Mark.
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  17754. Kassel? Thats where im from!
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  17755. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  17756. The only channel im giving a like for each video before i even started to watch it coz it never disappoints me.
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  17757. Almost 1 million subscribers. Wonderful channel !
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  17758. Mark, after watching your absorbing and detailed info of the Allied attacks on Germany in WW2, my conscience has finally prompted my small donation towards your reportage…
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  17759. well done, excellent ww2 story, this chapter of the war is one of the most interesting,
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  17760. Impressive like usually
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  17761. another great video thank you sir
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  17762. Another educational video. Thank you, Mark!
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  17763. Greetings from Tokyo.
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  17764. Nice Video Mark;) Happy Sunday From Sweden
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  17765. Thank you Dr Felton..my impending Monday morning anxst before bed this Sunday evening has been pleasantly blasted into oblivion😅
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  17766. It's not "mega" violence... ...it's "ULTRA" violence.
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  17767. Great work Mark
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  17768. Thanks Mr. Felton. Just what I needed to accompany model building
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  17769. Stand by for action! Thanks Dr Mark.
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  17770. AGAIN ! DR.FELTON ! OUTSTANDING ! TY !
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  17771. Good luck on 500k subs, Mark!
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  17772. I freaking love your videos, dude. They're short, sweet, and to the point. And they have lots of awesome footage/audio. Thanks!
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  17773. Superb presentation Mark. Fascinating and most enlightening as usual, but with added dimensions.
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  17774. Mark you done be very proud always wanted to know more about that I've been researching the war special in the desert since I was 11 now I'm 24 and now even more amazed especially after watching this video never heard Rommel's voice before keep up the great work...
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  17775. Thanks for the history lesson Mark I always enjoy it!
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  17776. Best episode of 2020!
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  17777. Congrats on 500k subscribers Mark, y'all should follow his page on Facebook too.
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  17778. wow mate, almost 500k subs!!!
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  17779. i usually despise the Flattery comments... some bein outright ego boosters. But im here .. sittin down to start my evening tv experience. And i too, knowin ya had posted this earlier, have looked forward to watching it. Yes Mark their usually home runs and have opened me up to a whole bunch of other similar style short doc interests. Thank you
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  17780. congratz on reaching 500k subscribers Mark, hurrah!
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  17781. Best of the best...ty mark felton.
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  17782. This like many of Dr feltons video's really puts meat on the bones so to speak.
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  17783. Mark Felton is the best
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  17784. Excellent
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  17785. Once again... thank you..!!!!
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  17786. Another one to add to my Cardio playlist. Thanks Mark!!
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  17787. Very cool! Thank you Dr. Felton for another great program!
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  17788. Thank you.😀
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  17789. Fascinating!
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  17790. Superb content as always.. i've heard about these ring before, but never knew it means that much for some of them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
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  17791. Marks the man!
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  17792. Posted 5 minutes ago. Over 1000 views and nearly 200 likes. Pretty impressive stats.
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  17793. Highly enjoyable and interesting 🐻🤗👍
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  17794. Fantastic! I rather enjoy Felton Days
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  17795. Lakes are good places to get rid of things. Great video and thanks for sharing!
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  17796. Your German pronunciation is very good! Greetings from Paderborn (where also other more nice places exist, not only the wewelsburg)
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  17797. Mark. Excellent as always and I do love a good mystery!!
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  17798. What you suggest seems logical. At that stage of the war, any explosives would have been at a premium. As much as they would have liked, it seems unlikely they would have been wasted sealing an unknown cave. If they were dumped in a lake, perhaps it was thought possible to return at a later date and retrieve them. Very deep insight, sir. Enjoyed the video.
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  17799. Your Chanel is the gretest on Youtube always making great content love from germany
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  17800. I love the intro theme!
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  17801. Patton: Regimented Rebel ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  17802. Felton did it! When the aliens abducted me they had a betamax and showed me it to me.
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  17803. Wow! I'm so glad I found this video.
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  17804. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
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  17805. Another fascinating upload. Thank you.
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  17806. this channel is much more interesting thanboring history channels on cable TV. Thank you .
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  17807. Wow four minutes after posting the video I am watching it. Going to play the lottery now. Gotta keep it going.
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  17808. 0:01 Moff Felton prepares to tell Thrawn that he has baby Yoda in custody
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  17809. Mark never takes History at face value. He digs deeper. I would not have known on the Elbe at Torgau river, Wasn't actually the first time the 2 sides met. Awesome research man.
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  17810. Next time someone come with a question about history, specifically WW2, I will said "hold up, first I need look from Mark Felton Videos"
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  17811. Great story again! Congrats on the YouTube award . Well deserved! All the best to you and your family
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  17812. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  17813. Hells yeah
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  17814. This is something I have no clue about so im glad to hear it from my favourite channel on YouTube.
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  17815. Your videos are an endless supply of infinite knowledge. Thank you sir
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  17816. Hit the notification 🔔I guarantee you’ll learn something. Nothing comes close to Dr Felton’s content. Thanks again Mark.
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  17817. ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT 👍
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  17818. Here before this gets a million views! Love your work Mark!
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  17819. This was a great one Mark! Cheers
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  17820. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  17821. Another fascinating video. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  17822. If its dr falton i just press like.. i trust him that much for content
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  17823. Thank you for uploading Mark. I always appreciate your videos and your work.
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  17824. I can’t get enough of Mark’s content. Ngl 👍
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  17825. Very good vid!
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  17826. Yes💥Thanks Dr.
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  17827. Your videos are amazing works of art, Dr. Felton. I always enjoy learning from you!
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  17828. It’s always a good day when I see one of your videos, Dr. Felton. Interesting, well researched and well presented. As usual. I would guess you have the most devoted followers on YouTube. Thank you.
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  17829. Brilliant as always Mark. Well done
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  17830. awesome history!
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  17831. Wow amazing story, I love your videos 👍
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  17832. Love the video Mark Felton, Keep up the good work as always
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  17833. Amazing amount of work and detail. Fascinating.
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  17834. Fascinating...great story. Thanx mark
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  17835. It is nice to learn new facts and information, I knew of this but not in this much detail, thank you for posting
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  17836. Thank you, Dr. Felton. Never knew this.
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  17837. It's a reconstruction, perhaps for a documentary.
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  17838. Thank you. I enjoy all your videos. Seeing this I know some things I had heard were correct.
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  17839. Fascinating and fantastic as always, thank you ✌️ 😎
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  17840. Click like first, then watch! Because Dr. Feltons videos are ALWAYS top-notch!
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  17841. Thanks!
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  17842. when I hear that particular intro music I know I'm in for a good watch. Thanks Mr Felton
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  17843. Mark F.....i love ww2 history and you-are-the-best at investigating and then telling the story. Thank you Mark, Thank you Mark, Thank you Mark!!!!!!!!
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  17844. Man you make the best videos ! Takes me back to being a kid and listening to ww2 in color
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  17845. Fascinating. Great research. The layers you peel away to reveal the detailed, human story underlying well-trodden, somewhat jaded accounts of the war make all the difference in understanding why people acted the way they did.
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  17846. Excellent stuff as usual
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  17847. Wow!!! I'm constantly learning something new everytime I watch these videos.
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  17848. Unreal... these hidden gems Mark finds are outstanding!
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  17849. Didnt know about the brother. Love this channel. Thanks for sharing 👍
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  17850. Six minutes 45th comment. Man you guys are fast. Thanks Dr. Felton! Thumbs up before watching even 5 seconds of the video!
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  17851. Yes an mark video!!
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  17852. Ahhh ... time to go home on a Friday. WAIT! Dr. Felton just uploaded another excellent history video! Home can wait ...
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  17853. Dr Felton’s army is soon numbering 1.000.000 loyal followers 👍🏻
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  17854. Very informative! I learned something today. :)
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  17855. Love your channel Mark. Love learning about these interesting people and love imagining what it were like to be alive during their time.. Can u imagine
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  17856. Thx once again!
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  17857. Best content on YouTube! Always excited when I see an upload!
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  17858. I like the photo of you at the start. Badass!
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  17859. Omg, thanks again for another glimpse of hidden history
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  17860. Here in Svendborg,Denmark an Irishman who loves Dr Felton.
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  17861. Excellently done. Fascinating!
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  17862. ANOTHER GAP in my historical knowledge filled by Herr Mark Felton !
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  17863. Mark Felton, what History Channel 2 was before it became Vice, at least on US Directv.
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  17864. Deep greetings from mongolia. ( person loves your ww2 documentaries)
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  17865. Love you mark Felton! Only thing I watch on YouTube
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  17866. Always intresting never dull with Mark's video.
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  17867. Mark my man keep up the good work. Always a pleasure to watch your informative and entertaining videos.
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  17868. I love ur history videos. There so well done.thanks for all the time and effort put into the content
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  17869. this is the most incredible series, amazing
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  17870. Ahh yes the only doctor I want to hear from once a week!
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  17871. This mini series has been wonderful. Thanks so much.
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  17872. Simply the best stuff on YouTube, Nuf said!
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  17873. Mark.. keep up the great work. Your videos are fantastic.
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  17874. Fascinating! I look eagerly to the next episode!!
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  17875. FASCINATING story Dr. Mark! Many Thanks!
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  17876. I remember seeing regularly a Dakota fly over Bromborough/UK in the mid '80's... I believe it was a Royal Mail flight to the IoM, The sound was distinctive and it took ages to fly over. Thanks for the reminder of Happy Days Mark!
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  17877. a Doctor Felton a day keeps the boredom away....
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  17878. I watched a video on netflix about Hitlers armored train Amerika. Not watching the screen but listening, I heard a familiar voice. Sure enough, Mark Felton. Told my wife "you know that youtube channel I'm always watching? there he is on TV" haha
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  17879. Mark. Do you sleep? How do you manage to research and post all of this great content for us? In any case it's much appreciated in these troubled times! Thank you so much! Rich.
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  17880. Love how you bring these stories to YouTube, did you write the article (seems so, or did they transcribe your video?) do you usually link to the content you read? You’ve got a really engaging voice for war documentaries—keep it up. https://www.military-history.org/articles/war-zone-city-of-terror-the-japanese-takeover-of-shanghai.htm
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  17881. Released 4 minutes ago; 1035 views and 174 likes. Fantastic.
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  17882. Love this story. Great presentation Mark
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  17883. Absolutely stellar job as always Mark.
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  17884. Surely there's a million subscribers waiting to happen for this channel. I honestly thought WW2 had been covered, but I'm so pleased Mark has released these brilliant informative posts.
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  17885. Another home run from Dr. Felton! Thank you.
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  17886. Excellent video! Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  17887. Excellent presentation and very timely. Thanks Mark.
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  17888. Most interesting, and this video is appreciated. Thank you!
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  17889. Another thinking outside the box subject for a great video!
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  17890. This was excellent, as usual
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  17891. What a treat! Thanks for the new upload!
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  17892. A very lovely video 📹 ❤
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  17893. Very interesting video - as always. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  17894. very good episode :thanksdoc:
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  17895. Rodney: "I swear Del, I just saw prince Philip driving a black cab, down the high street!" Del: "Sure, ya have! ...and grandad here, is the queen mum, I suppose?"
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  17896. Once again brilliant
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  17897. Best video series out there on great history
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  17898. Very informative and enjoyable.
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  17899. As always, it was an amazing video.
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  17900. A really interesting video 👏👏👏
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  17901. Another great and interesting video!...who history twists and turns.
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  17902. Wonderful as always. Thank you dr Felton.😊
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  17903. Absolutely fascinating story, thanks for posting Mark.
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  17904. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  17905. Thank-you Mark another great video of a story never heard for a long time lost to history brought to life again
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  17906. Very interesting!
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  17907. I so thought it was going to be a lot of hearsay but it's just classic Mark Felton
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  17908. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  17909. Great story. Thanks 🌹 +1.
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  17910. Brilliant video from Dr Felton. I used to live in Cambridge and know that area well . Great seeing history in places you know . Thanks for this insightful story.
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  17911. A very long wheeled lattice-work trailer especially designed for carrying aircraft fuselages and/or wings. Usually painted RAF blue.
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  17912. Very interesting. Particularly liked the excellent 'then and now' photographs. Thanks for upload.
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  17913. I once way back in about 1980 took a few Aircraft Archeologists around my locality in Hampshire and found the site of a downed Heinkel bomber they had been seeking that matched their photograph leaning against a farm house. When they went back days later for a further look themselves they discovered one of the farmers wheel barrows had a Heinkel tail wheel as a barrow wheel. :))
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  17914. Love your channel and what you're doing, Mark.
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  17915. Thanks for another great video. Always love to hear you distinct voice😊
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  17916. Stalin looked happy as a Hound in a butcher shop. Too bad that he didn’t get his hands on the Blutfahne. Also, that his business deal with Hitler went south! Great film Mark, super interesting! Thanks!🌈
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  17917. Very interesting rabbit hole that was started by a pair of shotguns! Great video.
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  17918. Fantastic historical sleuthing Mr Felton. You’ve outdone your sterling reputation.
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  17919. That was REALLY interesting, thank you!
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  17920. A new Mark Felton video is always the perfect excuse for a coffee break.
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  17921. A first class bit of research Mark. Thanks from everyone for all your efforts. What we are not told is always so much more interesting than the guff churned out by the MSM.
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  17922. Wow - great research and objective delivery. Thank you.
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  17923. Thanks!
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  17924. Brilliant as always Mark, thanks for your hard work on this!
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  17925. As Sergeant Wilson once said, 'Oh dearie me, oh dearie, dearie me, oh dearie, dearie, me!'
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  17926. I appreciate your diligent work. The untold stories are the best! Thank you.☺️👑🌍🌏🌎💚@undwallace
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  17927. So very well researched and very enlightening, thanks Mark 👌
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  17928. Great historical research. Solving puzzles.
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  17929. Mr.Felton, you are a true sleuth I look forward to the day when I address you as Sir Felton!
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  17930. Been here forever this channel is amazing keep at it !
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  17931. GRATZ on 300K Mark AND on birthday of channel!!!
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  17932. Thank you Mark very cool! I just got your book ghost riders and I love it!
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  17933. Simple soul, over here: see Mark's vid, I click "like".
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  17934. Several years ago, I met an engraver of guns who was a retired scientist and corporate manager...he told me he was a 5th generation engraver and took up this craft in retirement to follow in his forebears' craft....The thing of interest to this video is that he claimed that his great grandfather was the Imperial Engraver to the German Kaiser! He had a large collection of antique firearms and swords, some passed down through the generations. He even had several elephant tusks passed on from his ancestors. They looked rather old but were used to make ivory inlays and handles. He said that the tusks were from the mid-1800's, what was left of a stash of ivory used for guns made for royalty throughout Europe. One was an Italian Navy revolver. He claimed it was owned by an Italian Admiral. Another muzzle loading rifle/musket was from the Crimean War....old historic pieces that he engraved. I think I will make a trip to find that old retired engrave and show him this video. Maybe he has some information about it.
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  17935. Mark Felton is the best historian on and off youtube!
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  17936. Thank you Dr. Felton! You are always the best!
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  17937. i think that shoot gun was own by German Kaiser, but not Wilhelm II but its father Wilhelm I, it would match age and its old fashion tech.
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  17938. Amazing content! Thank you Mr Felton. Always a pleasure listening to your work.
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  17939. Thank you, Dr. Felton, your wonderful and lesser known stories never fail to amaze me!
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  17940. Isn't this gun equally likely to have belonged to Wilhelm I as Wilhelm II? Its 1860s/70s date of likely manufacture seem to suggest this.
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  17941. Thank You Dr Felton for another outstanding video.
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  17942. another awesome mark felton video!
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  17943. Nice work, as always!
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  17944. got one here in roker Sunderland ill donate
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  17945. Your latest video about naval mines is excellent as always Dr Felton. There is a rare mistake at 3:52 "...they were magnetic weapons, the mines' metal horns being attracted to the hulls of ships." Contact mines and magnetic mines are different. Tethered floating contact mines with soft metal horns were developed in the 1870s. For this type of mine to detonate at least one of the horns needs to be physically struck by a target ship or submarine. Magnetic mines which lie on the seabed are a sub-category of influence mines and were famously deployed by Germany against British shipping lanes from 1939 in WW2. These mines don't have horns and are instead triggered by a ship or submarine passing over/nearby, so magnetic mines will detonate without direct contact. Please keep up the outstanding good work, I will continue to watch out for your videos.
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  17946. Thanks Mark!
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  17947. I swear I have watched all of Mark Felton's videos and all have been absolutely top tier and amazing. Excellent work Mark and thanks for the great content keeping us entertained throughout the pandemic!
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  17948. Thank you
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  17949. Give em a 👍. Thanks Mark.
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  17950. I remember putting pennies in one of those on Brixham Harbour when I was 7 - 1959 and on holiday. Ever since then EVERYTIME I see one I always put money in
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  17951. If you visit Weymouth, Dorset; it's outside the Kings Arms, on Trinity Street. There's also a NaZi Uboat anchor in Hope Square, and if you visit Castletown Portland, there are two Mulberry Harbours, a type 21 torpedo, and a Sherman tank, amongst others, in the DDay museum.
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  17952. I'm really glad I found this channel. Wow.
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  17953. Best war information channel! I am so happy I subscribed. :-) My town actually has a deactivated mine down at our harbour. It is quite large. Would you like to see it, Mark? :-)
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  17954. Their is or was a navel mine next to the windermere lake cruisers building in Bowness in Cumbria.
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  17955. I took pics of 2 of such mines in Lowestoft, didn't realize they were for charity, thanks so much for the history!
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  17956. I always think I've seen everything about World War II, but then I come across one of Mark Felton's video clips and I always learn something new!. Keep them coming, mark!
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  17957. As a child, I remember begging for a penny from my Mother to put into any collecting mines we came across.
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  17958. Thanks mark from Graham conquer ,I love your channel I had subscription with Jane's while in the REME and the parachute regiment 2nd battalion ,I utilised the base library my basic training in army apprentice college PLT commander a adjudent general corp major said I should take a career in military history mark there's one in ullapool Scotland ,great channel my friend
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  17959. from Fraser, husband of Leslie Yet another really excellent "short" from Mark on something I remember as a boy in the 50s when we went to the seaside in a coach. Nobody had a car then ! What is not generally known is the shipping companies cut off all income to any sailors who survived a sinking the moment they were advised of the loss of the ship. This ship could, of course have been sunk many thousands of miles away and survivors had to get back to the company offices in the UK to get fresh employment, It was the same with the Royal Navy, Hence the very real need for this charity. Officers went onto half-pay so not so in need.
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  17960. Mark Felton videos literally keep me from ending myself
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  17961. Outstanding
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  17962. FIRST! Very great as always Mark.
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  17963. I live near the elan valley in powys, wales, where they tested the dam busting bouncing bomb, theres a bunch of pill box's on the hills around the dams there too
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  17964. Thank you, Mr Felton. All history and no politics.
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  17965. Well done. Thank you.
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  17966. Felton is a national and international treasure.
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  17967. I remember them, have a memorial at Mundesley, Norfolk to those who lost their life in mine clearances. Trinity House also helps destitute sailors. Has a fascinating history.
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  17968. They used to wash up on the beaches of south Wales in the 70s and 80s.....I remember them well as a lad, spikey, big, corroded. At low tide sometimes they could be seen half burried in the sand further out.
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  17969. Slightly different subject and from WW1 a German U Boat deck gun us been on display in Ward Park Bangor Co Diwn N Ireland Its still there today
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  17970. A great film, educating us in many ways. Thank you Mark, for drawing my attention the the Shipwrecked Mariners' charity.
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  17971. I am old enough to remember seeing many such 'charity boxes' dispersed around our seaside resorts post-war - I can also remember as a kid in the 1950s taking trips around various bays, on DUKWs left behind by the military and sold cheaply to enterprising civilians - all very 'exciting' to the youngsters who did not face the dangers posed during WWII. I can remember as a young kid going out to Singapore circa 1949 - that the troopship crew would go on 'mine alert' periodically.
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  17972. Always learning, thank you.
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  17973. Danke!
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  17974. It’s a good day when Mark Felton posts
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  17975. Mark, you pull the most fascinating rabbits out of your hat. Ta muchly, as always.
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  17976. Wonderful history . Thank you .
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  17977. Thanks Mark, I am always excited to see you post a new video. This one was especially interesting as I have a fascination with the Panther, thanks again, cheers
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  17978. Thank-you, Dr. Felton!
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  17979. Subscribe now! Excellent channel.
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  17980. Once again again Mark very interesting and informative
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  17981. An amazing story. Thanks.
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  17982. Mark! Once again a excellent video and this is going to be my Friday Night Entertainment so thank you!
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  17983. I have follow both ACE destryer and Mark felton, and I must say whitout a doubt, tha Mark felton is the best of ww2
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  17984. Another great video mark 😉.
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  17985. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  17986. Great work 👍
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  17987. Another excellent video.
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  17988. Yay I'm the first one lol thanks for the amazing video also thanks for bringing forgotten world war 2 battle's
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  17989. Top historian Mark Felton
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  17990. Nothing like getting up on a Saturday morning and watching these hidden gems. This particular reel was so tragic regarding the blue on blue fighting, such a waste of life.
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  17991. Thank You for posting this.
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  17992. 2 million subscribers! Congratulations and thank you from a history junkie!
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  17993. Yet again I have the opportunity to say, “I had no idea.”
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  17994. Some really great footage. Thanks for the research and great presentation.
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  17995. I have to say the opening sequence was met with real military jet aircraft performing maneuvers 3000 feet above my head! Im under a F35 training umbrella. ;) Great timing.
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  17996. Wow never heard of this before, great explanation as usual.
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  17997. 2,140 views 11 minutes ago. That's really impressive. Thanks for all the vids!
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  17998. A Very Great Video!
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  17999. Nothing else to say, but that this was very cool and informative!
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  18000. The German stereo cameras of the time used by these aircraft produced excellent results.
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  18001. Excellent information and corrections to the history books. Thank You Mark Felton.
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  18002. Thank you
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  18003. Wooooo my Friday night sorted
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  18004. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  18005. Mark Felton is the originale no nonsense dude historian…. Big up👍🏾
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  18006. Wow!!!!!! Wonderful analysis and historical prospective. Thank you.
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  18007. OH YESSSS ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO
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  18008. Great informative video and of course history told in a correct manor. War is mostly untold or hidden in the memory’s of the dead.
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  18009. thorough and enjoyable coverage of a neglected portion of history. thanks again Mark
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  18010. Astonishing attention to detail and accuracy
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  18011. Mark you are better than my secondary school God bless you
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  18012. Thank You Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos !! Thanks for your Expertise
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  18013. Absolutely Amazing ❤️❤️🙏Thank You So Much
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  18014. Another great video, thanks Dr. Felton!
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  18015. Congrats for entering in the Royal Society ranks.
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  18016. Dr Mark. Your stuff is great and very entertaining. Thank you. From South Africa.
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  18017. Absolutely stunning, thanks Mark.❤
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  18018. Allways very interesting stories about the second world war, present fom Dr. Felton. Top. 👍👏👏👍 Nice greetings from Germany. 🍀🇩🇪🍀
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  18019. Thank you for providing the full video of the bus ride up the mountain. Felt like I was there with you!
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  18020. Interesting. I'm watching from Colorado. My home is on the front range of the Rockies, at 6000 feet above sea level, and it is pretty heavenly up here.
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  18021. Another great video !! Thank you Mark
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  18022. ❤❤❤ my husband and I were there in 2019 on our honeymoon. It was so breathtaking to be in the mountains like that. Such an amazing experience.
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  18023. My father was in the 9th Army Air Force a staff sergeant. He was up there in July 1945. I have a picture of him sitting in one of Hitler’s chairs.
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  18024. MARK- Hopefully by the end of the year you will have 3 million subscribers!!!!💯💯💯
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  18025. Was fortunate to take this very tour just last week! Great recap of the winding drive up!
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  18026. Absolutely brilliant short story.
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  18027. I couldn’t get enough of Dr. Felton, so I went back and re-enjoyed several episodes. I’ve done that before. Oh well, he can only do so much, and this pensioner can’t contribute to Patreon. I urge those who can, to do so!
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  18028. You have a great channel Mark.
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  18029. Man you're the only other person in 30 Years or so that I've herd mention this funny how things get forgotten or ignored!
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  18030. Bloody amazing!! Never knew about this!! Thank you Mark. 👍
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  18031. I love your work man
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  18032. Another amazing unknown episode of the world's worst war.
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  18033. I’m a simple man, I see notification, I stop my life to watch a mike Felton video
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  18034. Hi Dr. Felton, I want to thank you for sharing your knowledge and providing everyone with your detailed and entertaining videos. I am a student in the United States pursuing a degree in History. I desire to become a professor of military history or military historian. Your videos have been very helpful. I look forward to them daily and rewatch them often. Thank you again for all that you do. Have a Blessed Day, E.Knight
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  18035. Very interesting story. I was not aware of the broad attempt of the french attack in 1939. Always thought it was just a matter of a few bataillons. Thank you Mark, for highlighting this event.👍👍😊
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  18036. Wow, for all the reading I have done on WWII, I never knew this.
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  18037. You've unearthed the most amazing gems of history. Thank you.
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  18038. Very interesting. Love your videos. I always learn something I did not it know and I'm a WW2 history buff. Thanks again.
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  18039. I thought he meant Poland for a second then I realized my eyes are seeing what they are meant to
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  18040. Sweet video, thank you 🙏 Marky Mark.
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  18041. Nice,new video
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  18042. Happy to see this video. I always watch them at night …but I “like” them and “save” them first.
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  18043. Thank you for sharing.🇺🇲🙏🤗✌️
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  18044. Now it is perfect! Thanks Mark!
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  18045. Superb👍 Another fantastic insight into unknown history
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  18046. Woke up, opened YouTube, nearly did a spit take when I saw the video lol. Man how does he find this stuff? Honestly amazing.
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  18047. This is extremely great short documentary film.
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  18048. Fantastic piece . . . You have outdone even yourself sir!
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  18049. Staying up this late payed off
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  18050. Fantastic video! Up there with one off my favourites from this channel, keep up the fantastic work!
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  18051. Excellent Video with Detailed Historical Information.
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  18052. A brief second to appreciate the legend that is Mark and all associated with this fantastic channel.
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  18053. Your most intriguing episode, I think. Great work!
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  18054. Amazing love your channel
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  18055. Nice vid mark
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  18056. Great information! Thank you!
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  18057. Best history YouTuber out there
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  18058. Very very interesting.
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  18059. Hi Mark another fantastic video. Thank you, best wishes.
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  18060. Excellent thanks.
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  18061. Love this kind of stuff. ....and so we'll documented and presented!
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  18062. When I see a Mark Felton video, I know great history will be revealed. Yes, as someone said before me, Golden!
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  18063. Very good research, impressive.😉
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  18064. Fascinating story, thanks for posting
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  18065. Great channel! A fan from Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  18066. Cup of tea...a Nice Seat and Mark Felton. Good way to start the Day!
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  18067. Thanks!
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  18068. I really appreciate the detail and presentation of your videos, Dr. Felton. I learn so much and enjoy your efforts immensely. Thank you for what you do.
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  18069. You have the best channel on war history out there by far, thank you for everything you do Mark!! You’re a blessing for us War History nerds!!! 🙏
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  18070. The facts seem to offend you, maybe stick to fairytales.
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  18071. For telling the truth???
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  18072. Great video as always! Dr Felton.
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  18073. Excellent vid, as usual. Ty.
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  18074. Mark I'd heard of him before, but not so detailed as your info. Thank you my eastern connection. Your Friend The Nebraskan Assassin
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  18075. A outstanding production... You out did your own high standards.
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  18076. I swear I’ve been getting into these videos for the past 2-3 months and there so interesting I love you mark .
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  18077. I see mark video I watch
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  18078. Excellent video once again...who was his 'mini me'?🤣
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  18079. Mark .. you are an awesome historian.... just facts. I hope the censors here will not delete your documentaries
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  18080. Almost 1 million subscribers, well done Dr Felton.
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  18081. Excited to see you hit 1M subs! Great content as always
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  18082. Wonderful video! Wonderful job!
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  18083. Thank you for your work Mark! So happy for your success! Well deserved sir!
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  18084. Another cracking slice of history, Dr Mark. Many thanks.
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  18085. Brilliant Analysis. Another Mystery like Mueller.
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  18086. Very informative, Coach
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  18087. It was a cold and rainy day today at work this is exactly what I needed to get through it
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  18088. Compelling, well put together and all round excellent stuff Mark .
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  18089. Great videos,narrated excellently throwing light to an area we thought we knew a lot of things about.
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  18090. Really informative, please keep them coming...
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  18091. Very captivating as usual
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  18092. Yessss! Happy hour!
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  18093. Great job once again, Dr. Felton. Outstanding work. This particular episode leaves an avenue for any number of books, doctoral theses, research projects and the like. Thank you once again for another A #1 quality historical video presentation!
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  18094. 👍👍👍
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  18095. Fantastic work. I’ve subscribed.
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  18096. Evening tea and marks videos - thanks!
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  18097. One plus of the covid lockdowns is finding this channel. Thanks Mark.
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  18098. You actually use evidence. In every video you do. It's so nice.
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  18099. New MFP videos are one of the treats in life
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  18100. Mark, a fantastic presentation of the crime on Humanity! Thanks!!
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  18101. Love your channel Mark...thank you for all the hard work...it is sincerely appreciated.
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  18102. Another superb film by Dr Felton. Thank you from New Zealand sir!
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  18103. What a Video, LOVE HOW MR. FELTON STICKS TO THE FACTS!!! Another Great Video!!! 😃😃😃
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  18104. Great video..informative!
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  18105. Another informative and interesting video. Keep up the great work Mark !
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  18106. Dr. Felton’s videos on WWII are amazingly enjoyable to watch. I looked up information on Chandra Bose whom he noted in a still of Himmler in this video and I learned something new on the history of India and it’s part in the drama of WWII.
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  18107. Thanks Mark for another quality video 👍
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  18108. Great videos.
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  18109. This channel is like my secret gf, your not supposed to be here and if anyone found out they would be mad.... , but god damn do I like to visit you.
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  18110. Always the man, right up there with Kershaw, Rhodes, Snyder etal Well done from NorCal!
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  18111. Amazing how much information you can pack into ten minutes.
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  18112. Nice one Mark..but also nice videos by Mike Muzik👍
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  18113. Another great short documentary on a lesser known aspect of the eastern front high command infrastructure.
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  18114. Whenever I hear the opening theme music , I know iam in for a treat .!!!! 🙎‍♂️
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  18115. Damnit, I’m meant to be working Mark. :-)
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  18116. Another genuinely interesting video - don’t know how Mark comes up with research ideas and the facts to back them up. This stuff should be on main stream TV
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  18117. Top tier stuff right here mate
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  18118. Amazing video keep it up mark !
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  18119. I'm only in year 9 and I can confirm that Dr mark felton really does make history come to life, I think I've learned more about history from your 10 minute videos than I have from my 2 hour lessons of history at school.
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  18120. I literally just got to sleep you bastard! Keep 'em coming sir!
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  18121. Yet another awesome video that would leave me baffled and with the words "I have never known anything about this" on my lips... I really appreciate you shocking me like this again and again... Please keep up your great work !
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  18122. Buenas noches
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  18123. Outstanding Dr.Felton!
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  18124. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  18125. One of my favorite YouTubers
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  18126. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  18127. Excellent video.
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  18128. Doc, thanks for continuing to be the shining beacon of my notifications; you’re still helping me through
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  18129. Another great vid sir! Keep up the good work
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  18130. Best History teacher on TV.👏
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  18131. Every day or so I learn, thank you.
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  18132. Wow. Great history. Love this channel.
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  18133. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  18134. Mark, this one was really enthralling to say the least. Many thanks.
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  18135. It is cool to watch this video looking out of my windows at the former Breslau Hauptbahnhof.
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  18136. Thank you Dr Mark.
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  18137. Another great video Dr. Felton! Thank you for continuing to enlighten me.
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  18138. Thank you Felton cheers
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  18139. So much fascinating history to discover and Dr Felton does it with great aplomb! Look forward to the next gem!
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  18140. Mark is the BEST teacher on YouTube 🚫 🧢
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  18141. Thank you so much. You made my night!
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  18142. Thank you SO MUCH for your high-quality documentaries. Much better than anything on television these days. Thank you, such a bright light!
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  18143. all of your videos are excellent!! i’m so glad i found your channel!
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  18144. Excellent video as always you don't see too much US army action against Japanese in world war II it's mostly u.s. Marine corps well done mark
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  18145. Mr. Felton never disappoints .Bravo !
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  18146. Mark, you literally have the most thoughtful and well put together content I have ever seen on youtube.
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  18147. a great video by a great youtuber.
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  18148. Man I’ll be going about my life while the intro to your videos is playing in my head how do I make it stop 😂
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  18149. I'm fairly certain TWIGHLIGHT ZONES Rod Serling was in this drop. Awesome job I had no idea they were crazy enough to film it. Most awesome generation May FATHER be with THEM. Outstanding work Thank you Very Much.
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  18150. OUTSTANDING!!!
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  18151. This video was especially awesome! Not sure why but I looooove the real action footage.
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  18152. Mark you're the greatest man I love you
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  18153. Lovely topic Mark
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  18154. Looking at the photo from the 1980’s, you can honestly say “yea he is going to have a doctorate degree someday” - thanks for Halloween video Dr Felton!
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  18155. Excellent story, Mark. Thanks.
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  18156. Happy Halloween! 🎃
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  18157. Always love the special episodes! Thanks Dr. Felton. 🎃
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  18158. I enjoyed this history, and the corny music and sound effects you added to the video. Gave me some good chuckles. Good job!
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  18159. Great ghost story to top of this special occasion. Happy Halloween Mark!
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  18160. That’s a 90 minute bike ride from Colchester. Impressive, that drive to go there. I only biked that long for visiting air bases 😉
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  18161. Ideal video for the day; hard to believe anything/one can give Dr. Felton the 'willies'. Adorable 1980s photo was a treat/trick too.
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  18162. This was really fun and entertaining for halloween. Thanks.
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  18163. How fitting for Halloween! Nice job Mark!
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  18164. This is officially my favorite episode. Chef’s kiss for the sound effects, sir.
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  18165. Well done Mark! Really enjoying all your stories! Keep it up.
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  18166. Doctor Felton, you gave me the chills.😱 Great ghost story.👻👻👻
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  18167. Another great Halloween special from Dr. Felton! You clearly had a lot of fun with the soundtrack for this one sir!
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  18168. 'gave me a case of the willies'... a phase we don't here often enough. Hats off to Mark for this one.
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  18169. Thank you, Dr. Felton! The English have the best ghost stories. I became acquainted with the genre in the 1970s (I clearly recall one book I bought in grade school through the Scholastic Books flyer with a chapter on Borely Rectory). Also, John Canning's 50 Great Ghost Stories, which I have had since my mother gave to me for Halloween in 1977, discusses Borley Rectory. I still enjoy the genre and return to it every September through November. Harry Price has, sadly, not turned out to be the only one manipulating & embellishing ghost stories for gain. M. R. James (now available on YouTube read by the late Michael Hordern and by the estimable Simon Stanhope) has taken pride of place for me in recent years. Your discussion of Borley Rectory was digested here in New England with a mug of fresh cider by candlelight, with an atmospheric ambiance on the big screen. Thank you again! I hope you make this an annual tradition.
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  18170. The inhabitants of Borley need to spend a few days at Loch Ness to pick up some marketing tips.
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  18171. Excellent as always, thank you and have a very Spooky Halloween. Cheers from Ontario,Canada
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  18172. Although I don't believe such ghosts stories, I did enjoy this video.:face-orange-raised-eyebrow:
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  18173. 🎃 Happy Halloween🎃
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  18174. Can't beat a good childhood summer adventure with friends on bikes exploring the country side in my case on my trusty Raleigh Grifter 😊👍
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  18175. Thank you, Mr. Felton.
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  18176. Great videos....Mark does his research.
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  18177. ♥️from India 🇮🇳
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  18178. Wow another great story! Thanks Dr Felton!
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  18179. Don't even need to watch before hitting that "like" button! You know it's great!
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  18180. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  18181. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  18182. He visited 'Mount Stewart estate' in my hometown in 1936. Staff n locals renamed him Ribbentripe!
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  18183. Thank you Sir..... Shoe🇺🇸
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  18184. Always enjoy your videos. So many are offbeat and with intriguing info.
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  18185. Neasden?
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  18186. Going out to work in the yard........ A Dr Felton video is available........ The yard can wait.......
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  18187. Thanks for this video very interesting!
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  18188. Interesting vid Mark. New one on me thanks for posting.
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  18189. Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.
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  18190. Excellent narration & footage as usual Mark. I really like your war stories.
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  18191. I lived near RAF Lakenheath; F-104s. (Starfighters) of the West German Luftwaffe were a common sight in the 70s.
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  18192. In the 1980's we did our live fire exercises at Grafenwhor in West Germany. Saw some West German Leopards there. Glad we were on the same side!
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  18193. You never frail to amaze me, what another interesting bit of history.
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  18194. I just watched Power and paranoia in the third Reich on my local history channel (New Zealand). And who did I spot? My favourite Dr of history Mark Felton.
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  18195. Hail Dr. Felton , more one fascinant video . Have a Nice day Dr. Felton . Thanks so much .
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  18196. Another diamond in the rough in regards to WWII. I was pleasantly surprised. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  18197. Thank You, Mark. Never knew about this .
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  18198. Cool story, thanks Mark!
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  18199. Thankyou for raising awareness about the war in China. I was surprised you picked this raid and not the one on Taiwan involving the Soviet Volunteer group. Cheers
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  18200. At 1:25 he states the first raid was "four years earlier". At 9:43 he does then say the mission leader flew it "two years before Jimmy Doolittle". Nobody is perfect, we all make mistakes.
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  18201. Very interesting indeed.
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  18202. 2nd plane Travis Hoover was in. He pinned my Pops wings on in the late 50s. Your videos are great Sir!
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  18203. This was an uplifting story that must be unknown to most of us in Europe.
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  18204. What the hell are you blathering about? You don't understand English? He was a SM in the medical corps he raised. He was in frontline service during two wars. Not a combad soldier but a Medical orderly, yes, but hat doesn't mean he wasn't there.
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  18205. Thank you Dr Felton for involvement of indians in boerwar
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  18206. You know it's going to be a fantastic lunchbreak when a new Mark Felton video is released 😁
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  18207. Very interessting Facts i didnt know. Great Content like always! 👍
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  18208. Ur subs have grown so much 1.5 mil
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  18209. Another wonderful and informative video Mr. Felton. Well done, sir and thank you for your tremendous efforts in research and production. Merry Christmas from America.
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  18210. Best channel on YouTube you should have your own show on Netflix!
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  18211. Thank you. Very interesing historical events.
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  18212. Hi Mark! Great video as always!
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  18213. Thank you for another interesting video Mark
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  18214. Dr felton, you are the best. Thanks for your channel, and their content. Greattings from Portugal.
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  18215. 78 Division losses were 1515 officially.
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  18216. Love your Vids mate
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  18217. THIS IS THE MOST INTRESTING CHANEL ON YOU TUBE
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  18218. Reading the comments, I just learned that I am a Feltonian. Who knew?
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  18219. Another great video
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  18220. It’s a pleasure to be a subscriber to your channel sir!!
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  18221. Nice video again. On the old map in the video i saw St-Vith. I live just south of it. When it is snowing it always reminds me of the battles, here in the area.
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  18222. You are the best. No bias no bs.
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  18223. Me about to go to bed after working night shift. Cancel that Mark Felton uploaded.
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  18224. Once i hear the intro music from this channel i immediately know that im about to watch something fascinating and irresistible to watch..
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  18225. Sir Mark. Words cannot express the enjoyment I get hearing your stories. Many Thanks. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  18226. Excellent work, Mark!
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  18227. Fascinating....Thanx mark
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  18228. My dad was an MP Sergeant in Patton's Army. I wish I had asked him about th war although he never talked about it. He used to wake up with a start as though he were still under fire. Long before there was a name for it. ..
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  18229. Fascinating as usual. Thanks Mark.
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  18230. Great work as always, also quite a funny coincidence that I just came home from visiting relatives in Nancy and then stumble upon this video. I appreciate you shedding some light on an episode of my native city's history.
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  18231. Most interesting!!
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  18232. Fascinating, thanks Mark 👍☠️
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  18233. A remarkable documentary. Thank you.
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  18234. Top class as always Mark. Thanks for your great work.
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  18235. Dr mark Felton you are the best historian I have checked my YouTube frequently to know when you would drop new video thanks mark
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  18236. A great presentation once again mark. 10/10.
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  18237. One of your best. thanks
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  18238. I hate there isnt more of these vids. I could watch these vids everyday (I do) until I've run out of new Mark Felton vids (I have) 😑
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  18239. Thank you Mark for your fantastic, superb work. Every new video is better than the previous one!
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  18240. The last bit made me chuckle abit.
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  18241. I wish I was doing a history degree so when I spend my time watching these instead of my lectures I can at least pretend I'm doing research
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  18242. Great video. Thank you.
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  18243. Great work as always Mark !
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  18244. Great videos keep up the great work
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  18245. Brilliant documentary, yet again..!
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  18246. Never clicked a video this fast. Keep up the awesome work MFP!
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  18247. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  18248. New video drop is the best part of my day! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  18249. Finally another video thank you mark. I absolutely love ur videos been watching them all day at work for a week straight when I'm not busy.
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  18250. The first thing I do when mark posts a video comment is before doing anything like comment make new account sub notifications on share with all group chats 😀
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  18251. Well if dr. Felton isn't telling you himself, I can recommend his book "Guarding Hitler" which I have finished reading a couple of weeks ago. Very informative and everything that is mentioned in this video is explained in even greater detail. It's easy to find, for a very reasonable price.
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  18252. I´m a simple man i see Mark Felton, i clic.
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  18253. A great Halloween tribute! Ty.
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  18254. Mark, this is one of your best! What is the ominous music? Great for Halloween!
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  18255. Came here before he even posted
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  18256. Awesome as usual. Thank you Mark!
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  18257. The new intro is just epic
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  18258. HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃, and another great video 📹 👍
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  18259. Outstanding content. Mr Felton, thank you!
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  18260. Happy Howloween, Indeed!, Mr. Mark!
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  18261. Great video! Keep up the great work!
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  18262. Never knew this. Very, very good presentation!
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  18263. Thank you. Have a good Thanksgiving in the UK.
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  18264. Yaaaay
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  18265. Thanks, Mark!
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  18266. Great Halloween special, I got creeped out and educated at the same time! Thanks Mark. Have a Happy Halloween!
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  18267. Watching this episode during night and on the occasion of Halloween gave me goosebumps...
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  18268. Thanks. Made my day
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  18269. After watching this entertaining doc, I'm a go watch The Blue Max in HD.
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  18270. Another great video. Darth Vader, 'Impressive, most impressive!'
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  18271. Get the popcorn..this will be good
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  18272. Kinda creepy i just finished watching a biography on him an hour ago.
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  18273. My 2nd halloween special from mark, the 1st one was the Ww1 car
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  18274. Hello Mark! This is gonna be a good video!
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  18275. Great information sir. Thank you for teaching me something I didn't know before watching.
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  18276. great video mark!!! very informative .
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  18277. THAT WAS AWESOME !
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  18278. This video is excellent, in common with many others on the channel.
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  18279. Good job Mark on a WW1 icon. I read a book in high school on him. From horse cavalry to fighter pilot to legend! Keep up the good work I look forward to your efforts on the obscure!!
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  18280. Such a great video! I did not know any of this.
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  18281. Aaaaaaand we are here!
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  18282. Great story. Thank you!
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  18283. This is very well done as are all of your films. Thank you!
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  18284. Thanks for historical accuracy.
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  18285. Thanks a lot for making this video I asked for
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  18286. Another well-researched video Mark, well done...
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  18287. As usual Dr. Felton setting the record straight plain and simple! Excellent content as always sir.
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  18288. The problem with believing the reporter’s charge is that I seriously doubt 1.8 million released Nazis would agree to cover such an atrocity for the Allies. Then there’s the equal problem of our GI’s keeping shut about this alleged, unsubstantiated and malicious charge. Then you have the locals living in the area who would be complaining about a familiar stench to their neighbors. And the Russians...they would have jumped on the opportunity to land a body blow of propaganda against the Eisenhower command.
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  18289. Best Historian, Hands down!
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  18290. A very sad moment in US Army history and we do not need people repeating huge exaggerations of what happened that have no basis in reality. What we need is more Dr Felton's giving the real facts.
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  18291. excellent, thank you!
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  18292. Excellent channel, one of my all time favorite 👍
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  18293. Thanks, Mark! Very interesting and informative.
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  18294. Another excellent video thank you for sharing. I always learn something new when I watch this channel.
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  18295. Your voice is ridiculously professional
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  18296. Mark's gift of logic and reason knows no limits.
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  18297. Very much outstanding documentary!
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  18298. Another great one Mark! Thanks
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  18299. My favorite ww2 historian !
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  18300. Another treasure of a lecture! Cheers, Mark!
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  18301. Love it!
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  18302. Mr. Felton owns a TYME MACHINE
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  18303. Very consistent uploads.
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  18304. Hi Mark a real interesting video mate thank you for sharing buddy keep'em coming.
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  18305. Mark! You killing it with the content good job!
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  18306. Very informative, Coach
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  18307. Mark Felton video alert!!! Courland pocket evacuations? Hot damn <gets coffee, watches>
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  18308. Cheers, Mark. Excellent video as usual. Keep up the good work.
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  18309. Mark Felton videos should replace history classes at high schools tbh
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  18310. Fantastic video as usual. The scale and horror of WW2 never stops amazing me... this channel proves there's always something new to learn.
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  18311. Thanks a million Mark! I HAVE to watch your videos nightly!
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  18312. Informative video 👍
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  18313. Thanks mark for your great content have a nice Xmas 🎄
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  18314. Well I was working on my 3/4 ton Ford man while I got this notification and I decided to take a break and watch it myself the history teacher we never had
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  18315. Thank you Dr. Felton. Once again, another unknown fact about WW2.
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  18316. Thank you for all these video's that explain a lot of history I never knew!
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  18317. Everytime I get a notification of you posting a video, I tell myself “what am I gonna learn today”. Love the videos man.
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  18318. 5* channel.
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  18319. Wow! What an interesting series. Thank you Dr. Felton. ❤️
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  18320. Excellent as always Dr Felton 👍
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  18321. Nice one Mark!
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  18322. Was one of the pastors of the church named Verecker?
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  18323. Thanks for all you do. Brilliant stuff
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  18324. There's a obelisk near me for two Polish airmen who lost there lives.
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  18325. My 'Christmas movie' normally on BBC around that time but with more substance to it than I thought thanks to Mark!
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  18326. During WW2, Canada held thousands of German POWs all across the country. There were several deaths of these men. Some died of natural causes, some shot and killed on the run after escaping and at least one was murdered by his fellow countrymen when they believed that he was a traitor and Communist in his beliefs. Initially, these men were buried all across Canada. Kitchener, Ontario has the largest population of ethnic Germans outside of Germany in the world. In fact, the City of Kitchener was named "Berlin" until 1916 when anti-German sentiment grew during WWI. Apart from Oktoberfest in Munchen, Kitchener hosts the largest Oktoberfest held anywhere else. Post war, the bodies were unearthed and buried in a local cemetery in Kitchener where the tombstones can be seen today.
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  18327. Excellent stuff as Always "The Eagle has landed" and "Where Eagles dare " are two of my favourite war films
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  18328. Milton road cemetery Weston super mare has British, Commonwealth, Germans as well as Polish and other free forces from WW2 as well as an eerie mass grave from the Weston blitz 1942
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  18329. Superb video ,just as a note there are several WW2 crew graves in Brandsburton church in E Yorks ,also in my home towns grave yard there used to be two Luftwaffe graves but these were re-patriated in the 70s back to Germany .
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  18330. These parts of historical information is very fascinating. 😮
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  18331. I visited that graveyard several times whilst at college in nearby Bircham Newton. Thanks for filling in some details.
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  18332. The Hawkinge cemetery in Kent has a section of German Luftwaffe graves right along side British and Commonwealth deceased. When I say 'along side' I mean next to each other, German, British, German, German, New Zealand, British, German, British, German. There is a plot alittle way 'south' of this that became dedicated to the Germans.
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  18333. Theres one German grave of this type and interestingly, 3 Soviet foces graves of this type in the large Stonefall cemetry in Harrogate. The commonwealth war graves section is well worth a visit. Lots of bomber crews who all went together, but beautifuly maintained. (The German and the Soviets are not in the main war grave section, but behind the chapel with other commonwealth non Air force graves.)
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  18334. We have 2 separate burials of Luftwaffe crews here in Somerset in different churchyards , both crew’s unidentified “known unto god” . One of the burials has an RAF Pilot buried nearby .
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  18335. The german government should homour your great work with a Bundesverdientkreuz Congratulations to two million subscibers!!!
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  18336. Thanks for the video and information on the airforce units Dr Felton. It is great to learn more about the history of the Ardennes offensive!! 😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  18337. We always learn something new from your video's always great content 👍
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  18338. Another interesting and informative post, thank you.
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  18339. Happy boxing day. Best wishes for 2023.🔔
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  18340. Excellent as usual
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  18341. Thank you for the video. Always great to learn something about one of my favourite battles from WWII.
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  18342. Mark, you're videos are always amazing!  just wanted to say thanks, you've provided me much thought and entertainment over the years.
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  18343. Great episode Dr. Felton!!!!! 🤝👍✋
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  18344. Another outstanding video Dr. Felton, thank you!
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  18345. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  18346. Interesting, thanks!
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  18347. Oh how I love it when I see that I have a new video from Mark Felton.
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  18348. My fav YouTuber
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  18349. This video has been a real treat! Thank you Dr Felton!
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  18350. Well done Mark as usual Great story!!!
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  18351. Congratulations Dr Felton!
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  18352. Congrats On 1 Million Subscribers Man. Keep it Up!
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  18353. 1 million yes your first and best milestone mark nice work mate you deserve this and more great vid fegelin fegelin
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  18354. Congrats! You have reached 1M!!!
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  18355. Congratulations for one million subscribers. You are doing well by keeping the flame of knowledge of our past that enlightens our present and gives us perspectives for our future. "The more you look in the past, the more you look in the future", the Historian says. Thank you and bravo. Please keep it up.
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  18356. Congrats on your 1M subscribers you truly deserves it🤙
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  18357. Tuesday morning brightened up by Mark's new video!
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  18358. Congratulations I have been subscribed around 40k A toast to this channels Success And to One Million more
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  18359. Congratulations on 1 million! As deserved as anyone on YT
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  18360. Congratulations on 1 MILLION
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  18361. Cheers for your one million subscribers Dr. Felton! Next mission, let's see if we can get two million subscribers!
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  18362. congratulations ! i love your videos
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  18363. I was so freaking excited when I saw this pop up when I opened YouTube. I’m such a history nerd 😅😂. Anyways amazing video Mark ! I have watched every single one of your videos, but this one was really amazing and special since you hit 1 million subscribers! Congratulations!! And I wanna meet you so bad ! You have taught me so much. You really inspire me to pursue my degree in history.
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  18364. Your Submissions never fail to absolutely fascinate me. How you did it with WW2 documents is beyond me. Thank you.
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  18365. Congrats on the 1mil subs! Really love the presentation, prounancement and content in your videos. Keep it up Mr Felton.
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  18366. Always great video's 👌🏻
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  18367. I like these videos so much I hit like before they even start!
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  18368. Congratulations on 1 million Mark. well deserved. probably the most in depth and widest coverage of WW11 on You Tube I have found.
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  18369. I remember being here at 150k! Congrats Mr.Felton.
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  18370. Congratulations on 1M subs!
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  18371. Wow, I didn't know that the Ju 352 has a rear staircase (ala Boeing 727) that doubles as a stand to level the fuselage floor for easy loading., besides bringing front engine closer to the ground for easy maintenance. Brilliant engineering! Far forward of its time.!! Sehr gut und Ausgezeichnet!!
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  18372. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers Mark!
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  18373. Thanks Mark and Congrats. To 1 000 000 Subs 💥💥💥
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  18374. Congrats! I've been a fan for a while now! Keep up the good work! :)
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  18375. Congratulations to this channel 😊 I'm abid viewer
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  18376. Congratulations Dr Felton🎊🎉👏👏
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  18377. congrats on one mill man keep up the great work
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  18378. Congratulations on the one millionth subscriber, Dr Felton! And an interesting subject indeed to mark the occasion. I'd read about Operation Seraglio in Robert Harris' "Selling Hitler," but your compelling account goes into far more detail.
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  18379. 1 Mil❤️
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  18380. Congratulations, Mark! Undoubtedly well deserved! Let's go for your second million! 🥳
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  18381. Congratulation on reaching 1 Million subcribers :)
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  18382. Congrats mark, been watching since 500k!
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  18383. 1M congrats Mark I hope you recieve millions more! You truly deserve it with all this incredible content!
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  18384. Happy 1 million Dr. Felton! May you enlighten more minds about things we never knew!
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  18385. These are very well done~! I also appreciate that we are not subjected to needless background music throughout. The opening theme music is very recognizable and totally matched with the subject matter.. I bet they realized that after the theme music, the narration is the star here, and needs to be listened to without distraction.
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  18386. congrats on a mil
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  18387. Congrats on the 1M subs!!! :-)
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  18388. Congrats Mark on 1 mil u deserve it
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  18389. Easily one of the 10 best channels on YouTube. Congratulations, Mark!
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  18390. 😂 this one had me in stitches! Thank you Mark Felton
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  18391. Afternoon Dr F. Happy new year hope your doing well
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  18392. Hitler’s bird is a jackdaw not a starling. This is not a Mynah mistake.
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  18393. best video yet
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  18394. If until now we knew that Dr. Mark is a good and elegant person, now we know that he also has an excellent sense of humor, this can be seen with the help of the excellent editing
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  18395. Completely enjoyable and quirky episode.
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  18396. Love the comment about Rohm! 😉 Well played, Dr Felton.
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  18397. Mark more of these videos please. Your humor had me rolling.
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  18398. Disturbing yet hilarious photos...great job as always!!!
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  18399. This is so freakish! Literally hours before this was posted I had the idea to google search if there existed any pictures that showed Hitler smiling. I feel as if the Matrix just glitched...
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  18400. S.S. The "Suspicious Scoutmaster" society 😂 Hitler never got that moustache grooming badge, did he? Mr Felton, I love all your work, but this is absolute gold
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  18401. Mark I haven't laughed that hard in a while thank you for the burns!!!
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  18402. Good one, definetely more light hearted than your usual videos. I don't think I've ever laughed this much at historical/political jokes
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  18403. Winning double entendre Dr Felton.
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  18404. Feeding the squirrel his nuts...😂😂😂 Too funny, but unintentionally spoken, Hilarious 😂😂😂
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  18405. Is Mark on the Jägermeister? Great vid as per!
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  18406. Now that’s history at its finest….thanks Dr. Mark lol.
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  18407. I’m crying bro this video caught me so off guard 😂 I wasn’t ready to be hit with all these jokes
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  18408. Man, you really are Legen- wait for it -dary!!
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  18409. Definitely one of my favorite channels 👌🏻👌🏻.. I have been obsessed with World War history since I was a kid and these videos are like damn cocaine to me.
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  18410. A very good and informative series. Thank you. Peter
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  18411. Thanks!
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  18412. Thanks for making another quality video Mark Fleton. Keep up the amazing work.
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  18413. Just when I wanted to learn about the Pathfinders, Mark puts a video out about them. Great stuff!
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  18414. Another brilliant video from Dr. Felton. Thank you!
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  18415. Love your videos mark. Just a note for the future, the Vietnamese name Nguyen is pronounced “Wynne”
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  18416. Indeed a very well done video! Thumbs up from Germany, Sir!
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  18417. Thank you Mark for the history facts!!
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  18418. Extraordinary video Dr Felton! Thanks!
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  18419. Who you gonna call? Mark Felton! 👻🚫
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  18420. My Dear MARK, you r excellent
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  18421. Thanks for all the videos, Mark! Sorry I couldn't send more!! Looking for your books!
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  18422. I'm proud that I've been following Mark ever since he only had 180k followers. Makes him the 3rd youtuber I followed that's went from below 200k to over a million in less than a few years
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  18423. Whitpusmc it’s amazing so many videos and he posts so consistently it’s like a one man amazing history channel!
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  18424. Your stories are always so well edited. Another of the many reasons why this channel is so good !
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  18425. Another fantastic upload. Thanks again are due. Safe to say that quality control is variable at best in most YT channels. Mark’s standards appear exceptional.
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  18426. Very nice Mark
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  18427. So interesting to find out about the creativity of men in the field. Thanks for bringing this kind of content to us.
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  18428. Oh, a new video! First step thumps up, afterwards I have time to watch it
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  18429. Thank you mark!!!
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  18430. Well done, thank you. Watching this reminded me of my childhood passion for books by C.B. Colby. Slim volumes with lots of photos, each one focusing on a different type of military equipment or unit.
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  18431. Great episode, Mark!
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  18432. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  18433. With that video title I just couldn't not watch. As usual, I wasn't disappointed.
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  18434. Cool stuff for week starter! 💥
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  18435. Many thanks again, great video and entertainment during these cold dark nights
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  18436. Nice presentation, thinking outside the box on how to inflict more destruction is embedded in our military roots. Cheers and stay safe
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  18437. I have a 1/35 kit of a dual bazooka jeep. You’ve inspired me to make it.
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  18438. It's nice to see a video featuring American ingenuity, thanks
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  18439. Sweet video👍👍
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  18440. Thank you dr Mark Felton.
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  18441. Once more an unknown an interesting story. Thanks @markfelton
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  18442. Mark the 🐐
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  18443. Another unnoticed story brought to us by Mark Felton
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  18444. Bren Gun carriers were kind of underestimated too. Handy things!
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  18445. I click like on your videos before I have even watched it because I KNOW I am going to like it.
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  18446. Thanks Mark. Great content as usual. Rich.
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  18447. Thanks Mark always with surprising footage I’d never seen before !
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  18448. See it click it
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  18449. The moment I saw a title as exciting as WW2 Bazooka and Rocket Jeeps sold an instant click on the video!
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  18450. Thanks for another informative & interesting video.
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  18451. My grandfather cleared mines at El Alamein. Good to know who to thank for my existance.
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  18452. Very informative. There are many Polish people here in Scotland and their contribution is often overlooked or ignored. Well done for helping to balance the record!
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  18453. What an insightful video. Yet again.
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  18454. It's not Kosakee, but Kosatzkee. Yes, I know it's not easy :)
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  18455. You made my morning
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  18456. Amazing vid
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  18457. ORP Błyskawica is currently being renewed and will be available for sightseeing in June.
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  18458. I have terrible tinnitus from the military and your videos help me sleep. Appreciate all you do Mark!
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  18459. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  18460. Thank you Mark for your hard job. Thank you for your films and historic view of WW2. I am a big fan of history (especially WW2). Respect
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  18461. Thank you Mark for this recognition , well done 👏
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  18462. Excellent Mark
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  18463. Dr. F. - I had never heard of the air-hose method of mine clearing. I can always count on you for new information. Thanks.
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  18464. Yay !! New content.
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  18465. Mighty good superior vlog.
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  18466. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  18467. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  18468. Always a better day when I have a Dr. Felton video waiting, Thank You Dr. Felton.
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  18469. I have got to hand it to you . There are not many people that I can listen to for an extended period. I come from a family that saw my mother's five brothers serve (and come home) along with my father. I kinda felt like I was in the service growing up. In a good way. I became a real war buff and you know your stuff. You are not just reading, you are telling. Thanks for that.That tune has become comforting.
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  18470. subject not obscure enough , unsubscribing Just kidding great video like always mark
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  18471. Just not cricket!… damn you Mark, I nearly sprayed tea across the room. You rotter 😉
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  18472. Mark, I can always depend on you to give me something that I never knew before. Thanks so much for this.
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  18473. Lol that's just not cricket that's made my day lol thanks Dr Felton
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  18474. The Frustrated: Yes, that is what the phrase means.
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  18475. Baddest man alive: 0:01. Thanks for your content, Mark. 👍
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  18476. Growing up I built more than one plastic Sherman tank with attached missile tubes. They were called "Screaming Mimi". Thanks for another interesting video.
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  18477. Just 15.000 than je has finally the 1mio. I am since 2016 sub
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  18478. This is definitely one of the best channels on YouTube. 👍
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  18479. Thanks a lot man for all your efforts to make history available right under my eyes 👀, I enjoy watching your videos
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  18480. Mark Felton produces likely the highest quality YouTube videos regarding WW2. Subscribe. Watch 'em all. They're wonderful.
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  18481. Once again quality episode Mark Felton !
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  18482. Too nice video thanks
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  18483. Thanks for an excellent video! Under different circumstances my grandfather could have been at Dieppe, as he fought with the 2nd Canadian Division. I'm glad he was still a training instructor at that point.
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  18484. Love your short docs. I look forward to the new ones when they come out
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  18485. Thank you Mark I never even knew about this raid.
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  18486. This is the best history channel on youtube. Honestly. Are you just one man? The 'History' Channel on TV have thousands of people and millions of dollars to produce things like ancient aliens and iceroad truckers. We want to know REAL history! Nobody I know has cable anymore for anything outside of sports.
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  18487. Love you man! Keep up the good work!
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  18488. As an Australian, I fully understand how hopeless an military operation which Churchill helped plan could be. Gallipoli, Dieppe and many more battles could be said to have fought to the last Colonial drop of blood. Thanks for an endless series of brilliant, informative pieces of history that do not seem to interest other history broadcasters.
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  18489. Actually calls an Sboat an Sboat. Bravo. Actual footage from the described event. Bravo.
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  18490. Great work, Mark!
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  18491. Who knew??🤔 Thank you for sharing another interesting story Dr Felton
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  18492. Merry Xmas Dr Mark Felton . Thank you for giving us a great year
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  18493. Felton my good sir! Your videos are literally(and not the American literally, the actual one) the highlight of my festive season. There is no describing the dopamine when I hear those drums of yours.
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  18494. I love your videos
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  18495. I can see the Gliwice radio station from my grandmother's house, never knew of it's significance until I was older.
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  18496. As a Polish fan of your works I thank you for bringing this story. Hardly anyone know about small Polish ride in to German territories
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  18497. This Dr. never ceases to amaze me. Yet another thing I never heard about.
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  18498. Fascinating material
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  18499. Thank you for once again producing another interesting video on an event I was unaware of.
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  18500. Thank you Mark, all the best!
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  18501. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  18502. Thanks!
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  18503. Another outstanding element I did not know about WW2! Thank you, Dr Felton!
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  18504. 'Vskhova' is a closer approximation of pronunciation.
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  18505. Mark Felton posts a vid, I click!!
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  18506. Happy holidays Felton Fanatics
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  18507. Thanks for reminding this story. Guess that even some poles didnt know about it :)
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  18508. Thank you Mr. Felton! I love your history videos
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  18509. Very informative Video thanks a lot Mr. Felton 🫡 Greetings from Germany 💪
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  18510. Out of all the history videos I watch in YouTube. Your's are the most educational. Keep up the good work
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  18511. Great video, once again!!
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  18512. Fascinating. I thought I had at least heard of most of Hitler's underlings, but I can't remember ever knowing about this heinous person. Thank you! Glad I subscribed.
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  18513. I keep learning more and more surpising things about WWII thanks to this channel. You rock Mark :)
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  18514. Mark you are definatley a public treasure. In a world full of mediocrity you succeed in bringing top tier programs to the world. Thanks
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  18515. Mark your content is outstanding ! thanks for sharing all this knoweldge
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  18516. Always fascinating Dr. FELTON!👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
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  18517. Another amazing story of a little-known part of the war. Well done, Dr. Felton!
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  18518. Dinner, then relax and watch another quality video by Dr Mark.
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  18519. Massive floods where I live on the Mid-North Coast of NSW. Thankfully this video took my mind off things for a short while.
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  18520. Thank you for another excellent documentary! Before your production, I knew very little about the German occupation of the Channel Islands and had never heard about the raid. You do an excellent job of bringing such lesser known actions in WWII to light! Keep up the good work!
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  18521. Feltons here...start of a great day..
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  18522. I've read 4 of Mark Felton's books hes a splendid author . I definitely recommend reading them. Some descriptions(particularly the kempetai ones) are a bit gruesome but then that's what happened but then He doesn't shy away from revealing the facts.
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  18523. BLOODY GOOD DOCS ...
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  18524. Fascinating. Another episode of ww2 that I had never heard of or read about, which is what I love about this channel. One small detail stood out to me. Two US Marine officers killed. I was completely unaware of any USMC casualties in Europe. These were likely the only ones. Again, something new I've learned. Thank you for this and all your videos.
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  18525. This was a very interesting story
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  18526. Thanks for the upload Dr. Felton! Learning time for me!
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  18527. The Mark Felton shuffle. Like video then watch.
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  18528. First yay. Mark your videos are always great and interesting to watch. Keep up the great work.
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  18529. the 1903 Springfield was the service rifle for the USMC for much of WWII. It is currently in use as a ceremonial rifle for the USMC drill squad.
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  18530. The top gun here is Mark Felton.
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  18531. And Thanks a lot Dr.Felton, You are the best in YT, I always enjoy and learn alot because of best , useful and pure content u create I wish one day I can visit UK and of course only because of meeting you. and it will be an honor to meet you dear great doctor. I guess if we start to share our knowledge night wont end for few months best regards
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  18532. Loved this video Mark!! Thank you for making such high quality educational videos. Accept Mark history reject ancient aliens history!
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  18533. Oh yes!!!!!!! Another episode!! Got my oldest son hooked on your channel...
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  18534. Finnish FDF Still uses m91 mosin with newer stock as a sniper rifle
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  18535. Nice video
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  18536. Hush everyone, Mark just uploaded a NEW production.... send the children to bed, get out the cold beer , Time to rock and roll ,the best 15 mins I ever get tonight. Thank you Mark for everything you o and keep doing.....
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  18537. Impressive video and research gone into this. Thank you.
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  18538. Tkiv-85 is made on m91 receivers and is still in service in FDF
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  18539. This guy does the best commentary for world wars have solutely put him on History Channel man
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  18540. Favourite voice pronounce favourite word ....Bangladesh 💕 love from Bangladesh.🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
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  18541. I was amazed that Denmark still uses the American M1917 Enfield rifle, for their dogsled patrols in Greenland. There's just no other rifle, modern or otherwise, that keeps operating in the harshest of conditions. It even uses the original ammunition, 30-06.
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  18542. Thanks
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  18543. Love your stuff keep doing what your doing
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  18544. Absolutely outstanding production. Well done 👍
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  18545. I never fail to learn something new watching one of Mark's videos. Thank you, sir!
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  18546. Ft Knox in Kentucky. Ft Moore (Benning) is in Georgia.
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  18547. My Dad while on national service in the 50's for the REME, welded up the undercarriage of a Stug for a museum,
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  18548. It's amazing to watch the tanks, thanks Mark!
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  18549. 6:55 In the background is another unique survivor, the Ardelt Waffentrager 8.8cm PaK 43.
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  18550. The Patton museum is no longer a tank museum. The tank collection was moved to Fort Moore, Georgia. Hence the Doctor’s error of combining the old name and the new location.
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  18551. “Soon to be unemployed” 3:32 your a funny funny man and I love it 🤣
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  18552. Frequent flier miles, eh?
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  18553. "Defense" is misspelled at 7:28.
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  18554. “Very few people claim to be a member of the Army Catering Corps or Royal Army Pay Corps.” This makes me think of Captain Peacock from “Are You Being Served?” He claimed to have fought Rommel in Africa when in reality he was in the Royal Army Service Corps and with a rank of corporal.
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  18555. Love the smell of the soda fountain in the morning. Smells like a sugar victory.
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  18556. RSM Felton: All those who think they'll be a cabinet minister in August one pace forward march! Not so fast Mordaunt
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  18557. Howdy from Texas, Dr. Mark! That was an excellent video giving service mules the credit they are due. That last picture you posted was a U.S. Marine Lance Corporal holding the reins on the mules.
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  18558. My father was with the 10th mountain in Italy and they used mules. Meet allot of the guys when I was younger at the reunions they had. Jim Like was a well known rodeo rider and a mule skinner in the unit. Great video.
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  18559. Thanks for this video. My great-uncle was a US Army veterinarian who took care of mules in the Burma theatre.
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  18560. The intelligence of mules can work against you . For instance if the vet hurts one during a procedure, that vet will never be allowed near it again ! They can kick with all four legs in any direction , and if you hurt them , watch out ! My father fought in Italy and he told me that if artillery or mortars landed close the mules didn't panic, they scrunched down as low as they could , just like the men. My father's business after the war was horses, but he always had a soft spot for mules .
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  18561. Its sunday and there is a Mark Felton video about Mules in WW2, we needed this and we didn't knew.
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  18562. Is there no limit to your diversity of war topics...thank you sir..
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  18563. We had horses and a mule when I was a kid...the mule was easier to ride, care for, and was a lot smarter than the horses. My grandfather was a caisson driver in the First World War...he said taking care of the mules was arduous work..I can't remember where I read it, but a young officer asked General (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell how good the mules were in Burma, and Stilwell replied, "Tasty, mighty tasty."
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  18564. Thank you for bringing this much unknown and overlooked topic to our attention. Speaking of the Italian Campaign, mules were most invaluable.
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  18565. They used mules in Bosnia....The 1st The Queens Dragoon Guards used them to resupply some of the outstations in the mountains. There are some photos from the press release...
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  18566. Let's go Felton upload
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  18567. The German army still has mules (and Haflinger horses) in companies supporting the mountain troops as pack animals
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  18568. My great-grandfather drove a 4-mule ammunition wagon during World War 1. He adored his team, and said they were great at moving through boggy, wet terrain. Impressively, only two of his mules were injured during his time in France. Tough critters.
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  18569. Another great vid & thanx!🇺🇸
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  18570. Good Effort Mark 👍. Your point about horses and cavalry in the early days of WW2 did not mention the use of horses in Syria by some Yeomanry rests as well as approx 2000 or so mounted Home guard during that units service . Custer’s use of mules is also interesting as he failed to heed advice from his QM and used wagon mules and drivers in the pack role, one which meant both men and animals where not used to this work and much confusion ensued during his advance to the little big horn and obviously the infamous “note” to “bring up pack mules” which caused confusion as well . You forgot to mention that many armies still do run mules including Germany , Switzerland, India , Pakistan and China . Having owned my mule for 16 years I can confirm they are a unique animal and very different to horses. Bill Slim paid tribute to the military mule and said that without the Dakota aircraft and the mule the Burma campaign would have been impossible to win . I’ve had the privilege and honour to take part in many Burma star parades and events over the years and sadly more than one funeral of a Burma Star Vet One lovely story is a event at the NAM in London next to Chelsea Hospital when a Chelsea pensioner saw me exercising with Meg and came over with tears in his eyes as he was a actual Muleateer in Burma and hadn’t seen one since 1946 when he had to leave his mule behind in India .. The following day his whole family came down on the train to visit him and my mule.. it was a lovely event to take part In
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  18571. The US Marine Corps runs a mountain warfare school in Bridgeport, California, in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Mules have always been a part of the school ever since it's been around. In point of fact, the photo you showed at the end was a US Marine with his mules and both almost certainly went through Bridgeport at some point. Even with helicopters, high mobility vehicles and all the other high-tech we have today, sometimes the most appropriate tool for the job wears mule shoes, even now.
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  18572. Camo paint shop ! That’s the tanks all done for you sir , what’s next ? ..Mules boys mules !
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  18573. Great content as always! Thank you very much! - Just for the record: Actually there is a unit in the German Bundeswehr Mountaineers (Gebirgstragtierkompanie 230) who still work with mules and a couple of horses today. Their task is transport duties in rugged terrain and they actually served in Afghanistan.
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  18574. In 2003 during the invasion of Iraq we commandeered a donkey to carry our equipment on patrol, we had him for 2 weeks or more and the enemy killed him during an ambush. His name was donkey and served us pretty well and gave us some laughs.
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  18575. after WW2,a civil war broke out in Greece between Goverment forces and the communists which lasted until 1949.The Goverment asked from the British and the Americans for mules and donkeys because there was no other way to supply the Army in the very mountainous terrain of Greece.The Americans,who were just starting their journey as a global superpower and wanted to impess the greek public opinion,brought mules from the Midwest.These animals were huge and could carry a lot of stuff,but they were used to flat American plains and soon proved to be useless in the harsh greek terrain. The British on the other hand,who were much more experienced in kind of operations,brought donkeys from Afganistan which proved to be a perfect choise😀
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  18576. My father was in the Mountain Artillery using mountain howitzers as seen at 6:32, which could be broken down to be carried by mules. He messed up his back when riding a mule bringing the bunch back from feeding and his mount jumped a small ravine and landed stiff legged, like they do, and jammed my fathers back. He ended being mustered out in Australia and brought back to Walter Reed Hospital.
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  18577. let's goooo, always enjoy a good Mark Felton vid :D
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  18578. Well done Mark 👏 another great video. Regards from Spain 🇪🇸
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  18579. This was a very non-biased footage given the fact that it was produced by Mark Felton. I tend to call it neutral and thank Mark for the very interesting and comprehensive coverage of one of the men in the background during the third Reich.
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  18580. Thank you for making one video of this❤
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  18581. Brilliant. Thanks Mark top notch.🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  18582. 10/10
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  18583. Well done. In depth investigation with attention to facts rather than the abstract guesswork that some present. I was in Berlin, in ‘72, when the Bormann finds became news. The radio reports almost seemed too rehearsed and no mention was made about possible flight to S. America. The information circulated to us military staff suggested it was not a significant event for occupation forces and we should not get involved with any resultant gatherings. There were, I recall, in the western zone near the Hafen, Berlin Polizei in groups to keep Berlin civilians from gathering with any flags etc….. I remember the East Berlin troops being very visible, and in increased numbers, from the Sand bridge right around the Hafen. I assume the news was quickly passed around the Soviet Sector.
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  18584. Keep these coming Felton you’re the best in the business
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  18585. Love when Mark does long videos, better than anything bbc or history channel has ever made!
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  18586. Superb video 👍
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  18587. I love your videos, they're so interesting!!
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  18588. Man. I love this channel. Run the playlist everynight.
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  18589. Ive watched all the episodes but I'll happily watch all of it again!!
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  18590. This was a great serial glad that you put them together
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  18591. Wouldn't usually consider myself an avid WW2 history enthusiast, but the quality of this content is making me consume your channel with averice. Fantastic delivery, the perfect mix of not over dramatising things but still keeping them interesting.
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  18592. that's a really great documentary, i really loved that one!
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  18593. Awesome work Mark! :D
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  18594. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  18595. What a great story! Man, that was one tough tank! Should have been saved in its entirety! Sometimes it seems that machines have hearts and souls! If any of the crew survived the war, what a remarkable story to share with their children! Thanks Mark, for keeping that story alive! 💥💥💥🔥 !
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  18596. I have Karl I 's walking out stick. Ebony with an ivory handle his personal emblem engraved on a platinum collar.
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  18597. Awesome video thank you so much. Calcutta India 🇮🇳
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  18598. An excellent video! ✌️
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  18599. Excellent job of preserving this important collection. Thank you for your presentation, Dr. Felton.
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  18600. marks vids never fails to brighten our day up 💯💯
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  18601. The film The Eagle has Landed features a few post war French and Spanish copies of German aircraft.
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  18602. Gosh do I love mondays, and only because of you Dr.felton. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to bringing this history to us!
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  18603. 🏆🤗🙏🇨🇱 Thank you for sharing
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  18604. Monday just got better!
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  18605. A Bücker Bü 181 "Bestmann" was used in the movie, "The Great Escape," showing an ill-fated flight escape attempt--after being hand-cranked by Donald Pleasance!
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  18606. Very, very cool. Thx! BoB '69!
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  18607. Czechoslovakia was forced to use JUMO engine for its Bf-109 as warehouse where engine DB605 were stored caught fire and engines were destroyed. It is believed that it was sabotage. By any standards S-199 was terrible plane and only experienced pilots could fly it. Big engine torque coupled with massive paddle bladed propeller caused that it was very difficult to handle the plane on ground. Czechoslovakia also build Fi-156 in factory Benes-Mraz in Chocen. Czechoslovak designation was K-65 Čáp (Stork). Production ended in 1949
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  18608. Well Done... as always...!!!
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  18609. Brilliant as always👍
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  18610. Like your videos very informative!
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  18611. No, that’s the yank spelling.🇬🇧
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  18612. Consistently high quality
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  18613. Another awesome video
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  18614. Excellent episode again Mark. Nice touch about Busse. 👍
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  18615. Nice historic video with clear explaining of bloody events 👍👍👍👍👍
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  18616. I love your videos they have somthing that other people dont have
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  18617. Sir Mark another winner. Thanks so much. 🇺🇸
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  18618. This is quality content thank you
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  18619. great video
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  18620. JFK still classified very strange🤔🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  18621. They can simply extend the classified time when push comes to shove. They did the exact same thing here in the Netherlands, where the last words of Mussert were supposed to be released years ago, but they extended the classified status last minute.
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  18622. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  18623. 1943 Gibraltar Liberator AL523 crash Gen Sikorki death is still classified
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  18624. Always great facts about world war II brilliant absolutely
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  18625. I'm quite surprised that a loan of Canadian radar techs to the RAF was initially kept Secret for a hundred years. If I was to guess I'd say that had to be a result of a request by HMG to do so in order to save embarrassment from how extreme the UK's dependence on its' former colonies had become. The key question for all these is why? I do wish Mark Felton had ventured a guess on this particular secret.
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  18626. if there is anything (even more) damaging to the UK royal family, which i imagine is in there, unfortunately i doubt those docs will ever get released in our lifetime within the current status... but please keep digging and thank you for your research/vids !
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  18627. Mr Felton you are an absolute legend for world war history nerds 🫡 Me my Dad and Gramps love to watch you’re documentaries all the time ❤
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  18628. Mark felton u absolute BEAST 💯
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  18629. Alderney’s still classified 👍🇬🇬
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  18630. Interesting thanks Mark.
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  18631. Another Good Video Mr.Felton
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  18632. Very interesting, brother Mark.
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  18633. Thanks!
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  18634. Wow, another very incisive and revelatory video, Mark. Thank you again for this gem.
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  18635. Great job as always Mark.
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  18636. can’t wait to show my students mark feltons videos
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  18637. Thanks Mark. Fascinating stuff yet again.
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  18638. Love your content Mark! I always feel like I'm receiving a briefing from MI:6 when I watch your videos.
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  18639. Very well done! Always impressed by this channel.
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  18640. Thanks so much Mark, revealing WW2 happening world around.....
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  18641. always a pleasure to see a new video from you good day sir
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  18642. Great posting..:).Always learn something NEW watching Mr. Felton's videos.
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  18643. I swear, it's like there was an extra, secret year of WW2 and Mark Felton is the only historian who knows about it.
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  18644. Thank youuu so much for the amazing content
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  18645. Interesting... a few years ago my 15yr old daughter and I did a cycle trip to Neuzelle. I didn't realise that it was near the Lawitz assault. My father lives in a small town nearby called Storkow. Today the townhall is marked out simply by bricks in the ground... it was blown up during the soviet assault. The current day town hall used to be the police station.... there is serious shrapnel damage in the brick work.... All in all an interesting area for ww2 history
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  18646. I always love seeing a new video in my feed, brilliant stuff 👍
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  18647. Thank you Mark for always teaching us something new!
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  18648. Very nice videos I like of history ww2 I am indonesian
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  18649. Awesome video I idolize you
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  18650. Fascinating! Thank you again!
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  18651. Sir! your titles are the antithesis of click bait!!
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  18652. Great work....thanks.,from Argentina!
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  18653. wow ... this is really an interesting video. Mr Felton, I love your really interesting reports. you never stop learning
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  18654. Fun Fact: In 2:43 we can see Jadwiga Piłsudska-Jaraczewska, daughter of Marshal of Poland Józef Piłsudski. She served in the Air Transport Auxiliary during the Second World War.
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  18655. So fascinating. Thank you Mark for your hard work. I often discuss the content of your videos with my 10 year old son so that he understands what humankind has done to itself.
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  18656. Excellent as usual Mark..
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  18657. Mark Felton = 'Tales of the Unexpected: WWII Edition'
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  18658. Excellent, thanks.
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  18659. Absolutely love these vdos
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  18660. I've been binging - time to subscribe!
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  18661. Such a good Video, Thanks Mark.
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  18662. Very interesting Mark, keep up the great content!
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  18663. I had families on the German and Russian sides of WWII. Thank you for researching and sharing true history that was never taught by the schools in the USA.
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  18664. Excellent research and brilliantly presented!! Many thanks!
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  18665. Mark: uploads Me: pauses life
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  18666. Probably my favorite YouTube channel at the moment.
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  18667. The Felton disease is back... I try to click unsubscribe but I always end up clicking play... I am an addict!
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  18668. I can't truly enjoy lunch without a Mark Felton video.
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  18669. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  18670. My father is from Eisenhüttenstadt near Fürstenberg. They played as Kids in the wrecks of the russian tanks and also on the destroyed brige. the Ruins of it are still in the Oder, at least on the Polish side of the Oder River. Nice small town. Never known this story. I`ll guess i`ll show/translate him this video. they learned russian instead of english. Quite interesting is the monument in Fürstenberg for the Red Army. Still in good shape and well kept. Keep up the good work man!
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  18671. @Mark Felton Productions yes
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  18672. Awesome work, Mark! Please keep em coming.
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  18673. Many thanks Prof. Mark
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  18674. Mark, your videos are so well researched and fascinating. When I'm on Youtube it's not long before I find myself watching your programmes. Much more interesting than looking up the things I came on Youtube to look up. Your videos excel over the best TV history documentaries and you have the perfect voice for narrating. Thank you.
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  18675. Hi everyone his videos are great
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  18676. You're one of the most underrated history youtubers I've ever seen!
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  18677. I came across this channel yesterday. I really like it. Keep up the good work <3
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  18678. Very interesting. Thanks for upload.
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  18679. Uploaded 38 minutes ago and already 12k views! Keep up the great work, your channel is easily one of the best on YouTube
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  18680. Phlly soft pretzel, Snapple Iced tea and another excellent Dr. Felton presentation.
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  18681. Mr. Felton thank you for everything you do. speaking of iconic, the phrase you used in your video, please look in the mirror ! absolutely mesmerizing content as always ! ! !
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  18682. Fascinating as always!
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  18683. Wow this upload by Professor Felton was very interesting. Most of what he talks about I had not idea, until after watching this video. And the footage you continue to find are a first for me. Again many thanks !!
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  18684. Excellent vid Mark!
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  18685. I am lucky enough to work in Iceland. Went on holiday to the West Fjords this year and came across a C47 in US livery, in the middle of nowhere. Got a picture of me sitting in the cockpit looking out the window like a loon, Made my holiday.
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  18686. Great content as always!!
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  18687. It's General Mark Clark.
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  18688. You never fail at teaching me something new. Bravo!
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  18689. Several years ago I was flying out of Fort Smith (Ar.) Reginal and as we took off I look out and saw a Ju52 complete with all Luftwaffe markings. Yeah, they're some still out there.
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  18690. I was privileged to to be a passenger in C 47, belonging to Air Atlantique in RAF Transport Command Colours, taking off from Baginton ( Coventry ) in formation with an Eagle Airways liveried DC6 over to Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome where the DC6 peeled off to land there. We returned to and buzzed Baginton before landing.
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  18691. When i was working for the Chilean Air Force, I found out that Chile used B-17's as a frontline aircraft until the 1980's. Incredible.....
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  18692. Love these clips thanks
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  18693. .....thee's a DC-3 that flies out of Willow Run airport here in metro Detroit - beautiful old plane!
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  18694. Was fortunate enough to have a ride in a DC3 in the 1980s - very very noisy inside! Thanks, Mark.
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  18695. The usaf basler in the 6th SOS was only leased from basler for about 1 year. Returned in 2005 or 2006. Now owned by Ken Boerk Air in Canada.
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  18696. I had a flight in one of these during the Biggin Hill airshow about 30 years ago. the only thing I remember is how noisy it was!
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  18697. Buffalo Airways in Canada still operates a bunch of old WW2 era planes as part of their regular artic service
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  18698. The Icelandic coastguard has or had a DC 47 in Service as a Search and rescue aircraft
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  18699. Civilian C-47's still Fly over house on approach to Opa Locka Airport , Fla after delivering cargo to the Bahamas Islands. Lovely Birds with that Classic one & only sound.
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  18700. Always enjoy your well researched and well presented videos!
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  18701. Once again another fascinating video, thank you Mark.
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  18702. This was one of your best documentaries Dr. Felton! Many thanks!
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  18703. This channel is and has ALWAYS been strictly Apolitical. Let’s try and keep the political back and forth out of the comments
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  18704. Informative, and very thorough. Excellent work again.
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  18705. Always the Best from Mark Felton X
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  18706. Thanks
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  18707. More fascinating stuff. Many thanks.
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  18708. another great one mark!
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  18709. Thank You for posting this!
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  18710. You best believe I clicked on this video when I saw it, even though I had no idea what it was. Another great show Dr.
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  18711. OUTSTANDING INFORMATIVE VIDEO SIR !!! Cheers !!!
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  18712. There is a recorded incident during the first days after the Normandy invasion of a French fire brigade putting out a house fire shortly after a battle that taken place in their village.
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  18713. Once you hear the into music you know it's going to be a banger of a video
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  18714. Hi Mark, you never seize to amaze me with your stories. Greatings from the Netherlands.
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  18715. Another great one Dr. Felton ! Thank you for enlightening me once again. I didn't know about wartime firefighters .
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  18716. Late to the video..but I will never miss a episode with Mark Felton as the narrator!
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  18717. THANK YOU. I live in Florida surrounded by 3 space bases (NASA, Space Force and Space Force) and I had never seen these APCs.
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  18718. Always interesting, Dr. Felton! Cheers!
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  18719. Your channel is one of those channels that’s sweet! But on the low!👌🏾
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  18720. Interesting. I didn't know any of this. Thanks.
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  18721. I have no idea where your ideas are coming from, but this is fantastic subject Mark!
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  18722. An outstanding video of yours as always. Thank you for sharing this information. God bless 🙏
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  18723. Very cool, I never knew this existed, I can honestly say this is one of the coolest things you've covered.
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  18724. Wow i didn't know most of this stuff. Awesome channel thanks Mark.
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  18725. That first volley of rounds scared me senseless haha... had the headset volume a bit too high for that.
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  18726. Another great video. Thanks.
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  18727. I so enjoy your videos! Please don't stop!!
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  18728. Thanks for continuing your vedios on WWII and Natzi leaders your knowledge of that era is unbelievable, thanks again for all you do stay safe and well!!
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  18729. With Marks' voice even the ad sounds interesting 😁
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  18730. I love your channel
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  18731. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  18732. fantastically interesting.I am a train afficiando,particularly passenger trains.Thank you
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  18733. Thank you I love your videos they are awesome
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  18734. Brilliant research as always Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  18735. Another splendid video!
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  18736. Always something about the present.. to bring about a video of the past .. outstanding work mr. Felton
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  18737. Choltitz's palace located in Łąka Prudnicka, Poland unfortunetly wasn't saved at all ... and is ruined by time ... that is a place were general in question was born ...
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  18738. This is really well produced, insightful and timely. Thanks Mark
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  18739. 👍 ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT AND INFORMATIVE
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  18740. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  18741. Thanks!
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  18742. Hi Dr. Felton, I am sorry I couldn't give more but will later when times get better (I know it "ain't" much). Thank you for all you interesting research and keep em coming. Thank you.-Paul D. Dodson
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  18743. Timely! You’re the best, Dr Felton.
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  18744. Thank you Dr. Felton for another masterpiece of history .
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  18745. Mark Felton is the greatest historian of the modern age. I firmly believe that. Most historians are just regurgitating information that's been circulating and well known for decade. Mark digs deep and actually gives us a reason to study further. Knowing there is so much more to tell. Mr Felton deserve so much more recognition. At least give the man a Netflix series .
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  18746. Great history lesson Professor Felton, thank you.
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  18747. Very timely and superbly well done. Thank you, Dr Felton.
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  18748. Thanks!
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  18749. Thanks!
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  18750. I still LOVE THIS CHANNEL! 🥳
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  18751. Yess! I love your vids. Amazing research!
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  18752. Great information source. Longer format is also welcome.
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  18753. Brilliant video always wanted to know more about this.
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  18754. Enjoyed that, thank you Mark.
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  18755. Fascinating as ever.
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  18756. I don’t celebrate, but hope you had a great Easter Mark.
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  18757. And here is awesome content again
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  18758. Fantastic content. Thank you.
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  18759. Thank you Mark for another amazing WW2 video.
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  18760. Super busy day for me.......but I stop to watch the latest Mark Felton release 👍
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  18761. Great content.
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  18762. Another perfect wake up call from Dr Felton
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  18763. Thank You Mark Felton! Wonderful video.
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  18764. Incredible. I had no idea of this story. Brilliant script.
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  18765. Very good story! ✌️
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  18766. I haven't seen so much details in any other channels related to WW2.. Kudos to you Sir. US helps UK in almost every fields...would like to know why so!! 🤷
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  18767. This was a fun one. Great stuff as always. Thanks.
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  18768. LOL. Really really enjoyed you being spooky Mark.
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  18769. Wow. Thanks Mark! Insightful and informative as always.
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  18770. I love you Mark, your videos make me happy!
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  18771. Everyday I come home excited to pan over my YouTube home page in anticipation of another Dr. Mark Felton production. Never disappointed, always entertained, I find myself consistently blown away by the incredible assortment of historical gems that are completely foreign to these war weary eyes and ears and I must confess “I love it!”...”I love it!”... “I love it!”...Thank you 🙏!!!
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  18772. Awesome. Informative and full of content as usual. I firmly believe your channel and fact digging capabilities getting better and better, needless to mention you are best at it. Wish you all the best and love for Mark felton from Bangladesh. 👍
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  18773. glad you got sponsors now soon they will compete for your channel
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  18774. Mark, I'm already an avid van. But this is, I think, your second Halloween story to us. What, I wonder, will you do for us next year?. One more halloween story and I'll be chomping at the bit every year in October until I die. And a happy ''All Hallow's Eve'' to you too sir! Peace.
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  18775. thanks mark, your videos are always very intresting! I am fascinated by both world wars, especially with ww2. I always learn something new! and once again, thank you!
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  18776. I love learning about WWII. This was an excellent presentation and something that I have never heard of before. Thank you.
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  18777. @Mark Felton Productions Mark I have been subscribed to you for some time now but I don't think I have ever told you just how valuable and fantastic your content is. Please forgive my rudeness and please keep safe and keep up the great work you do us a great service.
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  18778. Fantastic history to tell and you tell it well. Never stop learning, thanks Mark Felton.
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  18779. I'm amazed at how you obtain all that golden footage. Great channel !!!
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  18780. Excellent info, thanks!
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  18781. Now that is something I never knew.. Thanks Mark..
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  18782. There was a time when I sincerely thought I knew a lot about WW2. Each Mark Felton video blows my assumption further and further apart. This annihilates it. Looks like I knew relatively little about WW2 !!! . Oh dear . Never mind. Carry on Mark Felton.
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  18783. I learned something completely new to me today! Thank you very much, Mark!
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  18784. Excellent presentation as ever. Possibly one of the best Mark has produced.
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  18785. Thank you Mark. 🇺🇲🇬🇧🇨🇦
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  18786. Again very informative
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  18787. It almost 11am UK time to remember
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  18788. Never a disappointment when Mark Felton uploads!
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  18789. Mr Felton, your documentaries never cease to amaze me. Brilliant yet again....ps The Queen wants to when your birthday is, she wishes to send you a card.
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  18790. Your videos are excellent mark. The editing is superb
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  18791. Excellent mixture of narration and archival footage. Thanks!
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  18792. "not rebuilt until the 1960's" So many Americans have no clue how the recovery in Europe fro a seven year war (for them) resulted in 25 years of rebuild, IF you made it through the war alive. No wonder so many Europeans and Brits packed it in and moved to Canada. Almost everyone I know is either first or second generation "Euro=Canadian".
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  18793. First! Just wanted to get that in there but I do love ye Mark the education you bring helps my wee brain!
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  18794. a another fine production history Dr Felton.
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  18795. Me - I think I have heard just about every significant story about WWII. Dr. Felton - Nuts!
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  18796. Excellent episode!!!
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  18797. very interesting video. tks for posting
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  18798. Very informative, professor. Keep up the excellent work!
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  18799. Mark, I am enthralled with what you do. You are just amazing at what you do.
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  18800. I'm so confused my head hurts. But thanks for the video. I now need a lie down
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  18801. I think Mr Felton you have hit upon Histories purpose To tell a good story that has a Moral to it Thank You
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  18802. Wish I could've been in your history classes.
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  18803. Complicated, as families are. But fascinating. Thanks.
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  18804. This a really good presentation Learned alot Your right it is complicated Must be watched more than once 👏👏👏
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  18805. Awesome Work, Thanks!👍
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  18806. Great info 👍
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  18807. Having so many pictures of the people and places you are referring to is wonderful. Thank you for the outstanding work.
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  18808. This was fascinating, thank you for this excellent work.
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  18809. Very interesting info!!
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  18810. Dr. Felton, “many thanks for producing” such fascinating and interesting documentaries!
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  18811. As I watch this, it’s July 9, 2023, exactly 80 years to the day of the crash on July 9, 1943…
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  18812. This is why I gave up watching TV love the videos Mark 🤙
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  18813. Interesting video friend thank you 😊please keep the videos coming
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  18814. There you did it again. Thank you. More previously unknown knowledge.
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  18815. I had no idea of this part of history. Glad I decided to tune in todat.
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  18816. Good video keep it up
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  18817. Well done Mark . Another great history lesson . Jim
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  18818. Mark Felton is the best YouTuber.
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  18819. Another great history lesson from the one and only Mark Felton.
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  18820. always a good day when mark uploads
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  18821. Super interesting. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  18822. Great video Mark. I'm very impressed
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  18823. Congratulation Mark Felton for this video .
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  18824. Another unknown gem of history revealed. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  18825. Mark. Thanks for once again providing my Monday night entertainment!!
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  18826. Another very interesting subject thank you
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  18827. A great very interesting video story Mr.Mark.
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  18828. That was fascinating. Thanks!
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  18829. I don't know a great deal about this. Time to learn!
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  18830. U are awsome
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  18831. Dr. Mark never disappoints. For all the cheats out there, go ahead and skip (if they still exist) the Cliffs Notes, but don't miss Dr. Felton's youtube videos and DO tell your mums. Bravo, again and again!
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  18832. Happy New Year to you Mark.
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  18833. Love the storytelling
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  18834. Walk into the garage to vape and watch a YouTube video. My slightly tamed barncat rescue jumped onto my lap and this was first on my sub feed. Talk about timing.
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  18835. Absolutely wonderfully done!
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  18836. This might be your best video!!
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  18837. Thank you for making this very interesting & funny film. Love it Mark.
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  18838. Happy New Year 🎄👍
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  18839. This is hilarious.
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  18840. Happy New Year Mark. Thanks for a year of great content!
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  18841. Very interesting video, cheers Mark!
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  18842. This is one compelling fact and video of yours Mark that I never came across until now. Your depth of knowledge you share with the World is priceless. Thank You for your focus in your life to bring the truth to the surface.
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  18843. Ahh, another lunch time Mark vid for me.
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  18844. I feel like a learning child watching Mark's videos. So filled with information and perspective.
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  18845. You make the most interesting videos.
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  18846. Amazing story Sir Mark I have never heard of it before. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  18847. really interesting.i did know only a small portion of this information.
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  18848. Mark! Thanks for providing my Monday Night entertainment!
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  18849. Good to hear about Mr. Kemp's devotion to finding these wrecks. Another British Fellow dedicating himself to the preservation of Military History.
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  18850. Keep up the great work, brother. Best channel ever.
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  18851. Not your typical naval landings for certain...Thank you as always Dr. Felton.
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  18852. Talk about being "sunk" out of your element! Great show!!
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  18853. I live in Devon and this was well known years ago.
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  18854. Fascinating story ! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  18855. Great video
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  18856. 😊Fascinating is an understatement. Thanks!
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  18857. Love your channel Mark
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  18858. Your videos are fantastic Dr. Felton. Thanks for inspiring me to make my own channel too!
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  18859. As per usual, deep and exhaustive detail on the subject yet succinct to fit the YouTube video format.
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  18860. Excellent..well done
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  18861. Extremely well done Mark...
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  18862. This presentation was upper echelon storytelling. Bravo 👏
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  18863. As always, wonderful episode!
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  18864. That was wonderful history mixed with modern-day enigma! Researcher par excellence! Bar none!
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  18865. Nice information ! !! ! !
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  18866. Don't remember seeing this in the film shrek
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  18867. Short and sweet! Thank you.
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  18868. and again,,the master professor of history teaches this old 74yr old man from USA some weapon Germany used I've never heard of,,, ty again SIR !!! 😊
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  18869. Thanx Mark!
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  18870. I love Dr. Felton’s videos and his features on podcast
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  18871. Great video
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  18872. Thanks Mark. Never knew about the Latter. Again Monday nights entertainment sorted : Mark Felton and planning my next month of YouTube videos!
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  18873. I am late. But watching now..I really like these videos!
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  18874. Hey Mark you have inspired me to create my own channel focusing on world war 2 film to the backing of stirring music. Thanks for your great work.
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  18875. Off beat . . . but very interesting. Thanks for the WWII historical tidbits!
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  18876. 0700 ✅ Breakfast ✅ Dr. Felton’s posted new educational video ✅ 👍
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  18877. cool video keep up the good work
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  18878. That was fantastic thank you
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  18879. the best YouTube channel 🥇
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  18880. Thanks for another interesting bit of history Mark.
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  18881. Ahhh, Mark Felton Productions bringing you answers to the question only WWII aficionados ever bother to ask themselves. Love your channel, Mark.
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  18882. Thanks!
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  18883. This was a great vid!!
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  18884. Woah man, I like your last name!
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  18885. Fascinating little vignette of history, Mark. Thanks for the great work.
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  18886. Nice video about relationships between Japan and Germany during 2WW with all sides and clearly explaining of this strange and complicated relationship
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  18887. Great video Sir 😉👍🍻
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  18888. Bravo………. Great history lessons……
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  18889. You never fail to impress me with your knowledge.
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  18890. I am always amazed at the niche subjects described in your videos mr. Felton, thank you for your work. This video really made me appreciate the services that are available to us today. Image if these engineers had things like Dropbox and CAD-software to their disposal. Instead they were forced to smuggle physical blueprints and fully assembled rocket engines thousands of kilometers across the ocean using subamarines.
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  18891. Nagoya… location of the museum.
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  18892. Thanks for the history lesson.
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  18893. A Mark Felton video on the weekend!! Bonus!
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  18894. Another great, unique story. Thanks for sharing, Mark.
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  18895. Friggin Love This channel never Fails to Impress as well as gain new information! God Bless..... Even though your British.
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  18896. fascinating as always... mr. Felton 100% ICON ! ! !
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  18897. Wow! I am so glad to see you do this video! There is so much nonsense out there about this. I will be glad to have you tease out the truth.
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  18898. 10:50 See Heisenberg's atomic pile, or one of them anyway. How ever did the poor man sit down!?
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  18899. Thanks for sharing your insights!🙏💚🔥💚🙏
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  18900. Mr. Felton, Well, you clearly were having fun with this one! Nicely done. Well balanced in the presentation. You brought up the fantastical stuff and then tracked it back to its origins and did well balanced job of showing why the whole "Die Glocke" genre is terribly, terribly unlikely. This, without any yelling or stamping of feet, in rhetorical sense, as too many of those who either seek to "prove" or disprove the whole thing. And nice touch with that closing "the truth is out there" reference!
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  18901. Great fun, well done Mark
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  18902. I was wondering when you'd cover this. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  18903. Nice one !
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  18904. Mark, just when I think I heard of just about every corner of WWII, you surprised me with something insane and I love it, thank you!
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  18905. Ahhh yes...Thank you sir!
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  18906. Another marvellous video mark!
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  18907. Thank you for another informative and well presented video.
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  18908. There was a lot of good information in this video. Thank You!
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  18909. You keep coming back with hits mark. Incredible
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  18910. Another great video Mark! You have a great voice!
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  18911. mark makes the best videos
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  18912. Best WW2 documentaries on youtube by far.
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  18913. Thanks!
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  18914. Thanks for another great video Dr.Felton!!!!!!
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  18915. Dr Felton. You mispronouce Kharkov. The "K" always remains silent, and the "H" is pronouced as the Cyrillic letter "Х" pronouced as "Kha/Ha". Same way as Khan is often mispronouced.
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  18916. Well done as usual. thx doc keep the excellent content coming!
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  18917. You did it again. I had zero knowledge of this having taken place. Zero.
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  18918. Wow, I knew very little about this. Great episode, thanks Mark.
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  18919. Felton, long may you create content! Hoorah for Mark Felton!!
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  18920. Happy New Year Mark Felton!
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  18921. Excellent video, well done Sir.
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  18922. Dr. Felton kept this serious and dignified by leaving out the truly lurid details regarding Dirlewanger and his unit. The deep facts read like serial killer stuff. As always, very well done. Thank you!
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  18923. Thank you for this Dr. Felton
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  18924. Excellent Job Dr Felton....My father was in WWII so your history lessons mean a great deal to me. It gives me some insight into some of what my father was part of. Thank You Very Much Sir! Another Mark
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  18925. Hey Mark just want to say that your videos are bloody good! You’re teaching more than school and those so called history channels combined, when it comes to the content you cover. Cheers
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  18926. Thank you, Dr. Mark
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  18927. Buying it!! Keep up these amazing vids please 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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  18928. A difficult subject, extremely well handled. Good job on this.
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  18929. Thanks so much for sharing another phenomenal and informative video!
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  18930. My grandfather and all his brothers fought in the pacific and Europe. This channel makes me very proud.
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  18931. Another great video Mark. Keep it up!
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  18932. Greated history channel on youtube!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  18933. Always informative
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  18934. thank you mark, very cool
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  18935. As always a truly bang-up job, Doc. Top rate. 👍👍🍻
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  18936. Epic vid mark!
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  18937. Thank you Dr Felton. As always I learned a lot from your latest video.
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  18938. I can see my house from here! The pronounciations are perfect!
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  18939. I love mark feltons videos I love learning some stuff thanks mark felton you never let me down : )
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  18940. Awesome insight, a lot of research must have gone into this episode, so much packed into 10 minutes. I love this channel
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  18941. Another amazingly informative video thanks mark
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  18942. Another informative video from our most excellent professor, Dr. Mark Felton. Thank you sir!
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  18943. Well done... as usual.
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  18944. What a great video. So interesting and entertaining.
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  18945. A thorough examination of the subject. Absolutely fascinating.
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  18946. another brilliant and thorough documentary by Professor Felton. thank you, sir!
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  18947. I love your work.thanks!
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  18948. Thank you Sir. Shoe🇺🇸
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  18949. Very good segment, Doc. Really enjoyed the photos, too.
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  18950. Thank you Dr Felton for another outstanding video
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  18951. Vary well narrated Dr. Mark Felton! Another vary interesting part of history.
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  18952. I have been watching your videos for years and want to commend you for them. I began studying WWII in the 1970s and there are still many things I do not know or understand. Your videos are among the best WWII historical videos I have seen. Thank you.
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  18953. Wow, Mark keeps producing excitement 😀
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  18954. Thank you for the video. Appreciated.
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  18955. Thank you, sir, for all your hard work. History always intrigued me and was always my favorite subject in school, however, I learned little in comparison to what I learn from your comprehensive and entertaining videos. Absolutely the best source of real history anywhere. Again, many thanks.
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  18956. Late watching this..but here now.. awesome video
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  18957. You’re the G of World War II history
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  18958. Another Felton masterpiece..
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  18959. Great work mark!
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  18960. I cant stop watching your videos. Will donate on next paycheck, thank you
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  18961. Thank you for keeping this history going when so much is trying to be erased i shall not forget
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  18962. I'm a simple man, I see a new Mark Felton video, I click like before I even watch
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  18963. One of your best! Thank you.
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  18964. Greetings from CZ. Enjoyed this. Fascinating.
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  18965. Great story telling and research. Thank you. Every bit as good as his videos, Dr. Felton's publications on other media are just as well told and fascinating. Highly recommendable.
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  18966. As always, Mark, your content is excellent! I get my daily dose of your channel to learn more historic hidden gems. Mercedes "Heydrich who?"
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  18967. Another great story Mark, no one tells them like you.
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  18968. What a find that is my god man.... Thanks for this Mark, very very interesting as always... Shaun.
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  18969. I'm always excited for a new Mark Felton video, thank you for your passion and efforts.
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  18970. Fantastic presentation. Thank you.
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  18971. Mark your productions are intriguing. Thank you.
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  18972. 500 thousand subscribers !congratulations Mark in a few months you might reach a million subscribers
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  18973. Excellent video. Thanks.
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  18974. Excellent piece of info from history
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  18975. This channel is awesone!!
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  18976. i love watching your videos while I smoke lol. I love ww2 history and you lay it out in a good way. keep up the videos! been watching for over a year now. so much information
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  18977. I love your videos. Lots of never seen before clips and excellent narration, Thanks
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  18978. Your videos are that good, I hit like before I even watch them. Always great info and footage.
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  18979. Great vids .. love it.
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  18980. Subscribed since the beginning and thumbs up for every episode! The episodes are always well made, accurate and so often thought me facts I didnt know or are never shown in the "big" documentaries. Thank you Mark Felton for your work and energy. 👏
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  18981. Mark's vids are awesome.
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  18982. I was hoping I’d see a video in this from you
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  18983. Another smash hit by Dr. Felton .
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  18984. Who cares how old a machine gun is; if it shoots several hundred rounds per minute without jamming, it is perfect.
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  18985. Excellent video as always!
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  18986. Happy New Years to you and your family!
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  18987. Happy New Yewr, Dr. Felton. Cheers from Georgia USA!
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  18988. Landing just after takeoff is rarely a good idea, better abort the departure than landing in overweight.
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  18989. Always very interesting 👍👍
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  18990. Simply stalled the aircraft. Lost lift,lost speed ,lost todt.
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  18991. Another historic mystery solved !! Thanks & Happy New Year!! ❤❤❤
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  18992. Onemore intellectual vedio Mr Felton .I appreciate your depth of knowledge. Wish you Happy 2024.
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  18993. I learn something new every time I watch your videos!
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  18994. Best wishes and seasons greetings to Dr Mark, and all his followers😊😊😊
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  18995. Sounds like simple spacial-disorientation. Instrument conditions are no joke, especially with inexperienced pilots.
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  18996. The Blue Plaques last comment made me chuckle. Who said historians don't have a sense of humour?
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  18997. They both still exist in Munich. The Osteria Bavaria is now the Osteria Italiana.
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  18998. Brilliant video thanks
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  18999. I would suggest consulting a dictionary.
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  19000. Is it on LuftBnB?
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  19001. more interesting than the History Channel... much more informative as well!
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  19002. I now anticipate these extremely informative videos from you Mark! WW2 history was always my favorite and now that I hear all these interesting stories makes it all that much better! I also brought up one of your videos in my American history class as well!
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  19003. Great video, like always!
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  19004. Lovely mark!
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  19005. Funny! I just seen this in Chicago a week ago! Nice timing Mark! Thanks! Member of the old guard.
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  19006. I find your videos absolutely fascinating and very well narrated, a kind of Morgan Freeman of the military historian variety. I wonder if you were able to do some work on the South African components of world war 2, this is a very under reported element of the war. There are fascinating encounters and stories, including those of my grandfather in the North Africa and Italy theatres. Keep up the great work!
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  19007. Best world war video ever produced.
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  19008. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  19009. My dad was in the Army there during the air lifts
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  19010. Thanks, Mark. Extremely interesting.
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  19011. Always wondered how to pronounce it's name! Another great video Mr Felton !
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  19012. You picked the best sponsorship Mark, great video as always!
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  19013. I just want to thank you for your content. Your videos are helping me keep myself sane during these times and helping me not watch to much news. Glad War Thunder is sponsoring your content because both War Thunder and your content are great
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  19014. Great video very informative👍👍
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  19015. you shall make a Discord server for your fans to talk and chat. love your videos, i watch them while building ww2 era models and they are great to get through the qurantine.
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  19016. I wanna play that game. Love the channel mark.
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  19017. Thanks for the bonus mr Felton! Long time WT player here, but also a long time fan of your channel :) Always eager to click whenever you upload something new.
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  19018. Another great video Mark on the early history of German heavy tank development, a subject I thought I knew someting about but I was wrong! I love to be given more information and to educate myself!
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  19019. Dr. Felton, fantastic video as usual! Your mini docs are always visually stimulating with plenty of film footage and photographs to keep them engaging. The real kicker, however, is the smooth and precise narration which really makes all the difference in a high-quality video. Keep up the good work!
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  19020. Yay! 😀👍
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  19021. Video about my favorite topic ( tanks ) from smart and interesting person - NICE !
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  19022. I APPRECIATE Mark Felton hard working and interesting history documentary
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  19023. Ah yes learning history in isolation keep up the good work Mark
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  19024. What an exquisite way to round out the day,Mr.Felton....
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  19025. Great video Mark! Hey could you consider doing a video on the joint Canadain/American First Special Service elite commando force sometime? Thanks for keeping history alive!!!
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  19026. War Thunder! Love that game! And a new video upload too? You're the best.
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  19027. Thank you for this excellent and well-researched video.
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  19028. Damn, I never knew that. Thank you so much Dr. Felton
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  19029. Interesting story, Mark Felton is always a win! 🙂
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  19030. Wonderful video well done Mark
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  19031. Most unbiased history channel
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  19032. Many thanks for your phenomenal work, you never disappoint.🇺🇸
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  19033. I'm sure I'm not alone when I express how much I appreciate the efforts by people like Spielberg at achieving authenticity. It may not be perfect, but it's the effort that counts. Proof that the film maker does not see the audience as a bunch of ignorant morons (as the makers of Battle of the Bulge obviously did... God, how I hate that movie). Even in A Bridge Too Far, the effort was made to at least change the Leopards a bit. Again, the effort was made.
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  19034. the guys that jump out of the halftrack one of them i used to work with he worked on security at tesco llansamlet in south wales all the equipment uniforms and the halftrack was all owned by the guys who jump out of the back what i found a bit rude was that they werent offered any payment for the roles they played. john showed me all the pictures the took wich were amazing
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  19035. Once again mark posted something good! Good job!
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  19036. Awesome video
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  19037. Hi Mark. If you are ever in Toronto, take a trip about 50 km east to a city called Oshawa. There, you will find the Canadian Tank Museum. Depending on the time of year, they do live tank demos as most of their inventory is in working order.
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  19038. Kfz = Kraftfahrzeug. Power drive thing/item/means is the closest you can get in english short of Car. The germans tend to string concepts, abilities and things together to make words. Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz, is a good examaple of that.
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  19039. I worked next door to Hatfield Aerodrome, where many of the inland scenes were filmed and can remember the two P51's flying over. A couple of my work colleagues were also Involved with the film as many of the locations needed permission to film on them due to the ecological sensitivity of the sites
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  19040. Nice vid! When it comes to Czekoslovakian half-tracks, we cannot forget "The bridge at Remagen", shot in Czekoslovakia in 1968. The film itself has an interesting story, being mostly shot in the weeks prior Soviet invasion. American hardware was lent by Austrian army, surprisingly the Soviet allowed this material to be given back to Austrians soon after. Besides, the movie portrays a real event going on on March 1945, but is clearly shot on summer. I think there is material for a vid.
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  19041. Once again Thank you for the amazing video Mr. Felton!
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  19042. Wonderful, thank you Dr Felton.
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  19043. Another wonderful video
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  19044. Excellent, really enjoyed this one, thank you Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  19045. Mark Felton you bring history alive! Thank you for your videos. They teach what schools normalt don't!
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  19046. So interesting your YouTube . Thanks
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  19047. First to view this....Another Gem...love from India.
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  19048. Interesting collection. Thanks for sharing.
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  19049. Thank you so much
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  19050. Very very interesting✌
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  19051. Wow, this is an important and spectacular piece of journalism!
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  19052. Dr Felton still outputting great journalism work, love to see it.
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  19053. Fantastic video! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  19054. Thank you Sir Shoe🇺🇸
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  19055. This is crazy I’ve driven past Glücksburg castle, there is really something mystic about that place. Not the most grand castle in Europe but there is something about it.
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  19056. I live in Shrewsbury, and have seen the baton in the Soldiers of Shropshire Museum at Shrewsbury Castle. So glad that the KSLI weren't involved in the Glucksburg heist !
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  19057. Always amazing depth and fantastic production, this is one of my favorite episodes yet. I can't wait for the next installment!
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  19058. There is a lot of things that have been swept under the carpet that went on in World War II. Thanks, Mark. Nice to see when they come to light!
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  19059. Amazing video
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  19060. Great video Mark! Thank you!
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  19061. The United States Army was most likely involved in a heist of Spanish gold from one of its own installations during the war. Fort Huachuca started out as Camp Huachuca during the Apache Wars and was home to several black units in an Army that remained segregated through the Second World War. Its handiness in this regard no doubt contributed to its survival when other posts like Fort Lowell outside of Tucson were deactivated. During the war, three black soldiers had some time off and were hiking in one of the canyons that lead up into the Huachuca Mountains when one of them suddenly disappeared. The missing man had fallen through the rotting roof of a strong room concealed in the canyon's sandy bottom and onto a pile of crudely cast gold bars. I have not been up to it personally, but I've seen pictures of a Spanish-period mine in the Huachucas. These invariably have a cross carved above the portal. This mine is the most likely source of the gold. The soldiers made the mistake of talking about their find. Heavy equipment made its way up the canyon, and the gold disappeared. The story is well known in southern Arizona and was the subject of various newspaper articles over the years that included quotes from at least one of the former soldiers involved. Funny how stuff like that disappears.
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  19062. Fascinating history and items! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  19063. The displeased horn in the end :D
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  19064. Great video Mark, Interesting as always!
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  19065. Thanks for posting. This is great history that should not be forgotten.
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  19066. A brilliant honest podcast. You are the best historian. Thank you.
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  19067. You’ve done it again! I didn’t know the extent of Von Braun’s involvement. Excellent work as always, thank you!
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  19068. As an American this definitely bothers me. Cant change our past but we can definitely be honest about it and not honor nazis and traitors to the united states.
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  19069. very interesting video, this stuff is definitely not spoken of often, or at all!
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  19070. Good points, Mark! 👍🏻 In a world of WOKE revisions of history, it's shocking that senior British historical figures are pilloried, yet these supporters of the most barbarric regime in history are still celebrated! What the Hell??? That NASA & USA made Von Braun a celebrity is a DISGRACE! 😱😵😡
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  19071. Another educational video from the Master! Cheers, Mark!
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  19072. Fantastic video! Now I know which unit the Me-108 belonged to, what model I have in my collection! Thx man! 😀
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  19073. great video mr. felton!
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  19074. Fantastic adventure!!! Thank you very much for the narration of this daring operation.
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  19075. I have been across the river in Cameroun from N'Djamena. Didn't dare cross over as there was a civil war going on in Chad. N'Djamena was in ruins. The French Foreign Legion attached to the Cameroun military had just shot down a Libyan plane that invaded Cameroun's air space. All hell broke loose. The Soviet ambassador was running up and down the road in his Mercedes trying to get the East German pilot who was flying the Libyan jet back. Wish I had known this story back then many years ago.
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  19076. Another gem by "The Guvnor" . Fantastic!
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  19077. Great video as always.
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  19078. Thanks Professor good stuff.
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  19079. Excellent.
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  19080. Another great upload 👍
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  19081. I’m so happy this channel exist
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  19082. Clicked so fast 🔥
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  19083. Excellent video, thanks
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  19084. Thanks for uploading
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  19085. They did not burn anything. All this stuff is in the same warehouse where the Arc of The Covenant is stored. They probably have all kinds of Hitler stuff in that warehouse.
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  19086. Amazing video as always Mr. Felton! Quality content!
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  19087. The titel was just too interesting to skip watching
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  19088. Thanks!
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  19089. Wow!!! Another excellent documentary. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  19090. Really enjoy your Channel!🙋🏻‍♀️ NW GA USA
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  19091. I read the title, and in my nerd historian mind, immediately received an error 404 message to my brain Regardless, I clicked instantly
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  19092. Mark Felton = An actual Time Traveler who has goes back to see the little known details of WW2
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  19093. Mark Felton...the only man youtube who can but some humanity two the opposing sides of the most destructive war in history
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  19094. Dr. Mark Felton is a great successor for Sir Laurence Oliver as a war narrator.
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  19095. Soon Mark will have 1 million subs
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  19096. Mark Felton on a more serious note thank you for your content! I enjoy it more then the Germans did conquering France. I am a history buff myself and really appreciate your dedication to the Channel
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  19097. Mark, I totally Love all of documentaries, but this one of your most heart warming series I've ever seen !
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  19098. Mark Feltons voice helps me fall asleep at night. Mr. Felton, you should start a sleeping application for people who suffer from insomnia. I am not putting you down either, i am being genuine. You have one of the more eloquent accents on the internet and could monetize from it.
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  19099. Went to see it last week. Amazing piece of history!
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  19100. Thanks again Doctor for yet another fascinating video !
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  19101. visited the sinsheim museum yeasterday! they had amazing war and civilian planes a lot of cars and the panther ofc i reccomend it!
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  19102. Excellent video Dr Felton 😎
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  19103. Always a great video from Mark Felton!
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  19104. Excellent video Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  19105. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  19106. Give me a bolt action rifle and I will give the world. Give me a Martini Henry and I will give you both heaven and hell on a silver plate served to your liking.
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  19107. I would not have liked to be the guy who found out that "the round could not effectively deal with a pissed off polar bear"...
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  19108. the original intro music
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  19109. Another amazing story, thank you once more Mister Felton! I really admire your work!
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  19110. Fascinating topic as always, thanks for another brilliant video Mark.
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  19111. Fantastic , great video and history of my favorite surplus rifles.
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  19112. Next do a feature on those armoured musk ox units
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  19113. Excellent.
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  19114. Very nicely done and researched!
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  19115. That was very good Mark.
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  19116. A 53/17 (.303 Rifle Model 53/17 (M1917 Enfield)) with a scope is capable of hitting within a circle the size of a 5 crown (2 inch) at a distance of 1800 meters. A wonderful weapon that is also modified to caliber 22 and is widely used for indoor shooting in the Danish Home Guard. Mark you are👍👍👍
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  19117. Love the vintage intro music!
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  19118. Didn´t know about that at all.....well done Sir!
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  19119. That musk ox looks like it belongs on Ice Planet Hoth! What do they eat? "Cool" Vid Dr. Felton.
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  19120. Thank you Mark🤗
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  19121. It's always a good day when its history by Mark Felton
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  19122. Kick back, and learn something! Cheers, Mark!
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  19123. I dont see how anyone can dislike these videos
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  19124. As always, thank you Mark for being such a stalwart steward of history.
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  19125. Just in time for my leftover spaghetti for lunch
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  19126. Thank you Mark!!!
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  19127. Fantastic Mark! Another excellent video. Each one I view I learn more than I knew of the subject before. With all your work over the years I dare say you are the one go to person for information about WWII personalities. Thanks again!
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  19128. "Hey; wanna spend 23 minutes listening to a story about a dead ex-chicken farmer's brain?" "Are you outta your mind!?" "The dead ex-chicken farmer is Himmler and the storyteller is Dr. Felton." "Why didn't you say so?! What are you waitin' for? Start the film and hold all calls!"
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  19129. Great presentation Mark.
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  19130. Nice work, Doc.
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  19131. Brilliant work Mark as always
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  19132. 11k visits in 45minutes and rising! You are a legend, Mark!
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  19133. Another fascinating install from your research
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  19134. I'm 6,310! Woo-hoo, at last! Thanks Mark. I've been anticipating this with some almost embarrassing glee. Feeding the dark side, even vicariously, can't be a good thing, but all the same, I'll enjoy! Cheers.
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  19135. l like it already! the title alone! (l jest- you're work is utterly marvellous mark) . william. ireland.
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  19136. Great work Mark, your amazing efforts to bring this information to us are greatly appreciated.
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  19137. Absolutely love your work, more often than not your information helps me on a daily basis as a student. Keep up the great work sir!
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  19138. Mark great job as always. #1 you tube history teacher
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  19139. Fascinating! Thank you Dr.Felton for making this video series on Himmler.
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  19140. I was getting a ultrasound..and my notifications went off..nurse was cool and I said it Mark Felton..
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  19141. Great video! Really enjoyed it I've learned alot from your channel thank you for sharing these videos!
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  19142. I’m so appreciative of your content Dr. Felton. The history of WWII is so interesting to me and I get so much from your video’s
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  19143. Thanks for daily content
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  19144. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  19145. Great video
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  19146. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for sharing your adventure through time
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  19147. Another fantastic Mark Felton production! :cat-orange-whistling:
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  19148. Another awesome video
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  19149. Thank you for all you do sir✌️
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  19150. Crumbs, a fifth episode to come! this is becoming a mini series, absolutely fascinating, thank you for your hard work.
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  19151. is it safe?
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  19152. Very interesting
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  19153. Iam a Canadian and have talked about these tanks and have conversions with many people who disagree with me untill I show them pictures and information as a Canadian I thank you.🇨🇦
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  19154. Great story! The famous BC Regiment (Duke of Connaughts Own) in downtown Vancouver Canada has a Ram Mk2 on display outside of its Regimental home - The Drill Hall.
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  19155. I really enjoy the theme music you have, Dr. Felton. It both excites me and tells my brain its time for sleep. Your voice and interesting stores has lulled me to sleep more times than I can count. Thank you for your work!
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  19156. Thanks!
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  19157. I gave the coordinates of this to a museum down south restoring one last year but got no response, been down to see it many times in my teens. You can see it from the top road with binoculars and its clearly visible on google earth. Maybe with a bit of luck and Dr Feltons clout the Tank Museum or some one similar may rescue it now... Be warned if you go to see it there is still a lot of ordinance floating about on that moor and Thankyou Mark another great video
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  19158. missed opportunity to label the video "bloodba'ath"
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  19159. Great Video when i was in Iraq in the 05 to 06 our base was out of the old base of Habbaniya.
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  19160. There's so much history that is unknown in Iraq. I was a military police private is during the invasion of iraq. Fascinating!!
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  19161. Whenever we English hear of Iraq we immediately think Saddam. Thanks for this, it's an eye-opener (and I'M old enough to know better!!).
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  19162. Your channel is much better than the history channel
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  19163. The immediate history following WWII is fascinating! Thank you Doctor!
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  19164. 2 Million subs 😮 Congratulations and thank you for the best content on YouTube.
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  19165. There's an apartment within the house for rent on AirBnB, unsurprisingly they make no mention of it's history or list an air raid shelter as part of the amenities............
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  19166. Thanks again for another job well done. Your research is second to none sir.
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  19167. Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.
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  19168. Looks like I will have something to listen to on my way to work!
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  19169. Glad you were able to get some excellent photos of the car. Thanks for another world class video.
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  19170. As always as good as he is, he always comes home and up with best of history and facts as straight forward as it could be told except for being there!
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  19171. Always fascinating. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  19172. You just keep giving Mark, thank you from the Netherlands😂
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  19173. Mark Felton is also a splendid investigator.
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  19174. You just never know what you're going to learn on this fascinating channel! :)
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  19175. The only way that makes sense: rubble used as ballast. Also, the guarantee that free ballast was available at Bristol made the Liberty ships able to take more load. If that ballast wouldn't be available, each ship would have to sail from the US with 1500 tons less of cargo.
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  19176. Fascinating. I've traveled that road more times than I can count and had no idea.
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  19177. Videos like this are why I love this channel. Thank you!
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  19178. Wow, interesting.... I know people who lived in these buildings and have been in there. Worked @ NYU hospital in the 80s and 90s
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  19179. Absolutely Fascinating, Thanks Mark.
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  19180. Although not from war damage there's British ballast bricks all over the Caribbean and our ballast cobblestones pave many French towns.
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  19181. A great factoid for all us Brits who live in NY. I drive up and down FDR regularly. I’ll have to pull over and find that plaque now!
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  19182. Using the rubble from the bombed city of Bristol for ships ballast seems totally bizarre. The British used "English gun flint" for ballast in sailing ships to America back in the day. Large and small nodules of high quality flint used with flintlock rifles and pistols. Sometimes known as Dover flint, it was known for its' purity and reliability when used with flintlock firearms. There are to this day, caches of English gun flint along the Missouri river, Mississippi river and other locales in America. Thanks for another fascinating documentary, Dr. Felton and all the best.
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  19183. There were also a larger variant of the Liberty ships made as well, the Victory class, but not in such numbers. Mark from Melbourne Australia
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  19184. Cracking video
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  19185. I grew up in NYC and am a huge WW2 history buff and I had no idea! Thx Dr. Felton.
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  19186. Well, if that isn't some story!! Thanks Mark for giving us this fascinating insight into our shared histories.
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  19187. That's why I love this channel. A true beacon of history burning bright illuminating new discoveries. You learn something new everyday.
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  19188. Love this.... This is history I simply would have never come across And it's gonna make me sound like a smart ass when I'm down at the pub
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  19189. If I hadn't seen this factual video you have presented, I would have thought it was a made up story. Just utterly bizarrely fascinating.
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  19190. I've contacted the Wheatcroft collection via e-mail, to see what their thoughts are, on possibly adding it to their S-130 boat!! 👍
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  19191. Love your channel and content .
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  19192. As always- thank you Sir!!
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  19193. Very interesting story. Great video.
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  19194. Loved this one, thank you Mark!
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  19195. @3:50. Got to love the sound of a Merlin. Great video. Subscribed
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  19196. Always enjoyable to listen and watch. Great production quality, narration abs documentation of subtleties.
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  19197. Dr Mark U never stop to amaze me The best REGARDS Ziggy Canada
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  19198. thanks Mark....
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  19199. That was superb Mark 👍
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  19200. Mark felton videos just get better and better 🙂🙂🙂🙃🙂
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  19201. Absolutely fascinating
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  19202. Only in Deutchland How do you top a brilliant military flying career. Successful chain of sex shops. Good video 📹 👍
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  19203. Amazing. So many stories to tell. Thank you for your research. Much appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
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  19204. You can always count on Mr felton to shine a light in these unknown stories
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  19205. Awesome great sharing 👍
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  19206. Thank you so much for all your wonderful and unique war stories.
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  19207. A highlight of my 26-year Navy career was being part of hosting a gathering of Iwo Jima veterans aboard USS Iwo Jima. Several of them were Medal of Honor winners.
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  19208. Thanks for this video! Reminded me of my grandfather (*1923, +2017) who was a survivor of the battle of Kursk... May these man remind us that there that there are no reasons for war.
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  19209. The CEO of our company is 99 and he still goes to work.
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  19210. Most began passing away around 2000. My father was born in 1919 and had just turned 20 in 1939.
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  19211. Nice video sir.
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  19212. A very moving presentation of the "Greatest Generation" that I grew up under.
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  19213. A very moving tribute Mark in every way.
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  19214. My grandfather, a veteran of the Italian campaign 44-45 unfortunately passed away last year at 98
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  19215. Dr. Felton is as old as Judas Priest. Very cool.
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  19216. Incredible video , may God bless these men and women peace when the call comes
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  19217. Please, don't forget veterans from countries like Poland, Spain, South Africa, Brazil, Finland, Austria, Romania, Greece, Norway, Philippines, Netherlands, Indonesia, .... Thanks.
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  19218. I’ve been involved with both Great War and Second World War veterans for over 50 years ( much like Marks Grandfather, mine was a 8th Army Vet ) and have been proud to know Harry Patch , John Howard , and knew Bill Millin well and played alongside him on Drum and Bugle .. sadly we are now at the stage of Great War veterans when I first started .. Around but rarely seen at events as much as they once were .. once gone , there like will never be seen again .
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  19219. There is a resident where I do maintenance that is one. 102. Still drives (a Honda Fit). Plays billiards every Wednesday morning. Plays flute, but had to give up other wind instruments for lack of wind. Never married. Says that is the secret to old age. He was in the South Pacific in the Navy.
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  19220. Great video Mr. Felton I think we share the same passion and age!! 🇺🇲🤝🇺🇦
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  19221. Thanks!
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  19222. Thanks for a great presentation
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  19223. No other channel i look forward to posting! Thanks Dr.Felton
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  19224. unbelievably early to this one. And another outstanding end of war piece..
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  19225. I see a mark felton upload and I just smile.
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  19226. The best channel on YouTube. 🪖🫡🍸
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  19227. My boring time off isn't so boring when Mark Felton Productions releases a video. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  19228. More unique and interesting content Doctor. Thanks.
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  19229. There’s been a real Felton blast over the last few days. Love it.
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  19230. Haha I was actually watching another Mark Felton video when this notification came up!
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  19231. I wish I had these videos handy when I lived in Germany (2013 - 2015). My father fought in WWII as part of the all Puerto Rican 65th Infantry Regiment (attached to the US 7th Army). He was in Germany when the war ended. I tried to retrace his travel through Germany but there isn’t a lot of information that I could find and he never spoke about the war. Thank you so much for all that you do.
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  19232. More excellent educational information! Cheers, Mark!
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  19233. Everytime dr Felton drops a video I click mad fast 😂😂😂😂😂
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  19234. Great story! Great way to start a Sunday morning
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  19235. The tiger is actually being restored to it’s original fonctionnal state
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  19236. Have seen that Tiger at Saumur. I have a picture of my son, then around 6 standing in front of it. Interesting to have its history here.
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  19237. Thank You. Great Video. Keeping History Alive & Honoring those who fought & died for Freedom.
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  19238. German tanks fighting the Germans in world war 11... awesome video Dr Mark Felton ❤
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  19239. Wow! Impressive. Thanks for this great review.
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  19240. Where I live, an area down the road was so badly bombed, levelled, there's just a big park where it used to be streets and terraced houses. A whole city block just gone
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  19241. Mark Felton stikes again 💪🥂. I'm just waking up at 0726 Pacific time brushing my teeth listening and watching.
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  19242. Another bomb site is whalley road clayton le moors lancashire, two terraced houses destroyed shortly after the dunkirk evacuation.
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  19243. I had no idea I have been driving through "the crossroads of history". You're definitely going to make me see Deheram Road in a different light when I next drive down it
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  19244. Lots of damage in that part of the city Mark, go down Northumberland Street, to the very bottom, the park on the right hand side was once a beautiful church until the bombing raids....I think all the foundations remain, they just imported soil & mounded over the old church....
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  19245. I grew up cross the river from Norwich, Vermont, and love the way you pronounce Norwich.
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  19246. As a very young child we used to catch the bus home on that corner opposite Old Palace Road and I remember playing in that bombed out building, About 1950/51. Very interest Dr Felton, Thankyou.
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  19247. just as I go on my lunch Dr Felton drops this ! brilliant
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  19248. My great aunt and uncle were Norwich residents and were made homeless by these raids, unfortunately I don’t know where in Norwich they lived at the time, but when as a child I went with my parents to visit them at their new home on Rosebery Rd we would have crossed this junction on our way into Norwich, having called at another great uncles home on Turner Rd just off the Dereham Rd. As a corollary my grandparents had lived in the east end of London from the 1920s to 1938 when they moved to north Notts where one of my aunts had married and set up home. Their former home in Stratford survived the blitz. We count ourselves as a fortunate family, having come through WW2 relatively unscathed, my father fought through NW Europe from Normandy, his brother the length of Italy and one of their sisters’ husband was RAMC in Europe. 2 family members were employed at a ROF making explosives, all survived physically but I know now that much was not spoken of.
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  19249. Reminds me of a house I grew up in in South London; Victorian terraced housing, with a bowling green opposite the last 12 houses in the street. Needless to say, there hadn't been a bowling green there before German bombers missed a "nearby" gas works by several miles! This was in the '70s and we still had fairly makeshift boarded ceilings in the houses that survived.
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  19250. I watched this in my house rebuilt after the war as the original house was flattened by a German land mine during the war. No fancy brickwork on my end of the street so you can tell which houses survived.
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  19251. I never knew that was a bombsite and ive lived here for almost 20 years
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  19252. I live in Plymouth and these missing teeth in terraces are still very present. Between the scale of the Bombing and the relative economic stagnation many have never been rebuilt and are simply gaps, even in otherwise very nice terraces or crescents.
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  19253. Graham Last. I do find your You Tube channel fascinating Mark. I had no idea you lived in Norwich which is my home city although I haven't lived there for nearly 50 years. Our family home was in Mill Hill Rd which you probably know and is only a quarter of a mile or so from the crossroads. The windows of our house contained a mixed variety of window panes probably as a result of bomb blast. There was extensive damage to an area known as Heigham Court on Earlham Rd which was even closer to my parent's house and now occupied by a nondescript blocks of flats. I know the site you describe very well indeed and I believe it was destroyed by a single parachute mine ? Rumour has it that ownership could not be fully established after the war and consequently two corners of the site remain undeveloped. Quite why the land was not compulsorily purchased to widen the carriageway to eradicate what has become a notorious bottleneck is a mystery. A couple of half-hearted attempts have been made to ease the chronic congestion but the problem remains to this day. The German bombers on the Baedeker raids flew in along Dereham Rd - the old A47 - as a navigation point heading into the centre of the city and consequently along that route there are many infill rebuilt houses which aimed to replicate the original Victorian dwellings but with post-war austerity never quite managed it and are relatively easily spotted. One unfortunate family in Helena Rd were killed by bomb blast shock waves as they sat at their dining table and their bodies were relatively unscathed when recovered. There is a communal burial site and memorial garden for many of the victims in Earlham Cemetery just off Farrow Rd There was very extensive damage in the St Stephens St part of the city and the entire street and surrounding area was rebuilt after the war. Unfortunately it is of very plain 1950's construction and is very much an eyesore completely out of kilter with the rest of the city centre. Hopefully it will be redeveloped in the not too distant future. My mother was 17 years old in 1942 and worked for Huntley & Palmers in their office at Norwich City Station which was in Oak St. Turning up for work one morning following one of the raids she found the entire building in flames and was, rather oddly perhaps, transferred to a workplace of theirs in Fulham in London for six months while the site was brought back into use. It proved to be the only time she lived outside the city. She subsequently met a German POW, my father, in Chapelfield Gardens in 1947 and they had been married for 63 years when they both passed away in 2013. He was one of only 20,000 of 400,000 who settled in Britain after the conflict and made a new life for himself in this country.
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  19254. My Family Lived in Waterworks Road, near to this Site, their house was Hit (in its Side, therefore not a direct hit) during WWII, they survived because they were in the safe place of the Morrison Shelter which was the reinforced Kitchen Table, where they were sleepng beneath, they were dug out by their neighbours in the early hours of the morning and were Lucky to Survive
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  19255. Im a Coventarian. Our Edwardian council house still has shrapnel damage. Each time I walk past the ruined cathedral (which was mercifully preserved as a monument by postwar architect Basil Spence) you can still see tiny pieces of medieval stained glass that survived the fire Theres also a lot of ponds and lakes in our suburbs, my family used to tell me they were bomb craters from the war, when in reality after finding out myself I found out most of them were just lakes and the remnants of 18-20th century brickworks lol
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  19256. We have a Bomb Site like this in Folkestone from WW2.
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  19257. Thanks for your local history lesson, fascinating to see the before-&-after photos!
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  19258. Very interesting .. enjoyed that ..as I have a weekend in Norwich after returning from offshore 😊
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  19259. Swansea has similar situation. The historic city center was nearly completely destroyed, now mostly 1960s buildings. You have to go to Uplands near the university to see the older Victorian houses and buildings.
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  19260. Great video mark, very interesting,I live in Portsmouth, their is still waste ground around the city which are old bomb sites,car park to name one and the odd missing house in a Victorian terrace,there were quite a few in the 70s and 80s, they were great to play on , more videos like this please 👌👍😀
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  19261. In the 1990s I spent a few weeks touring France. While in Normandy, I obtained a copy of a map Michelin published after the war showing the battle areas behind the Normandy beaches. While driving around the areas, I realized one could see where the heavy fighting had been simply by looking at the buildings. Areas spared from the fight had very old buildings while the fought-over areas were predominantly 1950s or newer construction.
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  19262. I loved it Mark, thanks.
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  19263. Another wonderful video Dr. Felton :) thank you.
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  19264. First liking the video and then watching
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  19265. This is the best WWII channel on YouTube. Very interesting!
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  19266. I'm old enough to remember that in the mid 70's there were still bomb sites in Liverpool that were still just as they were left thirty years earlier. You might, for instance, see a row of terraced houses with a rubble filled gap in the middle, or a building that was nothing more than a shell with burnt and broken timbers inside. You'd see a lot of this kind of thing in certain areas but not in others, making it clear which parts of the city had been hit. Coming from many miles away in the countryside it was quite a sobering sight.
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  19267. Excellent, as always.
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  19268. I didn't know you were from Norwich. It seems this city has quite a few noteable Youtubers.
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  19269. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  19270. Another great video of history!!
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  19271. I enjoyed your video, and the sirens at the end put the wind up me, putting me in the scene, thinking how horrible to have men in the sky trying to kill people that were sleeping, or even just trying to survive. Then I realised the sirens you were playing were long sirens, instead of the repeated short sirens, and I have a feeling the long sirens were the all clear signal which, if correct, meant it's all over (for now) very comforting thought at the end of your video. I wonder at the people in Ukraine now reliving such horrors, poor souls.
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  19272. People don't realise how much this country changed because of the Blitz. You often see in London a row of terraced hosed with more modern ones in between, it's usually because they replaced houses destroyed in the Blitz. The house i grew up in still had bomb damage into the 1980s, a bomb landed at the end of the street and bent the side wall outwards slightly, it was rebuilt in the mid-eighties.
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  19273. Mark, as a long time resident of Norwich there are many areas of bomb damage in the city. Close to Dereham Rd onn Earlham Rd there is a row of Victorian terrace houses set back with one 1970s house built in the middle. It looks very odd and was hit in the same raid.
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  19274. FASCINATING! (as always) Thanks for the research!
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  19275. What I really like from you guys is giving figures of dimensions in imperial and metric terms, very useful, thanks.
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  19276. One aspect of WWII I was not aware of, thank you Mark. A great story and well presented.
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  19277. Montreal to the Bahamas ... I wonder why they chose that as a route testing destination! 😂 Brave and talented guys anyway ... lest we forget.
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  19278. Quite the Tale... If it wasn't for your Work and Passion most of these Missions or Stories would truly be lost. Thanks for Sharing
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  19279. I love hearing the intro.
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  19280. Loving your videos Mark!
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  19281. Whoa! Whaaat??? Just when I thought I knew just about everything to do with the war you keep coming up with more. Fantastic
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  19282. You pulled it out again. Another interesting story that nobody had ever heard of before.!
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  19283. Wowww! A place I've been to on a Doc Felton episode. Can't believe it. The stars must be aligned🤣
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  19284. Just checked, and 4 million dollars adjusted for inflation would be over 86 million today...
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  19285. Another interesting video, sir. Thank you!
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  19286. Thanks for all your research and hard work.
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  19287. Amazing! I spent a lifetime in military aviation from 1952, & never knew this. Thank you.
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  19288. Mark Felton is almost at 1 million subs, but he keeps a small channel feel. Excellent
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  19289. I love how this channel has exploded in subscribers in the past several months. I can't think of a channel that deserves it more.
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  19290. You never disappoint, Mark, Thanks for these videos!
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  19291. Dr. Felton never ceases to educate me with new videos
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  19292. How refreshing to see someone getting aviation details right, a nice touch at the end regarding Sun-Air's D328 operations albeit with the jet version.......Good vid..
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  19293. Darth Felton strikes again with another fascinating video.
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  19294. A very nice video for a change of pace from the tension of war. I always enjoy your videos, Dr. Felton, Rick from Georgia.
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  19295. Absolutely pumping out the content. Give this man a raise!
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  19296. Thank you Mark for all your amazing videos, quarantine and remote work became a lot more enjoyable thanks to you!
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  19297. I was gone for a while and now I want to know what I missed
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  19298. thanks mate regards from sunderland
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  19299. Dammit, Felton! You've done it again! Bravo!
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  19300. Clicked this video as soon as I got the notification. Was not disappointed.
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  19301. Great pictures and informative video well done!
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  19302. 🎖️🏆⭐❤️‍🩹🙏 Thank you for sharing this
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  19303. Amazing history. Thanks for sharing.
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  19304. Excellent video! Thanks for your work!
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  19305. We meet again Dr. Felton. Am still in quarantine with 5 days left. Thanks for the history lesson again.
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  19306. Thank you so much Dr. Felton, I've been waiting for this particular topic. Love this channel and more power to you!
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  19307. Came across your channel by accident and just subscribed. Fascinating content all around. A nice change of pace from the garbage most people post. Well done!
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  19308. Fascinating, thanks once again Mark Felton!
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  19309. Always appreciate your in-depth analysis and the subjects you choose, Mark. You prove again and again that there are many facets to the second World War.
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  19310. Thank you Mark for another great video 👍
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  19311. Only in your channel I didn't skip the ads Herr professor, please keep upload and enlightening us
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  19312. as expected, Dr Felton never failed to give a good content, good job👍👍
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  19313. Always an education. Thanks Mark. Good work bro
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  19314. Love all the new content almost daily. Learning new things in history everyday. Thank you Mark!!!
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  19315. The "Thanks for watching" always comes too early!
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  19316. The greatest historian on YouTube
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  19317. Heldengedenktag 1943 famous Wochenschau footage indeed. Interesting that Von Hase would later be implicated in the 20th july assassination attempt. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  19318. Love all your content Mr. Felton. Cheers from Texas. 👍
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  19319. Excellent video. While I was in the USAF, I had an opportunity to stay a few times in the Platterhof, known later as the General Walker hotel, as it was a recreational hotel for US forces.
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  19320. Very good documentation. Greatings from Germany.
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  19321. I honestly don't know how you have the energy or motivation to post videos at the speed you do, but I thank you for doing it!
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  19322. My love for history grows each time you post a new video.
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  19323. Another great video, much respect from Romania!
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  19324. Whats better than another history vid by Mark Felton in a long day of Boredom?
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  19325. No, the narrator is Dr. Felton himself. He DOES sound a bit like Robert Powell though, doesn't he?
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  19326. These videos are really interesting and informative
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  19327. Thanks for the new upload bud
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  19328. Fantastic work yet again Sir Felton 👍
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  19329. I love your videos, so interesting and informative. Also really like how you put a picture of yourself before hand (it make it so much more personable). Thankyou for another great video 👍
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  19330. I love youre channel of historie 😀
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  19331. "Darth" Mark Felton
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  19332. I must be dreaming. Two uploads in a day?! I am in heaven!
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  19333. Always worth watching.
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  19334. Fine business...Thanks Doc.
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  19335. I have said it before and I will say it again. I love your videos. You have great old film footage and lay out the facts. Thank you and please keep up the great work.
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  19336. Good work.
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  19337. Dr Felton is pleasure to hear you again.
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  19338. Thank you for everything ❤️
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  19339. Very interesting videos!
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  19340. Brilliant 💯
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  19341. 1629th viewer :) Dr Felton - the value of your materials is beyond estimation. Great regards!.
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  19342. Great video 👍
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  19343. As always a great video by Prof. Felton. 1.84 mil subs proves that! GREAT WORK!
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  19344. Love your videos x Such an intriguing chapter of history the Second World War
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  19345. Excellent work once again Mark..
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  19346. This series is brilliant.
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  19347. Fantastic video presentation and story of this. Thx Mark
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  19348. I said couple years ago Prof Felton would exhaust all ww2 topics soon. I was wrong. Gladly🙂
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  19349. Excellent (and unexpected) addition to a great series!
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  19350. Very interesting!
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  19351. Love the format!!
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  19352. I see mark, i clicked as fast
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  19353. Love these videos, thanks Mark.
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  19354. Excelent as always. also, first
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  19355. Another fantastic look into history! Well done Mr. Felton!!!
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  19356. So many memories. Thanks Mark.
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  19357. Another great video! Thanks!
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  19358. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  19359. Great video, Mark
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  19360. Interestingly, the common Thai greeting สวัสดี (sawatdee), meaning "good health" or "good welfare" comes from the same Sanskrit root as "swastika".
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  19361. Mark Felton, thank you very much for your work.
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  19362. Superb ep herr Doctor..
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  19363. It’s great seeing a YouTube video on a topic I wrote a essay on not too long ago. Love to see it 🤩
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  19364. Interesting, informative, and well presented ... as always!
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  19365. thank you doctor felton for educating people on my religious most auspicious symbol
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  19366. Thank you Mark for this phenomenal explanation. I want to Share one Experience of Swastika..In India use of Swastika is common from Ancient times and nothing related to Nazism..I was working in an Automobile Company and it's inauguration was taking place. In India we have a tradition to Worship the machineries, instruments even Vehicles before starting for the first time, and for that the worshipper puts Swastika On that instrument or new thing as a part of rituals, this is part of our culture from thousands of years..for that ceremony we invited the Company's top officer from Europe ( don't remember his country) but as soon as the worshipper put swastika on the Machine his reaction was different and he refused to be a part of worship. After detailed explanations by our Top officers he agreed to be part of it...we were Amateurs so we didn't understand what is the history and reason of his denial but after detailed study of WW2 it's clear. In Europe Use or display of Swastika is banned. Thank you so much for this video..
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  19367. I could watch this mans videos all day
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  19368. That was incredibly informative. Thanks.
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  19369. If You Want The History Told Straight This Is No Question The Place
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  19370. Very interesting. Thank you.
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  19371. Very nicely put video, informative and interesting thank you
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  19372. Thank you Mark for this video. This is a topic that should be known to more people, as too many people think that these symbols were created by the nazis.
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  19373. Mark Felton is the David Attenborough of world war history narration!
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  19374. Very informative
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  19375. As I earlier studied and recognized the story of these simbols, I was not surprised .But nobody does it better than Mark Felton.
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  19376. This video is an amazing wealth of knowledge even by Mark's lofty standards. Thank you.
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  19377. Amazing to see where they came from Mark keep it up!
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  19378. This squadron was once stationed in Malaya to conduct anti communist insurgency operations in the 1950s
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  19379. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  19380. Very interesting, thanks.
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  19381. With the mass amount of WW2 docs, Mark Felton always manages to show me something new.
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  19382. Yet another subject that the majority are way to scared to discuss. Thank you Mark for bringing us the historical information that would be forgotten without you 👍
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  19383. Hey mark, according to my Indian friend the swastika has a different meaning depending on where it points
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  19384. A Dr Felton video is the best way to start the day in New Zealand, well done Mark. Keep them coming!
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  19385. I was not aware of this Normandy D-Day landing. Thanks for the knowledge Dr. Mark! 🙏🏼
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  19386. Another video to add to my workout playlist. Thanks Mark.
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  19387. Great stuff Mark Thank you!
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  19388. Never stop uploading Dr Felton!
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  19389. this channel is becoming the gold standard of military history videos
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  19390. This is a very good channel do you know.
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  19391. Excellent content again and again and again.
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  19392. Yes another first one for me.. thanks
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  19393. I always learn something when I click play on Mark Felton's videos. Thank you for this channel.
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  19394. Txs 4 this great documentary... perfect like always 🙏👌👍
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  19395. Fascinating !
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  19396. Always something new, thanks Mark
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  19397. Thank you once again for adding to my knowledge of WW2. I'd never heard of this - not even a rumour or hint.
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  19398. This generation will be so much more educated with all these resources. As usual excellent and gripping video Doc.
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  19399. Thank you for another excellent and informative video vignette.
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  19400. I was with C Troop, Ist Squadron, 4th Cav when I was stationed in Germany in the early seventies. It's nice to know my old unit played at least a small part in the D-Day landings.
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  19401. Best History teacher
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  19402. As always, another great video & even wonderful narration; thanx for all ur work to bring all of these to us viewers!🇺🇸
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  19403. Thank you mark Felton
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  19404. Excellent presentation Dr. Felton.
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  19405. Mark simply never disappoints. Another great story with amazing footage. 👏👏👏
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  19406. Thanks Mark. Once again, unknown history brought to light.
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  19407. Mark Felton, you are good. The narration and subject matter are first class.
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  19408. I have watched hundreds of hours of documentaries and videos on D-Day and had never heard of this operation, thank you Mr Felton.
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  19409. Brilliant doc, thanks, shame it never worked out it would have been legendary.
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  19410. Encore une excellente vidéo ! Merci
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  19411. Omg I love this channel!
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  19412. My complements to you, sir. I have once again learned something I did not know previously. Keep up the good work
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  19413. Mr Felton sparked my love for history thank you Mr Felton
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  19414. Just when you think that there can´t be anything interesting new, Dr. Felton releases a new video ...
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  19415. Thanks for making the long work day a little shorter :) I always look forward to listening to these at my desk
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  19416. Man this is so interesting!!
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  19417. Mark comes up with yet ANOTHER item of WWII history that I never heard of before!
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  19418. I had never heard of this before. Thank you for telling this amazing true story.
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  19419. Before the V-1 and V-2 flying bombs there was the V-0 Zeppelin
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  19420. Tx u for all ur videos…short and informative…all ur videos are unknown to most common people like me..good job and keep it cominggggggg…👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  19421. GREAT JOB Dr. Felton
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  19422. Great video as always Dr.Felton.
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  19423. Great video as always Mr. Felton!
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  19424. Great stuff, Dr Felton.
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  19425. Yeeeeeeees Thank you very much. Great work 👏 👍 👌 💪 🙌 😀
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  19426. I absolutely love these videos and Mark’s lessons are always interesting. Another point to make. Your accent when describing these German and Russian names is so nice to listen to.
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  19427. Great episode! I liked and subbed! Thanks!
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  19428. Fascinating stories you bring to light. I've Been wanting to hear this story for awhile. And BAM Mark Felton steps up big again
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  19429. Anything with Hitler that Mark puts out I click immediately
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  19430. Quality as usual marky boy
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  19431. My favorite YouTube channel!
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  19432. Superb Channel 👍
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  19433. thanks again mark
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  19434. It is unbelievable how he knows such details let alone the situation or the event but the super super good details Mark awesome bro I love listening to your Channel
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  19435. I love how any comment remotely criticizing the History Channel gets a heart from Mark.
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  19436. Bloomberg TV is on, CNBC is on... WAIT WAIT. FELTON IS ON, the market can wait...😊
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  19437. I wish there were Oscars for YouTube channels. Mark Felton would hardly have any competition. Keep up the great work Mark and team.👏👍
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  19438. Good stuff Mark. Where do you get these awesome bits of unknown history? I thought I knew almost everything about WW2 but you keep proving me wrong. LOL
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  19439. Top videos 100% recommended 👌👌👌👌👌👍
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  19440. Always great to see a new upload by this guy
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  19441. Better than the history channel
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  19442. Now thats what one can only call 'sooo close and yet soooo far!!' There you go again Mark, finding so many rich details that are not only intellectually delicious but wonderfully enlightening. Thank You!
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  19443. City of Vinnitsa, Ukraine - the stress in this name should be on the first syllable, not second one
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  19444. Felton youre the Man! I just finished work and now this Video, just perfect 👍🏼
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  19445. Excellent Research and update 👍
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  19446. Thank you all these videos
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  19447. I agree. Dr F rocks. 🤘
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  19448. What an interesting video I had no idea. Thank you
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  19449. Thanks Mark!!!
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  19450. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. Excellent presentation of little known, but significant anecdotes about WWII.
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  19451. Mark once again excels!
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  19452. Sir Mark another hair raising story. Well done. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸
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  19453. My boy out here dropping some bomb videos each time he uploads. Keep up the great work!
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  19454. Lets freakin go marky mark
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  19455. Mark Felton never misses
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  19456. Wow a good Story
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  19457. Bravo Mr.Felton
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  19458. Wonderful as always! Really cool footage, impressive.
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  19459. Amazing video as always.
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  19460. like learning something new that is why I subscribed to this channel very informative .
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  19461. Amazing, What can i say besides that your content is top notch, The elite of documentaries in youtube!
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  19462. First
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  19463. Thanks Dr Felton.. These lesser known facts you bring to light for us to learn are truly amazing. Your ability to go on these fact finding research missions are truly appreciated....🇬🇧🇺🇸 Mark Felton... Research commando...!
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  19464. The picture of the M-60 tank used is at the museum I used to work at.
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  19465. Great video as always Mark
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  19466. Mark is back Yes!
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  19467. great video!
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  19468. Another brilliant story
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  19469. Hey Prof. Felton I rarely catch you this early. I love your stuff. Your work as a "sane" history youtuber is quite admirable and Inspiring. Wish you the best of Luck and Health.
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  19470. I’m happy I got to hear Dr Mark Felton say “ space balls”😂
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  19471. 8:12 Norman Lear is wearing the higher rank Sergeant First Class, not the lower rank Technical Sergeant.
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  19472. fascinating episode!
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  19473. Mel Brooks .. great movie. And a great Dr. Felton video!
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  19474. Well that was different and really interesting. Thanks Mark.
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  19475. Reminds me of how old coins work in the U.S. Very neat, thanks for sharing, doc.
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  19476. Years ago I found a 1930 King George the 5 five cent(Canadian) coin in my change. It looks pretty cool, just recently got the so called " goth " coin in my change, one could argue the best looking coin ever!
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  19477. Your Yankee cousins across the pond know what sweets, and fizzy drinks are. We have all watched "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang".😜
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  19478. Thank You - Very interesting. Regards, Bernt-- Sweden.
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  19479. rumor has it the last time Mark Felton bought a round it was paid in Florins Barmaids still pissed
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  19480. Another brilliant podcast. I'm 71 and oh my, you brought memory flashbacks. I don't however, remember the double florin. Thank you very much for the memories.
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  19481. I agree with you, Mark! I love the feel of cash in my hands. Every once in awhile I'll still get an Indian Head cent (retired 1909) in my change; once I got a "Buffalo" nickel 5 cent piece (retired 1938).
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  19482. 5:26 "stark raving mad...." 😂 correctly said Dr Felton. This is such a valuable relic from the past. Great video!!!!
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  19483. Very cool, Mark! I'm going to review my admittedly haphazard foreign coin collection now. My list says I have two English shillings from 1948 and 1954, and an Australian florin from 1960. But if I ever get to visit the UK, I'll pay for my pint in bills, thank you. 😊
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  19484. That was both fun and interesting!
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  19485. It seems that the groat may also still be legal tender (a groat is worth 4d. or four old pennies) It is still issued as Maundy money which is still legal tender, though the silver value, like the double florin, means that it would be foolish to spend a groat in the usual way. Otherwise, the mass minting of the groat ceased in 1856.
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  19486. Dr. Felton like you I like old American silver coinage. Especially the Morgan, Walking Liberty and the Peace Dollar. Unfortunately they are hard to find outside coin shops. You rock on with the double florrin. God save the King.
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  19487. In the US, you could use old silver dollars to pay for items, but you would also be mad to use it. Occasionally, I use the old Eisenhower dollars, which made in the 70s contain no silver and have no collectors value. Shop keepers are often confused, similar to when I use a half dollar coin or a $2 bill.
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  19488. A funny and fascinating story. Thanks Dr. Felton:)
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  19489. I like the way you think Mark. Give me cash. I don't trust digital money, its far too easy to manipulate. And in any case, I am a numismatist, and would also only be too happy to relieve someone of a double Florin, though I have little British money to speak of. I too, like many others, find a certain nostalgia as I scrutinize over and over again my six pence and large cents circa 1870-1920, wherein I also fall prey to my over imagination, and wonder what it would have been like to live in that golden age of Queen Victoria and Sherlock Holmes. One of my prized possessions is a British Trade Dollar from Hong Kong, a beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing, at last the mystery of why British money has been so difficult is solved! All the best!
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  19490. Long after the new 5p coin came out I found alot of old 5p and 1 shilling coins in a dark recess of my bedroom. Soon after I started playing billiards. Why ? Well, I knew of a very old coin operated billiards table that only took 1 shilling coins.....
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  19491. Amazing. Never knew that this coin even existed until now. Ive never come away from one of Dr Felton's videos without learning something, and that has to be worth its weight in double Florins. Incidentally, does anyone know when the Half- Crown, my favourite coin from childhood, was withdrawn from circulation?
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  19492. My wife has an extremely old collection of coins, handed down from her grandad who passed last year, who was handed it by his grandad, amongst some incredibly notable coins (Including an 1888 double florin) are her two most valuable possessions, an 1847 Victoria Gothic and an 1887 Queen Victoria Gold Sovereign. She's only ever shown me them a couple of times during house moves, and according to her grandad the only people that have ever seen her collection is me, my wife, her grandad/gran and his grandad but as far as i'm aware the Gothic is still legal tender, holding a value of 25p, despite being worth ~3k-40k depending on condition.
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  19493. This American subscriber thoroughly enjoyed this video.
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  19494. I’m constantly amazed at all the facts and stories you uncover Dr. Felton!! Keep up the good work!
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  19495. Thanks for another good one !
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  19496. More excellent programming!
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  19497. AS ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT ❗
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  19498. luv the video
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  19499. Thanks again Dr. Felton. The quality of your videos is outstanding!
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  19500. My grandmother used to work in the Boeing factory helping to build the B-29s and later the B-52s. The BUFF will always have a special place in our family.
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  19501. Ive been in Chipmunks, AEF @Marshalls cambridge.
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  19502. Awsome machines. Superb content and imagery! Thanks for another great vídeo. Happy Easter, Dr. Felton.
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  19503. Very Well Done Dr Mark!! Thank you very much! Cheers JJ
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  19504. Thanks!
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  19505. Felton to the Mrs.: "It's a ski holiday for the two of is. No World War II this time, I promise. Can you make a picture of me right here, with the Gutsh... ehm that building also in the shot?"
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  19506. I love that this location is finally getting its own video. I’ve always been curious about it.
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  19507. When you post video I watch video its that simple
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  19508. Amazing video and history!!
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  19509. It's a good day when Mark Felton uploads
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  19510. Mark, you are the REAL HISTORY CHANNEL! Don’t stop what you’re doing! Keep writing and making these awesome historic videos! SEMPER FI from a US Marine with a degree in history!
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  19511. Another superior vid. Thx for posting!
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  19512. Fascinating and very interesting
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  19513. Never as a single second lost when watching one of Mark's videos. Always balanced and pack with good information. Keep up the good Work Mark as a fan of history, I truly appreciate & enjoy your work. Cheers from across the pond... Edit: CAN YOU DO A VIDEO about the British & American Aircorps., Navy, & Infantry bases. How many there were (numbers), day to day life and how it impacted the surrounding communities?
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  19514. Good story for International Women’s Day.
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  19515. Snap, I was reading 'Hyacinth's' account just today (die panzer graf) great account of events as usual.
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  19516. An excellent story ,.. glad to see these women get their just due !!
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  19517. Amazing story. Nicely timed with womans day!
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  19518. Excellent channel.
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  19519. @Mark Felton I seen you on a Netflix show called Hitler's steel Beast!!
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  19520. Mark your videos are some of the best videos I've ever seen
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  19521. Great stuff Mark great stuff
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  19522. very interesting video felton, a happy women day ww2 video indeed, keep up the good work\
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  19523. Watching your videos is one of my favorite pastimes. Each video has top-quality content which is exceptionally well presented.
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  19524. Pretty girls, big guns, a great combination to protect their city. However many died in defence of Stalingrad, but they sold their lives dearly, and did a great job holding up the German attacks. Another great video and story that I had only vaguely heard of, but now brought to life by Mark......great stuff!
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  19525. जय गुरु गोरखनाथ 🙏।
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  19526. Absolutely fascinating. An excellent video that gives them some recognition for their service.
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  19527. Mrs. Felton. 😍 Mark. You lucky sob.
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  19528. Awesome video as always Dr. Felton.
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  19529. JRR Tolkien gave his Dwarves the war cry "Axes of the Dwarves! The Dwarves are upon you!" Which is remarkably similar to the Gurkhas' famous "Victory to the goddess Mahakali! The Gurkhas are coming!" As British Army veteran, even if he never served with the directly he certainly would have known them by reputation.
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  19530. Thank you for sharing you personal experience!
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  19531. Really enjoy it when you mix history with your personal story
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  19532. What a very nice piece! Well done!
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  19533. interesting video once again
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  19534. You left out an important military engagement in which Gurkha troops under General Douglas Gracey clashed with VietMinh guerilla troops in the outskirt of Saigon, French Indochina in 1945.
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  19535. Praise must go to Joanna Lumley for going to bat for the ghurkas rights.
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  19536. Great guys. Always great when they are on your base, you can get that good curry 😊
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  19537. Another outstanding documentary. Great information to know more about Gurkha history and current disposition.
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  19538. Good upload as always!
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  19539. Upon sighting Mrs. Felton I can appreciate why Mr. Felton always sounds so happy and content. Great video as always Mark and keep up the good work. Greeting from Australia.
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  19540. Spoken to a few in York + Darlington all ways say namesta to them =greeting in nepalese wonderful friendly men.
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  19541. That was FANTASTIC. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  19542. Thank you, Mark, for this excellent summary of the Gurkhas. As always, your access to video footage makes this channel unique and adds to your fine narrative.
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  19543. Excellent upload Dr 👍🫡
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  19544. Mrs Felton a baddie, well in Mark
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  19545. Excellent presentation!!!
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  19546. Always awesome videos !!! Thank You !!!
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  19547. Mark, I love these ww2 videos. And you have the perfect voice for them. Thank you for all the information and I look forward to more! Also - these videos are so well edited. And they compliment the narrative perfectly. Thoroughly enjoyable.
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  19548. Great Video! (Sorry for my bad english)
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  19549. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  19550. Another Great 👍 one Mr.Felton!!
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  19551. The only history channel i trust every title of to not be clickbait, Mark never disapoints
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  19552. The never-fail education of Mr Felton. Thank you, sir!
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  19553. I was in Vietnam 1967/68/69 AND IT WAS A Mother Fucker fighting in the jungle. My dad fought in WW11 in the Pacific 3:21
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  19554. Very similar to the participation of the swiss army wirh medics to nazi germany during operations in the east. You made a video about this before.
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  19555. Very informative.
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  19556. I missed this notification..but I am on it now..great work Mark Felton!
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  19557. Love your content keep going
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  19558. Awesome video
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  19559. A beautiful, short & sweet story-Thanks Mark
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  19560. Yesss! Dr Felton 🏆 🖖
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  19561. Very interesting video.
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  19562. Back in 2002, I visited Moscow to see some friends and they had arranged a trip to take a parachute jump at a nearby VDV military base (Воздушно-десантные войска России, ВДВ, romanized: Vozdushno-desantnye voyska Rossii, VDV). I qualified as a freefall skydiver in 1983, so I tagged along with them as they took the course and although the instructor explained everything to them in Russian, I barely understood a fraction of what he said, but knew what he was teaching them. I jumped with them and the aircraft used on that military base was an old Antonov An-2 fitted with skis and wheels. The parachutes were conventional rounds with L slots to steer and a front mounted reserves. They used static lines for deployment and I was first out of the aircraft. I went through the rear door and spread to help the parachute open and it did, but my friends could not see this and they did not know that everything went fine. I saw them coming down after I'd landed in the snow, 1 metre thick, it was the middle of January. The An-2 was noisy, but it was a real pleasure to jump from such an aircraft. I've since realized that they are relatively cheap and there are plenty of them, but doubt that there will be many in Russia after the conflict ends.
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  19563. Love to see more and more great videos!
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  19564. Thanks Mark. Great stuff
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  19565. Thanks Mark .. Good stuff
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  19566. You make great and informative videos as always Mark Felton. That is impressive that people can make an operational Tiger Tank. I wish to share with you that once with my dad we saw what looked like a Tiger 1 here in Utah USA. We came back to the spot later that day and found out it was a fake made out of wood and having trash can lids for hatches. It was made well enough to look real from a distance which is why it peeped our intetest.
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  19567. If you call Dirk Pitt at NUMA he could find it. Probably in a few days.
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  19568. A friend Who is metal detectorist near rouen Say to me there is a kubelwagen un the water near Rouen, he see the car in the mud. Im a metal detectorist and history fan from Rouen. I found many relics in this region !
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  19569. Thanks Mark for another interesting piece of history!
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  19570. Very interesting video, Mark!
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  19571. « How does one lose a tank »? Ask my uncle, he sank his during the sixties, while trying to pass over a bridge that wasn’t supposed to hold such a weight... Truth be told: they got the tank back, it took another three to pull it out of the river.
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  19572. Reminds me somewhat of the steam locomotive "Rhein" which slipped of a transport ship in 1852. Since then several attempts were made to recover it, the last one in 2018, but without success so far.
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  19573. We need more channels like yours so in the years to come if more show up they're not forgotten about. Just think in 12 more years (2033) it would of been 100 years since Hitler came to power. Let that sink in. Thanks for the videos!
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  19574. I am a profesional diver located in the neterlands... count me in 😃
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  19575. omg the russian replica is so awesome. Thanks for including this footage haha
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  19576. very interesting, still watching the opium series 🥰
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  19577. Mr Felton is brilliant
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  19578. I live in Rouen just next to the Joan of Arc Bridge. I'm probably at litteraly 300m of the tank right now. If a dissapear in the next hours, look in the river
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  19579. Sunken, but not stirred. Ground-penetrating radar would find this, surely? You can find quite a few photos of the retreating German tanks at Rouen on the internet. Thanks for another great story.
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  19580. Wow tigers are the most awesome tank of WW2 I hope someone locates it. Thanks for posting Mark keep up the good work.:)
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  19581. First time I've showed up to one of the good doctors treats on the same day it was posted. Not seeing 15,000+ comments is a little... strange. =) Thank you Dr. Felton for a great learning experience as always.
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  19582. I'm not surprised that these Tigers may exist. My good friend John who owns a farm near Gavray in southern Normandy discovered the bodies of two Wehrmacht soldiers and a MG42 whilst removing part of a hedge line The MG42 was donated to a museum. ,He is convinced there are still hundreds of undiscovered bodies ,munitions and wrecks in the bocage. His own farm building still bears the scars of 88mm shells.
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  19583. Fantastic video!
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  19584. Thank you for a very informative video!
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  19585. Thank you Mark!!!
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  19586. Excellant research Mark I again learnt something new...keep posting , prefer watching you than the drab rubbish on TV !!
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  19587. Really interesting 🙂
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  19588. Excellent content 👌
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  19589. I was over the moon to see another Felton post!
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  19590. Thank you again, Mark!
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  19591. I would love to have 24 hours with Dr.Felton i would pic his genius brain the entire time 💯
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  19592. Come December 1million subs.
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  19593. informative
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  19594. An excellent account
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  19595. Awesome!!
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  19596. Your videos are very informative
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  19597. Great video, great knowledge
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  19598. Get in, nice one Dr Felton!
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  19599. thank you for the lesson Doc! :D
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  19600. thank you for the video mr felton stay safe you are helping a lot of people with these videos.
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  19601. You Sir deserve more subscribers, greetings from Bosnia!
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  19602. I'm from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thanks Mark
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  19603. Who is on fire? Who is on fire? Mark Felton is on fire!
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  19604. i love your stuff,Mark. Keep it up!
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  19605. Thanks Mark for the great stories
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  19606. Great video. History of any time period is usually oversimplified. Dr. Felton continues to show the world how murky any time period or conflict can be. Thank you Dr. Felton for showing all sides of humanity. I've studied WWII for 40 years and am continually amazed by your videos.
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  19607. Thank you Mark
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  19608. Mark, u the Best. Many thanks from Portugal. 👍👍👍
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  19609. Thanks Mark, more historical learning performed today :)
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  19610. MFP is like history chanel in the early 2000's but better
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  19611. Thank You, Dr. Felton!
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  19612. Marks on point yet again
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  19613. very interesting episode! thanks!
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  19614. Liked the picture at the end with the Storm Troopers.
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  19615. Another typically Excellent documentary from Mr. Felton . Thanks very much .
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  19616. I love watching these videos. Thanks Mark.
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  19617. i agree with all the positive statements aimed at mf
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  19618. Really enjoying your productions, have always been a bit of a WWII history nut. Recently had surgery so helping pass the time while learning!
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  19619. Fascinating story, thanks Mark.
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  19620. Mr mark your channel is one of the best historical site in YouTube but they normally underrated ur channel a lot but for me it’s the best channel in YouTube for sure dunno for others but for me, a fan all the way from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 keep up the good work my legend your channel is really helping me with me out a lot cause my love for history is out of this world I do admire at you a lot brother....
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  19621. Always enjoy your videos. Good history you will never learn this in a history class.
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  19622. With Mark you get the history behind the 'History'.
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  19623. Even the pronunciation of those German names is authentic.
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  19624. Thank you, Dr Felton, your videos are educational and fascinating at the same time, always finding new facts about WW2
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  19625. I always learn something new from Mark Felton Productions!
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  19626. Great story. Thanks!
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  19627. No idea this even happened.....fascinating!
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  19628. Thanks Mark informative and entertaining as always.
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  19629. Fascinating, as usual, Mr Felton.
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  19630. Where does this guy get his information? History channel has nothing on mark. Always interesting subjects.
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  19631. This is better than the history channel And it just the begining......
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  19632. Another outstanding program about some thing of which I knew very little. Thank you as always!
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  19633. Excellent, thanks.
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  19634. MFP managed to teach me more about ww2 every time LOVE U MPF
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  19635. Cant get enough of your history videos. I am a big history fan especially on WW2, Hitler, and Nazi Germany. Just subscribed and keep up the great work
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  19636. Highly knowledgeable video
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  19637. your videos are very interesting. keep up the good work .
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  19638. For once, somebody commenting on WWII whose pronunciation of German is perfect.
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  19639. Netflix, when does the Mark Felton history series premiere?
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  19640. Thanks for the video !
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  19641. The Allies on this channel are rapidly steaming towards 1 Million conscripts and volunteers... 👍🏼 💥 😊 Well Done Mark. 💂🏼‍♂
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  19642. Mark sleep well knowing your channel is historically invaluable!
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  19643. Not sure how you keep up this standard of content Nark but thank you
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  19644. I wish Mark Felton was my History Teacher
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  19645. Outstanding video Sir!
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  19646. MFP videos are like a fine meal, but the more I eat the hungrier I get!!
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  19647. Mark is Mr History,the story without shite.
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  19648. Excellent video.
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  19649. Very interesting thank you
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  19650. You get 10 out of 10 for this video. Keep up the good work!
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  19651. Great Video as always Mr Felton
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  19652. Thank you for the video.
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  19653. Another great video bud
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  19654. Fascinating video...
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  19655. I love your videos!
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  19656. Excellent. Very interesting .
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  19657. always a pleasure to watch your videos. many tanks mark
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  19658. I am always impressed by your videos. Please keep up your excellent work.
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  19659. 👍👍👍
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  19660. Excellent - thank you.
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  19661. Fascinating
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  19662. This is so interesting.
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  19663. The Queen should knight Mark Felton before too long.
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  19664. fascinating, just fascinating. There seems to be more and more stories of WWII that we do not know about.
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  19665. I am trying to learn each day. Dr Felton, you are making that task easier!
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  19666. fascinating. Great content. thank you
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  19667. Mark , Another cracking video 👌
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  19668. Truly fascinating
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  19669. Brilliant Channel Mr Mark Felton.
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  19670. Thank you mark!!!
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  19671. Absolutely fascinating....
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  19672. Before I click on any WW2 video I make sure it’s from Mark Felton.
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  19673. Thank you
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  19674. ...perfect document.....awesome pictures....
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  19675. Great content
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  19676. This video is one of your best videos, if not the best, that you have ever put out
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  19677. Fantastic video Mark as always love hearing ur voice so interesting and I always learn something thank you
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  19678. Fascinating documentary.
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  19679. Excellent video and a very interesting topic.
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  19680. Great video, Mark - your content is by far my favourite on YouTube and Patreon. Thank you!
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  19681. Mark, wunderbar! If history truly does repeat itself, it should be under your direction!
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  19682. What a story superb account
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  19683. Of your superb series, this may very well have been the most fascinating entry. Bravo!
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  19684. Very interesting information as usual .
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  19685. Great video!
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  19686. Wonderful videos as always Mark. Very insightful
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  19687. Thanks!
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  19688. I love your videos. Keep up the good work.
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  19689. You keep amazing me Mark felton
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  19690. Another fascinating video, always an interesting journey with Mark Felton
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  19691. Mark Mondays!!!!
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  19692. Great content as usual! I’m learning so much by watching your videos.
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  19693. Nicely done. Thank you
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  19694. ATTENTION MARK FELTON !! I have just discovered that I had been unsubscribed to your channel. I had in fact been subscribed since late 2017!! Not sure if it has happened to any other subscribers but you might want to check.
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  19695. Best world war 2 channel in YouTube ever! Thank you Sire!
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  19696. Thanks Mark for these Gems
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  19697. Stop what you’re doing..........Mark Felton is on.
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  19698. Amazing investigation and documental
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  19699. another fascinating and informative video. thanks for posting.
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  19700. Sir, I have no idea why your videos are in my recommended but I can't say that I dislike them. I'm subscribing.
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  19701. A good presentation 👋
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  19702. Fascinating!
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  19703. please just never stop making videos
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  19704. Utterly fascinating, both subject and content - even by your lofty standards, this is one of your best. I swear you could get some commissions from the BBC for WW2 documentaries.
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  19705. The best narrations and overall short documentaries on YouTube. Thank you. Lest We Forget.
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  19706. great again thanks mark
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  19707. Fascinating
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  19708. Very interesting 👍👍👍
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  19709. Dr F. didn't mention that of the children, many of whom retained the Nazi ethos, Martin Bormann's son, also Martin, as mentioned in the video who became a Catholic priest, did not. Martin Bormann Jr. was conversely very repentant and took his father's actions very hard. Before his death at the age of 82, he took it upon himself to meet up with the children of survivors for reconcilation, even visting Israel, and sometimes with the children of other former (less well known) Nazis. He also toured Germany & Austria talking about the terrible acts commited by the Nazis.
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  19710. Mark great video I love stories like this. Thanks mate
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  19711. Really interesting video Mark - thanks !
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  19712. Interesting video
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  19713. I was just watching a Eva Braun documentary (mostly Berghof stuff and how she became the lady of the house there) and was wondering about the other top Nazis' wifes. Your timing is insane! I appreciate your work a lot mark! Greetings from germany
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  19714. Fascinating as always. Thank you
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  19715. Interesting video. Keep up the good job.
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  19716. Another fascinating topic Dr Felton. Thanks again for sharing!
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  19717. Amazing you are still drawing stories from ww2. Excellent work.
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  19718. As ever a brilliant production
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  19719. I'll be honest this is one of my favorite topics you have ever posted. Thank you very much.
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  19720. Great video
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  19721. Brilliant reporting Mark.....total fact, not fiction and to the point ...and very well narrated......fancy working for BBC's Newsnight?
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  19722. Another engrossing and thoroughly researched video. Many thanks, again!
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  19723. Nice video 👍
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  19724. Thanks Mark. Very interesting information.
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  19725. I've been waiting for a vid about this thanks mark
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  19726. Thank you for this Mark. So often we forget the families left behind. Well done!
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  19727. Mark Felton is the goat historian
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  19728. Fascinating. One of your best docs.
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  19729. Fabulous video.
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  19730. Another amazing and informative upload Mark. Thank you
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  19731. Superb
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  19732. Thanks!
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  19733. Always a pleasure to watch your amazing videos, Sir👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻Thank you very much
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  19734. Sir i love your channel its like another History channel 🙏❤️So educative
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  19735. Another lunch and another great Dr. Felton production.
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  19736. Mark Felton is the gold standard of mini documentaries.
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  19737. Very interesting Mark.
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  19738. This is remarkable
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  19739. Excellent vid, really enjoyed.
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  19740. Another great video,cheers
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  19741. Most interesting episode so far, very good. Thank you.
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  19742. Great video
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  19743. This is why i love your videos so much they are short but educational
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  19744. Fantastic video as always, super interesting, you are an inspiration to us all.
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  19745. Brilliant again mark. Top job
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  19746. Dr. Felton endlessly enriches my knowledge and perspective! YouTube is awesome as learning source for history because of your videos!
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  19747. Thanks!
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  19748. Hey mark, not sure if you'll see this, but just wanted to say thanks from New Hampshire. Truly appreciate what you do.
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  19749. Awesome video really enjoyed it
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  19750. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  19751. great vid mark
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  19752. Another fascinating video. Keep them up Mark
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  19753. Great video btw. I always really like your stuff!
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  19754. I love watching your channel every video is great. 🙂
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  19755. Another very good video with excellent narration, informative info n interesting archival film. Kudos n looking forward to ur next video.
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  19756. Never knew about this. Thanks for the video.
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  19757. 1st class as always Mark.
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  19758. So interesting!
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  19759. Fantastic! Thanks MUCH for your work!
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  19760. I have been studying WW2 since I was a kid and i'm 58 now. Mark always comes up with things I did not know. I have never heard of Japanese paratroops
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  19761. 👏👏👏👌👌👌❤😊
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  19762. This channel is pure gold
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  19763. Another first rate video
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  19764. love the smell of a history video in the morning
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  19765. Thanks Mark for the relief from bordom of Corona
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  19766. Thank you mark .for featuring The Philippines during WWII ...
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  19767. A great surprise at 4 am. Good work.
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  19768. Another great Doco Professor Mark ! Cannot go a day without catching up with your latest! Thanks mate!
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  19769. Really great content.
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  19770. Thanks, Mark. Another great video. You have to wonder it these airbases would br so useful to the Japanese why they didn't build their own before the US turned up.
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  19771. 51k in 6 hours my boy gets views.And 51k likes goddamn
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  19772. Love your channel
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  19773. You learn something new every day. Thank you.
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  19774. Another amazing content..
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  19775. Thanks for this content! I enjoy so much learning history with your videos
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  19776. Nice video.
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  19777. Thank you for Covid quarantine relief.
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  19778. 👌
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  19779. YES! More quarantine content!!!
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  19780. You're doing great work. You basically replaced the History Channel -- any plans for anything on aliens?
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  19781. hello good day proud filipino here little did i know about that ooeration but thank you very much for the information, i hope next time you will make a story about the month long battle for the liberation of manila feb 3 to march 3 1945, the us infantry responsible for the liberation is 37th inf us army and 1st cavaley div
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  19782. Nice very well done didn't know about this thanks again Mark
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  19783. Wow why have I not read or heard of this large battles in the Philippines before? Most publicized and talked about often is the battle of Manila, Battle of Bataan and Corregidor. Thanks for this sir Mark.
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  19784. His voice is the best for documentaries and
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  19785. Amazing peice of history
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  19786. Great work Mark! Yet another event I had never heard of before. Thanks. Rich.
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  19787. Wait the Japanese had paratroopers ? Wow i never knew about this Well again Thx you Mr Mark Felton This is why i subscribed to you long times ago
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  19788. hey mark, love ur channel. would really love some videos about the german balkan / greece campaign.
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  19789. This channel will become successful
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  19790. This is new i never saw like this before ..thanks mark.
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  19791. Excellent Work!
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  19792. another great production
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  19793. Dr F you are KEEPING ME SANE !!! 👌 A 700 foot drop?! Brave men!
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  19794. great video like always!
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  19795. Keep up the good work Dr. Felton. I can see you having 1mil subscribers by the end of this year.
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  19796. Fascinating. History comes alive in your videos Mark, thanks for sharing.....
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  19797. Mark have watched and listened for a long time this is amzing thank for another great video
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  19798. Wow, thanks for this.
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  19799. Great video excellent details as usual
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  19800. Very well done Mark! Thank you for teaching us new World War Two facts each week!
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  19801. Lovely story. Thanks Mark!
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  19802. Perfect video to watch during breakfast. Thanks for all the interesting videos Mr. Felton
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  19803. Just brilliant Dr. Felton! Thanks for these wonderful and educational stories about the fightin women of WW2! They need to be told.
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  19804. Starting my day with a dr. Felton video. Good start for the day.
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  19805. Brilliantly presented video 🤗
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  19806. That was wonderful Mark, liked it very much!
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  19807. Thank s for your videos!!!
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  19808. Leave it to Dr. Felton to highlight such a fascinating tidbit of WWII history.
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  19809. Mark Felton does it again, phenomenal video.
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  19810. The rifle she is carrying is Model 1938 MosinNagant carbine. Commonly issued to rear echelon units.
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  19811. wow Mark, very interesting. Good to add to breadth of coverage from foot soldiers to generals.
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  19812. Thank you for once again, giving me a lesson , I knew little of , and giving me the highlight of my day.
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  19813. In an age that elevates exaggerated "feels" above genuine feelings, Mark Felton seems to possess the unique ability to be both heartwarming and matter-of-fact at the same time. Bravo, sir.
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  19814. Great video!
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  19815. VERY interesting, thank you!
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  19816. Awesome video! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  19817. One of the most beautiful and wonderful videos you have ever made!
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  19818. G'day Mate, (Mark Felton) I'm watching from all the way down under from Mount Gambier in the Great State Of South Australian YEAH.🥇🇦🇺🦘⚜️👑⚜️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  19819. I've seen that clip so many times never the actual interview. Thank you so much Mark
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  19820. Really Amazing, thank you Mark! I've known her clip for 50 years or so...
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  19821. Dr.Felton,thank you for another amazing video. Greetings from Portugal
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  19822. I remember seeing this clip on youtube years ago. always wanted to learn more about it. THANK YOU MARK
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  19823. Excellent work again Dr. Felton.
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  19824. Another great documentary from Mr. Mark Felton ! Thanks for all your great contribution to reveal history. Very well done ! I salute you from Miami USA .
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  19825. As a handicap I can say YOUR CHANNEL is one of the best educational channels there. Keeps the mind sharp.
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  19826. good work mark!
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  19827. Most interesting. Thank you Mark.
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  19828. Fantastic video as alway Dr. Felton! 🥰Thank you for all the gems you find!
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  19829. This was an especially interesting episode. Great subject matter.
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  19830. More interesting, well produced from Dr. Mark Felton. Thank you and your team.
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  19831. Mark, thanks for this great video. I've got a smile on my face because of Lydia where normally viewing WW2 video no smile & sometimes tears.
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  19832. Nice bit of editing at the end. Cutting from her older self to the younger one , really had a good effect. And of course putting that interview together was really good editing as well.
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  19833. nice video. this is why i sub.
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  19834. Thank you for uploading.
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  19835. simply, you are the best. thank you once again.
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  19836. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  19837. Unbelievable stuff! Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  19838. Wow, that patched interview was great, really brought the history of this moment to life.
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  19839. Doc Felton always has such unique historical videos, absolutely excellent
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  19840. Thanks!
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  19841. Most interesting video..(Mark Felton Production )channel always introduces excellent subjects allot thanks for sharing
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  19842. Thank you, Dr. Felton for bringing some humanity in that period of inhumanity of our history. Greetings from the Philippines!
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  19843. 3:24 The flags were red and yellow, not white, as can be also seen at 7:35
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  19844. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  19845. A wonderful story. Thank you.
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  19846. Hallo ! Your videos are very interesing. Vielene dank !
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  19847. Dr. Felton with another home run!
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  19848. WOW!! Excellent video 😊
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  19849. You say, "Braun" perfectly 😊
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  19850. Mark, absolutely outstanding!
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  19851. great video and very historically interesting. thank you so much for the video
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  19852. Thanks for sharing this fascinating video.
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  19853. Very interesting tour, thanks Mark.
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  19854. Absolutely fascinating. Thanks so much, Mark. Your stuff is always amazing. Hooray for modern historians!
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  19855. Much like your channel Begafilm has some fantastic material!! Great episode sir
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  19856. Another great video Dr. Felton. Thanks.
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  19857. 8:19 😂😂…awesome video Mark👍💯
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  19858. Great job Mark! This was a really interesting video. As always!
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  19859. I treasure these videos / your channel Mark, thank you so much for all the hard work that must go into making them & always presenting history in an unbiased way. You are a TRUE historian 🙌
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  19860. Thank you for making this video, I understand that it took a lot of time but it was very informative
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  19861. Great content Mark, you’re the best! ❤
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  19862. Very cool video Mark! It’s really fascinating to see what was going on nearly 80 years ago… Thanks, Mark
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  19863. Hi Mark, stating that u can see where the entrance door to the bunker ones was by the slightly lighter concrete isnt quite accurate imo. The groundlevel isnt what it was back in the day (2-2,5 mtrs higher maybe). Where the door was is nowadays completely hidden by earth and rubble.
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  19864. Thank you so much Dr Felton, being from Australia maybe, just maybe I’ll get to visit one day but I’ve studied the third reich since I was a boy and I’m 60 now so times running out, thank you for this, fascinating.🇦🇺👍
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  19865. Excellent. Many thanks.
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  19866. 20k views in 2 hours. If the mainstream actually invested in proper history programmes they wouldnt be in trouble
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  19867. Lol... Detritus... I thought I was the only person who used that word!
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  19868. Thank you for another interesting and informative video…cheers…🍺🍺
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  19869. That was great Mark!!!
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  19870. This was fascinating! I never miss your videos.
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  19871. When I was stationed in Germany in the early 1980's they would give torus of the area under what was then the General Walker Hotel. They mad sure ot tell the story of the 101st Airborne liberating Goering's wine cellar.
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  19872. What a great video as always. Thanks.
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  19873. I really wish yyou taught at my university during my graduation. I love your channel! Thanks!
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  19874. Facinating!. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  19875. Thanks!
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  19876. Mr Bean tickled me 😂 Dr Felton showing his humorous side
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  19877. My mother was General Omar Bradley secretary in the 50s & 60's. I think she had an affair with him. My older brother is named Bradley. 🧐🚬
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  19878. Awesome job thanks ❤
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  19879. Thank you for sharing
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  19880. Thank you for sharing!
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  19881. How cool Professor Felton!!!! Amazing job!!! You never disappoint!!!
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  19882. Excellent footage 💯
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  19883. I got in there once from the now non-existent General Walker Hotel. They gave a small tour - I took a detour until freezing, waste-deep ground water forced my retreat. Very interesting.
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  19884. Brilliant video. Well done and keep up the excellent work.
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  19885. Really interesting - thanks for uploading. Love these history videos - always about fascinating subjects. I need to take note for my own channel, haha. Keep up the videos! :)
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  19886. Wow knew nothing about this. You always find the most interesting content
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  19887. love love love your videos and is there any about the ss army
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  19888. 100 times much better than History Channel. Thanks Doc. Please highlights about war in my country during the Communist insurgency in Malaysia/Malaya. Thanks in advance
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  19889. Great video.
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  19890. Fantastick history of That country. They don't teach this in our schools.
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  19891. Incroyable Mark!
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  19892. Brilliant as always mark
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  19893. Great videos! Keep it up! Thank you for your effort :)
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  19894. Enjoy your videos!!!
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  19895. Dr. Felton, you are the fuckin man! Didn’t catch the first upload of this video. Glad I got to catch this one
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  19896. I can give two thumbs up
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  19897. Hell yuh, Marky Mark. Keep the goodies coming! -Greetings from a Dane
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  19898. come on two million!
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  19899. This is a little off topic but Mark is at 1.99mil subscribers! Me personally thinks that a couple mil to low!!! But with that said, please tell ur friends and family to scribe to mark and lets hit that 2 million for a guy that deserves 10 million!! think about all the times mark has educated and informed us of information we did not kno, even for the ppl who thought they knew everything about WW2 till they found Marks channel...lets get this man 2 million subscribers amd show y mark should have his own show on the history channel!!!!!
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  19900. Very interesting. Good video, as always.
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  19901. Very nice video again mr Felton !
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  19902. Just great on every level. These videos should be used in the education system. I find it very easy to retain information from everything I watch on your channel. Bravo
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  19903. Simply fascinating! Amazing work
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  19904. I randomly stumbled across your channel and I'm glad I did. Anyone ever tell you that you sound like the narrator from "The German War Files" docu series?
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  19905. FASCINATING ❤
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  19906. These videos have become some of my favorite things to watch while eating.
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  19907. man this is great work! love your videos.
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  19908. Thanks again Mark for another great article which gives more info on something that I knew a little of!!!
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  19909. This is something l always wanted to know....More about....An thanks to you Professor l now know....Thanks very much indeed....Ky state....!
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  19910. Fantastic content. I'm addicted.
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  19911. This is another outstanding historical video. Thank you.
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  19912. Classic story - thanks Mark!
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  19913. Mark, fantastic and fascinating story! Keep up the great work.
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  19914. Best WWII videos. Thanks Mark
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  19915. Excellent video perfectly put together
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  19916. Very interesting video! Thank you very much.
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  19917. Brilliant job. Thanks.
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  19918. another great and informative video
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  19919. I look forward to your new videos so much, every vid is a great one 👍🏻
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  19920. Congratulations for the video.
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  19921. Wonderful video! I had never heard the story of Monty being detained. How is that not better known? More of this type of thing please Mark! We know about the big battles, but I'm finding that the small details occurring within them are even more interesting.
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  19922. Just started watching man, great job love the intro & narration is 🔥🙏🏻
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  19923. Great video!
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  19924. Push like Watch vid Thanks Mr Felton
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  19925. I love this channel! Very informative. Hit the Subscribe button!
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  19926. So cool. Thx Mark
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  19927. This channel is the modern day ‘The world at war’ documentary. If anyone here hasn’t watched them I highly recommend! keep up the amazing videos!
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  19928. Great piece! I was aware of bits and pieces here and there but this is the first time I've seen it all put together completing a bit of a puzzle and names behind it. Outstanding!
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  19929. Super research, super entertainment.
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  19930. Your videos are excellent. New subscriber.
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  19931. That was very interesting video
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  19932. Again a superb video on WW2. Keep them coming!
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  19933. Mark Felton Productions- Awesome voice for an Awsome subject...History. Always informative, interesting and wanting more. Thank You for all you do to keep us all in the know of so many historical subjects so many ignore.
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  19934. You Sir, have a beautiful accent.
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  19935. Outstanding research!
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  19936. Your videos are superior to any nat geo, history channel, and discovery ever made of WWII. Thank you for the education and info of WWII.
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  19937. When I begin a Mark Felton vid, I click like before I start, because I know.
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  19938. Brilliant work mark
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  19939. Excellent
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  19940. Excellent video, Mark. Thanks!
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  19941. I love your videos. All the details and information, and completely unbiased. This is how the best videos are, and I hope you know you're one of the top channels I think YouTube could ever have! Keep up the fantastic work.
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  19942. big fan sir lots of love from kerala india
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  19943. Great Job Mark! love your videos.......your narrations sound like this happened yesterday and better than the history channel!
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  19944. I never knew the germans did this. Very informative. Thanks
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  19945. Nice video Mark and Flixton is well worth a visit ,and please slip at least a fiver in to their donation can
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  19946. Roland White' excellent book 'Harrier 809' tells of the story of what it took to get all of the Harriers to the South Atlantic even before engaging the Argentine aircraft - 'challenging' just about covers it! First read of 'Sharky' Ward in the 'Take-Off' magazine from the early/mid '90s - as a pilot he definitely had the 'right-stuff'
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  19947. Funniest intro so far 😂
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  19948. Thank you so much Dr.Felton. Best regards Tim
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  19949. Mark - you are so naughty, but nice!! Thanks for another fascinating video!
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  19950. Really look forward to these films. I wont be the only one
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  19951. Amazing find - do enjoy all these thigns you find out, its brilliant !
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  19952. Outstanding video. Thank you again for sharing your educational videos 🙏. God bless 🙏
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  19953. Eerie… Thank you Mark. Top notch!
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  19954. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  19955. 4,818 views in just 26 minutes 😮😮😮
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  19956. Every video is another fascinating story, thanks.
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  19957. Perfect video
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  19958. Interesting video
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  19959. thankyou for the informative documentary.
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  19960. Gave a thumbs up b4 listening!
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  19961. Another tremendous production
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  19962. GREAT 👌 CONTENT 👍
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  19963. I clicked the like button so fast. Thanks Mark! Greetings from México city
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  19964. Great video mark
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  19965. I love your videos, thank you!
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  19966. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  19967. Excellent and informative video to accompany my lunch.
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  19968. First comment! Thanks Dr.Felton!
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  19969. Well done mark, very interesting.
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  19970. I hear the opening music, I hit like. End of discussion!
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  19971. As the American cousins say: Dr Felton has knocked another one out of the park.
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  19972. Good stuff Mark.
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  19973. Excellent...............BZ
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  19974. Thanks Mark! Good work. Rich.
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  19975. Brilliant videos keep up the good work please
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  19976. Thank you @Mark for covering this topic. There are plenty of history pieces forgotten in the West, you keep on reminding them. Cheers!
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  19977. Thanks!
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  19978. I must admit I clicked on this expecting another jokey Mark Felton meme but the video was fantastic as usual. What an amazing and surreal experience!
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  19979. Thank you for this insight into your (very interesting) life.
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  19980. WOW, scary! Very Interesting report Mark.
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  19981. Nice video and thanks to your grandfather for his service defending Korea.
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  19982. Thank your grand father for services in Korea.🙏
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  19983. Thanks for the Insight Dr. Felton
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  19984. I'm starting to enjoy Dr Felton's channel more and more. Who dares play dramatic intro music at the start of videos wins!
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  19985. Jesus, well done Mark.
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  19986. The general at 3:26 ordering the 2S7 Pion self-propelled howitzers to fire is Pak Jong Chon, chief of the Korean People's Army artillery. Now he's a Marshal of the Korean People's Army and chief of the general staff.
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  19987. Great video.
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  19988. Licensed to Reveal, Inform, and Fascinate. Felton….Mark Felton.
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  19989. Awesome video! Thanks
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  19990. Wow what a wonderful video Mark, I loved it.
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  19991. Not far from where I currently live - I will definitely check it out Mark thank you for the video.
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  19992. You have been living in China make me happy as Chinese fan. 👍🇨🇳🕊️ Mark is a treasure.
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  19993. Amazing content as always Mr Felton!
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  19994. Really enjoyed this video. I learned a lot. Thanks, Mark!
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  19995. I work close to the observatory at the Paju English Village for many years. We walked to the observatory on days off.
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  19996. Thank you mark very cool!
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  19997. I clicked on this believing it to be a meme im not disappointed tho
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  19998. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  19999. Great video.
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  20000. Excellent episode. Thankyou Dr Felton.
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  20001. Great job Mark all the best from Minnesota!
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  20002. Thank you Mark Felton......I enjoyed your video.
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  20003. Best tank of the war IMO. Great vid btw pal. :)
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  20004. Like the simple folk we are, we see Marks latest....we click instinctivly....and it is good.
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  20005. looking good with a smoking rifle in your grasp
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  20006. Nice video Dr MarK!
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  20007. Another great video! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  20008. Thank you again. Great research and background video.
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  20009. Also known as "Der Henker".....the Hangman.
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  20010. Thanks!
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  20011. Thanks again, Mark! Have a great weekend!
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  20012. What a great video. Tanks....um Thanks Mark!
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  20013. Another excellent video. I hope you are well soon.
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  20014. Great video
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  20015. Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful. :)
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  20016. Glad to hear you are on the mend.
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  20017. Yeah, I punched LIKE before I watched it. I Knew I would like it!!
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  20018. Get well soon Doc!
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  20019. Thanks Mark. Get well soon
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  20020. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  20021. A wonderful video and covered a unique mater ( how destroying Japanese tank designed during WW2...thanks for sharing
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  20022. Get well
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  20023. Thank You Mark
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  20024. Get well soon 😊 🙏
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  20025. Another great video appreciate the detail thanks Mark Felton
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  20026. Thank you Dr Felton as always. Salute! From Detroit USA.
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  20027. love your work thanks to be here..
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  20028. Dr. Felton. Love your new outro style seemlessly blending with the topic at hand!
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  20029. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  20030. Dr Felton, as noted by one commentator the Portuguese Army used them for their troops during the insurgency wars in Angola and Mozambique in the 1960 until the end of those conflicts in 1974. Also, the South African Police’s riot police used the stahl helm until the late 1970’s. Only being withdrawn when internal opposition and the international press picked up on the obvious comparisons to Nazi use. You might be interested to know that the South African Army and Air Force from the late 1950 also adopted Naziesque rank insignia on their uniforms. These were again replaced in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s with a return to local derivatives on British pattern insignia.
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  20031. A really interesting video i learned alot of new things thanks
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  20032. Narration gave feel of actual happening of raid.. superb editing skills... really great... wow !!!
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  20033. I just click Like every time I hear the song.
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  20034. Nice video keep it going
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  20035. Thank you mark!!!!
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  20036. l know this one well...Thanks
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  20037. Thank you sir for sharing this was my war I was stationed in the Philippines and they called me to duty Utapao air force base 1970 for second Tet offensive
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  20038. I flew from U Tapao last week. Its a big air base.
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  20039. thank you for your hard work! your videos are amazing
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  20040. Thanks for this video.
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  20041. Thank you, great information, 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
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  20042. Brilliant video as always Mark.
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  20043. Your channel is great, the videos are so well done and I enjoy watching them.
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  20044. I grew up in Okinawa(67-72)and we would watch these birds fly over our house. The runway at Kadena was pointed in our direction. Those birds are LOUD and huge! When they made it to our house the bombers still had landing gear down and if not for the flight helmet we could have ID'd the piolate!
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  20045. Awesome video once again well done.
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  20046. I watched the very first landing of a B-52, at Larson AFB. That was 68 years and 4 days ago.
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  20047. These kind of obscure but cool stories are why I am a Patreon
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  20048. I'm beginning to think that Dr. Felton is not a real person but omniscient narrating-being.
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  20049. Loving the content
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  20050. Heck yeah. I needed this today, thank you.
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  20051. Great presentation on important history!
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  20052. Man, this is the best channel I have discovered this year. Can't sub enough.
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  20053. Dr Felton on Dr Jones !!! VERY COOL !!
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  20054. This is my favorite video on YouTube, full stop.
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  20055. Dr Felton...you are also a geek! Welcome to the club xD
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  20056. Awesome video 👍
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  20057. The Guns of Destiny,🥇best video title.
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  20058. Amazing choice of content! Pleasantly surprised!
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  20059. P-80 is my very favorite airplane, thank you for this video!
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  20060. Congratulations Mark ! Thank You for all this history.
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  20061. Mark seriously you are the man! Love your channel.
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  20062. Nice video Mr Mark Felton. I just read below about your Grandfather, God bless him and the others who sacrificed thier all. Coincidentally my Uncle served in the USAAC during WWII as a mechanic/crew chief in the Fighter Wings. He would never talk about his experiences over there until he was past Seventy yrs. Old. I personally regret with my love of History, that I didn't write at least a essay or paper on him. Again many Thanks for your efforts/research. WR, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🤓🤓🙌🙌🙌🙌💯💯
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  20063. Darth Felton.
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  20064. Need something to dine out on? Watch Mr Felton videos....Brilliant, again.
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  20065. 1 Milliion!!! Woooooo!
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  20066. I'm thinking of Chuck Yeager who is still my hero . Great video Mr. Felton and Thank You .
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  20067. thank you Dr. Felton!
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  20068. well done on a million subscribers mark. you deserve it
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  20069. The Lockheed Skunk Works have a reputation of building revolutionary, cutting-edge combat aircraft. Mark Felton, on the other hand, has the reputation of producing high-quality combat documentaries! My unit had a T-33 assigned until the mid-1990's for proficiency training.
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  20070. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  20071. Good work Mark, simple, short, to the point. Keep it up 😉 Maybe more regarding Soviets? Cold War? I thing u would get more subscribers from this area. Anyway lovely work, keep it up 😉
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  20072. ive been waiting for this one for awhile, thanks mark!
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  20073. Nice! Thank you Mark. Rich.
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  20074. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers
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  20075. You never disappoint do you? At least I'M never disappointed. 👍👍👍👍
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  20076. Putting the History Channel one video at a time! Thank you for your service Mark!
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  20077. Hey it's the million subscribers history guy(biggest understatement I have ever uttered btw).
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  20078. Excellent Video!!!!!!!
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  20079. I was surprised when I got to Keflavik Iceland in Sept 1975 and the "Black Knights" of the 57th FIS had 3 or 4 T-33's that were flown almost daily. I found that the floor of the front cockpit was made out of plywood!! They were used as targets so we hung our ECM pods on it and also hung chaff pods on it. They were used a lot to fly against the ground radar sites and try to jam them with the chaff or the ECM pods. They were taking a large amount of maintenance time to keep them in the air. The T-33 crews were members of the Lockheed Racing Team!!!
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  20080. I have been there interesting place even a coin was struck for the place.
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  20081. A very interesting video Mr.Mark..Have a good one.
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  20082. Thank you for the delicious effort What you do
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  20083. Thanks!
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  20084. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video.
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  20085. WOW, this is really interesting....I had no idea!
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  20086. Awesome, now we can set up a base of operations for our takeover of England.
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  20087. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  20088. Brilliant. Thank you 👌
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  20089. Please keep up videos like this
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  20090. Great Video sir!
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  20091. Informative and powerful, thank you
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  20092. Amazing video! I always learn so much from your videos!
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  20093. Thanks. That was really educational and very interesting. A welcome departure from the norm.
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  20094. Thank you Dr. Felton. I had no idea.
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  20095. Small detail, but notice that Dr Felton does not state Magna Carta was signed. This is the mark of a historian who cares about fine detail, there is no evidence King John could even read or write and the charter was not 'signed' but sealed.
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  20096. Thank you
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  20097. Great video! Again! 😁👍
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  20098. Waldecks grandson was in my company at bootcamp back in the 80ies. Nice castle...
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  20099. Fascinating. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  20100. Fascinating, as always ‼️🇺🇲🇮🇪🇺🇳
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  20101. A Blast from the Past as always Mark Felton loved this
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  20102. Thank you Mark
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  20103. Always informative, thank you.
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  20104. This dude is a legend. Spent many of hours laying in my bunk watching this stuff.
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  20105. Great stuff as always Mark. Thanks a lot.
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  20106. Many Thanks Mark, Impressive. Great research, exemplary war historian. Keep up the good work
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  20107. How great is this channel? Top Hole, Felton!!
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  20108. Thank for providing these detailed little jems.
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  20109. Just subscribed to your channel 💜💜
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  20110. Another Mark Felton video? Another chance to learn something new!
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  20111. Another excellent video, Mark.
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  20112. These videos make me realize that I've been mispronouncing the entire German vocabulary for decades.
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  20113. there is a radar museum at douvres la délivrande and you can visit a bunker complex. And so many other ww2 museum and old war thing in normandie like bunkers and even a tiger at Vimoutier
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  20114. Another excellent presentation and history lesson, thank you Mark 👍
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  20115. MARK you ar the best 🧐
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  20116. Mark Felton is the doyen of WWII analysis and narrative.
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  20117. Best chan on you tube
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  20118. Yet another excellent video. Where does he get all the material? Thanks so much. Usual thing though, because it doesn't involve the USA, the facts get lost in history.
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  20119. Another Amazing Video. Best WW2 channel ever.
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  20120. I just don’t understand people putting thumbs down on these videos. They are truly exceptional accounts with videos.
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  20121. My favourite historian! Very thankful for you Mark, the history channel doesn’t have any viable content anymore! Also you’re super close to 1mil subscriptions...awesome 👍🏼👏🏼
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  20122. It's an honor to be deemed a chap by you Mark!
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  20123. Mark always enjoy your videos very interesting and very informative many thanks indeed
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  20124. I love your channel mark and as a huge history lover, I really enjoy these videos
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  20125. there he is at 0:01 Lord Felton
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  20126. If people want to know what ww2 was about in 3020 they end up with documentaries of Mark Felton, he has all the important facts about this terrible period of mankind
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  20127. Mark with storm troopers nothing better lol
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  20128. How do you ONLY have 960K subscribers....
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  20129. Thanks for the great content!! SUBSCRIBED!
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  20130. Really appreciate all your hard work on the not so popular history. Really good stuff.
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  20131. Mark Felton, a man with a story to tell. Always interesting and informative. Thanks Mark!
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  20132. Great stuff!🙂🙂
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  20133. Ah another darth Felton vid.
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  20134. Good job, Sir....if I may say so, Sir? You may!
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  20135. I was stationed in Germany in the early 70's and we were at Grafenwehr for tank gunnery and we were next to a group of I believe were Canadians using Centurions. There were firing frangible SPDS rounds and it was odd to me, they were using a 50 caliber ranging gun to get the range, on the target, I thought that was a bit odd. I was on an M-60 at the time and we were using coincidental ranging. Which I believe was a lot quicker.
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  20136. Mark Felton you have the best videos. Thanks a lot!
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  20137. Need this for my commute to work
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  20138. Another great information
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  20139. Love your videos sir
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  20140. What a chap this Mark fellow is!
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  20141. Hi Mark, do you still read the comments? No worries if you don't. I'm still glad to see you grow
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  20142. Thank You, Dr. Felton !
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  20143. As usual an entertaining and factual story from Mark Felton. You can't help but wonder about a real confrontation between these two tanks. Great intro music by the way. Quite inspired!
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  20144. Better than any History class
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  20145. I wonder if Mark Felton will make a Star Wars version of this channel someday?
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  20146. Seeing that intro photo I thought this was gonna be a droid tank of the navoo battle!!!!
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  20147. Papa Felton talks about my fav tank. Lovely.
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  20148. can't thank you enough for the link to curiositystream, I can pig out now on documentaries.
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  20149. Excellent, as always!
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  20150. Signed up for curiosity stream. Love your videos!!
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  20151. Thank you, good Doctor.
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  20152. 11:15 - 'I'll leave you chaps to argue that one out in the comment section below' Under normal circumstances I'd mutter '...and argue they will' but I'll be honest; Dr Feltons community seems to be devoid of the usual pattern of adversarial, partisan dialogue common to most comment sections. I feel that as a reasonably sophisticated and easy going chap I must commend the community for being so congenial and well mannered... however the small troll within me who enjoys lurking in the background of internet drama is still a tiny, tiny bit disappointed... But then I can always go and watch a Call of Duty video to catch up on my daily salt consumption.
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  20153. Dear Mark, I know confessions are good for one's soul, but not for one's reputation, so here I go.... I confess that out of every YT channel or video I watch,of all things, your advertisements ( =so essential for obtaining the funding to continue your work) are a pleasure to listen to. They never annoy me. Ib listen to them taking note of what you are promoting. And I believe it! Mirabile dictu......
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  20154. I was the EME of 9th Queens Royal Lancers in 11th Armoured Division in BAOR from Jan 51 (when we arrived in Herford from Scotland & were issued with 12 Cenrurion1s) until Oct 53. The tank was superb to drive & maintain. The Mk 2, received later had 20 pdr gun. Could change gun barrel in about 40min. We spent i wk/sqn on Hohne ranges in Jan each yr. Then sqn, regtl, bde, div & corps exercises. Always returned with full complement, although much work between on recovery, repair & in armd wksps. Once changed a gearbox at crossroads at Schlangen en route to exercise area. Agreed, they had to be kept busy for good reliability.
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  20155. Man, you have the best channel.
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  20156. Made on Scotswood Rd Newcastle 👍
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  20157. A most interesting and informative episode indeed.
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  20158. I always appreciate your pronounciation of the german language thanks
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  20159. Mark you a bad ass
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  20160. Dr. Felton, thank God you weren't a soldier during WWII. I would fear for the Nazis. lol I love your opening picture shot. No doubt Churchill was doing a typical British past time.
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  20161. Awesome!! Thank you sir and I hope you have a nice weekend.
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  20162. It is so interesting, Mark, most unusual, but fascinating piece of history. My money would be on Churchill also. Thank you for sharing.
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  20163. 2:14 an American gun, a French helmet, f..k the rules... 😅
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  20164. 2:50 Looks like one of Al Capones thugs. „Slapface“. Or „Baconcheek“.
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  20165. A Brit out shooting an American with an American rifle? Never!! This is almost as offensive as red coats burning down the white house
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  20166. Looking at the way they shoulder a rifle, Churchill clearly knew what he was doing and had fired high-recoil firearms before. The pocket he creates in his shoulder by lowering his elbow is simply how to shoot! You don't stick your elbow up level to your collar-bone for crying out loud!
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  20167. This channel is such a treat!
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  20168. l thing you are on something here....Thanks🇺🇸
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  20169. When I think that you can not amaze me more with incredible information you find a way. I’m in awe of your determination and love of history.
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  20170. Great video Mark, can't wait for the next one.
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  20171. Having been to the Harz area a few times for the narrow gauge railways ,anything could be well hidden there ,deep forests ,deep ravines a trillion places to hide anything ,superb series by the way ,thank you .
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  20172. Thank you, very interesting!
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  20173. Always brilliant content Mr Felton 👍
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  20174. At sea level at rest there would be 373 bar pushing out and 1 bar pushing in. On orbit 373 bar pushing out and 0 bar pushing in. So not much extra stress on orbit. However, on landing the peak pressure in the tyre would be way above the ‘resting’ pressure, hence the risk of explosive puncture
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  20175. Your presentations never disappoints ❤
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  20176. Clickbaiting at its finest 👌
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  20177. When I see the tiger I thought that's in Bovington tank museum in England so what's it to do with NASA
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  20178. We’ll Mark, you sure had me fooled ! I was expecting a real 70 ton Pzkpw Vl Ausf B , and got surprised! LOL ! 😅
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  20179. Your best video since the Avro Lincoln Halloween special.
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  20180. Ha Ha - Love it ! What a funny story. I have a 1/16th scale radio-controlled WW2 German Jagdpanther, so can relate this to the size.
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  20181. What a Tiger tease you are! Great story, well done Mark
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  20182. You had me at King Tiger tank. lol
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  20183. That's some serious clickbait😅
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  20184. SOD!😅
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  20185. What an amazing story! Thank you, Mark.
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  20186. This had quite a plot twist. you can be quite dehydrating funny and informative.
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  20187. hats off, never have I been so happy to be so clickbaited lol
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  20188. Biggest "Hold-up" video you've made.
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  20189. I love the ever so British understatement in the writing style here: '...firing weapons at a very expensive aircraft on a busy airfield is not normally advisable'. Priceless.
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  20190. You got me 😁😁. Great story.. as usual😃😃👍👍
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  20191. Such a great video. I was totally perplexed going into the video but was laughing at the reveal. Great video as always.
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  20192. Well Klick-baited, Sir ! 😁😁😁 But seriously: Interesting story well told (as we are used to on this channel ) 👍
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  20193. That was a really damn cool video.
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  20194. I literally laughed out loud when you told us about the model.
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  20195. Plot twist of the year, this was awesome!
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  20196. He had us in the first half not gonna lie
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  20197. This feels like an April Fools, you really had me going with the caption on the Bovington King Tiger.
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  20198. Even with “clickbait” Dr Felton finds a way to make a great video
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  20199. You had me fooled, Mark!
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  20200. Ha, great reveal. This is so interesting.
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  20201. Tire Assault Vehicle. This was one great segment. Thank you.
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  20202. Hi Mark fascinating stuff as usual what a brilliant idea cheers 🥂
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  20203. You had me hook line and sinker 🙂
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  20204. I got Rick Rolled, and I’m ok with it!
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  20205. Thanks man. I just had a very bad day, and the T.A.V. gave me a good laugh just when I needed it most.
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  20206. You got me! I really thought they had a full size one!😅
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  20207. Sneaky…. Great story.
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  20208. You god damn liar Mark! I love you soo much 😆 x
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  20209. Brilliant video
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  20210. nice plot twist!
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  20211. That, Dear Sir, is Clickbait but we will allow it 😂
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  20212. My dad worked for NASA (1962-92). I got a chuckle out of this.
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  20213. OMG!! Totally awesome and hilarious too ! Truly remarkable sources and research! ThanX so much!!
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  20214. 31k view on a video released an hour ago. Well deserved, I must say. Astonishing, just the same
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  20215. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 i was waiting for something grandiose and Tamiya 🤣🤣🤣 great vid 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  20216. hahahaha you sucked me in completely. Thanks Mark, you are a man of culture
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  20217. You had me in the first half not gonna lie! lol
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  20218. I don't know what I expected going into this video. Well done!
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  20219. Delightful as ever Doctor Felton!
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  20220. Lol this is great. Thanks Mark.
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  20221. Thank you. That was a wonderful twist. Happy Thursday to you.
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  20222. Oh Mark, your such a tease !!!
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  20223. Best click bait ever. 😂
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  20224. Well, that was a twist I wasn't expecting! You got me sir - well done!
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  20225. I've got one in the box ready to be assembled !
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  20226. You’re too clever by at least half. Thanks for the grins.
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  20227. Even by your standards this is an astonishing story
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  20228. 40,000 views of this episode in first two hours! Insane!
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  20229. Again MF is changing history by his contribution!
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  20230. Nice, Mark. Very nice.
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  20231. Dang... that was the absolute peak of click bait!
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  20232. Clickbait title and thumbnail! And I'm not even mad. 😂 What a cool story! Thanks for telling it doc!
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  20233. An excellent bait-and-switch, well done.
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  20234. I thought you were going to say it was a war trophy from the German moon base!😂😂
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  20235. Nice, we all being trolled by Doc Felton
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  20236. I'm just imagining the NASA version of Frau Farbissina (Austin Powers movies) yelling, SEND IN THE TYRE ASSUALT VEHICLE Followed by this rolling in, with a speaker on it player ERIKA loudly.... as it approaches the Tyre
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  20237. Dr Felton showing all you newb YouTubers how to do clickbait properly.
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  20238. Leave it to Mark Felton! 😂
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  20239. Darn Dr Felton you had me going!!!😊. But admittedly the robot drill is very cool. Thank you for coming up with another great piece of research and story. Semper Fi SSgt B b
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  20240. that was great! thanks
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  20241. Ok this is amazing and also have to say Im still laughing at this
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  20242. Some way to earn an smile after fooling.
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  20243. Ok, you got me with the title. Good job!
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  20244. This is such a cool story..Thanx for diging it out👍
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  20245. This is the kind of bait-and-switch tactic I can get behind! 😂
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  20246. Solid troll, 9/10. Would fall for it again.
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  20247. Ha ha 😂you had me going there. It's a very unique story, thanks!
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  20248. Hahahaha. Dr Mark Felton, you like to play...I was starting to imagine they used the Tiger for the tyres...King TIger..KIng TYres...but nope...Anyway. I love all your video (I am a girl), yes, that happens sometimes, girls like this too...
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  20249. Ohh Brilliant..Especially the Black and Decker Battery!! ..You had me going thinking NASA had a Real one..Mind You Tamiya Models Were the Best Ones for Detail etc !😆😆😆😆😜
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  20250. The only likeable click bait i've ever encountered 👍
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  20251. Not the real tank?....Why it's Mark Felton "Productions" and not "Documentaries" HAHA
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  20252. excellent twist... it seems that mr felton has a great sense of humor !
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  20253. Thanks again Dr.Felton
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  20254. I wish I had gotten into YouTube years ago and was watching channels like yours. I thought YouTube was just full of garbage until I actually checked it out. I,m not into social media at all! Cheers Mark!👍🇦🇺 I don't have that model in my collection so I will have to get one.
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  20255. Great video
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  20256. WOW Doc you sure did suck us all in with this one a TAMIYA King Tiger good one 👍👍👍
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  20257. Hahahaha hahahaha very good😅😊😂 excellent!
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  20258. that caught me off guard i thought they had an actual tiger II but instead a tamiya model
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  20259. Thanks!
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  20260. Please Dr. Felton, don't use that sound effect scary thing, i watch your video at the middle of then night and suddenly it scares me away when i hear that everytime, but overall, good videos!
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  20261. I hit play so fast it left a dent on my screen.
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  20262. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  20263. Your the best Awesome thanks 👍
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  20264. Great informational video--TY!
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  20265. I agree. With your videos that are very well thought out and made, you can see the broader picture of one of the key events for the Germans during the forthcoming Third Reich. Well done colleague!
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  20266. Another very entertaining video
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  20267. awesome analysis dr felton
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  20268. Excellent
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  20269. Thank you for this excellent presentation!
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  20270. Thanks Dr Felton
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  20271. Superb sir.
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  20272. Mark Felton, best indeed!
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  20273. Whenever a video is dropped on this channel you know it will be a good day!
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  20274. Thank you Mr F …. Awful stuff .
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  20275. Another great video Mark.
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  20276. I love your channel and content.
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  20277. Great series, Dr. Felton. Kudos!
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  20278. Excellent work!
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  20279. God bless you for your excellent work here. Super-impressed by your detail and clear-minded analysis. Thank you!
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  20280. Extremely interesting Dr. Felton!
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  20281. Excellent series. Thank you so much!
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  20282. A fascinating hypothesis. M.
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  20283. Your theory makes the most sense. Think Occam’s Razor….
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  20284. Perhaps your theory is “not provable” but it is inherently probable
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  20285. Outstanding documentary!
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  20286. "Returning to EARTH..." BWAHAHAHA! LOVE IT!
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  20287. I have never believed the burned bodies were of Hitler or his wife. All of the TV docudramas were a lot of hype and nothing provable. That they found some thing of interest never firmly connected them to Hitler's escape. Your theory is much more well thought out and presented without the hype and is, I believe, more likely.
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  20288. I agree with you 100%! Brilliant work!
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  20289. No evidence hitler died due to the fact that the two bodies weren't either hitler or his new wife. Yet even less than no evidence hitler escaped or even tried to escape. I agree with this channel's belief. But only because of Mark and his excilent series regarding hitlers death
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  20290. Many times, it's just the simplest thing and not a convoluted route.
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  20291. Excellent content; well done!
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  20292. I can't wait for each new episode - you got me hooked!
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  20293. Quality.👊
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  20294. WOW , Dr. Felton's best ever !
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  20295. A magnificent series.
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  20296. I think your conclusions are most likely correct.
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  20297. The testimony that Hitler’s head appeared smashed is interesting. Perhaps it appeared smashed from the gunshot wound and the crude removal of his dental work. Regardless, I think your theory is spot on Mark.
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  20298. Fantastic series having me glued to the screen for every second!
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  20299. Another mark Felton video yes the day just got better ha ha, ONE OF YOUTUBE'S BEST CHANNELS 👍THUMBS UP FROM AUSTRALIA MATE
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  20300. Effing brilliant! Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  20301. Brilliant investigative work mark.
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  20302. Fantastic series, your best yet. Thoroughly engrossing.
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  20303. Actually Trevor-Roper's book "The Last Days of Hitler" contains clues that point towards your own theory, but which T-R leaves hanging as his concern is only to prove that Hitler was really dead. Page 234: "Rattenhuber...[told] a sergeant of the SS Escort...to pick three trustworthy men to bury the corpses....Soon afterwards...Rattenhuber addressed the men [and] made them promise to keep the events of the day a holy secret. Anyone talking about them would be shot". Why go to such lengths if the men were just going to bury the corpses practically right next to where numerous people already knew they were? A bit later: "Karnau was on parade with the other guards in the Vossstrasse, and one of his comrades said to him "It is sad that none of the officers seems to worry about the Fuehrer's body. I am proud that I alone know where he is." Was overlooking these clues another Trevor-Roper foul-up, like the "Hitler Diaries" and the "Testament of Adolf Hitler", both of them fakes which he authenticated?
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  20304. This was a great mini-documentary. Thx.
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  20305. Outstanding series.
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  20306. Tack!
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  20307. Really enjoyed this series. Thanks.
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  20308. Damn good series, Mark. Well done.
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  20309. A masterpiece series
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  20310. I was on the fence at the start of the series, but I think the final conclusion makes the most sense 👍
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  20311. Again, another cracking presentation. Thanks Doc
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  20312. Either way. Excellent work Mark👍
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  20313. Greatly put! Well done, 👍😀
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  20314. Bravo Mark and thanks. The most well researched and thorough investigation I've ever heard on the subject. Enjoyed the series.
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  20315. Excellent work, Mark! Cheers!
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  20316. I'm currently visiting my partners family over in Italy on the the Adriatic coast. Another installment from Dr Felton - What a treat to wake up to.
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  20317. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
    1
  20318. This is the one history channel we need but also the one we don't deserve
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  20319. The real surprise is how you dont have over a million subscribers already eith the amazing content you put out.
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  20320. What a magnificent aircraft. What a shame the last one had to be grounded because the RAF (and others) withdrew their support. Excellent feature as ever, Mark. Your presentation and attention to detail are exemplary. Thanks.
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  20321. God i love this channel
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  20322. Things I learnt today! Excellent work Mark!
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  20323. Thank you for delivering awesome content mate. I am always waiting for new video🤩. Btw can you pin this comment?
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  20324. Brilliant as always Mark. Thank you.
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  20325. This is why I subscribe!!! Absolutely brilliant thank you for enlightening the world👍
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  20326. You sir have a great channel with better information than most documentary's on television! You should get much more attention and i would love to see more documentations on non-war topics in the future, not that i didn't like war topics! ;-)
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  20327. Mark you so handsome
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  20328. Well done!
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  20329. Thank you for another excellent episode.
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  20330. knowing for the first time.thanks for sharing
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  20331. Great Video Mark as always!
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  20332. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  20333. Your videos never fail to amaze, what a story. Thanks for sharing Mark!
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  20334. Thanx Mark, that was very interesting. Keep up the good work.
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  20335. Aw another brilliant video thank you mark
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  20336. fascinating as always thank you Mark Felton...... ICON ! ! !
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  20337. As always, another top notch history lesson from Dr. Mark Felton
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  20338. Wow. The stuff you find Mr Felton.
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  20339. we have a 21 cm Lange Mörser M 16/L14.5, in front of the highschool i went to in harrisonburg virginia
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  20340. Excellent work!
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  20341. I'm down in Kent to visit Jadpanther day at the Weald Foundation, so going to call in at Cranbrook
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  20342. Really great! Thank you. I am deeply involved in reading your book, "Operation Swallow" right now. All your work is very interesting.
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  20343. Thanks!
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  20344. Ironically, the guns at Eilean Donan castle are older than the castle itself, which was rebuilt in the 1920s
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  20345. Fantastic video, however just small clarification, the opening line that every community in Britain had lost men in action is untrue, there are 53 civil parishes throughout the England and Wales in which all the men who left to serve came back alive.
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  20346. We have a Whizz Bang outside the Royal Canadian Legion Br # 27, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
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  20347. There is a Turkish gun in Sherborne Castle's grounds- I don't know where it was made: "It was captured by B Squadron, Dorset Queens Own Yeomanry in their charge at Abu Shusheh in Palestine in 1917. Presented by the Regiment to the town of Sherborne."
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  20348. ❤ History w/Dr. Felton Have a nice weekend
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  20349. Great vid! Always a pleasure to watch
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  20350. Cheers, Mark! Have a good weekend!
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  20351. Fantastic thanks again
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  20352. This was a brilliantly detailed yet concise synopsis of modern Iran. My compliments to Dr. Felton for making this video possible.
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  20353. Always the best history relevant to today.
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  20354. Como siempre excelso y brillante. Saludos desde México
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  20355. Thanks!
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  20356. I had a brief introduction to this invasion/situation in Gina Nahai's novel "Cry of the Peacock", which covers a 200 year period in Persia/Iran. Thanks for the details!
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  20357. A wonderful history lesson. I did enjoy this.
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  20358. Excellent presentation.
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  20359. I love these videos on non european conflict during ww2 please make more thank you!!!
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  20360. Many thanks to you Mr Felton for this video, from Iran.
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  20361. Thank you. Always interesting, always learning something new when I watch.
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  20362. A particularly interesting video, Mr. Felton.
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  20363. Fascinating story! Thanks again for another great video!
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  20364. Extremely interesting again . Dr. Mark is my favorite Doctor
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  20365. Afternoon all. Cheers Mark and now the weekend can begin, game on. Cheers all from Speybay, Scotland. Where would we be, without Mark to tell us its the weekend.
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  20366. Thanks Mark Amazing Video.
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  20367. Thanks Mark for once again providing my Entertainment for Friday night as I plan my YouTube Channel Schedule!
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  20368. Ty mark very cool
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  20369. Another great one from Mark Felton 👍
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  20370. I love that you cover the lesser known areas of World War II. Great job as always, Mark. 👍
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  20371. Nice vid mark!
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  20372. Wonderful work!
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  20373. You are a great man👏👏👏👌
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  20374. Truly fascinating!
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  20375. Thank you Mark for another excellent and informative video.
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  20376. Just got off work. Excellent.
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  20377. Felton leaves hardcore history dead in the water.
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  20378. I already woke up and a new video appears. Good stuff Mark. Greetings from Albania.
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  20379. He's getting close to a million subscribers.
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  20380. really good video as always
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  20381. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  20382. What a great video Mark, I just made a video a month ago about the older US Battleships of WWII, some of which that took part in Operation Neptune!
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  20383. Great research!
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  20384. The light ship 100% should be saved its criminal to see it like that.😠
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  20385. Love the vid, great as usual. I have to admit a moment of pride at the mention of the SS Jerimiah O'Brien. I've been on the ship a few times and it's amazing. Also, in case some don't know, some of the engine room shots in the film Titanic are the O'Brien's working engine. Cheers~
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  20386. Fantastic documentary! 👍
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  20387. 16:55 - If there’s one thing to take from these “———“ received a grant to be restored” stories…..any ship or many artifacts that have made it this far have now a very real chance of being properly conserved. And I’m pleased to see that a number of them are operational.
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  20388. My father passed away on the 53rd anniversary of the Normandy Invasion. 15th Army Air Corps, working their way up the Italian coast. He would have been 103 this year.
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  20389. A timely video with meticulous research and perfect presentation. It really is amazing to know that some of those boats present on D-Day are still seaworthy to this day. Lest we forget.
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  20390. Excellent video
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  20391. My Dad was on Erebus
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  20392. One of my teachers who served on an LST referred to them as a Large Slow Target
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  20393. Fabulous archive. Thank you so much for your work. I've visited several of those ships. Fascinating stories of each.
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  20394. Thank you to all those who served on that fateful day 80 years ago!
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  20395. Thank you for sharing! ❤
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  20396. 20:15 I live in Cincinnati, OH, USA and certainly wasn’t expecting to see my city!!! I vaguely remember when 325 stopped here a number of years ago and that’s what you see in this photo. We’re upriver on the Ohio River from Evansville. Great work as always, Mark.
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  20397. Always fascinating content from the good Dr Felton.
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  20398. As a Long Islander, I am proud to have ridden the Orient point ferry, LST-510 more than once.... The story is captured on a plaque for all to see.
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  20399. Great video!!
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  20400. That is a wonderful true story
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  20401. Excellent story Mark, thanks for uploading.
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  20402. I learned from a Pigeon fancier that the Pigeons only fly home. So therefor a second pigeon could not fly back to the unit to answer. A second point was that Males were used as the flight home was a chance to spend time with the females and not a food bribe! Amore!
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  20403. Awesome video. Cheers 🍻 on this Remembrance Day.
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  20404. How great! I love these stories. Thank you sir
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  20405. liked , subbed , hooked
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  20406. Unlike Timothy the tortoise, GI Joe the pigeon wore his medal with pride.
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  20407. Again, another nugget of fascination. Thanks Mark.
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  20408. That was not expected nice job Mark!!
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  20409. Great story!!! Thanks for sharing!!
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  20410. Fascinating. One of your best.
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  20411. Thanks!
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  20412. mr felton is incapable of doing a bad show this channel is one of my top 2
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  20413. Bravo Dr Felton. What fascinating intrigues...
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  20414. Big Ups from Charleston, SC 🇺🇸
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  20415. Thank you Mark!
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  20416. Brilliant 👏 thanks
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  20417. Thank you Mark I was on the edge of my seat
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  20418. Great story thanks Mark
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  20419. Another fascinating story.😀
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  20420. Thanks Mark another great intriguing video and more learned!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  20421. Fascinating. Great video as usual Mark. Thanks.
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  20422. You can't make up stuff like this! Thanks for another fine and engaging video!
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  20423. Great video Mark
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  20424. Thanks
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  20425. A Gem, Doc! Thanks muchly...
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  20426. Very enlightening and informative! Thank you for this video.
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  20427. Ha! Better than a movie. And just as exciting. Thanks again. Greetings from Australia.
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  20428. I enjoy your videos and history. I have many favorites. This one is among them.
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  20429. I love this channel
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  20430. Excellent work ! Thanks
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  20431. Thanks
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  20432. You really outdid yourself with this one
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  20433. Fascinating story. Thanks for sharing
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  20434. One of your best vids.
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  20435. Fascinating, thanks Mark.
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  20436. Thanks!
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  20437. Yup one of your best, thanks, Mark.
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  20438. Fascinating story. Excellent work .
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  20439. Fascinating. Well done.
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  20440. Thanks for this informative info and very interesting video!!
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  20441. Love these BiteSize videos Dr. FELTON have a nice day🦋
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  20442. Utterly fascinating! Thankyou
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  20443. I love your videos Mark
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  20444. Just crazy! Great video! As always Mark, thanks!
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  20445. By far Sir, your videos outstrips all others. Thank you.
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  20446. Thank you, Mark Felton. I had some of it muddled, but you have straightened me out. Much obliged.
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  20447. Good work, well done!
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  20448. Well, my day just got exponentially better!
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  20449. NB! "procastinating" instead of "prevaricating" in minute 1' 30"
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  20450. Another fascinating episode. Thanks for that!
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  20451. You know it's good when Mark uploads! Cheers
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  20452. Another great story from her Dr..Felton...
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  20453. thank you for researching and producing these videos ; they are very interesting !
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  20454. A large set of balls to do that operation. Wow! I always think of the Germans in Normandy in defence mode. Mark Felton dispels that. Fab story!
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  20455. Thank you Sir. Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  20456. Thank you for the video.From Greece
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  20457. I once said that we already know about pretty much every special operation during WW2. I've been holding Dr. Felton's beer ever since.
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  20458. Marky boy you know how to leave us hanging
    1
  20459. Good video Mark , always good to hear the "other side of the coin"
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  20460. A guaranteed like 👍 every time. Thank you.✌️😎
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  20461. Great video. Very informative and a topic not many discuss or think about when it comes to ww2
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  20462. The triangular flags seem to be based on medieval window shutters. There were stripes and triangles, shape and color indicated who or what was in the house. Triangles were reserved for the nobility and the state. Red/white for local nobility or administration, yellow/black was reserved for imperial institutions. A Graf was directly subordinate to the emperor, so he had black/yellow shutters and coats of arms. Municipal institutions had red/white or black/white striped shutters. Ordinary people were not allowed to have a coat of arms code on their shutters. In some German regions there were also color codes for the shutters of the craftsmen and guilds. Anyone who came to a foreign town in the Middle Ages could immediately see where who/what was based on the shutters.
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  20463. Mark your content is consistently amazing
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  20464. Excellent as always
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  20465. Extremely interesting.
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  20466. I'm always excited when I see that you posted a new video
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  20467. Thank you, Dr. Felton! You're work is simply amazing!
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  20468. My grandfather was an MP in WW2 and one of this jobs was to marshall troops onto trains in-readiness for the Normandy landings. He said there were a lot of very young US soldiers who, never having been very far from their home towns until being sent to Europe were a little apprehensive and needed 'encouragement'. This was in contrast with Polish troops who he said were so eager they would have swum there armed with sharp sticks. My mother (his daughter) was a child evacuee from Edinburgh to Kelso in the Scottish borders where Polish tanks were stationed. They were always immaculately dressed and presented, even when removing a tank accidentally stuck on a small bridge. Their elan and charm meant that they were very friendly with the local women, but not too friendly - and my Mum said they were well regarded and respected in the town. I'm very pleased you've made this feature, like you and many others I think that the Poles have not been given the recognition they deserve. After the war, many of them settled on the East Coast of Scotland where they have been trained during the war, perhaps because they had nothing to go back to and many of their children were in my classes at school. There were - and perhaps still are - many Polish ex- Servicemen's clubs in and around Edinburgh where in the 80's you were warmly invited if you knew a Pole - and drink was very cheap!
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  20469. Another fantastic documentary!
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  20470. Yes, again a very good work, Sir Felton, obe of hearts. 🫡🫡🫡
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  20471. One of your best Dr Felton 👉💎👈❗
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  20472. Another gem by Mark Felton :)
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  20473. Thank you Mr Mark Felton. What else to say.
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  20474. Thank you Sir for this video
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  20475. Thanks!
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  20476. Great grandfather was in polish paras in the uk
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  20477. It must have been very hard for an honourable, professional soldier like Sikorski to shake hands with rubbish like Molotov and Russian Communists who had only just finished murdering Polish officers. Thankyou Dr Felton for recognising the significant contribution of Poland. Lest we forget!
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  20478. Thank you for reminding people of the Polish contribution to the war effort!
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  20479. You are the Man Dr Felton!
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  20480. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  20481. Thanks
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  20482. It's always a good day when a Mark Felton WW2 notification shows up.
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  20483. Thanks!
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  20484. Extraordinary story. Another unknown but major event. Excellent post As ever superbly narrated
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  20485. Mark Felton just released a new video. Its gonna be a good day.
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  20486. Fantastic video
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  20487. Your channel is amazing
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  20488. Great content!
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  20489. Thank you Dr Felton and keep doing vids regarding Ukraine. I trust you more than most media channels!
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  20490. These videos are so good.
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  20491. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  20492. Thanks for another useful video.
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  20493. 131st!! I’ve never been 131st!
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  20494. Education in every post!!! Thanks to Doc Felton!!!!! If he runs out of material I'll probably sell my computer.
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  20495. Your work is awesome don't stop
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  20496. I once said we are Mark Felton's history legion but we're more like a full nations army theres so many of us. That must mean Mark Felton is our Field Marshal of history
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  20497. Thanks!
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  20498. The waffen-SS commited warcrimes in the 1940 invasion of the Netherlands too btw, shot POW s , forcing POW to move their weapons and ammo during their attack under fire, using them essentially as human shield.
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  20499. Thank you Mark for the awesome content
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  20500. The SS VT also used an updated gewher 98 called the G98m and the VZ24 rifles alongside the K98k.
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  20501. In Sweden the Knorr-Bremse mg 35/36 apparently got the nickname "Galloping Iron Bed" 🤨
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  20502. The image at 1;27 in the video is old SS communication training base (later Merrill Baracks where I was stationed 1978-1980
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  20503. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  20504. same formula keeps me watching you for years
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  20505. I love the obscure history you provide us all with👍👍well done sir!
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  20506. One of my favourites this one. Thanks Mark. Looking forward to the next lesson
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  20507. Is that your Minkee? Does your Minkee have the proper li-sanze?
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  20508. Piorun!!! "I am a Pole!!!"
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  20509. Thanks!
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  20510. Thanks again
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  20511. It may have been easy garrison duty for the German occupiers but it was a harsh time for the civilian population. They got a long bitter taste of Nazi governance, including rounding up and deporting the few Jewish civilians living there, some of whom died in concentration and work camps.
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  20512. Fascinating, thank you.
    1
  20513. This video, like the rest, was so intriguing and fascinating. Thanks for the show
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  20514. Thanks!
    1
  20515. Thanks!
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  20516. Great Video Sir!
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  20517. Cheers mark top documentary as always
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  20518. Excellent video again.
    1
  20519. Thanks!
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  20520. That must be where Closeau got his line: "Do you have a lyessance for your minkee"?
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  20521. Thank you Mark best history channel on YouTube by far I've said this for a couple of years or more 👍.
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  20522. churchil voiceover was funny xD
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  20523. Great video as usual . Another story that seems to get overlooked. Great research. Excellent footage of the 3 leaders I'd never seen before . Thanks 👍
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  20524. Great video
    1
  20525. Mark you are the best.
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  20526. Excellent
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  20527. Yessss i was waiting for this subject so long
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  20528. Title + source = must see asap
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  20529. He was an amazing man and brave one at that....Thank you Sir..... Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  20530. Love your videos, huge love
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  20531. Amazing! Reminds me of the video you did on Goebbels' brother. Thank you for creating these informative videos!
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  20532. Wow, another unknown tidbit of information about the 2nd world war and beyond by the Great and Amazing Dr. Mark Felton! Thank you again Sir!
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  20533. Very good Mark, another hidden piece of history exposed.
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  20534. Very interesting!!
    1
  20535. Another WOW video
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  20536. Fairey Firefly Fighters. Say that ten times fast.
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  20537. Fascinating... As always
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  20538. As always an excellent video
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  20539. I've got The Fujita Plan, an excellent read
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  20540. I bought Zero Night. Because Oflag VI-B Where the escape took place is in a village only a few kilometers from where I life.
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  20541. I read The Bridge Busters last year and could not put it down I know it's cliché to say that but was true.
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  20542. thank you Mark!!
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  20543. Good to know.Have a good one Mr.Felton.
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  20544. Father's day wish list , thank you.
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  20545. Some very interesting titles here.
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  20546. FIRST! ( or Fourth? ) Just glad to benefit from Doc Felton’s passion for little-known History 😏 PS: Great music, btw.
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  20547. merci mark/ THANK U
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  20548. Can’t wait to see how the movies turn out!!
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  20549. Guarding Hitler is a very detailed and highly informative book
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  20550. Just as I searched Lee Harvey Oswald, you upload a video about him. Incroyable!
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  20551. A great and very interesting video.Have a good one Mr.Mark.
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  20552. Really interesting, thanks Mark.
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  20553. Thanks!
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  20554. Interesting new series!
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  20555. Mark Felton...often copied but never matched in quality.
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  20556. I swear this sounds like old school Military channel
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  20557. Amazing knowledge extremely interesting thankyou
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  20558. Cool stuff, I don't know how people can not like this content.
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  20559. Mr Felton, what a great historian you are, I personally thank you for informing me and others about historical events that are not published or spoken about. I can't wait for the next video.
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  20560. Again a unkown story from Marc. Never heard before about this beach. I have visited all beaches, but i missed band ! Thanks for excellent work done. Best wishes from Switzerland, René
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  20561. Dr. Felton, I have one question for you, why aren't you on TV??? Here in the states we have The History channel. When it started years ago it was great!! Now most of the programing is crap about garbage pickers and lumberjacks!!! Thank you so much!!
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  20562. Great video. I too, was unaware of "band" myself.
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  20563. Fascinating, excellent work as always, thank you!
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  20564. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  20565. Thank you.
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  20566. Leave it to Mark to re-write history. Cheers!
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  20567. Thanks Mark, it's even more important than you might think to know historical events such as this, if D-Day had gone any differently, then perhaps the landings would have occurred and you'd be posting about the sixth beach assault that made the difference on D-Day , awesome content and great dedication, mere words can't thank you!
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  20568. Always a pleasure watching the video material on this channel. Thanks for sharing.
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  20569. Thank you Dr Felton, thanks to you, we found the lost beach of Normandy. You really should get an award for this. I mean it. Thank you so much
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  20570. Many thanks for discovering this story, Dr Felton. I’d never heard of this until now
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  20571. With Dr.Felton I wouldn't wonder if is gonna tell us about " The lost Egyptian Camel division in Berlin"
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  20572. Score! Great story!
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  20573. Thank You so much. Never heard about Band beach. I have been to Omaha, and Gold. Wished I had known about Band.
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  20574. What a nice way to start no nuts november
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  20575. Dr. Felton, thank you for keeping the memories of heroes alive!
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  20576. Very interesting. I never knew this.
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  20577. Thank You! Fascinating! Love this type of History!
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  20578. Wow, we Will never stop learning.
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  20579. DAMN the Empire finally found Mark! Anyone know how to contact the rebel alliance? We got to save him!
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  20580. This was something that was not even known to D-Day experts. Thanks Mark Felton for showing us something forgotten.
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  20581. Doc Mark is the best ww2 historian for us. Thanks alot doc. It makes us relax and learn.
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  20582. Thank you Mark Felton Productions. What public school cannot squeeze in all history in a semester, you have done in post studies for us. Thank you.
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  20583. @MarkFeltonProductions Awesome thanks Mark always glad to hear some proper history, especially about a unknown D-Day beach! i had noticed batteries in the area on google maps that you had described at one time but had assumed they had been included in the clean up with SWORD Beach, interesting to learn that they had been part of there own operation and code named Beach. : )
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  20584. That’s my great grandad Emlyn John REME & 48 RMC on the thumbnail in the baldrick specs landing on Juno beach, can’t believe it, recognised the photo right away! Made me double excited for your upload Mark which I can assure you is ecstatically excited as your premium content is always worth looking forward to regardless! Have spent countless hours going down the rabbit holes of history, especially your chronicling of the Nazis, and have enjoyed every second, please keep up the astonishing work, I’m sure Emlyn would be double chuffed he is still being remembered to this day! Cheers 🥂
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  20585. Good Video
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  20586. I worked with an ex Royal Marine Commando who told me he landed on Juno the day after the initial Canadian assault. He must have been part of this.
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  20587. Outstanding Dr. Felton, thank you, good work.
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  20588. Another amazing story Mark, never heard about those plans. Your channel is the best Mark.
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  20589. Mighty interesting! As always :)
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  20590. Thank you!!!
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  20591. If any other source claimed a 6th beach I would have my doubts, when Dr Felton presents his eveidence all doubt is washed from my mind. Fantastic stuff!
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  20592. All new to me...Thanks
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  20593. One more thing I didn't know about WWII. Thank you.
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  20594. An absolutely wonderful Halloween treat.
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  20595. Man there is nothing more I love in life, than sparking up a big one, and getting lost in your videos. Keep up the good work.
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  20596. He isn’t kidding. There’s almost no easily available information online about this.
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  20597. Darth Mark...
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  20598. Someone out there is realising grandad wasnt as crazy as they thought talking about the 6th beach.
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  20599. Interesting, thanks!
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  20600. Brilliant dr Felton
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  20601. Another fascinating account of D-day in Normandy many thanks for the interesting film .😁👍👍
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  20602. Really interesting story that I didn’t know about. Great work.
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  20603. Every time I think I've learned all there is to learn about WWII Dr Felton sends me another notification.
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  20604. Forgotten.... until Lord Felton That’s why he rules the historical galaxy.
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  20605. I wish Mark Felton was my History Teacher
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  20606. Thought I knew everything about D-Day...there I go thinking again! Thanks Dr. Mark
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  20607. Thanks for the vid. Very interesting and completely unknown to me until now.
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  20608. Good stuff from Mark Felton...always finding something new about WW2.
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  20609. Enlightened, 🤓
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  20610. Well it has to happen now and again and I am so very pleased when it does. Mark comes up with one I've not heard of before. And today's the day. Often I have some knowledge of the subject and Mark kindly fills in the missing details. But today it's the whole show. Thanks for that.
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  20611. I like your into
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  20612. I'm not gonna lie I have learnt more history from you than my school
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  20613. Finally after so long of having this subscriber glitch I can finally subscribe to your amazing channel
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  20614. Thanks!
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  20615. Anyone like the video before you’ve even watched it?? I do
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  20616. Great job bring this "Lost History" back out into the world. You videos are simply awesome and I am excited every time I see a new one pop up.
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  20617. How could anyone not like and subscribe to this? (just did) I salute you sir, amazing work.... I will now binge your vids for the next 2 hours :)
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  20618. Wow!! I was completely oblivious to this!
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  20619. Superb!!!!
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  20620. I learn more from you than what I could learn from a history book.
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  20621. It's like you're there in the thick of things with your narration and your video selections. Thanks.
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  20622. Your knowledge from investigation work is amazing.
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  20623. Excellent research Mark!
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  20624. Mark Felton . . Guardian of History
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  20625. Fascinating hbstoqtrqy thanhkjiuyou 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  20626. I think Mark is the sith lord.
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  20627. well found, well done!
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  20628. As a local I never heard of Band beach, merci for the story!
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  20629. Hello Dr Felton, time for a new TV show right?
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  20630. Great video Mark, definitely one of my favorites. I like to think i understand and know a lot about this war, but I have honestly never heard this account of d-dayy.
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  20631. Well done Mark the history teacher has made me know aware of that 6th beach , I know about all the others ans now I know about band . Well done 👍
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  20632. Thankyou for once again bringing a forgotten piece of history to us Dr. Felton. Besides the 6th beach, I had never heard of how the Uk and Canadian beaches were named either. Now I wonder how "Juno" was picked and not just named Shark or Trout or something like that. Was the "J" that important? Anyway, good job and much appreciation for your work.
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  20633. Completely unfamiliar with this 6th beach, but again the true historian Marc Ferlton has again revealed the untold : impressive and thank you !
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  20634. Great piece of research thanks
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  20635. Once again thank you for the knowledge
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  20636. Dr Felton I must really thank you . My Father In law Tom Mills , was on HMS Orion on D-DAY ( plus sailed Artic Convoys , Malta , Anzio invasion , Alexandria , Mediterranean = 39-45 ) . The Orion was the first to open fire that morning . But I never knew and he certainly was never told where they were firing from . But here on you video was a map indicating where in the line they stood . I never could find anywhere before the ships positions . So a big thanks
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  20637. Love this keep up the grate work!
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  20638. Nice. I don't even study the d-day landings anymore because I am tired of the same story over and over again. Bravo for adding a new piece to the puzzle.
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  20639. You have to be one of the best online teachers I’ve had the pleasure to learn from. In fact, you have surpassed Dan Carlin as my favorite history lecturer . Cheers from across the pond.
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  20640. I feel embarrassed I was unaware of this, but it's not my fault. Like Dr. Felton said, it's virtually unknown and disappeared. I've never seen this in any archival map as a researcher myself. Which is just bewildering as I have gone back through my historical reference books, including some with hundreds of pages dedicated to D-Day and the aftermath, zero mention of Band. Little mentioning of Deere or Frog Ops, so now I'm going to personally be a jerk and make fun of my historian buddy's when they can't name all the beaches on D-Day by purposely leading them into this forgotten bit of history!
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  20641. Mr. Felton, your work is admirable. You repeatedly surprise me. Your powers of research are considerable and admirable.Thank you for sharing this.
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  20642. I love mark hope he never stops uploading
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  20643. Mark you look like an evil James Bond villain standing there with those stromtroopers.
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  20644. Felton is the best
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  20645. There was a 7th beach which was landed on by Allied troops on D-Day at 4:30 hours well before any other sea landings. Only a few miles off shore from Utah beach are the Îles Saint-Marcouf which could have proved a threat to the other mainland landings if they were manned by Germans. Soldiers from the American 4th Cavalry Group were sent to check and found no Germans in occupation but suffered numerous casualties from mines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%8Eles_Saint-Marcouf
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  20646. Wow! You have done it again! Great video and very interesting.
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  20647. Top work, as usual. A+
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  20648. Wow! Just when you think you know all about Operation Overlord. Great stuff Mark.
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  20649. Thanks Mark
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  20650. Wonderful work, finding out something about a topic about which it was assumed that everything was already known, Brovo.
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  20651. Amazing! Never heard of the 6th beach albeit all the TV documentaries. Carry on 😁
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  20652. Thank you Mark I have read a lot about WW2 over the years but had never heard of Band Beach
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  20653. I shared it
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  20654. Very good old chap!
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  20655. Dr. Felton you inspire my desire to learn about history more than any other Youtuber. Keep them coming, love it
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  20656. How on Earth does Mark keep finding stuff like this? Many of us thought we knew a lot, but we don’t . So many videos like this one, tell us things of which we had never heard.
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  20657. Really interesting as always !!!! Thanks
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  20658. Interesting indeed. Thanks for adding that bit!🙂
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  20659. Good to finally hear something new regarding D-Day but i for one am tired of WW2 relegated in many videos to d-day but not Mark Felton he is always giving us the full picture and untold stories as it should be.
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  20660. The SECOND I saw the Stormtroopers I liked this video! 501st Forever!!!
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  20661. Only dr. Felton could somehow stumble upon a forgotten D-Day Landing Beach
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  20662. I find your videos absolutely great and informative than any history class ever taken.. keep up the excellent work...greatly appreciated!!
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  20663. Mark Felton Productions my new watch all night channel had to leave a LIKE
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  20664. 2 videos in 2 days. I love you mark.
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  20665. You are remarkable, where do you come across this stuff ? I have been reading about the War for over 40 years and a lot of what you show is a surprise to me !
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  20666. Well, thanks to Mark Felton I now have a real opportunity to stump the family on quiz night..."What was the original name of Juno Beach and for an extra ten points name the 6th forgotten D-Day beach". ;-)
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  20667. @Mark Felton Productions Once again a very interesting story👍, thanks👊
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  20668. Ah yes! More Mark Felton content! Sunday Funday!
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  20669. Awesome.
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  20670. No matter How much anyone knows for sure about the history of WW2 , I'm pretty sure Mark Knows More !
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  20671. Brilliant - I love to hear any unknown or rather little reported facts about D-Day - Thank You very much !
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  20672. Once again you keep giving well done
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  20673. Wow! Forgotten history, leave it to Mark Felton to dig it up and present it! A job well done.
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  20674. Dr.Felton's Alchemy classes; how to turn base metal history into gold.
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  20675. Great job reporting unknown history!!!
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  20676. Now uncomplete task completed by felton!❤️
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  20677. And I thought I knew obscure facts about World War Two! This fact is not even that obscure- except no one seems to know it. Including me. Bravo Dr, Felton !
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  20678. Another excellent video, I have learned something new again, thank you.
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  20679. Another excellent and interesting video!
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  20680. Interesting as usual, Mark. And I always learn something new. Greetings from the Colonies.
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  20681. This Channel and Dr. Felton never cease in the ability to teach and impress. Cheers Dr. Felton, I learned something new today, and I appreciate the Hell out of it. Thank You Sir.
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  20682. Every day is a good day when Dr. Felton posts a new video!
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  20683. awesome work mark
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  20684. Awesome work awesome video as ever. You make history live again
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  20685. I saw a document with Band beach on when I was a volunteer at the dday museum in Portsmouth, never could find out any more about it. This is a great insight.
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  20686. You know it's going to be good when you see Imperial Stormtroopers on either side of the author :)
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  20687. Good job Mark, well done mate...
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  20688. Looking forward to the story of the attack on occupied France by a certain Captain Blackadder via Tahiti ..
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  20689. Brilliant research, good Doctor! Only you. I’m blown away; well done.
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  20690. There's one for quiz night. What was the name of the sixth unused D-Day beach? Not a problem for those who follow Mr Felton.
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  20691. This is easily the most accessible war documentary channel. Love it. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  20692. I never knew this! Thank you Doctor Felton!
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  20693. Great bit of obscure D-Day history, thank you
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  20694. Fascinating as always Mark.
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  20695. Thank you Dr Felton for yet again adding to my war history knowledge (Topics always in the guise of "bet you didn't know?") A joy to be the first amongst friends to view, and first to share the brilliant new info or interpretation..
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  20696. Thank you so much Dr. Felton. I absolutely love your content. Perfect way to spend this cold rainy Sunday.
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  20697. What an amazing story. Top notch research!
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  20698. Excellent
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  20699. Emperor Felton is keeping up with that intro. Please keep it going!
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  20700. This is why I love your channel! Always finding these little, but cool things about history! Expensively WW2.
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  20701. Thank you. So many new things to learn.
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  20702. Sorry. Dr F - I got the jump on you by about 45 years. I did my English Language oral exam (a 10 min spoken presentation to my class buddies) on D-Day in 1975 and mentioned "the beach that never was". Nothing like 44k listeners, though... (For info, the western battery is pronounced *'ool-gat*.) The RM Cdo landings at Port-en-Bessin (Op AUBERY) are worthy of their own little story, though.
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  20703. WW2 has been my hobby for nearly 45 years. Can't say that I've heard or read about this beach, until now. Great job Mr. Felton. Smashing, wot?
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  20704. Thank you Mr Fen Thank you Mr Felton, I enjoy your video's.. I'm learning something new every time I watch them...Our history should never be forgotten. Thank you.
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  20705. Yet again...Mark Felton delivers interesting new info..packed with FACT , not ‘fluff’ note filler. You are a treasure...Mark.
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  20706. Most of the time you hear hints of a battle. Never knew this one at all.
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  20707. Great vid Mark! Learned something again.
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  20708. Well presented. I no longer believe that I know it all.
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  20709. Marvelous. I always learn new things in your videos. More!!
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  20710. One of your best episodes ever! I never knew there was a 6th beach, thank you so much for all you do!
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  20711. Outstanding learning something new everyday ! Thanks mark
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  20712. wow...you are awesome digging this up. I never knew of this. Thank you for being a great history researcher.
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  20713. Absolutely superb. Thank you.
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  20714. I would love to hang out with this guy for 1 day and talk ww2. Your brilliant and have a true passion for this. Not only that you seek to always find the most interesting stories I’ve never heard of
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  20715. You'll have a million subs in no time at all !
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  20716. Superb in every detail, another brilliant historically informative video from mark. Top man.
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  20717. Well done on the research.
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  20718. Wonderful coverage!
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  20719. Band? Who knew, except Grand Moff Felton.
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  20720. Well found mark!
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  20721. super cool, thanks for sharing
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  20722. Thanks Mark.
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  20723. there cannot be too much footage of ship guns firing
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  20724. Thank you, again, for adding to the general understanding of the complexity of D-Day.
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  20725. Ah, some WWII history can be denied any mention, in the history books, but they had not counted on Mark sniffing out landings that history wanted ignored, some 76 years later....:)
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  20726. Thanks for adding this. As an eleven year old kid, I followed these landing closely. I was a Coast Guard mascot at the time, and was eager.
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  20727. Great detective work Dr. Felton.
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  20728. That was very interesting , I enjoy your channel Mark !
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  20729. Mark - there is a typo in your description. Allied forced instead of forces.
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  20730. Always look forward to uploads from you
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  20731. Great video
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  20732. Thank you Dr. Mark.
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  20733. Dr F is a class act.
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  20734. Thanks!
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  20735. Amazing video again!
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  20736. What history! Thank you, I've loved it.
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  20737. Interesting as a South African listening about the German South African,thanks dr Felton;)
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  20738. Your channel just gets better and better 👍
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  20739. Another very interesting and entertaining video.
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  20740. Yes I also like intro music……and Mr. Felton’s narration….good stuff…..content the best….thank you.
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  20741. new mark felton video is always a blessing
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  20742. Mark, for me this is the best story you have ever done. Definitely a six (as in cricket!).
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  20743. There's no better way to end an evening...a Mark Felton video and a bourbon-neat. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  20744. Very interesting story. Thank you.
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  20745. Brilliantly narrated aa always Sir🙏🙏🙏👏🙏✅✅
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  20746. Buchón si pronounced bush-on in Spanish.
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  20747. Hey, used the code. Keep up with the wonderful videos.
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  20748. Thanks again for yet another amazing story! Keep it up, greetings from 🇳🇱
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  20749. Wow just wow. Brilliant post.
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  20750. Thanks Mark, your films are always very interesting
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  20751. Awesome, really loved this one. Thanks Mark, learning something new quite often!
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  20752. Title 10/10
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  20753. Mark Felton, Scratching away at the coal face of history so that we may enjoy the warm glow of knowledge. Keep up the great work.
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  20754. Glass of wine 🍷and Mark felton , I'm happy 😊☺😀😄😁🤗
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  20755. as always an amazing video thank you mark!
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  20756. Excellent story as usual Mark.  Thank you!
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  20757. Mark cranking out the good stuff. Thanks!
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  20758. We love Mark Felton.
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  20759. Very informative!
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  20760. always great Mark!
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  20761. Thanks for a new great video😁
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  20762. Thank You Dr. Felton!!!👍👍Greetings from Helsinki, Finland
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  20763. Splendid work Mr. Felton.
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  20764. Mark is a great historian and story teller...
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  20765. Mark strikes again, bravo
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  20766. Such a fantastic voice ,im sorry but its so damm therapautic to listen to and what an amazing story ,thankyou for sharing this
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  20767. Amazing, thanks for the video.
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  20768. Mark, your channel is simply fantastic! Thank you very much for all the fascinating content!
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  20769. Wow! Very interesting!!
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  20770. Just wanna say I love thr history, so much unique and juicy content not found anywhere else. I also don't think I've gone a day in about 8 months without listening to a documentary from you to go to sleep, keep up the amazing content!
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  20771. Thanks again Dr. Felton!
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  20772. The channel that you click like before you have even finished watching as you know you will learn something new.
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  20773. Thanks Mark. Very interesting indeed.
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  20774. It is quite simple, Mark Felton is #1 Thank you very much my friend 😊 🙋‍♂️🐈👍⛱🤜🤛
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  20775. That historic bridge is so defaced with graffiti ! I could never understand how we picked up "graffiti" from Italian to use in English to describe this particular form of vandalism. I would have though that we be using a Dutch word - considering how widespread and popular the crime is in the Netherlands.
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  20776. 👍👍👍!
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  20777. "We dont have the facilities to take you all prisoner...We'd LIKE to.....Sorry. Was there anything else?" Yes I know..wrong bridge....same movie though.
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  20778. Thanks Dr. Mark Felton, love your video's! keep up the good work, or as they say in the Netherlands: ''Dankjewel'' ga zo door!
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  20779. What a great movie, gotta go watch it now.
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  20780. I visited a local Charity Shop today and bought a copy of "A Bridge Too Far" on DVD - I love coincidences.😀
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  20781. I guess I'm not the only one with the history bug of visiting old ww2 sights. Every time I go back to the old country I visit the old fortress Boyen and Wilczy Szaniec.
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  20782. I crossed it in 99, although I hadn't realised at the time, it was only after seeing big signs for "A Bridge too Far" museum. I suddenly said to the mrs "It's the bridge"! , obviously she thought I was mad and had no idea what I was on about. We still go on mainly flower based holidays to Holland!
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  20783. I marched across that bridge during the Vierdaagse in 1999. Marched across the John Frost bridge in Arnhem too.
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  20784. Thank you, Dr. Felton. This was wonderful.
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  20785. Nice one Mark
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  20786. I live in Nijmegen. Good to know I was only a few kilometres from Mark Felton sometime in the last few months.
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  20787. Awesome video. Thanks Mark.
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  20788. So very cool. Bravo. The only place of note I have been to is Corregidor Island and the Hanoi Hilton. Hey, I'm only 60 and it's a start. Keep the great mini docs coming Sir.
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  20789. Fascinating.
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  20790. Pretty amazing. Thanks.
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  20791. my first observation is that the actual bridge seems much larger and longer than I remember from the film. A much harder target with no cover at all on the approaches.
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  20792. Ty Mark i am from nijmegen.
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  20793. Awesome! Thank you for making this!
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  20794. Merry Christmas Mark, I grew up in Nijmegen. I will forward this video to my family.
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  20795. Brilliant! I was obsessed with the film and the story as a child. Thanks for this.
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  20796. Nice video about a historic bridge! Also a little glimpse of Dr. Felton's inner child leaked through his subdued British demeanor. There was such excitement to storm the bridge himself!
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  20797. I am living 10 min away of this bridge. My son loves history as well and i always tell about what happened here. this region has a lot of war history. Mark you should have come when they it is Market garden memorial day. Its a special event.
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  20798. You where in the netherlands? NICEEE! next time you are here please visit clingendael park/forest in the city of the hague, You will find many bunkers and even the home where seyss-inquart lived when he was our local fuhrer.
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  20799. My father ( Canadian) fought on the Nijmegen bridge , had a sniper trying to get him so he was pinned down till it got dark. Years later my youngest son who is in the CDN military was in Nijmegen in 2017 for the 4 day march with other soldiers representing Canada.
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  20800. Too cool, Mark. Nice piece of work.
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  20801. Thank you for that amazing it's crossed off of my list now too Merry Christmas 🎄 Me Felton to you and yours Merry Christmas 🎄
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  20802. Wonderful way to knock it off your bucket list. Hope you have a good festive season and thank you for all you research posted here for us to enjoy. Cheers and stay safe.
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  20803. welkom in nederland , dr felton. geniet van ons mooie land. dank aan de mensen die voor onze vrijheid geknokt hebben. welcome in the netherlands, dr. felton. hope you will enjoy your stay here.. and thanks to those who gave their lives. for freedom. thank you dr., for your video s.
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  20804. Using the fantastic music score from A Bridge Too Far was an especially nice touch.
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  20805. Interesting as always Dr Felton, thank you. Best wishes for the holidays and continued health and production in 2023. I visited the Market Garden Cemetery at Oosterbeek years ago, what a heart wrenching experience. Cheers from Canada.
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  20806. I love this channel
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  20807. on the other side of the bridge they have placed the 3 concrete blocks. They dug these up after widening the waterway.
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  20808. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  20809. Over heard at a rental agency in Nijmegen, "Sorry Mr. Felton, we have no Sherman Tanks, or Armored cars, but we do have a nice SUV with a sun roof."
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  20810. OUT STANDING!!!. You hit it out of the ballpark again Mark.
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  20811. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  20812. I was born in Nijmegen. . . 78 years ago. . .
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  20813. way to go Doc!!!
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  20814. Wonderful. Thank you for 2022 and Happy Xmas,.
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  20815. thank you Dr felton i used to ride over this bridge almost everyday
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  20816. Very interesting. Great video!
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  20817. I crossed the bridge in both directions in 2017 on my Holland Bike Trip. I then rode up to cross the Johnny Frost bridge at Arnhem. Has a special meaning for me as a member of the Arnhem Fellowship :)
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  20818. I wasn't sure how to pronounce Nijmegen until Mark said it. Now I know it sounds like a Scotsman telling Megan no.
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  20819. You have made me remember about the wonderful movie "A bridge too far"... Tonight I'm gonna watch it... Thanks Mark... it's amazing video
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  20820. Evocative music! My father took me to a matinee screening on the film’s release, only to discover that it was a ‘AA’ certificate (no one under 14). I was only 12 but my father somehow persuaded the cinema manager to let me in!
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  20821. Thanks for this. You intercut the historical and contemporary footage very well. Happy Christmas and all the best in the new year.
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  20822. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  20823. There are concrete obstacle blocks visible in the footage, marked with white lines. One of such blocks was retrieved from the water at the northern approach to the bridge and placed on the western side of the road there, carrying a plaque to explain it’s history. On the eastern side of the northern approach, there still is a blockhouse, showing some (machinegun) battle damage. It wan’t clear to me when visiting wether this was from 1944, or else from 1940, when ze Germans crossed our borders without being invited. The scene has always had strategic significance: On the southern side (and to the west) is the site of a stronghold erected by Charlemagne, De Valkhof. There also is a small antitank gun to be seen there, dating from the 1940’s. As to ‘A Bridge too Far’: I have vivid memories of that film being shot. Robert Redford was staying at my aunt’s, (in Deventer; the bridge in the film is NOT the one in Arnhem, but was chosen to stand in because the situation in Arnhem had changed too much since.) It was 1977… I don’t recall where the scenes of liberation festivities were shot, but I do remember that it was reported in the news that elderly people in a lokal retirement home had gotten confused and had relived these hectic days.
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  20824. What a fun video! Thanks - need that!
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  20825. I used to bike across this piece of history daily for years, I miss Nijmegen sometimes
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  20826. My grandfather was a glider pilot landed troops on the third day of market garden at Nijmegen.
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  20827. As someone living within 5min of this bridge and crossing it multiple times a week (by bicycle of course) this video was very interesting to watch. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  20828. Hope you had the capacity to take some prisoners
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  20829. Video on the place I live. Cool. I really should know more of it's history.
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  20830. thanks for consistently referring to my country as the Netherlands, so much better than that H-word.
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  20831. The fact that you used the soundtrack to one of my favorite movies for context makes a good video....even better.
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  20832. It's a region of the Netherlands that i've been to many times, for the history of WW2 there of course. Next time, try to take a stroll through the forrests near 'Groesbeek', just a little south-east of Nijmegen. You can spot many relics still there on the ground, even stepped on a few shells on more than one occassion : )
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  20833. "Childhood ambition" indeed. I guess Mark Felton had a ready answer when he was asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" 😂
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  20834. Mark Felton I am a follower of your videos. They are insightful and informative. I do thank you for them. You're doing a great job and service to the people of America like me.
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  20835. A Cold 🍺 after a hard day's work and a video from you Sir, what else do a man need. Thank you Sir.
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  20836. Thanks for the intel. Keep going. You are doing important work!
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  20837. Thanks for the update Mark. Keep up the good work.
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  20838. Thank you Dr Felton 🇭🇲
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  20839. Correct video and excellent desc. Thank you M. Ivica from Croatia
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  20840. Beautiful work as usual Mark!
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  20841. The intro music and Mark Feltons lovely British telling voice really brings back memories from childhood WW2 games and documentaries.
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  20842. Great video thank you
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  20843. Great voice . So measured and authoritative.
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  20844. Thank you very much for your very relevant content. Seriously
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  20845. Being from Croatia this is interesting to watch.
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  20846. great analysis as always mark keep up the good work
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  20847. Thanks for a good video on a saturday night!
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  20848. Great video, very informative!
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  20849. Thank you for the updates 🙏
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  20850. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  20851. Mark, "just in time delivery" . Thank you!
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  20852. Thanks for the new videos Mark.
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  20853. Thank you very much you let us know whats going on
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  20854. Highly fascinating. Thanks for the material!
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  20855. Good morning and thank you, I never knew this.
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  20856. Privy Councillor Bier was a prominent surgeon. His name lives on in the 'Bier's block' technique for local anaesthesia of the limbs.
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  20857. Amazing video ! Thank you very much and may God bless you always ! AMAZING INTRODUCTION ! I LOVED IT ! PUT IT UP AGAIN AND AGAIN ! MARK FELTON FOR PRESIDENT 2024 !
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  20858. Thank you Mark, yet another interesting one!
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  20859. As always, best historical content on the tube.
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  20860. BTW, "Fassleder" has nothing to do with a barrel. This is the leather liner. I suppose the term is related to the words "fassen" or "Einfassung"
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  20861. Hats off to you Mark, another interesting piece of history
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  20862. Yes!! Thank you! Great one!
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  20863. That was a great video. Very cool to see how they were made. Thank you for that.
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  20864. Thank you Dr Felton Please keep these coming 🙂 Cheers from Canada
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  20865. Excellent, original film footage. Thank you Mark
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  20866. That new photo paired with that caption is hilarious and awesome!
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  20867. Really enjoyed that one Mark thank you.
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  20868. lol Dr Felton has a great sense of Humour! "Come with me if ylu want to learn" hilarious! 😂😂😂
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  20869. I 100% read that intro caption in a Arnold Schwarzenegger voice and I am not ashamed to admit it.
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  20870. Great vid. Is that a 32" Greener GP shotgun that you're posing with at the start of the fillum?
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  20871. Congratulations, Dr. Felton, on reaching 1 million subs! The quality and prolificacy of your content is deserving of 10 million! Also your intro music is the best anywhere - it’s one I never skip and usually air drum along with.
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  20872. you have great voice :)
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  20873. Excellent and informative as usual thank you.
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  20874. 3k more till a million! 'ere we go!!
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  20875. Army Group Felton has reached the outer defenses of 1 Million Subscribers. The final push is at hand.
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  20876. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  20877. Woop! Mark almost at 1 million subs. The one man War Documentary channel, deserves this. Keep going mate.
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  20878. Love these vids, ty for the great work! 🇺🇸
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  20879. Thank you for all you do Mark!
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  20880. Hope you reach 1 million soon great work
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  20881. Fantastic video, Mark! Beautiful and yet horrible firepower. Reminds me of the quote by Robert E. Lee, “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.”
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  20882. MFP is near 1 mil subscribers!
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  20883. So close to 1 mill
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  20884. Amazing, when I became a Subscriber you had 400K subs, now pushing a million. Excellent channel Mark, Your work is outstanding. Another excellent video.
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  20885. Thank you mark!!!
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  20886. Wow very informative and explosive.
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  20887. Happy 1 million, dude!
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  20888. Love learning more than I thought. You do some great work! Love it.
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  20889. I saw the rocket turrets and thought it was something from War Of The Worlds. I was waiting for them to get up and start walking. Like everyone else I have seen the film of the rockets used on D-Day and in the Pacific but the distinction between the different types was not usually explained. o once again Mark has provided important details and added to my knowledge. It is said that the rockets fired by the likes of the Spitfire, Typhoon and Swordfish gave them the equivalent firepower of the broadside from a cruiser. So it looks like each rocket armed landing craft had the firepower of a fleet of cruisers.
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  20890. Mark your the best teacher ever!❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  20891. Great video as always mark! Hope to see you at 1million subscribers soon :)
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  20892. I only started looking at YouTube offerings seriously in the last 8 months, for films. Then I stumbled on this channel. I have been a semi-serous amateur scholar on WW2 since I was a child, listening to the rare comments of veterans and reading everything I could find. Nevertheless, it's rare when I don't learn something new & interesting from these productions. 👍👍
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  20893. Perfect video. I just got an interest in ww2 naval rocket artillery.
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  20894. I have NEVER seen ANY documentary coverage on these unique ships. Seems no one ever bothered with them. Thankyou!
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  20895. Mark, your work on this channel is absolutely remarkable. One of the best history channels, if, truth be told, not the best on Youtube.
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  20896. best channel on youtube
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  20897. Mark, thanks again for an excellent video. Hope all is well with you and family during these trying times. Take care. Shaun.
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  20898. Great video Mark, as always
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  20899. No 1 channel for WWII information and history
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  20900. Almost 1 million... been here since 8k, that went fast! Deserved, you worked hard for it!
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  20901. yet another thing I have learned about from the good Doctor
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  20902. Très intéressant
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  20903. Do you ever sleep? Do you have a staff? So prolific!
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  20904. Very informative. Thank you.
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  20905. Excellent as always. Thank you.
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  20906. Fascinating.
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  20907. Mark - thanks for the info re rocket launching ships. I have long wanted more information on these.
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  20908. As usual another great video , many thanks once again
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  20909. On gif I’ve been here since 30k and your content still never disappoints
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  20910. Close to the Million! 👍👍👍
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  20911. Fact: Mark will get 1 mil
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  20912. Wonder what's closing in faster a rocket barrage or mark hitting 1 million
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  20913. 999k... 1 million, here we come!
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  20914. Thank you my history teacher!
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  20915. Another excellent video Mark, your never fail to amaze me with your military knowledge . You are always uncovering obscure military tit bits missed by the mainstream media . Keep up the good work. When I get back to work from the long Covid I intend to become a Patreon as you are one of the very best YouTube channels.
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  20916. Enjoyed, thanks again!
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  20917. Fantastic video
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  20918. Nearing 1 million. Cheers Dr. Felton.
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  20919. Thanks mark super cool! 😎
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  20920. Mark's right. Scholarship IS sexy
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  20921. Mark Felton - the man, the myth, the legend. I'm about to have surgery next week. Of course, like many other places, only one visitor is allowed in the hospital. I asked my wife...who do you think I would pick if my visitor choice was you or Mark Felton? She knew the answer.
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  20922. Thanks Mark.
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  20923. Thank you for posting this video. This has been an ignored part of landings.
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  20924. We are almost there let's go yall
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  20925. Never seen these rocket ships before. You never disappoint Sir Mark. 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  20926. i had no idea these were a thing. thankyou for bringing this forgotten and extremely cool piece of history to light :)
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  20927. ROAD TO 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS
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  20928. Yet another quality video, I thoroughly enjoy the fact that you vary the length of these productions, always something :)
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  20929. Never knew rockets were used this way. Thank you.
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  20930. Road to 1 million has been long but you'll get there
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  20931. I was born in one.
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  20932. Tid bit history from me Dr Feltion* Dad's Army on ABC (Australian version of the BBC) in the early 90's late afternoon instead of cartoons. At the time wasn't a fan but as I got older and was more interested in WW2 history the show grew on me. My best mate Alex had 100's of Commando comics and they were a great read :D Im now 40 and Tasmania where I grew up was 10-15yrs behind the 8ball with regards to what else Australia was doing. So growing up in the 80's/90's and with both sets my grandparents being in the war. Grandpa Tiffian served on HMAS Kanimbla during the war and Grandpa Norman left Sydney as a 15yr old in 1937, became a merchant seaman and after getting to the UK at 17yrs old signed into the British merchant navy, he survived 2 sinking both in and around the waters of Indonesia.
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  20933. I was actually born in one in South Ockendon, Essex 1963.
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  20934. Those shots of the Ipswich street look like the road my mother lives on here in the US. If the cars were on the right side of the road, I wouldn't know it was the UK. I myself live in a 1940's 'pre-pre-fab' - a workers house built for the local industry workers. Not really a pre-fab itself but a 'standard' house built en masse for the area. Hundreds of these things, almost every single one exactly the same when built. The industries have mostly dried up and most of the workers have moved on but the houses are still here and fairly livable. This one has a 3/4 size increase over the neighbors, put in circa 1950 on back of the 1940's building. Many have been renovated and updated since they were put up, though mine is still stuck in the early 70's stylewise.
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  20935. I believe there are still prefabs in parts of Grimsby still standing and lived in.
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  20936. These look very much like the kind of small homes built privately for veterans returning from the war in the US. About the same square footage, with low-pitched roofs and simple exterior cladding. There's one neighborhood in Houston, South Park, where homes of these size and configuration were built on streets named for WW2 battles, like Anzio, Tarawa, Rapido, Bataan. Many have deteriorated now, but a lot of them still survive.
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  20937. In the 90's I lived in a house that had been built during the war by Henry J. Kaiser to house workers building Aircraft Carriers in Vancouver Washington.
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  20938. San Francisco still has a very few post 1906 earthquake cottages around town. One near to me I think is a couple grafted together.
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  20939. There are some left in my village. They're the best-kept homes around.
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  20940. It’s funny how a lot of these pre fab neighbourhoods look like suburbs in the USA
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  20941. There's some in Grimsby and Immingham. Northern Lincolnshire.
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  20942. Around the docks in South East London where I lived was littered with WW2 relics, Prefabs, sirens and makeshift shelters on council estates etc. I was great fun as a kid.
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  20943. Go visit Oak Ridge Tennessee Maybe not pre-fab, but the whole city was built from scratch, and very quickly in WW2 Most of the housing is still occupied
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  20944. The space between them and a decent size garden is a noticeable benefit to foks compared to many of today's rabbit warren new builds
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  20945. I find this fascinating. As a baby boomer I appreciate your channel. Since my father was a sailor in WW 2 my existence is a result of the war. Being a lover of history I have definitely appreciated your knowledge of the Third Reich.
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  20946. The Ipswich prefab area looks like an American suburban residential area.
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  20947. I remember then all over the town in the 60's, now only one small estate remains here in Cheltenham, Glos. UK.
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  20948. Looks like a typical American neighborhood to me! I love them!❤
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  20949. Amazing...Thank you Sir.... Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  20950. Hi Mark ! I was brought up on a council estate in Hindley wigan lancashire . My mum and dad still live in the two storey prefabs ✊️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  20951. We also have/had a lot of those war houses in Germany. Most of course have been demolished but a few live on as Schrebergarten or weekend homes.
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  20952. Work has alread started on the Excalibur Estate, with a few of the better condition Prefabs being retained in to the future as examples
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  20953. South Gosforth in Newcastle upon Tyne has an estate of these houses , they were modernised a few years ago to a very high standard with high insulation values , they were actually more spacious than they looked .
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  20954. Further proof that they just don’t make things like they used to.
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  20955. I was brought up in the 50’s and 60’s. I remember well the prefabs that I used to walk past on my way to school in the late 50’s. I bet they are no longer there in East Dulwich.
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  20956. What a testiment to how well they were built then as to still last today. It would be hard to give up one with the one story and garden space. Love the neighborhood pride showing with the nice upkeep. 🎉😊
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  20957. Bloomfield Place in Bangor Northern Ireland has 20 prefabs. Affectionately known as "Tin Town". A good friend grew up in one, lovely wee homes.
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  20958. I grew up in an Arcon in Belfast. Every summer the Mum's would send the kids out with wire brushes to clean the asbestos. The missing top of my finger might still be in the metal door-frame!x
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  20959. Great teaching ❤
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  20960. Thank you for the video, Dr. Felton. I'm enjoying the comments made about prefab housing in England. Very interesting stuff.
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  20961. Theres still bout ten left in allerton bywater near Castleford on wy to Swillington
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  20962. Wake Green Rd in Birmingham, they're still there and grade 2 listed, drove past them many times in the early 2000s Thanks for this Mark.
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  20963. I know the Excalibur Estate well, shame on Lewisham Council
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  20964. There are still prefabs in Birmingham, only 12 and I'm sure they have a listed status now , my late wife's aunt still lives in one.
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  20965. I've recently been working in a fee with my new job. When we drive past them in Sheffield i get a little over excited.
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  20966. My grandfather was an architect here in Canada. He was contracted by the federal government to design small houses to be given to returning WW2 vets.
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  20967. Thanks for the video, Mr. Felton. It reminded me of my childhood. Back when things that were supposed to be temporary were built to last. Unlike the throwaway society we have now.
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  20968. Its weird how much the prefabs with their big yards (gardens) and large separation between these single family houses reminds me far more of American style suburbs rather then what I normally associate with (presumably stereotyped) British houses that are packed in with sometimes multiple families in the same building. More like government style houses in the US if not government built themselves.
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  20969. These streets with pre-fabs look very American with their parking pavements w/cars in the front yard.
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  20970. When I was stationed at RAF Brize Norton, 2005 - 2009, I lived in a Prefab in Halton Road. The house is still the same today. They were concrete slabs bolted together. They were very strong and it was almost impossible to drill a hole to hang a picture!
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  20971. My Grandmother lived in one in Hackney and I remember visiting her there, I think she lived there until the mid to late 1980s, it seemed to have lasted very well, At the end she didn't want to move out of it but was forced to.
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  20972. My local city of Chichester still has a few prefabs standing, and at our school in the 80’s some of our classrooms were in wooden huts that were supposed to be temporary!!
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  20973. There are still a row of prefabs in Hall Green in south Birmingham, which have recently been repaired - I presume they are part of the city council’s housing stock.
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  20974. Very interesting ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  20975. I lived in one in the late sixties, early seventies, Eisenhower drive, Beckton, East London, a gift from the American people i do believe? Made out of asbestos. Massive gardens, i remember the Anderson selter used for coal? I think? We lived in a "banjo" cul-de-sac with 4? bungalows radiating out of the circular road, good times, everybody i knew was still alive, stickle bricks because we couldn't afford lego, and feeding goldy the silver Goldfish, watching scooby do too!
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  20976. Great video, Mark. Reminds me of the prefabs near me in the Newlands and Toryglen areas of Glasgow. If I remember correctly, they were still around in the early Eighties!
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  20977. They've survived well considering they had a design life of 10 to 15 years. Demolishing the asbestos clad ones today is a nightmare and very expensive. We didn't know the danger back then until the 70's, if intact it's best left be.
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  20978. I lived on the Excalibur estate in my prefab till 2016, my one was demolished shortly after but some were actually given a grade 2 listing due to their historical importance,great homes more than enough space inside and out.
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  20979. I lived in one in Faversham, Kent for eleven years. They were very nice and spacious inside and with a large rear garden and a nice front garden. Happy days.
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  20980. Very interesting and a not so often mentioned topic! 👍
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  20981. I grew up near an area that still has a couple hundred of these in NJ. they were built for people coming home from WWll. Some of them have second stories now etc. Still a nice neighborhood.
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  20982. Danger UXB, a great program.
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  20983. I lived in housing built in 1944 right down the street from the tank arsenal where they built all of the tanks during WWII. It's in a place called Centerline MI.
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  20984. My estimation of you, Dr Felton, has always been high. Your intro to this particular video has raised it even higher. Anyone who likes 'ALLO ' ALLO ! Is a very Worthy Person, indeed. 🎉 😊
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  20985. I remember in the early 70's there was a whole estate of them opposite Manresa Road off the Kings Road.
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  20986. I've lived in mine for 36 years it's a 3 bedroom and spacious.
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  20987. Growing up here in Melbourne, Australia, we had whole suburbs made up of these types of homes.
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  20988. There are tons of two storey pre fabs in different estates all over the country, the pre-fab tin houses are still there but most have been renovated. South Oxhey, near Watford is one example. I grew up in one of those 3 bed semi detatched houses.
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  20989. My dad bought two Teram types form a site in Alcester in Warwickshire when they were been cleared to make way for a new development & repurposed them into a garage & workshop which I still work out of.
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  20990. Here in Louisville KY we have a neighborhood of World War ONE prefabs/barracks that housed personnel of Camp Zachary Taylor, hence the neighborhood's name- "Camp Taylor".
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  20991. Thirteen Prefabs remain in the Ryburn Valley, Halifax.
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  20992. My bungalow was originally a WW2 wooden barracks
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  20993. Good meuning.
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  20994. There were prefab houses near where I lived in London……I think my mother looked down her nose at them . They were just a part of everything . Thank you Mr F…….good episode .
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  20995. I have lived in a post war prefab house built of corrigated steel . I have also lived in a war time prefab built as an officers house for US servicemen next to a bomber airfield in Norfolk. The steel house was damn cold in the winter. lol. The officers one built out of concrete slabs was ok
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  20996. Ive worked in a fair few prefab houses in bristol over the years. They were generally well loved by their owners. The starangest was a full concreate house. Interiour walls . Floors downstairs and up amd all the stairs . The owner couldnt hand pictures as it was to hard to drill into
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  20997. There is a big estate of these in Lincoln! On outer circle Road owned and maintained by Lincolnshire council. Yes they are basic but as said appealing due to land front and back and the bungalow type construction. Maybe this is a remedy for today’s shortage? I know they are not everyone cup of tea but I’m sure there would be loads of people willing to have one!
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  20998. Allo Allo was a favorite of my parents as well here in the US. Cheers, Mark!
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  20999. There are about nine on the old road to Halifax I wonder how much they sell for think it was a magnificent Idea And talking of The A Team I had the pleasure of meeting Dirk Benedict and Dwight Schultz In Manchester in mid 2006.
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  21000. Another fine presentation.
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  21001. excellent video bud.
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  21002. Thanks
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  21003. I'm literally in former East Germany right now for two days and you upload this video. Nice.
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  21004. interesting topic. thanks for all your work !
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  21005. Very good and informative.
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  21006. great video
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  21007. Thanks
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  21008. I am the 1000 like and my first Mark Felton book just came in the mail! It's a good day! Thanks Mark!!
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  21009. Thanks
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  21010. Thanks! You learn something new every time you watch this channel.
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  21011. Very interesting 👍🏼
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  21012. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  21013. Thank you for video sir 👏🏼💐👏🏼💐👏🏼💐👏🏼💐
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  21014. Outstanding!
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  21015. Dr Felton your knowledge and hard work is beyond world history
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  21016. Thank you mark!!
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  21017. The best way to start the day is with a Mark Felton video!
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  21018. Well done as usual Dr Felton
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  21019. Yet another excellent WWII history video. The only creator where I can hit the like button before watching and enjoying the video. Well done & thank you.
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  21020. Oh wow! Extremely interesting. Thank you once more Mr. Felton.
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  21021. ALWAYS fascinating!!!
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  21022. You never cease to amaze me with the stuff you come up with for topics. Keep it up.
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  21023. Great stuff as usual !
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  21024. Great video keep it up!!
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  21025. Your a class act keep up the good work ...I recommend you a lot on my channel
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  21026. Right as I grabbed my coffee I see this video. Yes! Thanks Mark! You know so much!
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  21027. Hitler awarded the Grand Cross to Goering because Goering's Luftwaffe was absolutely critical to the German victories in 1939 and 1940, the German blitzkrieg wouldn't have been possible without the Luftwaffe's support. Hitler also awarded Goering the special rank of "Reichsmarschall," or "Marshal of the Empire," making Goering the highest ranked military officer in the Third Reich.
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  21028. As Filipino subscriber here been watching your videos since then, now im a quarantine facility due to positive in covid, i enjoyed watching your videos learning good pass time.. thank you mark felton.
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  21029. These beautiful nuggets of information presented in a very crisp manner is a pleasure to hear
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  21030. Another great video and thanks for sharing
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  21031. Thanks Mark!
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  21032. Didn't know that! Cheers Mr Felton you did it again!
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  21033. Fascinating...as always ♥
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  21034. Professor Feltons videos are never boring and deliver interesting information in a compact package.
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  21035. I love this channel.
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  21036. fantastic as always ‼️®™️
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  21037. Of all your videos, this one surprised me most. Well done.
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  21038. By far the best historian on YouTube
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  21039. Thank you once again Mark, I’d never heard of this before. Excellent as always!
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  21040. Excellent film. Thanks.
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  21041. Absolutely fascinating. Thanks for the video.
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  21042. Another great video! Keep up the work!
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  21043. Many thanks for your videos.
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  21044. HUGE PP history professor right here. thankful Prof. Feltion finally blew up in the Youtube scene!
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  21045. Very interesting many thanks
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  21046. Absolutly fascinating as usual, amazes me how you find this infomation.
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  21047. Amazing info Mark
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  21048. Keep it up :)
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  21049. Fascinating! Thank you for bringing this to the light of day!
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  21050. Wow. Every episode new history facts from doctor Mark Felton!
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  21051. Great slice of largely unknown history. Thanks for sharing!
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  21052. Thanks Dr. Felton for blowing my mind again with something I never heard of before.
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  21053. You never finish learning,with Mark Felton on the weal!
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  21054. I like Mark Felton productions, you can learn history for an hour a day or so but sometimes when you had a hard day at work it can help to fall sleep watching this. Not too loud of a voice, its a good narrating voice. @Mark Felton. If you ever run out of history to talk about maybe you can Narrate for videogames or other documentaries.
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  21055. Leave it to Dr. F. to blow the mind. Again.
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  21056. This is why I love Marks channel. Another story I had no idea about.
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  21057. Very interesting, never heard about this.
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  21058. Pretty amazing story.
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  21059. Interesting. Thanks.
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  21060. Simply incredible!
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  21061. This was fascinating, never heard of this before!
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  21062. Fascinating and hitherto unknown to me. Thank you for this exceptional content.
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  21063. Learn something new everyday from this channel
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  21064. Fascinating history . How you manage to discover all this , secret or hidden history , i will never know .
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  21065. Well, well, well. Absolutely fascinating and totally new info to me. I wish my dad was still alive: he would have been intrigued and surprised as well. Well done, Mark! Keep up the great work!
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  21066. Watching on the6th of August. Great channel. Great job Mark.
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  21067. You never fail to amaze Mark - thoroughly enjoyable.
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  21068. Another fine video.
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  21069. Love anything and everything Dr.Mark Felton THANK YOU for this amazing channel
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  21070. When the Mark Felton intro begins, you know it's gonna be good. Amazing story.
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  21071. Dr Felton, you are a treasure in these dark and confusing times for those of us who love history, especially military history!
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  21072. Wow never heard about this !! Very interesting 🧐... keep up the good history !!
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  21073. You are a far better teacher than any of mine during my school days ! Thank you so much Sir!
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  21074. Great video!
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  21075. Sleep...or watch another Mark Felton vid? The answer is obvious! No one needs that much sleep.
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  21076. You never fail to amaze Mark, I realise it has been said already, below. But I have not read or heard any mention of this program. Great video.
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  21077. thank you for such insightful content. you make it fun to learn, keep up the great work!
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  21078. REALLY INFORMATIVE.
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  21079. So much I have known about WW2, having studied it for many years as an interest, but, once again, yet another fascinating video on this channel about a subject I know absolutely nothing about..
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  21080. Another great lesson dr Felton. Thank you.
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  21081. Great history!! You always make learning fun. I’m always wanting more at the end of your videos!
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  21082. Wow! Whenever I think I've heard everything interesting about WWIII, you come up with something new.
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  21083. Amazing story Dr. Felton! Thank you so much for putting it together, and posting it.
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  21084. Stop surprising us with unknown interesting historical information!!! We can only remember so much information!!!
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  21085. Thanks.. interesting stuff 👍🇳🇿
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  21086. I've been reading about WWII since I was a kid in the 60's especially anything aviation related, I've never come across this story. Well done!
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  21087. Once again, Dr. Felton, another amazing story that not many people (it appears from the comments) have ever heard of!!
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  21088. Cheers again uncle mark 👌
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  21089. Another outstanding video! Thank you Mark; I always learn a lot from your videos.
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  21090. It's fascinating the high quality production value from a youtube channel is so much better than most big money TV history shows can provide. You're PASSION shines through
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  21091. Brilliant stuff Mr Felton!
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  21092. Thank you again in another great story.
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  21093. My new history channel. Better than watching high scientists saying aliens built the sewers
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  21094. Mark you are trending!
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  21095. Another excellent video, thank you once again.
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  21096. Finally, Mark Felton brings up a subject I do know about! Granted...not to the same extent.
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  21097. Very Interesting. I had no idea, Mark. I always learn something new when watching your videos. Much obliged.
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  21098. Dr Mark you are the best history teacher.
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  21099. Another excellent video of a little-known episode of WW2.
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  21100. Black magic! Wow, what a story. Thanks, Mark, stay safe.
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  21101. How impressive that you are able to dig up such significant, yet obscured history! Bravo!
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  21102. Wow I'd never heard of this. Fascinating.
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  21103. Need to get yourself on tv man. Time and time again tons of us are bewildered and fascinated by your channel.
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  21104. How do you do it,Mr. Felton? Many thanks to you...
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  21105. Always a pleasure to visit your very interesting channel Mark
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  21106. Mark we love your videos please keep up the good work. All other history Docs are plagiarism.
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  21107. Very Interesting Story!! THX Dr Mark!! Cheers JJ
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  21108. Wow !!!👍👍👍
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  21109. Sausage and eggs made. Coffee brewed. And find this just uploaded. Day made!
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  21110. Flabbergasting is not sufficient for the things you find. Ace.
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  21111. Very interesting.
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  21112. Absolutely fascinating! Love your videos from 🇵🇰
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  21113. Wow awesome stories forever!!
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  21114. Some of these video are unbelievable. Brilliant as always
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  21115. Thanks!
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  21116. I saw Mark Felton on the American History channel the other day. I wasn’t even watching at that moment until I heard the voice and immediately recognized it was Marks. Lol
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  21117. Its always a good day when mark uploads!
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  21118. Btw the german word Wall doesn't directly translate to the english wall per se, it better translates as fortification or defensive structure
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  21119. Such fascinating episode! 🔝
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  21120. Brilliant thankyou so much
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  21121. Exceptional investigating!
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  21122. Excellent video,well done.
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  21123. Always a joy to catch one of Dr. Felton’s fascinating videos right after it’s uploaded!
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  21124. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  21125. brilliantly done mark
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  21126. Good stuff Mark ... Thank you!
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  21127. Too nice video from excellent historic channel( Mark Felton production )
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  21128. Thanks again....For your excellent video & all...lt just makes my day in so many ways....!
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  21129. Excellent video.
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  21130. Another great one thank you Mark (:
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  21131. Amazing video mark, I look forward to your videos all the time 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  21132. I like your videos before I watch them :)
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  21133. Keep up the great work Mark.
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  21134. Who needs cable with The Mark Felton Channel?
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  21135. Great stuff Dr Mark
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  21136. Thank you Mr. Felton. You make the best summary documentaries, God Bless Freedom and Historians who tell the truth.
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  21137. Once again, Great informative videos Mark. Thank you.
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  21138. Amazing documentary as always!!!!!!
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  21139. Love this channel
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  21140. Quality content as always!
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  21141. Mr. Dr. Felton, thanks for, as always, a great video. You are one of the reasons that made me, today, sign up for history in the university. Carry on.
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  21142. Intresting video once again. Keep makeig these videos greetings from finland!
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  21143. Thanks Mark!
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  21144. Outstanding presentation of such an important era
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  21145. amazing video as always. never stop making these please.
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  21146. Such a good episode! Thank you.
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  21147. Good show Doc. Hands down the best documentary regarding Rommel's rise and fall. Many images and clips I've never seen before. Somebody did some extensive archive research. Well done mate!
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  21148. Great video, thanks
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  21149. Mark, your videos are always outstanding. Thank you very much for your hard work! Best WWII material on YT
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  21150. I thank you Mark greatly for covering this topic.
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  21151. Wow, great pronunciation!
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  21152. Stirring video, sir!
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  21153. CLASSIC STORY! THANKS FOR SHARING
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  21154. Mark, excellent as ever. Many thanks Glenn
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  21155. Very interesting 👍
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  21156. This channel is truly magnificent 10/10
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  21157. Dr. Mark Felton, you the real MVP
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  21158. Mark, Outstanding documentation about the little known WWII Japanese sub ops on the west coast of Canada & USA. Bravo Zulu!
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  21159. We getting to know the full story of exactly what happened..respect mark 🤝
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  21160. Mark’s videos are so well done, excellent work, thank you!
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  21161. An excellent episode, thanks Mark.
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  21162. I never knew about the fort Stevens encounter, thanks
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  21163. Again I live and learn. Excellent video.
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  21164. Im in the Mark Felton rabbit hole... 3rd hour straight of your vids, keep up the great work
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  21165. Excellent reporting.
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  21166. Awesome history content! Thank-you!
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  21167. As a native Oregonian, I thank you for pronouncing all of the geographical names correctly (including our state name)!
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  21168. I just saw you on Top Ten Warfare, good on you
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  21169. All hail Emperor Marcus Feltonius!
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  21170. Thanks again Mark, great format. Your videos are interesting and informative, and put many ww2 documentary makers to shame! I grew up reading my dad's 'Purnells history of the world wars' magazines in the 80's and your clips remind me of the content in those great magazines. Sent 5 euro to support you - Cheers and keep up the great work !
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  21171. Perfect storie👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  21172. very, very interesting - thanks 😉👍🏻
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  21173. molto interessante , episodi sconosciuti
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  21174. Your the man Mark!!
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  21175. This is fascinating history that is sadly untouched by today’s public schools. You’re doing gods work man, keep it up.
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  21176. Keep up the great work please! I look forward to every one of your posts…
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  21177. Looking forward to Pt 3.
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  21178. Perfect timing for my bus ride to school
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  21179. Yes, very interesting. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  21180. It's 0044 AEST here, and a Mark Felton video appears just as I'm about to log off... ah, sleep can wait!
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  21181. Enjoyed, thanks!
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  21182. I just bought your "Ghost Riders" book Mark, looking forward to reading it.
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  21183. Thank you for sharing this!
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  21184. Dr. Felton already knew what we were going to ask before we asked it.
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  21185. Liked before I even listened. Of course its a banger 🤷
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  21186. Wonderful info, Dr. Felton. Your channel fascinates me.
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  21187. Excellent research, sir.
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  21188. Thank you for another great video! 🎉
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  21189. Göring's mother-in-law's family name was Beamish.
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  21190. I love my daily dose of Vitamin Felton
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  21191. Thanks Dr. Felton! I learn many things from You that others either skim over or never mention! Thanks again!
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  21192. thank you for this video amazing
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  21193. My friend, you have the best channel on YouTube. Thank you for what you do for us.
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  21194. What a foolish thing to do. Two tanks with a pistol is ok , but Three... requires a stick ;⁠-⁠)
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  21195. This channel feeds my history fascination.
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  21196. Thanks!
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  21197. Love this channel and info! Thanks Dr. Felton!!!
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  21198. Another great vid dr. Felton.
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  21199. Thanks! Very interesting -
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  21200. Thanks!
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  21201. Always informative, thank you.
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  21202. Another brilliant video 👍🏻
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  21203. There are still German signes in Belgium indicating the direction to towns. Black lettering on yellow background painted on house walls located at cross roads
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  21204. Used to be a concrete dorway with 'Public Shelter' cast into the lintel in Lambeth - I forget exactly where - probably long gone now.
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  21205. I also live in Norwich and have noticed these
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  21206. I have noticed a few of these signs in Westminster London and the back of Guys hospital near London bridge, it's a shame someone has put an extract fan through one of the remaining signs in your video you would have thought they would be listed to preserve them for future generations to see and learn by.
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  21207. Norwich. I was born and lived there best city in the UK! I know the streets you filmed
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  21208. I'm not sure about repainting them. I think shielding them with clear perspex would be appropriate.
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  21209. There are a lot of ww2 german remains in my city Zagreb when i go fishing i sit a top of a flak tower which was bombed and a lake formed around it and flooded the lower floors, there are also tunnels which connect city center main cathedral with the mountain of Sljeme but i never explored the tunnels because they are dark and creepy and have heavy steel doors with hindges but a nice peace of history
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  21210. closest i have found is old Civil defense signage, and an old fall out shelter in my high school. they also had an indoor shooting range.
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  21211. My father has returned to Norwich for reunions. He flew as a waist gunner on B24s out of Attlebridge with the 466th BG about 8 miles distant (as per google).
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  21212. On a bridge parapet at Ladywell opposite Ladywell station in the borough of Lewisham there faintly remains the legend 'Shelter for 500' with an arrow. On the wall of Boston Manor House between Hanwell and Brentford was a rectangle in yellow with a black border and diagonal lines.
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  21213. Similar thing in vienna. In the street next to where i was living there were war-time signals preserved behind a screen of plexi glass. It were 2 types. The first one was an indicator for air ducts, should the building collapse in an air raid and people are trapped in the basement. The second one was for rescue workers and were kinda like a street sign pointing towards the nearest land marks so in midst the confusion and smoke after an air raid they knew where they were.
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  21214. Excellent video Dr. Felton. I really enjoyed this one. A very good lesson to be learned from this. History, both good and bad is all around us everywhere we go. One only needs to open their eyes and look to see it.
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  21215. This video sent me down a google street view rabbit hole for Norwich.
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  21216. Hello Mark, love the educational value of your videos. We've been to Norwich, beautiful city. I was stationed at RAF Mildenhall, in the USAF!
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  21217. Dr. Felton, another fantastic video choc full of knowledge. “If you raise your head from your smart phone you just may see some of these signs.” Priceless Sir. Semper Fidelis SSgt B
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  21218. I've seen that one in Lord North St London, when I was walking round there about nine years ago. But now I'm wondering how many H's I've seen without realising what they meant. I shall be keeping my eyes peeled. There used to a bit of graffiti on a wall above the railway lane at Pokesdown Station, Bournemouth, that I never spotted till the 90's. Which said 'Empire Loyalists say Be British!.....' Can't remember what the second half said now, because it vanished somewhen in the 90's. But that apparently was a bit of graffiti that had been there since the Suez crisis. And lingered for decades.
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  21219. Once again, an Excellent Job Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  21220. Thanks!
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  21221. Great video, Mark.
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  21222. A fascinating video. Many thanks!
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  21223. Mark…I live in Ipswich, and my local library (broomhill, just off Norwich rd.) was built in 1939, and being interested in ww11 history I could tell it was intended to be a wartime structure, so I researched it. It was originally intended to be a civilian gas decontamination centre…you must check it out. Love your videos, keep up the good work…
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  21224. Norwich! NYC Canaries fan here. Now I have something else to look for when I make it across for a match next season.
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  21225. Love the video, Mark!
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  21226. Thanks!
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  21227. Awesome vid Mark
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  21228. Very informative! Thank you Dr Felton!
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  21229. Any day gets better with a video from Dr. Felton.
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  21230. Thank you for another excellent video!
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  21231. Perfect timing thxs for a new video dr felton
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  21232. Great video Dr. Felton, important to remember these things. Informative and well researched. Thank you!
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  21233. Sehr interessan!
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  21234. Another great story, cheers Mark.
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  21235. Hi Mark, thanks for this interesting story. Never heard of this before. I really like your information videos. Great work! atb Steff
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  21236. I very much enjoy your channel. Thank you.
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  21237. Excellent story 👍
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  21238. great video,Dr Felton.
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  21239. Very informative video made with detailed unbiased research. ... appreciated. ...
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  21240. Got of work, loaded a bowl, and then saw this was posted. Day just got even better!
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  21241. I have learned more in history here rather than my class
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  21242. Great video Mark thank you
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  21243. wow mark you put out information that you CAN NOT get anywhere else!!! i don't even understand how you get all these facts! almost like you were there first hand!!
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  21244. Sigh... another outstanding story of something I never heard of. Well done, sir.
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  21245. Another great vid. Thanks for all your work!
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  21246. Love your channel
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  21247. Amazing man with you I never stop learning
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  21248. i watch two or three Feltons' nightly before bed, Thank you sir!..Historians are normally so.. porridge, redundant and drawl, Mark Felton's narration and animated descriptions even keep the attention of american "kids" my age whom normally havent any interest in period stories or history.
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  21249. Dr. Felton..You're absolutely amazing on your documentaries. You're an absolute genius finding these facts. I love your videos. My grandfather served in ww2.
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  21250. You never fail to provide an amazing few minutes (in this case 13) every time i watch a video of yours.
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  21251. I wish Dr. Felton was my history teacher when I was in school. I learn something new with everyone of his videos.
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  21252. Excellent as usual.
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  21253. First like, then watch 🥰
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  21254. Thanks
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  21255. What a good video. Kudos
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  21256. You are the best, Mr Felton
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  21257. Thank you for making these videos they are very entertaining and every time i watch one I get excited for the next upload I also really enjoy reading your books keep up the hard work!
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  21258. The name of this mine due to translation error or similarity of words between two languages reminded me of the infamous "Knee Mortar" used by the Japanese. A very light mortar with a shovel-like base plate built into it, an error in translating Japanese documents resulted in the name the allied forces gave it. Some GIs and Marines figured it must be called that because you put one knee on the ground and support the mortar with your thigh while firing it. Apparently after a few people suffered compound fractures of the thigh, word got around ...
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  21259. Love this quick videos
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  21260. As your other commenters said, or wrote, below? I fully agree that these short clips, are very interesting, informative, too the point and marvelous. Thank you immensely there Ole Boy, I love them. WR, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍👍👍
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  21261. Thanks Mark! I always show your videos to my dad
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  21262. Best as Always Mark Felton
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  21263. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  21264. I sure enjoy your videos Mark!
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  21265. Great video
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  21266. Wow! Great video!
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  21267. Thank u for your vids.
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  21268. Thank u again--so very interesting 🇺🇲
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  21269. Like the shorter vids too!
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  21270. Thanks Mark!
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  21271. Great extra, short but still interesting informative, and entertaining. Thanks, Dr. Felton
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  21272. Mark I get up watching you on the military channel before it was AHC in the early 2000s. Thank you for your quality and craftsmanship in your research 👍👏👍👏
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  21273. My Gramps talked about disarming these.
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  21274. fascinating
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  21275. awesome video cheers and thank you
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  21276. Cool video
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  21277. Another great video
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  21278. Outstandingly well paced, researched and ordered. Why would I expect anything less of Mark!? As impressive is all of the relevant archive footage that he manages to source; where does he get it all from??
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  21279. Thanks for the video mark Informative
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  21280. Mark, this is excellent! Keep them coming!
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  21281. I Love your documentaries Mark!!!! Merciiiiiiiii
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  21282. Great topic! No idea that happened. Well done!!
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  21283. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  21284. Another great video, Mark! Thanks for doing these.
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  21285. Wonderful content. I truly enjoy this channel
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  21286. I hav been waiting for this video
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  21287. when i see a new Mark video i always like it before i watch it
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  21288. Every time you upload you always shock me.
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  21289. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  21290. C co Mortar Platoon, Camp Hovey Korea, 1/23rd Inf transitioned to 1/503rd 85-87, Imjin Scout's
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  21291. You’ve done it again Felton o’l boy!
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  21292. Very interesting
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  21293. Thanks!
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  21294. We got a Ad not gonna skip it. Little help from a subscriber.
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  21295. Dr. Felton thank you for this exquisite and informative content. 👍🏻
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  21296. You hit the spot again! 🙂
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  21297. nice to see your subscriber count get up there. should have millions by now
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  21298. Thanks for posting! I had no idea!
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  21299. When a YouTube channel is better than a TV channel.
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  21300. Very useful for my homeworks now. Thanks Mark!!! ^^
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  21301. One of these days I’ll stop being surprised by what Dr. F. brings to my attention. Ahhh, who’m I kidding???
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  21302. Good video 👍🏼
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  21303. TY for all your hard work and content contributions. ☑️👍😎✊👍
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  21304. Outstanding video!
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  21305. Smart man keep up good work my friend👍🏿
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  21306. good doco. well narrated. 👍
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  21307. Wow, this is something that I knew was occurring but I never considered anything happening starting in the late '70 & 80s. When I became an Army Officer, I received advice from a colleague of my dad's who was a Marine Corps officer in Korea. Too many to list but I still remember them to today. He also gave me a book called "The Coldest War" which is a book I highly recommend. Great class Mark!
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  21308. Best channel...
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  21309. Interesting and informative, thanks.
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  21310. Fascinating 🖖🏼
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  21311. Great video sir
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  21312. Excellent treatment of subject matter.--Dr./LTC J
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  21313. Something else i did not know....Thank you Sir..... Old F-4 2 Shoe🇺🇸
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  21314. My organization recently traveled to the Philippines and we did a staff ride to examine the battle of Manila, 1945. One of the read ahead materials was your video about the battle. The team enjoyed watching it and we had a great discussion about the battle. Thanks for the great content!
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  21315. I’ve tried watching other WW2 YouTube channels. But nothing compares to Mark Felton’s.
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  21316. On the 16th of February, 2014 at approximately 5:00pm Eastern time, I was additionally educated by a Mark Felton video. Cheers, Mark!
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  21317. Great video and presentation.
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  21318. seems like i've been a good boy once again, since i am being pampered continuously like this😂
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  21319. Duck dive and roll for cover. Remember it well at school. Our local factory used the siren to end the days shift. Knew then dad was on his way home. 👍😂😂😂
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  21320. 9 Years 17/30 Post ROC
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  21321. Humour Mr Felton? What ever next? Thanks mark. It's hard to laugh these days on YouTube.
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  21322. 👍 👍 👍!!
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  21323. The sea equivalent of the movie "Land of Mine". I had no idea. Just when you think you know most of everything WW2, Mark finds you new stories, great work:)
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  21324. Thank you Mark!!
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  21325. Mark, you NEVER fail to disappoint, Good stuff as always. Thank you very much!
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  21326. Excellent as always.
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  21327. Another banger from Felton!!!!
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  21328. Another great video Mark!
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  21329. Another great video Sir!
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  21330. Always unique presentations Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  21331. Fantastic work mate 👍
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  21332. Much love Felton please never stop what ya doing
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  21333. Solid presentation thank you
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  21334. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  21335. When information is in focus, it does not need idiotic background music. Very well done!
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  21336. Really knew nothing about this thank you very interesting
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  21337. Interesting vignette. Thanks
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  21338. Another brilliant video, thanks mark
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  21339. Thank you
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  21340. soon be at one million subs fella love from london
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  21341. Thanks Mark! I had no idea whatsoever of this. What a mistake-a to make-a!
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  21342. Thank You for all your hard work Mark.
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  21343. I didn't know any of this. Great video, Mark!
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  21344. Thanks for the hard work. You keep finding stuff that I've never heard about.
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  21345. Extremely interesting.
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  21346. Fascinating history, never knew any of this. Keep up the Good work Mark
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  21347. fascinating
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  21348. Had no clue these ISUs existed. Fantastic story.
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  21349. So we have Italians fighting for the Allies, Russians fighting for the Japanese,Some English and French fighting for the Nazis, I'm getting really confused.
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  21350. An excellent video.
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  21351. I had no idea. Amazing.
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  21352. I didn't knew about this. Thanks for bringing this up.
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  21353. Pithy and interesting.
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  21354. I love your videos, so informative.
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  21355. I had no idea about the ISU etc its amazing thank you
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  21356. Fascinating work, Dr Felton!
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  21357. Amazing story Mark.
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  21358. Thanks Mark for yet another great story.
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  21359. Beautiful color footage Mark, I hadn't seen that before. I've got plenty of German and Italian POW footage, both color and b&w, should you need it.
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  21360. This is legitimate the best military history channel I've Ever Been privalidge to view! From Australia with love keep up the absolutely amazing Work!!!!!
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  21361. What an interesting story. I always learn something new with every video. thanks a lot!
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  21362. WOW! so interesting.
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  21363. How do you come up with all these obscure WW2 stories? I wouldn't be surprised if the next episode was about how Blondi was actually a soviet agent.
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  21364. where the heck else would I learn about this subject but here? I didn't even know I wanted to know about this, but I did!
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  21365. Fantastic story, Mark!
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  21366. NO IDEA! Wow This is GOLD!!!!
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  21367. Love the videos
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  21368. Very interesting! Thank you.
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  21369. Many Italian POW's were sent to Kenya and to South Africa. In South Africa they built the Chapman's Peak drive along the coast in Cape Town. Excellent engineers and builders. One story from the Kenya POW's is that Alpine troops were imprisoned in a camp near Mount Kilimanjaro. After looking at the mountain, the itch got so great a group broke out of the camp, climbed the mountain and then broke back into the POW camp ! Seems if you have the urge to scale mountains, nothing will stop you. I did not realise that Italian troops actively assisted the allies - thanks Mark, always informative.
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  21370. I'm italian and I have never heard about that! (until now)
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  21371. Mark, I did not know about this. 🤔
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  21372. Well, that was very interesting. Never heard this story before.
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  21373. Thank u for the educational video,I'm Italian and passionate for WW2,as for the Italian fighting in Asia this also comes as a surprise for me👍
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  21374. All new to me and very positive. i was raised with a derisive view of Italians. i am elated to see this admirable Italian spirit! 🖖
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  21375. Thank you, Mark, just when I thought I knew everything about WW2
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  21376. Another amazing gem from history
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  21377. Very intresting and supprising.
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  21378. I checked my channels I subscribe to, and lo and behold, another episode from Mark, and of course I was not disappointed with another unknown (to me) story about the Italian troops, put to good use after they switched sides, in WWII, and the great work they did in supporting the US troops, to release many of them to get on with fighting Hitler and his cronies. Great stuff....:)
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  21379. Looking quite dapper there, Mark. And as always, a cracking good story. Thanks!
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  21380. Just when I thought I knew about The Battle of the Bulge, Dr. Felton uncovers another important phase of the operation. Thanks you Mark!
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  21381. I know my grandpa talked about this before.. but we could never find anything about it.. my grandpa always told stories about the fear they had that the Germans would come back that day.. he experienced this..
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  21382. Yeah! Nice “Mark-tini” Henry rifle!
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  21383. Hahahaha that opening photo is cool as hell Doc! Love it. Fantastic episode. Thank you once again. Edit i commented too early. Outstanding work, Mark. Outstanding. Absolutely fascinating presentstion. Well done mate.
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  21384. High quality video. Can tell that you spend a lot of time investigating all the data.
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  21385. Thank you for this well researched Unknown German Ardennes Support Attack....I see you have a nice falling block shotgun,thank again... Shoe🇺🇸
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  21386. The great Mark Felton l would like to send you a letter to express my opinion appreciating your historic efforts in researching ww2 regards vinayak dixit Mumbai
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  21387. Always love your ww2 content <3 much love.
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  21388. You said "on the 8th of June" surely you meant January?
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  21389. Fascinating Mark thank you for putting this together.
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  21390. Thank you for keeping this important history alive dr felton
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  21391. Great work as always Dr Felton - thank you.
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  21392. On the surface, you can see why it was overlooked: Roughly a battalion-sized action over the course of a few days, not amounting to much in the grand scheme of the Battle of the Bulge to the south. But what I thought fascinating was how Dr. Felton tied together the particulars to show what was likely an abortive attempt at a much larger operation. Thank you for a very interesting video. I always learn something new watching these.
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  21393. I didnt even know this was a thing. Thank you for the information!!
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  21394. Good work mark very interesting
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  21395. Well documented thanks
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  21396. Ive been watching this channel for years.
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  21397. I like war shows and movies. Thank you for excellent shows and your knowledge on war
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  21398. Outstanding work.
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  21399. Great video as usual. More of these recent history videos too please!
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  21400. I finally found the REAL history channel!
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  21401. Always love hearing from Mark Felton history class
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  21402. @ Mark Felton Productions Thanks for posting. Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year to all.
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  21403. Merry Christmas 🎄
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  21404. Congratulations on one million subscribers! ;)
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  21405. Wonderful Christmas present! Thank you Dr. Mark!
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  21406. another absolutely awesome presentation , whew !
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  21407. Always interesting, thank you.
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  21408. Merry Xmas to all!
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  21409. Merry Christmas everyone. M.
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  21410. Thank you, Professor!!! You're work is amazing!!!
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  21411. Chinese eat, vodka and coke poured, the bird is watching eastenders, and best off all I'm listening to a Felton masterclasse
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  21412. Thanks for your fabulous video’s Mark. They are appreciated
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  21413. Merry Christmas. Another great video.
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  21414. Another brilliant video Mark, and great narration and excellent facts. Keep up the good work mate. Merry Xmas from Hot Australia, 37 degrees in Perth today.
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  21415. Thank you mark!!!
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  21416. I was feeling sorry for myself, not seeing any family this Christmas and passing a kidney stone. This was just what I needed to realize I am being a wimp, It’s snowing but I’m warm and dry and have a hospital and pharmacy down the road. I got up and decided to do something. Thanks Mr. Felton!
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  21417. Merry Christmas Herr Doktor. Thanks for sharing.
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  21418. Thanks Mark. Looking forward to your stories in 2020. Subscribed and bell rung :)
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  21419. Merry Christmas Professor!!!
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  21420. My father was in the 17th Abn. He was a glider infantry lieutenant. It hurts my heart that you, Mark Felton, and several other war historians just flat out refuse to honor their contribution and sacrifice. They went on the attack on Jan 3 on the northwest side of Bastogne. They did not quit until the 26th of January. By then my father's regiment had so few people left the remainder were blended in with a sister regiment. Please expand the story of the units that drove the Germans out of Belgium. Thank you.
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  21421. Merry Christmas Mark. Nice touch to end the year!
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  21422. Merry Christmas Mark. Another great doco.
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  21423. Great presentation. Merry Christmas and happy new year.
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  21424. One of the best Christmas movies. Thanks Mark!
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  21425. Yet another untold story by history or major media. Keep us glued to our seats, Mark!
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  21426. Merry Christmas Mark
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  21427. We are going to name a school after you one day...
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  21428. Salut Mark. Joyeux Noël.
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  21429. Brilliant. Merry Xmas to you too Mark.
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  21430. Happy hollydays dr Felton 🎊🎉🎇🎄🎀🎁
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  21431. Greetings from Cape Town South Africa Dr Felton thank you for your documentaries!
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  21432. Merry Christmas Mr. Felton and Thanks for very interesting storries 👍🌷🎅
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  21433. Joyeux Noël 🎄
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  21434. Fantastic Xmas story . Very famous . Never knew about the glider pilots and their flammable and highly explosive loads . Along with the C47 tow planes . Bravo. Unsung heroes . Well done Felton. From a fan in Qld Australia
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  21435. Dear Sir. Thank you so much for your reliable programmes which are so reliable and often an oasis in the desert of YouTube miasma. I've never watched a film that didn't satisfy. Once again you give us an insight which enlightens our understanding of a World changing event. Bless you and yours.
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  21436. Fantastic! Thank you so much. Happy Boxing Day!
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  21437. A very Merry Christmas to you Mark. Thanks for your amazing stories. All the best from Torquay South Devon .
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  21438. Merry Christmas!!
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  21439. Another excellent video Mark thank you.
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  21440. The very best wishes for the festive season 🎉
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  21441. He's done it again, thanks for another great video
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  21442. Thanks dr Felton
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  21443. Hi mark..merry Christmas sir..can I just say thank you very much..your videos are amazing and will stand the test of time...you should have your own show on the history channel..and maybe people will watch history again lol anyway thanks again
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  21444. Thanks and Merry Christmas to you Mr. Mark Felton and fellow viewers. I knew a man here in Mississippi that as an eighteen year was there - for us. He's gone unto the Father above now. This brings to mind Christmas at Bastogne in Band of Brothers.
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  21445. Excellent as allways.
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  21446. Merry Christmas Mark
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  21447. Merry Christmas Felton Fanatics
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  21448. Great video mark merry Christmas to you and your family and friends
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  21449. Thanks Mark, another great film and merry Xmas to you.
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  21450. Best Christmas gift
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  21451. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Love your voice and videos.
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  21452. My wife was sad that you didnt have any merch for my xmas gift. She also was surprised that you look so young. Merry Christmas and thanks for the work!
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  21453. Honey wake up! Mark posted again!
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  21454. Merry Christmas, Dr. Felton 🎄
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  21455. Thanks for remembering a portion of the Battle of Bastogne often forgotten or overlooked: the gliders.
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  21456. Great video keep up the good work!
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  21457. What a great and different story Mark. Keep up the great work
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  21458. I just hit LIKE and then watch whatever Mark posts.
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  21459. Never heard about them temples and iv read god knows how many ww2 books and watched documentarys, mark felton is great his knowledge is fantastic.
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  21460. love your show
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  21461. Made my weekend
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  21462. Awesome vid as always
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  21463. Thank you
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  21464. Thanks again Professor Felton. This is what we love about your video's Mark. You bring to life periods, and episodes, of the past that many of us have never even heard of. And you do so with clarity and finesse. Learning history this way is just awesome. All the best.
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  21465. Wuaoooooo, nice 👏👍...
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  21466. Yay thank you.
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  21467. Mark Felton keeps us from going bonkers during the lockdown.
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  21468. So interesting Mark. I've heard of the Shackleton aircraft but that's all. This put a whole new light on the aircraft. Once this lockdown has finished and it's safe for me to go out I'm going to the Gatwick museum to see it. I saw a Lancaster at a museum in Ontario in September 2018. That was an amazing experience standing underneath it. Thanks again for a really informative video. Happy Easter from Greater London!
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  21469. Man what a great job on this video.
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  21470. A good report.
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  21471. It soothes the soul hearing the Mark Felton theme..
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  21472. Brilliant as always, thank you Dr Felton. 👍👍👍 Stay safe. 👍👍👍
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  21473. You've done it again, Mark. I had totally forgotten about this disaster and never knew any of the details you give in this video. I visited the PIMA Air Museum a few years ago and TBH don't remember seeing the Shackleton. Guess I'll have to go back after lockdown!
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  21474. I just watched the documentary "the death of pelican 16" here on YouTube earlier today.. What are the odds.? First class content as always Mark!
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  21475. Too nice video thanks new knowledge of secret happening during cold war years 👍👏👏👏👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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  21476. Your best video of the year so far Mark 👍👍😉
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  21477. Thks very interesting
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  21478. Yes!
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  21479. Thank you so much for these outstanding videos!
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  21480. When we can go out again, I'm definitely headed to Tucson. I will make a point to check the Shackleton out, thanks for the interesting history.
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  21481. Thank you for making these videos. Your content is better and more entertaining than anything you could find on tv!!
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  21482. My father was in 24 Squadron so I was lucky enough to grow up around buccaneers. This is a nice little piece of history, I have heard of it before but like most things I have heard I had forgotten about it.
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  21483. Great story Mark!!
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  21484. Very interesting
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  21485. Fascinating.
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  21486. Yes another video!!
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  21487. I used to work on Sepecat Jaguars at Lossiemouth back in the mid 80's. We shared our flight line with the Shacks of 8 Squadron and i used to love watching them flying around. One of my most vivid memories was when i was stood on top of a Jaguar when 8 squadron's C.O. was flying his last sortie in a Shack. It flew down our flightline at about 50 feet and when something that big flies so close over your head, it sticks in your memory. Happy days!
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  21488. Another golden nugget here Mark ,keep them coming and please stay safe
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  21489. I love the old aircraft from WWII. From the Allies and the Axis. I've built many R/C's WWII models. Great doc !!!!
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  21490. Thank you for sharing this video! Greetings from Pretoria, South Africa.
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  21491. A colleague of mine was ground crew on Shackletons at RAF Lossiemouth. He compared it to working in a museum. The squadron motto ( along with “100,000 rivets flying in close formation” ) was a jibe at the Nimrod jet powered anti-sub aircraft at neighbouring RAF Kinloss; “ 8 screws are better than 4 blow jobs “.
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  21492. Thank you and well done Mr. Felton. Where do you get this material!? Always things I didn't know about. I look forward to the opening music too :)
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  21493. Mark Felton: The hero we deserve and the hero we need!
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  21494. Another great military aviation history video.
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  21495. A great treat when working on Easter Sunday. A Mark Felton documentary to watch during my lunch break.
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  21496. A great video mark, I learned a lot more about this aircraft from this video.
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  21497. Keep up the good work👍,i always watch these i find them very interesting
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  21498. Very interesting!
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  21499. Thanks. Your Videos Always are Great Watching. Always a Hidden Tagline in there somewhere? 100,000 rivets in formation... Luv It.
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  21500. I love mark felton productions they are best documentaries of all times
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  21501. 50,000 views and 5,000 likes 4 hours after being uploaded. Obviously doing it right. Thank you Sir!
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  21502. One of your American subscribers here, from Northwest Alabama, I never miss one of your excellently done pieces of military history.
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  21503. Excellent Video!!!!
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  21504. I want to say thank you for your great videos. It is a joy to get such interesting information and new stories I've never heard about before, And your intro theme is amazing as your videos! Best wishes from Germany!
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  21505. These are always great videos, Mark. Thanks!
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  21506. Excellent new content
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  21507. Well done, Professor Mark!
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  21508. Way cool. Think when I get home I'm going to put the dam busters movie on
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  21509. You know, I always love British documentaries! As good as American ones are, the WWII ones are superb!
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  21510. Thanks for Sharing Dr Mark! JJ
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  21511. Excellent Video!!
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  21512. 👍👍 How does Mark keep coming up with these gems⁉
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  21513. Good video, perfect Edit
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  21514. Amazing footage Mark!
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  21515. What a carry on .I'll have to watch this one 20 times to take it in.
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  21516. Mark’s videos are excellent viewing for anyone interested in history . Succinct and informative.
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  21517. Nice vdo sir. I liked it.
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  21518. Amazing, learned something new from an interesting time period.
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  21519. Mark, you put History Channel to shame! Well done!! When I become President and in need of some WW2 lectures in the Oval Office, I will send a SEAL team to get you! Be ready.
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  21520. Mondays are much better with new content from Mark and Lance.
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  21521. For sure you are one of the top ten best historians.
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  21522. Thank you again for another history lesson
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  21523. Hahah the first photo😂😂😎 Love you mark!
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  21524. Awesome I am working out my muscles and working out my brain when you upload.
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  21525. Mark knows best!
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  21526. Another amazing look at history again thanks for all you do sir to keep history alive for those of us that still care 👍😎🇺🇸
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  21527. I am on the road for a living. I usually try and save a half dozen before I play them all in succession...Best content on YouTube
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  21528. Never seen you before Mark! Wow. Didn't know you were that young. I do know you are a genius...I watch everything you do. INCREDIBLE.
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  21529. Another amazing story Mark. It is so obvious that you actually do your research and you make it so interesting. Sorry I cant help with $, as too poor due to being on Old Age Govt. But I am subscribed, and I do watch the ads if they half interest me.. Cheers from Australia mate, your channel is excellent. 👍👍👍😊
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  21530. Is there any way we could see you talk? I feel like that would really be great to see. I think you’re an amazing candidate for any kind of history related content.
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  21531. Great video Mark, from a fellow Englishman from Hertfordshire.
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  21532. End image Mark Felton with storm troopers colorized
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  21533. It really is surprising that the History Channel hasn't tried to sign Mark to a contract, just so his channel doesn't upstage theres as repeatedly as is so. There was a History Channel video in the recommended videos column to the right of the video player whose subject was identical to Mark's video---Mark's had 1.4 million views, and the History Channel's vid had 54k. Haha. Wtg Mark.
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  21534. Another excellent doco. Thank you Mark!
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  21535. How is this one guy better than the entire history channel?
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  21536. At first it looks like Dr. Felton is in the custody of two Stormtroopers. But a closer look indicates the Stormtroopers are under his command. You ARE the droids he's looking for, no weak-minded fool Jedi mind tricks work this time.
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  21537. Black clouds lifts on Monday ! Quality video !
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  21538. Many thanks and respect Dr. MARK
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  21539. Wow, nothing but learning on your channel.....I am so happy I subscribed......thank you!
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  21540. Professor Felton i have utmost respect of your extensive coverage of all theathres of WWII So many unheard stories you dig out for us. And opening music theme? It created Pavlov reflex for me.
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  21541. I will now subscribe.
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  21542. WOW👍👍👍
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  21543. I feel like Mark Felton is the kind of guy that is not that good with the internet but when you teach him something about it he turns out to be better than you. Hope this channel grows even bigger
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  21544. Wish I had all your videos in my history class
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  21545. More WW2 history I had absolutely no clue about. Many thanks.
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  21546. Fascinating lesser..or unknown snippets of history.
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  21547. Oh man! Professor Felton, that picture of you with the Imperial Storm Troopers is so cool!
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  21548. Impressive quality indeed!
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  21549. Your Narration is hypnotising to the history you discuss, wish you would have been my history teacher.
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  21550. Belated Happy New year dr Felton
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  21551. hi Mark just about to watch so wanted to say a quick hello Ritchie
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  21552. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  21553. Binge watching Dr. Felton is the only way to go!!!
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  21554. I have always heard about "Hitler's Brain" in pop culture but knowing that he aswell as Eva Braun's bodies were both burned I had wondered where did all this phenomena about Adolph's brain originate and it was likely because of Himmler's missing brain, which I didn't even know was a thing. I hate that this was a huge takeaway from me about this fascinating bit of history but it is what it is I guess. The amount of research done of the subject of Himmler's death is beyond amazing, this hour and a half flew by, it was captivating and I never thought there would be this many mysteries centered around just the death of one war criminal..
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  21555. I didnt know the full story of Himmler so this was very helpful
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  21556. Wow the comment before mine is exactly the same it's a cold rainy day here in Southern Idaho thank you Mark.😊 Got some indoor time on my hands.
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  21557. Thank you Dr. Felton! My next 90 minutes are booked solid!
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  21558. But i thought Hirohito had died in 1989
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  21559. Excellent Mark Thank you...
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  21560. Very interesting once again sir
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  21561. I love your videos mark! You’re a fantastic resource, I can only dream about picking your mind one day about ww2
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  21562. Mark Felton, you are extremely popular. Just within a few minutes of your having posted this video, I came in here thinking I would be the first to comment, but 24 people had already beat me to it
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  21563. Excellent end to the week! Thank you.
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  21564. When you watch the entire ad at the start just because Mark Felton narrates it
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  21565. I remember visiting family in Chile and a wall mounted heater being made by Junkers.
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  21566. Another great video !!! Thank you for all the research that you do !!
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  21567. My guesses were Pavavia or Eurofighter… I was one level removed, but close enough!
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  21568. Another very interesting video Mark, thank you.
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  21569. Junkers make hotwater boilers under there own name in spain fun fact.😳👍
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  21570. Another great video
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  21571. Very interesting, Dr Felton. Thanks
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  21572. Nice one, Dr. Felton. :)
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  21573. i live in Bamberg (Germany) where the Family Messerschmitt still have their original Restaurant.
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  21574. almost guessed airbus because i know MBB eventually became eurocopter, just forgot eurocopter is now airbus helicopters
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  21575. So enlightening, Markus. Though I've come to expect this. Best regards.
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  21576. Mr. Dr. Felton video as I board a train? Mr. Felton, you never cease to deliver.
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  21577. Fascinating Mark. I had no idea of the origin of Airbus. Thanks for posting. 😊
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  21578. I'm watching this wearing a Layco wrist watch. The exact same model they produced for WW2 Luftwaffe bomber navigators. The minutes are in large numbers with the large hand sweeping the dial while the small hand indicates the hour. For navigating, knowing the minutes from this or that known point on a map was far more important than the actual hour of the day. FUN FACT: The original issue of this watch had an extra long rather band to fit around cold weather gloves.
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  21579. Wow I had no idea this is insane to me! Thanks for another piece of history!
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  21580. Thank you Doctor. Most interesting.
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  21581. I appreciate your clear delivery.
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  21582. great video and lesson.
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  21583. Mark's done it again! Fascinating video.
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  21584. Fascinating
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  21585. Awesome Video!
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  21586. Wow never knew this! Awesome production
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  21587. Always interesting, thank you.
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  21588. Thanks for teaching me new stuff with your videos.
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  21589. Amazing
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  21590. Another great video Mark I love this so much Great work
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  21591. Dr. Felton you have a great gift. Thanks for sharing
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  21592. Nice video
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  21593. Another brilliant story that I never knew about. Thanks for your excellent work and videos Mark.
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  21594. Absolutely fascinating history point, not well know. Excellent footage. Keep up the Good work Dr Mark Felton
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  21595. Thank you!!!!!
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  21596. Excellent...Thanks...
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  21597. Phenomenal video again, you never seem to disappoint Mark!
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  21598. The best history channel on YouTube👍
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  21599. This is my absolute favorite channel for WW2 content
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  21600. Good video 👍
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  21601. I really enjoy your work. Thanks for doing this. Any chance you could have a look at the battle for Ortona?
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  21602. Best Channel. Period.
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  21603. Had no clue that the germans was still in France in 1945. Better Mr Felton than the swedish school system. Thanks!
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  21604. Awesome video. I never knew that this happened.
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  21605. 5k views in 20 min.. impressive
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  21606. if you didn’t have voice like an mi6 spy these videos just wouldn’t be the same amazing video
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  21607. Once again, a great insight into a new fact of warfare. And, as usual, very well narrated.
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  21608. I really had no idea about this siege thank you Mark for bestowing this knowledge
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  21609. First comment also great history video! Oh hope you have a good rest of yeah week!
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  21610. History and geography lessons at the same time, awesome content.
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  21611. You are so good !
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  21612. Great vid! Very informative.
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  21613. This channel is the best history channel
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  21614. Great job on this video! I majored in History at University, but never heard of this campaign. Well-researched and excellent presentation. A+
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  21615. Good history lesson
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  21616. Always learn something new with these vids.
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  21617. That was an amazing story I never knew about thanks mark
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  21618. Another great video! I've been interested in WWII history since high school and after all these years your videos still manage to teach me something new.
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  21619. Mark Felt on is a genius. His facts are correct, his research is detailed and it doesn't take a 2 hour video to cover the issue completely. The true history of the war in his videos is not about legend. Its about historical truths.
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  21620. Love the new videos Mark, You're the best! Thank you! (From Kansas, USA)
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  21621. U r doing a great job at making these videos and at a time when the world is in chaos and everyone is bored out of their minds ur videos provide informative entertainment for everyone thank u
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  21622. Sometimes insomnia can be a good thing. Watching a Mark Felton video at nearly 1:30 am here in Chicago is one reason why.
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  21623. Great detailed content always. Great job
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  21624. Great as always.
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  21625. Great 👍 presentation Mark!
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  21626. I love your videos man, they are educational and accessible for all ages who want to learn about history.
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  21627. Very interesting, thanks for doing what schools aren't able to do
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  21628. Popped up when making breakfast. Thanks Mark!
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  21629. nice work...Ive watched tons of your videos, Ive always had an interest in WW2 history and have learnt alot from your videos
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  21630. THANK YOU!
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  21631. About to get out of bed & get to work... Spots new video from Mark... Gets back into bed & puts headphones on...
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  21632. What is it with british youtubers teaching me more information with just a couple of videos than school ecer did.
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  21633. Had no.idea...good job Mark !
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  21634. I came here at 6.9K comments And I dont regret it
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  21635. Mark, I was watching the military channel the other day and I saw you doing an interview for a show called Nazi Secret Files. You were discussing experimental weapons, like "bug bombs" filled with mosquitos, and other things like the v-1 rocket. Could be a good topic for a video.
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  21636. Excellent video, wow what a story!
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  21637. So interesting, thank you.
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  21638. Bravo Mark! Another excellent video!
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  21639. Fantastic stuff yet again. Keep up the good work.
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  21640. Your videos and your whole channel are superb! Really good researched and interesting content. As a swiss I'd like to say especially thank you for this episode and your doing a great job in pronouncing swiss (-german) town names, which isn't being a given for native english speakers. :)
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  21641. Very interesting had not known of these raids & air battles, thanks for bringing it to light 👍👍
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  21642. I love ww2 and i really try to get all historical information possible and i think i know a thing or two about it, but alas here is mark felton, to report on unknown fact of history like he was in that time periode himself. this is like the crack of youtube for me...
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  21643. Most interesting and detailed . Thank you for sharing .
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  21644. another gem
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  21645. I learned something new. Thanks!
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  21646. This was a VERY interesting video.
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  21647. Most interesting.
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  21648. Great video as always. It's good to learn about the lesser aspects of the war
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  21649. Thank you Mark Felton for another wonderful video
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  21650. Mark always killing it with content!
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  21651. Can’t wait for part 2! Great video!
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  21652. Top notch documentary as always! Thanks!
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  21653. Excellent!!
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  21654. Dr Felton knocks it out of the park again. Excellent video.
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  21655. Excellent presentation. Thank you.
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  21656. HaHaHa!!! too funny "LaLa Land"! Classic. thanks for sharing.
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  21657. Wow! How you tell those stories is sooooo cool! With all the pictures and videos it's easily imaginable and a whole movie arises in my head.
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  21658. Always something I never heard of before on here !! Great work
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  21659. I volunteered in high school 2010-2014 with the Civil Air Patrol which was initially formed in WW2 for civilians to contribute to patrolling the west coast for enemy invasion. It was a lot of fun, I reached the grade of cadet senior master sergeant
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  21660.  @MarkFeltonProductions  I stand corrected. Thank you. I am in awe at the stuff you find Dr. Felton.
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  21661. Good job 👍 my history teacher
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  21662. Thank you for this video. I knew of both of these incidents. But never in such detail.
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  21663. Thanks Mark. Congrats on a million subs. Maybe not now but as you've shown history repeats its self
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  21664. your level of knowledge is, ....stunning
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  21665. OH GOOD I was craving me some Mark Felton content
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  21666. Dude I love your show my grandfather was in ww2 desert rats north Africa so seeing the work you put it is amazing thank you for all the great content you put on here 💯👍👌🤟
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  21667. Even the narration of sponsors looks historic and you will not skip lol
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  21668. Brilliant research and video.
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  21669. Nice job as always.
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  21670. Pieces of the tanker SS Emidio can be seen at Beachfront Park in Crescent City, California. Pieces of the hull floated ashore in the vicinity and now are kept as a historical reminder.
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  21671. I love it when you post new videos! So exciting thanks a bunch
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  21672. Thanks for all your research and posting this video Mark!
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  21673. This man could read ingredients on a cereal box and get thousands of likes.
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  21674. Once again, a great and informative video from mark felton 🐐
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  21675. Great original research!
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  21676. Excellent reconnaissance Captain Felton.
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  21677. Thank you. You find the most interesting topics that help to expand the knowledge of those of us interested in WWII. In many, many cases you've chosen subjects that I've seen referenced but without details. Superb work delivered well - and greatly appreciated.
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  21678. This is a bit of a coup on your part, Mark. Excellent research.
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  21679. Great stuff, Thanks!!
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  21680. Dr FELTON DOES IT AGAIN SPEC OR NOT ITS PROBABLY BLOODY RIGHT THANKS FOR THE LESSON .
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  21681. Mark is ridiculously good
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  21682. Brilliant!
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  21683. That is a fantastic piece of research Mark.
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  21684. Good job solving the mystery Doc. Many thanks for your interesting videos.
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  21685. Great video!
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  21686. Wow - interesting, Mark. Thanks.
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  21687. Fantastic video, dear Professor. Greetings from Brazil.
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  21688. Superb research and docco as always. Thank you.
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  21689. love your stuff
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  21690. Excellent detective work and a very interesting video!
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  21691. Aahh Dr.Felton you've made my weekend!
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  21692. Interesting and informative as always. Thanks Mark Felton.
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  21693. Excellent Mark
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  21694. Thaaaaanks Mark! Awesome as Always! Cheers from Helsinki, Finland
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  21695. Good find & excellent telling of the story!
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  21696. Excellent!
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  21697. The Fujita Plan, not to be confused with "The Fajita Plan" which they tried destroying america from within, using Fajita's. Spicy.
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  21698. Bravo! Fascinating!
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  21699. This made my Friday!
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  21700. Anyone else who loves Dr. Felton, be sure to check out his various books, they're completely enthralling.
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  21701. I've always been memorized by WW2 maybe because it's like something straight out of Hollywood. Oh and the fact that people back then were willing to lay it all on the line for the man, woman next to themaling with those they didn't know. For sure deserving of the title of GREATEST GENERATION!! As for the documentation of WW2, Doc Felton is the Undisputed Best of the Best when it comes to WW2 History!!! If he had his own channel on TV just covering WW2 I would watch 24/7 except for Football on Saturdays and Sundays. Doc Felton is straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
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  21702. Excellent, interesting video!
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  21703. Yet another gem from Dr. Felton!
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  21704. Good work Mark. Always the best!
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  21705. Thank you Mark really enjoyed that
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  21706. Wow ! Thanks again Mark !
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  21707. You are truly amazing great job
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  21708. Great research Mark!
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  21709. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  21710. Another gem Prof! Getting more educated with your fab videos!
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  21711. Very interesting and informative Professor ‼️👍🌎🌍🌏🗺️😎
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  21712. Thank you mark very cool! 😎
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  21713. Yes ! I am going to order your book. 👍
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  21714. Thanks Mark. Fascinating. Thanks for research
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  21715. Respect for the work and effort you doing. 👍
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  21716. Thank you for the great work
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  21717. Sir Mark Amazing as usual many thanks. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  21718. This is a fascinating story. I’m a military historian and have lived in San Francisco, and Marin county on the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge, since 1975. This is the first I’ve heard of the torpedo found in the sand just to the south of the bridge in 1946. Dr.Felton does through research and kudos to him for tracking which submarine fired it, and possibly others. Having sailed in San Francisco Bay for decades and being familiar with the approaches to the bay, and their currents, I would say the submarine captain was presented with a set of interesting problems. In addition to the currents, depending on whether tide was incoming or outgoing at the time of his strike, there had to be surface craft offshore, possibly naval, and certainly alert, the Pear Harbor attack having happened only a few weeks before. Because of the depth in the approaches to the bridge, and the currents, and possible presence of defensive craft, the sub captain would almost assuredly have had to keep his submarine well offshore. The two footings on which both the north and south towers of the bridge are based are ellipses, set perpendicular to the long axis of the bridge. Tapering at each end, they would have presented themselves as bow-on, if they would have been vessels, to the sub. So the shot would have been taken at some range, against a very narrow target. Was the shot taken in daytime, or at night? My guess was it had to have been taken in daytime, likely at sunset, when the sun would have been behind the submerged submarine and in the eyes of anyone looking westward. The sun would have illuminated the bridge perfectly. At night, the bridge would have been blacked out, and the footing for the south tower would likely have been invisible in the darkness. The question of how much structural damage would have been caused to the south tower’s footing, had it been hit, is an open one. Again, congratulations to Dr. Felton for opening this window on that little-known incident, in the early days of the war, here in San Francisco.
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  21719. Excellent video. Well done and very interesting 👍👍👍❤️
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  21720. Your videos are well stated and informative. thanks
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  21721. Always amazing and educational. Thank you for all you do.
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  21722. Dr. Felton, once more a excellent eposide!
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  21723. Díky!
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  21724. Thank you Dr Felton,from an Irishman here in Svendborg,Denmark.
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  21725. Wonderful story. Thank you.
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  21726. Looking forward to your next video. Interesting as always.
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  21727. Great episode on important part of our history
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  21728. Thank you mark!!!
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  21729. Top stuff!
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  21730. Quality and superb voiceover woow
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  21731. Thanks Mark. Love your channel and indebted studying
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  21732. Love the videos
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  21733. Looks like fun. Good to know they let protestants in! Being blessed by the Pope is definitely a bucket list moment.
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  21734. Happy Xmas thanks for your well.presented information through the year
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  21735. Merry Christmas. This was very cool!
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  21736. Thank you for sharing this unique experience with your audience.
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  21737. I am Catholic and as a subscriber to your channel I loved 😍 ❤ seeing the Pope. I am glad you got to experience the Vatican and the presence of Pope Francis ❤.
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  21738. A special treat! Merry Christmas!
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  21739. Merry Christmas!🎄 I really enjoy your content. Sorry, i wish i could give more.
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  21740. Wow that's great Mark :D Merry Christmas!
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  21741. Very cool and surprising experience! If ever I heard a story proving the benefit of rising early, this is it! Happy Holidays!!!
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  21742. Merry Christmas and God Bless you Mark.
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  21743. Thanks Mark! Great video! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
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  21744. Merry Christmas. Thanks for the great content.
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  21745. Nice, me too i saw him in Budapest on April 30 but i was far.
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  21746. Merry Chirstmas mark to you and your family.
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  21747. Merry Christmas good Doctor! Thanks so much for your wonderful content. Merry Christmas to your misses and family.
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  21748. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
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  21749. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton.
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  21750. Merry Christmas 🎄
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  21751. i am italian. TY! for coming to my cuntry! if you need somenting tranzated ask me!!!!
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  21752. Merry Christmas Dr Felton!
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  21753. Nice when good things happen to good people! Merry Christmas!
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  21754. Merry Xmas Mr Felton, and a New Year full of peace, for our World. Keep the excelent work. Thank you. From Brazil. Salles.
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  21755. Merry Christmas! You Sir, have done it again!
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  21756. What a lovely and interesting video. Being a protestant myself, it is still easy to see that Pope Francis really is a man of God. Merry Christmas from Denmark!
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  21757. Fantastic vedio. Mark, thanks so much for your chanel!
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  21758. This upload has certainly left me with a very Positive Feeling👌💫❤️
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  21759. Such a wonderful and unexpected video. Thank you for sharing Dr. Felton
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  21760. Merry x-mas from 🇿🇦 Mark. Looking forward to your streams in 2o24! Be well and take care.
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  21761. Merry Christmas to you and your family.Enjoy your videos very much.
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  21762. merry christmas to both you and wife
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  21763. Et cum spiritu tuo, Doc! Happy Christmas!
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  21764. Buone feste Mark.
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  21765. Have a happy holiday season, Mark!
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  21766. Merry Christmas Sir 🌲🎅🌲🎅🌲🎅🌲❤✌🏻
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  21767. MERRY CHRISTMAS MARK. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. THANK YOU FOR ALL THESE WONDERFULLY MADE HISTORICAL EVENTS.
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  21768. Happy Christmas. Thank You for all the videos. Have a Merry New Year.
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  21769. Happy Christmas to you all and I´m eagerly waiting for more exiting videos in 2024! Thank you for all the fantastic content!!!!
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  21770. Many blessings a prayers for you and yours during this Christmas, from Bowling Green, Ohio. Keep up the most excellent work.
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  21771. Have lovely Christmas and a happy new year. All the best 🇬🇧.
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  21772. And a Merry Christmas to you and your family, Sir.
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  21773. On a tour from my Navy ship attended here in this hall Pope Paul VI
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  21774. Great video Mark ! Merry Christmas to you and yours !!
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  21775. Merry Christmas Dr Felton, looking forward to some more fantastic history from you in 2024
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  21776. Merry Christmas Mark. May you also have a very happy and more important Happy New Year.
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  21777. Awesome video per usual and very British of you…..queuing up in the early hours. 🎄🍺🫵🤟🇨🇦🫡🇬🇧🤟🫵🍺🎄
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  21778. Merry Christmas Mr. Felton!
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  21779. I'm spiritual rather than religious and would have appreciated that experience myself. Thanks for sharing and a Merry Christmas.
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  21780. Merry Christmas Mark to you and your family keep up the great research and posts .
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  21781. Wow. I’m not Catholic either. Should one shut themselves off from experiences in life? I didn’t think so either.
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  21782. Thank you and your dear wife for sharing this...Happy Christmas ❤❤❤
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  21783. Merry Christmas mark thank you for all the hard work you've done this year
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  21784. Merry Christmas, Wyoming, USA
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  21785. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
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  21786. Thank you for a great year of amazing content. have a great christmas and an awesome 2024
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  21787. Mark, this is a lovely video. Well done to you. Wishing you and your wife and family a very happy Christmas and New Year.
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  21788. What a wonderful vid. Thank you Mark…
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  21789. Happy Christmas to you and yours Mark.
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  21790. Look at you,Mark.May you and your family have a very Merry Christmas too.
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  21791. Merry Christmas to you too Dr Felton and thank you for all your entertaining videos!
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  21792. Merry Christmas Mark!
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  21793. Happy Christmas to you and your wife keep up the good work very informative videos cheers
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  21794. That thing about “right time right place”…..thank you for your informative, interesting channel and all the best to you and yours in 2024.
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  21795. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  21796. Merry Christmas to all of you from Italy!
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  21797. Merry Christmas Mark and may God bless you richly.
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  21798. Merry Christmas Mark
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  21799. 2,000,000 subs, congrats
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  21800. Merry Christmas to you and your family Dr. Felton!
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  21801. I am not a Catholic either, but I hope Catholics will share the impression that I have that this was a respectful and interesting account.
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  21802. Merry Christmas Dr Felton, keep up the good work. Regards from Portugal
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  21803. Merry Christmas to you Mr. Felton and your family.
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  21804. Merry Christmas and happy new year to all !
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  21805. Nice content....merry Christmas for you and all others
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  21806. AS a devout Catholic who has been following your channel for some time know, thank you for this video...Merry Christmas and a happy new year
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  21807. I know what you mean about actually seeing the Pope. When John Paul II came to the UK in 1982, the popemobile literally went passed the top of my road.
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  21808. Merry Christmas to you Dr. Mark Felton. And to everyone who follows this channel. It's my favorite one on YouTube.
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  21809. Merry Christmas the big M
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  21810. Holy and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
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  21811. Merry Christmas, Dr Felton 😊
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  21812. Merry Christmas Mark !:-)
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  21813. That was a little special! Merry Xmas
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  21814. 🎄 Merry Christmas 🎄
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  21815. Merry Christmas!
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  21816. My German uncle, at 10 years of age, was a refugee from East Prussia. He befriended an abandoned Russian war horse he called Ivan, and it helped his family flee west. He later wrote a book about the journey titled, "Iwan, das Panjepferd."
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  21817. @MarkFeltonProductions! Excellent review. The only exception to cavalry converting to armored or mechanized units by WW2 was across the pond in the U.S.A. where the 1st Cavalry Division (org. 1921) was turned into an unhorsed cavalry division and was sent to the Far East. It did not become mechanized until the 1980's and today it is a full armored division.
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  21818. My childhood doctor J M Huey, hiked 350 miles through Burma in 1944-1945 with the Mars Task Force. He told me a bit about caring for the mules.
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  21819. Another great video Dr. Felton. While in London on one of our visits we saw there was a monument for the animals of war to honor their service and sacrifice.
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  21820. My Battalion at Ft. Drum was 'The Mule Skinners'.
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  21821. My grandfather was a teamster with set of mules in WWI n French bringing supplies to front line
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  21822. Excellent video
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  21823. Well I just learnt more than I ever knew about mules god dam, thank you xD
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  21824. Man The Falkland War got more.intense after this Thanks for reviving my.interest in the conflict, Mr. Mark :)
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  21825. Nice video.
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  21826. Thanks again Mark. You have done again. Awesome!
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  21827. Best channel
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  21828. Well, this was damned interesting. Keep up the good work Mr Felton.
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  21829. I did not know about this aspect of the war. Thank you Mark...
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  21830. nearly half a million views in under 12 hours, wow Mark you're blowing up. :)
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  21831. I watch falkland wars documentary in other channel but this channel always has one specific topic to discuss..thank you
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  21832. Awesome content!
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  21833. Mark getting on trending congrats
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  21834. Mark this was superb- I am ex military and thought I knew all about the Falklands but didnt know we came so close to a prosecute order. I bet Maggie would have approved as well!!
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  21835. One of the very finest of Youtube channels.
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  21836. I always enjoy your videos, particularly about this conflict.
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  21837. I never thought id see the day when a Mark Felton video be number 7 on trending
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  21838. thanks mark!
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  21839. Well done, good research.
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  21840. Very informative... Thank you!
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  21841. #6 on trending , well done Mr Felton
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  21842. Very informative, Coach
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  21843. excellent video, as always. you know to tell stories that are mistly forgotten for some reason and tell em in such an interesting way, that i can not not understand, why those things are not discussed more often. everyone knows about the belgrano, but almost nobody, including me, knows about the aircraft carrier the argentinians had.
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  21844. Mr. Felton, you’re now on the trending chart!
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  21845. OMG you made it to trending??? HELL YEAH!
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  21846. Ah yes, another great video. Thanks Mark!
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  21847. Hey your trending! 😀
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  21848. Excellent presentation!
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  21849. Great history video🤔🙂😀😁
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  21850. Awesome Work Mark!!!
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  21851. An excellent video about something I didn't previously realize... that we actually attempted to sink their carrier and also that their A4's couldn't take off to attack due to insufficient headwind. Quite amazing really. Thank you.
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  21852. Awesome
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  21853. Took Me a while to realise this 1 day old video had over 3100 comments.. & even more replies.. Great job!
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  21854. Yes so good my favorite Channel !!
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  21855. Congrats on trending mate
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  21856. Very interesting. Thank you.
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  21857. Really interesting stuff!
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  21858. As ex Royal Navy , I love your work Mark.
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  21859. A gripping account. Thanks.
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  21860. Brilliant video! Some amazing film as well.
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  21861. Another great video Mark ..you keep showing me lots of interesting stuff i didnt know before ..keep it up
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  21862. Mark is the man! 1 million plus views in a couple days! Keep cranking these out my man
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  21863. #24 on trending!
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  21864. wow never been so fast to one of your videos
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  21865. Very nicely done. Thank you
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  21866. I enjoy these. it popped up whistl i am playing World of Warships Blitz!
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  21867. You're trending, congrats.
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  21868. Brilliant as always! Although very familiar with the Falklands conflict, I didn't know this story at all; thank you for telling us about it!
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  21869. Man is trending ❤️
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  21870. Another Excellent Video!!!!!
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  21871. What a fantastic channel that I just found
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  21872. Aha ... an Easter present! Thanks Dr F.
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  21873. Fascinating as are all stories on both channels . Love it ,
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  21874. Fascinating Greetings from Germany, Georg
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  21875. Yes this is what i have been waiting for and thank you for being so fast💯
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  21876. This is my favorite series
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  21877. Felton rocks!! Very informative videos and commentary.
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  21878. Insta clicked for this thank you
    1
  21879. you know when you hear the intro music that some knowledge is about to be dropped on you.
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  21880. This has been so impressive. Like the last poster, clicked immediately!
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  21881. Unbelievable series, it's like something out of a movie.
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  21882. Wow this video flew by! Another great one!
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  21883. Your the best Mark
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  21884. love your work man! Ihope i can educate my kids on your videos when they are older. There is no one better.
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  21885. Detective Chief Inspector Felton will be back next week with more clues 🤣👍👍👍👍
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  21886. Been looking forward to this so much! Well, since the first one anyway. ❤
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  21887. Thanks!
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  21888. I kinda hope u get what I mean by saying this mark to me ur like the Led Zeppelin of history telling love everything u post cheers from Philadelphia 🇺🇸♥️✌🏼
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  21889. Thanks
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  21890. Wow Dr. Mark Felton you made me feel like I was the during the time as it happen thank you 🙏
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  21891. In the fog of war, truth is the first casualty. Particularly where a political narrative is concerned. Brilliant work here, Dr Felton.
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  21892. Extraordinarily interesting. No comment at this stage. I await the next video with even greater interest.
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  21893. You the man doc
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  21894. Best modern historian on the planet,
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  21895. Thanks!
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  21896. Thank you dearly , Dr M Felton
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  21897. Thanks!
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  21898. Thank you for this reminder. My Dad was part of the C47 US Army glider group this day or should we say the night before.
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  21899. I get excited like a kid again when I see that you have posted a new vid!
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  21900. IT’s thanks to you that I know more about history and have a greater love of history thank you for everything you do.
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  21901. My great-grandfather, Harold, was in the D-Day landings. He was apparently injured and had a metal plate in his head, I think. We don't know much about his service because he died either in the late 60's or very early 70's of throat cancer and I hope to replace his medals. I never got to meet him or my great Uncle, Frank, but my mother did but she would have been very young at the time.
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  21902. I knew a lady who helped to make these dummy paratroopers. She received an award for her efforts.
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  21903. "John had a long moustache."
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  21904. Don't mess with the Super Army Soldiers!
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  21905. We will be arriving close to Sword Beach in a few hours
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  21906. Dr. Felton continuing to make us all that much more interesting at the dinner table.
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  21907. Really interesting and beautifully told…as always.
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  21908. Thanks Mark!
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  21909. Thanks again for a great and informative video mark fantastic work as always
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  21910. Thanks Mark for an Excellent program (again)!!!
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  21911. What a spiffing Tuesday afternoon treat. Good factual video and as ever excellent narration. Cheers Mark. Only 29degs in Faringdon. 😊
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  21912. Oh the wellington R for Robert my dad was the ADSA operator team that was key to it recovery. They where told in no uncertain turn the Heriot Watt university design A frame would fail as the aircraft was full of mud. Plus in the early exploration they said salvage broke the back of the wellington...this isn't true the university got there ROV stuck and broke the back of the aircraft a fact that they leave out all the time.
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  21913. Fascinating, thank you
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  21914. A great video Mr.Mark.
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  21915. There’s a beaufighter at cleethorpes that becomes visible every few years It’s by one of the forts in the estuary
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  21916. Mark, there is a Sunderland flying boat at the bottom of Windermere!
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  21917. Thanks
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  21918. Canada's National Air Force Museum in Trenton, Ontario came to own a Handley-Page Halifax that was recovered from Lake Mjosa in Norway.
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  21919. Excellent video Mark
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  21920. Outstanding video and presentation
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  21921. Dr Felton are you aware that some British as well as Americans are heading up an effort to restore Charles Lightoller boat the sundowner? Lightoller was 2nd officer on the Titanic and also survived another sinking. Although his boat was only rated for maybe 8 people, he saved 134 off the beaches of Dunkirk. The sundowner is British history
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  21922. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  21923. Great video!
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  21924. Anything about airplanes and naval craft ... my ears perk up. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  21925. Wow, another great Mark Felton YouTube documentary.
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  21926. Thank you Mark!!!
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  21927. Another great installment Mark, thanks!
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  21928. Another outstanding job Mark !
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  21929. Thanks, great video
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  21930. Fascinating, thank you Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  21931. Once again fantastic job Mark Felton.
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  21932. There is always time for a new Mark Felton video
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  21933. The best channel on all of YouTube
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  21934. Fascinating. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  21935. Thanks Mark.
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  21936. Love you Mark : )
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  21937. Excellent Video Dr. Felton......Thank You
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  21938. Thanks Mark! Perfect Wednesday night entertainment sorted!
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  21939. Another educational video. Thank you, sir!
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  21940. That was an interesting video
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  21941. This is magnificent. As always. I hope you provide us more of Führer contents, Sir. Thank you.
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  21942. Could be interesting to find out what happened to some of the original less well known nazis.
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  21943. Your just brilliant.
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  21944. Thank you for such interesting information. I did not realize Hitler was an avid reader. "he who does not carry demonic seeds within him, will never give birth to a new world" - very interesting, I have thoughts about how applies to current day world happenings and their origins. Regardless, thank you again, Dr. Felton.
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  21945. At 65 years old I thoroughly enjoy the history lessons you present,thank you from New Jersey
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  21946. Fascinating! Thanks for that!
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  21947. Thanks for sharing 👍
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  21948. Things you never know. Just one more reason to like and subscribe!
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  21949. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  21950. I like the voice acting!
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  21951. Mark you are just a world of information thanks
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  21952. Thanks very much for those videos. I would have had straight A's in history if my teachers were as invested as you.
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  21953. 6:45 pretty good Churchill narration
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  21954. Another great lesson from the greatest historian of modern times. Thanks, Dr. Mark!
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  21955. Your videos are extremely well put together and informative
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  21956. Thank you.
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  21957. Very poignant description, Professor. 👏👏👏👏👏
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  21958. Love you work mr felton
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  21959. I like your Churchill voice, Doc. 😄
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  21960. Mark Felton doing an impersonation of Winston. Worth the price of admission.
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  21961. Real fascinating story Mark thanks 👍
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  21962. Good to have you back mark
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  21963. Thanks!
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  21964. Great video
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  21965. Ah yes, the dulcet tone of Dr. Felton is back, all is as it should.
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  21966. Thanks
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  21967. Watching the wall being smashed to pieces when I was a young boy will live with me forever
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  21968. LOVE UR VIDS
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  21969. 👍👍👍👍
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  21970. I've known of this daring German operation and always thought why it was never televised or put on YouTube. thx mark for never being biased. 👍🇬🇧✌
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  21971. I don’t know if you take video requests but I may as well give it a shot. It would be very interesting if you did a video on the Niihau Incident. I won’t spoil the story too much but for those of you who don’t know, it surrounds a Japanese pilot in a damaged aircraft forced to land on a small Hawaiian island right after striking Pearl Harbor, and the movie-like series of events that unfold. I think it would make an excellent Mark Felton Productions video. I love your channel so much, and of all the channels I have notifications turned on for, I am always the most excited when your video pops up. Keep up the good work!
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  21972. Visited Nijmegen bridges couple years ago. Nice place. Thanks for the vid!
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  21973. This is great content
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  21974. You put out such awesome stuff. I'm a big Nazi Germany buff [I don't like them, I hate them, its like a morbid curiosity kinda thing], and your videos are so accurate and concise and well produced, it's really amazing. Keep up the great work and thank you for all entertainment and knowledge you bring to so many people. You deserve accolades far greater than can just be found on Youtube. I hope one day you get some, you've more than earned em.
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  21975. Another nugget from you Mark. I did not know this happened!
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  21976. Awesome thanks for sharing
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  21977. 🚀🚀🚀👌👍👍👊
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  21978. Another amazing story that I never knew about. Thanks Mark. Your work is fantastic.
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  21979. Too nice history video 👍
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  21980. Excellent video it has to be very rare footage of the war very well detailed and explained
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  21981. What an amazing channel
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  21982. Best Channel on YouTube. Thanks Mark!
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  21983. Bravo, another superb performance sir.
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  21984. Is it funny I already “Like” the video before I even watch it!!👏👏
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  21985. Well, a person's got to eat! So keep up the very informative work Mark...
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  21986. Another quite unknown story told . With well-meant compliments on your almost flawless pronounciation of dutch and german !
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  21987. Thanks for the Clip, the MEK are a fascinating Theme
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  21988. Thanks Dr Felton
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  21989. Wow, Mark. Another awesome video. Thank you.
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  21990. Another Mark Felton upload so soon? It's my lucky day :)
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  21991. Goddamn good stuff!!!!
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  21992. always a great video thank you
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  21993. You content is awesome! Your subs count is skyrocketing!
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  21994. Great story as always. Thanks again Mr Felton.
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  21995. Always a treat Dr mark Felton productions. And always finding out about little or unknown stories. History is always waiting to be found thank you mark
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  21996. I love your video's! Thanks for the new and creative videos.
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  21997. Fantastique
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  21998. Nice mark! I live in Schijndel near Eindhoven and have read a lot about this but never saw any video. Thanks! Your content is really good, keep it up!
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  21999. I really enjoy your videos, Mark. Not too short, or too long and filled with good original film footage and images. Thanks for your time and effort and for sharing on YouTube.
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  22000. I love your videos Mark. The ad was akin to Laurence Olivier talking about World of Wasrhips 👍😂
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  22001. Excellent.
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  22002. Thank you for your work on these war time videos.............................
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  22003. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL !!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍👍 THANK YOU MR. FELTON
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  22004. Another excellent and informative video Mark 😊 looking forward to more content.
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  22005. Another fascinating episode Mark - well done!
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  22006. Mark Felton Legend 🇳🇱🙋‍♂️
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  22007. This video, and the two preceding it, have been truly excellent. I appreciate your contributions to my historical knowledge and the always relevant and generally top-notch video footage. Not sure where you find all this footage but it is really informative. Thanks very much from Texas!
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  22008. Great stuff, another video about an operation this time by the Germans, that I was not aware of. Now I have learnt a bit more history of WWII.
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  22009. Superb Mark! Thank you
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  22010. best military historical channel always interessting 👍 , thank you for the work :goodvibes:
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  22011. Thank you for another piece of WW2 history.
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  22012. Just love your presentation of History thank you professor I enjoy your books also keep it coming
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  22013. you are one of the best historian
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  22014. I had no idea this happened so late in the war, your vids are always so informative, thanks for posting. 😎
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  22015. Very interesting! Thank you!
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  22016. thanks for the terrifying video
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  22017. Who needs Tv when this channel puts on content! One of my favourite YouTube channels.. the best Thank you
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  22018. trident 2 system is an ancient boomer [aka icbm sub] system, it is no match for what they ran on the borei, let alone a land based icbm system.
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  22019. You earn my subscription yeah good research
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  22020. More then 4000 views in less the 10mins that's impressive.
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  22021. Dr Felton I enjoy your videos very much as I am somewhat of an amateur historian and am passionate about it. I wanted to request a video about Nazi-Occupied Greece 1941-1944. No rush at all !!
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  22022. Mark you are my all time Historian 😍😎
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  22023. 4K likes in an hour of posting you are the man mark
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  22024. Nice Video Mark!!👍👍
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  22025. Another fine video Mr Felton .Spot on !
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  22026. Amazing interesting story. I heard from a collector that I knew from the Rochester NY, U.S.A. gun show back in the 80's that Clint's MP40 ended up in Canada. Now I'm sorry that I did not dig deeper into whether this was a tall tale or not. I used to know several of these high end collectors and the one especially that the fellow made reference to from the U.S. He used to buy and sell from the UK and Europe all the time, but sadly he has departed now. 🤔 Keep up the great work Mr. Felton. 😎✌
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  22027. great video thank you
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  22028. Congrats on the book release and mini-series adaptation 👏. I too have loved this film since childhood and still quote the Richard Burton scenes sometimes, much to the confusion of my younger work colleagues! (They don’t know what they’re missing 😂)
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  22029. Another awesome video....by the great Doctor Felton....
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  22030. I love your channel and videos on old firearms. I'm a gun nut and love history of them. I watch that movie at least 6 times a year.
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  22031. You are an incredible man, Dr. Felton
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  22032. Great vid Mark. Thanks 😊
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  22033. My family have have a telegram from Jill, the stunt girl in Where Eagles Dare, she said, I will ignore the stops, There is a young actor on the set called Clint Eastwood, one day he will be a big star. How prophetic she was.
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  22034. I have owned a registered MP40 for 37 years. It s always been my favorite gun.
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  22035. Good luck 🍀 mark with the 6parter will be worth a watch respect 🫶🤝🙏💥💥💥💥
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  22036. Absolutely bloody marvellous Mark. I care not whether the weapon actually exists or not but the tale of this MP40 and all that surrounds it is enthralling. I could have Where Eagles Dare on constant loop in my house were my wife allow it but I have to content myself with the soundtrack playing in my car. Having visited the castle myself for die hard fans of the movie it is a must. Apart from the castle itself which is in in an elevated prominent position the countryside and mountains surrounding it are quite breathtaking. Keep it coming please
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  22037. As a target shooter, myself, but of the air variety, what a really interesting topic. Always a pleasure, never a chore. 👍
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  22038. You feeling lucky, punk?
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  22039. Hey Mark I was at a recent Nevada gun show and 3 Mp40s were up for sale😂.
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  22040. There is an amazing documentary featuring Jim called “Hollywood Bulldogs” it’s the rise and lives of the British stuntmen. I highly recommend it.
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  22041. Well done on the TV series. And, it is one of my favourite films to be fair keep up the good work
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  22042. I had a Japanese PFC (plug fire cap) MP40 some years ago, it used brass cartridges which took caps at each end, one for flash and one for bang, very rare now, perfectly legal in the UK, but you'd have to have a UKARA exemption.
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  22043. There is a genuine, WW2 bring back MP40 in the Kent police armoury, someone wandered into Maidstone police station many years ago with it in an old sand bag, they found it when clearing out their grandfathers loft On good authority it still gets some rounds put through it on occasions
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  22044. Fascinating. Truth so rarely gets in the way of a good story.
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  22045. Nice SMLE you have, Dr. Felton.
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  22046. Thanks for this interesting video.
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  22047. Right? for some reason I'm up at 6 am on Sunday and I manage to catch a Mark Felton video 1 min after it's posted😂
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  22048. Great post as usual.👍
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  22049. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  22050. Facinating
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  22051. A most interesting video!
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  22052. Well done Mark, I enjoyed and appreciate these, Thanks!👍
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  22053. Another awesome video. Keep up the excellent work.
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  22054. Informative video 👍
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  22055. I have learned something new. Thanks!
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  22056. Am amazing channel thankyou so much for helping inform me!
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  22057. You have made me addicted "MFP" to your channel. Thank you. Thank you YouTube. 🇮🇳
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  22058. CHAD lvl 99, respect from Silesia. What a person.
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  22059. Happy new year Dr. Felton ☺️
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  22060. Best history channel...ever!
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  22061. I am supposed to be doing laundry, but I had to pause to watch your video. Thanks
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  22062. Thanks for sharing and Happy New Year to you and your family 😅
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  22063. It has been my pleasure to watch your many fine video's for years now.....An may God Bless you and yours now and the new year coming up.....Thank you... Old F-4 Shoe🇺🇸
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  22064. wow what a character ...where are these people today? i`m so glad the German`s showed some honour and not opened fire ... keep up the good work ,Mark , and a happy new year to you and yours..
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  22065. Happy Nee Year Dr. Felton
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  22066. Great story as usual !!! 😊👍🍻
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  22067. Happy and Prosperous New Year 2024 greetings to Dr. Mark Felton 💐💐
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  22068. Congratulations for 2M subscriber's Dr Felton
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  22069. Reminds me of Monty Python's black knight! "NONE SHALL PASS!" Happy New Year Dr. Felton. Here's to a wonderful new year!
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  22070. i understand that Menchek is Czech for "he who is endowed with gonads of steel"
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  22071. I kept seeing the title come up and every time thought "that's just silly". Then I realized it was you and immediately clicked. That's I think the second time that happened to me.
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  22072. Great story as usual. Love the ending with you standing stoically with loaded rifle but wishing us a Happy New Year. And Happy new year to you as well.
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  22073. 154th here and Proud for no other reason except that I have excellent taste in Historians.
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  22074. Thank you again Mr Felton for your exquisite work, however we also would love to see you on the other side. ❤
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  22075. Happy new year Mark and Please God a good one viewing loads of your vids
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  22076. The horse later joined the Polish cavalry as it wanted more action.
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  22077. Chivalry isn't dead. A charming story that actually happened. A Happy New year to all 2023-2024.
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  22078. Thank you for the history, very interesting!🤗 Have a New Year in 2024 👍
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  22079. Always brilliant Mark❤😊 Happy new 😊
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  22080. Happy New Year, Dr Felton!
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  22081. I thought for a moment Dr Felton was agent Smith with that rifle. Must’ve been cause I watched too much of that Matrix conspiracy channel 😂
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  22082. You shall not pass. Tis but a scratch.
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  22083. Happy New Year, Dr. Felton.
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  22084. A Great Video. Man, I watched and watched...
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  22085. Fascinating video.
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  22086. Most fascinating. Thank you, Mr. Felton. Shared.
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  22087. Always awesome videos Mark
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  22088. Very well done video.
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  22089. Wow, now that was some great research. Thank You so much.
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  22090. Another great video mark well done and very interesting
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  22091. History Channel obsolete, now Mark Felton is rendering Animal Planet obsolete as well!
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  22092. Very cool! Thanks Mark.
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  22093. It was very refreshing to see you tackle this topic. It needed to be done and it is appreciated.
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  22094. This aught to be my favorite of all the one's so far. Fantastic work and I was incredibly drawn in the whole time.
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  22095. Great video Mark. Very interesting subject.
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  22096. Interesting af
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  22097. Really appreciate what you are doing here Dr Felton! The stories and how they are presented are second to none!
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  22098. I find it a little annoying that I got a DrSquatch commercial right in the middle. I love this channel and appreciate you taking this subject seriously.
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  22099. Really good.
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  22100. Fantastic video mark! Thank you
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  22101. this is so much more interesting, than watching mainstream news. Thank You Mr. Felton.
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  22102. One of yours best works. Well done!
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  22103. I'm so glad you made this. Keep slayin'em
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  22104. Very interesting .Thanks
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  22105. One of the coolest videos you ever made ! Simply amazing ! Keep up the amazing work and may God bless you always !
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  22106. Thank you for another interesting video.
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  22107. THIS is the history channel, I remember, only better
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  22108. Thank you mark!!!
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  22109. This is one of the best if not the best historical channel on YouTube
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  22110. Really good overview..
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  22111. ...this day starts to get bor...oh, wait, a new video by Dr. Felton!!
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  22112. Your research is as ever superb, sir
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  22113. Mark Felton. You make life worth living...!!!
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  22114. I really enjoy watching your videos and could listen to you all day long
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  22115. Brilliant again, thank you
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  22116. Absolutely brilliant work Dr Felton 👍
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  22117. Great vid!
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  22118. Thank you Mr. Felton for bringing this piece of forgotten history to light. I had never heard of this incident of these brave men. Thankfully you do all service by teaching us history so we don’t forget. Merry Christmas!
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  22119. My guy keep up the good work love these vods
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  22120. Thank you for this
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  22121. ANOTHER excellent excellent video Mark. Thanks so much as always!
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  22122. Another great production from Mark Felton. These atrocities should be brought to light to everyone.
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  22123. I love the use of maps to show troup movement. Animations would improve the quality of your videos even more. But great content as always Mark!
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  22124. Just i needed after working in the snow all night. A fix of that goooddd mark felton!!!
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  22125. Too nice historic video with clear explaining of events in that battle field and area ..
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  22126. You deserve all 1 million subscribers you have. And millions more.
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  22127. Thank you!!
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  22128. Better than being in a actual history class
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  22129. So great - this is why I've contributed to Mark on Patreon.
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  22130. Get the beers out Mark Feltons got a new video
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  22131. Another great video, history is such a complex subject and things we thought we knew years ago can often be superseded by new information. I was/still am a fan of the 1970s documentary series 'the world at war' , I still watch it if it pops up on one of the uk history channels and I have the dvd collection, but when I'm watching it I often think...that's not quite right...or there's more to that episode of ww2 etc etc...and that's because I'm schooled at the university of 'Dr Mark Felton Productions '...and war stories by dr Felton too I might add....🙂🙂
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  22132. Awesome video Dr Felton. This really needed to be told.
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  22133. Mark Felton is the best at making the ww2 documentary’s
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  22134. Thank you Mark. Please continue making videos. Love your work.
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  22135. Great video thanks
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  22136. Another great history lesson. Thanks dr Felton
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  22137. I thought I knew most WW2 stuff, but once again, doctrinarum incrementa patebat Mr Felton .🙏
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  22138. Thank you sir
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  22139. I feel bad for getting excited about this video now. Ig that’s history though. Banger vid mark.
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  22140. ধন্যবাদ... thanks
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  22141. Another great video from Mark Felton!
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  22142. love your work.
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  22143. Thank you sir!
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  22144. Love when you upload !!
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  22145. Thanks you for sharing
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  22146. Thank you for highlighting this forgotten episode.
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  22147. I don't know where you get all your info from, Mr F, but I'm glad that you do. Great stuff again.
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  22148. Thanks for posting in the morning... I very much enjoy drinking my coffee while watching and learning ... Phoenix AZ. USA :face-blue-smiling:
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  22149. Great channel 👏
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  22150. another extremely well done and interesting video.Dr Felton.
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  22151. Great story. I always learn so much from this channel ❤
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  22152. I really enjoy these stories, they put a human face to these otherwise larger-than-life figures and give us a very different perspective on them.
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  22153. Warren is a city in Ohio, however Francis E. Warren Air Force Base is in Wyoming.
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  22154. Outstanding video and presentation
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  22155. Another awesome video!! Just one thing.. F.E. WARREN AFB is in Wyoming not Ohio. :)
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  22156. Excellent episode. Thanks for sharing!
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  22157. Great video Mark!
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  22158. Your videos are just ace!
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  22159. Another outstanding episode, thanks Mark.
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  22160. Thanks Mark, I always find out something new when I watch one of your videos. This is great for a second world war buff like myself.
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  22161. Wow! Super interesting the aftermath of the trial that's least discussed. Thanks for mentioning the subject. As always find your format n subject matter super interesting! Kudos to u.
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  22162. WOW !! as always , a great video , It is a privilege to support this channel , even if its a small amount , Thanks !!
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  22163. So interesting
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  22164. Excellent
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  22165. Fascinating
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  22166. Very well done. Thank you.
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  22167. Thank you Mark for an excellent summary.👌👏👏👏
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  22168. Another outstanding video, Mark! I don't know what kind of imbeciles give your vids thumbs down. Your work is excellent.
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  22169. Ah yes mark answering all the questions i never knew i had
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  22170. 👍
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  22171. Another great video Mark. It fills in those fascinating gaps in other narratives of the same story. Keep well, all the best to you and yours.
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  22172. Fascinating story. Thanks for the research and production work. Just great stuff.
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  22173. Wow this video is a treat you will never hear the end results of these trials you did an excellent job on this mark I'd never new the end results of these trials
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  22174. 25k views in 2hrs. Glad to see the channel growing.
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  22175. Excellent job as always mark.
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  22176. thank you, intersting topic
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  22177. Great video, keep up the good work!
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  22178. Excellent insight....thanks, have subscribed
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  22179. Mark Felton Productions,"frosting on the cake of WW2 history" !
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  22180. Thanks for another interesting and informative video
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  22181. You are a true historian. Your videos are second to none
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  22182. Absolutely great documentary video. Congratulations.
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  22183. Yessss another video! Love these! 20k views within an hour 👌 thanks mark
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  22184. well edited and , was very interesting
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  22185.  @yourneighbourhooddoomer  thank you, I just came across these Mark Felton videos. I can't stop watching them and every single one has been fantastic.
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  22186. that was great. captivating. thanks
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  22187. Super interesting.
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  22188. Fascinating.. Thanks for posting.
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  22189. Thank you Mark for all your hard work and research. Certainly a bizarre tale!
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  22190. Good mini documentary 👍🏻
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  22191. thank you mark
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  22192. Very interesting!
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  22193. Thanks Mark for another excellent video to watch on my break. I'm an "essential" worker................. ROFL!
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  22194. Brilliant video Mark.
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  22195. Great job on the video....very interesting.
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  22196. New upload, my fav part of the week.
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  22197. Thank God for you Mark. You keep making new material when we’re all so fucked up right now
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  22198. As always fascinating Mark. Thanks for sharing!
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  22199. Knew most of this, but it just isn't the same if you hear it from MFP. Great work as always Doc !
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  22200. Interesting. I knew they had been hanged and cremated. But not the elaborate plan nor the name of the river.
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  22201. Very nice and informative video......👍
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  22202. Another great video... Always learn something new coming here... Thanks for posting! :)
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  22203. Quality stuff.
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  22204. fantastic job - thanks for the post
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  22205. i am surprised how excellent your german pronunciation is! as always remarkable content, keep the good work up:)
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  22206. Fascinating
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  22207. I kept thinking who does the narrator remind me of....its Terrance Stamp
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  22208. A respite from what's happening. More power Mark!
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  22209. This is quality content. Nice work Mark.
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  22210. Excellent Video!!!!!
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  22211. great video as always keep it up
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  22212. Absolutely fascinating.
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  22213. Interesting story
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  22214. Very interesting. I had never heard of this
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  22215. I'm here for another history lesson excellent video job well done you don't learn this in School
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  22216. Great video Mark!! you would think they were taking the micky talking like that..pythonesques even..but that was how they sounded...the climb rate on the altimeter was a tad exaggerated I reckon though..all part of the overall 'poetic licence' I guess..Everest was..hate to say it..'unconquered'...then...now they have the Kleanex trail...toilet paper trails of the tourists traipsing by the hundreds to Everests peak....thanks again for posting 👜💎👍!!
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  22217. Thank You for another brilliant video! ;)
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  22218. Mark Felton = one of the top history channels ever!!!
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  22219. This was pretty amazing.....
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  22220. We occasionally had a widowed neighbour for Sunday lunch. Her Polish husband was a Battle of Britain “ace”. The British government’s supine attitude towards Communist Poland’s supposed sensitivities was shameful and pathetic.
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  22221. I've been in the Welsh hills the last 3 days, this is such a treat while soaking in the bath getting home. Thanks so much Mr Felton 👍👍
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  22222. Thank you for your work Mr. Felton. I am very glad that you took up such a difficult topic and dealt with it wery well. There is, however, one factual error in the film. Poland never gave up. The Polish government fled, the country was conquered, but the Germans did not sign an official act of surrender with representatives of the Polish government. Therefore, sentence 2.28 - 2.32 is wrong.
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  22223. Thanks a lot Mark.
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  22224. Thank you Dr. Felton, our Polish heroes must be recognized! We have Polish friends of the family that fought in both World Wars, and their decedents living in the UK.
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  22225. Thank you for video sir
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  22226. Thank You from Poland Mark
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  22227. Thanks!
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  22228. Great video but one thing: It's pronounced Bre-DAH (or better in English: Bray-DAH). Stress on the 2nd part of the name.
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  22229. I was there when his grandson got the "Bronze Lion".
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  22230. It just hit me who your voice reminds me of, the British actor, Robert Powell. Very easy to listen to.
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  22231. The Polish contribution in defeating Nazi Germany was never fully recognized. The Poles made valuable contributions in cracking the Enigma code early on in the war .
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  22232. Thanks!
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  22233. Some say the only reason history didnt stop in the 90s is to make sure mark doesnt run out of material.
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  22234. Thank you, dr. Felton.
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  22235. Absolute disgrace on Britain's part. They fought in British Uniforms, with British Weapons, on Britain's behalf. He should have been accorded a pension consummate with his rank.
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  22236. Nicely done. Very interesting.
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  22237. Awsome work on this must watch video
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  22238. Thank you so much for this video. Greetings from Poland.
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  22239. Thank you
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  22240. Thank you for this.
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  22241. Thank You for this video, created with respect for those who fought valiantly, but were forgotten right after the war.
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  22242. Dear Mr Felton, as a Pole, once again (n.b. mine detectors & others), let me express my sincere appreciation for Your truthful account of Poles' brave fighting for freedom. Yours & ours.
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  22243. Thank you posting this, Mark!
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  22244. Excellent Mr.Felton.
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  22245. Sidenote: the ending "zien" Gallizien is pronounced as two syllables. "zi-en" hence Gal-li-ZI-EN not Gal-li-ZIEN.
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  22246. Amazing. Thank you for sharing..
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  22247. Very good video !
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  22248. Great vid. Well put.
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  22249. The needle of my 'sarcasm meter' just split the desk in two, half way through this video. I will send you the bill, Dr Felton!
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  22250. Hilarious and sad all at once! Good job Dr. Felton.
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  22251. greetings from germany, Happy Eastern
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  22252. Thank you Dr. For these great videos, you are truly a man who understands that if we don't discuss and share these stories of war, were doomed to repeat them, I am a long time watcher and subscriber, keep up all the great work, it is not in vain...
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  22253. 🇬🇪👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻yor video all best
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  22254. awesome mark keep em coming its another im sharing😁💯💯💯💯👌👌👌👌👌
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  22255. Best wishes for the New Year Sir!
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  22256. Nelson was the bravest cat.... I ever knew
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  22257. Happy New Year, Mark! You bet I'll be back in 2023. Can't wait!
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  22258. Thank you Dr. Felton and best wishes! 😎👍
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  22259. Happy New Year, Mark!
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  22260. Happy New Year Dr Felton and too all compatriots who watch marks golden nuggets of world history unfold🎉🎉❤❤🎉🎉
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  22261. A Happy New Year to you and yours Doctor Felton!
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  22262. Thanks for explaining Dr. Felton Happy new year❤🇨🇦
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  22263. Very interesting and and well narrated . These documentaries are always fantastic
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  22264. Small point: The boats designation is not “I”. The symbol is actually a Japanese イ, which is pronounced /i:/ - the same as the letter ‘e’.
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  22265. Great show Dr Felton!
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  22266. Wow, what a great video! A feature length documentary. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  22267. Thanks!
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  22268. 1 hell of great history video👍👍loved it
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  22269. Supposedly there was a AA battery at my old school on signal hill....SCMA, or southern California military academy.
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  22270. Didn't think you could hold my interest for an hour. However, you actually did. Fairly easily too.
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  22271. Thank you Mark, again excellent reporting !
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  22272. Thanks Dr Felton! I know a lot of work went into this one!
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  22273. Another well thought out and informative short documentary Mark! You have a passion and talent for this and I must say I much enjoy your channel! Good job and keep them coming please 😉
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  22274. Thanks Mark ..great docs...as always
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  22275. The story goes that The British L.D.V. was renamed The Home Guard because cynics said that L.D.V. stood for "Look, Duck, Vanish!" My mum who was a young girl during WW2 said they used to have one old guy from The Home Guard patrolling their street, rifle in hand, the poor bloke could hardly walk let alone fight (Bless him) my grandma used to say when she saw him coming "Oh here he comes, we are safe tonight, why should England tremble!" and "I bet the only Jerry he will ever see is the one under the bed!" (Jerry = nickname for chamber pot ) Well, it sounds a bit nasty doesn't it? but I suppose in those dark far off days it was a case of "You got to laugh or else you'd cry" sometimes.
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  22276. Mark Felton. You probably get these comments everyday (I am too lazy to look) But your videos are exquisite to listen to. Thank you.
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  22277. Thank you Mark!!!
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  22278. Thanks!
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  22279. This channel is fantastic 🤓
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  22280. Thank you Dr Felton
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  22281. Bangin' video mark.
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  22282. Fantastic work, & the mention of the 3rd 1/15th Siemensthat battalion & how it performed (as an exemplary exampmle of how the Volkssturn was intended to pan out) is just the cherry on top (especially with foootage) thank you very much good sir.
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  22283. Very interesting video. You always bring interesting and sometimes little known facts about World War 2 to those who have an interest in World War 2 history.
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  22284. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  22285. Excellent 👍
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  22286. Sorry my phone's messed up very very good episode I've been waiting for this for quite some time thank you again mark.🐈‍⬛🙋‍♂️👍😎🌞🤜🤛😺
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  22287. epic as always‼️®™️ 👏👏
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  22288. Hey Mark, there is some talk about them raising and restoring several planes that are just off the wreak of Yorktown, I think, off midway. There are three very well preserved devestator torpedo bombers and a dive bomber that they are talking about raising.
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  22289. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee! 🤠
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  22290. Widowitz was likely shoot down by Pyotr Sgibnev (Пётр Георгиевич Сгибнев), Soviet Hurricane ace that recorded his fifth victory on that day. Sbignev scored several more victories in Hurricane, but was killed in May of 1943 in flying accident while flying on P-39. By that time his unit had converted from British fighter which had become hopelessly obsolete.
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  22291. The Map at 1:38 ist wrong, this is not the border to Finland, this is the border to Norway.
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  22292. Great video, interesting.
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  22293. 👍👍👍
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  22294. A wonderful video.
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  22295. Thanks!
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  22296. Thanks!
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  22297. As always...an excellent video from you Mark!👍👍
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  22298. Finally got round to one of your books. I read Zero Night yesterday. Couldn't put it down. More will follow.
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  22299. Your posts are always a cut above !
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  22300. Thanks!
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  22301. Thanks!
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  22302. Nice introduction
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  22303. Mark'll see me commenting and thinking 'oh no, not him again...' 😂... Anyway, here goes... While I'm a Glasgow City Centre lad, I now live only a few miles along the road from the crash site, and have seen it a few times. Even now, stories abound... It's taken as a given that the farmer who first came across Hess took what he could from the wreckage before the recovery team appeared, and said booty was eventually sold/ returned for display... My own Dad, a WW2 veteran, was Steward of a nearby golf club in the late 60's, and was fairly conversant with local lore on the subject. Also, and I promise I'll shut up in a minute, my own service, or part of it, was with the Royal Highland Fusiliers, who took their turn on the guarding rota for Hess and Spandau. Unfortunately I never got that duty, but the cover of Le Tissier's book shows the RHF parading there in their tartan trews... And this is my whole point, eventually arrived at: Mark discourses interestingly and intelligently about serous history and events, but there's always that human connection that ordinary Joe's like me totally relate to... Thanks again Dr F, the perfect YouTube channel, and more power to you my friend 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  22304. U do awesome work thank you sir
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  22305. The rear section was on display at Biggin Hill in the late 60s
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  22306. Awesome stuff! Thanks dude!
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  22307. I test my boys on your work dude , magnificent
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  22308. Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing it, Mark.
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  22309. Saw the fuselage at Duxford just yesterday..............
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  22310. Mark Felton= instant like!
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  22311. Keeping us on our toes ….. thanks 🙏 dr mark
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  22312. Very cool video
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  22313. wow, thank you dr felton
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  22314. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  22315. Oddly, I've just came back home from a cycle around Dungavel, and the moor at Eaglesham where he crash landed.
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  22316. I’m probably addicted to YT but let me tell you when I see a recent mark felton post I feel EXCITED
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  22317. Mark Felton....thank you for your video. It was VERY interesting. Hess is an interesting story all unto himself.
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  22318. Tremendous segment thank you Dr. Felton
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  22319. Hearing from Mark is like hearing from an old friend:)
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  22320. Always interesting, thank you.
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  22321. Fascinating stories. Thanks. Glenn
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  22322. Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up for support
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  22323. Another fascinating min-doc 😎
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  22324. Another amazing video
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  22325. Like a Ferrero Rocher Ambassador, 'you are really spoiling us'. Outstanding, as always,
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  22326. Solid Gold stories. Dr. Felton is the real Indiana Jones but cooler. Cheers🇺🇸🍻😎💪🏼
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  22327. Good detailed video.
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  22328. Very good work.
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  22329. Great job keep up the great work!!
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  22330. That was an excellent video
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  22331. German writers of the 1950s and 60s decried these failures to denazify the country. And Mark, a nice little kicker to end with!
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  22332. Felton, you magnificent son of a Bitch, I salute you!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A Yank from Tempe, Arizona. USA.
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  22333. Amazing video...thanks for al the detailed informations !
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  22334. Felton does it again..! Excellect.., cutting edge for the day..!!
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  22335. Mark Felton, you are amazing!!
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  22336. What an excellent video.....absolutely astonishing. Les Griffiths
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  22337. Thrilling indeed. What a wonderful detailed story of this little known Junkers 86. I always thought it was one ugly plane though. lol Great details with lots of supporting images. Great stuff. Please keep them coming Dr. Felton. Best regards from a WW2 aircraft nut.
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  22338. Hi your videos are excellent and full of detail and information
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  22339. I love your channel so very much
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  22340. Thanks Mark for another very interesting story from WW2
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  22341. Superb story - thanks.
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  22342. Fascinating. Thank you. Always something new to learn on your channel.
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  22343. Mark your videos are "adictive" ... always with amazing stories... I watch one , another an another ....
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  22344. Outstanding, well researched content as always! Thanks for your great work!
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  22345. Good Story!
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  22346. Great story as always with Mark. I'm sure you're investigating Pierre Clostermans's episode.
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  22347. Absolutely fascinating story. That bit at the end was something else.
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  22348. Amazing story, it’s always a pleasure 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  22349. Great story Mike, as always. Thumbs up for your chanell, keep up the good work.
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  22350. Excellent as usual
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  22351. Another great video, sir. Thank you so much!
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  22352. Nice film :)
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  22353. I was hoping you'd one day cover the Ju 86P/R, Mark. Excellent clip.
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  22354. How do you find these stories? Unbelievable!!! Keep up the fantastic work Sir!!
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  22355. WoW did not know that...thanks for great video
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  22356. Thanks for uploading this, fascinating. 👍
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  22357. Very enjoyable and informative. Thank you Mark.
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  22358. very interesting video, do one on colchester where you and I are from.
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  22359. They don't like it up em!
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  22360. Mark, thanks once more for another very interesting story.
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  22361. Great piece of aerial military history.......well done Mark
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  22362. Wow. Just riveting. Someone call Hollywood, there's a film in this somewhere.
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  22363. Fascinating!
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  22364. Fantastic story and well presented as always. Thanks.
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  22365. Always the best history content on YouTube 👍🏻
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  22366. Mr. Felton,until I saw this video,I thought the B-29 was the highest flying bomber of ww2.keep up the good work.u videos r above and beyond the call of duty.
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  22367. Another great story. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  22368. Amazing story! One of your best episodes yet, Mark!
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  22369. Your voice is very well suited to documentary narration.
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  22370. Excellent video and story.
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  22371. I love your stories .....good job!1!!! Can Listen all day
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  22372. Fascinating. Keep up the good work.
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  22373. Thank you very much a great story.
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  22374. Great story - thanks
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  22375. great finding channel. !
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  22376. Again, a fascinating piece of little known WW2 history, thank you.👍
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  22377. You are the man Mark Felton,very informative!
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  22378. Awesome thanks!
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  22379. Very interesting, thanks.
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  22380. Great story, thanks for sharing!
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  22381. Superb, as usual. Thanks again.
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  22382. Truly one Of the best videos that you have done. You convey the bravery and tragedy of D-Day as good as anyone could.
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  22383. Outstandig 👍
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  22384. Mark your videos are and you are superb. Keep them coming fella.
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  22385. I loved your appearance in Top Ten Warfare: Weapons, Battles, Leaders.
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  22386. I did not know about this. Very cool.
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  22387. One subtle change I have noticed lately is the inclusion of more footage to give us the “feel” of the situation, this video with the clips with no narration over the footage of the aerial and naval bombardment gives the viewer a small glimpse and helps ones imagination appreciate the undertaking this was. Thanks.
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  22388. Mark i hope you know you have one of the best YouTube channels!
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  22389. My father was in the Canadian army. He was on Juno beach. Sapper served from 44 - 47. His brother Harry was in the artillery in Italy. Thankfully both survived! Love your channel Mark! ❤️🇨🇦
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  22390. Excellent document Mark, another historically accurate vignette to educate the likes of us who thought the whole show was as the accepted wisdom that, it was more , like the films ie a totally american. Good though they are to those who could have little idea of its horror, accuracy is still important and it seems post war That the script ergo then by default becoming historical fact is being written by Hollywood screenwriters. I once had to play the landing sequence in SP RYAN covering an re class as a supply teacher. luckily I had seen it and wondered if the year tens could take it, They were quite lively kids and thought they were going to have a dossy lesson. They came in the room like the bubbly teenagers they were and on leaving were quite subdued and pensive . Certainly made an impression.
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  22391. You should have your own tv show .
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  22392. Probably one of your greatest videos yet. I really enjoy hearing about overlooked/forgotten stories like these. Thank you.
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  22393. I know I've probably commented on this video before, but I need to do what I can to help the channel. Thank you Mark, one day I'll become a patron
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  22394. Man I love your videos dude, seriously top notch you need a million subscribers!
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  22395. Another brilliant video. Well done Mark.
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  22396. Thanks for this. Love your videos!
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  22397. Thanks. Another excellent piece.
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  22398. i love your videos you really know what you are talking about and thats really something rare these days
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  22399. Maybe your best work....
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  22400. Wow another great production Mark ! I learn something every time I click on your channel ! Thank you very much .
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  22401. That was an intense video. Thank you very much.
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  22402. Another great remembrance of ww2. Absolutely great. I solute you for all of us that enjoy your work. 🇺🇸
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  22403. Brilliant, as ever 👍
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  22404. I've got commend you on your choice of opening music - extremely appropriate and supportive of your commentaries.
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  22405. Really great historical video and very interesting, thank you
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  22406. Keep up the great work, love your videos
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  22407. Another cracking video. Thank you!
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  22408. Just wow Mark. Thank You
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  22409. I thoroughly enjoy these videos Mr. Felton.. Thank you for your research and extremely respectful productions
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  22410. Ohh cooll I didnt know about this story....thank youuu!
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  22411. Your videos are very informative about World War II. I like them very much.
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  22412. I love your channel! Thank you!!!
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  22413. Great story Mark, many thanks!
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  22414. Excellent, and always.
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  22415. Again, another bloody marvellous, enlightening vid Mark! Thank You for what you do here..
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  22416. Thanks mark great stuff
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  22417. I was told this by my tour guide last year on my Leger Holidays trip to Normandy, but thanks for the photos and story Mark . Another great video 👍
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  22418. I really love this channel 🙌🏻🙌🏻
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  22419. great story mark ;];];];]
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  22420. I'm sorry I have to comment again this time you really out did yourself Dr Felton with the wonderful long clips of footage...just a great job!
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  22421. Thank you so much Mark for keeping their memory alive
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  22422. Thank you Mark, for another piece of WW2 history that we would not have known about otherwise. D-Day is usually portrayed primarily as an American operation, but there were allies such as Britain, France, Canada, and many other nations taking part, either directly or in support, that seem to be so often overlooked in analysis of that historic event. Please keep these snippets of history coming. We all look forward to them.
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  22423. What an absolutely tremdous channel this is.
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  22424. Wow that was so cool thank you
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  22425. Thank you Mark! I have been a huge fan of your content!!
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  22426. No matter how many times you research this D-day invasion....it is incredibly horrific each time you review this.... especially when folding-in the ever-new detail provided by a Mark Felton production... incredible !!
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  22427. Cant believe i didnt know this channel till now
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  22428. Thank you for this story; your dispassionate coverage is perfect; thank you!! 👍👣
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  22429. Dear Mr. Felton: Excellence is average for your videos. The footage shown, much of which I'd not seen before, went beyond excellence, Sir. When Dr. Felton promises an unknown and important story of D-Day that has largely been overlooked by even the most studied historians...HE DELIVERS! Bravo! Five stars for this would be an understatement.
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  22430. I always learn with a new Mark Felton's video
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  22431. Possibly one of your best presentations to date.
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  22432. Love your research Mark great video as always 👍👍
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  22433. Many thanks for this. Absolutely fascinating.
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  22434. Mark should do a coupe de etat on history channal.
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  22435. History channel indeed,thanks once again Mr.Felton....
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  22436. One of your best. Significant but little known history. Thanks
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  22437. This why I love this channel. Telling stories less known. Plus I have never seen that map before 4:20 thank you
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  22438. You are hitting home runs Mark. Keep it up!
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  22439. Love your content Dr. F
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  22440. Thankyou your vids are a good look at history, both now and then
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  22441. Oh man, im out of short video documentaries to listen to on the way to work! Dr. Felton:
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  22442. Just love your work.
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  22443. I've been watching you since under a million subscribers, and I love your content. Thank you.
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  22444. every story of this series is dam well done just plain old excellent
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  22445. Where the hell do you get all this stuff Mark? Excellent work! Cheers 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  22446. Very interesting video, Mark.
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  22447. Superb work and content!
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  22448. If you want to learn history in truth & in details, then Mark Felton is your Man
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  22449. Dr Felton fantastic research
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  22450. . Hitlers chief secretary. Johanna Wolf, also rejected all interviews and refused to give any information despite being offered large sums of money. Not that she could have known about the very last days as she was sent south on April 21 but having worked for Hitler since 1933 she must have known a lot of things.
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  22451. Gee, old mate, you sure are good at all this stuff.
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  22452. Fantastic Mark, one of your best videos to date.
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  22453. Thanks!
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  22454. Interesting as always 😊
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  22455. Thanks Mark. Excellent video.
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  22456. I love your videos !!! 👍
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  22457. Another superb video! Thank you again.
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  22458. Beast Channel on YouTube! Best videos! Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  22459. Excellent presentation
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  22460. Ive not heard this before very interesting. Thank You for posting
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  22461. Briliant. Well done, Mark.
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  22462. I really love MFP video documentaries. There are few things I like better than to relax and listen to these. Does that make me a history nerd?😊
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  22463. Brilliant and exciting documentary.
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  22464. Very interesting. Excellent presentation.
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  22465. World class content!
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  22466. Fascinating stuff, thank you so much Mark.
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  22467. I guess to flush something down the toilet , you need a proper working water system. As in Berlin those days not much was in a state of function anymore.
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  22468. Another Top-Notch video Dr. Felton......😎
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  22469. A most Fascinating presentation! Many Thanks!
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  22470. Fantastic work Mark.
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  22471. Good stuff 👍
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  22472. Excellent, thanks
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  22473. Its been 39 years since these articles were published....almost as long as the 40 years since the war ended 🤯
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  22474. Good video! Hugs from Brazil!
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  22475. Great video. Thank you.
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  22476. Great story, thank you!
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  22477. Fascinating, I gotta be honest I never gave a lot of thought on this subject (you think about the Hitler last hrs stuff but that’s as far as it goes) but this and the last video were awesome and really made me think more about all the people involved in the end. Thank you .
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  22478. Outstanding!
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  22479. Remember when you were 5000 subs. How times change!
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  22480. wow.....ur amazing Mark! great job
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  22481. Great show Doc!...:)
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  22482. Amazingly interesting story, so well researched and presented here. Thank you very much
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  22483. I love your channel and your intro!
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  22484. Very interesting…..thank you Mr F……..mysterious stuff
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  22485. Wow!!! Thank You, Dr. Felton.
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  22486. Dr Felton’s videos always both educate and challenge you to think.
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  22487. You are a great storyteller
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  22488. Excellent episode. So we’ll made and researched.
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  22489. Thank you Mark, absolutely fascinating history, once again, good evidence and no bull so we can make our minds up.
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  22490. I always feel so much more educated after a Mark Felton video. Cheers. Mark!
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  22491. Ha ha haaaaa! Mate the title KILLED me
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  22492. So interesting thank for this video
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  22493. I was about a mile away when this happened, shook my window
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  22494. The title is hilarious 🤣
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  22495. When electrical cables were being buried on the floor of the English Chanel unexploded munitions from WW2, the Napoleonic period and an Elizabethan cannon ball were discovered.
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  22496. Sad story, but fascinating nonetheless.
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  22497. I see what you did with that the title, Dr. Felton 😏
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  22498. Lived in Exeter at time was one hell of a bang! Police and army underestimated its power and in fact the sand they placed made the explosion worse, was more damage from the big sand squares being flung 100 meters! Than if they had just left damp ground to take explosion
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  22499. I believe a local cheese factory was destroyed by this bomb. All that was left was de brie...
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  22500. I must say that I’m amazed at the number of comments from so-called armchair experts criticising the Royal Logistical Corps and offering their own solutions. The RLC are consummate professionals and have been doing this job for decades so I’m pretty sure they know what they’re doing.
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  22501. That was awesome!
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  22502. Outstanding, Mark :)
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  22503. Your videos are always great, but I really love this one. Thank you!
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  22504. Thank you for another outstanding video. All the research you do is incredible and the number of videos is awesome. FYI, I upped my membership on your Patreon account. I hope that helps. God Bless bro.
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  22505. awesome video thank you
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  22506. Thank you, Mark. Excellent!
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  22507. G'day Mark, There was a period when RAF pilots called this aircraft "The Frightening", and little wonder. I've only spoken to three former Lightning pilots and they all reported a sense that they were "...a part of the aircraft...". Given that, for a long time, the UK was the aviation leader in many aspects, I love it when the Yanks get beaten by aircraft technology not their own. All respect to the USAF, however, we were all 'brothers'. Many people don't like the overall design and look of the Lightning. I have to disagree. It looks totally aggressive just sitting on the flight line. The one engine atop another was a brilliant design feature that not only reduced drag but just looked 'cool'. I strongly doubt that any Russian pilot welcomed the experience of seeing a Lightning, usually way above them.Thanks for this great video! Cheers, BH
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  22508. Great video
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  22509. Very cool, thank you! Your channel is one of very few where I hit Like as soon as the video starts rolling! Excellent stuff every time! 👍😎
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  22510. Lightning was the definitive UK Fighter. Now we've stuck you with these pig F-35. I was at RAF Lakenheath during this in F-111F. There were only two Aircaft we feared at the time.. The BE (ours) and the MiG25, which was kept home mostly in the 80's. Thank you again, Dr. Felton
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  22511. Best history channel on Youtube ... Thank you Mark for all your great work ... Always a pleasure to watch one of your videos
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  22512. I remember as an 11yr old sailing up the north east coast on the way to Berwick upon Tweed and looking out to sea and saying to the old man "dad look at this jet coming towards us " just as he turned to look it past astern about 50 feet above the water and 2 or 300 yards away went vertical for about 10 or 15 seconds half rolled levelled off inverted , rolled again and carried on inland this all happened just north of Amble. That was 1975. I swear I could here it ten minutes later but dad said it was the wind in the rigging. Lol
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  22513. Compare to other stupid channels, your, almost, 500k subs is ridiculously small number...
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  22514. Great video, Brilliant footage of it climbing vertical.
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  22515. You really do manage to find little known bits of history.
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  22516. Amazing aircraft....thank you.
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  22517. Mark. That was trully incredible. Garry Harriman. South Carolina. RAF, 1987-2006. 👍🇺🇸🇬🇧
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  22518. Another great educational video, the English electric lighting was an amazing piece of engineering and, from what I know, luckily never used in anger, or is deterrent anger?
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  22519. Wonderful story. Thanks for bringing this to us.
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  22520. I love your videos bro !
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  22521. English Electric Lightning! Stunning aeroplane. Old enough & lucky enough to have seen them fly at airshows in the 70's&80's. Then got chance to get up close to half a doz venerable 'old ladies' waiting to be scrapped/sold at Cranbrook in late 80's. Great memories. Great video! Thank you for posting!
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  22522. Mark...Great channel! What a ripper of an aircraft!!😍😍😍😲🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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  22523. Thanks Mark , great story .
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  22524. Thanks for these videos. I always learn something from them
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  22525. Thank you so much for this mate
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  22526. Thanks for another interesting and informative video.
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  22527. I cannot, for the very life of me, understand how far we have fallen in military terms I know Tony Blair took an axe to the UK Military, but year on year it goes on, the destruction of our Forces. We in the UK are almost certainly 'the best', but it is disgraceful how our Government has again deliberately made us 'The Few'. Churchill would not approve
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  22528. again you did agood job by pulling out the formidabile Lightning. it was so advanced for it's time and had a performance that was un-matched by almost any fighter of the period with the exception of the SR-71 but that was for a completely different purpose, like the U-2. I find it a shame that the Lightning went out service because it could still hold it's own against modern fighters but it was infamous to have low autonomy. I find very intresting that the iconic Concord was such a difficult to "intercept" as I didn't know! Thanks for sharing and keep on posting....
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  22529. Good Video!!!!!
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  22530. Another awesome video well done mark
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  22531. Thank you Dr.Mark.
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  22532. Another fascinating video about a topic I had honestly never hear of. Good work.
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  22533. No matter the failure of the subject explained, Mark Felton's videos are always a success... ;-)
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  22534. Thanks Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  22535. Another great video Mark!
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  22536. Another fascinating nugget Mark
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  22537. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  22538. Thanks Mark.
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  22539. Thanks Mark, another great episode about something on which I knew nothing. Much appreciated.
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  22540. Keep up the excellent work Mark.....
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  22541. At the time of this comment you have 420k subscribers, nice
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  22542. On Friday afternoon Mark Felton's video is much better than cold beer.
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  22543. love your vids!
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  22544. Awesome thanks 👍
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  22545. Wonderful narration + photos Dr. Mark. ❤tfsharing
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  22546. Fascinating! I was never aware of this. Thank you
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  22547. Thank you Mark Felton Productions for another great documentary!
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  22548. Thanks Mark, enjoyed it immensely
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  22549. Congratulations on your promotion!
    1
  22550. Thanks Mark.
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  22551. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  22552. Everyday is a schoolday with Dr Felton!
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  22553. Keep up this very very good work.
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  22554. Crazy story wonderful vid, well said Mark thanks, mate. :)
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  22555. love this channel. short not full of bullshit....tiny little nuggets of history. thank u
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  22556. Thank you Mark very cool
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  22557. Amazing video! Must be one of the most valuable pieces of land per square foot in the world.
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  22558. Thanks for this video! Excellent stuff
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  22559. Love the endless tidbits this channel offers. Thanks Dr. Felton.
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  22560. excellent video👏🏻👏🏻
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  22561. Where else are you going to find videos like this!! How interesting
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  22562. this was very good
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  22563. Whenever Mark Felton dropes a video I have to stop and watch it
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  22564. Quality and consistency, your channel has them both!
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  22565. Fascinating and Thank You Dr. Felton.
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  22566. Another piece of documentary excellence via the good Dr. !
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  22567. You are second to none Dr. Felton! Superb, as always!
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  22568. Another fantastic video.. Amazing history.
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  22569. Very nice. Thank you.
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  22570. this channel always brings interesting videos
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  22571. Thank you Mark!!!!
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  22572. Thanks
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  22573. I hear that music.... I click like
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  22574. First like!😏 love your content!🍻
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  22575. Thanks!
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  22576. Thanks for putting “ some meat on the bones” of what I knew about the Anzio beachhead.
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  22577. Great video Sir!
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  22578. My Dad was at Anzio US Army 45th Infantry Div Field Artillery
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  22579. A great very interesting video Mr.Mark.Have a good one.
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  22580. Mr Felton, you seem to be on a constant supply of Panzerschokolade, otherwise your current output of quality videos is not explainable.
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  22581. Had no idea. As an awards and medals Enthusiast, this is quite interesting. It's also my kind of design.
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  22582. This is entirely within the logic of classical orders: You are not merely awarded a medal but join a community (like the old chivalric orders). Von Randow founded the order and led the military unit its members joined from, so he pretty much had that position by default.
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  22583. Thanks Doc ! Top Notch As Usual Sir.
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  22584. Thank you Mark, as always very interesting!🙂
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  22585. Thank you for this video.
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  22586. Great stuff ~ thanks Mark
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  22587. Because of you❤️ I don’t watch TV anymore. Thank you🤗
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  22588. Great work Doc. Hope you and your family healthy and safe.
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  22589. Excellent reportage again Mark. I really like the contemporary footage that you manage to assemble. Thanks!
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  22590. Best history vlog on Youtube
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  22591. Wow actual history!
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  22592. Was at work today and I was like I hope a Felton video is out today.
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  22593. better than a documentary these would be cool on tv
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  22594. i always watch documentary about world war II and Korean war but you always manage to teach me new things now and then
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  22595. love your vids
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  22596. Always learn something new from these videos 😎
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  22597. Every time I look at your titles I think there’s no Way. But you always pull through! Thank you for educating us! Stay safe
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  22598. Petition to make Mark a substitute of history channel on tv
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  22599. An other great story Thank you!
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  22600. Mark how does it feel your channel is better than history and discovery combined ?
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  22601. Love the video. Especially learning the history of 195. They were our sister squadron at NAF Atsugi, Japan.
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  22602. Love your programs Mark: Always nice to watch, and very interesting:
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  22603. Excellent Mark! Simply excellent. Thank you Professor.
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  22604. You do treat us, Mark.
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  22605. Great content as usual! Thanks! :)
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  22606. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  22607. Hands down the best channel,on YouTube!!!
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  22608. BEST WAR CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE...!
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  22609. Excellent video Dr felton
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  22610. This is excellent compared to the garbage they try to peddle to us today
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  22611. When I hear Dr. Felton's intro music, I just smile and smile!!!!
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  22612. Thanks Mark
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  22613. Awesome! Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it!!!!
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  22614. Dr. Felton the best of the best!
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  22615. The one channel i press 👍🏼 before the intro tune is over
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  22616. Thank you!!!
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  22617. Strange indeed...Thanks
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  22618. These videos are better than any TV documentary!
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  22619. Excellent video.
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  22620. Love your work Mr Felton. First!
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  22621. Informative video 👍 Nice
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  22622. Wonder full video!
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  22623. Arrgghh! Drawn in, mesmerised, totally engrossed, waiting with bated breath for the climax......only to hear at 18.41 that I have to wait until the next episode?!!? You can't do this Mark! It's wrong! Just wrong!!
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  22624. Excellent
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  22625. Husum, Ladelund, Sandbostel..all locations of concentration camps shown on the maps in this video. Makes the story all the more poignant.
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  22626. Thank you sir
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  22627. Top stuff Mark ..Can,t wait till next episode ..Jim
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  22628. Yea! A long one on Himmler!!! Thanks Mark!
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  22629. Awesome Work Mark, Thanks 👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  22630. Im sending $10.00 right now!
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  22631. Excellent episode
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  22632. You tease you ! Lol . This is like waiting for the next episode of ..." DICK BARTON - SPECIAL AGENT " ! : )
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  22633. Another year and hopefully another million subscribers for you.
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  22634. Thanks . Been looking forward to a new video
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  22635. Superb Forensic level history
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  22636. Vintage Mark Felton, brilliant!!
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  22637. Excellent as always 👍🏾
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  22638. Excellent.
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  22639. Another great upload mark
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  22640. Great informative video as usual,but I must say, when I posted my usual thumbs up,,i noticed four thumbs down!Why would only a loon give a down vote to such an informative video?
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  22641. That was very interesting.
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  22642. GOOD VIDEO!!!!!
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  22643. Very cool information, Mark!
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  22644. Your channel is always a must watch for me. Keep up the good work!
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  22645. love your videos
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  22646. you make the best stuff ever mark.
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  22647. Your voice narration is great.
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  22648. Awesome...Thanks
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  22649. 🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻
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  22650. Thanks for your work.
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  22651. Thank you Mark, great Job. If I was at a Five Star Dinner with friends I have not seen in years, and someone came up and said, "Hey, Mark Felton has a new video up", I would have no choice but to excuse myself from the table and go watch it. 😉😅
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  22652. Wonderful insight , thank you Dr Felton.
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  22653. Great video. A good historical film about this is long overdue. Thanks again Mark.
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  22654. Nicely informative video.
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  22655. Thanks Mark!
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  22656. Another thumbs up!
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  22657. Thanks Professor Felton for this video, a piece of history I was un-familiar with, thank you.
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  22658. These are such amazing stories...thanks!!
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  22659. I just got good news and now a new Mark Felton video. I thank you for this great content my good doctor.
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  22660. Thanks again Dr. Felton, for another excellent historical world war II, video story!
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  22661. Another great video from the Felton one. Congrats on the correct pronunciation of Schenectady.
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  22662. 2:25 $45 million in 1916 is worth about $1.3 billion in 2024.
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  22663. 👍Thanks for video.
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  22664. This was extremely interesting! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  22665. As always, Professor Felton bring to us those amazing histories about WWII. Thank you very much!
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  22666. Thank you Mr. Felton for all the great videos and education!
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  22667. The black shuck . I lived in Cambridge for 20 years . I now live in Wisbech . I always keep a lookout for those bad boys . Thanks for all the posts , so good .
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  22668. Thank you Mark.
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  22669. Love it Mark, Great video!
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  22670. Amazing video!!!!
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  22671. Gave me a honest fright. Good as always, Mark, sir!
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  22672. Always best stories 👍
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  22673. Thank you Mark Felton! You made my Halloween!
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  22674. Good story Mark, never heard this one. Happy Halloween
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  22675. Thank you Dr Mark as always facinating
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  22676. Happy Hall🎃ween ! Thank you for the video.
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  22677. This is a great story. And your analysis is very interesting. Great job!!!
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  22678. Thanks Mark Always Awesome
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  22679. A bit early, but very entertaining indeed. Thanks Mark.
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  22680. Mark, this was a better "Halloween Special" than most actual Halloween Specials...!
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  22681. Dr. Felton, Happy Halloween Sir! 🎃👻
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  22682. yet another well done story sir. Bravo!
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  22683. Great way to get my dose of the best history channel out there but also stay in Halloween spirit! That was a good one sir! Keep up the good work!!!
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  22684. Always Look Forward to Your Videos !! Love The Channel
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  22685. Nothing holds a student's attention like your content. History is brought to the fore by your riveting retelling and art of narration.
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  22686. Fantastic story as always 👌 happy Halloween 🎃 🎃
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  22687. We own a 11 year old Groendale, a def alpha male who's so black that at night you can only see him when he "smiles"! What a great set of teeth they have! He's currently mentoring our 3 year old white German Shepherd - they look like yen & yang, very well mannered & highly intelligent! Great video, had to share with my wife and son, priceless!
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  22688. Best YouTube channel.
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  22689. Brilliant as always, Mark.
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  22690. Spine tingling brilliant narrative
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  22691. What a well told story. I am now a new subscriber and will check out the channel to see what I have missed.
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  22692. Happy hallow's Eve!!!
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  22693. Happy Halloween Mr Felton
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  22694. Mark is what the History Channel should be. Thank you again for a great piece of history!
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  22695. Nice 'lil spin on your marvelous channel, Mark... just in time for the All Hallows Eve festivities that is amongst us... be safe and secure always 👻
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  22696. Class video
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  22697. That was actually pretty creepy! But as usual, informative and again another piece of WW1 history I didn’t know. Thanks Mark.
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  22698. Weekend starts early today! Thanks Dr Felton!
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  22699. Part myth and part fact, I love these kinds of stories. And I can't think of anyone better than Mark Felton to tell them. So curl up by the fireplace with a hot cup of tea and turn the lights down low. "THE DOGS OF WAR" --- unleashed to prey upon the war-weary soldiers of the Great War! ... "THE HELL HOUNDS OF THE MONS" --- Happy Halloween!
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  22700. I live near Mons and went to school there, I've never heard of the "Hell Hound of Mons". So thanks for the trivia!
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  22701. Love it!! Keep Safe and have a good halloween!!!!!
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  22702. A great and creepy story it’s not incompatible with the real facts in this channel. Thanks Mark for another piece of history.
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  22703. Thanks for another great post Mark and Happy Halloween :)
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  22704. Wow what a superb account.
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  22705. HAHAHAHA! Awesome! Happy Halloween, Mark!
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  22706. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  22707. Thank you Dr Felton. This was great
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  22708. Mons is the french spoken name, it's called Bergen in Dutch spoken language... and being Flemish... my family had a Groenendaal when I was young and he was a ferocious beast that scared me to death
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  22709. Well I enjoyed the hell outta this. Happy Halloween everybody!
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  22710. Thank you Mark - happy halloween as we say in the states...
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  22711. Wow very informative. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  22712. Absolutely splendid video, keep up the great work Mark
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  22713. Outstanding tale for Halloween Mark . Your encyclopaedic knowledge never fails to surprise me. Many thanks.
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  22714. As always great work keep it up
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  22715. Happy Halloween Dr.Felton, and thank you for another awesome story!
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  22716. And after watching this, great WW1 historian also.
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  22717. This was amazing!! Thank you!
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  22718. Scary! Happy Halloween👻
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  22719. Fascinating as always Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  22720. Happy Halloween Mark. Good job.
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  22721. Thought provoking as always. I especially enjoy the Felton Halloween Special each October! Great work, Dr.Felton!!
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  22722. Awesome video
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  22723. You make Amazing videos
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  22724. Thank you Dr Felton, very interesting and entertaining.
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  22725. One of my favorite YouTube channels ever. I love your work mark!
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  22726. Mark you and your work are minor miracles happening right now in this world which is full of misery. Thanks again
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  22727. Happy Halloween to you as well Sir Mark. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  22728. Happy Halloween Dr. Felton. Hope you and yours are well
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  22729. 🎃🎃Happy Halloween🎃🎃
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  22730. 🎃👻💀 Happy Halloween 🎃⚰💀👻
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  22731. Thank you, Mark...I like your videos....God Bless.
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  22732. Nana's wearing Hitler's cloak again.
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  22733. Thanks Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos !! Great Story !!👍😂
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  22734. Mark, I am an avid follower of yours, but the 45th Infantry Division Musuem, is in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, not Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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  22735. Always expect the unexpected with Dr. Mark.
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  22736. Not necessarily, as was explained in the video that cloaks went back many years. Palpatine's cloak was also hooded, which suggests a more common traveling cloak from centuries past.
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  22737. All I found in my grandfather's attic, was a box of painted lead bars with German WWII symbols and serial numbers. 😪
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  22738. ❤ Mark Felton 🇬🇧
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  22739. AMAZING CHANNEL! THANKS MARK!
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  22740. A great video. ¡Thank you Professor!
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  22741. Incorrect Mark. You've forgotten that Kim Il-sung is the "Eternal President of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea". Liz will have a hard time outliving the necrocracy.
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  22742. Thanks for the short video 👍I luv my history,,,,just learned a bit more of The Queen 👍
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  22743. Such a timely and touching report! Thank you very much.
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  22744. Spiffing! Thanks Mark.
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  22745. Nice video, Mark, particularly with the Platinum Jubilee celebrations coming up next month.
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  22746. Great Video!
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  22747. MARK FOR PRESIDENT
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  22748. Outstanding historical info thank you Mark
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  22749. Awesome video
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  22750. At the airport, listening to mark and burning time. This trip isn't so bad after all.
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  22751. 👍
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  22752. Really good work 👌thanks for that . Hey from Germany 🇩🇪
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  22753. Thank you!!!!
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  22754. Another great and informative video.
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  22755. Awesome! Thanks.
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  22756. Thank you Dr. Felton another wonderful production!
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  22757. Another awesome video
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  22758. Great work as always Sir!! Thank you very much 😊👍
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  22759. Very informative, Coach
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  22760. Thank you...Mark
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  22761. Love your videos Mark
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  22762. This is the best thing I ever saw.
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  22763. Oooo, new video.
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  22764. Very interesting. Thanks.
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  22765. Great film,. as usual Mark!
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  22766. Ahhhhh. Another Felton video, I love it.
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  22767. Great Documentary Mark
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  22768. I guess all those years of history classes were a waste. I've learned more here than I ever did in school. So many half-truths and inaccuracies.
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  22769. Yay...just what I need for a Saturday morning 👍👋👋
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  22770. We don't deserve Mark Felton, at all
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  22771. Great stuff!
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  22772. thanks for your work!
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  22773. Mark, you are the Man!
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  22774. Thank You Mr. Felton . Wish I could send a cashiers check or a postal money order . All the best .
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  22775. Thanks for good history upload Mark..keep it up!
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  22776. I love your videos, you find obscure subjects that are very interesting and nobody else is covering these stories
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  22777. alright those dislikes got to go whats to dislike about this man knowledge
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  22778. This video is way better than The so called History Channel.
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  22779. Ha! Made it in under the 100 mark!! Al-loo-min-ee-um!
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  22780. Thanks Mark
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  22781. Netflix should hire Dr. Mark Felton.
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  22782. Your videos of these stories are fascinating as always nice job mark you’re a pal (thanks) best regards Nikita
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  22783. Thanks for info 👍
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  22784. Mark always lookin like a snacc in the intros 🙈
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  22785. After the first video that I heard Dr Mark say “as the Americans say, alooooominum”, I felt obliged to check the dictionary. Yes! There are 2 spellings. Aluminium as the Brits say, and aloooooominum as the Americans say. Thank you Dr. Felton!!
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  22786. How can you down vote this??? Just wow.
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  22787. As always a quality presentation nice one Mark
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  22788. I love your voice sir. Id love to hear your voice doing more hour long segments on WW2. You are an expert with a very calming, informative voice. Wish you were my history teachet in high school. Now, you are my history teacher
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  22789. Another great in-depth research of former Nazi inner circle - great job Dr Felton thanks for sharing!
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  22790. New Mark Felton video? I am speed
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  22791. Very good!🇧🇷🇧🇷👁️👁️🇧🇷🇧🇷
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  22792. Mark Felton s channel is the only channel that is historically accurate and deserves high credit for his non bias reporting.kudos to Mr Felton
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  22793. Very interesting Thanks for uploading
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  22794. Mark doesn't do iffy videos. Another masterclass history doc'. Well done!.
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  22795. I very much enjoy your videos Mark, keep em coming!
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  22796. Nice vid!
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  22797. The number 1 channel for ww2 video's. Keep it coming.
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  22798. This is awesome! I live for your videos Mark!
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  22799. Mark you are ausome
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  22800. I love these. Keep em coming
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  22801. Dr. Mark Felton for Prime Minister, I luuuurve this channel!
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  22802. As usual a wonderful presentation.
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  22803. A Mark Felton video mid week dont mind if I do! Thanks Mark!
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  22804. I did not realize how much this would interest me. Fantastic video!
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  22805. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
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  22806. Fabulous narration. You’ve a great channel .
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  22807. Thanks so much
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  22808. Mark is awesome:))
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  22809. Thanks for the upload Mark .
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  22810. Love Mark Felton productions!
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  22811. I don't even wait until after the intro to hit the like button. I know every time I click on one of your videos, that I will be met with the finest of content YouTube has to offer.
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  22812. Your videos are excellent, fascinating. Thank you.
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  22813. Cheers for the content constantly love it
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  22814. Your content is excellent Dr. Felton!
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  22815. Such a clear narration voice. Information delivered concisely. It is also great to listen to documentaries without the overly-emotional music the American documentarians seem to insist upon. I don't need to be told how to feel about the subject at hand! I'll decide my own emotional reaction, thank you, as an individual sentient human being.
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  22816. Another great video.
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  22817. Your stories are always interesting. Good narration.
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  22818. If you appreciate this channel like I do, send Mark a few $$, pounds, sheckles, or Euro's (or whatever money you use) I'm sure it helps him put out the content we all love to see.
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  22819. Thanks Mark!
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  22820. Interesting but let’s hear more about him. Sir Mark. You never disappoint it’s about time for another donation for your channel. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  22821. Always top notch Mark! 👍👍
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  22822. Mark Felton, great content you have. So much appreciated!
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  22823. As again, great little documentary about a subject not generally spoken of in our history books. This channel is worth millions.
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  22824. Another great history footnote, thanks so much.
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  22825. Your videos are always amazing 👏
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  22826. Excellent-----thnks
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  22827. Have watch your channel since the start thank you for all your hard work making these vids it is so much appreciated.❤
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  22828. Thank you Dr. Felton. Your right, this piece of history did not get that much attention. 😁
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  22829. Interesting history almost unknown! Thanks
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  22830. Another interesting topic. I know the English and Canadians faced stiff opposition, but didn't realise many were from naval units. So on my motto "everyday is a learning day" has been attained today. Many thanks, I eagerly await more of these brilliant stories.
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  22831. Another mighty presentation... Thanks...
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  22832. Always interesting. Always detailed and incisive. I really appreciate your work in bringing this history to the surface. Thanks.
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  22833. Another fascinating account Dr Felton. Many thanks 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  22834. Excellent video Doctor Felton!
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  22835. Your German pronunciation, which was already good, has improved significantly.
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  22836. Thanks!
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  22837. This video gets a gold stamp of approval 👍
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  22838. 43 people must sit on their tastes and over 40,000 viewers are looking for the love button. Damn it there isn't one but this is one channel that needs it. I am not comfortable with just liking but that is the only viable option. As usual another high class presentation from Mark Felton Productions. Thank you.
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  22839. Boys we struck gold Mark Felton Productions uploaded another video.
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  22840. I found some gold and it was this channel !
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  22841. very intresting thanks
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  22842. Fantastic work mark!
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  22843. Mark is just amazing
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  22844. i love your videos about the years right after the war so much
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  22845. Unbelievable channel
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  22846. Interesting video mark 👍
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  22847. Sooooooooooo interesting!
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  22848. Thanks! History is important. You do it so well.
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  22849. The History channel has a very good series of Lost gold of the world war 2 Program. but i think Dr Mark Felton programs are much better presented..
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  22850. You're wealth of knowledge and fascinating little known WW2 stories is always humbling Dr. Felton. Bravo Zulu from the US Navy (Ret)
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  22851. Another amazeing video keep it up mark
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  22852. What gold in WWII or gold about WWII that is courtesy of Dr. Felton.
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  22853. I love you Mark. Thanks for all these historical tidbits. you rock. can I ask! what is your nationality?
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  22854. Forget the history channel this is awesome, thx Mark
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  22855. Cmon boys we can get mark to 1mil
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  22856. A new Mark Felton video? A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
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  22857. Yesssss. A new Mark Felton video.......
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  22858. Noticed notification of a new episode by Mark, started watching, then the wife shouted from downstairs 'Dinner's ready!' Me: 'I'll be down in a minute', meaning about 8 minutes, in my time zone. 'What took you so long?' she asks.......'Sorry I was watching Mark Felton's channel.'.....:) Women don't understand priorities....:)
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  22859. Im from the ph and if you want more information bout the Yamashita treasure I could help. Btw love your videos 🤩
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  22860. Mark, I must say that you are one of the best. I had no idea the weapons featured here went to Nam. Every time you upload my mind is blown once again. Danke
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  22861. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  22862. Thank you for video sir
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  22863. Very interesting topic. Thanks!
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  22864. Always interesting, thank you.
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  22865. Another insight. Great stuff Mark.
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  22866. you did it once again sir
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  22867. Love this channel
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  22868. My brother brought home a 7mm Remington Rolling Block, leftover from some colonial army.
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  22869. its also important to note that thier were thousands of copies of the c96 Mauser pistol made in china prior to ww2 and some copies took a (.45 ACP) like the Shanxi Type 17 making their ammo compatible with the standard-issue American sidearm the colt 1911
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  22870. Very cool video
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  22871. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  22872. I actually own one of those vietnam Mausers. Its cool to own such history.
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  22873. Beltin' Felton with another slice of obscure, War History!
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  22874. This title is extremely intriguing 👍
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  22875. Hitler to Himmler "keep your chin up Heinrich"! Himmler ?
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  22876. It's always a pleasure to watch Dr Feltons videos. If you agree please donate a few $$ towards the cause. I do, It's well worth it.
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  22877. Thanks!
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  22878. Another interesting video. Thanks.
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  22879. Fascinating video, thank you Dr Felton!
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  22880. The 1937 Mercedes 230 Staff car @7:27 is no longer active in The Netherlands according to the Dutch vehicle authority the car has been exported.
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  22881. Just love your videos 😊
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  22882. Apart from the presentation, another commendable aspect of Dr Felton' s videos is the stimulus it creates to produce the comments, revealing "Hidden" depths of knowledge (History) and debate that would otherwise silently disappear into the past and lost to a wider audience.
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  22883. Outstanding video and presentation
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  22884. This channel is the goat
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  22885. Thank you for video sir
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  22886. This channel resurrected my love for history. Now I can't get enough.
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  22887. Thank you mark!!
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  22888. Presentation is top notch, great channel.
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  22889. Another great video mark thank you 😀
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  22890. Great content as always
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  22891. I can't afford an fancy skincare products, sorry, but I'll continue to support the channel any other way I can.
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  22892. Dr. Felton already did a vid on Churchill's plane.
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  22893. Watched this while having a breakfast. Great video as always Dr. Felton.
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  22894. Another great video. Thanks.
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  22895. Watchd every one of your videos chum well done with all. Hope I get a like from this haha
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  22896. Very interesting.
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  22897. Interesting stuff! Thanks Mark.
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  22898. Hello Mark, your skin has never looked lovelier
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  22899. Using regular military aircraft for transport for leaders in WWII Japan proved somewhat of a problem for Isoroku Yamamoto. You could say it ultimately led to his downfall. Sorry for being somewhat cheeky and absolutely unfunny, but please forgive me. I've been awake for far too many hours at this point and my judgement tends to deteriorate proportionately. Thank you once again for your wonderful content. Your ability to convey many different aspects of history without ever being boring is to be respected. To me learning history is very important, especially in these times, so people can understand certain historical events in order to avoid making the same mistakes, That old saying is still relevant. Maybe now more than ever. I certainly appreciate your work and want to thank you (again) Dr. Felton.
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  22900. Greetings from Türkiye. We love your videos very much. Wish you continued success.
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  22901. Your the Best British Historian
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  22902. Hi great vid as always born sept 73 lived in hayes west london i may get the time line mixed up its a long time 1st time i heard a bomb is when raf uxbridge canteen blew up as we ie me and my dad driving by then years later the bbc ... ealing broadway twice .then manchester cira 94 ish not as close as you but scary all the same thanks again mark....
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  22903. Happy you brought up 9/11. Living in a protected country and time where attacks such as those are uncommon, it does bring into light just how badly things were back then. Mad respect to you and your country Mister Felton
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  22904. My last posting was roman way bks, I discharged early may '89.
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  22905. Interestingly, I was just discussing the topic of the IRA, the troubles, bombings, etc with my adult children earlier this week.
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  22906. Always interesting, thank you.
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  22907. Mark is the type of guy to make a video about what it was like when he was on the Titanic during it's sinking and his experience in Dealey Plaza during the ASSASSINATION of JFK.
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  22908. Fascinating video. As a life long Colcestrian this brought back vivid memories of that time and those familiar locations. Thank you for the section on Andy Mudd who, despite his terrible injuries, went on to achieve so much. Thank you.
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  22909. I was in the Royal Marine Reserves just doing my 1st six months training at lympston coming from Scotland, when we received news of the bombing at the base in Deal . It was a sad day 😞
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  22910. I left school in 1989 so I am a similar age to you Mark, I remember getting off a train at Victora Train station when an IRA bomb went off in a rubbish bin some distance away but I remember feeling the shock wave, back in the 70s 80s it was expected and common in and around London.
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  22911. Thanks for sharing your personal connection to this time in Britain
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  22912. I was working in a house in Cambrai Rd that Saturday dealing with a gas escape when the bomb went off.
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  22913. I was stationed in Colchester 89 to 96 but on an operational tour in NI (S Armagh Aug 89 to Jan 90) when this happened. My platoon Sergeant lived on that road and literally a few doors up from the bomb. We were out on a patrol when he got a message through on the radio that there had been a car bomb in Colchester, wasn't until we got back to camp a few days later that he found out it was so close to his home and family.
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  22914. Very interesting for you to share. Thank you.
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  22915. Thanks Dr. Mark! Another fascinating history lesson especially with a personal connection! Many thanks for posting!
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  22916. My Dad worked at one building one weekend in London painting, he spoke to the security guard. Following weekend the building was bombed and the guard was killed, Mum hated that Dad traveled to London everyday to work because of the bomb threats.
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  22917. If a friend of mine had got married a week later I would probably be dead. We went on a pub crawl for his stag night in Birmingham City centre including the two pubs destroyed by the IRA. I
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  22918. Thank God you had passed that area earlier, by just sheer luck, paths of life can be a strange bedfellow. Always informative, well documented, documentaries. Thank You.
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  22919. I was 18 and at work when I heard the explosion in Colchester 1989.
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  22920. Tragic. They obviously improved safety at the barracks, as a few years later my wife visited her sister there, she had to check her car with a mirror before leaving.
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  22921. Very interesting, Mark, thank you!
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  22922. We share the experience of living in Colchester, though during different eras.
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  22923. Every Guard Mount we did, or other ceremonial occasion, we had frequency blockers deployed to stop radio controlled devices being remotely detonated- we lived with the literally ever constant threat of terrorism.
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  22924. I was very close at 2 of the bombs the IRA detonated on the Monday 04 October 1993, I was living at the YMCA and both bomb blasted the front windows of the YMCA!
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  22925. I'm an Old Colcestrian myself. About 10 years before this, one Saturday I was in Liverpool for an Everton home game. I did some post-match window shopping in the big multi-storey shopping centre on the town centre before catching the train home. I saw a headline in the evening papers that the shopping centre gad been hit by a bomb. I realised that I must gave only feet from where the explosion occurred. That was the closest I' ve.been to a bomb and don't ever want to get any closer.
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  22926. I was born in Colchester in 83. I remember as a young kid, must've been the early 90s that Boots was taped off due to a bomb threat. Like you say, at the time it was something that just happened and you didn't really think about it. Now, as a 40 year old this video reminded me of that day. Anyone that knows that place and how busy it used to be on a Saturday lunch time, well, if a bomb had detonated there would've been fatalities without a doubt.
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  22927. My father worked in Knightsbridge ! He told me about a letter bomb killing someone at the Collier House !! Just thought I'd share ! 👍
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  22928. I heard that go off 8 miles away on that Saturday morning.
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  22929. Very interesting story Mark, thank you for sharing.
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  22930. I had not long left the Army at the time and remember this, I used to live in Lordswood Road, not that far from where the incident occurred.
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  22931. My step father and mother were in Colchester then he was in the army. I remember that bomb .
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  22932. I was within 100M Regent’s Park bombing 1982, seven bandsmen of the Royal Green Jackets were killed during the attack. Also, not IRA related but gang violence, across the road from bombing in the Swedish town of Linkoping 2019 blew out my apartment windows.
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  22933. My parents were in the British Army, well my mum was until she announced her engagement. My dad checked the car each time that it became the norm. As a child the full reasons never really sank in. It wasn't until we emigrated to Australia he ceased doing it. I knew he worked in ciphers, but till the day he died he never told me exactly what - just used to nod and say "if only you knew". RIP Dad
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  22934. It's terrifying how quickly we forget living through this, I shopped in London the day before the same area was bombed and joined the police force the year after Park Street was bombed. Like you say, we just lived with it.
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  22935. Thanks!
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  22936. Always good to watch and very interesting and in depth
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  22937. yes this is the new history channel
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  22938. Dr. Felton consistently has excellent material. Nicely done!
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  22939. This is History Channel before aliens, storage rooms, cars, and pawn shops arrived. Thank you!
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  22940. I ahh yes! Another great Mark Felton video
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  22941. This the first time I will not be late to work because I just off of work this time today.
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  22942. Really good videos. Keep up the good work!
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  22943. Top notch documentaries from this guy
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  22944. Thank you so much for all of your hard work!
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  22945. Nice video with clear explaining of this historical events in this video thanks for sending
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  22946. Nice history video with clearly explaining 👍
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  22947. By far the best mini docs on youtube.. big fan mark Felton keep it up
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  22948. Good morning Mark! Thanks for yet another awesome episode.
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  22949. Excellent video of D-Day
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  22950. Very interesting thank you again for your dedication to presenting history in how it unfeld
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  22951. Get it on!!! Mark Felton productions video....time to learn☺☺☺☺☺
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  22952. why can’t mark be all our teachers? 😔
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  22953. Great video as always, Mark!
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  22954. Good video, keep up the good work.
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  22955. Best history channel in yt!
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  22956. Good stuff once again.
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  22957.  @steveholmes5207  yeah you are right. I've been a fan of his channel even before he reached 10k subscribers. Notice me senpai 😂
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  22958. Mark Felton setting the tone for the perfect day with a video we can watch while having our breakfast.
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  22959. Thank you, Mark - your channel is a treasure.
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  22960. He will do one day but most of his video's get 1000.s of views so can't round to everyone everyday
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  22961. Awesome indeed.
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  22962. Just 45 minutes, 12k viewers...thanks for quality channel.
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  22963. You sure do narrate well Mark.
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  22964. the intro is so intense.
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  22965. Excellent
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  22966. Great vid 👌
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  22967. Thanks!
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  22968. Many thanks for your job and documentation!
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  22969. Excellent commentary. Thank you.
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  22970. Good stuff, thank you
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  22971. Probably the most interesting video ive seen yet of yours
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  22972. Love your mini-docs. Thanks!
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  22973. Love your video format.
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  22974. Sir Mark Felton you are AMAZING!
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  22975. Jesus Mark, are you tryung to get me in to trouble with the other half. Cup of tea for us both and now I can watch this. Great content as always. Maybe a bit to early for a cheers all.
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  22976. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  22977. I am a simple man. I see a new Mark Felton video and I click on it.
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  22978. A real gem this one, had to pause every few seconds to research it myself! An incredible story.
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  22979. When first time visiting the by then newly opened Peenemunde Research Station, among the rather few items they had a Death Mask of an Officer, who had died from an accident close to the Station!
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  22980. Excellent and very fair.
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  22981. Held in my hands the Death Mask of Saint sir Thomas Moore.
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  22982. Fascinating content as usual, thanks for uploading and all of your time spent researching for your videos.
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  22983. It’s worth noting that the Japanese Navy used a series of contract Mauser rifles to make up small arms shortfall in 1937-38, these being the K98k, Standardmodell, and VZ. 24. There were also numerous other German-copied aircraft weapons, such as the Type 97/1 copies of the MG15. Re: the Chrysanthemum, it was applied to the foreign rifles used for service from 1874-1880s, but not thereafter. It’s also notable that many of the captured Dutch weapons stayed in ex-KNIL hands when they were rearmed as Heiho and Giyugun auxiliaries, including the famous Pembelah Tanah Air.
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  22984. That was a nice Father’s Day surprise thank you , happy Father’s Day
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  22985. Mark Felton - Historian WWII #1
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  22986. To say Dr Felton is replete with knowledge of the 2 wars is an understatement. Wow! That was a great video!
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  22987. Thank you again for precious information only Dr felton can produce
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  22988. Thanks for sharing this very interesting video Dr Felton!
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  22989. Very informative
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  22990. My uncle was in Carlson's Raiders! However, that is not him in Dr. Felton's video.
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  22991. Really love your videos!
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  22992. Let the people should enjoy your series like this about ww1 as well because you are a unbelievable historian
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  22993. I didn't skip the ad ...because Mark Felton was narrating it.
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  22994. I watch your videos everyday, they are great.
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  22995. Thank you, Mark, for wonderful, ideology free account of WW2.
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  22996. Just amazing content.even better than some historical documentaries.
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  22997. Excellent episode Thanks Mark 😎👍🤝
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  22998. excellent vid mate, as always. Cheers.
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  22999. This channel is fantastic I could watch hours of it come on history channel sign this guy up
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  23000. Love this channel 🇬🇧
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  23001. An hour and an already 18,000 views beautiful
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  23002. what an amazing video!
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  23003. Your videos are amazing.
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  23004. wonderful content. happy someone is still making ww2 documentaries.
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  23005. Excellent video, Mark. I just learnt about this story, it’s something incredible.
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  23006. Brilliant as always !!!
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  23007. Das ist sehr gut, herr Felton.
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  23008. Brilliant Mark. Your story telling is amazing.
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  23009. Great video
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  23010. Very well done. Thank you Mark!
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  23011. Great Information. Thanks
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  23012. Amazing. Love listening to your documentarys!
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  23013. Really informative. Brilliant
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  23014. Just when I’m scouring YouTube for some ww2 videos I haven’t see. Already. 😁
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  23015. Excellent! Thank you.
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  23016. Love these videos
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  23017. Thanks Mark for more great stuff cheers 🥂
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  23018. Another quality video....
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  23019. Greetings from Linz. Nibelungen bridge is not the only building remaining from the Nazi times. The bridge head buildings, now housing the art university were part of Speer's plan. The granite came from Mauthausen and Gusen. There is also lots of social housing, still used as that. Fast forward to more recent years, they even built their grand new theater exactly where Speer had proposed it. Those plans for Linz and what became of them would be a good topic for a video, I think.
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  23020. Tes vidéos sont très intéressantes, merci !
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  23021. Brilliant as always Dr Felton.
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  23022. Thank You Dr.Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos ..
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  23023. that thumbnail had me like WHA?!?!?! lol based
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  23024. Very interesting , l never knew this , thank you .
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  23025. Fascinating history. Thank you very much.
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  23026. Very cool episode
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  23027. Excellent channel 👍 Thanks Mark, always so interesting 💯💯💯
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  23028. Ok. Now, how about putting on a kimono and pouring some tea? Pretty cheeky, old boy. Thank you, for bringing smiles and information!
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  23029. Thanks!
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  23030. Awesome video.
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  23031. Now that is skull diggery indeed
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  23032. Thanks!
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  23033. Thanks!
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  23034. ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT KEEP IT UP
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  23035. Thanks!
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  23036. The dramatic music near the end made me jump 😅
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  23037. I appreciate the manner in which the case is presented without hyperbole.
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  23038. Omg this is amazing!!! The best channel on the internet ❤
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  23039. Thanks
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  23040. Excellent,have listened to all four episodes at least twice,can’t wait till next week.
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  23041. So cool , thanks Dr. Felton.
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  23042. Very informative and thought provoking.
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  23043. Fascinating, to say the least! Talk about a "cliffhanger", Dr. Felton 👍
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  23044. Thanks
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  23045. Well, we know one thing for sure. Hitler's gran was a slut.
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  23046. Another top vid Mark on one of my favourite subjects 👍
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  23047. Seen a few of them used by Iraqi police in 2007
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  23048. Good work Mark...greetings from Argentina .
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  23049. Nice video
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  23050. Great video Mark!
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  23051. Awesome report!!
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  23052. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  23053. Thank you for another excellent vignette.
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  23054. Thanks for putting context to these photos I’ve been seeing for years.
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  23055. Glad to hear your voice is on its way back to normal.
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  23056. Watch the end of the video.
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  23057. Excellent channel
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  23058. Terrible terrible story and I had never heard of it. Thanks for bringing the attention to these lost souls. Prayers to them.
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  23059. How scary! 😱 Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  23060. This is awful. Thanks for putting this tragedy in the spotlight 👍🇬🇧
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  23061. Halloween,every year you never fail us Sir.
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  23062. Dr. Felton gives us something new as in the case of the Cape San Juan. Thanks for this very interesting and tragic tale.
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  23063. Very good story, little heard of...
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  23064. Thank you for bringing this to light!
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  23065. Happy Halloween to you and yours also Mark, and thanks for the excellent content!!:face-orange-biting-nails:
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  23066. Unless they were looking off the stern as departing. Oh, I see. --sheepish in SF.
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  23067. Well Damn Dr. Felton I was going to the South Pacific but then you just had to go and tell this one. Of course if I don’t hear the music I’m ok. Happy Halloween Y’all. SSgt B
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  23068. Mark Felton never disappoints
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  23069. You never cease to impress! Once again, we're learning about something fascinating (albeit horrific) that has been over looked by "History" writ large. Thanks again, Mark
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  23070. Usually sighted while Spear Fishing around S Fla. More than two , it's time to leave & since a child I've heard horror stories of unfortunate ppl that didn't make it, crossing the Fla. Straights .
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  23071. This is indeed a horrible story. I t must have been an awful experience. Thanks for showing though, Mark, it's important to maintain perspective.
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  23072. Well again I can say, I didn't know that Mark Felton Productions! Thank you Dr Felton!
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  23073. Incredible ! Thanks again for another great video 😃
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  23074. wow, never heard of these. great documentary sir
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  23075. Slight error by Mark. Mr & Mrs Gill of Victoria Rd Clacton, as it says on the memorial plaque were the First British civilians killed by enemy action ON THE BRITISH MAINLAND during WW2. The first British civilian casualty inflicted by the luftwaffe occured about one month earlier in the Orkney Islands on 16th March 1940 during a luftwaffe attack on the RN anchorage at Scapa Flow, when German bombs hit cottages near the junction of the A965 & A964 near Stenness, killing a 27 year-old County Council employee, James Isbister (luckily, his wife, baby son, and the elderly neighbour James was endeavouring to rescue from her adjacent bombed cottage all survived).
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  23076. Thanks for your video Dr. Felton. Keep em coming!
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  23077. They blew it up in Situ? Why didn’t they blow it up in Exeter?
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  23078. I wish my teachers in Highschool presented your videos more. I really love them!
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  23079. Thanks!
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  23080. Fresh new upload from Professor Felton. Just in-time for my lunch break.
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  23081. ..really appreciated hard work...... well-done Mark.
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  23082. Mark knocking out another belter
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  23083. Amazing video Mark!
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  23084. Mark you are a 💎 ❤
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  23085. Marks intro is the best. Looking like a f×€king Rockstar!
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  23086. Just £contributed to your running costs and as a thank you for the quality and comprehensiveness you always seem to achieve in your excellent content. Thank you! C'ant wait for more!
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  23087. Thanks very much..!
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  23088. Amazing content as always
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  23089. And again, I press like on a Mark Felton video before I even watched it 🤣
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  23090. I am constantly impressed by your objectivity on this difficult topic.
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  23091. 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  23092. As always excellent work Mr. Felton!!! I've learned so much more then I ever did in school!! Thank you!!
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  23093. Thank you again Mark. Excellent material, superbly presented.
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  23094. Excellent video, thank you- super interesting.
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  23095. Amazing footage and as always great context!❤️🇨🇦
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  23096. Thank you for your knowledge. YOU fill in the gaps of my fathers and grandfathers memories. Father WW2. Grandfather WW1,1st Boer war, Boxer Rebellion and last year of the 2nd Boer.👍👍❤
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  23097. Thx a lot for this vid!
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  23098. Thanks again for posting your clay target pic. 👍
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  23099. I love your videos
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  23100. You make my day a bit happier when you post. Have a good day :)
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  23101. Finally a proper video about WWI Hitler
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  23102. Great work as always Mark
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  23103. In 13 minutes I learn more about a topic than some of these documentaries year cover the same topic in 60.
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  23104. ANOTHER great video bud. Right on man 👍👍👍👍👍
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  23105. Thanks!
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  23106. Happy Friday to you Dr. M hope you've had a good week and have a great weekend 😀
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  23107. Your videos are so great and your narration is #1.
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  23108. Awesome vid!
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  23109. Another banger Mark, good effort.
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  23110. I climbed down the cliffs at Les Landes in 2001 and took some pics of the guns. There seemed to be more peripheral stuff there then, wheels, chassis and frames, armour shields etc. have they rusted away or been recovered? The solid tyres were like brand new.
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  23111. Epic video, thanks Mark.
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  23112. I now have some new travel plans in mind thank you Dr.Felton!
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  23113. Thank you Dr Felton for the video 👍👊👌😎 keep it up 👍 .
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  23114. Another great video, Dr. Felton!
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  23115. Supposed to say hit like as soon as I saw Dr. Felton’s name, but I typed to fast and proofread after hitting post!
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  23116. Thanks!
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  23117. Thanks!
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  23118. @MarkFeltonProductions >>> 👍👍
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  23119. I had heard of this front but only in passing/glossed over. Thanks for the real history and a great homage to those guys caught between a rock and a hard place.
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  23120. nice mark
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  23121. Many thanks Dr. Cheers from Nicaragua!
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  23122. When Mr Felton says he is deadly serious you know that things are going to be fascinating
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  23123. Wow Mark never ceases to amaze me with these gems he digs up
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  23124. MF Productions is so amazing.
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  23125. Absolutely fantastic documentary!!! Thanks again Dr. Felton for all your great work!!!
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  23126. Velly interesting!!!
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  23127. You must have 1 million subscribers, Mark, cause this channel is good for history lessons for kids just like in the schools
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  23128. Great stuff Mark
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  23129. You still manage to teach me new things
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  23130. never heard of this. great info and photos.
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  23131. fascinating
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  23132. The story of the stateless refugees in China has always fascinated me, but this is the first I learned of this development. I'm familiar with the situation in Shanghai up to the Fourth Marines withdrawal. Thanks for filling in some of the blanks. As always, well done.
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  23133. You choose some really interesting topics, well done
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  23134. Brilliant. What differentiates between this channel and others is the small stories of lesser known events that add a whole layer of complexity and intrigue to what appeared to be a straightforward war between the Western Allies, Soviet Union and Japan. Excellent to learn of the many nuances and oddities.
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  23135. Another great episode. Always interesting and always insightful regarding a little known aspect of a military unit in the Imperial Japanese Army that to now I had no idea existed. Well done Mark on another great episode bring history to life.
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  23136. Truely fascinating !
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  23137. What a story! I had no idea this occurred. Well done, sir.
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  23138. Wonderful
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  23139. Wow! Thank you for your work Mr. Felton!
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  23140. I love these videos so so interesting. Thanks for the upload
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  23141. very interesting and tragic
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  23142. Very Nice , Your voice sounds like the Voice use in video editing like the robots ones
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  23143. Very interesting
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  23144. Incredible video. Thank you!
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  23145. Fascinating, Mark!!!
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  23146. That was fantastic, never knew about that, excellent job Mark.
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  23147. Fascinating!
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  23148. As a Russian myself I knew that former White forces have joined countless Chinese warlords and fought for them (they were real white combat veterans) but this story was completely unknown to me. Thank you. A bit unexpected place to find out somethig new about my "соотечественниках".
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  23149. This is very well fascinating research Mark Felton
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  23150. What an excellent channel...
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  23151. Very interesting story I never knew happened. Thanks.
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  23152. Mark felton strikes again
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  23153. Excellent history, Mark. It's always good to fill in the blanks.
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  23154. yet another thing i didnt know about
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  23155. Excellent Doc. Very good research.
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  23156. Another goodie! You know, these stories really do stick in the mind - a great choice of material (where do you find them?!) and well told.
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  23157. Mark, I'm sure I'm not alone in this, but your videos should stand, as is, as an integral part of Modern History teaching. Well presented, incisive and accurate. Cheers mate 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  23158. Great job like always.
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  23159. Thanks a lot for sharing them. Success for your channel
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  23160. Goebbels even looked like a storybook villain. What a piece of trash. MFP, an amazing job as always. Definitely earning the Patreon donations with your outstanding videos.
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  23161. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✊👍✋👌
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  23162. Great video extremely interesting
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  23163. congrats on 500k mark!
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  23164. One of your best Mark...
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  23165. This was lots of fun, Mark.
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  23166. Cool video thanks 🫶🏻
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  23167. We're very grateful to you Mark sir for this awesome channel...just keep making these videos...!.
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  23168. Very interesting video..
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  23169. I wish i could double subscribe to you
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  23170. Watching a documentary on the America train on Netflix....seen you up there ...great job !!!!!
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  23171. Get this man his own show on TV he better then most crap on todays telly
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  23172. An Congratulations from India Mr Mark Felton
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  23173. Great stuff here. You don't get this in school and it should be. Keep them coming Mark. Outstanding video.
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  23174. I didn’t even know that you already on half million subscribers Mark I subscribed to your channel when you are still on 250k, keep up the great contents XD
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  23175. Keep up the great videos !
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  23176. So happy i found this channel
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  23177. I love your work Mark keep up the good work.
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  23178. Serious work put into this. Thank you
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  23179. Man this channel is great. No BS, no stupid ads and just straight up history😍
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  23180. Señor Felton, you are a historian of utmost quality!
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  23181. Mark your posts are amazing!! I have masters in modern European history. Ans still learn so much from Videos.. But your ruining my marriage man. 😂🤣😂👍🏽
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  23182. What an awesome video! Thank you Mark, this has been really eye-opening.
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  23183. Amazing and interesting channel 🤘👏👍
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  23184. Fascinating.. thank you for high quality content as always Mark
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  23185. A new video from Dr Felton gets me "In The Mood" ;-)
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  23186. Thank you for these sweet videos..I love it
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  23187. Pardon me, boy! Is this the Felton Docu Channel?
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  23188. Great video sir!
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  23189. Excellent content
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  23190. Another story hit outta the park . Atta boy Mark....ty
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  23191. Thank you, good Doctor.
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  23192. Incridible story ! Thanks for sharing Mr Felton !
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  23193. Literally learn something new everyday from this man...Bravo
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  23194. Education and entertainment all rolled into one. Thanks, Mark, for researching and posting these very interesting historical vignettes.
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  23195. ANOTHER ONE IN THE BAG NEVER TAUGHT IN ANY SCHOOL HISTORY THANK AGAIN .
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  23196. Excellent.
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  23197. Amazing...
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  23198. Incredible story of bravery and service.
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  23199. Thank you Dr.
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  23200. Best story teller by far!
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  23201. Best way to start the day is a Mark Felton video.
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  23202. Great story this shows we are not taught very much in History class all your stories interesting and thanks it makes staying home bearable in these Covid times, again thanks.
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  23203. Great story Sir Mark you never disappoint ! 🇺🇸
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  23204. I learn more history in ten minutes watching Mark felton than anywhere else. Bravo sir
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  23205. No idea how your find history nuggets
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  23206. Mark felton, jedi knight of history. Another excellent story about an overlooked part of an important battle. Well done, and may the force be with you
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  23207. Nice work Mark.
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  23208. I love this. It’s so hard to find documentaries about women in World War ||.
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  23209. So so interesting !
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  23210. Informative as always learned something new again
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  23211. Wow! Great story and a great start to my Friday!
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  23212. Wow. What a terrific story. Thanks, Mark.
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  23213. A daily dose of mark felton
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  23214. Interesting stuff.
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  23215. I don;t know how you continue to do it Mark. In every new video you somehow manage to raise the bar once again. Thanks for sharing!
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  23216. Your war stories will never turn old
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  23217. thanks mark.
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  23218. wow THANKS AGAIN, Dr. Felton ! 2655 thumbs UP !! 974K subscribers !!!
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  23219. Another awesome video Dr. Felton. Thank you. 👍👍
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  23220. Excellent.
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  23221. Love how U Tell the Storys
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  23222. Thanks Mark.
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  23223. Wonderful story. Your flair for the obscure but fascinating in WWII history is extraordinary.
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  23224. Lots of posters here say something like" I thought I knew so much about WW2 but...". WW2 embroiled almost all of Europe and there are hundreds of stories like this. But English language historians usually focus only on what they are interested in, so widely read people who only read English sources are likewise going to have a limited knowledge of these finer details of WW2. Mark Felton's service to us is to do the research as an expert historian and present these stories to us.
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  23225. What a great story.
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  23226. Truly a remarkable story - well done Mark!
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  23227. Excellent review.
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  23228. This is simply an outstanding channel. Thank you again.
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  23229. Great Mr. Felton , good job !
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  23230. Closing in on 1 million subs 😊
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  23231. Another great research and war story from Dr. Mark Felton.
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  23232. Only Mark Felton could turn over every stone, brick and bit of broken masonry in World War 2 and find these stories!
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  23233. 26k subscribers to go ....!!
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  23234. Thanks Mark for the upload. It is a great pleasure to see one of your videos while I am recovering from being sick.
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  23235. Absolutely fantastic video!!!!! (Again!)
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  23236. Thank you Mark!!!
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  23237. Excellent video Dr Felton!
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  23238. Excellent narrative
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  23239. Another great video Mark , thank you ...
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  23240. Awesome Work Mark, Thanks 👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  23241. Brilliant, as usual Mark! Thanks!
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  23242. This was excellent!
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  23243. One of your best videos!
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  23244. Excellent video Mark one of your best I think.
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  23245. Another excellent episode. Thanks Dr Mark.
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  23246. Thank you Mark- great as always!
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  23247. G-d bless you. Your work is important. Never quit.
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  23248. Hi Mark I don't really need to go to an airshow as my house in Essex has regular fly overs from spitfires, hurricanes and sometimes I think a b17 and I'm sure we've had a bf109 fly over as they've got supercharged engine I think and the sound is amazing. You can hear them coming and it makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. I live in cold Norton and they head out towards Southend and in the summer it's a daily occurrence that I look forward to, I think they must come from Duxford cheers 🥂
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  23249. Awesome as always. Cheers.
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  23250. As always, great information about a great topic👍🇦🇺many thanks Mark.
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  23251. Sadly to me, the beautiful F4U wasn't represented here, but still a great presentation of the seven that were, cheers!
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  23252. If they ever handed out a "YouTuber of the Year" I know who would win hands down, another great video, be well.....😎
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  23253. In Poland is one P11c fighter, complete and airworthy but never flying because it's the only one in the world.
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  23254. Thank you Dr. Felton. I have been to the "Planes of Fame" airshow in the past a number of times due to living in the Southern California Area and I know I have seen at least 4 of the 7 including the zero.
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  23255. Lucky enough to live in the south of England in Tonbridge Kent and most summers we see the spitfires and hurricanes flying over to go To various air shows, the engine sound is enough to identify them. When they fly over I always think that the Battle of Britain was fought over the very skies I live.
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  23256. Wow, Dr. Felton! Another excellent video, this one touching on an area I've always loved. Many thanks!
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  23257. The video about Colchester was amazing , moved into Chelmsford a few years ago from another country , didn't know we have a such historic city very close to us , following & subscribed !!
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  23258. Mark Felton has the best Intro in YouTube history
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  23259. Might be the last King Tiger attack, but we never want to see the last of the king of internet historians videos
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  23260. This type of storys im subscribe for ❤
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  23261. Thanks!
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  23262. Excellent video, and history.
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  23263. Germany had a secret army, but its no secret who is the greatest historian in the world and Youtube!
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  23264. Very informative
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  23265. Always a thumbs up for your videos
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  23266. This is a great video... thanks!
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  23267. Ever since I heard about your channel fee months ago I've been dancing whenever your intro plays haha
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  23268. I wish he was my history teacher I would actually listen to what my teachers would say
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  23269. This is the best video mark!😘😘👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 This video you make il put it on save file.!😍
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  23270. May you have many more years to educate us! Excellent again Mark!
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  23271. This channel is a gem!
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  23272. Great video mark, great story 👌
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  23273. 👍👍👍👍
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  23274. Thank you so much !!!
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  23275. Your videos are always informative and great.
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  23276. Hey Marc again a very good and informative Video. Where do you got your information from ? And how long does your research takes ? Greetings from Germany ✌️
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  23277. With friends... Must watch video...
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  23278. Mark Felton, you are great! And please if you grow, don't ever forget about the better than history channel quality videos you make ❤️
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  23279. Every day I check Mark's channel..........just in case he has put up a new video........:) He obviously cannot, since it takes a lot of time to find a story that is not well known, research it, write his commentary and finding all the relevant video clips to complete the story. But like all good things, it is well worth waiting for....:) Cheers mark.
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  23280. Brilliant title. Very Pynchon-esque
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  23281. With a title like this how could i NOT click on this
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  23282. Almost love the darth vader collaboration as much as your channel! May the force be with you always!
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  23283. Loving it Mark
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  23284. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  23285. This is the best title for a video I've ever seen.
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  23286. The new intro makes me laugh. Every. Single. Time. Never change yourself, Mark.
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  23287. Guess I'm going to have to get your patreon, love all your videos , hits every point I want out of history content!
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  23288. Another great video Mark Felton THANKS
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  23289. How can you even see “Nazi Rocket Monkeys” and not watch this video?
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  23290. Mark as usual you're the best dude
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  23291. Another amazing episode. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  23292. Nazi Rocket Monkeys best title of a video ever.
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  23293. Have to admit the title drew me in lol
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  23294. Nice!
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  23295. Superb Video. Nice information Mark.
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  23296. Dankie/ Merci Dr. Felton. I love this History. You remains me my History teachers, Mr. Marshell, of 1986/ '87 of HTS Drostdy, Worcester, ZA. He hidings was HELL and he put very much to make a school boy understands the reasons of war and peace. Thx.
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  23297. Am I the only one who is worried Mark is becoming Mark Vader, Dark lord of the historical Sith?
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  23298. My friend you could write great book for the rest of your life......A very big thanks for all of your excellent research and audio part you tell so well...!!! PS This is my go to channel first....
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  23299. Who can resist that title.......I mean come on...
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  23300. Nazi Rocket Monkeys is a phrase that I would have never expected to be a thing.
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  23301. receives notification for video titled 'Nazi rocket monkeys' How could I not click it?
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  23302. Ok," you got me with that dark side pun!!!
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  23303. Exceptional video, as ever. Thank you for all of the work you put in, and for the hours of entertainment and learning you give, im looking forward to reading one of your books
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  23304. Mark Felton linked on Instapundit!!!!!👍👍👍 Prepare for an instalanche💪💪💪 This will definitely put the channel over 1 million subscribers Congratulations in advance—-it is well deserved👍👍👍
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  23305. For a second i wasnt sure if i was watching some local rock band video music or some meme ww2 video but nope its Mark Felton blessing us.Keep up the great content and best wishes
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  23306. this is so good tv.
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  23307. Now I haven’t seen it but it’s gonna be interesting
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  23308. Sith Lord Mark Dooku has spoken.
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  23309. Darth Felton
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  23310. Now THAT'S a title
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  23311. Very interesting!
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  23312. An incredulous title. But if Dr. Felton is reporting on it, it must be true. Excellent job as always.
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  23313. What a title for a video
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  23314. Amazing as always!
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  23315. Thanks Mark I thought until this video these rocket stories.was another of those hypes about the Nazis an excellent video thanks.
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  23316. I love your content
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  23317. Your day gets 10x better when you see that Mark Felton video notification
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  23318. this outro gave me the shivers
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  23319. Great work as always Mark 👍!!! Keep it up!!
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  23320. Thank you Mark for your teachings . I learn something new every week its very much appreciated 🙏.
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  23321. Again a fascinating account Mark - and a great sign off!
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  23322. Just a few ten thousand subs and you'll have 1M subs.
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  23323. Fantastic work Dr. Felton keep it up
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  23324. I was not expecting that outro! Time to rule the galaxy!
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  23325. How could possibly Mark obtain all this information and even videos...? I donated 5£ to him...
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  23326. "Nazi Rocket Monkeys" ... Coming to a theater near you !!!
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  23327. These are not the Nazi rockets you are looking for Mr Felton lol
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  23328. Why wasn't high school history class this entertaining???
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  23329. Of all the things I thought I might see today; NAZI ROCKET MONKEYS - was not one of them. - But I'm glad I clicked.
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  23330. Mark Felton video alerts (have coffee, sleep can wait, school is in session!). Fascinating stuff :)
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  23331. I didn't expect this, even from Mark Felton!
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  23332. This channel is perfect in every way.
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  23333. I'm just out of words right now, every time when Mark does these kinds of videos.
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  23334. I love these stories!
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  23335. Every time I watch a vid of mark feltons he uploads what the hell lol
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  23336. May the Felton Be With You!
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  23337. Nazi Rocket Monkeys! That is a great b movie title, call roger corman
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  23338. Good video.
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  23339. I enjoy my time watching these films from you.
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  23340. Nazi Rocket Monkeys? If this was any other channel...
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  23341. I can’t believe it took so long for me to hit the subscribe button 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  23342. That's quite the title
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  23343. Once again, top notch content. Thank you Mark.
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  23344. That powerful stance and stare in the beginning of the video lets you know that Felton didn't come to play around.
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  23345. Mark, so sorry to hear you have the dreaded lurgy. I hope its visit with you is brief one!
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  23346. I very much enjoy your free content, sir.
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  23347. Top of the morning dr felton.appreciate today's upload,it was amazing as usual.
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  23348. We know it's a successful trip when there isn't a photo of your wife searching for the exit.😊
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  23349. My dad served with USAREUR in the 1970s and we came to Berchtesgaden for a AFRC vacation and I was lucky to see the General Walker hotel, the tunnels, the foundations of Hitler's house and the Eagle's Nest as a kid. I returned to Germany thirty years later and revisited Berchtesgaden but a lot had been torn down by then, though I went up to the Eagle's Nest again, now with my wife. I also visited the old American housing area (wonder if it is still there?) and thought that Berchtesgaden must have been a great posting for a US service family.
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  23350. Get to feeling better swiftly, Dr Felton! I love your elaborate content!
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  23351. Hope you are feeling better soon Dr. Felton!
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  23352. Very interesting. Thanks Mark! Get well soon 🤒
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  23353. Thank you for your time to make this video.
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  23354. That old tapestry was giving back to germany. I believe a Colonel's daughter gave it back to him
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  23355. I would love to see this place, thansk for the vid Mark
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  23356. Great video
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  23357. Great post mark....made my day....happy Sunday to you
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  23358. Quick recovery Mark, take it easy mate.
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  23359. I adore your videos, both and and my dad are a huge fan. You ought to be on the tv making your own documentaries.
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  23360. Excellent.
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  23361. 2 Mill-ion! 2 Mill-ion! 2 Mill-ion! Your almost there, then I be routing for 3 million subscribers. Keep it coming!
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  23362. Great Video Mark
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  23363. Great story.
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  23364. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  23365. So close to 2 million subs congrats! Hands down you are the best war history channel on youtube!
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  23366. What the heck!! That’s why I’m a subscriber.
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  23367. I love how Mark included Churchill giving the forks to everyone! CHEERS, MATE! 😁
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  23368. 24 guns? That's it? (Sorry is my American showing?) But no issues with ads and sponsorships. For the viewer it's a small price to pay for quality content.
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  23369. Great content Mark & well researched, we all have to pay the bills, please carry on as you are, the advertising doesnt bother me
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  23370. I am APPALLED at the ads. It's an UTTER DISGRACE. How DARE you! They are DISGUSTING! Oh wait... people actually complain about them? Now that is pathetic. Sterling work as ever Mark.
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  23371. Nothing wrong with sponsors. You can't make such good videos for free.
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  23372. The end🔚 of this video is golden 😁👍. Loved it m8 ❤️
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  23373. Another great video Dr M, and I don't mind the adds. I love it how you politely told the haters to go F--k them selves at the end, well done, a feather man's touch.
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  23374. My Grandad had a rifle with an engraved wooden stock made or modified for him and gifted by his Indian regiment in WW2 ..
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  23375. Love the ending😂😂😂😂
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  23376. We love you Mark.
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  23377. Excellent campaign against those pesky internet Nazis! Love your content Dr. Felton, keep it up!
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  23378. ... excellent video Dr. Felton... ...great touch of humor with Churchill's comment at the end... ..."Go forth and multiply"... 😆😅🤣 ...I'll bet money that comment sailed over many people's heads, just like his "V for Victory" gesture and what he was really saying to Hitler with it...😉
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  23379. Very nice ending there Mark. I always enjoy your videos very much and you have certainly earned it to be able to run advertisements on you videos.
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  23380. If I could meet anyone at a whim, it would be Mark Felton!!!
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  23381. So your supposed to work for nothing Mark🙄 Sponsorship deals never bother me at all and some are even of interest to me like today's. One thing that does get on my nerves is the amount of Quack Doctor and Snake Oil medicine adds that You Tube Pump Out but you can't be blamed for that BS, Keep the Great Content Flowing Please, Thank You 👍🇬🇧👍
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  23382. That last part is shear genius!!🤣Well said Mark 👍👍
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  23383. That ending! Brilliant! And so they should.😉😅😄🤣🤣
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  23384. Excellent as ever Mark.
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  23385. You can always move the cursor forward to skip the ads, it's not difficult. Strewth, let Mark do what he wants, we are watching his excellent posts and hopefully have subscribed, to him, haven't we.
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  23386. That's a very good impersonation of Winston Churchill Mark
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  23387. Hahaha great ending!
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  23388. Haha! Great content and hilarious ending. Well done Sir!
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  23389. You keep advertising bro, I’ll keep watching 😉👍
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  23390. lol very funny, thanks Mark ;)
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  23391. That was over a century ago. Times were different and you wouldnt be any different if you were wealthy back than.
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  23392. Wow, you actually got Churchill to be in your video! You never cease to amaze. I can't wait till you get someone else like Patton or Rommel to speak out on your behalf! Well...maybe not Rommel...or Patton really...
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  23393. “Go forth, and multiply “ I’m dead. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  23394. The ending speech is great addition Mark 😅👍🏻
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  23395. You know you've made it when THE Sir Winston Churchill endorses your videos on YouTube
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  23396. Love the voice over at the end and I trust you understand that some of your avid fans would love to be able to add financial support to you but UK.gov pensions are not up to it Thank you once again for a fascinating output
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  23397. we love your content mark! Thanks for all of your effort.
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  23398. Mark you create top notch quality videos about history and I don't see any problem having an ad in your videos, as sir Winston said (that was a great idea replying to these jerks) it helps you to pay the bills so that's a good thing. it's just that some people want, as we say here in Greece, the whole pie for themselves and the dog's belly full at the same time, you know what I mean? Obviously it cannot happen!
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  23399. Haha nice touch at the end, that was funny!
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  23400. Thank you Mark!!!
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  23401. I rewatched the ad. Sorry, I didn't realize that they are that important for content makers. Keep up the good work!
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  23402. The ads are not intrusive and pertain to things that history buffs might like. A small price to pay for superior content that won’t find anywhere else.
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  23403. That ending was priceless.
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  23404. sponsor whatever you want Mark! if they don't like it they don't have to watch it, just something to moan about for them
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  23405. Excellent video Mark. Very funny ending!
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  23406. Love the ending 😂
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  23407. Go forth and multiply… brillant ending! :D
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  23408. Can't control my laughter , especially with last part of the video
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  23409. Nice finish. Thanks for another freebee.
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  23410. Funny ending from Churchill.... Great video.
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  23411. Love the message 👍🏼 Hahahaha!
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  23412. One of Churchill's Mk3 STEN guns (deactivated) came up for sale in or around 1989 for a paltry £350!
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  23413. No objections from this subscriber. “Thanks for producing”!!!!!!
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  23414. Ads are a small price to pay for superb content. I agree with Mr Churchill…
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  23415. Mark you can put the sponsors you deserve money, people who hate on that can go f themselve ,love your videos
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  23416. Love the Churchill comment. Thanks for that. Keep on producing these educational classics.
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  23417. You nailed it with that last bit! 😂
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  23418. That W.C. impression at the end was brilliant.
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  23419. Sponsored vids are A okay with me keep ‘em coming!
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  23420. Brilliant video
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  23421. Go forth and multiply! LOL!! I love it!
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  23422. Love that Churchill impression 😊😄😂😁👍👍
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  23423. lol the ending
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  23424. The one ad that you have in your videos is a small price to pay to see your well-researched content. Nice response to the 'ad nazi's'.
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  23425. Many thanks for the ongoing excellence. DOC
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  23426. Commercials pay the bills! Keep up the good work I love your channel
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  23427. I'll gladly take ads in return for this content. Plus, some of the products pique my interest.
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  23428. Awesome video per usual. I love the ending 😊🇨🇦🫡🇬🇧
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  23429. Love the fake speech ur ads are the best kind u can just skip them they don’t force u to watch 😂
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  23430. Tasteful and well placed ads. Ive watched most of your videos, and plenty of YouTube historical/serious content, and you're doing well.
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  23431. Well said, Winston/ Mark!
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  23432. Gold medal trolling st the end there Mark. I agree wholeheartedly with the PM!
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  23433. he had a whopping 24 guns! (laughs in American, knowing i have more than that in my truck) jokes aside, love your channels, keep up the good work!
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  23434. Good one Mr Churchill and Mark, although I am personally not fond of sponsers, I had to laugh at Mr Churchill's intervention!
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  23435. Haha, Churchill's message at the end 🤣🤣
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  23436. You forgot to mention bricklaying among his skills
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  23437. Great ending, Mark!
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  23438. Hahahaha! Amazing Churchill impersonation
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  23439. Great video!
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  23440. 😂 well done, sir well done.
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  23441. Go forth and multiply..... Perfect sir perfect.
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  23442. I died when I heard Churchill telling us to leave Mark alone!
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  23443. Great ending!!
    1
  23444. Gotta pay the bills, I don't find the way you incorporate your ads overly invasive.
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  23445. Thanks For Doing Weaponry Content Lately Doc !
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  23446. i loved your voice over at the end about the adds so funny
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  23447. Very good closing! I like it.
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  23448. Excellent video as always. The closing message from Churchill is stellar! Bwhahahahaha!!!!!!!
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  23449. Love your end speach. 😅🥰 „Naasis“ Spot on!!!
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  23450. The end speech by "Churchill" made my day 😀
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  23451. Your choice of ending is absolutely brilliant ‼️
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  23452. Only in Mark Felton videos will you hear a perfectly intelligible Winston Churchill. Only he can pull something like that off.
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  23453. Churchill also had a Thompson. Walter Thompson.
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  23454. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  23455. Though nice pieces, not a significantly large collection. Someone asked a buddy of mine how many bayonets he had. He said "oh... about a thousand." They then asked why so many? "One for every gun." 😂
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  23456. I agree with Churchill. I have no problem with commercials on videos with Stellar content
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  23457. Very good as always, and interesting
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  23458. Ha ha loved the end 😂😂😂
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  23459. Great vid thanks.
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  23460. Thank you for the excellent videos Dr Mark .
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  23461. I couldn't care less about the ads. You gotta eat like the rest of us. I tap to the right about 5 times and skip it anyway. Make that $ Mark. No shame in that. And you deserve it.
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  23462. I don't mind Ads, man. All that matters is, you keep making these videos.
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  23463. Mark you are one of the only youtubers I actually watch the AD's for when on my phone to make up for the Ad Blocker on my PC.
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  23464. Great advertising.....maybe a video on Churchill as author....👉
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  23465. Thanks again Doc. Most of us realize the adverts help your channel. We appreciate and enjoy what you do and if the adverts make that possible we’re totally fine with it.
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  23466. Did some work experience years ago in a Militaria auction house, believe one of the lots we had at the time was a revolver of his used during the Boer war. Think they also had a revolver used by Jesse James
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  23467. Great content as always Mr Felton. I don't mind the sponsored ads, after all we all have bills to pay and need some extra to enjoy life.
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  23468. great ending!!
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  23469. Ha ha, that's my kind of humour, and a half decent impression too Mark. Nice one!
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  23470. A very interesting last comment.👊🤜🤛
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  23471. Hahaha nice ...well done
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  23472. Ho Ho, Well said Mark, well said.
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  23473. Thanks for the video Mark.
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  23474. Very informative and interesting, Thank you sir
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  23475. "go forth and multiply", laughed heartily, have not heard that for a long time, my grandfather would say it when he thought we were too young to hear swearing
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  23476. Awesome response to the advert nazis!
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  23477. Very funny indeed Mark, had a good laugh. Paul.
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  23478. Nice Ending!🤣
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  23479. I agree with Churchill, you deserve every dollar and more Dr. Felton❤
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  23480. Love seeing old Winnie with the Thompson. Much thanks for this one Dr. Felton.
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  23481. Only Mark can manage to find archive audio of Churchill defending youtube content creators. This is why he's the best!
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  23482. Loved your Churchill impression at the end.
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  23483. Love the ending...lol
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  23484. Mark keep the ads coming matey your content is second to none if that what it takes so be it. :)
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  23485. The ending had me dying from laughter! Awesome facts and Mark has to eat so ads are the way to do it.
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  23486. Even from Hurricane Ian obliterated Sanibel Island, where I can't even remember what having Internet was like, I do not mind using a bit more of my spotty one bar cell coverage to download an episode with an imbed ad. Thanks for the content, it is enjoyed and appreciated, Jason
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  23487. Absolutely love the Churchill speech.
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  23488. Amazing dident know Mr Churchill was a keen follower of your channel.
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  23489. I have no problem with your adverts. If anything, if you promote it, I’m more likely to buy it! Great Churchill impression, by the way!
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  23490. Brilliant 🤣!
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  23491. Thank you for the Excellent content, very entertaining as always. Best wishes from Northern Ireland
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  23492. I wish you would be m6 history teacher
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  23493. Underrated channel
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  23494. Mark very good video QUESTION WANTED TO KNOW FOR A LONG TIME AT THE SURRENDER AND ON YOUR VIDEO LAST SECONDS WHAT POSITION OR WHO IS THE STIFF LEG JAPANESE THAT SIGNED ???? THANKS from Kentucky USA
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  23495. I wish the entire world knew about Mark....
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  23496. Thank you Mark for all the videos about ww2 your the best ! And teaching us the real history.
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  23497. This is the best site for WW2 history.
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  23498. Well done sir! As always, you never get too old to learn something new.
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  23499. Tremendous video. Thanks.
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  23500. Excellent work, Mark.
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  23501. Thanks! Excellent information.
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  23502. Thanks for the amazing lesson Mark. You are a thoughtful historian and I have benefited greatly from these videos. You should be teaching at oxford or a similar institution.
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  23503. Valeu!
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  23504. Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us. Interesting subject.
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  23505. Outstanding
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  23506. This guy is better than any history teacher
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  23507. I love it when new stuff comes out Mark Felton!
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  23508. Another excellent video.
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  23509. Absolutely fascinating, Mark. Another gem. I had no idea that Kokura was the primary target of the second atomic bomb.
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  23510. Thank you for that fascinating & detailed report about the end of the war in Japan. Now I understand why the US used the A-bomb. Your script/narration & the video & pics were excellent. Great job! 👍🏼
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  23511. Love the video @Mark Felton Productions.
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  23512. Great video mark! I always like when you upload videos about the Pacific theater.
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  23513. Thumbs ☝ even before I view. Thanks Mark.
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  23514. great quality content as always!
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  23515. Thank you for another excellent history lesson Dr. Mark.
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  23516. An excellent video.
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  23517. Well go to work or listen to Mark's outstanding stories. Listen to Mark's outstanding stories....!!!! :)
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  23518. Thank you for doing this Mark, I thought it very informative, the more we know, the more we can understand.
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  23519. Clear, in & out of the box, connected perspectives!!! Keep up the good work!!!
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  23520. Excellent production, thank you for tonight’s lesson
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  23521. I have only good marks :-)))) Tnx.
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  23522. Love the videos 👌👍
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  23523. Thanks for a well researched and balanced approach to this subject.
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  23524. Honestly.. so many new facts every time in every video ..like,like,like:)
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  23525. Mark felton is the greatest
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  23526. The best one yet!
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  23527. Epic.. Awesome vid
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  23528. Love Mark Felton !!!
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  23529. This is the best , I drop my suscription of National Geographic .
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  23530. I like that Mark can give a nuanced answer as to how and why the Japanese decided to surrender instead of just narrowing it down to "It was the nukes" or "No, it was the Soviets entering the war" like we usually see.
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  23531. Extremely well done Mark. Succinct and we'll explained. The best!
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  23532. Yes, another video. I'm eating these up like candy. Thanks Mark, keep em coming.
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  23533. Your videos have made me want to go and study History and Politics at University as a mature student. Thank you for the interesting and little known topics of your videos!
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  23534. What a video sir!!!!!!!! We know the atomic bombigs and japanese surrender but this is only possible for you sir to convey us the unknown facts of the known moments in history ! From the plans of third atomic bombings to the planned invasion of north japan by soviets to the things which really caught me off guard was the coup which was planned by some japanese officers to prevent surrender!!!!! It's impeccable Mark sir!!! Thank you for these unknown details of the closing days of WW2!!!!!!!!
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  23535. Amazing video
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  23536. As usual, comprehensive, insightful and rewarding. The coup described herein was a shocking surprise.
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  23537. Wow, there’s so much in that which I did not know. Fabulous, Thankyou.
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  23538. Excellent, Mark. Thank you. Your research are gems of history without which, we would not be here.
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  23539. New video from Mark, YES!!!
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  23540. splendid. great story.
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  23541. This was easily one of my top 5 favorites of yours.
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  23542. I have no words impressive enough for this awesome channel.
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  23543. Brilliant work again!
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  23544. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  23545. These stories about those that may have been forgotten are so important. Thanks Mark.
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  23546. Excellent as always Mr. Felton
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  23547. Levity must serface!Timothy was a lady and to modest to wear the medals!Sometimes you outdo yourself!
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  23548. Mark has the only 2 channels that I can honestly say I've watched and listened to every video from start to finish.
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  23549. Mark, you do a great job. Thank you!
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  23550. Astonishing Mark as ever !
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  23551. Terrific as always. Thanks Mark
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  23552. Another interesting topic displayed in a well done video. Thanks Doc.
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  23553. Great video.
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  23554. Well done Mark
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  23555. Totally brilliant episode. One of the best of the best. Thank you. Patreon supporter.
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  23556. A very lovely video 📹 ❤ 😊
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  23557. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  23558. Didn't know you are from Colchester, I used to live there myself, fascinating place and full of history.
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  23559. That was fascinating, thank you.
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  23560. Excellent piece, thank you.
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  23561. Outstanding video!
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  23562. Another outstanding presentation, thank you.
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  23563. Magnificent video, deeply engrossing.
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  23564. Mark, you're amazing. 👍
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  23565. Thank you Professor Felton. This is an unexpected treat. Cheers!
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  23566. Outstanding information
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  23567. The last French veteran of WWI died in 2008; b1897. You can find a French language interview of him on YT.
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  23568. Thank you, Amazing history.Thank you
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  23569. Thanks for a very interesting video Mark.
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  23570. Mark Felton is the best!
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  23571. Excellent and fascinating topic, thank you!
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  23572. Very interesting. Well done.
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  23573. EXCELLENT job
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  23574. Fascinating topic. Thank You!
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  23575. Crazy story love your content
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  23576. It is indeed strange where recycled war materials can be used. Australia is no exception. When I would commute by car along Woodville Road in Western Sydney during the 1980's I would pass homes which had front fences made up of steel Marston Mat planks. These were used to make prefabricated runways during the Pacific Campaign in WW2.
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  23577. Another great vid, thanks for sharing..
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  23578. As always " the best of the best".. history is all around us...thank you Mark Felton
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  23579. ...AUSGEZEICHNET!!!!
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  23580. Drove over Purley way lots of times wow
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  23581. Many times i have driven , as a london cab driver or been driven along purley way . Who knew ?
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  23582. Not a civil engineer, but placing a rather impervious topping over the helmets would greatly slow down the deterioration of the helmets by stopping the water flow over them.
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  23583. Portions of the Australian National Highway (Highway 1) were constructed of Concrete using surplus Military Weapons, left over from WWII, as reinforcement components.
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  23584. Always fascinating videos. I traveled in Burma in the early/mid 80s and approaching the airports in some of the small cities were WWII materials used for the airplane landings. If I can find a photograph, I'll send it to you. Thank you for your incredible work.
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  23585. I am not a civil engineer, but my reply to those engineers whom are correctly pointing out the drawbacks of using surrendered German war helmets as a foundation to build a road. is that 1920's construction engineers may not have known the physics of nickel-steel in concrete/asphalt road building. The concept of the all-weather road was still relatively new in the early automobile era, and construction crews may have thought, "Why not use these old enemy helmets that are just lying collecting rust?" Some of the more religious among them might have even considered using the helmets to build a road as a variation of the Biblical prophecy of "beating their swords into plowshares." On a different note, until this video, I had never heard anyone use the term, "Entente Powers," to described the coalition of nations who fought Germany and the other Central Powers in WWI. I had always either heard or read the term, "Allied Nations" (or simply, "Allies"), to describe the Central Powers opponents. Interesting - like this video in general and all your videos.
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  23586. Always a pleasure to watch your videos
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  23587. Thats quite an interesting story for today! Thank you for enlightening us Dr. Felton!
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  23588. Mark Felton world class historian . Brilliant
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  23589. LOVE your videos ! :) so different than most videos about the world wars very interesting little tit-bits THANKS :)
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  23590. don't worry, I hit the like button twice 👍
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  23591. Most interesting. Thanks, Mark
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  23592. Always interesting Many thanks
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  23593. I suppose it could be said the helmets went to the purely gates. 🤷‍♂️
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  23594. 6:50 i bet that sound effect startled a bunch of people lmao it startled me a little as well
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  23595. Thanks!
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  23596. Another good one, Herr Doktor. Danke.
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  23597. What an unique topic.Great video.
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  23598. Thank you once again for your great video
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  23599. What a great expose on the real story. Thank you!
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  23600. Nice video and strange story...thanks for sending...
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  23601. Thank you mark!!!
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  23602. Poor girl was just trying to survive. Another "victim" broadcaster was Jack Trevor (born Anthony Cedric Sebastian Steane, 1893 London) Masquerading as an english playboy he had traveled through Germany after the first world war then started to get film parts playing rich toffs and british officers and other colonial types. He appeared in 67 films between 1922 and 1943. His passport was withdrawn by Goebbels and was "obliged" to make english language radio broadcasts during the war. After a postwar trail a three year sentence was handed out but subsequently quashed as he obviously had been acting under duress. He died in a retirement home in Deal in 1976. Films to look out for are: Secrets of a Soul (Ger 1926) Love of Jeanne Ney (Ger 1927) Abwege /The Devious Path (Ger 1928) All by G.W.Pabst Champagne (GB 1928) By Alfred Hitchcock All of the above available on DVD
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  23603. Ha Ah, Tokyo Rose is a woman! No wonder I couldn’t buy one from Alan Titmarsh!
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  23604. Fascinating stuff
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  23605. Doctor Felton, once again you find fascinating and factual information (Information I believe that is unknown to nearly all of your listeners, me certainly) and present it very well. Thank you once again for illuminating a piece of history that needs knowing.
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  23606. Mark Felton posted a new video? Im all in, lets do it.
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  23607. Good grief man. I'm trying to do other stuff. Every time I get free you pull me back in.
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  23608. Thank you for the illumination on this story.
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  23609. Outstanding video once again Mark - a really fascinating topic that I had only the most superficial knowledge of previously.
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  23610. In about 1972, my then-wife and I were living in Chicago. She worked in a small beauty salon owned by a Japanese lady. One day while I visited the salon, business was slow, and my wife wanted to visit a gift shoppe a few feet away. As we entered, she quietly pointed out a Japanese lady working there. Only after we had departed the gift shoppe, dud my wife inform me that I had just seen the real Tokyo Rose. I believe that President Jimmy Carter did a Pardon for her.
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  23611. Very interesting
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  23612. Gotta love this channel!
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  23613. At 4:32, the US news reel shows a written message to the public left behind on a wall in Strassbourg by the Germans. It is a bit surprising that it is written in German, not French. It is of course Nazi propaganda. Perhaps meant primarily with German speaking people in Strassbourg. Translated into English it reads: "The Anglo-Americans and the Bolsheviks bring chaos, distress, hunger, unemployment. The National-socialism are fighting for final victory. For freedom and bread for our peoples." But the simple fact that this message is there, is evidence that the Germans knew they would lose Strassbourg to the Allies.
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  23614. Great as usual! Thank, Mark :)
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  23615. Brilliant thanks again Mark👍
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  23616. Thanks you Mark
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  23617. Excellent as usual mark
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  23618. This video was fascinating. Thank you Mark Felton for making this "class" video. Terrific work.
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  23619. Woah. 23 minutes It’s. An after Christmas miracle! Thanks Dr mark !!!! I look forward to going to bed each night listening to the greatest history story teller on the web!! You need a Hollywood meeting , you could give them some great movie ideas!, keep it up 👍 happy new year 🎊. Cheers.
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  23620. Happy New Year Dr. Felton, and keep up your splendid work! If I had a say in the matter you'd have an OBE by now, but Her Majesty never calls me for recommendations. Oh well.
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  23621. Thank you. My history lesson for today was as usual very well presented .
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  23622. Another highly interesting video about a little/less/lesser known battle! Great!!
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  23623. Congrats on 1million subs! You 100% deserve it Mark!
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  23624. Thanks Doctor. Another great show
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  23625. I thought with the end of the Battle of the Bulge, that was the end of it and German Wehrmacht was on full retreat back to the Fatherland. Little did we know that there was another operation in an attempt to wrestle back lost ground. Only Dr. Mark Felton could uncover such little known facts or secrets in WWII. Thank you Dr. Felton and wish you a Happy New Year 2021.
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  23626. A really interesting video by Mark Felton.
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  23627. Nice new Mark vid
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  23628. Great video!!
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  23629. You're the man Mark
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  23630. Never been this early to a Mark Felton video. Cheers Mark!
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  23631. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  23632. thankyou for this, good reporting
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  23633. here comes the 2million subscribers!!
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  23634. I'm happy to see you are just about to gather 2 million subscribers 🙂.
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  23635. Another great video.
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  23636. 1.99 million subs, so close!
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  23637. Great video as always
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  23638. Another excellent video by Mr. Felton, thanks for this!
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  23639. Mark you're the best WW2 history general
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  23640. excellent video like always 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  23641. Danke!
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  23642. The best channel for WW2.
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  23643. Another great video mark
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  23644. A wonderful Historical Coverage ....Thanks (Dr Mark Felton ) channel For sharing
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  23645. thank you for always making great interesting content when I see your new videos pop up in the algorithm I am always tempted to click on them
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  23646. Setting alerts for new Mr Felton videos is one of the best decisions I've ever made. That notification popping up during my slog of a commute back home is utter bliss.
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  23647. Good job Mark
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  23648. legit your teaching me more then i know about ww2
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  23649. This was interesting 👍
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  23650. Only Dr Felton is able to teach us this kind of things. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
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  23651. Excellent...Thanks
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  23652. Mark Felton is a badass!!! Favorite channel on YouTube. He needs to take over that one channel about aliens and pawn shops
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  23653. Epic, thanks again.
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  23654. Nice" Cheers mate.
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  23655. This was outstanding.
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  23656. Top class .. thanks for your hard work and research.
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  23657. Mark felton you teach more then schools do. And i love it they dont teach stuff like this.
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  23658. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  23659. I did not know this. Never am disappointed here! Thank you Dr.
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  23660. I had no idea. Great video!
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  23661. Great video Mark!
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  23662. Excellent as usual
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  23663. Great as always Mark!!
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  23664. Thanks for the info!
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  23665. Interesting!!
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  23666. Holy smokes. There were helicopters in WW2!! Mark has blown my mind again.
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  23667. Thanks Mark. Great piece of history as always.
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  23668. I had no idea that they helicopters in WW2. Thanks mate 👍🏻😊🇦🇺
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  23669. It is amazing that you come up with this type of film. Thank You Dr. Felton for another mini doc.
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  23670. What an amazing story, thanks for sharing!
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  23671. Thank you Dr. Felton. I really enjoy these very under reported stories that you keep coming up with. I thought I knew a lot of details of modern military History. You have proven that wrong. Keep on putting out these great military history stories
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  23672. Oh my goodness. Vitamins for my eyes and ears. My favourite movie, my favourite historian. Cheers to the Governor for this. Broadsword calling Danny Boy!
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  23673. I may have seen it before, but not for decades. Thanks for a new interesting video mark.
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  23674. That was interesting and amusing!
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  23675. Great video!!!
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  23676. Good listening while we wait out Hurricane Ian!
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  23677. Oh man, your sense of humor is awesome!
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  23678. Great film and a very entertaining video
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  23679. Really interesting thank you...
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  23680. I don't see any cogs! Looking at it I'd say that as it appears to be a single car it is an inclined elevator which is a kind if cable railway.
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  23681. This made my day!...maybe my week! So fun, thank you!
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  23682. I have a MP40 mag, but my Grandmother buried the gun itself after the war so my dad would not get in trouble. At least I have the Luger he brought back as a trophy. 88th Recon Troop.
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  23683. That was very interesting Mark very good
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  23684. Interesting and amusing, thanks Mark.
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  23685. Great video mark
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  23686. Great video !! That is my favorite movie !! Thank You
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  23687. You even sounded a little like Richard Burton there at the end.
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  23688. Looks like a funicular not a cog railway. Still cool though.
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  23689. Well done sir... excellent work
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  23690. Well as they said about Smith in the movie, he has a 6th, 7th and 8th sense, but you only need common sense, to watch Mark Feltons content, as the greatest Internet Historian reviews the greatest war film ever
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  23691. Cool video. Especially your insightful comments on Heidi and the Gents lavatory. 😂
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  23692. The first time I saw Where Eagles Dare was at the Kings Drive In near Lemoore CA with my dad and family. Part of a triple bill, first was 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, next was Kelly’s Heroes, about half way through W.E.D. everyone was asleep except my father. He was a great marathon movie watcher. This was 1971. Thanks for stirring the memories…
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  23693. Oh my gosh!.. awesome...I'm 62..I saw this movie in the theater when it came out...I was about 8 years old...my Mom dropped us off at the theater...as a little boy, I fell in love with the film...I have it on DVD and have watched it a million times..to be there and actually walk through would be so exciting...and you did it Dr. Felton, thanks so much for this....yes too bad you missed Heidi...Mary Ure was pretty cute too!!..thanks again!!
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  23694. You are such a legend 🤠
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  23695. Awesome thank you Dr. Felton! Love that humor! Lol
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  23696. you're a badass mark!
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  23697. Talk about timing, literally watched this movie last night.
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  23698. You have outdone yourself again!! Thanks!
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  23699. That is a NICE video.
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  23700. A few years back I flew in one of the JU-52s from JU-Air...its...aslow flight
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  23701. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  23702. You are awesome
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  23703. Extremely most excellent sir You made my day.
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  23704. Mark Felton was once an Imperial Officer of the Galactic Empire but retired to a backwater planet to teach History.
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  23705. 🏆🏆Best Channel on YouTube🏆🏆
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  23706. Excellent..
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  23707. Awesome Vid Mark!
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  23708. Thank you for bringing us history buffs excellent content Dr. Felton!
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  23709. The goliath tracked mine is the modern equvilent to the cod black ops rc xd for the modern generation and happy new year felton hoping for more great content and more learning in 2021!
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  23710. Fascinating, Mark! I had no idea RC went back so far. You and your production team are the best.
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  23711. Thank you!!!!
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  23712. great video my friend thanks for sharing have a great new year to you and your family
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  23713. Happy New Year, Looking forward to more of Dr Felton's amazing research. Thank you.
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  23714. Happy New Year Dr Felton. Yet another WWII weapon I hadn't heard of. What a start to 2021. Thanks again.👍👍
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  23715. Great little video for a great little tank. Happy new year Mark!
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  23716. Dr. Felton, the original historian OG.
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  23717. Thank u sir I was very curious to learn about World War 2 you made it easy and to know about World War II and I thank you for that
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  23718. January 2nd, wide awake, mind cleared, ready to take on this new year, and what better way to do so with Dr Felton's arsenal?! Good to see you so early in 2021, you have become much, much more than a lecturer and educator. You are a kindred spirit and dear friend. May you be amply rewarded by the next 363 days!
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  23719. Love the content!
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  23720. Kool Mark' 🤖
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  23721. Happy new year Mr. Felton and keep on pumping amazing videos!
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  23722. Alot love from india
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  23723. Always great work! I really enjoy your content. Intro pics are very amusing. Thanks for all the wonderful history.
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  23724. Another video with the same good quality as always!
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  23725. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  23726. Dr Felton the more you continue to upload your videos the more fascinating they become! Thanks for sharing!
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  23727. Amazing the number of subjects you cover that have never been made public ever. Terrific channel.
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  23728. Happy New Year Dr. Felton from one of your million + fans!
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  23729. Thanks Mark.
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  23730. Sir Mark you never disappoint 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  23731. “ will take till next Christmas “ Don’t you threaten us with a good time sir.
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  23732. Yet another cracking video
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  23733. The Bundeswehr also used the lee enfield,BAR, M1 Garand and M1 carabine
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  23734. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  23735. It’s sad to see these men pass away. My grandfather was a Carlson’s Raider (D and later G company) from Midway, Guadalcanal, and Bougainville. Later served in I Company, 3rd Battalion, 27th marines at Iwo Jima where he was wounded and his best friend was killed. I wish I got to meet him, he died in 1959.
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  23736. My grandfather was too young to be drafted in the Second World War but was young enough to be drafted in the Korean War. He served in the army and told me he was trained in various roles such as using mortars and heavy machine guns. Told me a lot of comedic boot camp stories. When I was older he later told me that he never actually saw combat and instead was assigned to guard behind-the-line supply routes. His closest run in with death was almost getting run over by a supply truck. He also was part of the first war where R & R leave became a thing and he mentioned everyone wanted to go or be stationed in Japan because of the ladies scene. He passed away a few years.
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  23737. I had the honor of talking to several veterans and people who lived through those terrible events, not least because I am a professional historian (PhD in Economic History). As if that weren't enough, one of my grandmother's brothers fought in Italy in the Brazilian Expeditionary Force in 1944/45. I have 59 years now.
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  23738. Amazing stories, thank you.
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  23739. A very moving episode, Doc. Many thanks.
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  23740. GREAT CONTENT ALWAYS 👍
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  23741. Celebrating his 100th birthday in Napier, New Zealand today is WWII 452947, a veteran of Monte Cassino.
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  23742. Even more depressing is that all WWI veterans have all passed way, with the last in 2018. All the stories that they could tell have either been preserved or lost to history. Lest we forget all those that served and suffered the horrors of war.
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  23743. In the wee village of Clipston in Northants, whilst on leave from the BAOR. I had the honour of having a pint or two with such legends. 1 was a rear gunner on the Lancs, 1 was a troop CMDR in the famed Desert Rats, 1 was a Gunner in the Arty and the final one was Don the village icon, a sniper within the Northamptomshire Regt 2nd Battn. God how i loved talking to these guys and my heroes. I never know, what they thought of me. Until old Dom passed away and I was away with the UN in Bosnia. My OC of Dets called me to say, Ewen an old friend from your village has passed away and the family (no direct link) phoned the MOD to inform of his passing. They all faded one by one, until only the stories about them and what they told remain. Many tks Mark for this, it brought a tear, to a veterans eye. God bless you for this. And God bless you all and cheers.
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  23744. I loved this. Thank you!!!
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  23745. My Grandfather served with the RA 73LAA but went over with Americans on D-Day because of a hold-up , i don"t know lf he hit Utah or Omaha beach but if he had been on Gold or Sword who knows ? He passed in "93 when i lived with him , he never really said much about the war , just a few little stories - Still miss the old timer , RIP to all who served 🙏
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  23746. Very fortunate to have met a number of WW2 veterans and spoken with them. My grand-uncle Arthur O'Friel who was a combat surgeon on the HMS Douglas and faced the horror of the Wolf Packs on the Atlantic and was also on Arctic and Mediterranean convoy duties. I also met Iain Dunlop of 263 Squadron RAF who flew Hawker Hurricanes, Westland Whirlwinds, then Spitfires and Tempests over France. He went on to become an airline pilot, one of first Boeing 747 pilots for Aer Lingus. I wish I could have met my other grand-uncle, Danny O'Friel who was in the Royal Engineers and served in Italy defusing ordnance - he drank himself into an early grave in the 1950s - he had very severe PTSD. I also wish I could have met my other grand-uncle (by marriage), George Deering, who served along side Johnny Johnson in 617 Squadron as a member of Guy Gibsons's crew. He was killed over Germany a few months after Operation Chastise.
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  23747. Also as an Irishman we are very proud of John Hemingway - there was a big fuss in the papers here when he turned 100.
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  23748. Dr Felton, this may be your best yet. Fascinating stuff.
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  23749. Fun fact I live in Chapin South Carolina where doolittle raids were practiced they recovered a wrecked B-17 in the early 2000's and you can still find dummy rounds buried deep in the sand on bomb island hence the name
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  23750. Thanks again Mark o how the young folks in today need to know about what these people did so we can have the freedom we have today.
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  23751. Thanks!
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  23752. My mother who passed away in 2018 often talked about her great uncle Frank Kerslake who fought in the Zulu War in 1879. She was astonished that as a young girl she had met this man who was born in 1853!
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  23753. Excellent Video Mark! I was delighted to meet some of the 101 and 85 PIR veterans (not epiced by any movies) Whilst visiting Normandy in June 2020. Not many of them left. They got very emotional there even thou they've been there many times since '44 so I couldn't just come in and talk to them. Not many of them left now...
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  23754. Felton clicks post, I click play!!! Thanks Doctor!
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  23755. Not offten I find something out about ww2 thats new to me, Today I did. Great video
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  23756. Best history channel on YouTube, by far.
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  23757. I always click the like button even before the video starts ❤
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  23758. Not a night goes by and I don’t watch something by you Mark. A Dubliner in Pennsylvania. Cheers Mark…Fantastic Historian!
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  23759. Always excited for a new video
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  23760. Top notch reporting, ...I guess without anyone about, one of those MI5 disguises are about worthless to get you in. Fouled by a locked door, damn the situation.
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  23761. I was in Berchtesgaden previous summer, guess I have to convince my wife for going again 😅😅
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  23762. This week, Mark Felton attempts to break into a block of flats - not quite what I was expecting!
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  23763. Thankyou for all the videos. IAM seventy years old and I have learned a lot. When in school not much was said. 🤔🤔🤗🤗
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  23764. Well done! I wish I knew this when I was there a few months ago. Thank u
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  23765. Its a Mark Felton video release day, Today is a good day!
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  23766. Mark, I hope you spent my monthly Patreon contribution on a tasty Bavarian beer. You earned it! 5:16
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  23767. Thanks for another brilliant video! There's nothing better to listen to while I'm cooking!
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  23768. First viewer of this amazing video.Dr Felton🤚
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  23769. AGAIN SIR ! Thank you ! another piece of information I've never known much less heard of ! I'm 73,,planning on reaching at least 100,,sooo,,please keep the GREAT videos and information coming ! videos like this,,give me motivation and incentive to hang around a little bit more ! ty !
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  23770. First to watch from Tanzania
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  23771. You should have a contract for freeview UKTV history channel.
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  23772. Been watching this channel for a few yrs now absolutely love it. Great stuff. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  23773. Thank you for another great video Dr. Felton.
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  23774. Sir, you are the best! I am amazed about your knowledge! It's fascinating to watch ! As an addendum: I am most definitely subscribed!
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  23775. Great video, thank you Mark.
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  23776. Another EXTREMELY well researched and presented video Dr Felton. Thank You.
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  23777. Never knew this chapter of ww2 even existed! Thanks for filling an educational gap.
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  23778. Very interesting
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  23779. Mr. Felton always strikes swiftly with topics.
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  23780. Brilliant 👍🏻
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  23781. I have learned something new and interesting. I knew about supplies to Japan, but did not think about the Italians being involved in that theater of war after the surrender to the Allies. Thank you for for sharing this little gem.
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  23782. Mark has the best history segments ever , history channel has wicked tuna or some other ridiculous show or 1 million commercials in any documentary before you get to any details
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  23783. Quality as ever Sir! Am sure there is a film in there somewhere....
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  23784. I'm Still Learning Stuff About WW2, Keep It Coming My Friend.
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  23785. World War 2 is one of my specialties, yet I knew nothing about this subject until now. Great video, Mark!
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  23786. excellent account of a little known and complicated story.
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  23787. Dr. Felton, thank you so much for your delightful videos. I have watched nearly all of your content over the years, and every time I come away with new information or a new perspective on our not-so-distant history. You’re among the best out there for history content on the platform, and I hope you know how much you mean to your viewership!
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  23788. keep it coming mark great work
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  23789. Keep up the great work Dr. Felton. As someone who prides himself on knowledge of WW2, I am constantly both amazed and most pleased to learn about how much more there to learn. 🙂
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  23790. Hi Mark, I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a while and really enjoy your off the beaten path WWII stories, they never seem to stop surprising me with such varied point of view on such a documented war. I am originally from Mexico although I live in the UK. I inherited my interest in the conflagration from my grandfather who served as a Mexican army attaché in US Army air reconnaissance as he was a civil engineer. Anyway, in Mexico growing up I heard stories of the 201st fighter squadron of the Mexican airforce? Who participated in the Pacific theatre, I wonder if it would interest you to research about this little known participants. Thanks for all the knowledge.
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  23791. thank you for teaching me something i was completely oblivious to.
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  23792. Thank you mark !!!!!
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  23793. the stuff you dig up. amazing
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  23794. If you already know that it will be great ... even before you start the video ... Thank you for all the new unknown stuff Mark
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  23795. What a bizzare story I had never heared of before. I did not even knew that Italy had possession in China. Thank you, Mark!
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  23796. really good
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  23797. Fascinating and well produced
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  23798. Excellent
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  23799. Never heard of this. Thank you again for your work, Dr Felton.
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  23800. Thanks for opening a little known side of Italian history. As an Italian, I knew little about the end of our concessions in China.
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  23801. Another facet of WWII that was unknown to me. Great level of detail. Thank you for this video.
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  23802. Very interesting, I was unaware of these facts.
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  23803. That was great, thank you
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  23804. I had never heard of this before. Interesting video.
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  23805. Great work. as always keep. it up. 10/10.
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  23806. SUCH A GOOD HISTORY LESSON !
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  23807. As always Mr Felton you make amazing content on the little known facts of the war. Thank you for this amazing story board you have created. You have the ability to orate the material masterfully.
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  23808. Amazing!
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  23809. Absolute quality as always, about a subject I knew little about, every day is a school day with Dr Felton!
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  23810. What? I didn't know this?thank you mark😍😍🙌🏻🙌🏻
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  23811. Once again Mark you unearth another gem of a story
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  23812. Excellent.
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  23813. Great video once again Mark
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  23814. A most interesting video. Had no idea...
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  23815. Mark covers it all
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  23816. Fascinating
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  23817. amazing, I had never heard of this
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  23818. Ever a Pleasure to Watch you’re Videos! Greetings from Germany And Stay Healthy!
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  23819. Awesome video.
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  23820. Brilliant.
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  23821. Another fascinating film. 'Who knew?', as they say. Thanks Mark.
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  23822. This is one of the reasons I love this channel. It tells you history that I had no idea happened.
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  23823. I never heard about this aspect of World War II! Great work!
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  23824. EXCELLENT! ALWAYS WANTED THIS MARK!
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  23825. I really enjoy your documentaries keep it up
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  23826. Every day is a learning day with Mr Felton !
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  23827. Excellent 🖖
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  23828. EXCELLENT Video!
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  23829. More great work! I learn more about ww2 every time I watch your channel!
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  23830. First? I think not, but still very early. Thank you for making this weekend very pleasant 🙏
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  23831. Excellent documentary as always, thanks for sharing.
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  23832. good one, something I didn't know before again^^
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  23833. Well that was interesting!
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  23834. Another wonderful insight into a corner of history. Thank you
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  23835. Brilliant as usual , I never knew this even happened !
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  23836. Another great piece of forgotten history brought to life. Thanks Dr. Felton.👍
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  23837. Another interesting video, thanks Mark
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  23838. Didn't know about this. Thank you.
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  23839. Cooking thanksgiving turkey and watching Dr Mark Felton 🤌🤌🤌🤌
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  23840. +1 sub
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  23841. Love your work Mr Felton. Love from Norway. (Well, that was a bit redundant)
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  23842. Awesome video
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  23843. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  23844. Another fascinating film from Dr.Felton.
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  23845. Very good video.
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  23846. Thank you very much my friend. Well done. 🙋‍♂️🐈👌👍😎
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  23847. You got my attention! Great video.
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  23848. Excellent work, Mark!
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  23849. Beautiful video.
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  23850. great video
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  23851. Wow, very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  23852. My father worked most of his career in that building in the 60-80 for Banker's Trust Company. Banks back then had to make an impression of security and the main floor was granite, wood, and brass. Very impressive. I think it is a gym now.
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  23853. Fascinating content
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  23854. Pronounced Cory Lie-dull. I’m a New Yorker and a Yankees fan.
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  23855. Thank you Mark.
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  23856. The Doctor has posted again, therefore I will listen to him again, as I embark upon on daily walk.
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  23857. Nice change of pace, but equally well done.
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  23858. One of the best channels on YouTube. I’ve learned more about history from you than I did in high school
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  23859. Always learn something new, nice one
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  23860. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  23861. Amazing content as always
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  23862. First! Love your vids Mark. Keep it up
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  23863. Awesome Work Mark, Thanks 👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  23864. Loving all these uploads recently
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  23865. Now this is news to me . Thanks for keeping me notified !
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  23866. great info many thanks
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  23867. As always great video!
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  23868. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  23869. incredible story mark good job
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  23870. Fantastic thanks
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  23871. I really enjoy the picture of Dr. Felton in the beginning of each episode as of late, this one fav so far,
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  23872. Thanks!
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  23873. That intro was glorious
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  23874. With his nasal congestion .. and maybe a touch of cold medicine.. he sounds a bit like Sir Alec Guinness. Great video.
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  23875. I had to laugh ...thanks for sharing this ❤❤❤
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  23876. I just finished watching the Guy Walters hosted documentary on Hitler's Post War Plan episode about the highways, railroads, and aircraft Hitler planned on after the war. Nice seeing you and listening to your comments on Hitler's personal train "Amerika".
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  23877. Mark. Thanks for providing me with my Friday Night entertainment!!!
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  23878. Very interesting presentation. Thank you!
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  23879. Excellent research Mark as usual, thanks for sharing.
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  23880. I remember the reports in the UK of the radiation. It was our lab (UKAEA Harwell) that collected and mapped the data. All of our labs had radiation detectors mounted around the facilities. The good news is in the UK the fallout was only slightly over background, with some areas reporting no increase over normal background.
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  23881. Stay awesome Mr. Felton.
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  23882. Very good informative video.
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  23883. Fascinating. The tank destroyer was news to me. As always, your videos are first rate. Thanks.
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  23884. Dear Dr. Mark, very very informative video as always! As always Mark, best Greetings from Sweden.
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  23885. The intense clicks of Geiger counters ae truly terrifying. Great work as always, Dr. Felton.
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  23886. Thanks!
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  23887. Thank you Mark, extra-ordinary horror story
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  23888. Thanks mark, this is what makes your channel unique
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  23889. Good to see, Fantastic vid.
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  23890. Tanks for the vid Mark
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  23891. Thanks for the video, very interesting and informative about the use of these tanks at this site!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  23892. Thank You Sir! Best Regards and Best Wishes!
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  23893. Another brilliant video
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  23894. As Always, Astonishing and Amazing !
    1
  23895. Never knew this! Very interesting!
    1
  23896. Amazing vid. Amazing channel
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  23897. Another awesome video, thank you!!!!
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  23898. very interesting .. even by your high standards
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  23899. Great work, Doc.
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  23900. From Kurdistan we admire your documentary
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  23901. excellent, as always.
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  23902. In the U.K. we still have "hotspots" from this .
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  23903. Holy hell! Mark, your research never ceases to amaze!
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  23904. Mark, you are awesome sir.
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  23905. Simply phenomenal, authentic material and beautiful presentation. As always!
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  23906. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  23907. informative as usual .. Thank you Dr. Felton!!
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  23908. Another awesome video! 👍As one guy said I watched quite a few documentaries about Chernobyl and didn't know about this.
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  23909. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up for support
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  23910. Keep up the good work Mark!
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  23911. Thanks for another excellent video Sir.
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  23912. fathers aunt worked in a hospital lab in derry ireland a local nurse took in sample of chernobly dust that had landed on her car it was so radioactive the hospital equipment couldn,t measure high enough to record the radiation level
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  23913. -Afternoon Coffee ✅ -AirPods charged✅ -Mark Felton Production Videos✅
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  23914. Great work Sir thank you
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  23915. Fascinating as always.
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  23916. I liked that Geiger counter audio effect. Nice touch.
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  23917. Most history channels just restate other documentaries, like a bad college essay: change a few words here and there, add some graphics. You give us actual research, actual insight. Every time you present a topic there is always some aspect I had never considered or been aware of. Food for a starving mind in a sea of history junk food. Hey, Thanks, Mark. Keep them coming.
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  23918. Thank you very much for another Excellent subject. 👍 Very much appreciated my friend. Keepum coming. 🙋‍♂️🐈👍🌞
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  23919. So fascinating! Thank you Mark!
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  23920. Another excellent episode. Very interesting. Thankyou Dr Felton.
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  23921. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us all. Top tier content all around. Cheers and Health.
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  23922. Thanks again for bringing us new historical information Mark.
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  23923. The narration is great. Some voices are just made for narration. I know its off the path here, but I thought the same about Paul Winfield who narrated a series call "City Confidential". RIP Mr. Winfield. And thanks to Mr. Felton for his work.
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  23924. If you're interested in WWII history do you watch the History channel, do you watch the Military Channel, no, you watch Mark Felton Productions. You won't find anything else anywhere that comes close to the information available here in these documentaries.
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  23925. Very good, cool
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  23926. I used to watch "documentaries", looks like this channel is my new favorite instead
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  23927. The bravery of such combatants is stagering! I served in Iraq, but the scope of WWII is immense and we owe much to their everday stress & unsung heroics for years upon years. Thanks for shedding light upon these brave souls. :-)))
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  23928. Taking apart a crashed V2 in the woods and transporting it away covered over with potatoes while the SS are looking for it and then flying it out of the woods in darkness under the germans noses....this would make an excellent movie. More often reality is far more interesting than Hollywood fairy stories. That was excellent Mark thanks.
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  23929. Excellent stuff! 👍
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  23930. Excellent episode!👍
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  23931. Regards from Serbia !
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  23932. FASINATING !VERY INTERESTING ! THANKS
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  23933. Better than any class, Mark you truly make ww2 interesting
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  23934. Excellent once again.
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  23935. legendary content
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  23936. Fantastic video!
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  23937. Good one Mark thanks! Many places that I’ve visited!
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  23938. Mark Felton strikes again. This Channel is pure Gold if you are interested in WWII.
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  23939. Thx Dr. Mark! Exceptional piece again!
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  23940. Thanks dr. Felton
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  23941. Yay this one is one of my favorite stories mark made
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  23942. So interesting. Thankyou.
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  23943. Thanks Dr feltan,I always enjoy your videos,much appreciated my friend.
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  23944. Thanks Dr Felton. I love all the little details.
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  23945. Another banger 🔥 👌 🙌 😎
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  23946. this was so interesting, thanks so much
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  23947. Superb story about the German high command, like rats turning on each other as they see the end is nearing. Even after viewing all your videos, Mark, I am always surprised at your detailed research and perfect narration.
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  23948. I'm at the point here where i just like the videos before i watch them because i just know.... ya know?
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  23949. Thanks!
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  23950. Amazing. Great episode
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  23951. Utterly fascinating. Thank you, Dr. Felton!
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  23952. My Grandpa T SGT Ernest Rousselot was there that day with the 635th tank destroyer battalion
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  23953. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  23954. Brilliant video Dr. Felton!
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  23955. Thank you for the lesson.
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  23956. :D whats did the air scouts have? half sizes mig 15s? You kille me dude. Boiler Plates and trabant engines - unbelivable! Only here history comes to live.
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  23957. You know you've struck gold, when an historian says "Oh, holy crap!". Now I have to get the coffee out of my keyboard, Thanks Doctor, thanks a lot.
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  23958. Brilliant video as always!
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  23959. "Half scale Mig 15's?" "Oh holy crap!" Bahaha! Great stuff brother!! 🖤👊🏼🤘🏼✌🏼
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  23960. That was truly bizarre and very interesting! Thank you.
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  23961. This channel is awesome. You never know when it’s coming, and you never know what it will be. Thanks Mark.
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  23962. Another Outstanding Video! I love the Humour and I find the information so very interesting
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  23963. Holly crap that was an entertaining video...
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  23964. WTH?! 3:36 - the footage at the end is suspect, but did those things fire as well!!? Why not, with that whole mini-jet thing. lul Funniest video I've seen of yours. Brilliant!
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  23965. Thanks!
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  23966. BEST VIDEO SO FAR SIR ,WELL DONE. GOD BLESS
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  23967. Dr. Felton saying "Holy crap!" made me smile while having a bad day... thank you for that.
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  23968. Great video! Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  23969. Not unlike our ACF/CCF. I got to play with real tanks and artillery during CCF summer camps on Hohne ranges and Sennelager. We also did lots of weapon training, firing Lee Enfield .303 and Bren Guns. I had a fun childhood 😁
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  23970. The sarcasm was subtle, but sprinkled liberally throughout. I would expect no less from the British. 10/10.
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  23971. Brilliant. Just brilliant 👏 😁
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  23972. As a West-German and a Leopard 2 driver at the age of 19, I never heard that before!🤔
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  23973. Excellent video, excellent history, as always!
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  23974. Thanks for the laugh today
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  23975. The first bit is factual but sets up a Dr Felton dad joke, love it
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  23976. Thank you again Mark Felton Productions!! This was wonderful!!
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  23977. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  23978. Thank you so much for your sense of humour and generally breathtaking intellect! Hip hip hurrah to Mark Felton productions!
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  23979. One of your best Mark, fantastic to watch. Keep them coming.
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  23980. Absolutely thoroughly enjoyed this!
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  23981. Equal parts information and humor. Thanks Mark!
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  23982. Saw these vehicles in 1987 in e berlin parade
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  23983. So lucky to have a content creator like yourself. Jesus christ, thank you!
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  23984. Thanks Mark! another fascinating Vid. well researched and presented.
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  23985. Thanks for sharing such interesting video. Go ahead. Nice histories
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  23986. Great, video with so many historical details. Thanks! 👍😊
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  23987. Excellent,thanks for posting.
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  23988. Fascinating 🇬🇧👍👍
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  23989. You sir have an awesome channel. Love the work
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  23990. High quality. Thanks !
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  23991. Very interesting video, thank you.
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  23992. Excellent video, very informative. Thank you for all of your work, it is appreciated an valued.
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  23993. Great viewing! Very informative and I've learnt something new
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  23994. Very interesting! Thanks again Mark!!!
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  23995. Mark is the only man here I give my support to due to the exact facts said. No bs 2nd hand or 3rd hand or google bs.
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  23996. Great video
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  23997. Your pronounciation of German names and places is impressive .
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  23998. Nicely done.
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  23999. Love your videos.
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  24000. Geez Mark - awesome production - top notch research and then put together in a way that pulls your fans in - its almost as if we are living the story - those French guys could fight - wow, knocking out so many Soviet tanks - improvising with what they had and getting into great defensive positions - it never ceases to amaze me that in those chaotic last days in Berlin that medals were awarded - thanks Mark - another very enjoyable production......
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  24001. Have to watch this one tonight too, just stop to give you a thumbs up, thank you Mark
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  24002. Thank you for this video !
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  24003. Oww Mark how you make lockdown that bit more bearable!
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  24004. Excellent work. I only knew about Charlemagne incidentally and this work of yours has provided me with all this amazing detail, including the fate of those surviving. Thank you
    1
  24005. Omg yes a video on this from Mark!
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  24006. This man's documentaries are amazing
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  24007. Excellent video, thank you
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  24008. Amazing research as usual, sir.
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  24009. Thanks!
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  24010. Thanks! i appreciate the well researched history.
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  24011. Thanks!
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  24012. Outstanding research! Thank you.
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  24013. Thanks Mark. Yet another topic I was unaware of! Rich!
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  24014. Thanks Dr. Felton. We love you in Florida.
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  24015. Again you surprise me Mark! I thought I knew every British A/C operated by the USAAF in WW2, but I had never heard of the four squadrons of Beaufighters! I get schooled again! Thanks for your hard work creating the best military history channel on television!
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  24016. Another Mark Felton video , another first class education !!
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  24017. WWII just keeps on giving. Thank you @Mark Felton Productions for bringing all these fascinating stories to life.
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  24018. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
    1
  24019. Great video!
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  24020. Another thumbs up! Best on YouTube!
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  24021. Brewster Buffalo!! What a truly awful aircraft, to give to a friend and ally!! Sorry about that!! Dr. Felton, thank you for an amazing channel sir!!
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  24022. Great video! Thanks for posting!
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  24023. Always great videos from Mark Felton! Thank you for providing us with your insights.
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  24024. You're saving me money on having to buy Osprey Publishing books about these subjects! Many thanks Dr. FELTON!
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  24025. Thanks
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  24026. Another great episode. Always a good day when Mr. Felton posts a video
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  24027. Lovely video today
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  24028. Another great topic by Dr.F
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  24029. Notification goes off.. 8 minutes later I've been educated on yet more I didn't know about WW2... And my knowledge is pretty good.
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  24030. Great video. A lot of new information for me.
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  24031. Brilliant and informative thanks again Mark.
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  24032. Great video Mark, some classic aircraft, amazing 👌👍😀
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  24033. Great video professor
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  24034. Thanks for another great story Mark; always a pleasure.
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  24035. This video is amazing. Keep up the great work
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  24036. The number of comments only T*W*O days after posting this fascinating history lesson says a lot about your fan base! Congratulations!
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  24037. Thanks!
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  24038. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  24039. hi mark and good job on all your video's
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  24040. Thank you mark very cool!
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  24041. Thanks Mark. As always, great information.
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  24042. Thanks Mark! Have a great day!
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  24043. What a great video. Thanks for this
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  24044. good stuff. thank you.
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  24045. Favorite YT channel for my history fix. Absolutely love & appreciate these videos.
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  24046. Wow, thank you Dr. Felton. Love all of the technology videos!
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  24047. Another great video Dr Felton...👍
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  24048. Bedankt
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  24049. Thanks for the video and information Dr Felton, as i always say more learned!!😎🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  24050. Thanks!
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  24051. Thank you for your awesome work Dr Felton 2 million subs coming
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  24052. Thanks!
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  24053. Another great video from Mark, Thank you.
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  24054. Superb! Very very very good video and sound ! Great!
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  24055. Thanks …. Another interesting video….!
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  24056. First here. Good video as always
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  24057. Tanks for the video!
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  24058. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  24059. In Mark Felton productions we trust
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  24060. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  24061. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  24062. Another dose of goodness for a history junkie! Thanks papa Felton!
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  24063. Happy new year Mark
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  24064. You should make the title of this video a question, so as not to mislead people.
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  24065. Hehe ok I'm gigglin' loud rn.. Hearin' western and seein' Hitler is a trip! 😅
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  24066. Our good Doc Felton just keeps digging for more gold stories🙏🙏
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  24067. When Hitler would see his Colorado Rancher buddies he would say “Audi partner”
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  24068. You had me going Mark! haha. Great Work as usual!
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  24069. Beautiful work mark 🫡
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  24070. Rmarkable person in history you are becomming yourself in my opinion , other doccumentary on the topic does not touch your immersive quality by a mile.
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  24071. Unbelievable....well thank you mark 😊 Have a good weekend
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  24072. Well, well! I didn't know that AH was an avid Western fan. Another fascinating piece. Thanks
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  24073. Thanks!
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  24074. Another story I never knew about ..so good
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  24075. I love the mark felton community So many funny people from all walks of life and age yet we all have one thing in common An interest for weird and interesting historical events
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  24076. Well done Mr. Felton, your documentaries are always full of insightful content!!
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  24077. An errant alleged historical fact I had never heard of. Fascinating 👏👍👌
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  24078. I can't help but watch your videos in full and leave a like
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  24079. Saw you made a new video hopped on it fast
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  24080. 😊👍👍👍👍👍
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  24081. Another well told tale from WWII.😊
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  24082. Thanks, fascinating subject matter.
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  24083. Truly superb videos! Thank you!
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  24084. call of war is such an appropriate sponsor for the channel
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  24085. YESS WAITED TIME FOR THIS ONE,, Tirpitz in chat boys, MARK THANKYOUUUU
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  24086. Excellent thanks Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  24087. I love ww2 history with Mark Felton.
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  24088. Best history teacher Dr.felton
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  24089. Incredible video!
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  24090. Great vid
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  24091. If Mark Felton didn't exist, the history channel would have had to invent him.
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  24092. Hi Mark, hope you are having a spectacular day! I know I am setting up for a good one when I get to start my morning with some real history! Thank you sir!
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  24093. I knew this story. There was nothing new Dr Felton could teach me. And then he did. Again.
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  24094. Thanks very nice
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  24095. Very interesting, thank you for making this!
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  24096. Fantastic job on this !! There’s a reason that I only subscribe to very few channels and this one has my approval !! Thank you Mr Felton !
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  24097. A first class informative , fascinating, video.
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  24098. Definitely my favourite channel on Youtube. Another excellent educational video. 👍
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  24099. Thank you Mark!!
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  24100. This video had a great twist ending. Thank you for the great videos!
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  24101. Díky!
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  24102. Top content Mark, thank you!
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  24103. Sir, I adore all of your videos. This excellent video is no different. Your delivery is mesmerizing, I can listen endlessly. Thanks you for all of your work.
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  24104. Great video Mark!
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  24105. Great video content! I really enjoy your videos.
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  24106. Well my Monday just got a whole lot cooler thanks to Mark Felton!
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  24107. Excellent video.
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  24108. Another outstanding, meticulously researched video.
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  24109. I'm bored, nothing good on YouTube. Dr. Mark Felton.."Hold my beer."
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  24110. Another excellent video! Bravo!
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  24111. Thanks!
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  24112. So interesting!
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  24113. ❤❤❤ Best educational channel on youtube
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  24114. Mark, great video
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  24115. Very interesting Thank you.
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  24116. Excellent piece.
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  24117. Great video Mark!
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  24118. Mark. Your presentations are wonderful!
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  24119. Always outstanding. Awesome film footage.
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  24120. Your content is excellent many thanks
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  24121. Currently there are at least 4 Ukrainian MI24 Hind gunships deployed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as part of the UN Mission Monusco
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  24122. Great news, thanks for another great video
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  24123. I've learn't alot about about ww2; and now ukrain and russia war from this channel excellent work Dr Felton.
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  24124. Thank you for the information, Mark. Love your channel.
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  24125. Love the ww2 content and the current war content. 👍
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  24126. WoW, it’s amazing that your channel is so updated, offering me the latest stuffs …just appreciating
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  24127. Yoi're doing great with these new ukraine episodes. You're giving the news agencies a run for their money !!!!!!! Thank You !!!!!!!
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  24128. Fascinating, thank you for this.
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  24129. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  24130. Brilliant and very interesting. Thank you
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  24131. Best historian ever
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  24132. You're literally the best!
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  24133. Absolutely facsinating!
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  24134. Always click to see what you show us
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  24135. what an interesting little video
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  24136. Another nugget from the Felton gold mine of information!!
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  24137. Absolutely first class presentation. I (probably like most people) had no idea whatever of these events. Great work again Mark. Thanks
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  24138. Love Mark Felton documentaries. There's never any fluff, or editorializing.
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  24139. Back again !!! Love it !
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  24140. Always love the scripts
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  24141. You are the best thing on YOUTUBE love you so much bro !!
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  24142. Once again, Dr. Felton, you have shed light on a subject that would have never known about if not for your expert education piece. Thank you!
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  24143. i click like on Felton's videos before I watch them....
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  24144. another well made and informative video,
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  24145. I feel pumped to watch every one of marks videos everytime I see one in my subscription list
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  24146. Thank you!!!
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  24147. Vielen Dank....Liebte das Musical...!
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  24148. Another great video!
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  24149. Always love the new stuff!!
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  24150. Impressive as usual 👍
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  24151. Perfectly made video! Cheers mate.
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  24152. I learned something new from your video very excellent job
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  24153. Mark... you're a juggernaut of fascinating content.
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  24154. Outstanding video I wish I was viewing this on a 75 inch widescreen so I would not miss the details in the video but my phone works well. Thank you Mark.
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  24155. Great video, with very new information for me. And as icing on the already fantastic cake: great marches. Thank you!
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  24156. The compilation of footage is, as always, excellent.
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  24157. I always destroy a few brain cells at the weekend , enjoying too much red wine....but come the weekdays, a Mark Felton video comes along and I'm right on track to repair my grey matter!!!!!....as always brilliant :)
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  24158. Excellent video Mark!
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  24159. Most epic video you’ve ever made. Great march in the middle with great footage.
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  24160. Great research. I really like this channel. So much to learn, its amazing. Ty Sir.
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  24161. Quality as always, I tip my hat to Dr Felton.
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  24162. Hell yeah the Sachsenberg unit i was waiting for a Video about that. Thanks Dr Felton Sir.
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  24163. Excellent!
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  24164. Excellent episode :)
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  24165. Never heard of this stuff before.. Not even a rumor.. A lot to google afterwards.. Mark Felton 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 keep doing what you do
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  24166. Fantastic stuff as usual. Illuminating the little corners of history that are overshadowed by the easy pickings. Thanks a bunch 👍
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  24167. There is so much history amongst the history. Thank you Dr. Felton. 👍👍👍
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  24168. Another historical cherry from Felton.
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  24169. The last holder of the Blue Max; that really is quite a distinction to take to the grave. As always, intelligent, informative and well produced, Mark.
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  24170. wow this comment section is quite the ride
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  24171. Fascinating stuff. Thanks for sharing. :)
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  24172. Its time for history class..
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  24173. Great video. Thank you.
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  24174. Quick stop what you're doing it's Mark Felton ...... music starts
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  24175. Mister Felton does it again , remarkable and fascinating history !
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  24176. Going back into lockdown for six weeks from tomorrow - so I made sure I bought a Mark Felton book to help through that time. Knowing that there will be more videos to watch will be a comfort as well.
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  24177. Great video. Excellent well researched information. As a side note the Music that starts @ 6:21 is well chosen!
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  24178. love the music
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  24179. Best channel on Youtube...
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  24180. Mark - you always amaze me with the military history that is rarely talked about. Keep up the good work... I always look forward to the next release from Mark Felton Productions!
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  24181. BRILLIANT CONTENT, AS USUAL! THANK YOU! SUBSCRIBED AND SHARED.
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  24182. Thank you Mark.
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  24183. Thank you for bringing to the surface obscure interesting bits of military history.
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  24184. Love the old video clips it's like time travel.
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  24185. Mark, really enjoy your video Programs, especially WWII episodes! Thx..
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  24186. A pretty amazing unknown chapter of post WW1 history for me . Thanks for that.
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  24187. Mind blown!
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  24188. AS ALWAYS,EXCELLENT WORK!!!!!
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  24189. Pure gold.
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  24190. As someone with Latvian heritage, I particularly enjoyed this segment. Also, following up with what happened to major figures is always appreciated.
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  24191. Honestly it's the little things that make me really happy in life, especially unwinding after work to a new Mark Felton video to have a hot meal or cup of coffee or tea too
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  24192. The Oxford dictionary: to felton (ˈfɛltən) [sb. or sth.], verb = to uncover historical events or coherences thereof that are widely unknown to a public which usually deems itself to be pretty well informed about that very subject matter. Thanks for this one - sometimes I really don't know whether I should just enjoy all the stuff you keep unveiling to me about my very own country, or whether I should be mad about all those blokes who called themselves teachers and whose job it would have been to enlighten me about all this in the first place !
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  24193. Again Mark has come up with a winner, as I have never heard of this 'secret' German airforce, and what an interesting tale it is, plus what happened to some of these pilots during WWII, and when they died. On watching other documentaries about WWII, I often have to comment if people want real historic, well researched videos of battles etc., then they won't go wrong with watching this channel, as some will take a lot of time telling one story.
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  24194. Your productions are always so fascinating.
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  24195. great video thank you
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  24196. The best history channel on YouTube.
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  24197. New Mark Felton video, time for a coffee break.
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  24198. Thank you mark!!!
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  24199. Great video as always
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  24200. Another excellent video. Thank you…
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  24201. Its never Böring when its about Göring
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  24202. thank you mark felton for your wonderful videos....your fame is spreading...even my 23 year old son watches your videos now.
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  24203. Excellent content as always 👍
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  24204. As are all your videos,absolutely captivating. Bravo Doc!
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  24205. Verrrry interesting, thanks!
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  24206. Whoa! Got to this 14 minutes after posting. Thanks Dr. Felton! Always a Treat!
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  24207. Another superb contribution to such a treasure trove of history..that Mark Felton never fails to impress on us...Keep them coming
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  24208. Another great video. Thanks
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  24209. Outstanding video, once again, thank you
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  24210. Social and psychological history of the 20th century wars - Dr Felton's area of expertise is just fascinating and compelling watching.
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  24211. Just in time for my lunch break. Cheers, Mark!
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  24212. Love your videos my favourite military channel
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  24213. Always a pleasure Dr. Felton. 👍
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  24214. Doc has done it again !!!! Bravo.
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  24215. I found this wonderful channel 1 or 2 years before the global lockdown started
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  24216. i was eating ramen noodles right when the “entrails” line rocked up
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  24217. Great history lesson again dr. Felton 👍
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  24218. Many Thanks DR. Felton.
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  24219. The pronunciation of german words and names is excellent. I think you improved. If not it allways was great. So I iam sorry
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  24220. You're great at finding new topics within the same topics. Kudos
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  24221. Thank You Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos
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  24222. Thank you Dr Felton..
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  24223. Always enlightening. Thank you.
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  24224. A very interesting video.
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  24225. Outstanding video.
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  24226. One of your best of late...plenty of detail to follow up with👉💎👈⚠️
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  24227. Thanks
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  24228. Bernhard prince Zur Lippe Bisterfeld was a member of the SS and married Juliana, crown princess of the Netherlands
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  24229. Brilliant video ❤
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  24230. Great Video Sir!
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  24231. I will just say ont thing , Thank you Dr Felton !
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  24232. Another fascinating video. Thanks.
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  24233. I’ve been trying to find out stuff like this for years great video my friend! This Is information we need out in the open .
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  24234. Thanks!
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  24235. Great, informative 👍
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  24236. Very informative. Thanks!
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  24237. Happy Thanksgiving, Dr. Felton. And Thanks Again for another excellent video.
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  24238. Outstanding, one of your best. Thanks!
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  24239. My mother-in-law, living near Tegernsee in Bavaria had a WWII U.S. M1 Bayonet and a folding spade between her garden tools, still in "service" till she gave them to me a few years ago.
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  24240. Oh wow! I just noticed you’re up to 1.52 million subs! Cant recall how many subs you had whenever I joined about a year or so ago, but I’m certain it was nowhere near that many. 💥 Congratulations! 💥 🇬🇧🍻🇺🇸
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  24241. Outstanding video and presentation
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  24242. Awesome video. Thanks again.
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  24243. Happy thanksgiving Mark!
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  24244. Very interesting! Thanks much.
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  24245. Excellent Great 👍 Thank you very much. Happy Thanksgiving 😊.
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  24246. Another fantastic but real story, Mark your work is a class above everyone else. Oh Zeppelina must make a come back as a girl's name.👍
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  24247. My family has a pair of Arisakas picked up from a VC cache in Vietnam. Chrysanthemum still displayed
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  24248. 20 years ago there was a German World War II stg-44 machine gun that was sold at a yard sale in Milwaukee at the police department was looking for who purchased it to this day I never heard any more about it I take it that ain't never recovered it somebody has it sitting in their closet
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  24249. When my father passed away we discovered two mills bombs, and two German stick grenades amongst his effects, they were inspected by the authorities, and handed back to us as they had been deactivated, a very dangerous process that involved removing the explosive with boiling water!
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  24250. 1:50 It would be the Department of War, not Defense. DOD was a postwar creation.
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  24251. Danke!
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  24252. Literally just wondering about this the other day Mark reads minds
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  24253. Old WW2 and WW1 Mausers and arisakas have what's called a duffel cut where they cut the stock in half to fit them in their duffel bags.
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  24254. Marc, during WWII there was no prohibition on machine gun import, you just needed to register them with the IRS. The import ban didn't come until 1968, and was mostly due to a series of political assassinations and the very real problem of AK-47s coming in from Vietnam. The '68 ban included a general amnesty, and all kinds of guns were registered for free with the IRS.
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  24255. My dad brought back a MP-40 burp gun🇨🇦
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  24256. Very interesting, that GI holding the rifle at 2:47 it's an STG 44 not the MP.
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  24257. Very cool. Thanks Doc!
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  24258. Sure lots of guns were brought home after the first and second world wars, however the reality is that many firearms that are reputed to be `veteran bring backs` are not, they are simply surplus guns that were imported in quantity and sold at retail to customers. Lots of these customers were war veterans and when they passed away their children often assume that the old Mauser or Luger their father had was brought back from the war. Dealers will often embellish the items they sell with a good story so as to command a higher price, as a result the story of a bring back is a popular one at least in North America. If you collect guns be sure you are paying for a gun, not a story.
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  24259. I have a bring back trophy. Came from a US Army infantry company PFC from North Carolina named Dirk. It’s a ‘42 1940’ K98 rifle with a duffle cut stock.
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  24260. Wow, I wish I would have seen this earlier, usually not that late to your videos. I know you wont see this, but Thank You. Usually whenever people talk about Marlene Dietrich they talk about her sexuality rather than what all she did and she did a lot more than I had realized!
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  24261. Another amazing video!! Love your channel!! Um, that’s why I subscribe !!!
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  24262. 36th Infantry Division. Not 34th.
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  24263. Thank you once again for adding another missing piece to my life's jigsaw puzzle of wisdom.. 😅
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  24264. Thanks!
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  24265. 36th ID (Big T) was the Texas Division. 34th ID came from the upper Midwest.
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  24266. Fascinating... as always. Thank you.
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  24267. Very well done, this one in particular. Thank you.
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  24268. I stopped in Marlene’s lodge in Akerblads hotel in Tallberg in Sweden, where she Holidayed regularly, I had a good look under the bed to see if she had left anything, but alas 😝 😂
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  24269. So, she was pretty cool! Thanks, Dr. Felton :)
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  24270. I had an interesting conversation with Ms. Dietrich. Her grandson was in my year at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. The actress, even when she was older, was still remarkably beautiful.
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  24271. This was good, but the Texans are the 36th Infantry Division not the 34th Infantry Division.
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  24272. You meant, of course, meant the 36th (US) "Texas" Infantry Division, not the 34th.
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  24273. Very interesting, thank you Mark.
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  24274. Always informative and brilliant!
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  24275. Great video Sir!
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  24276. the late comedian Robin Williams was a strong supporter of the USO, doing many shows in camps across the USA battle areas in Iraq and Afghanistan
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  24277. Excellent, as always.
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  24278. She was paid $450,000 in 1937?!?!?! That equal to $9.5 million in today's dollars. A lot of actresses aren't pulling down that kind of dough these days.
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  24279. Hey Mark the 34th was not from Texas but Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas. The 36th is from Texas.
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  24280. I always enjoy your videos, but this one was particularly good. A wonderful story about a different kind of war hero. Thank you for posting.
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  24281. Very good Video indeed. Interesting
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  24282. Fascinating. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  24283. 34th Infantry was not Texas... 34th was/is MN, Iowa etc. 36th was Texas. Served with 1/34 during the Surge in Iraq in 2007
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  24284. Excellent video.
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  24285. Many thanks for your videos Mark !
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  24286. Very interesting, thanks.
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  24287. This channel deserves a A+
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  24288. Well done Dr Mark!!!
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  24289. I see a Mark Felton video, I like the video immediately
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  24290. Far be it from me to correct Mark Felton, but the last of Hitler's field marshals to die was Ferdinand Schoerner, who died on July 2, 1973, about 18 months after Milch.
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  24291. Very interesting thanks
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  24292. Excellent historic channel of 2WW. ( Mark Felton production) thanks for sharing this video
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  24293. Thanks Dr.
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  24294. Thanks for making these videos.
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  24295. Don't forget to donate so that we can keep enjoying this channel!!
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  24296. That was interesting. Great work!
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  24297. Forget Clapton—FELTON is God
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  24298. Thanks for doing a great summoning up, short and clear.
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  24299. Awesome work. 👌 top notch
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  24300. Interesting video
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  24301. Fantastic documentary like always 🙏👌💪👍🤞
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  24302. Great video as usual! Thoroughly enjoyed it and learned something new!
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  24303. Excellent story Mark. Your little known facts about WW2 history are very enlightening!!
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  24304. Thanks mark I learn everything from watching your videos
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  24305. Thanks for more interesting history.
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  24306. Got addicted to you channel
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  24307. Fascinating video! Thank you.
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  24308. Very good job, Mr.Felton 👍
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  24309. Thanks!
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  24310. Another fascinating video - Well done!
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  24311. God I've been on a binge watching your videos. And I'm not even a history fan.
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  24312. another great video & thanx!🇺🇸🤓
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  24313. A new Mark Felton Video I clicked as soon as I saw the Notification
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  24314. Very interesting. Keep up the good work Mark. Great production as always👍.
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  24315. Quality channel 👍🇬🇧
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  24316. very informative. thanks for the video
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  24317. Bravo Mark Felton hands down this is a great channel.
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  24318. Appreciate ur work sir!!
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  24319. ty mark very cool
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  24320. Thanks!
    1
  24321. Every segment a pleasure and an education.
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  24322. As always I appreciate your information. I never knew this. Thank You 😊
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  24323. this is a good vid, cheers mark
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  24324. Excellent video content. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
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  24325. As always, Great stuff!! Thanks
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  24326. Excellent episode Sir Felton!
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  24327. Thanks Doc Felton
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  24328. Another great Vid
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  24329. Thanks Mark for another great documentary 👍🙂
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  24330. Excellent information sir
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  24331. Excellent production and first class voice over.
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  24332. Great presentation, Dr. Felton. Thanks.
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  24333. These videos are amazing. So very informative.
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  24334. Outstanding Dr. Felton!!!!!
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  24335. Your videos are great! Best regards from germany
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  24336. Love your work Mark. Thank you!
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  24337. Fascinating documentary!
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  24338. first ! awsome content dr felton
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  24339. I always enjoy Dr. Felton. I know it's going to be a day that I will learn something new about World War II.
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  24340. Excellent video once again Mark!
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  24341. I was just wondering if they had any service in Europe. Thank you!
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  24342. Excellent video Mark!
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  24343. Fascinating; excellent!
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  24344. Thank you Mark.
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  24345. Great stuff Mark!
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  24346. Very interesting thank you
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  24347. Very cool history! I never knew any B-29 flew over Europe.
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  24348. Mark Felton's stuff is way better compared to what History channel puts out these days.
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  24349. Mark Felton, you are truly to World War II, what Ken Burns is to the Civil War. You deserve more prominence, especially on the major channels, but if you can't join them, beat them.
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  24350. Great video!
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  24351. Top work. A +
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  24352. I never knew there were any B29s in Europe. Great video! Also if you ever have the chance to in America we still have 1 that flys and takes passengers on flights. I got to fly on it last summer fantastic experience.
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  24353. Excellent, Mark. Always good.
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  24354. Impressive research.
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  24355. excellent! Keep the vids up!
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  24356. Your videos have been such a fascinating way to keep our minds occupied during this wretched covid quarantine. The amount of work you do in not only researching, but finding this old film footage is remarkable. Informative and entertaining. Keep up the great work!!
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  24357. As a recent subscriber & WW2 history buff, i must say how pleased i am to have found this channel. Mark's unbiased & smooth narration make it a joy to watch. Gratitude for ur posts. There well received. The good thing about being a late sub, is that i get to binge on loads of previous posts.
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  24358. Interesting, thank you Mark
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  24359. Also, in Romania, they were a lot of jews with the surname „Hitler”. In the Jewish cemetery in Bucharest, the tombstones show a lot of jewish „Hitlers”.
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  24360. Excellent as always
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  24361. Good video
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  24362. Great info, thanks )) fasinating
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  24363. Well done sir...I never knew that little piece of history about the King......love your work.
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  24364. WOW THANKS ALSO FOR THE EXCELLENT FILM FOOTAGE IN THIS FINE VIDEO.....Thanks my friend..... Shoe🇺🇸
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  24365. That was really very interesting, area of ww2 history I knew little about. Thank you
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  24366. Inspiring, both in subject and presentation; thank you, Sir.
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  24367. There is a Danish vessel, Gerda lll, at Mystic Maritime Museum that was used to smuggle Jewish refugees to Sweden during the war.
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  24368. His daughter is just the same, she would walk the streets of copenhagen without bodyguards after terror attacks just to show the public not to be afraid ❤️🇩🇰
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  24369. a great video as always Mr.Felton have a good one.
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  24370. Thank you Professor! History is so fascinating! Excellent work!
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  24371. Another great video! Thank you, Mark!
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  24372. Thank you very much my dear friend. Excellent as usual. You and " Ace Destroyer " are some of the very best documentaries I have EVER watched. Again, most sincere thanks for your hard and very informative work. 🙋🏻‍♂️🐈🇺🇲👍😊🙂
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  24373. Thanks for your videos Mark.
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  24374. 8:02 'Having carnal relations with oneself.' Very subtle, Dr. Felton. 🤣
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  24375. Another excellent video, sir! Cheers, Mark!
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  24376. We Danes are very proud of king Christian :-)
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  24377. For the past few days im just watching some of markfeltons video
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  24378. I listen to Mark through my earbuds when I'm on afternoons. Time flies by. Keep em coming Mark. Mark...
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  24379. The videos are getting more and more interesting! Great job!
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  24380. Great story, as always.... 🙃 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  24381. Cool! Great story!
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  24382. I love this story!
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  24383. Awsome story Mark
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  24384. Wonderful! Wonderful vídeo!
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  24385. Love it keep the history coming
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  24386. Shap wells hotel is fairly local to me and have visited it numerous times,I knew it had been used as a POW camp during WW2 but thought it was mostly Italians that were interned there
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  24387. I was just reading about German POW escape attempts the other day! Nice timing!
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  24388. A superb story. Thank you Mark 👍
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  24389. its kinda nice to hear a WW2 story where nobody died and treated each other amicably...such a horrific period in World History...
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  24390. Great! I work at the Kingstown industrial estate on the old site of the airfield. Crazy to think that happened where I spend most of my time!
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  24391. Probably glad after all they ended up in Canada. With that kind of pluck I hope they joined the West German forces after the war. Thanks for a great story, Dr. Felton!
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  24392. Wow ! What a story. Keep up the great work Mark !
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  24393. Thanks for your great work Mark. I don't know how you keep up this incredible throughput of stuff we don't know about
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  24394. amazing! yet another film worthy story!
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  24395. Absolutely brilliant 👏channel this
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  24396. I like that Mark , Gives a good account and unbiased portrait of these personal accounts
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  24397. I live in Mississippi and near my house is an old German POW camp for the afrika korp and 2 officers actually escaped and where caught at a diner
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  24398. What a nice story, nobody dies.
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  24399. Thank you Mark another interesting video
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  24400. The man, legend... You've done it again mark 👍✌️
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  24401. Need to check my stocks. Hold on, Mark has put up a new video!
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  24402. The comment section is just as good as Sir Felton’s videos.
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  24403. Yet another ww2 story I've never heard of. Excellent channel Mark! You never cease to amaze .
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  24404. good video
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  24405. Fun story - thx Mark🍻
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  24406. Mark Felton is an example of what an educational youtube channel should be, professionalism through the roof.
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  24407. I think this is my favourite one yet!
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  24408. Great video, amazing history.
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  24409. Thank you for your amazing content.
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  24410. First. Good vid👍👍
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  24411. Love you mark! X
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  24412. A terrific story Mark. Keep them coming!
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  24413. Thanks Mark
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  24414. And no one got killed ....... this time. Good yarn Mark.
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  24415. Nice video Mark! Perfect for watching when my PC restarts.
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  24416. First love your vids
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  24417. Unbelievable,thank you for the story!
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  24418. Always great content, Mark
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  24419. Posted 5min ago, 1k views
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  24420. Well good try! Keep the great vids coming Mr.Felton. enjoy them very much.
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  24421. Wow that's amazing 👏
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  24422. Thanks for the videos sir
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  24423. My Saturday morning cuppa and a video from Mark. The weekend has arrived.
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  24424. Thank you Mark-
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  24425. Mr Felton kudos to you sir great channel
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  24426. Thanks for the update 👍
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  24427. Well done. Authorataive,no maybes or could be.
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  24428. Great video. Thsnks.
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  24429. Just facts, no speculation. Refreshing.
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  24430. Thanks for informative video.👍
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  24431. I used to be on a MCM in the US Navy
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  24432. Excellent content
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  24433. Gotta have my Felton fix every day!
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  24434. Good vid, i'd been waiting for it after the fighter one. Nice to see a clip of NX611 Just Jane in there.
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  24435. There is a substantially complete Ki-49 still lying in the jungle near Madang.
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  24436. Thanks! Great work
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  24437. I’ve sat in the pilot’s seat in Doc, one of the airworthy B29s, that was a very cool experience
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  24438. Excellent
    1
  24439. My Saturday education class. Cheers, Mark!
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  24440. Thx Dr Mark! Cheers JJ
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  24441. Fantastic thanks again
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  24442. Another great video from Dr Felton
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  24443. Thank you Sir.... Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  24444. Thank you for the re-upload. One of my favorite episodes.
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  24445. Read the description "A longer and improved version of my original programme on 'War Stories with Mark Felton'"
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  24446. There is a lot of cool history Dr. Felton has taught me over the years but rarely is it something I have completely never heard of but Panzerknacker is one. Very interesting episode!
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  24447. Good 1 Doctor Felton 👍 my Favourite 1 (of Your Highly Regarded Channell here in Perth Western Australia) is the 'Butcher Bird' Night Raider that mistakingly landed in England 💪 Love Fw 190's 🤔 BUT then again that 1 on Hans Rudel surrenderin' & thinkin' all Allied Troops Parading were in Honour of Him 🤣 or that 1 of German Bridge in Allied Hands that Hitler sacrificed Many German Aircraft to try & destroy is my Favourite 👍🙃🍺🦘🇦🇺
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  24448. Mark, I watched this video all the way through, yet when I checked my subscription page, it showed I'd only watched about 2/3rds of it. I've had this happen with other channels in my subscriptions and notified those folks too. I'm letting the video run through again to the end, so hopefully it will show it has been watched in full. Thanks.
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  24449. From Buffalo, N.Y. Thank You so much for showing this very interesting video.
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  24450. I haven’t watched the video yet, so I’ll just say hello.
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  24451. Great channel, Mark. Always a winner.
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  24452. Very good episode there Mark, glad to hear someone covering this fairly unknown tank.
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  24453. WOW !! Super Duper Thank you Mark Felton Productions :-)
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  24454. During their tea-breaks they'd likely talk about torts, negligence suits and contract law.
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  24455. Thanks again, Mark, for another unknown WW2 story. You're one hell of a researcher.
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  24456. Better than any offiicial History TV
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  24457. OMG imagine an armoured regiment of lawyers storming towards your position!!😱 "Allright Fritz, one scratch on my Daimler and we'll meet in court!" Anyways, an amazing and highly interesting story and it seems like King George III had some experience with lawyers too😂
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  24458. You fill in so many empty places in my mind.
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  24459. Yo fucking A. That was intense
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  24460. As ever Mark astonishing !
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  24461. Wow....I've learnt something today! I never knew.
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  24462. Fascinating. Thanks for the research and great presentation once again.
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  24463. Thank you Mark. Helping the lockdown with each Production
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  24464. Thanks mark for this, my grandfather was In war on DDAY and Excellent explanation for this video.!😀😘🤩🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  24465. I appreciate, very much, that you distinguish Canadians.
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  24466. Great Information as always
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  24467. Amazing quality, thank you Dr.Felton!
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  24468. LOVE YOUR CONTENT!!!!!
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  24469. 587,000 subs. Think this guys channel is popular and there are a lot of history lover's out here. Thanks again Mark.
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  24470. Carry on, Mark. You are doing well.
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  24471. Kool history, didn't know. 👍👍👍
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  24472. have to watch this one tonight, busy work day today, left you a thumbs up Mark
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  24473. What an easy prey for the germans anti tank and anti personel guns to target these vehicles and troops with ease , nice try for the British by the way , thanks M F for the documentary and details.
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  24474. good video complimenti
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  24475. This is one of my favourites, just amazing.
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  24476. Thanks for keeping me entertained through quarantine. I live alone, so I've had no company for 9 days and these videos are really helping
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  24477. Épique 💯
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  24478. Fantastic Sah, keep up the good work. John
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  24479. Superb, another lesser known story that should be remembered.
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  24480. Love your videos Mark, they really are a treat!
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  24481. Another great story Mark. With your well thought out narration - you would be a worthy candidate for this legal combat team.
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  24482. Another WWII battle story that is insightful & interesting. Thank you Mr.Mark Felton.
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  24483. Up the Brits!
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  24484. I’ve said it before I’ll say it again, Mark You sexy sexy man I think even COVID wouldn’t dare come near because it too waits patiently for each video. Love em Mark!
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  24485. another great video to join the libruary of other great videos, how you do it i dont know, must be a huge amount of work. You are keeping us sane Mark!
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  24486. Thanks Mark, I've always wondered about that tank.
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  24487. 10 seconds ago. That’s a new record for me seeing a new video
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  24488. I learned that a model company makes a sturmtiger upper half to convert a normal tigers. Granted you can simply buy a sturmtiger model, it feels more authentic to convert one much like how the Germans did.
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  24489. Good stuff Mark
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  24490. ...well this is a blessed Sunday when we get a Dr. Mark video! :)
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  24491. Thanks for the Video!
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  24492. Carrier aircraft makes sense. If they didn't find a target, they could also jettison the bomb so they didn't return to the carrier with ordinance.
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  24493. A very interesting video as always Mr.Felton and kind of creepy as well.Have a good one.
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  24494. I don't think it's special because it's rare, but because of it's inconvenient location.
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  24495. He's just presenting facts. You should not find that alarming.
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  24496. thank you for the video
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  24497. Happy New Year Dr. Felton, and Please God a good one viewing your fine content
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  24498. I am excited this morning to see another episode from Mark Felton productions, hear from LA with much love thank you and happy New Year Mr Mark-ass.
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  24499. Thanks!
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  24500. Great video 👍
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  24501. Love from pakistan sir
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  24502. Interesting as always!
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  24503. Excellent videos
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  24504. Great video as always Dr. Felton!
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  24505. Danke!
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  24506. I drove through Upper Stoke on Friday night....if I had only known! Thank you, Mark!
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  24507. You can see it clearly on Google maps satellite view, at Damhead Creek just southeast of the Amazon Rochester centre.
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  24508. GREAT CONTENT ALWAYS INTERESTING FACTS
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  24509. HMS Britaina was sunk on the morning of 09NOV1918, just 2 days before: the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11 month of the year.... The cease fire that ended WW1....
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  24510. At this point, Dr. Felton is better than History Channel.
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  24511. What stands out above lesser You Tube History Videos is Mark almost NEVER uses the wrong video clip .. If he's talking about a Great War U Boat.. You GET a Great War U Boat not some generic sub clip as so many other tend to do..
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  24512. Thanks for the very interesting, unusual bit of history Mark.
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  24513. Thank you for this remarkable story.
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  24514. Pretty cool. Thanks Doctor.
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  24515. #7.4k👍🎉😀The excellent history only Dr. Felton provides!!
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  24516. As always very interesting and content excellent
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  24517. This subject matter is also new to me. Thank you!
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  24518. Very interesting subject
    1
  24519. Thanks for this👍
    1
  24520. Love this channel😀💓
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  24521. Thought I knew about World War II until Mr. Felton came along on this channel Mark you’re the best
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  24522. From Buffalo, N.Y. This was very interesting. Thanks for the information.
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  24523. Awesome video as always
    1
  24524. Since he was the proofreader for Hitler's first edition of Mein Kampf that would make Rudolph Hess the original Grammar Nazi
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  24525. Thanks a lot for your hard work @markfelton
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  24526. I believe Dr. Felton has a video on this topic. You might find it interesting.
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  24527. Interesting video. Thank you
    1
  24528. Mark your content is great.
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  24529. Geez,I though he forgotten about this part during his previous Saipan video,looks like he didn't forget
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  24530. Thanks for the this video)
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  24531. Ahhh,my evening history fix.thanks!
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  24532. GREAT START TOO 21 THANK YOU HAVE ENJOYED ALL SEEN .
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  24533. Another great upload
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  24534. Thank you!!!
    1
  24535. Thanks Doc.
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  24536. Thanks my...Friend....l always look forward to your video's very much....!!
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  24537. If Mark Felton was in town, I'd invite him to get a Beer and I'd do all the listening 🤔
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  24538. Thanks again mark for a great video.
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  24539. Wow I’m early, great video as always
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  24540. Cheers Marky mark
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  24541. Great content as always Mark.
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  24542. Its pretty cool how I got recommended this, I live on Saipan. Very nice place to visit.
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  24543. My Felton fix is satiated
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  24544. The test of the Japanese tank was done in Kolkata (Calcutta) behind the Victoria Memorial. That ground is still there
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  24545. Mudda frudder! 50secs into ths being posted and I am higher up in first viewer responses. No fair I wanted to be first!
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  24546. Ooo new video nice
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  24547. Yay! a new vid
    1
  24548. First, Greetings from Albania
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  24549. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA 👋👋🇺🇲
    1
  24550. they have many monuments for the battle at marpi point...even a small one for the 9th tank army. saipan is great place to visit to see ww2 stuff...bunkers tanks battlefield sites, etc
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  24551. my dad was in Saipan he worked on the planes
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  24552. Thanks. Nice use of Archival footage.
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  24553. Thank you!
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  24554. Can you make a video about the pathfinders during D-Day?
    1
  24555. love hearing about these japanese tank actions
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  24556. A really great video. My family and I have been to Rock Island Arsenal visiting their weapon musuem at Building 60 and when we were there, (around 2010) i saw the light 105mm howitzers (at least their frames) being refurbished prior to being put in storage.....of which I think some of these guns have since been donated to Ukraine. Course my family didn't care about refurbished arty but my son enjoyed the little vehicle park and checking out the vintage BMP and the other equipment!
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  24557. Hi mark Once again with your video, I had blast. I enjoy being bombarded with his information. It always has explosive content And your comment section got a lot of people out of their shells.
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  24558. Thanks mark Felton for giving us a very clear picture view
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  24559. Tack!
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  24560. I wait for the next Mark Felton production like the Christmas turkey...get it out and devour!! I hope he never runs out of amazing, real accounts like these. Real history!!! Thanks so much Mr. Felton!
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  24561. Thank you Dr Felton, so many unknown pieces of WWII history to discover!
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  24562. The music towards the end was both good and appropriate. I enjoyed it.
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  24563. Still remember as a very small boy flying back to South Africa from Heathrow. Must have been 1969. In those days SAA Boeing’s landed in Las Palmas for refueling. I remember seeing lines and lines of Heinkels and Messerschmidts. My Dad was most excited. He was a navigator in Bomber Command towards the end of the war. Still remember all those memories of evil barbarism twinkling in the sun - and my Dad’s amazement that they hadn’t modernised. At that time, Britain was operating exceptional aircraft like the Lightings, Buccaneers, Hunters, Vulcans, Victors, etc. The US had just landed men on the moon. Seems not long ago - and relatively speaking- it wasn’t. I wonder what happened to that old Franco fleet?
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  24564. The Collings Foundation is restoring to static display an He-111H-3 recovered from a lake in Norway.
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  24565. I swear I have learned more in the last few years since subscribing to your channel than I had in my previous 59. Thank you sir
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  24566. Dr Felton, your videos are excellent; informative, interesting, with dry wit and tremendous aplomb. Bravo!!!!
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  24567. Very interesting!
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  24568. Ah damn! I was just about to start cleaning! Mark it's your fault my house dosent get cleaned ha
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  24569. There's something magical about Mr. Felton's channel. Fascinating indeed.
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  24570. Mark you deserve every like and subscribe on your page!
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  24571. Instead of making content on google buzzwords, you try to educate us and we can never repay you for that
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  24572. Great video 👍
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  24573. My mum saw a German bomber crash over London during the blitz. She never forgot the roar of the aircraft as it came down over a suburb. 😒
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  24574. Happy to say I went to the museum in Kent and got to speak with the owners 👍 it's well worth the visit for all of their peices
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  24575. Always good to see you Mark! Greetings from Israel.
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  24576. Great content as always, thank you Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  24577. Ur videos ur voice its perfect for this ww2 videos good work
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  24578. Thank you Mark, this is so interesting!
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  24579. Great video Sir! The music selection to accompany the shots of the restored aircraft is outstanding.
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  24580. As always fantastic video, thank you.
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  24581. I secound everything said about professor Mark Felton..awesome video!
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  24582. My mate has a ME109 engine he dug up on his farm he couldnt find the rest of it ,
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  24583. Very interesting!
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  24584. Another very interesting story, thankyou.
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  24585. Great video Mark thanks.
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  24586. Love the dastardly music at the end, great video yet again!
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  24587. very informative!
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  24588. Already 5.6k views and only been 19mins. That's why this channel is gold
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  24589. My friend owns a nose cone to a bf 110 that was shot down over Kent
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  24590. Your series is better than most history books because it makes history come alive for me in a way that just reading cannot do
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  24591. Great vid
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  24592. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  24593. All history should be supplemented by Marks history
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  24594. mr. felton absolute icon‼️®™️ 👏👏
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  24595. Ha, I'm one of the reenactors in the background at The Kent Battle of Britain museum! XD
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  24596. Nice work Sir. History has always been a favorite.
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  24597. Another jewel from you Mark!
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  24598. This content is awesome.
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  24599. Great video as always! Love these and your other channel!
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  24600. Outstanding, as always !!!
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  24601. Outstanding I wake up at 02:30 here and a new Mark Felton video. Thanks.
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  24602. Great research ! Most enjoyable
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  24603. Excellent 👍👍👍👍
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  24604. YOU ARE AWESOME @MARKFELTON
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  24605. Keep kicking ass! Awesome content as always!
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  24606. once again a great video. you do a top job
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  24607. Great video, very well done.
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  24608. Thanks Mark for another excellent post.
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  24609. Thank u. Excellent report with excellent information..
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  24610. Great video and excellent work
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  24611. Thanks for the fantastic video and topic Mark !
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  24612. Your the man
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  24613. Urly morning, cup of coffee and Mark Felton
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  24614. Another great video! Where do you find all this information? Cheers from (hopefully) a future archeologist!
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  24615. Great story! Thank you Mark!
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  24616. ありがとうございます！
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  24617. Another cool video about something that most people are unaware of. Your viewers really are spoiled with top notch content. Bring on WWI content. I will watch any and all, probably twice, as my knowledge of WWI needs a bit of polishing.
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  24618. I love these shows!
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  24619. Luke AFB in Arizona is named for Frank Luke, Jr. A native born Phoenician, Luke he was known as the 'Arizona Balloon Buster'. Lieutenant Luke was shot down at Murvaux between Verdun and Stenay, France, on 29 September 1918, after he had destroyed three enemy balloons. Surviving the crash of his Spad, Lieutenant Luke drew two pistols and fired on German soldiers, killing several of them before he was killed, my he Rest in Peace.
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  24620. Very good documentary.
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  24621. Thanks for another interesting and overlooked topic. Also I wasn't aware that von Richthofen was definitely brought down by ground fire, thought it was either Cpt R Brown, or Aussie ground fire or a combo of both
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  24622. Hola amigos this program is amazing stories of this kind amazes me
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  24623. Very interesting! New topic!!
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  24624. Aerostats also equip conventional cameras. I used to watch events in real time from our aerostat in Ramadi in '10/'11
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  24625. Another excellent video. Thank you, Dr. Mark Felton.
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  24626. We get it. Also made me chuckle... love your work.
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  24627. WE LOVE U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  24628. To be honest if any other ordinary other channel on YouTube that talked about willy coppins and his tests I'd dismiss them but this is Mark Felton productions so there is no doubt about the information
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  24629. Excellent Documentation..
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  24630. Love your work, really appreciate it.
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  24631. awesome i wish you would do more ww1 videos
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  24632. Thanks very much...!
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  24633. I guess it's because there aren't as many videos and the like about WWI as there are about WWII, but I your WWI videos especially interesting.
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  24634. This is fascinating
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  24635. "There's nothing cushy about life in the Women's Auxiliary Balloon Corps!" - Capt. Kevin Darling (from Blackadder Goes Forth) Now we know there's certainly nothing cushy about the job.
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  24636. A dirigible Hun sneaking in your land...who you gonna call? BALLOON BUSTERS! I ain't 'fraid of no balloon!
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  24637. Thank you. Very informative.
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  24638. My old college roomate was the Great Grandnephew of Frank Luke jr...he had Frank Lukes original map of France on his wall...somewhere one of his cousins has Frank Lukes medal of honor in a closet.
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  24639. Good films and photos in this one .
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  24640. Ian McCollum over at Forgotten Weapons has a great video on the 11mm Vickers Balloon Busting machine gun if anyone's interested.
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  24641. This is why my company uses helium in our ballons.
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  24642. Yet more amazing stories.
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  24643. Mark felton please do more great war videos !
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  24644. Damnn Mark Felton looking FRESH in the intro
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  24645. Never thought about observation ballons being even shot down before watching this video. Great job Mark as usual.
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  24646. 6:53 "giant wealth of intestinal fortitude" a fancy word for guts 😂😂 Great video sir. I learned about these balloons for the first time.
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  24647. Absolutely fascinating! More WWI content please!
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  24648. thankyou im going to have a good sleep tonight
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  24649. Love your videos i certainly hit the bell notification, Keep up the great work Mark
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  24650. Willy Coppens - interesting information, Mark, on a life very well lived. Thank you.
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  24651. Gather round kids. It’s time for history with Dr. Felton.
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  24652. I come for the cool intro music and stay for the fascinating historical facts! Cheers
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  24653. Tethered balloons very similar to the ones in these World War I films are visible in my home town right now. The U.S. Border Patrol uses them for surveillance on the U.S.-Mexico border. But they don’t have live observers hanging from them; the cameras and other sensing devices are automated.
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  24654. Videos like this is why I subscribed. Informative, interesting and often overlooked parts of history.
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  24655. Wow! Brilliant, 'from the lost archives' video! ;-) :-D
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  24656. Check hoi4 workshop page your on the front of it if your already not aware mark
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  24657. Thanks again for another interesting video.
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  24658. Good video, Mark. As for the Aerostats, I worked at Mobile Aerostats Division with the US Coast Guard out of Key West, FL (there was another Aerostat Division out of Miami, FL too) during the late 80s to early 90s. You are correct about they were used for (drug interdiction) so great job again about these "balloons". I always learn something from your videos.
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  24659. I never tire of watching you videos. Thanks Mark.
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  24660. Another fascinating topic Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  24661. Around 2000 I was in Israel and they were using tethered observation balloons in the Sinai.
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  24662. Side Note: the young soldier at 9:30 was with my old unit, the 278th ACR, TNARNG.
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  24663. Doctor Felton, you are the KING of obscure military history! Love it!
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  24664. Mark you mention incendiary ammunition. A lot of the pilots used improvised/home made devices to bring the balloons down many of these devices had hooks or grappling hooks on them to cling onto the balloon It is documented in a number of books about early aircraft bombs and warfare Hope this helps
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  24665. Thanks Mark. Very interesting piece of history.
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  24666. Excellent video. Very interesting and informative video. Many thanks.
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  24667. fascinating as always thank you.
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  24668. Sir Mark you never disappoint. 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  24669. Hit that like button!!! Mark is clapping historical cheeks on the daily!!! So hit that like button!!!
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  24670. Fascinating video . Did not realise still used today by US Army. I hope you do more WW1 Videos . A very extensive area to cover with still far more interesting stories out there to discover.
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  24671. If you drive down US1 to Key West it's hard to miss the aerostat when it's deployed, they call it Fat Albert iirc.
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  24672. 6:18 "...hydrogen, a highly flammable gas that has a disconcerting habit of exploding in a fireball when shot by incendiary ammunition".. epic
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  24673. What an awesome video! So good to see something different, and some honouring of rare aces. Your best videos are obscure history like this Mark, I can't believe the detail you can find on these people and events.
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  24674. very interesting ! ! !
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  24675. Why use balloons today, when we have drones? Unless it's like a line of balloons with radars attached watching the border or something like that maybe? Great video, as always, Doc! You are the Man. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you, my friend!
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  24676. Fabulous channel. I stop here often and marvel at so many new and different subjects cover. Many thanks Mark.
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  24677. ive been enjoying these , well done Mark.
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  24678. If you enjoy these productions as much as i do ,please do what i do and donate one or more dollars a month to make sure mark keeps these vidios coming. I donate just two dollars a month so i dont feel guilty while knowing he spends hours putting this all together for us history junkies. thanks mark, from a fan in ohio....
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  24679. This channel is just superb. This is my favorite for WW2 stories.
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  24680. Another great video👍
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  24681. Great History lesson. In all of the books that I have read about World War II, I never knew about this. Thank You so much for giving me another avenue to search for I the History. of WWII
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  24682. Yet another remarkable WW2 story. Thank you Mr Felton
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  24683. Thank you for the great channel and well researched information. The Canadian military has always been extremely tough and equally as humble, it remains the same today.
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  24684. this is one of the best videos of the war that i have seen so far and I have watched many thank you
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  24685. Thanks for this. Very interesting.
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  24686. I love your stuff. I always look forward to your next story. You have an excellent voice. 🇺🇸
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  24687. Thanks for this!
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  24688. Another aspect of WW2 I knew nothing about. Great video.
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  24689. Wow ... thank you mark
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  24690. Very interesting documentary, Thank you Mark Felton.
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  24691. Great piece, as always!
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  24692. I always enjoy your videos.
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  24693. Another excellent piece of work Mr.Felton...
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  24694. Awesome job Mr. Felton. May a maple tree give you shade and comfort on a hot sunny day.
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  24695. I love your work. Thank you.
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  24696. I love your scripts and style of writing Mark!
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  24697. You missed a small detail about the Diamond Jubilee state coach. The crown on the roof has a camera in it.
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  24698. Dr. Felton, your narration style makes all the royal details all the more interesting. Every video you've made on various royalty just shines with detail. Thank you so much.
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  24699. A very interesting article. Thank you! .
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  24700. Yes! Been waiting months for this to drop!
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  24701. Beautiful! Thank you, Mark. I like donkeys, too. I think we should employ them more extensively. I myself have a donkey named Omicron.
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  24702. "I like Donkeys A lot" Dr. Felton, 2024
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  24703. I’ll tell my donkey friends that someone likes them a lot.
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  24704. I love donkeys to...such intelligent and gentle animals.
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  24705. Very interesting video, Dr. Felton. The Mews are a fascinating subject and seeing all of the coaches are great for us armchair travelers. Thanks for the information.
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  24706. No surprise the Mews staff was friendly and helpful. Horses requires care and empathy and bad tempered people rarely do well with them. It's said that If you don't approach a horse with humility it will teach you humility in short order. It's also said that riding is the only thing a king ever learns how to do right because a horse will throw a prince just as far as a stable boy.
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  24707. Great video Mark, we make some nice stuff here in Australia.👍🇦🇺
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  24708. Hi Mark, given that my last name is Bray, the Donkey 🫏 coach gets my vote mate 👌Thanks for all your hard work 👍
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  24709. Thank you for sharing Dr. Felton!
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  24710. I suddenly want my mail delivered by coach.
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  24711. Thanks for doing this video!! Always educational and entertaining!!!
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  24712. Thank you again Doctor Felton. I have been enjoying your content for quite some time!
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  24713. Loved it thanks
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  24714. I agree with you Dr Felton, donkeys are AWESOME.
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  24715. Considering that yesterday marked the April 21, 1926 birthday of the late Queen Elizabeth II, it seems appropriate that this week you uploaded another video about the British monarchy.
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  24716. Thanks doc! You’re a true English gentleman
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  24717. Again Sir, fantastic work SIR Doctor Felton. Thank you very much my friend. 🙋‍♂️🐈🦅🇺🇲👍
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  24718. Awesome thanks Dr Felton!
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  24719. There is a royal vehicle in a museum near where I live, in the U.S. at the Gilmore museum. I cant remember if its a RR or Bentley. It was used during one of the Queen's visits to the U.S. and still has the royal crests on it, etc.
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  24720. Excellent information again! Cheers, Mark!
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  24721. It's a place i'v wanted to go my favourite is the Golden State Coach i'v got the famous Machbox 1/43 1980s models but the best line in the video has to be '' i like Donkeys '' Mark is giving us a little insight into his life he maybe a military historian but its not all about the tanks and firearms.
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  24722. You always take time and pain to prepare your superb videos.. Keep it up..
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  24723. Thanks!
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  24724. Definitely the first time I have ever laughed during one of Mark's videos. Brilliant stuff :)
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  24725. Your wife is beautiful and I love her handbag! Excellent video and review. You are the best!
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  24726. Danke!
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  24727. So close to two million subscribers congratulations Mark.
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  24728. Thanks!
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  24729. This video MUST trend1
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  24730. Thanks!
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  24731. Truly delightful. The snark was quite hysterical and I will treasure the phrase "face like a smacked ass"" for the rest of my life. This is going in my favorites list to be watched whenever I need a pick me up.
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  24732. This was hilarious. Great job again Mark.
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  24733. Your wife looks very elegant.
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  24734. BTW. I love your channel and your contributions. Be well and happy.
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  24735. I went there a few weeks ago and had exactly the same experience and thoughts as you.
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  24736. Awesome I'm from Arkansas and watch your stuff as soon as they come out, best dam channel on youtube by far
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  24737. Thank you Mark
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  24738. HI Dr MARK!! I was an Aviation Electrician Mate on the F-14 Tomcat! & Like the F-14, the Mig 15 has seen Better days! Cheers JJ
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  24739. Word is the Rus bought 50 RR Nenes, and then reverse-engineered the design, calling it the Klimov VK-1. As with the TU-4, the CCCP neglected to pay royalties on the pirated design.
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  24740. Thanks!
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  24741. ❤ History Thanks Dr. Felton
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  24742. ANOTHER MASTERCLASS FROM Dc FELTON HISTORY PERSONAFIED , IT STARTED EARLY .😊
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  24743. Casey sent me
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  24744. What a fascinating story , thanks again
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  24745. On this Thanksgiving Eve, I'm especially thankful for Mark Felton Productions..."Gory, gory, what a hell of a way to die, Gory, gory, what a hell of a way to die, we ain't gonna jump no more!"🎵
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  24746. Casey Neistat just said that he only watches your channel on Youtube! :) congrats Mark!
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  24747. Here from @caseyneistat interview on Impaulsive.
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  24748. Very interesting, didn’t know about that, some very brave people. 👍
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  24749. Wentworth Woodhouse pictured is the largest house in England but it’s in YORKSHIRE,. Not in Surrey just outside London.
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  24750. Great video!
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  24751. I never heard of this indeed. Thank you very much, appreciate it a LOT 👍 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, T.
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  24752. Very nice I don t speak english Mark All times I said nice I meant very very nice
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  24753. Awesome video thanks again for keeping history alive for those who still understand it's inportance and how it relates to the present God bless.
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  24754. Mark felton video right before bed ? My life is complete
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  24755. Just one word... FANTASTIC VIDEO EXTREMELY WELL NARRATED! Well, that is more than just one word...
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  24756. Another fascinating video! Dank U!
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  24757. Mark Felton narrated video and morning coffee. Nothing better.
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  24758. I never hear of the Douglas Boston before. More proof that you learn something new every day from Mark Felton 😊
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  24759. this is among several history and prehistory/archaeology/paleontology channels i enjoy. if i'd had profs like this in college, i would have at least a master's by now. what a marvelous journey this is! never leave!
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  24760. Mark Felton and low flying Mosquitoes. Damn!!!! Doesn't get any better than that. Felton! Mosquitoes!! "More on that later". Yes, YEs YES. WHEN?????
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  24761. Again, thank you for the wonderful stories
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  24762. you are awesome Mark
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  24763. As always fantastic
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  24764. Mark I’ve always enjoyed your videos keep up the good content
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  24765. KFOR 1 Multinational Brigade North, Danish battalion. I remember this British officer at the French brigade HQ in Mitrovica. Funny man and mostly with hangovers :-) Also. In our Area of Responsibility, me and my body, stopped a Russian BTR, not allowed to move around in our AOR. Lovely military vehicle. Nice design. The Russian soldiers, however, got my sympathy and for a second I thought about giving them some MREs. Decided not to. Apparently they had their base, located inside Camp Bondsteel, a big US base, with great food, I need to add. Much appreciated.
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  24766. Love this channel
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  24767. Great video
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  24768. Really loving these videos
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  24769. Thanks Mark, this is very insightful
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  24770. Was there, was more concerned about our radios not working and having to use our own phones to keep in comms with HQ.
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  24771. Interesting video!
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  24772. Another awesome video! I watch these on the way to Uni every day. Thanks Dr.Felton.
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  24773. it was an exciting story that you told about in your video you get a thumbs up from me 👍 🇬🇧💂‍♂️🇸🇪🤗
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  24774. Mark is the man
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  24775. As always... very interesting. Thank you Mr. Felton.
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  24776. As always, amazing. Many thanks.
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  24777. good video
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  24778. Ur a true class act, Mark 🙏
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  24779. Fascinating! Thank you!
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  24780. Interesting story this. Thanks Mark!
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  24781. Incredible video as always!
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  24782. I am Kosovar and my family came to America during that time. Thank you for this.
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  24783. Nothing better than a subject when Dr. Felton gets his talons in it. Great day and enjoy your videos. Hopefully you are doing well and I will be looking forward to seeing your next video.
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  24784. Very informative.
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  24785. wow, this was very interesting!
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  24786. Best you tube channel by far.
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  24787. Very Nice Dr Mark! Cheers
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  24788. Thanks from Ethiopia.
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  24789. Thanks you my friend..... Old F-4 2 Shoe🇺🇸
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  24790. Brilliant as always👍
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  24791. I've never given much thought to Ethiopia post- WW2. This was an informative shot in the arm. Thanks, Dr. Felton!
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  24792. Very cool report Dr. Felton. Interesting to hear of the high regard given to the Ethiopian troops and success in combat!! 👍
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  24793. Very interesting, thank you.
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  24794. i enjoyed that sat down with a cup of coffe ..love the way you tell the story
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  24795. Favorite channel 👍
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  24796. 18k views in 1 hour. Not bad Marky Mark
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  24797. Brilliant story as Always Thank you
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  24798. Beautiful work Mark! Where do you get these marvelous stories?!! How is this raid not better known? Nice digging sir! I love the fact that Mitchells were used in the attack. They were fantastic planes. My fave Medium bomber. Thank you so much sir for what you do.
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  24799. thank you Mark for these videos, keeps a history nerd like me awake for too long every night!
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  24800. Dr. Felton, I am running out of superlatives to describe your videos. THIS is outstanding! Not only had I never heard of any of this before but I had never known of the strategic importance of this operation. The German army losing three weeks before launching a planned armored counter offensive against the Allies in Normandy just four days after the landings was pivotal for the Allies and deadly for the Germans. To me this operation is second only to the successful deception operation that made Hitler think Patton was going to land in Calais on D-Day even after the landings in Normandy had commenced. Bravo, Mark Felton and thank you once again!!!
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  24801. Great video Mr Felton. Great detail enjoyed mulchly..!! Kim in Oz 😎
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  24802. Thank you for making the video. Great history.
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  24803. Thanks Mark. I was able to easily find the town La Caine on goog earth. That unusual curvy road to the South is easy to find. Fun to look around town as it is now, in street view. Also very interesting is to make a still of the town post bombing and line up a modern still shot grab over the 1944 photo. Checking the bomb craters with what's on those spots today. Also looking for any land parcel shapes helps in lining up two photos. Anyway, it's fun to expand from your documentary and check out the village as it stands today and this town is especially easy and rewarding.!
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  24804. I absolutely enjoy this fantastic attention to highly relevant detail and I celebrate this commitment to accuracy. Superb.
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  24805. Excellent video.
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  24806. That episode would surely be worth an action movie.. Really good narration and research work as usual..
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  24807. Why 500 dislikes 👎? . 🤣. What’s to dislike ? Some one does research and makes a short doco and you get it for free.
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  24808. This is the real History Channel.
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  24809. Excellent.
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  24810. I feel i must have seen every tv production about WW2 even the obscure ones but have never heard this story covered, how is this not a more famous story from the war?! thanks mark!
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  24811. What a brilliant production Mark, so very well researched!
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  24812. Thanks for the video
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  24813. Excellent Work,Footage!!!!!
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  24814. Excellent Narrative,great Job!
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  24815. That intro music 🎧 Mark Felton written all over it! So apt for a history video.
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  24816. Nice one Mark, yet another great informative vid 👍
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  24817. I was stationed there in 1992-1993. Even though it was seven years after the incident, we all knew what had happened. It was quite an experience being there.
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  24818. Thank you Mr. Felton for sharing.
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  24819. I had just flown home after ETS in October 84 (Camp Coiner), I do not remember hearing about this either. I was there during the shoot down of KAL007 and some student demonstrations (in Seoul). Have been back as a tourist to Panmunjom since.
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  24820. Awesome content about every all wars..than Y you Mark Felton!
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  24821. Mark's features are terrific, and so well packaged.
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  24822. What a great little story, thank you Mark.
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  24823. Lol this is the best history channel on here
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  24824. An absolutely amazing story there Mark...
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  24825. Such a Quality Channel! I learn more every day!
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  24826. Nice video with clear explaining of aviation operation in 2WW on British sky...thanks for sending
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  24827. Thank you mark!!!
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  24828. Great content as always Dr Felton
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  24829. wow! nice story!
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  24830. another fascinating story. many thanks for posting.
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  24831. Another great one from Doc Felton. No one fleshes out WW2 like this guy.
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  24832. Thanks for your work!
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  24833. Love to see a new video
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  24834. Great story Mark, thank you.
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  24835. The GOAT has uploaded again hell yea
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  24836. Hold On! Dr.Mark Felton has uploaded
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  24837. What will you have Fritz? Oh bitter, bitte...
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  24838. Yes another great story thank you Dr. Felton
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  24839. Always enjoy the content brother
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  24840. Thank you, again
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  24841. EXCELLENT WORK,VIDEO!!!!!!
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  24842. Fascinating! Another great story from a master storyteller-John in Texas
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  24843. Loved this episode! Fantastically put together
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  24844. Good to hear a shout-out for my home town of Great Malvern.
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  24845. Informative; thank you!
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  24846. Having recently defended my thesis about the defence against Fu-Go in Canada, the connection was a welcome surprise. In my country, the army contribution was largely confined to bomb disposal units flown into remote areas by RCAF transports. Firefighting relied more heavily on ad hoc extensions of the existing civil defence infrastructure.
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  24847. This has to be the nicest comment section on the internet
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  24848. Well done for highlighting this and indeed other forgotten historical gems.
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  24849. Thanks!
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  24850. Excellent introducing Thanks for Sharing
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  24851. My Ft. Benning brothers live on in history and Dr. Felton has brought them to the world!
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  24852. Most excellent sir. Complete new info for me. Thanks.
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  24853. Always learning here👍 Thank you sir.
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  24854. Good video
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  24855. Excellent video from excellent historic channel ( DR Mark Felton production) rarely known about this information ( P-40- flying tiger) aircrafts .thanks for sending
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  24856. Thanks Mark from Cape York...maybe do a video of the crash plane's everywhere in the north of qld 👍🏻
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  24857. Very well done.
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  24858. Well done sir , amazing work on your channel
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  24859. What a wonderful channel Always a great day when new one posts. Many thanks from me and others.
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  24860. Superb Dr Mark
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  24861. Another greatest content ever!!!!😁😁😁
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  24862. I love his channel, very informing!
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  24863. i saw you in a documentary about nazism
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  24864. Thanks Mark! Monday night entertainment sorted!
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  24865. My grandfather was a flying tiger.
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  24866. We've a full Felton Army of 2 million. Thats amazing.
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  24867. ...Absolutely love your in-depth and historical videos Mark👌
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  24868. @MarkFelton, Slight note about the British crossing,. If that was happening in Beek as shown on the map in the video they would be in the province of Limburg, which was very much in the Netherlands all the time but a pretty long way "south of Arnhem" and in the American zone of action. So i wondered if it should have been either Groesbeek or Milsbeek, which are well in the British zone just below Nijmegen and much closer to the German border. or Beek just to the southeast of Arnhem close to Zevenaar.
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  24869. Congratulations on 2m subs! 👍
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  24870. Viandenm castle is also worth a visit. Congrats on 2m.
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  24871. Disappointed this wasn’t a video about Kelly’s Heroes (1970), lol.
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  24872. You might say they had The Reich stuff.
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  24873. At this time the currency was Reichsmark not Deutsche Mark.
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  24874. Thx so much🎉
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  24875. Regarding the Sherwood Rangers crossing the German border at Beek… If the photograph shown is of the actual event, the border crossing was further north at Beek, Gelderland. A small town east of Arnhem and south of Doetinchem. The signpost is a dead giveaway. I believe the americans crossed the border with Germany near Maastricht as depicted in your video and this culminated in the battle around Aachen. BTW, another great video… I’m just nitpicking…
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  24876. I sent you an email regarding Beek. The Beek you showed is one of multiple villages called "Beek" in the Netherlands. The "Beek" the Sherwood Rangers crossed is called Beek-Ubbergen nowadays and is located East of Nijmegen. I am from the area myself. Although German before the war, it was annexed by the Netherlands as part of war reparations in 1949. See the email for sources as well. But the location on the map you show in this video is incorrect.
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  24877. This is another excellent production from Mark Felton. Not just Holtzinger but pretty much most white Americans are European in origin. Even the name Eisenhower itself is Germanic in origin. The name means ironsmith.
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  24878. I think you show a wrong Beek on the map. You show a Beek in South Limburg (near Maastricht) but I presume you mean Beek south of Nijmegen. Now a village called 'Beek en Dal'. It's very close to the German border. And nowaydays a very beautiful tourist location. (The fameus Zevenheuvelenweg (sevenhillsroute).
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  24879. Congrats on 2M!🍾
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  24880. Congrats Mark on crossing 2mil
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  24881. Great story, thanks!
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  24882. 2 million subscribers, Wow!! Congratulations Doctor Felton!!!
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  24883. Part of the reason this channel is so great is because it acts like a magnet to not only those interested in Military History but also people who lived through it and those that knew them, their children and grandchildren for instance. The tales and anecdotes they leave in the comments section are a delight in themselves.
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  24884. Mark Congrats on 2M subs ♥️
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  24885. The map at the end of the video points out the wrong Beek in the Netherlands. The passing took place in the region of Nijmegen
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  24886. In your video you point at Beek in Limburg as the place where the British first crossed the german border. However, I believe this actually took place in a little village called Beek in the province of Gelderland. If you look up “Beek-Ubbergen” you will get the village where they actually crossed the border 😄
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  24887. Thank you for another interesting video. I do expect that the 'Beek' mentioned in the video will not be the one in the Limburg provence, but 'Beek-Ubbergen' further north near Nijmegen. Not a big deal anyway. Thanks again!
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  24888. At 8:17 is shown another similarly named town of Beek, which is not the one that is mentioned near Nijmegen. Greetings from a local resident and fan!
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  24889. Congrats on 2MIL! 🙌
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  24890. This another great Video
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  24891. To Mr Mark Felton, I hugely enjoy ALL of your videos, but this one really brought back some memories!! I was stationed in Italy in 1987-93, and I managed to explore several similar sites, such as Hermann Goering line in Sicily..... From an amateur historian to a highly expert one , much kudos to you !!!! You are living my dream.....Keep up the good work and let me know if you have an email site I could hit up.....Thanks once again for the great history in the awesome format!!!!!!!
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  24892. Mark Felton for prime minister!
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  24893. Dr. Mark thank you!
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  24894. Thank you Mark!!!
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  24895. Terrific presentation once again.
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  24896. Wow. I commend you sir. Rare is the case when someone brings up something I've never even heard of.
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  24897. The big lesson I learned from this You Tube Channel is how little I actually knew. This is the BEST You Tube Channel !
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  24898. MARK, I love your YOU TUBE CHANNEL...!! thanks..!!
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  24899. Hey viewers and fans of Dr. Feltons videos only 1% are giving likes. Let’s pick that up. It’s so easy, just a click and it will help him to continue the best videos on the net.
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  24900. Thanks!
    1
  24901. Mark's videos always deliver
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  24902. You really do your research. Which I really appreciate
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  24903. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  24904. Brno still exists as FK Brno in city of Brno. They still manufacture small arms like a pistol & bolt action rifle. They have USA division that manufacture for US market.
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  24905. Jan Zumbach, former Polish ace, smuggled some of those Czech made Messerschmitts to Israel. Amazing story.
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  24906. Ww2 german hetzer tank destroyer used by the Czechs were in fact the postwar G13 made in pilsen from 1946 to 47. Some may have contained ww2 german parts but were a stand alone vehicle from the ww2 german type. Example uk military vehicle supplier mark Lamonby has such a vehicle fitted with a ww2 date german gun and a hetzer self propelled gun which is another g13 .....a conversion,both used in productions like saving private ryan and valkyrie.
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  24907. The SdKfz 251 was used as OT 810 until the 1980s in Czechoslovakia.
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  24908. Thank You Dr. Felton.
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  24909. Czechoslovakia also made two more ex german airplanes in great numbers after the war: Arado Ar. 96 (Avia C-2) and Siebel Si. 204 (Aero C-3/C-103/D-44)
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  24910. Great job once again, Dr. Felton! I'm glad that you recovered your voice, as well!!!
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  24911. I always learn something new from this channel 😀
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  24912. awe struck once again. brilliant presentation.
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  24913. Fascinating, you never cease to amaze me Mark.
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  24914. Every time I hear Dr. Mark's theme music, I know I'm going to get smarter. Thank You.
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  24915. Once Again , I take my hat off to you. Great job Dr. Felton.
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  24916. Just got back from England, we’re jet lagged and following Covid self isolation rules. Kids are asleep, dinner is done. My wife offers to clean up my mess in the kitchen and says, “go rest up”. I see a new Felton video. Eyes are closing, ear buds in. Obviously after I write this unnecessary post. Ttyl. Thanks for the restful yet, educational videos.
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  24917. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  24918. Remarkable...thanks again Dr Felton
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  24919. Great video! Greeting from Poland via New York.
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  24920. Really enjoyed this excellent
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  24921. Great video to start the morning before work.
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  24922. I love your videos dude
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  24923. Never got the first comment before your videos are awesome!!
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  24924. But at that time there was no Slovakia in Czechoslovakia :P
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  24925. Well done again Mark ...new very little about this ...Jim
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  24926. Thanks Mark, for all videos not only this one. Greetings from Czech Republic
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  24927. Interesting overlooked history. Thanks for the education!
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  24928. I do a little wiggle dance every time I hear your intro. It's the best
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  24929. We Love this Subscription and ur voice. Only if the History Channel was true to its beginning like u long ago with such docs / truth and info Along with ur voice !!!!!!!
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  24930. Thank you Mark this was really interesting. I enjoy your videos.
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  24931. Wow, this one is news to me. Mark Felton strikes again.
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  24932. Thanks for the GREAT JOB 👍
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  24933. This was a really Informative one. Most of this information I have never heard so this was great thanks so much for your channel
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  24934. FAK me i love this channel. I swear this is the only place i learn new history, everything else is rehash. Keep going forever my dude, like Please.
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  24935. Once again Mark Felton shines a light on a forgotten corner of World War II history. I did not know this until I saw his youtube presentation. Thanks, Mark.
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  24936. Thanks Mark for another video.
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  24937. Thanks for all your hard work it reminds me of the world at war narated by L.O.
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  24938. Thank you so much for this video. A great work. PS I like your pronunciation of Hacha :-) I think it should be [Haakha]
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  24939. Another splendid video!
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  24940. Thanks Mark for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  24941. 1:11 slight error, for the very best in history programming, you can't do better than Mark Felton :)
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  24942. Outstanding!
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  24943. Very very interesting! Unknown to me and I dare say to a lot of people too !
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  24944. I wouldn't care if Mark Felton was talking about how a troop took a 💩 poop,his background music,voice,accent, All of his works simply leave one waiting for his next one.-
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  24945. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  24946. Another great presentation on a surprising topic related to world war II. You never cease to amaze and surprise us.
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  24947. Very cool Mark.
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  24948. Amazing! Thank you.
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  24949. Great Episode Dr.Felton 🤝👍😎
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  24950. You had me at "trains"
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  24951. Thank uou Dr. Mark.. I know I m not a patrion, but I wish one day to see an epesode about the algerians who participate in liberating france. God bless you.
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  24952. My dad was a builder he had a job at Oxford station in the holidays I went to work with him sixty odd years ago while I was at work with him there I got to drive a shunter what’s thrill for a young lad
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  24953. This is awesome I love war vids about trains, especially from you Mark 🤙🏼
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  24954. Great story Mark...!!!! Many of us rail fans LOVE to see big steam operations....!!!!
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  24955. Great little Video Mark!
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  24956. Great video again Mark!
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  24957. How interesting!!! Thank you again Mark.
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  24958. A very enlightening video, as always!
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  24959. Mark is slamming us with info rn with the videos that have came out in the past 5 days. Love em. But damn I really need to catch up😂💀
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  24960. Perfect footage, great sound! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.
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  24961. Ah thank you Dr. just what I needed
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  24962. Woooah intresting best video by mark so far
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  24963. BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks Mark.
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  24964. Wow spectacular job Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time I wonder if they have a passenger program To raise money
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  24965. another nice presentation mark take the rest of the day off
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  24966. Absolutely spectacular!! Awsome video, as onde can expect from Dr. Felton.
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  24967. Thanks Mark.
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  24968. The best train history vid
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  24969. Outstanding video!
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  24970. mark this is great its shared 😁😁😁😁💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👍👍
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  24971. How do you find this stuff, Dr Felton? And thank you again for not waffling.
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  24972. Wasn't sure about this episode, but you got me again! Great Vid! Those 10 wheeled monsters are amazing.
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  24973. Once again, Bravo Mark!
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  24974. Wondered about the circumstances behind this, and why it was never pursued for long. Excellent presentation and footage, Mark. I don't know how you do it!! 👍
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  24975. Thanks mark Always interesting
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  24976. Amazing story, thanks for bringing it to life for us!
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  24977. The actual film footage with real-time commentary is simply brilliant. Thanks “Doc” it was very much worth the time spent.
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  24978. How am I supposed to get any work done when you keep uploading great videos Mark? The economy is struggling as it is.
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  24979. Oh good, history class has started,hi teach!!
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  24980. Mark your videos and knowledge are superb. I love military history but I would love to have half of your knowledge. Keep them coming Mark.
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  24981. One video watched and I'm subscribed. Great content!
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  24982. another brilliant video your the best
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  24983. This channel is awesome, thanks mark
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  24984. Nice video👍🏻👍🏻
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  24985. Great work. Well done.
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  24986. Thank you again. Great research and story telling.
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  24987. The only Channel to watch on You Tube
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  24988. Brilliant.
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  24989. fantastic channel keep it up.
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  24990. This editing is something else great work !
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  24991. Love your work man. Keep it up👍
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  24992. Forget history classes. I'd rather watch Mark's video's instead of readin a book.
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  24993. Mosin M91/30 was my first fire arm and got it for about $150. It’s a tank and I got lucky and got a fairly accurate one
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  24994. Very interesting
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  24995. You’re a class channel above most thank you for the substance
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  24996. I thought this would be a short 30 second video. Great job Dr. Felton, I love your videos. 👍🏻
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  24997. Thanks!
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  24998. Keep bringing it Mark. 🛎 always on in Michigan.
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  24999. Very cool video love your content, the oldest weapons i came across in afghanistan were a pair of 1944 stamped ppsh's.
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  25000. LOVE THIS GUY STRAIGHT SHOOTER 👍NO BULLSHIT MUSICAL CHAIRS 👍
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  25001. Thank you for the lesson.
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  25002. Thanks Mark, your particular content is incredibly interesting.
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  25003. Allways love your shows never fail to inform.
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  25004. Thanks Mark for all you great videos … I’ve learned a great deal in the last few years
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  25005. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing.
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  25006. I remember in high school back in 2008 having the M1903 Springfield as a drill rifle made by smith corona in 1943
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  25007. I very much appreciate your consistency and attention to detail. Today I realized that unlike many other videographers your narrative is always supported by the video clip being shown. Thank you Mark 🙏🏼
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  25008. Thanks for the juicy content.
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  25009. Always great videos thanks
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  25010. Well mr Felton you Miss one weapon the mauser rifel Carl gustaf stil in cerimonial use and italian navy stil use the lee lenfild
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  25011. Fascinating! Hands on history! Thank you MFP.
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  25012. Great video! We had a Lee Enfield MK -4 under the bed at our cottage❤️🇨🇦
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  25013. U.S.M.C. Force Recon Units still use a 1911.
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  25014. The mosin nagant the guy was firing on the range in this video is actually the M44 Carbine version.
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  25015. I own 2 mosin nagant rifles and a Lee Enfield.
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  25016. I have an M1903-A3 made by Smith-Corona. It was my grandfather's, he was a Korean War vet.
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  25017. On vacation today and a new Mark Felton video gets uploaded, what a great way to kickoff a long weekend
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  25018. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  25019. Great vids mark as always👍😁
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  25020. I have many old mil-surp guns (8mm,303,7.26x54r,30-06,7mm) and I promise you do not want to be hit by any of them. Of course we have faster shooting guns today but the old ones are VERY powerful and capable in the right hands
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  25021. Great video as always!
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  25022. Bravo Mark
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  25023. Good job,very clear and filled in information I'd forgotten. Thank you.
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  25024. Very important lesson Dr. Felton. 🇬🇧🇺🇲 Thank you.
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  25025. Brilliant videos really informative and brilliantly compressed to try get so much info in such little time 🙏👍🏻
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  25026. Well put together and fantastic coverage of a terrible time. Mark Felton Productions is my favorite.
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  25027. When you hear that intro, you know you are going to learn something.
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  25028. MF is always highly enjoyable and informative.
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  25029. Thanks!
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  25030. Excellent presentation. Minimal hyperbole, just the story.
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  25031. An excellent video. time and time again you outdo yourself.keep up the good work, us war and history lovers really appreciate the details in these videos.
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  25032. Excellent footage and commentary, thank you. L.
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  25033. Got me hooked on your channel Mr Felton,most excellent work brother. Love from Aotearoa ( New Zealand )
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  25034. Another great documentary Mr. Felton.
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  25035. I hope they use your videos in schools. Very accurate....thanks..
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  25036. One of your best videos! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  25037. I love your videos Mark!!!
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  25038. My Dad was in Paton's 3rd 89th division and liberated Ohrdruf .. we still have photos.
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  25039. Omg,what an amazing F'ing story told as only Mark F'ing Felton CAN. You are a rock star Mr. Felton....
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  25040. Another amazing video!!!
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  25041. My grandfather was a Captain in the US Army and in the medical corp and was among the first to liberate Dachau and he worked on survivors and helped many,he said nothing could have prepared him for what he saw
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  25042. Great history channel
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  25043. a phenomenal presentation. left wanting more for sure. thank you
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  25044. Very emotional video. REALLY got to me this time Mark!
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  25045. I was just watching 'No Time to Die' and this pops out...=)
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  25046. Very cool story Mark! Thank you very much!
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  25047. Is there anything Dr Felton produces which isn’t absolutely quality content ?
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  25048. Rowan Atkisson as Johny English!
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  25049. I was screaming, "What about George?"; then you came through with an eye opener.
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  25050. Dr. Felton, you never cease to amaze me with your subject matter. I found this content to be quite interesting.
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  25051. You forgot Markus Feltonez who appeared officially as Bond for a skit that Cubby Broccoli staged in Bowthorpe village hall while he was auditioning someone in Norfolk?
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  25052. Goolborn? Wtf? Try Goal-bun
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  25053. actually would be nice of u to bring Krystyna Skarbek story to day light..hehehe by that giving this amazing women proper respect among today's generation ..hehehe just saying .. respect she never gotten .. sadly that's the another truth along the abounded the post war Polish forces..
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  25054. ok, Who let Mark watch 007 movies non stop this weekend??? hahaha!awesome history vids, u can always bring us to relate and understand! thanx!
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  25055. Mark, you are quite dashing as well. "Shaken, not stirred..."
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  25056. Interesting walkthrough, thanks for posting 👍
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  25057. Love this video ❤ Thank you Mark 👍
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  25058. Dr. Mark Felton is wrong, I think that the real James Bond is Dr. Mark Felton.
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  25059. Stop the press!! the Feltonator does Bond!!! wow
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  25060. Commander Felton you do look the part 😅. Best wishes from Edinburgh.
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  25061. Leave a like if you want Mark to become the next 007 👍
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  25062. Well, I see, Dr Broccoli... Your game is over...
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  25063. Of course, no doubt it would be Mark Felton would be the most 007! Just look at that photo! You look great tbh😊
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  25064. You kill me man! Great pic!
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  25065. Mark Felton Is The Real James Bond. Case Closed.
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  25066. Rod Taylor would have been great bond a legit tough guy
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  25067. Felton, Mark Felton. A bit different subject matter for you sir. Well thought out dissertation. 🤨
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  25068. Great stuff thanks,gonna binge watch them all.👍
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  25069. The answer is Mark Felton
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  25070. Felton... Mark Felton Mark Felton opening theme plays
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  25071. Great video! Nice change from the usual world wars and modern military conflicts etc. It’s interesting 007 has been played by a Scottish, Irish, Welsh and English actor. Who will be next…
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  25072. See.... you can never trust a used car salesman.... 😂
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  25073. That's hilarious, I was just listening to the 007 theme song and after refreshing YT, boom! A Mark Felton 007 video.
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  25074. Mark R. Broccoli 😂
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  25075. Great vlog 👍 never knew alot of this and appreciate very much. As always, excellent 👏👏👊 Thank you
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  25076. 01:17 Pierce Brosnan has a bad case of Galloping Dandruff in this picture. I suppose ‘Q’ issued him with 00 Head&Shoulders to treat it. 😉
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  25077. another successfully entertaining video doc broccoli
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  25078. The pronunciation is Goal-burn not Ghoul-burn.
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  25079. As a avid walther fan. I approve of this video.
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  25080. Mark Felton is actually 007. Enough said.
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  25081. "Mark R. Broccoli" 😂 This is gold sans Finger!
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  25082. i guessed correctly but never saw the film he was in--man i love your channel!
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  25083. "And now for something completly different" (python) Leave it to Dr Felton to come up with something very interesting & entertaining. Kudos Mark.
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  25084. Thanks!
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  25085. Mark Felton. You SHOULD audition !🇬🇧
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  25086. Oh boy! A new Mark Broccoli video! ❤
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  25087. Wow, What a chance of pace.😅 Very entertaining. Thank you very much. Job well done my dear friend. 🙋‍♂️🐈🇺🇲👍👌
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  25088. If you read the title slowly with bad punctuation you will sound like a valley girl.
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  25089. Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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  25090. These videos are truly fascinating, far better than any war documentaries on the so called history channel, thanks Mark, another extremely interesting video.
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  25091. Very insightful.
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  25092. Thank you!!!
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  25093. What a great gift. Felton is the best.
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  25094. Oh boy another pièce of the puzzle filled in ..super historian Mark Felton pulls the bunny from his hat...its magic 🎩 ...super episode...well done on the research..I 👍👍❤
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  25095. Love your channel. Keep it up.
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  25096. As a Veteran of the Afghan War, this is a good video.
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  25097. I learn something with every video! Thank you Mark
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  25098. One of those Hawker Hinds now resides at the Shuttleworth museum in the UK
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  25099. Can't wait to watch! Love your vids by the way!
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  25100. Excellent
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  25101. Fantastic video . Very interesting, thanks
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  25102. I see mark . I know it’s gonna be a good time 🙌🤩 Thanks
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  25103. Very interesting 🧐
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  25104. Thank you mark great work
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  25105. Thank you 👍😎 Very timely.
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  25106. Mark. Thanks for once again providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  25107. I love your channel. Just when you think you've seen all your videos, there is yet more history to be spoken of. My GF even gets your intro song in her head from time to time, because I watch so much of you material.
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  25108. Quite a scoop!
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  25109. Mark, Thank You ❤
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  25110. very cool indeed doc.
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  25111. The perils and foolishness of hereditary leadership.
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  25112. Danke!
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  25113. WOW....Thanks for your amazing research to make this very excellent History video.....Thanks my friend.... Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  25114. A great very interesting video as always Mr.Felton.Have a good one.
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  25115. Boy, looks like I picked the right time to rewatch "To Catch a King"
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  25116. Great and amazing find Dr Felton 💯
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  25117. Thanks for the great job!
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  25118. Great video Mark!
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  25119. Excellent work
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  25120. You really do find some fascinating nuggets of Historical intrigue scandal and mystery Excellent stuff thankyou Mr Felton 👍😊
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  25121. Just when you think you know everything about the 30s and 40s, along comes yet another MF video. So fascinating. Thanks
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  25122. Absolutely fantastic, Mark! Cheers!
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  25123. I like the white and black swirl color scheme the best. Great job Mark I love your Work.
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  25124. Septic Tank? Classic Mark. 🤣🤣🤣 . First time I've LOL watching one of your excellent videos
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  25125. Great work! As always!!
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  25126. Good work!!
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  25127. Excellent information yet again. There is that much propaganda and false information about that it's hard to know what to believe but one thing is for sure this will have had thorough research. Thanks. ✌️😎
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  25128. Absolutely love your videos. I pop them on all the time whenever I’m driving
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  25129. Your voice can make anything interesting. Of course, your videos are amazing as well.
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  25130. Quality channel!!!!!!!!!
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  25131. Keep up the fantastic work Mr. Felton!
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  25132. You are correct that the remaining Romanian MiG-21s will be replaced by Norwegian F-16s, however they have yet to be delivered, the F-16s they are flying now are second hand from Portugal.
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  25133. Excellent video Mark...
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  25134. Thank you Mark!
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  25135. Nice one Mark 👍
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  25136. Mark, keep up the good work & keep use informed! Cheers mate, rick
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  25137. You are the David Attenborough of Military History, I always look forward to your videos
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  25138. Excellent video as always and very Educational.🇬🇧⚔️
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  25139. Thank you
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  25140. Thank you Mark Felton for being you and producing insightful educational contents I enjoy very much in my life. By the way not all of your fans are male. :P Health and peace to you!
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  25141. Nici până în ziua de azi oficialii nu au stabilit adevărul. Nice to see so many romanians watching your chanel.
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  25142. Thanks!
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  25143. Luv this channel brother!
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  25144. Excellent, as always. TFP
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  25145. I absolutely love these short videos Mark, please keep them coming....
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  25146. I see a new Mark Felton video, I click, watch, learn and like.
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  25147. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  25148. Well done sir thank you for your efforts
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  25149. I never knew about your channel before the Ukraine war but you have some great information in your videos.
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  25150. Thanks Mark!
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  25151. Thank you Mark for your content have been following for some years now
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  25152. Just facts...thanx again doc
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  25153. Dr. Mark Felton is an unsung modern day hero! 🧑‍🎓🧑‍🏫
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  25154. Very interesting 👌 👍 you didn't hear about any of this on the main media news channels 🤔???... I wonder why???......🤫🤔 thank you for sharing your video with us all. Nicely narrated. 👌👍
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  25155. Thanks
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  25156. Felton is a legend 🙌🏾
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  25157. Great pronunciations especially Mihail Kogălniceanu
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  25158. I love this channel 💖
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  25159. Thank you for covering this war
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  25160. This is what I like about your videos. You dive deep into little known moments.
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  25161. These posts are intriguing , thankyou for your continued efforts
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  25162. A tale better than Agatha Christie ever wrote. Thank you can't wait for the next.
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  25163. Great stuff. Gripping analysis. Ty.
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  25164. Absolutely riveting stuff. As I mentioned before in Episode 1 comments, I remember my father getting excited around 1960 at the prospect that Bormann had been discovered in South America. I think I was five or six years old. His commenting on it may have been triggered by a radio news item.
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  25165. Thanks for another interesting and informative WW2 video
    1
  25166. In a M*A*S*H* TV show (1973), a CIA agent accused Major Frank Burns of being a fascist who once donated $25 to Martin Borman telethon in Argentina!
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  25167. Hey man we're cousins! I too am a descendant of Edward!
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  25168. Like Mark he does great videos can learn much thanks
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  25169. Fantastic detail.....as usual from Mark......
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  25170. Thanks!
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  25171. Great presentation thanks xxx
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  25172. Awesome story! I can’t wait until the next instalment. I have a copy of the book by Trevor-Roper, the Last Days of Hitler, dated 1947.
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  25173. I thought i knew well WW2. you proved me wrong lol
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  25174. Interesting. Great history lesson.
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  25175. Wow
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  25176. Once again another awesome video Mark
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  25177. Thanks
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  25178. I'm 50 years old and have been learning about WWII all my life. Just when I thought I knew everything there was to know about WWII, a new video from Mark pops up!
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  25179. Love your documentaries Mark!! Every time I pick a WW2 video to watch that's yours, I know that it will be great viewing and full of information. Thanks Bro!!
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  25180. wow that is surprising
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  25181. 2175 views in 9 minutes Wow well done Mark
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  25182. Great content Mark. Thank you for posting...
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  25183. Hello mark im a fan of yours from Philippines manila!!!
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  25184. Hi Mark, saw your comment on the Hitler rant parody , great to see you also have a great sense of humour
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  25185. even makes the adverts sound interesting
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  25186. Thank you again for another fascinating and great video Dr. Felton!! 👍
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  25187. Another bit of history excellently explained. Thank you.
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  25188. Not even watched yet but this video is already iconic if only for the line "Wait, who's that chap? It's the digital snooper!"
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  25189. Terrific! Thank u
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  25190. I love your content Mark. It has become part of my ritual to watch your new stuff.
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  25191. Another interesting video, thanks.
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  25192. definite wow story...very nicely edited, narrated and researched. Subscribed...
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  25193. As always,….Informative video…
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  25194. GREAT video!
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  25195. For years after the war, thanks to huge amount of material given to the Soviets. Soviet buttons on army uniforms were made in the United States
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  25196. In addition to the 3,800 Valentines, Britain also supplied several hundreds of Matilda I and Matilda II tanks to the USSR.
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  25197. As always Dr Felton nice video
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  25198. TANKS for another great video Dr. Felton! Yes, folks will argue in the comments section about the pros and cons of Britain adopting the Soviet tank designs and likely other subjects with the inevitable personal insults towards someone in the comments string. Lol. Nice good-humored troll, BTW.
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  25199. Very cool info Dr Felton. I never heard that befoee.
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  25200. Density of historically interesting facts exemplary. Visuals, editing, sound, script, structure exemplary.
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  25201. Once again, you amaze and astound us with unknown or forgotten history, Mark!
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  25202. Excellent content.
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  25203. Thanks!
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  25204. Best YouTube Historian
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  25205. Excellent research...Thanks
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  25206. Thank You Dr. Felton Always Enjoy Your Videos !!
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  25207. Excellent and interesting documentary Mark again.
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  25208. Love your work, is so many stories that i have not discovered yet.
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  25209. Excellent video love hearing these storied
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  25210. Always a great time with Mark
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  25211. Felton’s usual amazing video
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  25212. Very interesting
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  25213. Thanks again Mark for another interesting part of WWII.
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  25214. great video
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  25215. Badges? We don't need no steenkin' badges! Kidding aside, great video! Thanks!
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  25216. Fascinating.... A very interesting video, I enjoyed this a lot.
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  25217. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  25218. Enjoying this over my lunch break cheers
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  25219. Thanks Dr. Felton , more an Master Class . Always delivery one content amazing . Thanks Very Much .
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  25220. Another engaging video from our favorite historian.
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  25221. Your stuff is always great. Thanks!
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  25222. An absolute smashing video. Please do more like this from all sides and army's of the war.
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  25223. Mark your videos are awesome keep up the good work. Ideas for other videos like the German Tank battles or operations during Market Garden especially the German panzer units vs paratroopers. An in the Far East the Pacific theatre operations in Milne Bay, Kokoda, Battle of the Bismarck Sea, Borneo. Anyway Keep up the good work.
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  25224. This is my favorite channel! Thanks for the great content!
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  25225. Thanks!
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  25226. Glad to see my fellow Devil Dogs out in force to thank you for shining a light on the Marines' service in Europe. In every clime and place!! Semper Fi Dr. Felton!
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  25227. Thank you for this video, Dr. Felton! The Marine Corps has a proud history and has always been ready for a fight. We are just as relevant today as we have ever been. I was proud to fight beside my British brothers and sisters in Iraq.
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  25228. Dr. Felton, Thank you for correcting the record about USMC involvement in the European Campaign. From a retired Devil Dog.
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  25229. A great very interesting video. Mr.Mark.
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  25230. Thumbs up to Dr Felton, the WW2 - MEISTER!
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  25231. Ahhh. My branch. Semper Fi. The only people more crazy are the ghurkas.
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  25232. I was taking a shower last night and I was pondering on this very topic! What a coincidence!
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  25233. Another excellent and informative video! Thanks for covering this often overlooked topic.
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  25234. Time for me to wake up. Dr Felton has graced us once again with another killer post
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  25235. Thank you, Sir. I wish you were my Military History teacher in school. Many thanks for acknowledging the contributions that the Marines made in the European Theater during WW2. Semper Fi.
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  25236. Dr. Felton, another well done video. You once again taught this American history buff a bit info that is unaware of. I will look for more info on the Marines in Iceland and Operation Dragoon in Southern France.
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  25237. Thanks You ...greatigs from Argentina
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  25238. Thank you again for being our best professor.
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  25239. Ohhh rahh thank you for the recognition!! Semper Fi (2012-2016)
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  25240. 04:05 USS Augusta was a Northampton Class Heavy Cruiser (CA-31) not a Battleship. Edit: Missed the correction you put up in the comments.
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  25241. High standard as always, a pleasure to experience a new episode. Thanks.
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  25242. Ooh Rah Dr. Felton! Thank you for this video. SEMPER FI !
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  25243. Dr Felton, you ability to find new and interesting information is impressive. You also provide film footage I've never seen. Thank you for your work, again.
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  25244. big OORAH of thanks for this presentation... Semper Fi
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  25245. Thanks Mark. My two brothers are former Marines and they never new Marines fought in the ETO and northern Africa . Semper Fi .
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  25246. By far the best history Youtube channel. Absolutely love it Mark. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into this.
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  25247. Fantastic, as always. Thank you for such great videos.
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  25248. To all the commenters complaining about the British govt suppressing news of the blast, please don't highlight your own lack of intelligence. As well as controlling the spread of fear and despondency across the whole of an already embattled and battered nation, why would ANY government openly advertise to the enemy that their "uber" bomb aiming system was so wildly inaccurate, or that is was possibly being defeated by British countermeasures?
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  25249. Thanks Mark for video, never knew this had happened before.
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  25250. a great very interesting video Mr Felton as always.have a good one.
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  25251. Thanks!
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  25252. Another video on a relatively obscure WWII incident. Thanks for producing.
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  25253. Outstanding narration!
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  25254. Superb ... as always!
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  25255. Best on the Internet!
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  25256. Most excellent, classic Mark Felton.
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  25257. Brilliant !
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  25258. The red house report = us military report EW-PA128
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  25259. Brilliant work Dr. Felton. The education is greatly appreciated.
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  25260. It was a fascinating account, most of which I was unaware of. Many thanks.
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  25261. Wow! Dr. Felton, one of your best ever!
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  25262. Great presentation, research and insights!
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  25263. According to Laurence Rees, Himmler actually had a letter that wanted to deliver directly to Churchill himself but it ended up being destroyed around the time he was captured by allied soldiers. No one knew at the end what was the content of said letter...
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  25264. Thank you Mark brilliant as usual !
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  25265. Outstanding sir. I learned so much from your videos 👍
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  25266. Always a good day when a Mark Felton production is released! Thanks for all you do!
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  25267. Fantastic channel 👍
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  25268. Mark - Please do a video on the Red House report. I’m unable to find much quality information on it.
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  25269. Thank you Mr Felton for another great video🙏🏻
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  25270. Thanks Mark, for all your hard work, very interesting indeed.
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  25271. This is an amazing piece of work
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  25272. Pretty damned intriguing I'd say. Another winner Mark🎉!
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  25273. Everything stops when I get notification from Mark. Thanks
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  25274. Well done, Mark! Absolutely fascinating how the intrigue ebbed and flowed.
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  25275. Thank you Mark for your great videos!
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  25276. I Love the history of the ww1 time period. More please and thank you!
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  25277. These are always so fantastic. Well researched and narrated!
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  25278. It is your stories about these little details that I find so helpful for understanding military history. I am currently making a special study of WWI, and thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you.
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  25279. Excellent Work!
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  25280. Awesome story. You made me feel like I was their.
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  25281. Another great video bud.
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  25282. All good, but try to get the pronunciation right: Imre Nagy - the Nagy is prounced roughly "nodge".
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  25283. Liking it before start, as it loads. That's how sure I am if it from Mark it will be a good video
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  25284. Once again mark felton, you've done another excellent presentation.
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  25285. The music is epic, sinister and appropriate.
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  25286. Love the topical pivot - well done, Mark.
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  25287. Another great video.
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  25288. Like how you put the video together it hits you in a different way. Hope you get better soon sir
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  25289. Feel better Dr Felton we need you back on your feet , you are the ONLY true history source in a morass of supposed “ history channels “ but are nothing more than 10 min of advertisements and a completely ridiculous and far-fetched show such as” Hitlers UFO connection”
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  25290. Get well soon !!!
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  25291. Excellent work, Mark!!!
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  25292. Your narration is sorely missed. Get well soon.
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  25293. Mark, May Allah Pak bless you with good health and speedy recovery from flue, ameen. Best wishes from Pakistan.
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  25294. Get better! Really enjoy your videos!
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  25295. Amazing video. Worked perfectly with the chosen soundtrack 👍
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  25296. The music for this video is appropriate and very moving. Thank you.
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  25297. This is my favorite You Tube Channel. The material is fresh, enjoyable and educational.
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  25298. Superb as always 👍
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  25299. Very comprehensive. Thank you, Doctor.
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  25300. Looking very dapper Dr Felton, with that SMLE.
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  25301. So, this is what's blowing up on Youtube this afternoon. Great video !
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  25302. Your thumb should be on the spoon. And yes if you're left handed, you hold the grenade upside down.
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  25303. A great video, covering more fascinating topics.
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  25304. Another Amazing Video! Thank you. 🇦🇺👴🏻
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  25305. This is a very interesting video I missed it yesterday but I'm watching it today
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  25306. Finally some real content to watch. Keep up the great videos Mark!
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  25307. As always great quality, production values good and UTube suitable. I feel your work is well researched and very well narrated. I do learn when I watch your work. Thanks Mark Bob England
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  25308. You know his content is great when you like b4 watching!!
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  25309. Excellent documentary thank you as always!
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  25310. A few day's late....Thanks very much.....
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  25311. I love your videos
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  25312. Love this channel... Awesome content as always.... Respect. 😎💯😁
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  25313. Good, honest video!
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  25314. Great informative video as usual thank you.
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  25315. Brilliant information.
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  25316. Good topic!
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  25317. Just in time for lunch break!
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  25318. Very interesting.
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  25319. Very interesting video, thanks for sharing Mark! Two thumbs up!! JJ
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  25320. Excellent story telling.
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  25321. Great video Mark. Very informative ...
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  25322. Thanks Mark!
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  25323. Great video as always Mark!
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  25324. great timing. i was just thinking about the battle of manila
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  25325. Once again Doctor.Felton gives us a great video
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  25326. Thank you mark...have a good week 😊
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  25327. Just when you thought you'd heard it all. Great short story Mark Felton!
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  25328. Amazing footage on this one, and a great job matching it to the narrative. I really think it's one of your very best (and I've seen a lot)!
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  25329. You never cease to amaze me Mark with your seemingly endless supply of outstanding presentations!
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  25330. Fascinating video!
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  25331. Excellent video as always mark.
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  25332. Thank you for pronouncing Oregon correctly.
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  25333. Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  25334. As usual brilliant video Sir!
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  25335. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday night entertainment!
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  25336. I want the return of the women´s auxiliary balloon corps!
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  25337. good excellent work again
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  25338. As always, GREAT STUFF MARK !!!!!
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  25339. Fascinating, please keep at it. Cheers.
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  25340. Just subscribed 30 mins ago and already new video while I'm shitting.. Sweet lol
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  25341. I love this channel
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  25342. Fascinating! Keep up the great work.
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  25343. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  25344. GOOD VIDEO!!!!!
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  25345. This was awesome. More air combat please
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  25346. Never knew this. Amazing video!!
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  25347. A very interesting story! This channel is great for its unbiased historical perspective.
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  25348. Wow...1.5m subscribers. Way to go Mark!!
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  25349. Absolutely fantastic video. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I didn't know that Siam was allocated s small area. What a proud moment of honor.
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  25350. Always interesting, thank you.
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  25351. omg im glad i came across this video and your channel!!!!!
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  25352. Me and my younger brother love your channel, Mark. Keep up the good work and more power to you Sir!
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  25353. Superb insights on little known history. Thank you.
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  25354. I had no idea that this happened. Thank you Mark!
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  25355. Amazing! Thank you for posting this!
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  25356. Nicely done, Mark Felton. Good show!
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  25357. Fascinating Mark. Thank you.
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  25358. An excellent video.
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  25359. wow ! how you keep findig those little "gems" of forgotten history ? keep it up !
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  25360. Amazing content, thank you.
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  25361. I have learned something new from you once again, Dr. Felton, thank you so very much. Keep it up!
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  25362. ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT SO MUCH HISTORY 👍👍
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  25363. The Thais NEVER fail to impress.
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  25364. Thank you Mark for your educational and informative presentation.
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  25365. Wow , very very educational indeed & then some .
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  25366. I live just 10km from Neustadt and have never heard of that story. Nice 👌
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  25367. Awesome video. I learned something new today!
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  25368. Fantastic, another great video
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  25369. I say to salute to you Mark Felton!
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  25370. How very interesting! Thank you Mark, you rock.
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  25371. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  25372. Nobody can like Dr Felton can. Thank you again, please keep them coming
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  25373. Very cool. You never cease to amaze man. Thanks.
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  25374. Here I thought I knew most of the WW1 events and once again this channel comes up with some new! Mark Felton, you're great!
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  25375. Great for bringing forgotten chapters of history bqck to life. Very nicely done Mr Felton !
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  25376. Jeez i had no idea....thank you Mark
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  25377. Boy this story grabbed my attention. And delivered.
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  25378. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  25379. I learn something new all the time! THANK YOU for your informative and interesting videos, Dr. Felton!!!!!!!!!!!
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  25380. Fascinating Dr. Felton! Thank you!
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  25381. Thank you so much for such a great history of Thailand in WWI :D
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  25382. wow. I had no idea about any of this...a magnificent history lesson from the one and only Mark. Keep em coming
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  25383. Having been to Neustadt, I was completely unaware of this connection with Thailand. There is a railway museum at Neustadt, which also runs steam trips called the Kückucksbähnel (Cuckoo Railway).
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  25384. I’ve been visited family in Neustadt since the 70’s. My cousins and I always joke it’s the first place we ever got drunk! I never heard this story. Thanks Mark !
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  25385. I did not know this. Great content.
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  25386. Well this one is well out of my scope of information on the conflict. Thanks Mark ‼️
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  25387. I am a big history fan...have watched hundreds of documentaries and videos, and have read hundreds of books on the subject but have never seen anything on this subject. So I must commend you Mr. Felton on educating me on a fresh bit of a subject that has become maybe a bit stale with me
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  25388. It's amazing what you do Mark! Completely and thoroughly insightful into the real historical events. Thank you for enriching my knowledge of the real historical events.
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  25389. Love your channel! Hell Mark this is better than the crap they teach kids in high school! Thank you for the awesome unending history lessons that you give us!
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  25390. Great video! 👍
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  25391. Excellent video Dr. Mark. I know much of your content leans towards WW2, which is one of the things I enjoy. Most of my own military history knowledge is centred around WW1. But I knew absolutely nothing about this story. It might make a good movie someday. Thanks fo sharing this one.
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  25392. Mark you are a legend
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  25393. Very interesting
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  25394. Fascinating!! I can't believe I didn't know about this, BIG thanks from Toronto!!!
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  25395. Amazing! Felton does it again!
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  25396. Brilliant as ever, the best breakfast tv!
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  25397. Felton is arguably the sexiest historian working in contemporary media. (And the content is really interesting, too! ;-)
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  25398. What a magnificent episode this has been Mr. Mark! You covered wide verity of content in this. Have to watch thrice to understand each minute details. Keep going.
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  25399. You always make great videos.
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  25400. Mr. Felton for Pres.
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  25401. Great video.
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  25402. Thanks so much for this Historic Documentary !!
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  25403. Very interesting video as usual.
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  25404. Excellent I just woke up for work and two posts. Thank you Mark.
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  25405. Outstanding video.
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  25406. Man Mark your knowledge is awesome
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  25407. At least I keep learning here, a lot of podcasts and videos about WW2 are very repetitive. Keep up the good work.
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  25408. mark felton again doing great videos
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  25409. Learn something new every time
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  25410. Congrats on 1 mil👍
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  25411. very informative, thank you!
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  25412. Great unknown history. Thank you. Can't wait for the next one. 👍👍👍👍
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  25413. Very well made !
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  25414. Two Mark Felton videos within minutes of each other? Another drab and dreary day in lockdown is brightened thereby. Thank you, Dr Felton.
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  25415. Excellent work! 👍
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  25416. i always lit up when i see your videos well researched and narrated thank you HISTORIAN -)
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  25417. Excellent video
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  25418. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  25419. Sometimes I think I know WWII history, thinking I'm like Mark Felton. Then...I wake up, watch, and listen like a schoolboy.
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  25420. fine narration
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  25421. Amazing stuff! Keep it up 👍
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  25422. Nice documentary
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  25423. I thought it was some joke or something until I noticed it was the legend himself: Mark Felton
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  25424. Wow Mark that was just Awsome what a guy a true hero what courage absolutely amazing. I absolutely love watching your vidios some informative. Addictive keep them coming Mark 👍
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  25425. Great video.
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  25426. Excellent!
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  25427. A sunny and relaxing Sunday in the garden with a cup of coffee and new video by.Dr.Felton.Thanks for your work!
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  25428. Felton for Chief Historian of Earth
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  25429. Absolutely Fascinating Video.
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  25430. What a great video,, throughout the former ussr there must be untold,, cars and military vehicles that are languishing in fields and barns, time captules from the past,,, from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
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  25431. Wow this is so great. Thanks. Mark. 🙏🏻
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  25432. Yet another great video by Mr. Felton
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  25433. Another Mark Felton video... all is good again ❤️
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  25434. thanks again, Dr. Felton!
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  25435. Many Thanks Dr. Mark. Amazing video.
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  25436. Absolutely amazing and interesting video as always 👌👍😎
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  25437. Digging this channel
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  25438. Omg Mark you are unmatched ! Much respect, Amy
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  25439. Thank you Mark !!!!!
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  25440. Bravo. Excellent video.
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  25441. Amazing video Dr Felton!!!!
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  25442. Had to list sources on a history project, Mark Felton was 1st on my list B)
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  25443. Thankyou for making this video.
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  25444. Thank you mark very cool! 😎
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  25445. Interesting n informative video.
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  25446. Thanks!
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  25447. Thank You Sir Mark you never disappoint ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  25448. Outstanding video.
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  25449. Another ripper episode. Thanks Dr Mark.
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  25450. Most interesting!!!
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  25451. Thank you very much Mr. Felton.
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  25452. You are the best thank you
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  25453. Fantastic video
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  25454. Your'e about to have a 2 million person army of your own!!! I been cheering your subscriber count on for like 4 years...
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  25455. Fantastic thanks again
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  25456. Fascinating thank you Mark
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  25457. Mehr Deutsche content❤
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  25458. For me, this is hands down the most fascinating video from your extensive collection of fascinating topics I've enjoyed on your channel over the years Dr. Felton. Epic is a phrase that is casually thrown around today. However, the sheer magnitude of the conflict was epic and it I easy to see the individual experience being lost, especially when the conflict concluded. This is a wonderful tribute to the human cost of the war and the human experience recovering from it. My hat is off to you!
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  25459. Hey, my grandma owned the exact same coffee pot, never would have guessed it was a Panzerfaust.
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  25460. Very interesting, thanks.👍
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  25461. I got the mug, and now I know I have been watching your videos long enough to be an expert!
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  25462. In Northern France, as a kid in the 70's, I've seen a lot of Glassmine bodies still used as jam jars or flower pots in the local churchyards.
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  25463. Fascinating topic!
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  25464. My great grandmother used to use a German helmet as a coal scuttle
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  25465. Fantastic idea for a video very interesting
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  25466. Wow! Thank u soooo very much ❤
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  25467. On a side note: when the GDR joined the Warsaw Pact in 1956, they were asked if they needed any uniform elements No they said they estimated that their stocks would last until at least 1967 !
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  25468. Never ceases to amaze me. I never thought to even ask the question of the premise. Thank you.
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  25469. Thanks you so much @Mark Felton for doing this video. Several months ago I struggled to explain to a friend that most European nations occupied by Germany had collaboration governments and movements that enabled abuses of their populations and by contrast a resistance as well. This video does a better job than I ever could.
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  25470. Well done... as usual... Enjoyed the couple witticisms...
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  25471. Great job on this video.
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  25472. 2:10 as a Dutchman, of course I know about Mussert, but this picture I hadn’t seen before and the caption is absolute gold 🤘
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  25473. Good video on a topic very few look into these days.
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  25474. Thanks for another great video!🇦🇺👴🏻
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  25475. For perspective, the maximum takeoff weight for the C-130J currently in service is 164,000 pounds, almost exactly the same as the Mars. That's pretty impressive for the era.
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  25476. Great video Mark!
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  25477. I wonder “Why” you do not have your own series on the American Heroes Channel? You have the “Voice” and film footage that is “OUTSTANDING”
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  25478. Had the priveledge of being at Oshkosh to witness the flyover depicted at the end. It was amazing. A gorgeous red and white building that was so large it felt as though you could reach out and touch it, and seemingly flying so slowly that you could run alongside.
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  25479. Right up my alley, cheers!
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  25480. i sincerely appreciate this channel
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  25481. As a 7 year old, I was able to fly with my family in an old Mars seaplane from California to Formosa or Taiwan. Thank you for the video.
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  25482. Love the video... When I was a young boy, my Father took me to see the Martin Mars, when they were stationed at Sproat Lake British Columbia, near Port Alberni, where my Grandparents lived... Biggest Damn Thing I had ever seen... ❤❤❤💪💪💪
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  25483. I love the amount of detail and work that goes into these videos. A true work of passion and art. Especially for us history lovers/enthusiasts. These videos also make for a great bedtime story to put me to sleep !!
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  25484. Excelent vídeo Mark. Thanks and greatings from Buenos Aires Argentina!
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  25485. Again, my thanks! Knowledge I didn't know!!
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  25486. Excellent, thanks Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  25487. What an incredible whale of a plane - thank you for sharing Mark!
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  25488. Better than the history channel
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  25489. My Grandmother was a Wave and served as a flight attendant on these planes . Flying between San Francisco and Hawaii . I think it was Caroline Mars that she flew on.
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  25490. good video
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  25491. My wife and i were privileged to tour Philippine Mars, at Coulson Flying Tankers, on Sproat Lake. They have two decks, and you can take an elevator up to the flight deck. Truly enormous aircraft. They could park a lot of other aircraft under their wings, in the Smithsonian. The Pima Air & Space Museum, would also be a great place. Hope they find a good home.
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  25492. Another piece of history I never heard of! This is the true successor to the History channel.
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  25493. Another excellent video thank you for sharing.
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  25494. Didja ever notice how you could chant the words or sing "Mark Felton Productions!" to the introductory music? It's lovely, and even more ominous! I'm thinking Gregorian choir of 20, quadrupletracked, male and female...boom. Obviously I'm still in recovery from last year, yet Mr. Felton's productions have provided sustenance in lean times. Respect & Thanks
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  25495. Thanks for another great video Mark
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  25496. This is such an awesome video Mark :)
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  25497. Another great video! Love this channel ...
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  25498. Good stuff Mr Felton!! .
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  25499. A great very interesting video Mr.Felton.
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  25500. I served in the British Army back in the mid 80s and even then the old hands used to complain about the way things were going down the pan.
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  25501. A further point on the budget, it is now 2.5% of GDP, and it also now has to pay for more things than it previously did, including armed forces pensions, the intelligence services, and the nuclear deterrent (which previously was paid for separately).
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  25502. Yes Prime Minister in the 1980s, Sir Humphrey 'Prime Minister, what is the purpose of our defence policy?' PM 'To defend Britain.' 'No Prime Minister, the purpose of our defence policy is to make people think Britain is defended!' 'Who, the Russians?' 'No, not the Russians, the British. The Russians KNOW it's not defended'. That was then, and this is now.
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  25503. Excellent information
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  25504. Merry Christmas Dr MARK!! Cheers! JJ
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  25505. mew video 3 days Before chistmans a true chistmans gift
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  25506. Another high quality production..Merry Christmas to Dr Felton
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  25507. Just got recommended your channel. Awesome content, sir. Merry Christmas
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  25508. Merry Christmas all!
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  25509. Merry Christmas to you Dr..Felton
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  25510. Merry Christmas Dr. Mark.
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  25511. What a good video
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  25512. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas 🎅
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  25513. Wonderful as usual. Merry Christmas.
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  25514. Merry Christmas Dr Felton.
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  25515. Merry Christmas Dr Felton
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  25516. Merry Christmas
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  25517. Merry Christmas
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  25518. Besides the Dr. Felton's quality content, I used the intro music as my alarm. so everytime the phone alarms, it's going to sound like the start of war.
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  25519. Great work, yet again. Keep it up.
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  25520. Have a great Christmas Mark
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  25521. Merry Christmas Mark, and a happy new year
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  25522. Mark, Merry Christmas! Look forward to what you have in store for 2022! God Bless.
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  25523. Thanks again Mark and Merry christmas!
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  25524. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too Mark.
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  25525. Mark, I wish you happy holidays. The king of WW2 docos.
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  25526. Merry Christmas and a happy new year! Greetings from America.
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  25527. Great Christmas gift, yay
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  25528. None of this was necessary. The whole operation was a waste of men and material. Oh well... Merry Christmas to Dr. Felton and everyone that enjoys his broadcasts.
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  25529. A verry Marry Christmass to you too! keep up the good content.
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  25530. Merry Christmas to Dr. Mark!
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  25531. Happy Christmas, Dr Felton!
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  25532. Merry Christmas
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  25533. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU MARK.
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  25534. The Russians missed a golden opportunity to name their encircling counteroffensive "Uranus is mine"...
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  25535. Merry Christmas Dr.Felton
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  25536. Great video. Merry CHRISTmas Mr. Felton!
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  25537. Merry Christmas to you too Mark.
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  25538. Great video your the best mark merry Christmas
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  25539. Merry Christmas Dr Felton
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  25540. It is a good day when Mark Felton uploads.
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  25541. Merry Christmas Mark!
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  25542. Merry Christmas 👍👏
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  25543. Very good thanks so much👌
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  25544. Merry Christmas Dr Mark as always I love all your videos and much love and respect to you dear sir.
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  25545. Merry Christmas ☃️🌲🥔🥔🥔
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  25546. Hope to we you well over 2M subscribers by next Christmas.
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  25547. Merry Christmas sir. Thank you for the education.
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  25548. Merry Christmas to you too Dr. Felton.
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  25549. Merry Christmas Mark.
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  25550. Merry Christmas!
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  25551. We the subscribers are the army and Dr Felton the General.
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  25552. Merry Christmas to you!
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  25553. Great video and Happy Holidays, sir.
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  25554. Thanks!
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  25555. Merry Christmas Mark!
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  25556. Merry Christmas! Tks
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  25557. Happy Christmas Mark! Have a great one 🎄
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  25558. Wow early for once lol. Merry Christmas everyone
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  25559. Merry Christmas Mark from Perth Australia
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  25560. Thank You Dr.Felton!
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  25561. Ingenious. VMail! Thanks Doc.You're the best!!
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  25562. I LAST USED A BLUEE LETTER IN 19 92 IN THE FIRST GULF CONFLICT , THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Dr.
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  25563. Keep it coming and remember to please subscribe
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  25564. Never heard of this; amazing information Dr. Felton.
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  25565. Thanks Dr Felton. Saturday feels a lot better now.
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  25566. Perfect timing for a fantastic bedtime story
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  25567. Great content as always!
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  25568. Very educational. 👍👍👍
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  25569. ¡Gracias!
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  25570. An amazing vid. Thanks for making it
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  25571. Thank you for this.
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  25572. Thank you Mark. Excellent.
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  25573. Great and informative video, Mark!! Thank You.
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  25574. Thank you, important history
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  25575. Thank you for this video!
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  25576. I cannot help but notice that the video has a couple of dislikes. For the life of me, I cannot imagine why. Thanks, Dr Felton. Once again a fascinating video.
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  25577. Thanks again Dr Felton for an amazing lesson.
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  25578. Great content... You earned a new subscriber today 👍
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  25579. There was nothing cushy about the Womans Auxiliary Balloon Corps.
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  25580. Another very interesting video.
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  25581. Díky!
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  25582. Weather, crosswinds etc could easily lead to off course. Also the 40 miles off course is only 10 1/2 minutes of flight time for a C-47 at cruising speed.
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  25583. Fantastic. Thanks Mark.
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  25584. Awesome! Thank you
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  25585. Another great video keep it up
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  25586. Love your videos Keep up the good work mate
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  25587. Thanks Mark. Very interesting......again.
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  25588. Mark Felton, Absolutely the BEST. Thank you very much. 😊 🙋‍♂️🐈🤜🤛🙂⛱🌞
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  25589. You Rock Dr.
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  25590. More like Iraqi Freedom
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  25591. I remember seeing a British 25 pdr artillery piece at Tallil Air Base when I was there in 2003.
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  25592. 07:30 is an HVSS, 7:47 is a late VVSS😇
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  25593. I saw a Hawker Sea Fury at Shaibah Logs Base in 2003. It was dismantled and on a flat rack pallet.
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  25594. Another great video. Thank you.
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  25595. I think that was one of the Vickers. I was the senior combat advisor to the GTR in 08-09, over on the "dark side" of Taji Base. I drove by it many times.
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  25596. a great ver interesting video as always Mr.Felton.Have a good one.
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  25597. Very interesting presentation.
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  25598. Thanks, Mark. Iraq buggered since/after 1958, the country has never been in peace todate.I was in the first Gulf War - T55B Driver/Instructor...
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  25599. I keep trying to leave a comment but I think they keep getting deleted. I was say I was happy for a new history video.
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  25600. I have a picture of me sitting on that wreaked crusader tank. It's not too far from Baghdad.
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  25601. Always a great day when a Mark Felton video is released!
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  25602. Thanks again 😊😊😊
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  25603. Changed the name literally as i was typing Desert Storm was in '91
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  25604. Really interesting video. Thank you.
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  25605. Dear Mr. Felton it is unbelievable how much knowledge you have! Thank you for shaaring it.
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  25606. Love your videos, keep it up!
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  25607. The M4A3 with that WWII US colours isn't HVSS, it should be VVSS am I right?
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  25608. great video, but a mistake on recognition, the sherman is a 105mm vvss. sorry to be so picky
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  25609. Great Video As always.
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  25610. Churchill voice very good
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  25611. I really liked your accent when imitating the conversation😂
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  25612. Need more impersonations they are brilliant
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  25613. I like the Churchill impression!
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  25614. Wow, another great I Didn't Know That historic documentary video. Thanks again Mark Felton Productions!
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  25615. I ended up going down an Ernst Hanfstaengl rabbit hole
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  25616. The impressions were so good haha
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  25617. How much youre going to bet people are liking the video because of mark's impersonations? I sure did
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  25618. An already awesome video made even more so with the Churchill impersonation❤
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  25619. very nice impression of W.S.C.
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  25620. This Yank says the Churchill impersonation is perfect!
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  25621. Awesome! Felton Production is THE BEST
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  25622. Very interesting
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  25623. Mark you do a reasonable good impression of Churchill.
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  25624. Doctor Mark Felton: academic, historian, YouTube personality, Churchill impersonator.
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  25625. what a pleasant surprise Mark. Thanks
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  25626. Dr. Felton, taking his Churchill out for a walk. I'd have sworn for a second that it was Gary Oldman, and I'm not sure that it isn't. I'll need to see a picture of the two of them together, with Dr. Felton wearing the Churchill makeup, and Oldman looking very confused, whilst holding a potted plant. Make it so.
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  25627. Dr. Felton, you do a very passable imitation of Churchill. 😊
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  25628. Haha love the impersonations
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  25629. Absolutely fascinating. Just finished reading about the Munich Agreement in Shirer’s rise and off of the third reich so this was excellent timing.
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  25630. Great undercover work! You got me interested. Maybe on my next vist to Munich... Many thanks!
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  25631. Thanks!
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  25632. That is AMAZING! Wow, I did not know about this building. Professor Felton is at the top of his game with this extraordinary visit. Bravo!
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  25633. Respect from south asia,I love your videos,Mark.
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  25634. Excellent 👍
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  25635. Mr. Felton you are a bad bad man thank you for the video
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  25636. This content is so beneficial for my love of history and chaotic schedule. Thank you sir.
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  25637. Mark Felton.....Master infiltrator, Historian, Comedian......thank you for your work....Love and thanks from Alberta, Canada.
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  25638. Keep up the truly outstanding content.
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  25639. This is most interesting to me.....Thank you..... Shoe🇺🇸
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  25640. There are two, interesting fragments from Hitler's offices on show at The Green Howards' museum, Richmond, North Yorkshire. One is a piece of patterned carpet from the Fuhrerbunker, 'liberated' by an unknown soldier of the 1st Battalion, Green Howards! (who were there in 1945). Mark mentions this on his website. The other momento is a piece broken from a red marble-topped table, which stood in Hitler's office in the Reich Chancellery. There are quite a few marble fragments around - obviously a popular (& easy to hide) choice! I spent a long time looking at these two artefacts & despite their mundanity, they are uniquely chilling. It's the closest I'll come to Hitler: who walked on that carpet & spread maps on the marble. Separated by so much time & distance, but it sent a chill down my spine.
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  25641. Excellent video, Mark! Very interesting. Thanks.
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  25642. Awesome Work Dr.Felton!!! Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  25643. Mr.Mark Felton. You are truly a unique and extraordinary person.
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  25644. Fantastic video 🙏
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  25645. I love your story about visiting this historical landmark. “Throwing caution to the wind I opened the door…” so funny.
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  25646. oh man that was a great episode!
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  25647. Excellent video !
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  25648. thank you sir for the videos long time fan of the channel!
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  25649. Fascinating. Thanks Mark.
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  25650. Very nice Mark Thank you
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  25651. Good piece, thanks. Stu from Australia's Bush Capital, Canberra ACT
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  25652. You the best historyian mark
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  25653. Gonna get blazed up for dis one. Love your work Dr. Felton
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  25654. Another great film Couple of corrections if you don't mind The name of the city is NAFPLIO and not Namphia. German Stukas bombed the port and sunk 3 ships but a lot of prisoners were taken in TOLO a village 10 km. outside NAFPLIO. What is also not mentioned is tha a lot of Serbian troops that had retreated to Greece were arrested. I come from NAFPLIO that was also the first capital of liberated Greece before Athens. Keep up the good work
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  25655. Wow, really interesting. Thanks Mark
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  25656. Wow amazing story
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  25657. Thanks again Mark.Good stuff.
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  25658. What a fascinating story ! Your channel is a bonanza of knowledge about WW2.
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  25659. Thank you!!!!
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  25660. I am always interested in mark Felton's videos.
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  25661. What an amazing story thanks for the video
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  25662. Fascinating! ... I love your stuff.
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  25663. Liked this instantly as soon as I read the title lol. Gotta love this dude Mark
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  25664. Another excellent unkown story from WW2.
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  25665. Fascinating
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  25666. What an amazing and unexpected story.
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  25667. Amazing. Another wonderful story from MF Productions
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  25668. Can only be seen here, nowhere else!
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  25669. Dr.Felton is genius
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  25670. What a great story! Should be a children's book
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  25671. Awesome story
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  25672. Great story i really like these videos
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  25673. I clicked to help reach 1M views
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  25674. Great video Marky!
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  25675. Mark Felton video alert! <drops current task, watches!> Amazing historical work again, Dr Felton! The things Saturn must have seen and observed! Luv'd this one!
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  25676. fascinating and strangely moving video. thanks!!
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  25677. ahhh got my mark felton fix today good now
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  25678. Amazing story. Thank you.
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  25679. Very interesting, thank you!
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  25680. Glad to hear this unknown story from your Mark sir Thank you
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  25681. The content on this channel keeps getting better and better. Amazing story.
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  25682. Amazing content as always Mark. Thanks!
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  25683. First to like, always an automatic like for Dr. Felton!
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  25684. Another excellent video by Dr Felton.
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  25685. I have a silver tea spoon from Goering's estate.
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  25686. Thanks, Mark. Your videos and you “walk on water.” In my sphere, this means one has leave at any time to show up, announced or not. Cheers.
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  25687. Thanks dr felton!
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  25688. Very good very interesting
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  25689. Dr. Felton I really like and appreciate the vast range of subjects you research and lecture upon. You Sir are a treasure. Semper Fidelis SSgt B.
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  25690. Great video, greetings from VE day in Australia.
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  25691. Fascinating video.
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  25692. Mark this was so interesting. I've got dual nationality (UK & NZ) having lived most of my life in New Zealand this video filled a lot of information that I didn't know about (like the proverbial jigsaw) and helps me understand the UK history that much more. I'm an avid history buff but video's like these are really helpful and fill in a lot of gaps. I have some knowledge of the second world war but a lot of it is centred around the Pacific theatre. Keep up these videos please. I know I've said how much I appreciate your efforts and passion for history but it needs to be restated. Enjoy your weekend and stay safe.
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  25693. Thank goodness a dose of Mark Felton. I was starting to suffer from withdrwal. I have binged watched to the point where I can't find any of his material that I haven't already watched. Thank you Mark for another very interesting documentary.
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  25694. Wyckoff NJ has a WW2 siren at the Fire house and last time I was there herd it going off it was 7pm Noon test in Bergen County but they still go off for Fire calls or Severe weather or stay quiet
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  25695. Cool video. Thanks
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  25696. Pretty cool mark thks
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  25697. Just a funny thing to add to the great video. When I was about 13 , 1976, my parents bought a business in Gargrave, near Skipton, North Yorkshire, England. It was a conversion from a Stately Home to a Nursing home. Eshton Hall. Believed to have been built by the late Wilson family. Having been a family house, a Boarding school, Nursing home. As you can imagine as a young 13 year old I would investigate everything. One unusual thing that was in the office was a big green phone, with a list of instructions on it? There was a hand winded fan activated alarm on a tripod in the corner of the office. We had a visit I seem to recall from the Ministry of Defense guy, who explained the process of receiving a call and code to take the siren out side and face the village and wind like buggery. I remember it was there for a few years until we were informed that the local village Bobby was to take over. Shame we didn't keep the alarm and the phone. Worth a few bob now. Anyway hope you liked the tale. Love from across the waves Tenerife Canary Islands aka Stevie B💥✨
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  25698. Who else can make an air raid siren interesting. Thanks.
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  25699. Another great video.
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  25700. Here in Germany many in use today as Warning to local People for Fires/ Floods, and to inform the Fire Brigade People that they are needed and get as fast as possible to the Fire Brigade Station. Mark Felton= Best Ever!!
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  25701. Utterly fascinating. Cheers Mark
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  25702. Best video to watch late at night, definitely worries the neighbours
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  25703. My uncle used to be a volunteer guide at Huize Doorn in the 60s and 70s... He even had the same kinds of dogs as the emperor he had met the emperor as a kid..
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  25704. Very wonderful collection. Thanks.
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  25705. Maybe the Huis Doorn can publish a high quality photobook of these collection.
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  25706. Very, very interesting to see all those Helmets and their backstory! Thanks a lot!
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  25707. Dr Mark's reputation has obviosly gone before him, to allow him to be able to share the interesting contents of this video. Hopefully the curators at Huis Doorn will follow his emminently sensible suggestion and open the collection to the public to enjoy.
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  25708. Thanks for sharing these great pictures and stories. I love period clothing and uniforms, keep them coming!
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  25709. I liked this before I watched it. Like for topic.
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  25710. Wow what an upload,that must have been an incredible experience.Real serious history in front of you,incredible.
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  25711. Fantastic video 👍
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  25712. Wow, great video!
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  25713. 5:36 I believe this illustration does not depict the Prussian Garde du Corps. Instead, these are members of the Russian Imperial Garde du Corps. Note the double-headed eagle crest on their helmets, which is still part of the heraldry of the Russian Federation today.
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  25714. A very interesting video, I'm sure that I and other viewers will be happy to see more videos like this
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  25715. Incredible insight, thank you for sharing this with us Mark!
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  25716. Fascinating history…can’t wait for the next instalment of this 👏👏👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧
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  25717. A most excellent and informative video as always Dr. Felton. Thank you for sharing such an exclusive visit. Looking forward to your next video as always.
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  25718. This is amazing! Such a shame it’s just left there. Glad it’s in good condition.
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  25719. Wow, Mark Felton, I envy your globe trotting history adventures. This was a fascinating glimpse into the Kaiser. You are living the dream.
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  25720. This is an amazing collection of military art. I agree with you; it should be shared with the public.
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  25721. Mark I truly love your videos, so much history covered in a short time with helpful explanations to match, thank you!
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  25722. The first time I say the collection together with German re-enactors, one of them started crying (or at least was very close to it) Unbelievable what you see there. Many objects are shown now outside Huis Doorn, only in other museums.
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  25723. It is a shame that the Dutch authorities do not open a museum with all the Kaisers uniforms, headgear and weaponry as it is a gold mine for any war historian. Perhaps alongside the Kaisers last hime in exile. I t would help turn what is a liability into a profit making adventure.
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  25724. Thanks Mark! I’m really enjoying this series on the Kaiser so far and really learn more history here than anywhere else….. Cheers Mate!
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  25725. What an amazing collection. Such a shame they aren`t on public display.
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  25726. Thanks!
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  25727. Thank you for presenting to the viewers this precious material
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  25728. that was indeed very kind. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. What a treat and what a historic collection.
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  25729. Really amazing knowledge. Thank you
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  25730. A display tastefully done would be a good source of income for maintaining the property IMO
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  25731. “Displayed in context” - “IN CONTEXT” being the operative phrase. Well done, Dr. Felton!
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  25732. Thnx. As a dutch i have to see our historical objects here.😢 I hope you can wake them up. Looking forward to the next part!👍
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  25733. Thanks
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  25734. Trully brillant episode, I've never seen such excellent uniforms and in such good condition too, all for the infamous Kaiser. Thank you for your video.
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  25735. Thanks!
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  25736. Aw man. When u were just his Dutch house I was hoping you’d do this one. Thanks doc
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  25737. Wow. Tragic that these items are not displayed. Great job, Dr Felton, and thank you.
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  25738. That is a insanely magnificent collection!. Definitely should be in a museum for all to see in my opinion!.
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  25739. Thanks Mark, that was amazing, Cheers
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  25740. Excellent presentation! Wow, what a treasure trove in pristine condition!
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  25741. I can only imagine the price tag on such an amazing collection. Any ideas??? This needs to be put on display, only wish the family would see its value on display…….
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  25742. Wonderful outstanding exceptional, as always. Thank you.
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  25743. what an amazing collection!
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  25744. Extraordinary. You were blessed. Thank you for passing it on to the ages. Very impressive. What a find!
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  25745. Fascinating, thanks for showing!
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  25746. as someone from holland ive never knew this! thanks for making this video
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  25747. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you so much for all of the wonderful content, Dr. Felton!!!
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  25748. I always wanted to know what happened to the Kaisers uniforms and where they are today. Thank you for this video!
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  25749. Excellent episode, although I can't help thinking of Imeda Marcos!
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  25750. Thank you for the amazing content!
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  25751. I must say, some of these recent videos happen to be some of your best.
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  25752. Fascinating. Thank you for your hard work.
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  25753. Absolutely dizzying collection, excellently presented as we have come to expect, Mark. Next time you are near Stockholm, consider checking out Skokloster Castle, which has a vast collection of centuries-old weapons and other fascinating objects.
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  25754. Absolutely AWESOME video! Thank you for sharing history in this way. Keep up your good work! Thumbs UP!!
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  25755. What a wonderful collection I envy you Dr Felton. It was very generous of the authorities to allow you to see these magnificent artifacts.
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  25756. FANTASTIC collection and video. Thanks for making it!
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  25757. An outstanding video as per usual Dr Felton. Look forward to the next videos!
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  25758. Another fine video thank you
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  25759. Another grand slam episode great channel thank you
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  25760. That collection needs a separate building to properly be conveyed and enjoyed
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  25761. Thanks!
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  25762. Congratulations Pr Felton, a private tour of Huis Doom is a confirmation of your credibility. Thank for Sharing.
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  25763. Why. This must go on public display somewhere.
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  25764. Magnificent! Unique content. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  25765. Superpt, exceptional more of it.👍👍👍
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  25766. Anther excellent presentation, thank you Dr.Felton.
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  25767. As always and as usual, TY for all your hard work and content contributions…just appreciating
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  25768. I love all Kaiser videos, they are phenomenal of recreating old forgotten stories of Kaiser personal and military life, for 100% I want to see more
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  25769. Wow. Seeing items recently film on modern equipment, then cutting to a very old picture of a very famous man wearing the item gives an incredible feeling of connection to history.
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  25770. Wow, I mean simply WOW! You are so lucky to have been given access and as a consequence, so are we. Thanks so very much.
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  25771. Stunning. Thank you Mark.
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  25772. MARK, IM A SERIOUS COLLECTOR. That was AMAZING video! EVERYONE is talking about it!! I’m getting ALOT of text! THANKS
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  25773. This content is remarkable and quite unmatched. Top job Dr. Felton!
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  25774. Fantastic!!! Thank you for showing these to us. Very interesting and fascinating content, sir!
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  25775. Thank you, great job again . I’m a very big fan of your work . I’m a Belgian that is living in Alberta Canada. I know a lot about WW2 but it’s awesome to learn more about the Great War.
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  25776. Incredible research go into your presentations, big fan of yours
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  25777. I have had the honour to visit that room to and is really mind blowing such a Great collection they have. Great video with all the extra information and photos.
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  25778. Wonderful time to drop this video after the other 7 days ago. Tfsharing❤ I would never have the chance to see them all. As we say over here: "the Cadillac of Helmets." Kind regards Dr Felton 🇬🇧🌟🇺🇸
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  25779. I too hope the Dutch officials put more of the Kaiser's military uniforms on display. I'm sure this would encourage more tourists with military interests to visit the estate.
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  25780. Thank you for all your time and effort.
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  25781. One of your finest presentations yet. Dr. Felton. Well done.
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  25782. Excellent! Thank you for posting.
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  25783. Several yers ago I was fortunate to visit the Imperial War Museum, a bucket list destination. On display was a great coat that the narrative panel said had belonged to the Kaiser. I checked the sleeves and, sure enough, the left sleeve was shorter than the right! It was Willi's coat!
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  25784. Thanks so much for this good work.
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  25785. These videos of Mark Felton are always welcome and very interesting, but they are especially pleasing on a Sunday morning.
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  25786. A few Mi-17s are visible at AMARG, Tucson, AZ. So, at least not all are in Ukraine.
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  25787. A MI-17 was loaded onto a C-17 globemaster III on June 9th 2022 from Davis Monthan Air Force Base. The cargo was to be delivered to the Government of Ukraine.
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  25788. Great report Mark! Keep up reporting!🚁
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  25789. Lots of supportive comments on here. Suggest as I have done that you support Mark on his patreon page. He can’t live on kind words alone 😀
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  25790. Thank you for another informative video.
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  25791. Mr Felton, if ever you are in Arizona, let me know. Drinks and food are on me. My son and I love all of your videos, very well done, and the proper dry English delivery is excellent. Again, sir, if you visit the States, or Colonies, if you will, drop through the Grand Canyon State for a proper welcome, sir.
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  25792. Excellent analysis.
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  25793. Fantastic work.
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  25794. Excellent as ever 👍
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  25795. Excellent video! Very informative about UK defense and readiness state.
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  25796. Sobering and as always, excellently researched.
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  25797. 01:32 "Up till now, this has been shot down ...." Pun intended, I take it, Dr. Felton
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  25798. Well, that cheered me up! Thank you Dr Felton! But you are spot on.
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  25799. Once again a very interesting subject thanks Mark !!!
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  25800. Thanks Mark - would love to see more current events videos!
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  25801. you have great presentation skills
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  25802. A high quality presentation . But not very cheery. Thankyou for posting.
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  25803. Excellent video Mark, if only our elected representatives would watch your amazing channels.
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  25804. Another great insight from Mark.
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  25805. Wow Dr. Felton doing some recent events. Very cool.
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  25806. As always great quality video keep up the great work 👍
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  25807. Man I've been waiting for u to make a video on this thanks so much Dr Felton 👏👏
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  25808. Awesome Work Mark Felton!! Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  25809. As always Dr Felton, direct and to the point, the west has been successfully lulled into a false sense of security and Putin will use this to his advantage as Hitler did 80 years ago, those who,forget history are condemned to repeat it, we have learned NOTHING.
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  25810. First one! Congrats for one of the best channels on yt.
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  25811. Yet again mark top job you make more sense than the MSM.
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  25812. Wow. Sobering to say the least. Especially when delivered in that Mark Felton "just the facts" tone.
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  25813. Well done & informative 👍
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  25814. Mark, Well laid out.
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  25815. allways interesting...and in this case a strong warning...thank you mr Felton!!
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  25816. Absolutely fantastic video yet again. Clearly the best historian in Britain and dare I say the world. Thank you Dr Felton
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  25817. Very good video. A good appraisal. Sadly too many parallels to the 1930s with Britain once again woefully unprepared…..
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  25818. Much the same in most countries right now. The Danish military just made a plan to defend Denmark and nearby allies, 2032 they expect to be ready. Because as Mark Felton says much stuff is needed but nobody has enough stuff. Good video
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  25819. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
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  25820. Thank you Dr Felton, been saying this for years but people just think your either a nutter or a warmonger. The most infuriating thing at the moment is the government's refusal to increase defence spending, instead doubling down on the net zero fantasy.
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  25821. I’ll make it short and sweet Britain 2022 is in the same position it was in 1938! Excellent video, Herr. Dr. Mark Felton!
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  25822. I don't think I've watched a video of yours that's not been uninteresting...there all very informative and nothing short of excellent and informative.
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  25823. Passed on many vids but I don’t skip yours.
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  25824. Timing of AEWACS retirement has sent a bit of a shiver down my spine Dr Felton. Don't like that at all. Brilliant work though.
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  25825. Great insight as always!
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  25826. 1st class...thanks for sharing
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  25827. Mark! Thanks for providing my Thursday Night Entertainment!
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  25828. Sobering and a damning indictment of constant defence cuts since the early 1990s. UK meets the NATO 2%, but only by auditing smoke and mirrors , and 2% was a figure plucked out of the air. We need quality and quantity.
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  25829. Who chopped up those new Nimrods then, Dave Cameron (no names, no packdrill)?
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  25830. I thought I saw a Russian bomber flying high up the Thames today in the bright sunshine. It turned out to be an optical Ilyushin.
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  25831. From a girl named Zeppelina to modern Russian warfare by a man named Putin. Mark covers it all.
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  25832. 7.25 Zvonimir from Croatia :)
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  25833. 7:26 Zvonimir, not Zvinomir
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  25834. Croatian Order of King Zvonimir*
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  25835. Really fount this interesting thank you for the video you post
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  25836. Hi Dr. Felton, Croatian Order ist ´´Order of Zvonimir´´
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  25837. Croatian is "King Zvonimir". If i may say. I am Croatian😊 Thank you,again,Mr Felton. This were amazing informations.
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  25838. A Mark Felton Video on a Wednesday. Great!
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  25839. Great video Dr Felton, thanks for sharing!
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  25840. Love ya Mark, you are the go to for historical info and rare stuff not heard often on WWII in an entertaining fashion. Keep bringing history to life mate, you do a great job!
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  25841. Thanks for all of your excellent research that goes into your video's.....Shoe🇺🇸
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  25842. Never try to finish a video, or a War by Christmas...let alone a video about a War.
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  25843. America supplied Thompson's to Russia. That german may have picked up a lend lease over a western eto gun making its way to Russia via Wehrmacht
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  25844. Thanks for the photo's and the information. Very interesting
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  25845. I love your videos
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  25846. Lol David Cameron😂😂😂
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  25847. Your dry wit is palpable.
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  25848. Omg you had me laughing out loud. Have to say funniest video ever - keep em coming
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  25849. I am skiing in Austria right now I will be looking for Mr Hitler on his sled as I cruise down Kitzsteinhorn not too far from the obersalzburg
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  25850. AttenPun.....more double entendres than an episode of Allo Allo....well done Doc.
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  25851. I think Mark Felton's been hacked by a comedian, laughed so much at this
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  25852. Excellent video 😂😂😂
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  25853. Lol, omg. Good one 😊
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  25854. You were having far, far too much fun with this one, Sir!
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  25855. Awesome video mark! Always enjoyable! 😁😂
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  25856. Certainly made my top 10 MFP videos…well done!
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  25857. Ach! Gratuitous Führer bashing! As for Himmler in the backseat, you can just hear the constant repetition of "Sind wir schon da?"
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  25858. Blimey Mark, did you moonlight as a scriptwriter on Carry On movies ?
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  25859. I thought that I had stumbled across a 'Chubby Brown' video. An absolute hoot doctor.
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  25860. I’m preferring these vids more now, thank you Dr 👍
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  25861. Love your videos
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  25862. Hilarious, great use of words.
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  25863. This was gold! 😂😂😂
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  25864. Great video
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  25865. This is one of the best channels on youtube.
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  25866. Dr. Mark Felton, historian and double entendre master...
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  25867. The fun approach the pics deserved... fantastic. It made my day.
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  25868. this is a masterpiece.hats off dr. felton.
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  25869. Well I"m not sure if I've ever experienced as many double entendres as I just did in the same amount of time as your video took to finish. I'm guessing the folks from 'Guiness Book of World's Records' will be calling to have a chat with you, Dr. Felton. I half-expected Eric Idle to show up with a mug of beer repeating the phrase, "Nudge Nudge, Wink WInk, Say No More...".I'm now going away to cull every photo of me showing my knees....just in case a small country is in the market for a new leader!!! ;) Having said that, thanks for the lesson, thanks for the laughs and Happy New Year!
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  25870. Dr. Mark, ahhhh, that famous & loved british humor totally eviscerated the stodgy fuhrer 😂😂
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  25871. Hahaha, great narration on this one.
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  25872. Couldn’t eat my dinner to this one Mark😂😂
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  25873. Brilliant,witty and dry Mark ... excellent as always ...thanks
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  25874. Only 1:00 in and this is the best video on your channel so far It had me audibly laughing out loud in a room by myself 😂 bravo!
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  25875. And now for something completely different...
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  25876. As much as I enjoy watching your videos, chuckling or outright laughter is unusual, until today.
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  25877. no wonder he did The Night of the Long Knives, he had to kill everyone who saw him in that hat
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  25878. OMG! Tongue-in-cheek overload on this narration!🤣So many great double-entendres and veiled references (the Ernst Rohm joke especially because IYKYK). LOL! So hilarious!
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  25879. Oooh, matron! Stop it! Stop it! I have to finish watching this but it's all getting a bit too much!
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  25880. this is mark felton at his best
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  25881. Not only is Mark Felton a renown historian, but he also has a knack for comedy. "Here we see a squirrel nibbling on Hitlers nuts" has me rolling!
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  25882. "Heavy petting", Doc Mark, you spent too much time in 1970's municipal swimming baths Funny video this one, enjoyed it
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  25883. What an absolute drenching in double-entenders. Spot on, chap! ❤😂
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  25884. Nominated for Best Script in a war history short for 2023!
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  25885. The Photo montage starting at :45 was brilliant! And the Ernst Ruhm party joke....
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  25886. @3:45 laughed so hard the neighbors called the police to do a wellness check on me. Doc Felton, u funny man.
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  25887. This new style of commentary is pure gold.
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  25888. This is one of your best videos. Good job
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  25889. So many good bits in this video!
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  25890. Great job as ever Dr Felton from Alberta Canada . I’m a big fan of
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  25891. Dr Felton the first minute of this video was hilarious oh my God you are awesome on your video productions and podcast. God bless always sir and it's a privilege to watch your professional podcast. 🤣😅😋😆🤣
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  25892. Hahahaa. Great episode, Doc. This had me laughing. Thanks for the channel. All the best!!
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  25893. Thanks!
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  25894. Honing your craft for the Monty Python Reunion??!! Thanks, Dr Felton!
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  25895. Is this a Mark Felton/Carry On crossover?
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  25896. Bruh I'm 3:39 in and I'm dying of laughter!😂 More of these mark!
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  25897. Again, Thank you very much my friend. Par excellence. 🙋‍♂️🐈👍🌟🇺🇲
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  25898. I always a good day for a Mark Felton video
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  25899. Perhaps Dr Felton's funniest narration ever. Bloody brilliant!
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  25900. This is the best Mark Felton video ive seen. 😂😂
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  25901. Dear Mr. Felton, you're just as talented a comedian as you are an esteemed historian. I'm also still laughing about your Buckingham Palace report, which is exactly the kind of candor we desparately need more of these days. I would have loved to treat you to a Maß Bier during your visit to the Obersalzberg, which is right around the corner from me.
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  25902. Compliments on the impressive number of puns and double entendres you wedged into this video - Tim Vine would be impressed!
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  25903. Mark's went AWOL with this one
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  25904. -Mark, how many innuendos do you want in your video? - YES
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  25905. I thought the Buckingham Palace video was your funniest, but this one beats it! 😂
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  25906. The Allied Propaganda people would have had a field day with that stuff. "Working a lamp post down by the docks" Just think, all your years of education and research have brought you to this point. Brilliant stuff, Dr. Mark.
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  25907. Thank you for the fun Mark.
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  25908. The first minute into this and I already can't believe I'm watching a mark Felton video 😂😂
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  25909. Comedic genius with the commentary, well done!!
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  25910. Lol, thanks for a well done "unexpected" video. When reading the title I wasn't expecting the excellent narration that went along with it. Well done Mark. Thank you.
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  25911. Well done with the german pronunciations 🤯
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  25912. The suspense is great, Dr.!
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  25913. That's a big chunk of top quality original research there Mark. Looking forward to the next episode and seeing you gleefully clutching a large hessian sack of jewellery 😊
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  25914. A most enthralling and compelling tale.
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  25915. Great video! Thanks, Mark!
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  25916. Brilliant…. Love these 👍🏻
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  25917. Gripping stuff. 😄👍
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  25918. Mum whats this tanished bracelet in grandads old stuff with these funny badges and stuff?
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  25919. Part 2 already. Really enjoyed the first episode. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  25920. What a fascinating two parter. Would make a great film in the right hands thank you Mark.
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  25921. I can't wait for part 3.
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  25922. I don't know how you keep on coming up with these interesting vignettes, but I am certainly glad that you do! Thanks for this one.
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  25923. Odeonsplatz..Literally 10mins down the road from me..
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  25924. Dr. Felton, thank you very much for your content, this channel is a gem of information, looking forward for the 100 year anniversary video you mentioned
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  25925. Great video, once again!
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  25926. Sehr interessant. Danke!
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  25927. I was just there - great video. Thank u
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  25928. These all have been so informative, thank you!❤
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  25929. Another wonderful and serious work done by Dr. Mark Felton ... Thank you for sharing
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  25930. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  25931. Thanks for the video. I'll never be able to see these museums in person. Your videos give me a chance to visit them vicariously as I sit in my recliner recovering from a sore throat.
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  25932. Mark Felton. For future reference: Pronunciation of Huis Doorn. "Huis" is pronounced "Hace" or more correctly "Huys". The "oo" in Doorn is pronounced the same as "oo" in English, so "Dooorn". Not "Haus Dorn". The language is Dutch, not German.
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  25933. Thank you for the photo of the place setting of dining table for Kaiser as wondered how he ate with withered left hand & arm.
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  25934. Fantastic presentation! I watch all your videos these are stunning.
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  25935. Fantastic vlog 👏👏👏
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  25936. Always interesting and well done.
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  25937. Thanks!
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  25938. Amazing, nothing but the best from mark!
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  25939. Most impressive, thanks!
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  25940. Always interesting! Appreciate you sir 🙌❤️💯🇺🇸
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  25941. Thanks for the video. I'm enjoying seeing everything and learning about it's place in history.
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  25942. Absolutely interesting, thank you….
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  25943. Thank you for this extraordinary series.
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  25944. Incredible collection. Very very interesting.
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  25945. Oooh part 2 !! Love it thanks
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  25946. Thanks!
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  25947. amazing video Dr Felton!
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  25948. My favorite YouTube channel.
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  25949. These items are incredible and I am glad you brought them into the light for us
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  25950. Always the best military history Channel period.
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  25951. Fascinating history preserved and fascinating history coverage by Dr. Mark Felton
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  25952. This sounds weird, but hopefully 1 day these can be on public display in Germany or The Netherlands
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  25953. Thanks for sharing.
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  25954. The format and presentation of all your productions is excellent, you could make a feature length program out of every one, best and most informative ww2 series by a long way,
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  25955. Great history. Thanks, Mark!
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  25956. Another brilliant video
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  25957. Outstanding Mark,i will be ordering your book now!!
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  25958. Thanks as always Dr Mark Felton. 🥇🏆🇦🇺
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  25959. if you didn't hum along to the intro did you even watch a mark felton video?
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  25960. Mark felton productions has more history than the History channel
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  25961. You hit the jackpot finding actual footage of such an unknown story within the story... Well done Dr.
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  25962. Yess!! New epic history lesson!!
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  25963. Thank you Dr Felton. Your videos are extremely educational and entertaining. Your channel is the best on YouTube. Plus, you have perfect theme music.
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  25964. Dr. Felton is the keeper of history
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  25965. Since I watched one of Felton's ww2 videos, I have been addicted to anything Mark Felton's. His is just too good!
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  25966. There should be a movie on this!
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  25967. Great research, Mark. I love your films.
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  25968. Well documented Mark. you deserve some form of UK medal for your work :)
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  25969. I am simply amazed at both the quantity and quality of your videos. This is another fine example. That US propaganda audio of the three high ranking Germans, including Goering, speaking in "Hogan's Heroes" German accents really cracks me up!
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  25970. Thank you Mr. Felton for your dedication
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  25971. Thank you Mark for these informative WW2 videos. I’ve been watching for sometime and really enjoy how you have evolved in your Master story telling. Bravo!👍👍
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  25972. A little thanks for all you do, Mark. Thank you.
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  25973. I have to buy your books now.
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  25974. Thanks again Mark Felton.
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  25975. Excellent work Mark!
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  25976. 💝💖 from India. It's noon time 🍽️
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  25977. I love your videos more than actual documentaries! I hope you make money from this.
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  25978. I know I’ve said it before but again, I love your videos. No music just the facts. Your voice is soothing as well as perfectly clear. Thank you.
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  25979. Nice script, Mark.
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  25980. Mark you are best and I love puppies. So good video😍💞🐶👍
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  25981. What could be better after a hard, sweaty job than a cool drink, sitting down at the computer, and finding out that Mark Felton has posted a WWII story . . . about dogs!? Woof!!!
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  25982. WELL HELLS BELLS THATS AN UP LIFTING STORYTELLING CHEERS Dr .
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  25983. Thank you!!!
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  25984. Gives a new meaning to "pup tent".
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  25985. my dad was with the 6th airborne div and they had a cat which they made a parachute for him
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  25986. I’m going to show this to my gay husband and his girlfriend as soon as I get home from ballet class. Nice work, Dr. Felton
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  25987. The British had myrtle the airborne chicken
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  25988. Fantastic clip! Loved it.
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  25989. How puplifting
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  25990. You're really entertaining
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  25991. Great stuff. Thanks.
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  25992. I wish Russian paratroopers didn't shove bears into their backpacks.
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  25993. Should've used cats, they always land on their feet.
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  25994. This Dr. Felton is the real deal 👍🏾
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  25995. Not only WWII but there are still huge amounts of WW1 unexploded ordinance around the Europe. I live in such area and the local bomb squad has been call twice yesterday (5/5/22) to dispose unexploded ordinance!
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  25996. Two days ago a magnet fisher found an incendiary in the Netherlands. It went off. After in finished burning it exploded. luckily no one was hurt.
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  25997. Amazing and interesting
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  25998. Two days ago they dug up an bomb in Finkenwerder at the Airbus factory. In the Hamburg area there must be a bomb find once a month.
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  25999. This is something else. Thank you mark.
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  26000. I love this channel. History in bite sized bits. And so many cool topics!
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  26001. I grew up in Berlin after the War, and remember us kids roaming around and finding all kinds of Ordinances, it seemed like everyday we heard about some kid getting blown up, some how I made it, but but later on in life I heard some horrific stories, Little children growing up in that kinda environment just take it in stride, maybe that's why I got old without getting killed,
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  26002. I've found Two metal detecting, ( Police informed ) there is a field full of them. I no longer metal detect that field !
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  26003. One was found a few miles from my house this week
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  26004. My father picked one of those up in the Isle of White during the war, He unscrewed the end and removed the thermite. I owned it for many years but finally donated it to a nice little military museum in Devon, after he died figuring reasonably that I could never take it to the USA . Hope others can "enjoy" looking at it and picking it up. All I own now is the detonator, a small brass two piece unit.
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  26005. A 130kg bomb was found in Norway today. Farmer dug it up completely before realizing.
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  26006. That was really interesting, thanks Mark
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  26007. My late uncle Bill (born 1930) used to collect bits from crashed aircraft during the Battle of Britain. He would cycle to the crash site and see what he could scavenge. In the early seventies when I was a boy I would visit him in Sutton ,Surrey and in his basement was a few of those incendiary bombs. along with bullets and cannon shells and other odd bits of aircraft memorabilia.
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  26008. My dad found a live WWII aerial training bomb in the grounds of a Chinese laundry building he bought in Victoria BC, 1974. They had built a bonfire on the grounds to burn the rubbish when they were clearing the old laundry. Close call! I wasn't there when they found the bomb, but i recall all kinds of vintage Chinese Soy Sauce bottles and bluing agents. No idea how the bomb got there but it was big news in the local paper.
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  26009. Just sat down to dinner! Thanks mark!
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  26010. Thank so much, Mark. This video was fascinating history which we don't hear much. I could have listened to this for hours, literally.
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  26011. great video thank you
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  26012. Very interesting! Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  26013. Awesome job as usual Mark. Best historian on YouTube!
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  26014. Great to see my Dad's old workplace in Hatfield put to good use! It used to be an aeroplane factory that made The DH Trident airliner and others.
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  26015. As always a great informative vid! Keep up the great work, Merry Christmas mate to you and yours!
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  26016. I saw your commentary on tv last night Japanese and German germ warfare.Japanese were horrible during WWII
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  26017. ANOTHER GREAT HISTORY LESSON FOR THIS OLD MAN TO ENJOY,THANK YOU. MAY YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.GOD BLESS
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  26018. Nice work.
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  26019. You made my day Mark! I love it when my favorite historian drops a new banger!
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  26020. 10:37 i was at this event. I have fotos from this Kübelwagen. And at 10:44 i was in that crowd
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  26021. Thanks for doing this BoB special 👍👍 I too thought that the jagd panther was an original too.. Thanks again 👋
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  26022. Good video.
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  26023. nice i was waiting for it :)
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  26024. My wish just came through. Thank you, Mark!
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  26025. Thank you, Dr. Felton, for yet another great video.
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  26026. Fantastic video. Thanks very much!!!
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  26027. The picture of the panter tank is from war museum overloon number 222 it was hit on the wheel inside the city of overloon
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  26028. The best series ever. Thank you for this.
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  26029. As always: superb! Thank you!
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  26030. Excellent! As always!
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  26031. Excellent video Mark!
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  26032. Great video
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  26033. These videos are great!!!!!!
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  26034. Very good pronunciation of German language. Not common in English documentaries.
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  26035. Great video Dr. Felton. Thanks.
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  26036. You may want to know that there is a right turning and a left turning swastika . according to Hindus the right turning is productive and the left turning is destructive
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  26037. make sure to watch this video full screen in a public place like a coffee shop or library.
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  26038. Killamery Cross is a 9th-century high cross and National Monument in Killamery, County Kilkenny, Ireland. It is located in the north of Killamery graveyard. The western face has a sun swastika at the centre and also depicts Adam and Eve, a stag hunt and a chariot procession. On top of the cross is a gabled cap-stone. Noah and John the Baptist are depicted. On the base an inscription reads OR DO MAELSECHNAILL, "a prayer for Máel Sechnaill", who was high king of Ireland in 846–862.
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  26039. Also used by American Indians. The Shaffer Hotel in the town of Mountainair, New Mexico is generously decorated with swastikas.
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  26040. I belong to an international organization that researches and re-creates the Middle Ages, and I help people design their personal devices. Even though the Middle Ages ended hundreds of years ago, the swastika (and any other symbol widely used by the NSDAP) is too toxic to use.
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  26041. The historically challenged. Well that is the problem with society today. They know little about history. In fact, some don't even know when WW2 was, where it was, why it was or who was involved.
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  26042. Fascinating. Thank you again Dr. Felton.
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  26043. As a Basque, I would like to explain a few things: The "swastika" shown there is called a "Lauburu", an ancient symbols with has existed in our culture (north and south) for centuries. While in some cases it did look closer to the nazi counterpart, the most common Lauburu is very round, and isn't as similar to the nazi cross. In fact, it is very much still popular, and you can even find them as souvenirs and jewelry. Also, a correction: Basque Nationalist Action, or EAE-ANV, was actually a southern basque organization, which means it wasn't part of France, but of Spain. Not only that; EAE was a socialist pro-basque organization, and fought for the Spanish Republic against the fascists.
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  26044. Great video...Durham Cathedral has the symbol facing both ways, on the cieling surrounding a painting of St Cuthbert. I think the painting is directly above his tomb.
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  26045. Very interesting video. Thanks mate, subscribed
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  26046.  @TheLeadpepper  would the book contain proper punctuation?
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  26047. Brilliant piece!!! Thank you!!!
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  26048. When I was a youngster on field trip to a museum in Windsor ON, I saw quite a few sets of china decorated with swastikas. I was informed that they were pre- Nazi, late 1800s or so.
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  26049. Very interesting thank you
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  26050. When I was stationed in Korea they told us never to use the rising sun from any products of Japan, it was equivalent to the swastika. The irony given the hundreds I casually saw on temples and buildings.
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  26051. Cmon Mark, I was just about to sleep
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  26052. Thank you for video sir 🙏🙏💐👏👌
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  26053. Yet another fantastic, in-depth video.
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  26054. Amazing info
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  26055. Nice video!!
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  26056. Fantastic video as always!
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  26057. hey fellow history enthusiasts ,make yourself comfortable. I'll bring a cup of tea for everyone.
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  26058. Thanks sleep ruined grate video!
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  26059. Fascinating but appalling
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  26060. Very good, as usual
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  26061. The number of views and likes in the short time this video has been online speaks volumes. Thank You, Dr. Felton.
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  26062. You are a brilliant historian! Thank you for your teaching!
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  26063. Thank you
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  26064. Another excellent video Mark!
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  26065. Fantastic episode
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  26066. Dr. Felton, After 40 years of being interested in military history of every facit (since before I was an adult), I surmise what grade I would've earned for your 'World War II course.' Maybe at least an A- (in the US grading system; I at least earned an 'A' under a 'task master' professor for the 'US and the Two World Wars' block of courses). And I so duly appreciate the Great War; (my later English relatives came to the US and then served as 'Doughboys'). Thanks for the continued passion and emparting of knowledge you have as a tenured YouTube Professor. We are but your humble students of military history. Best. I'm proud my ancestors 'pulled away' from the Crown (as my even earlier relatives served in the Continental Army). However, years later, America and Britain saw past to forge unbreakable bonds into today. Is that not remarkable? A testament to our peoples. I hope to visit the UK someday in honor of my relatives and the Crown (I'll get a pint and real bangers and mash). I'm clearly American, but, thanks to the values of my relatives, I'll always be 'English.' If only I had dual citizenship. I've served alongside British and Canadian Soldiers; a true blessing as they're so professional. A grateful American Army Lieutenant Colonel.
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  26067. Starting the week with one of your videos is priceless
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  26068. intresting episode thx.
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  26069. Thank you for your history lesson today finding out things i didn't know about!
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  26070. Nothing can beat this brilliant channel 👍🏾💂🏻🌍🇬🇧🙌 Millions of times better than any historian in the world 🏹
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  26071. You spoil us with such high-quality content. :)
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  26072. Mark Felton Productions is more prolific than Netflix!
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  26073. I'm ur fan Love from india
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  26074. Wow I was at the East Anglia Transport muesum not so long ago! Love the place
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  26075. Pretty cool video!!!! Thanks!
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  26076. I tell u Mark... the level and presentation you're at!!!.. it's like whatever u put up we got to check it out..👍👏 great work man!!!...
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  26077. There is also a large Tramway museum where you can ride on old trams at Crich in Derbyshire
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  26078. Hello boss, will run late with the financial report, Proff Felton has posted!
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  26079. Even Dr. Felton's "tangential" videos are amazingly interesting.
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  26080. I had the pleasure of visiting Hiroshima in the Summer of 1970 and I and a couple of ship-mates travelled on one of these old trams from the docks to the "Atomic Dome" and the Peace Museum. Sadly, I didn't take a photo of the tram!
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  26081. Excellent content as always. This gives yet another incentive to visit the Hiroshima. Thanks Mark.
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  26082. Truman was onboard the USS Augusta when he made this speech, he was returning from the Potsdam Conference.
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  26083. I’ve actually visited not only Hiroshima itself and its trams, some of which are older than even those of Melbourne, and even the T-shaped bridge used as the exact landmark for dropping the bomb
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  26084. My wife just said that Dr Felton talking about trams was more romantic than anything she heard the past week or so 😂. 🤔
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  26085. If you’re ever in the DC area check out the National Capitol Trolley Museum. They’re open Saturdays 12-5. You can ride their old trolleys.
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  26086. Wow. A rare aspect of the war and a bonus edition for tram lovers. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  26087. If you also like old trams Crich tramway museum in Derbyshire is also worth a visit. It shows lots of old trams from Sheffield, which coincidentally also has a modern tran network built in the 80s / 90s called the supertram.
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  26088. You can't watch anything British for long without discovering that the creator is a rail- or tramway enthousiast.
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  26089. If you have never been to Crich in Derbyshire, it is well worth a visit trams everywhere.
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  26090. Thank you Mark. I moved to Japan some thirty-five years ago and yet still find it fascinating, and of course very beautiful and an excellent place to live. Regards as always.
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  26091. We rode the trams in Hiroshima in 1997. 🙂
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  26092. The more you know ,Awesome video mate 🍻looked forward to watching this one after work
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  26093. I live in Melbourne, Australia. Melbourne has the largest tram-network in the world, with a heritage dating back to 1885. I live near to the local tram museum where you can see vintage trams on display.
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  26094. Very interesting, thank you!
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  26095. Really enjoyed this. As a history major, I look forward to your videos. I was fortunate enough to take a class with Norman Davies at Stanford when he was a visiting professor in the mid 1980s. He wrote some excellent books on the history of Poland.
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  26096. Come to Melbourne for trams, Mark
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  26097. Wow Mark yet another top drawer production ,really really enjoyed this golden nugget , Many Thanks
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  26098. There is also a great working tram museum at Crich in Derbyshire
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  26099. I just found out , The Japanese military/leadership was estimating losing 20,000,000 people in the Allied invasion of the japan mainland. The US was planning on losing 1,000,000. The Atomic attack killed around 140,000 at Hiroshima, and 74,000 at Nagasaki - that's 214,000. . So the Atomic attack SAVED approx. 20 MILLION lives. 19Mil were Japanese, whose leaders were willing to throw away. in another of a long string of inept and futile bad decisions
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  26100. Birmingham has a tram system, as does Llandudno. The only downside... and it is a huge one is that tram lines are lethal for road bikes, especially in the wet.
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  26101. The Hannover one was a rebuild after the war using an old undercarrige of a destroyed Wooden One. Therefore this was called "Aufbauwagen" or losely translated to "Rebuildwaggon"
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  26102. Visited Hiroshima 7 years ago. Looking back at photos, I had been on 651, not knowing its heritage. Went to Nagasaki last month, loved using the trams there. Both cities were welcoming, friendly places. If you're looking for old trams to ride, here in Melbourne, Australia, we have a free City Circle route tram. It's one of our older tram stock, unlike the rest of the routes here which use more modern trams.
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  26103. Visit Melbourne if you like trams - they still have a few old ones in use on certain lines. And the most extensive team network in the world.
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  26104. Thank you so much for you channel mr Felton! It would be nice if you sometime delved into the story of the Faroe Islands during the war. I think it is almost forgotten, and it is a shame. Best of luck!
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  26105. The Crich tramway village in Derbyshire is another place to see and ride old trams in the uk
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  26106. My great grandfather was there after the drop the bomb he was in the us army at the time he is 96 now
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  26107. Excellent again. Mark Felton's method of highlighting modern human history by looking in detail at overlooked corners and byways tells us more than many of the broad-brush historical methods employed by some historians and propagandists. Well done Mark.
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  26108. I've been! Lived in Japan for over 7 years... rode the streetcar in Hiroshima as well, very nostalgic!
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  26109. There is also a street car (tram) museum near the East Broad Top railroad in the eastern US. Mark Huber, grandson (great-grandson?) of the Huber Steam Tractor Company’s founder, also known as “Hyce” here on YouTube, visited said museum a little bit ago and has a great video on some unique American street cars and trams, so if you’re in the US like me, it’s a good place to visit.
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  26110. As always another great video by Mark Felton..very informative
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  26111. Lisbon is also a great place to ride old trams
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  26112. Oooo Mark Felton has a new video, drops all work immediately
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  26113. Totally forgot that thrust by the Germans. Thanks for reminding me
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  26114. Yet another excellent nugget of information ❤❤❤
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  26115. nice informative historial video for sure. thanks
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  26116. A movie called Everymans War is free on Youtube. Its about a Sgt in the 94th who was in this battle. A bunch of my friends were extras in it. I would describe it as low budget high authenticity.
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  26117. Very interesting examination of the fringes of the Bulge. Thanks for posting.
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  26118. Consistent, factual and always well presented. Cheers Mate 🤙
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  26119. Both my late uncles fought in WW2, one in the Ardennes US Army artillery, the other in North Africa and Italy US Army medical corps.
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  26120. As always, excellent content Dr. Felton
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  26121. Forgotten? No not by Mark, he just hasnt covered it yet.
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  26122. Excellent video!!!
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  26123. I knew a man who served in Easy Co. 376th Infantry, 94th ID. They were a tough outfit for sure. He lost half of his battalion at one point.
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  26124. Top draw stuff from the good doctor as normal. Thank you sir. ! 👊💛👍
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  26125. Well, dang it, Mark.....that was very well done as always!! 🤔😉
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  26126. Another interesting history lesson from Mr. Felton.
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  26127. Another great video!
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  26128. Who else checks daily for a new upload from Mark Felton's channel? Much anticipated and appreciated content from you Sir.
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  26129. I learned about Nordwind from Mark. 😀👍
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  26130. Excellent work as usual. I'm still be educated at 66.
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  26131. This video gives the big picture for a book I read several years ago by a soldier who fought in it.
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  26132. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  26133. There is a book named "Patton's Ghost Corps" by Nather N. Prefer that covers this series of battles in depth its a very good read
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  26134. I love learning about history thank you for researching and sharing .
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  26135. Awesome thanks mark
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  26136. Mark Felton History Ace
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  26137. THANKS MISTER...STILL LEARNING SINCE I COULD READ ABOUT IT..KEEP BRINGING IT ON🥸👍
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  26138. Thank you again for showing us another forgotten battle.
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  26139. I was part of 94th! Today it is a training division full of seasoned soldiers who pass their knowledge down to the new generation
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  26140. Thanks Mark, great job! Are you also a bit of a car enthusiast?
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  26141. Another excellent video👌
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  26142. Awesome Work Dr.Felton!!! Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  26143. Thanks for repeating exactly what is both discussed and shown in the video.
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  26144. Haven,t watched you for a while so it,s good to be back, love your work. Well done again.❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
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  26145. Morning from Phoenix, Dr. Felton.
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  26146. Dr. Felton, I had not heard of this Nazi who was responsible for the occupation of The Netherlands. Thanks you for teaching this unknown historical WWII fact.
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  26147. Goodmorning from Alabama, new here. Throughly enjoy this channel. Keep up the great work.
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  26148. My Oma stole a pig from the Germans during the hunger winter.
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  26149. Thanks!
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  26150. Great video, very detailed, dr felton really looks into a subject, thank you for making it clear, resistance was not easy and came at great cost
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  26151. Thanks!
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  26152. I love all your vids so much info love the long vids the best keep it up man 👍
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  26153. Interesting and engaging. Thanks for doing the research Mr. Felton.
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  26154. Facinating story
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  26155. Right on time :) what a delight
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  26156. Fascinating. Well done, as usual, Mark.
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  26157. I never knew about those flight and I actually live very close to Whitchurch. Thanks for another great video Mark
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  26158. I love all your videos, sir. I especially love any video that talks about the DC-3s. So this earns a double thumbs up from me.
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  26159. Merry Christmas Mark and, family !
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  26160. 😊 Merry Christmas everyone from New Zealand 😊
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  26161. Another really good video. Thanks
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  26162. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton!
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  26163. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton
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  26164. Hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas Dr. Felton. 🎄
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  26165. Merry Christmas from America Dr. Felton.
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  26166. Thanks ,Mark , most interesting . Happy Christmas .
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  26167. The Christmas Season is starting with a "Bang!". Thanks Dr. Felton !!! 🌲
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  26168. Merry Christmas Mark🎅
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  26169. Merry Christmas 🎁 Mark 🎁
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  26170. Thanks for the Christmas present of a new video Dr Felton!
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  26171. Merry Christmas Mark 🎄🍻🖖🐈😸🙏
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  26172. Merry Christmas Dr. Felton
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  26173. Merry Christmas, Dr. Felton
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  26174. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and the Best in 2024 Dr. Felton!
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  26175. Merry Christmas Mark and a happy new year.
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  26176. Merry Christmas Mark.
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  26177. 👍 very interesting thank you
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  26178. Merry Christmas Dr Felton. Long may you continue 👍🎅☃️🌲
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  26179. Merry christmas to you and your family Mark.
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  26180. Thanks Mark! Have a great New Year!
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  26181. Merry Christmas, Mark! 🎄
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  26182. Good morning and Merry Christmas to you all and your family Mr. Felton.
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  26183. Merry Christmas Mark! You are the best.
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  26184. Well, that must be one of the ugliest Christmas's eve on earth. another good video from Dr Mark Felton .
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  26185. This felt like a night att@ck with the release of a night video..Mark Felton as always another great video!
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  26186. Great video 👍💯❗ Merry Christmas 🎄😊
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  26187. Merry Christmas everyone!!
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  26188. Oooooh! Now youre covering ww1?? So awesome! Bring on the show Mr. Felton!!
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  26189. editing is always top notch, so spoiled to get this content
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  26190. Thank you!!!!!
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  26191. All these videos are awesome! Keep up the amazing content dude👍🏾
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  26192. Great video!
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  26193. Awesome
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  26194. Thank you sir for your videos!
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  26195. Well done!
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  26196. Gotha handed to you Mark for making the video. great info thanks for sharing.
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  26197. First, thanks Mark for an excellent mini documentary. It’s amazing to think that the first powered flight was in 1903, (just 13 before this event) before then, we could only look to the skies with envy at the birds.
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  26198. Man I would love more WW1 videos from Mark Felton Productions! Such good content
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  26199. Thank you for doing more ww1 aviation videos
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  26200. Great video
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  26201. Great story...did not know this occurred...thanks.
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  26202. How can any clown hate Mark Felton videos
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  26203. 👍👍👍👍👍
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  26204. Brilliant, thanks Mark. I've always been fascinated by WW2 but am now discovering many interesting WW1 stories on Your channel.
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  26205. Nice!
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  26206. "And, handily, I've already made a video about this awesome topic!" re: Gotha raids Mark, you outdid yourself with that segue. Well done.
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  26207. Thrilling stuff Mark.. We have come a long way since then with drones and smart bombs.. You always tell a good story.. and you have a voice that is enjoyable to listen to.. thank.. carry on!
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  26208. Thanks you, for keep is informed during these time
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  26209. So glad I see these wonderful videos,,kudos MF !
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  26210. These docs from Dr. Felton are like little gifts.
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  26211. I salute you, Mr. Felton. Damn good video historiography.
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  26212. Another great video from dr Felton mark thanks once again very entertaining!
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  26213. That vintage film is more interesting than today's movie made with blue screen actors and digital animators. Thanks Mark for my morning hit of Felton Productions. Always a winner.
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  26214. I’m so addicted to his videos and audio channel.
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  26215. that was a really good one Mark!
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  26216. fascinating, thank you!
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  26217. Research work is excellent and the narration even more and add the background music to it and it's complete THRILLER!!
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  26218. Thank you mark. There no boundaries to your knowledge in the subjects matter on history . And the Quality of your production is outstanding In each individual one that you produce . I take my hat off to you for a superb channel. ⭐️👍
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  26219. I really like your movie's and appreciate all the work and effort you put to post new videos. As a huge fan I would be very pleased to see any kind of material involving Polish history.
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  26220. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  26221. Love these videos, keep them coming :)
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  26222. Great as usual mark first time I've ever heard this story keep up the good work
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  26223. A perfect example of why you are the best Mark. Who else has ever told this story and brought such details?? You truly are the best historian there is and do it in such an unbiased, documented fashion. Thanks as always!!
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  26224. You doing great work mate 😎👍
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  26225. Thank You for touching this subject dr Felton!
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  26226. Mark Felton, the hero we all need.
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  26227. Thank you for this video Mr. Felton.
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  26228. liked
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  26229. Excellent.
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  26230. Thank You so much , sir (*G bless U )
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  26231. Respect from Poland.
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  26232. Very interesting 👌👌👌
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  26233. Another amazing presentation sir! Thank you for the hard work you do to share this history with us!
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  26234. Very dark times Thanks for the video Mark
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  26235. Dear Mark. thank You so much for your amazing works
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  26236. I've just watched The Last Witness about this and was researching it then this popped up...spooky Mr Felton
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  26237. Great stuff
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  26238. Thank you.
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  26239. another excellent contribution!
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  26240. good video
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  26241. Thank you for this history lesson!
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  26242. Thank You Mark!
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  26243. Wow! Very nice & informative video! Thank you!
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  26244. @John Higgins we don't need to see all of it, we already know that this is a great video
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  26245. Thank you for your work.
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  26246. Thank you for this video.
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  26247. Thank you Mark for this episode
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  26248. Mark Felton, great video. Think about doing one about the massacre of the acqui division.
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  26249. Thank you, Mark.
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  26250. Great work!
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  26251. Just read about the Katyn massacre in, The Daughters of Yalta, last night, by Catherine Grace Katz, small world .
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  26252. Excellent piece, Felton. Excellent job. Excellent spoken English and Deutsche. You are an excelente author. Excellent voice. Congratulações. Brasil
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  26253. Great respect for you Mark and your work.
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  26254. I love this channel
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  26255. 2:30 I just spit up my rum and coke! Liberace’s house of crap.
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  26256. Sweet. ! Nice one doctor. 👊💛👍
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  26257. "If you're wondering what happened to Hitler's PP following his death..." - Well we know one of his balls ended up in the Albert Hall.
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  26258. Rudolf Hess had one Walther PPK 9mm
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  26259. I can't believe you've found photos of Hitler carrying his own PP! You've outdone yourself again!
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  26260. I suspect Hitler was armed with his Walter PP during the Night of the Long Knives, in which he himself participated and was prepared to shoot the SA men suspected of disloyalty.
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  26261. Excellent review, thank you
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  26262. Fantastic thanks again
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  26263. Very informative, and enjoyable - thank you.
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  26264. Another great video...
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  26265. My dad was in the 141st.
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  26266. Another fascinating video. Thanks, Dr. Felton !
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  26267. Monsieur Felton, your work is truly remarkable! Cheers From France!
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  26268. Your video education digs so deep into the history of the 3rd Reich - very impressive. Love your content! Thanks!
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  26269. The very best history channel!
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  26270. Excellent video!
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  26271. Loved the video thanks for making them
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  26272. Another unfamiliar piece of history presented by Dr Mark Felton in an intriguing video format.
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  26273. awesome videos
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  26274. Fascinating bit of history. Thanks for sharing.
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  26275. Thank you, Dr Mark. As always, unprecedented insight that leaves me speechless. You Sir, are pure class. and a gentlemen's gentleman, Bless you!
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  26276. We have wallabies on both islands here in NZ where they are as bad as rabbits, also brush tale possums both are a major pest here.
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  26277. Coypu huge issue in louisiana as well
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  26278. signal crayfish was introduced to Sweden from North America and later spread around all Europe. The signal crayfish was known to be resistant to pollution in lakes and rivers. But then pollution been managed signal crayfish became disease carrier for native crayfish species. Every time people try balance Nature it ends very bad.
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  26279. I love your un-intened humor...
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  26280. It’s always pretty cool when history gets funny lol. This is so random.
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  26281. While listening to this story about the introduction of raccoons to Germany, I couldn’t help but think of the hippos that were allowed to just breed in Colombia. For those not aware, drug lord Pablo Escobar kept four hippos as pets until his death in 93. After that, the government didn’t bother with the hassle of removing them and over the years have multiplied to over 100.
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  26282. What a deal.....Thank you Sir. Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  26283. Thanks video always learn something new history
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  26284. Racoons are close to honey badgers
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  26285. You always do the coolest stories of fringe stuff
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  26286. Yesterday how Russia could attack the UK. 😱 Today Nazi Racoons invade Germany! 😂
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  26287. Heard a screaming from.the neighbouring derelicts houses garden. I looked over the fence and a racoon and hedgehog were fighting😮 You can guess who won? The hedgehog on points😂
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  26288. Mark a classic video done with all your usual research
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  26289. You never know what journey Dr. Felton will take us on next!!! Awesome as always, sir!
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  26290. Mark is a raconteur on a raccoon tour
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  26291. Used to go climbing in darbyshire in the 80's there were walabies there as well , not sure they are still around. Great vid informative and humourus.
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  26292. We have black squirrels in SE Ohio having been originally being released by Kent State university.
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  26293. How strange I just finished watching a YT video of a Racoon themed rug being made and then this pops up as the next suggestion! What a small but diverse YT subscription list I have.
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  26294. We have wallabys on Oahu, Hawaii. A pair escaped in 1916 and we now have a colony of about 250.
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  26295. We have wallabies on inchconnachan Island on loch lomond.....introduced by lady arran in the 30s
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  26296. Well, this wasn't on my bingo card for this week, but please, continue
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  26297. Wow, something else I didn't know😲 Thanks!😃👍🇺🇸
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  26298. Hahaha! Great one Mr. Felton. Just as entertaining as the various mark Felton productions videos. Good for you for actually having a sense of humor. Thanks brotha!
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  26299. Here in Honolulu there is a very small group of wallabies living in the Ko'olau mountain range. They escaped from a private zoo in 1916.
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  26300. I am used to raccoons here in Texas. On one camping trip, they knocked over our ice chest and stole our sausages. One other time in So Texas they were watching us out side the fire ring, their paws were as big as my hand. They are so cute, but also a nuisance. My late husband’s friend had one as a pet, it was messy.
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  26301. Raccoons are hard to get rid of once they've moved into cities. They, like was mentioned in the video, are extremely adaptable and their front paws have dexterity comparable to a monkey's. Fun to watch in a video, not so fun in your attic. They are similar to cats and have a designated toilet area to say it nicely. They will use that area for a long time, as long as they live there, which leads to other problems.
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  26302. Thanks Mark
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  26303. Man thank god I found dr. Felton’s channel. Especially during these times. He always finds a way to make his content relevant and educational, unlike high school that is.
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  26304. Always interesting, thank you.
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  26305. Very informative as Always Sir;-)
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  26306. Keep up the great work Mark !! Much appreciated down here in Aotearoa.
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  26307. None of us can adequately say THANK YOU to Mark Felton for his countless excellent videos.
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  26308. Thanks Mark! As always...I love your work!
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  26309. very informative and neutral video. by neutral i mean that i'm extremely confident that the information shared here was accurate and not biased in any way.
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  26310. Fascinating, as always, ty Dr. Felton
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  26311. Great job as always. You are gifted by God to find and expose as well as explain well what you find. God bless you Dr. Felton.
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  26312. Thanks Dr. Felton, you’ve given us another riveting episode, satisfying my hunger for Third Reich history and its leadership whereabouts in post-WWII.
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  26313. Thank you and have a good week.
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  26314. Brilliant, as always.
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  26315. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  26316. The way you pronounce "Sønderborg" will improve, if you omit the "d". It's almost silent in danish.
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  26317. Made my weekend cheers
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  26318. I had to subscribe.
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  26319. A very good account. Nice pictures.
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  26320. Brilliant
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  26321. Brilliant video
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  26322. 👍👍👍👍
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  26323. What a fantastic compilation and summary. Thank you Mark.
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  26324. By far the best history channel out there, great quality videos man good job
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  26325. National Police Reserve cap badge is the exact badge that is on a hat that we have it work I could not figure out for the life of me what it was I knew it was Japanese thank you so much at work at a military museum / military antique store
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  26326. Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐💐👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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  26327. That was REALLY interesting. One of your best. Its the type of stuff you would see on QI.
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  26328. Unbelievable content so often!!
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  26329. This is a first for me. Thank you for making a video about the genesis of the post World War II Japanese army.
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  26330. Interesting video this,never knew nor cared about the postwar Japanese army but I will loook into it more in light of this. Very good Felton.
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  26331. Well researched and well presented. As usualy.
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  26332. Not gonna lie, that pic of you in between two storm troopers makes you look like some sort of high ranking Imperial admiral or researcher that is up to something no good.
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  26333. It’s quite simple I see a mark Felton video I watch the video. Thanks for the great content!
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  26334. Well done again Mark! Almost 1 million subscribers... I'll bet you that will happen before christmas!
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  26335. This is something l have always wondered about...Thank you Sir.....!
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  26336. awesome
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  26337. Top shelf as always Mr. Felton!
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  26338. As usual impressive video mark!
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  26339. The Dark Lord Mark Felton...
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  26340. You NEVER disappoint!
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  26341. Great video as always 👌🏻
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  26342. So close to 1 mil love your videos I learn a lot
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  26343. Nice video, Mr. Felton!
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  26344. Hey guys mark felton is almost at 1 million subs
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  26345. Excellent
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  26346. excellent vid!
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  26347. I would like to say to you Mark I like your video's very much.
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  26348. 7k more subs!
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  26349. Learn something new today ? I have learned more from this channel then all the world war 2 books I have read!! Great channel
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  26350. im sure its good Dr Felton
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  26351. Another question on a point of history I never thought to ask... boy is it intetesting! Absolutely fascinating
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  26352. You teach me more history in the time I subscribed to you than what school had and is teaching me right now for the past 3 years. The first video I watched was your 2nd Korean War video, if I'm correct. I've been subbed since then.
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  26353. Very interesting video
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  26354. Fantastic, a glass of scotch, cheese and biscuits, and Mark Felton.
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  26355. Mark always looking fresh in the intro
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  26356. Extremely intresting!
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  26357. ধন্যবাদ... thanks
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  26358. The change in the informs of post war Japanese military is somewhat mind blowing . It wouldn't be long before young Japanese men wanted to look and be like Elvis Presley . Another epic history lesson Mr. Felton and Thank You .
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  26359. Love the content, always learn something new thank you, keep them coming!
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  26360. If I had any money, I would help you out to keep your channel going. I really love what you do. I'm a poor artist. HA! Keep up the great work brother! Play up, play up, and play the game!
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  26361. i’m a simple man i saw new mark felton video i click and watch better than history channel today they should have hired you
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  26362. Excellent video! A really good look at how the current Self-Defense Force originated.
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  26363. Awesome information n video as always. 👍
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  26364. Very interesting!
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  26365. Researching all the archival footage must take up most of your time. Thanks for another interesting video.
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  26366. Mark Feltons videos... the only one that you give a thumb up before watching. Never disappoints 😉
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  26367. Best history videos on YouTube and I prefer this channel to the history channel
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  26368. Mark, another great video.
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  26369. If Mark would read out loud a shopping receipt it would captivate millions
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  26370. Yet another histoy topic that is never mentioned in mainstream history classes in any detail at all.
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  26371. this was a good one
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  26372. Grate vid like always
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  26373. How does everyone watching this video feel about Japan again thinking of obtaining aircraft carriers after more than 70 years. Anyways, I have decided to from now on to just hold in to Mr Felton's earl grey and let the true professional do the job. Cheers.
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  26374. How I love these videos of Doctor Felton.
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  26375. Gotta love the first pic lol
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  26376. Like your programs. Thanks.
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  26377. Nepotism in Nazi Germany? Say it ain't so 😂 Getting my copy of "Zero Night" in a couple days, looking forward to a good read 👍
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  26378. Thanks
    1
  26379. Every now and then i think that the good Dr would be running out of fascinating & unknown stories. Time and again i am fortunately proven wrong. 🤘
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  26380. What's up like ur videos
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  26381. Great vid,as usual.
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  26382. Awesome video!
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  26383. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  26384. Very interesting. Many thanks.
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  26385. My lockdown morale
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  26386. Please do a video on the Interstate TDR-1 bomber. 44 were used on the island of Rabaul. They were controlled remotely from a B-25.
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  26387. Well done and very informative thank you!
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  26388. Learned something new today, this channel never disappoints. You could have said this was a cut chapter from Catch-22 and I would have believed it.
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  26389. I am your biggest fan. It amazes me every time, where do you keep finding these amazing footages. Mark, keep on doing this. Love it! Kind regards from Holland.
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  26390. Such fabulous content
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  26391. One of the pandemics many little unsung heroes. Happy new years mr. Felton!
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  26392. Good morning Mark, you would think with so many failures and deaths that they would have cancelled the program earlier, Thanks brilliant content. I rarely comment but I always watch, cheers
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  26393. Mark just chillin with clone troopers is always the best sight
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  26394. Great video. Embryonic future weapons which we take for granted. Had to start somewhere
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  26395. simply another excellent factoid of the war. I have heard / read about this story before, but not with this level of detail. FYI, anyone that makes it to northern France, the coupala is a must see museum / tour for wwll geeks. They never manged to destroy it, just put it out of commission. It is now an excellent tour of wwll history as it was both a launch site and place where the manufactured the bombs / missiles. France has done a wonderful job of preserving and presenting the history.
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  26396. Interesting stuff!
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  26397. Thanks for your work
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  26398. There's a display board in the church at Beccles, Suffolk discussing the Joe Kennedy explosion - an eye witness said it was like a fearsome great black octopus in the sky, with burning, smoking bits descending from a huge black cloud.
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  26399. Dear Mark, your jobs is great. Thank you...
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  26400. I did not know this. Another awesome piece of WW2 history. How technology has changed.........Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  26401. Your click bait powers are strong today Mark :-D Thanks!
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  26402. Great video as usual!
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  26403. Superb yet again. Thank you
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  26404. I was expecting for a video like this!!! Thank you Mark!
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  26405. Norwich. Mark is actually Alan Partridge putting on a voice confirmed.
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  26406. Another excellent and very informative video. Thank you!
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  26407. That’s one way to get rid of your old!! and worn out B-17s!!!!! In effect the Grand Slam and Tall Boy bombs were the parents of the M.O.A.B bomb produced in the USA, so it should be the C.O.A.B (Child Of All Bombs) but C.O.A.B doesn’t sound as good as Mother Of All Bombs. Another excellent episode Dr Felton, thanks for sharing, and all your hard work bringing the gems of history to us all. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  26408. When does mark disappoint? Someone tell me please
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  26409. Thank you Mark very cool! 😎
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  26410. Must we listen to Mark droning on again?😳
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  26411. Another awesome video Doctor Felton!
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  26412. Hey Dr Felton I didn't realize Joseph Kennedy was killed in such a way. I probably should have known. Also, I just watched a PBS special about the life of Alistair Cooke and how he was present when Bobby Kennedy was killed....so incredible. I love your videos and really get a lot from them. Thanks so much and may you continue to do many more. Cheers.
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  26413. Nice! Thanks Mark. Rich.
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  26414. This video got real interesting.
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  26415. You know it's gonna be a good day when you see Mark posting videos at like 3A.M.
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  26416. Loved it, Thanks, Mark
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  26417. Good morning Mark
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  26418. damn a handsome man at the intro very nice!
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  26419. Great video as always! Thanks Mark!
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  26420. Mark you are the boss on ww2
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  26421. Always brilliant content, tip of the hat to you sir x
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  26422. everyone wants to meet their favorite celebrities, I want to meet Mr. Mark Felton. always another great video.
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  26423. Another great video....this time with a tantalising ending!
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  26424. Thank you Dr Felton
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  26425. Amazing story 👍
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  26426. very interesting and well researched
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  26427. Amazing story Mark!
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  26428. very interesting
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  26429. Feeling confident to hit the LIKe button before watching the video
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  26430. Thanks God for Mark 🙂
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  26431. You made my day.. Mark ☺
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  26432. It wasn't a hard choice, it just came about at a time which happens to be late in North America, so I am here for the best in the business and whom, in my humble opinion mind you. has no peer on social media. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  26433. Great content again. Thank you.
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  26434. 2 am but love to be awake watching your videos !!!
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  26435. Cool story. Can't find this stuff anywhere else.
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  26436. Man your awesome I love you man can you make a video on the ar 234 jet bomber from the Second World War
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  26437. Love your videos, my favorite history chanel
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  26438. Excellent documentary,as always.thanks mark.
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  26439. Brilliant video as always
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  26440. Woke up from a nap to this. Nice
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  26441. Did not realise I have been inside the former Reichsbank in Berlin many times -- now the Foreign Office.
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  26442. Mark is back at it again with another great video!!!
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  26443. Fascinating 🖖🏼
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  26444. Excellent video!
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  26445. Many of my friends and family from love watcing your videos. Kudos sir
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  26446. Absolutely fascinating story.
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  26447. After Berlin fell, Major Feodor Novikov of the Red Army ordered the vaults of the Reichbank opened. 90 gold bars worth 1.3 million dollars and gold coins worth 2.1 million dollars and 400 million dollars worth of negotiable bonds were present. Novikov ordered the vaults locked and demanded the keys. The entire contents of the vault disappeared. The gold was never seen again, but the bonds turn up even today all over the world.. A 3,200 year-old artifact, a small tablet telling the story of the construction of an Assyrian temple in ancient Mesopotamia was stolen by the Red Army when it plundered the Vorderasiatisches Museum in Berlin in 1945. A roving black marketeer traded a pack of cigarettes for it in 1946 and brought it with him when he emigrated to the USA. The ancient gold tablet was worth $10 to $14 million dollars. The man’s son later contacted the museum and tried to negotiate a sale, but refused to sell it when he was not offered enough money, so in 2006 the Vorderasiatisches Museum filed a claim for the return of the tablet. But the family now decided that they were “sentimentally attached to it” and fought to keep it.
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  26448. Nice treat to wake up on a Monday morning to. Thanks!
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  26449. Thanks mark
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  26450. I love your channel thanks for the video.
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  26451. I could've swore i was subscribed to u. But I guess I wasnt...
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  26452. Thanks Mark 👍
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  26453. Love this channel so badly 👍🎖
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  26454. It would be funny if for April Fools Day you started out a totally serious video and morphed it into the plot of a movie. The reason that comes to mind is that I was totally thinking the whole time I was watching this that you were about to start telling me about how Pvt. Kelly and his unit teamed up with a German tank officer and took all the gold for themselves.
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  26455. Your blog/documentary is amazing
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  26456. rauris is about 50 km from where i live. ill start searching
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  26457. But Mark omits the German attempt to kidnap Churchill in 1944 when IRA member Liam Devin coordinated with German spies for Col. Kurt Steiner to land a detachment of German Fallschirmjagers disguised as Free Polish Paratroopers on English soil. See Jack Higgins' "The Eagle has Landed" for more details. ;)
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  26458. Very interesting. Thanks Doc!
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  26459. Great video. Happy New Year professor!
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  26460. Love this channel!
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  26461. Too much class, or else he would moon the germans. Thanks again Dr Felton for a fun video.
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  26462. Another great video bud.
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  26463. If you're ever in London, the War Rooms museum is a great place to learn more about Churchill – in addition to Mark's videos, of course :)
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  26464. First class. Thanks Dr Felton.
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  26465. Fascinating video. Thanks very much for your efforts.
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  26466. Love your programs Mark thanks for making them
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  26467. Mark the type of guy to organise his tea bags in order of tea leaf proportion. I love the channel bro
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  26468. Damm Churchill is a madlad! Thanks for this great quality content Mark
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  26469. Excellent video. Thanks.
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  26470. Another great video by Mark Felton the FIFTH BEATLE
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  26471. You’re a gem, cheers
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  26472. 1.1k views in 3 minutes. Impressive.
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  26473. Amazing work - thanks yet again Mark!
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  26474. Commented, liked, subscribed, and hitted the notification bell
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  26475. Great video Mark
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  26476. Hey Dr. mark im ur biggest fan!
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  26477. Commencing the best 10 minutes of my day
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  26478. Thank you so much, you have no idea how much it means to me to view your video's, Dr. Felton.
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  26479. Great video! Makes me want to read Churchill’s memoirs. Thank you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  26480. That was a great video Mark, please keep up the work.
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  26481. Churchill and Mark both got that drip
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  26482. gracias Felton saludos México
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  26483. Great to hear this information. As someone who lives near Xanten and Wesel, i surely will grab my fishingmagnet and once the sun comes around again in the spring/summer, i'll definitly make a trip to the Rhine there! who knows what i might pull up from the water
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  26484. I am reminded of the death of John Sedgewick, Union officer in the American Civil War, when he strode about in an open field during the battle of Spotsylvania. His last words were "They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance."
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  26485. Nearly finished boriss book on churchill. Apparently he was definitely going to go on one of the destroyers on D DAY. it took two letters from the king which he ignored and finally his whole cabinet convinced him not to go for fear of him losing his life and leadedership.
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  26486. Thank you for the continuously teaching us the history like nobody else!! You are the best teacher.
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  26487. BA BA BA BABA BA uu, it's new video time
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  26488. Thanks for telling a new story Mark🙏
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  26489. Great video, as always. ❤
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  26490. Fascinating!
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  26491. Love the videos mark your doing a service keep it up
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  26492. Thank you once again for a magnificent video and history lesson.
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  26493. Another excellent insight, thanks Dr. F.
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  26494. Well done Mr felton well done enjoyed your new released video content while I ate my good morning cereal
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  26495. Intersting, thank you
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  26496. Love your intro music Mark!
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  26497. Another amazing video
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  26498. Mark Felton in all his power and might! 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  26499. I have seen the movie, Michael Caine killed his double.
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  26500. I saw mark today on AHC TV. Awesome
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  26501. you’re so handsome
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  26502. Excellent as always
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  26503. Great content Mark !!
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  26504. Great Video! Thanks for sharing!
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  26505. Another great video Doc!
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  26506. To think the Brits could've lost there great and talisman leader within touching distance of victory is terrible, but so long as we don't loose a great man who tells us about this and more great internet videos, we'll be happy
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  26507. looking handsome as usual Mark
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  26508. Very interesting Mark.
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  26509. Glad I called of work today. Nothing like a relaxing morning of Mark’s videos!
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  26510. There is only one real photograph of Mark Felton, but a very large number of cooperative models with dark suits who pose in interesting locations with their face conveniently painted green.
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  26511. Thank you for your videos Dr. Felton. I use your channel all the time in my classes. My students love your content.
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  26512. How have I never heard of this thanks Mark for sharing this with us I love your channel
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  26513. Churchill recounted another close call in his memoirs. Returning to England by airplane his plane was approaching from an unexpected direction, and fighters were scrambled to intercept him and possibly shoot him down. Fortunately they lost him in the weather and he landed safely. In that case he was in more danger from his own side. Churchill believed in his destiny and not his destructability.
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  26514. Great video. Thank you!
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  26515. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  26516. Queue the music....instant "like". Fantastic content.
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  26517. As always very interesting!!
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  26518. Nice one Dr Mark!
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  26519. Someone get this man a Netflix or BBC series!
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  26520. Fabulous video. In was aware Churchill had seen the one of the Rhine crossings but not the high drama of him and his party coming under artillery fire. Bloody magic!
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  26521. Loved it, thank you Mark.
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  26522. Mark excels yet again in an epic video!
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  26523. nice lil video, plenty of input and not too long or boring, just subscribed so hope to watch a few more, thanks very much for your hard work
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  26524. Fantastic thanks again
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  26525. Wow! Very enlightening.
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  26526. Quality as always top man 👍👍
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  26527. Great work as usual.
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  26528. Mark Felton based af 🎉 love you dude!!
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  26529. I tend to believe that a man as Himmler, obsessed with wealth and power, would be as far away from suicidal as you could get. He was the Epstein of his day and knew far too much for his own good 🪓
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  26530. Many laugh at the 'conspiracy theorists' who claim that a shadow cabal of 'elites' - the Committee of 300, the CFR, etc are ruling the world and leading us toward one world government. But this video, and others like it clearly demonstrate that a cabal,of insanely greedy and power mad people exist, and at stop at nothing to consolidate their power and immense wealth. People can only laugh at 'conspiracy theories' because they are immensely ignorant of the facts.
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  26531. Thank you for shedding light on this rather dark subject. It’s really just the tip of the mighty iceberg .
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  26532. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  26533. As ever, in depth research and excellent presentation. Well done Mark!
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  26534. Nice 👍 Episode. Right on time with the current events that are going on in Ukraine 🇺🇦.
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  26535. Awesome video and comments Mr. Felton. Thank you again.
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  26536. This is abnormally excellent
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  26537. Sadly, I knew little of Putins backstory. This fills in nicely. No idea he alined with Gorbachev. Which makes sense, and then it does not. Thanks.
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  26538. G'day Mark, Brilliant 'pocket biography' of Mr Putin. This video should be required viewing by every intelligence officer under the age of 40. Thank you. BH
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  26539. Thank you, Mr Felton. Our family learns a great deal from you.
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  26540. Thanks for the informative and perfect video
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  26541. Excellent!
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  26542. I really appreciate how you make a link between current events modern history.
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  26543. This is excellent. Now we’re getting somewhere.
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  26544. This video answers a ton of questions! Thank you Dr Felton
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  26545. Outstanding work. We live in interesting times.
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  26546. Very Interesting 😀👍
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  26547. Thank you mark!!
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  26548. Dr Felton is an epic teacher.
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  26549. Very interesting, with the Baader-Meinhof connection and...Putin has a doctorate? Wow, I always learn something from you. Thank you, Dr. Felton! 🙏
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  26550. Thank you Dr. Felton. This was very relevant.
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  26551. Thanks Mark. Great stuff as always.
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  26552. an excellent video. You forgot to tell us his also very fluent in english.
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  26553. Brilliant Mark once again, particular with the unfortunate current events a very interesting topic
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  26554. Thanks Mark, always quality.
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  26555. amazing work and such thorough research, thank you!
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  26556. Keep this content coming Sir 👌
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  26557. Always a pleasure listening to your intro 😁
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  26558. Love this topic, more please!
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  26559. Wow Dr. Felton your videos are amazing.
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  26560. Formidable subject and analysis Dr. Felton. 🇦🇺
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  26561. Thank you Mark for another state of the art documentary from you ....
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  26562. this channel is the business,many thanks mark.
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  26563. Great work as usual mark 👏
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  26564. Outstanding as usual, Mark. Thanks.
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  26565. Great video sir.
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  26566. Love u mark
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  26567. This is amazing thanks mark
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  26568. Once again. Good work Mark.
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  26569. Great overview of Putin's early career. Thanks for the video!
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  26570. Excellent research 👏
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  26571. Excellent overview!
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  26572. Top notch as usual mr Felton.
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  26573. Good stuff Doc! Thanks for the video.
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  26574. Top-Notch documentary as always!
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  26575. You are an icon Mark Everytime you upload an video i am amazed :)) Salut from Slovenija
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  26576. I knew that Mark was going to come through for us.
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  26577. Thanks for assembling this information
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  26578. My father and I lived in Dresden in 1986 when he was working on his PhD in history. I often wonder if our files passed across Putin's desk while we were there.
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  26579. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  26580. As always excellent and timely.
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  26581. Thank you Mr. Felton, this was another fascinating video!
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  26582. Excellent - as usual, and with a modern “twist “. 📻🙂
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  26583. Super interesting information. Excellent work as always Mark.
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  26584. Unexpected subject. I'm here for it. Great video as always.
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  26585. Mark has the perfect voice for this kind of content. ♥️
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  26586. Very well done
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  26587. Great information Mark. Please don’t change that intro music. It sets the tone. Love&respect from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
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  26588. Great job, Mark! Excellent video.
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  26589. About to go to sleep here in eastern US, but wait Mark Felton posted a video.... Sleep can wait.
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  26590. Loving the inserts of the model, works well.
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  26591. I have a lot of respect for your German Language Pronunciations in all your presentations, Mark....... Bist du Deutscher?
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  26592. Very interesting
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  26593. Trying not to ever miss Msrk's videos. Fantastic as always.
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  26594. Loving the model tank footage, use more of these if you can!
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  26595. he is the only youtuber that you subscribe to when he says
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  26596. You are what the history channel should be. Bravo.
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  26597. Mark your videos are the best...Love the way you speak German...
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  26598. Class show thanks
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  26599. Very interesting topic!
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  26600. Too nice historic video with clear explaining of events at that time thanks
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  26601. Thank you for another excellent story I never heard about. Best channel on You Tube Mark. Cheers
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  26602. I saw the notice. I realised that my call for duty has arrived! Onwards!
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  26603. That R/C model King Tiger looks great.
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  26604. Kassel or Cassel is a City just a few KM from my Place. Thank you so much, it's difficult to find Information from the last day of the War in my region in YouTube.
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  26605. 3:35 - Is that clever use of a model Tiger II there? I would have thought it was black and white footage of a replica, but the static position of the tank commander mannequin gives it away.
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  26606. Yyyyaaaaaayyyyyy
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  26607. Your german pronounciation is very good! Weiter so! :D
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  26608. Great rendering of the Tamiya radio controlled Tiger11 at the beginning and other parts of a terrific video.
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  26609. Splendid werke by our Mr. MARK.......
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  26610. Great video! Absolutely crazy to see how much your channel has grown recently
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  26611. excellent channel
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  26612. This is gonna be awesome! Liked and typed while the intro music is still playing!
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  26613. If Mark was my History teacher at school i would have paid more attention
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  26614. Great narration and video editing as always!
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  26615. Very good.
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  26616. Great video.well done.
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  26617. Oh my, all these great ressources those videos bring up. Very well done and thoroughly explained. Thumbs up 👏
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  26618. i live in fritzlar ..Kassel and the Henschel factory were completely wiped out by the bombing and the firelight of the burning city could still be seen 70 km away from kassel, my grandparents told me ... nice and interesting videos + channels gr. from germany
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  26619. Mark Felton' german pronouncation gets better and better, well done, Mark! 👍😊🎗
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  26620. Top notch history. Thanks Mark.
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  26621. Interesting archival footage. Thanks.
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  26622. Hello, Mark, I am from INDIA and everyone in our family, my mother who is 77 years old and has masters degree in history, my wife and both my sons are your not only subscribers but regular watchers of your videos 🙏🙏🙏👍👍with regards and love from INDIA.
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  26623. Great video !
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  26624. New upload = automatic upvote
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  26625. Some of the video doesn't seem like "old" 1945-era film. Has it been computer enhanced? It looks great. This is another of MF's superb efforts.
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  26626. I watch your videos all the time. Could have sworn I was subscribed. But the button was all red today so I smashed the heck out of it.
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  26627. Like the use of the 1/6 scale RC King Tiger as filler footage. Gives you an idea of what that beast must have looked like in action.
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  26628. Love your books!!!
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  26629. Excellent work. Thank you.
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  26630. $100Thanks!
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  26631. I really enjoyed this presentation...thanku
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  26632. the 1st american across the bridge was from holland ohio, where my family is from, I visited remagen in 2011, impressive structure with what is still standing.
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  26633. Hugely interesting vignette from history. I don't know where you get your ideas from, but please keep them coming!! Thanks, Mark.
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  26634. Thank you Mark your videos are great!! I look forward to watch!!!
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  26635. Very interesting, Mark
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  26636. Another fascinating historical recounting Mark.
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  26637. Keep putting out these great videos Mark!
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  26638. Great video
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  26639. I saw a comment criticizing the use of what was assumed to be from a game. Mark replied that it's footage of a modern Me262 replica at an air show.
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  26640. Great content as always!
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  26641. An officer from West Point, Nebraska, within cannon shot of where I grew up, led the initial attack across the bridge. From the Warfare History Network website: "2nd Lt. Karl H. Timmermann, commanding Company A, 27th Armored Infantry Battalion, 9th Armored Division’s Combat Command B (CCB), was the first American officer to cross the Rhine River at Remagen." I'd post the link, but Uboob disappears comments with external links. The Highway 32 bridge over the Elkhorn River on the west side of West Point is named the Karl Timmermann Memorial Bridge in his honor. "Timmermann Park" on the town side of the river has athletic fields as well as a tank and some other military equipment on display.
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  26642. good video
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  26643. “No enemy bomber can reach the Ruhr. If one reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Goering. You may call me Meyer.” Meyer it was then!
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  26644. Love the channel I’m a big WW11 history guy. Learned a lot from your channel.
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  26645. Stopped off of the Autobahn 61 on the way to the nearby Ahr river to have a look at the towers and ruins a couple of times when stationed over there.
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  26646. Good morning and happy Monday hello from Detroit Michigan USA brother great video thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time
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  26647. I used to volunteer at the Wright museum of WW2 and I worked on one of the M26 Pershing tanks there. It’s still running quite well and they equipped a propane cannon over the tanks breach. Now I’m a sapper in the U.S. army, and we still train with Bailey bridges in ft Leonard wood.
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  26648. Nice historical coverage of this strange & difficult situation over this bridge
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  26649. Wow! Great video.
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  26650. Thanks, Doc, that was a blast.
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  26651. Excellent collection of footages!
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  26652. Thanks!
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  26653. Thank you for another informative video.
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  26654. Really enjoy your videos Mark.
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  26655. Thank you— great story
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  26656. More interesting stories from WW2 - thanks Mark!!
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  26657. Glad to see you've recently hit 500k! Was watching the live sub count! Congrats!
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  26658. Great video Marko, just brilliant
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  26659. Nice job Mark , great continuity
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  26660. I know everything about WW2. Then I found Mark and realised I KNOW NOTHING!!! So glad I found this Mark. Just constant brilliant work. Thank You.
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  26661. l always look forward to your...Video above anyone else....That is a fact...My hat is off to you my friend...Great stuff always from you.....No bull just fact...Thanks once again...!
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  26662. Great videos as usual, hats off 🎩🎩
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  26663. My new favorite channel. Each story highlights fascinating details to history I thought I knew already. Thank you! 🍻
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  26664. Awesome 👏
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  26665. Another outstanding film! Your stories and video captures never cease to amaze me.
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  26666. Thank You for this video! Another piece of info I did never pick up before.
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  26667. Fantastic video, another superb program Mark, well done,
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  26668. I don't know how many of your videos I have watched in the last month or two, but it must be near 30 or 40, mostly the WWII related ones. Not a single one was bad or even less than great. Keep up the fantastic research and dedication!
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  26669. Great video Mark really enjoying these keep it up.
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  26670. Cripes pushing 200k views in one day !!!
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  26671. Even Rommel's goggles were British. As a "Rommel fan before it was cool" from many years ago I thought I had seen and read everything Rommel. Not so. It was very cool to see all this rare footage as well as hearing his voice!
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  26672. Step 1. Spot a link to a Mark Felton video. Step 2. Click on the link to bring up the video. Step 3. Click on the LIKE button. Step 4. Click on the PLAY button. Step 5. Sit back and enjoy another awesome nugget of history that only Mark Felton seems to be able to find.
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  26673. Superb documentary
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  26674. Wow Rommel had a voice. Very good history material
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  26675. Great video. Thank you very much. 👍
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  26676. Just when you think you have a handle on some part of WWII, such as Rommel in the Western Desert, Mark Felton comes along to show you that there is still more to learn.
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  26677. Mate for any real enthusiast your uploads are boss keep em coming
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  26678. enjoyed watching this video :)
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  26679. Great Vid... Best channel on YouTube...
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  26680. Truly a amazing story and a master peice
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  26681. ڈاکٹر مارک فیلڈون آپ کی تاریخی وڈیو بہترین ہے مجھے بہت پسند ہے Dr Mark Felton very very nice videos thanks
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  26682. You are a history guru thank you!
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  26683. Outstanding Mark! Keep'em coming!!
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  26684. Great vid. Very interesting👍🇨🇦🤠
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  26685. It's very interesting to any fan of history and or ww2, for lack of a better word, to hear about these lesser known campaigns operations. Truly facinating
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  26686. So interesting!
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  26687. Outstanding videos Mark. Hearing Rommel speak was amazing.
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  26688. Thanks!
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  26689. The intro never gets old.
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  26690. Amazing video as always
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  26691. Ahhh I got my fill of delicious history.... thank you Dr Felton
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  26692. Thank you Mark!!!
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  26693. perfect post work viewing
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  26694. Netflix pause, Mark Felton notification click.
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  26695. No lie I learn so much from Mark than the little history they give u on the history Channel
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  26696. Fascinating!
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  26697. gracias MARK saludos
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  26698. Thank you for this video
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  26699. Thanks!
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  26700. Always fascinating content, excellent work!
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  26701. My favorite YouTube channel
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  26702. great as always
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  26703. Once again Mark,a superb video.👍
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  26704. Another great vid & thanx!🇺🇲
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  26705. Brilliant - as always!
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  26706. My favorite history channel uploads yet again! Here we go! Where's mah popcorn
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  26707. You may have outdone yourself here. Has anyone looked into this further? I hope there is some work being done to continue this search in the lake. The gold chalice and whatever else was thrown in there has always intrigued me. I will say, its a big lake.....
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  26708. great video ty
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  26709. Once again, BRILLIANT work! :)
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  26710. Excellent video. Thanks for outstanding quality you achieve in all of your productions.
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  26711. Thank you!!!
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  26712. Watching your videos is much better than watching documentaries with narration by experts doing sensationalism. You narrate the facts, it is straightforward.
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  26713. Very shocking. Beautiful compialttion. Hard work. Honest. Thank you. Thank you YouTube
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  26714. Mark this is a remarkable video mate
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  26715. Love your content and look forward for watching your channel
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  26716. Another interesting video to keep me and thousands of people entertained during lockdown thank you mark keep up the good work!!!
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  26717. Love when a new Vid drops!
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  26718. I really enjoy your all your videos, been reading about WW2 for 30 years, but still enjoy all your videos, and I keep learning new things. Keep up the good work. BR Denmark.
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  26719. Excellent content!
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  26720. Very interesting. Thank you Sire !
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  26721. Thanks, Mark. This is another very informative video. At least this one aircraft survived.
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  26722. Absolutely amazing video well researched well done sir well done .
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  26723. WOW! Thank you for the post!!!! Outstanding!!
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  26724. Thank you Mark, these are excellent
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  26725. Incredible research here, as usual, by Dr. Fleton. Thank you.
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  26726. Brilliant as always Mark my knowledge bank has updated again thank you.
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  26727. i have searched the internet dry for information about this subject, yet you still provide more :))
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  26728. Another fine video Monsieur Felton .Well done !
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  26729. Another great factual finding world war video many thanks for all your hard work :-)
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  26730. Thank you again for great video love you mark
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  26731. Congrats on making it to 1 million subscribers, Mark!
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  26732. Amazing work !!
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  26733. Great video as usual Dr Felton
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  26734. liked
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  26735. One of your best Mark ! Awesome!
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  26736. Great Video!
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  26737. awesome work will we ever know the full correct story of the second world war you have set this story straight thank you
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  26738. Mark Felton is the new Anthony Beevor . respect!
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  26739. History is not always reported correctly- thanks for working the truth
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  26740. Thanks for the lesson, Dr Felton
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  26741. Congrats on the 1M, Mark. You deserve it.
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  26742. Another classic video. Something about it got me a bit choked up and not really because of its "celebratory" theme. A strange story indeed.
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  26743. This video is another piece of art.
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  26744. Niiiice!! As always, digging deeper into face-value 'facts' & uncovering new stuff! Brilliant!!
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  26745. Mark, you must have bloodhound DNA coursing through your veins..... you are always sniffing out these obscure WW2 military histories! This one - the 69th division linking up with the Red Army was very interesting. I'm glad to see the initial link-up at Strehla is finally getting its proper recognition.
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  26746. Thank you mark for expanding my knowledge!
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  26747. Thank you Mark very cool! 😎
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  26748. Well done! Thank You.
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  26749. I’ve always got time for a new Dr.Felton video.
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  26750. @markfelton Mr. Felton: I really hope YouTube pays you well: You have earned, and continue to earn, it very much indeed. Bloody good work, mate. .
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  26751. My favourite yt channel ❤
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  26752. Thanks mark! I never new this lost history. Cheers from Moscow.
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  26753. Very interesting, yet again.
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  26754. Quality as usual. Keep 'em comming Mark!
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  26755. Good video!
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  26756. Hi Mark Always Enjoy Your Videos !! Thanks
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  26757. 2:30 😅 Dr. Felton you're the best!
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  26758. Seen 2 T34 in Iraq in 2007 that was still in the Iraqi workshop in Baghdad
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  26759. The Dominican Republic still uses the M3 Halftrack
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  26760. Another fascinating video by mark Felton thanks sir.
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  26761. Today the CUBAN Army have some 1,600 tanks (1,100 T-55, 400 T-62, 300 T-34-85, 40 IS-2M, 60 PT-76, part of them in conservation), among which the T-62, that was the better tanks of Latin America, until the arrive of Leopard-2 to Chile
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  26762. Another fantastic video!
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  26763. When I was a kid in the 70s one of my grandfather's friends had an M3 halftrack painted yellow that he used for hauling firewood out the forest. I can remember it had a chipped windshield and the guy convinced my it was a bullet hole from WWII. Now that I'm in my 50s I think he lied to me about that. :-) This is the best history channel on YT. Thank you Dr. Felton for providing such educational content.
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  26764. Great work Sir thank you
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  26765. Very interesting video. Happy New Year professor!
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  26766. Mark must be a Professor in History. He is my kind of guy. Excellent, Excellent!
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  26767. I didn't know about the Prinicipality of Andorra, thanks!
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  26768. Very interesting, thank you Mark!
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  26769. Great informational video, thanks for uploading Mark.
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  26770. Brilliant presentation
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  26771. Very interesting , thank you. Always enjoy your posts.
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  26772. Another interesting video
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  26773. The Holy See is the organisation that runs the Catholic Church. It has it's HQ in the Vatican City.
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  26774. Great video very informative thanks.
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  26775. Cool, Commander Felton mention Liechtenstein🤩. Danke.
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  26776. That was a fascinating video.
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  26777. I absolutely love this YouTube channel.
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  26778. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  26779. Very interesting. Thanks
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  26780. Great video sir!
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  26781. This was a good one Mark.. I found it extremely interesting. Thank you my brother..
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  26782. This is amazing, thanks for making this.
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  26783. One of your best videos.
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  26784. Wow; just researching this must've been alot of work, never mind getting the video and pictures to go with it. Great Job!
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  26785. The best history channel ever
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  26786. Great video Mark thank you.
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  26787. alsys a great doc Doc :D
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  26788. Great work Sir thank you
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  26789. Interesting and informative. Thank you kind Sir. Have a great week too. Stay safe✌🏽❤
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  26790. My favourite go to utube channel
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  26791. Another fantastic video.. You learn something new every day
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  26792. Loved it! Congrats on the research and explanations!
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  26793. Excellent work, Mark!
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  26794. Fantastic thanks again.
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  26795. Thank you Mark for this video. It was very intersting.
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  26796. As usual, you had me hooked! Thankyou Dr Felton!
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  26797. Great, fascinating topic as always dr Felton!
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  26798. Another excellent and informative video, thanks Mark!
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  26799. The ‘s’ in Vanden Plas’ is not silent. M
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  26800. Excellent vid
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  26801. Mark, you give us so much great history. I'm an American, and I love to hear British history being a military history buff and also being mostly of Irish and Scottish heritage. Love to hear history concerning British intelligence being a huge james Bond fan. The ww2 stories are also of interest to having great uncles who served in ww2. Keep'em coming.
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  26802. Fascinating! Thankyou for that video!
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  26803. 😅😢 thanks as always mark....
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  26804. He’s done lots of WW1 videos.
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  26805. Thanks Mark your videos are a treat Congrats in Advance for 2 million subs
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  26806. So Rudolf Hess wasn't the first Nazi leader to be a surprise flight risk to Britain then.
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  26807. When you see a Mark Felton video you stop what you're doing and click
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  26808. Dr Felton I always learn something new that I didn’t know before about world war 2 when I watch your channel. Thank you for your tireless research and for bringing these stories to all of us.
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  26809. Awesome Mark.
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  26810. Another great video, thank you
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  26811. The only channel with video's I watch completely without pressing forward. Thank you for another great video!
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  26812. Mr Felton you look so smart !
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  26813. Both the Goebbel brothers were small unlike Mark Felton's channel and subscriber numbers.
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  26814. I love the theme of this show so much. You do great work
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  26815. Mark Felton, What a voice. What a Great voice. He is right there with the guy who use to do the old NFL films. Both have a unique gift.
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  26816. Excellent as always!
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  26817. Thank you fora very interesting story, Mark.
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  26818. Love your Channel I’m learning more about WW2. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  26819. Another excellent documentary my friend !
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  26820. Ok Brain - make space for more stuff that you never knew
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  26821. Mark another great history lesson thanks for the upload.
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  26822. I love your channel
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  26823. absolutely fascinateing
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  26824. Mr Felton, I like your screen persona. Unlike other history narrators , who don’t possess a good visual image of themselves, you look humble, modest, and have the eyebrows of tony Blair, another genius looking figure.
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  26825. Handsome intelligent who produces some of the most historical videos ever devised. Dude you are dangerous but I’m a huge fan!!
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  26826. Well there you go, I never knew Goebbels had brothers. What a stain the family name. Another brilliant video Mark. Thank You.
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  26827. Excellent channel.
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  26828. Great channel
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  26829. Damn mark almost a million subs!
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  26830. Great video again Mark, very interesting!
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  26831. Mark your videos are excellent. When I get back to work ill be sure to support. Glad I found these, especially nowadays
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  26832. i never knew he had a brother ! Mark , how do you know all this ? i now know why i have your channel as favourite !
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  26833. Thanks Mark that was a good one!!!
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  26834. Each of Dr. Felton's videos is always so well presented and fascinating... Thank you for sharing all of this with us
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  26835. The research that goes into these videos is fantastic , it puts ordinary TV to shame
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  26836. Awesome video
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  26837. Thank you, this is my favorite youtube channel
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  26838. All episodes are the exact same thing! History head and shoulders above the rest of the field, penetrating documented views of things few have ever even heard of before which spells education in the kind of magical formulae that you seldom see in schools, delivered in polished, compelling digestible qualities and quantities; not fast food but a feast in hundreds of courses, a new one ready whenever you hear his theme song!
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  26839. ALWAYS fascinating!!!
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  26840. Great History chanel
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  26841. Another great video Mr Felton, thank You.
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  26842. Thanks
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  26843. Absolute magnificent historian is our mark.... Great vids
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  26844. Mark you’re making the unknown known and knowledgeable God Bless you Sir
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  26845. Brilliant ! (Well researched and presented ) fantastically presented ( keep up the good work)
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  26846. Another brilliant episode, thank you Mark 👍🙏
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  26847. Very interesting. Thank you Mark.
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  26848. Thank you Mark. Your stories bring history into sharper focus.
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  26849. Super good video and info ..thanks 👍🇩🇰
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  26850. Brilliant story teller mark Felton
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  26851. Thanks for another interesting and very informative video
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  26852. You Sir are what the History Channel used to be Congratulations 🍾.
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  26853. Thank you for your fascinating videos on WW2 events that not many knew about. Very informative.
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  26854. Mark, I was thrilled to see on Magellan doco series (2015) on dictators your contribution on Tojo. Well done. Tony Brisbane.
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  26855. So interesting, never heard he had a brother. Many thanks.
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  26856. Very fine historycal channel . Best regards 👍😊
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  26857. Thank you... great stuff
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  26858. Knocked it out of the damn park with this one, doc.
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  26859. Love these kind of episodes
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  26860. Mark felton does it again
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  26861. Nice Mark. I like that a lot
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  26862. Dr. Felton, thanks for letting us know what we don't know and don't ask. Your are a scholar.
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  26863. Seriously the best ww2 chanel on YouTube!! Thanks mark!!
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  26864. Great Mark ! I learned many unknown happenings , thank you, beautiful videos,
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  26865. The next white rabbit comming out of Dr. Feltons hat.... Just amazing...
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  26866. I was unaware of the brothers. Excellent content, as per usual. Thank you, Mark.
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  26867. Dr Mark Felton - the reason so many text books end up pulped. Cheers for sharing a much clearer picture of our collective history 🍻
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  26868. Great vid. Brother thank you
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  26869. Good, unprejudiced materials, brilliantly provided. Thanks so much, Mark! Thanks, mate!
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  26870. History Channel: Is the Alien Nazi Gold in the Pyramids with Hitler? Mark Felton: Here are some interesting factual stories from WW2.
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  26871. Another great video!
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  26872. Excellent work as always.
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  26873. That's what you get when providing top quality documentaries
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  26874. Fabulous exploration of history, fabulous presentation as always! Bravo! Many thanks!
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  26875. Fascinating research as always! Thanks for sharing Mark.
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  26876. Who ever thinks that the allies stoled the secret documents of nazi germany is wrong . Mark did it !!!!
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  26877. Unexpected handsome Dr. Felton
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  26878. Mark is great he is so much better than the history channel he is a real master of history
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  26879. This channel is the business 👍👍 Really good...........
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  26880. You thank cool very Mark!
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  26881. Well, in all honesty Mark Felton does look like a Bond villain in opening picture. 😁
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  26882. another fascinating story by Dr. Felton
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  26883. Amazing. History is amazing. Thank you Mark!
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  26884. Always thank you for your hard work brother. Keep it up all the time
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  26885. Doctor Mark, you are the best. Literally. I have never heardof Goebbels’ brother. Thank-you for bringing this to us. 👍🏻
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  26886. This is the kind of programming The History Channel should have. Instead we have Ice Road Truckers and Swamp People..
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  26887. Love your shows ,,,
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  26888. Absolutely first class! Thank you for this information, sir!
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  26889. Excellent video. Thanks Mark.
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  26890. Mark never stops to amaze me.... great research and episode!!
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  26891. Well done Mark!!! You always come up with fascinating stories!!!
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  26892. First Big Like, than Watch! Never failed.
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  26893. Love your stuff keep it up 🙂 so informative and revealing
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  26894. Mark you are quality.
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  26895. I love the stuff you post.
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  26896. How do you keep up the quality of work! Brilliant!
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  26897. Absolutely fascinating , very thought provoking , well done
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  26898. Yay! Been waiting on this latest installment. ❤
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  26899. Excellent Mark can't wait for next part...... Thanks
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  26900. ...Mark's vids are all top notch, but this series is truly exceptional...👍👍👍
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  26901. Very interesting video Dr. Felton. Can’t wait for pt 4!
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  26902. Great series these ones. Well done, Mark.
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  26903. Mark you truly outdid yourself on this fascinating documentary 👏
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  26904. Dr Felton I live for your videos!!!!
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  26905. Thanks!
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  26906. Its always when i try to sleep you put a video :) in my whole life i have never watched someone s videos, i wish you were my history teacher
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  26907. Mark Feltons theme music is the best in the world!!!!
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  26908. Thank you Mark, very cool!
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  26909. I like your video so much, and Iits my humble request to you kindly produce such video of abandoned planes in Pakistan
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  26910. Your research is so amazing
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  26911. Fascinating stuff Mark, thanks for sharing.
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  26912. Thank you!!!!
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  26913. You deserve every 👍
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  26914. Great video !
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  26915. Speaking of ghosts, this is great timing! Just finished your 2018 Halloween video on the haunted Avro Lincoln! Haha!
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  26916. Just what the Dr. ordered.
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  26917. God damn it! Literally three hours old, 42 grand in views, basically six grand in upvotes-- the popularity of your channel grows and grows Dr Felton.
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  26918. So glad to hear about the Dakota's in South Africa 2020... April 1986 did my one and only parachute jump from a Dakota during my 2 years compulsory National service. My most favorite plane of all time of all the planes I have flown in including commercial airlines. ❤😎
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  26919. Your level of research is incredible!
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  26920. Mark do you sleep at night? I think you must be working 24/7 finding new WW2 history for us fanatics. Thank you sir.
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  26921. Thank u for this video... FASCINATING ! Many that's for allowing the C47 to sing it's radial eng music on the flyby
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  26922. Thanks for helping stave off boredom during the lockdown
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  26923. Ahhh ... the end of the work day. Time to go home. Dr. Felton posts a video ... "Honey, I'm running a little late ..."
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  26924. great video Mark, always love them
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  26925. When I saw the topic of this video, I suspected you would include the Iceland wreck. It is so often referred to as a C-47 - thank you for getting it right. The Avro York - surely that is a vital recovery waiting to happen. My late ex-RAF mum worked on Churchill's transport, LV633 'Ascalon'. Great video, as always.
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  26926. Love these kind of videos
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  26927. Mark Felton Rules!!!
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  26928. I never knew the Japanese occupied parts of Alaska. I love this channel!!
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  26929. Awesome video mark! Theres an old C-46 about 1 mile short of runway 15 in Churchill you can drive right up to, really neat.
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  26930. Someone should send this video over to Buffalo Airways. They love C-46's and they've restored quite a few back flight and even museum condition. Not to mention it's on their turf and they wouldn't have to go to far for it.
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  26931. Thank you for your invaluable contributions to military history - and thus also to HISTORY in general per se - by publishing a seemingly endless series of clips(?) revelations(?) and, what have you, regarding every aspect of historical facts. I enjoy whatever comes out of your - obviously - innovative mind. Hans Strömberg Sweden
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  26932. Sorry kids, I know you are hungry but dinner will have to wait. Mark Felton just posted something.
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  26933. Cool! I actually flew on that C-117 out of Iwakuni going to Korea for Team Spirit '82!
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  26934. Instant click
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  26935. I thought I used to hate learning about history, it always bored me at school. I really like your videos and topics, Mark Felton. Good work, man
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  26936. Think I have a felton addiction!
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  26937. Excellent story- thank you.👍
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  26938. Highlight of my day right here
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  26939. I love your vids!
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  26940. How many videos have you done... Love the narration.
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  26941. Love watching all the videos, your world war 2, are my favorite.
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  26942. Amazing story telling
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  26943. I have been waiting for several days for a new video.... Definitely worth the wait... Thanks for another interesting- educational video. Dr. Felton. Your work does not go unnoticed....or unappreciated...!
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  26944. Thank you. Keep up the great work. Glen
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  26945. Great video Mark. I've got a few to catch up on and will over the next few days. Another piece of history I knew nothing about. Brilliant research and presentation. Made my day watching it. Stay safe from Greater London!
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  26946. Extremely well done series Mark
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  26947. Nice video with clear explaining of events thanks for sending
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  26948. Bravo Mark Prost 🍺
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  26949. Too nice history video with clearly explaining 👍👍
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  26950. Good work mark
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  26951. What the history channel was before they started airing programs about aliens and pawn shops
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  26952. Packed more information, videos and photos into 11 minutes than most documentaries do in 2 hours.
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  26953. Superb contexulisation
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  26954. Superb video 👍👍
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  26955. Very interesting. Thanks Mark.
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  26956. He did have serious health issues but he still died unexpectedly. I doubt the government would have allowed Princess Elizabeth out of the country if his death was thought to be imminent. I also imagine she would have been reluctant to go to, duty or not.
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  26957. Phenomenal research 🔬 👍🏽
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  26958. Thanks
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  26959. Always interesting.
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  26960. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  26961. This is absolutely shocking! Baldur von Schirach, leader of the Hitler Youth, had 3 American grandparents of illustrious repute? You get top marks for this incredible work, Mark. Thank you! Please keep it up!
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  26962. What a great little story. One of those that could easily have been cast aside and yet every story from the war is as important as the last. A proper gem! Thank you. ✌️😎
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  26963. Outstanding piece of history, sir!
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  26964. What an increadible story, wow!!! 👍 👍 👍
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  26965. Great story. As always your videos are really appreciated.
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  26966. Very interesting video again and very well produced. Thank you for sharing.
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  26967. Thank you for another excellent and informative video.
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  26968. Your extraordinary stories are riveting Mark, thank you very much!
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  26969. Brilliant story that makes this channel
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  26970. You have replaced the history channel….. I thank you for you’re videos. Please keep up the work and I’ll always be a supporter!
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  26971. Always interesting, thank you.
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  26972. Amazing yarn mark! Love your channel
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  26973. I grew up in and around Cambridge and didn’t know about this. I had family on Milton road and now I have to find out which number.
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  26974. Thanks!
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  26975. I lived on Milton Rd from 2018 - 21, 20 houses down from this crash site. Things have quietened down in Chesterton since 1944.
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  26976. Well done again, Dr. Felton.
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  26977. Very interesting.
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  26978. Excellent entry, dankeschön!
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  26979. Thanks!
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  26980. Dr Felton Thank You for helping that this history is remembered.
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  26981. the narration is top tier! love the videos!
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  26982. Another tour d’force, Dr Mark! Ty.
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  26983. Great Story, thank you!
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  26984. More excellent research Mark - thankyou:
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  26985. As incredible as the story you told, of the 2 German prisoners that stole a British aeroplane Dr Felton. Except, no drinks at the local pub this time. Cheers, for an incredible story of chance.
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  26986. Thank you for your excellent videos!
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  26987. These stories are always of such high quality!
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  26988. Auto-click & Auto-like.
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  26989. Thanks!
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  26990. “With its last energy stopped by Mrs Wriggleford’s concrete fence posts…” Marvellously prosaic description!
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  26991. Excellent as always!
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  26992. Love all these WW2 videos done by Mr Felton, very informative and well done.!!!!!!!
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  26993. Mark, I look forward to your videos. Please keep it up.. Informative, well layed out, and lots of them.. Thank you, We ALL enjoy them
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  26994. I really do like your commentary, it’s brilliant. 🇬🇧🇬🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  26995. Awesome Work Mark, Thanks 👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮
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  26996. As always, an informative and enjoyable video.
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  26997. Awesome video and follow up. Cheers 🍻, take care and keep up the great work!🇨🇦👍🇬🇧
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  26998. Great story , well told.8-)
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  26999. Mark. Love your videos. Please don’t ever stop. Reid.
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  27000. keep em coming Mark!
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  27001. Mark, great story. Thanks.
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  27002. That's my mums allotment no joking what a small world but nothing found they've dug it over loads times
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  27003. Excellent video and narration thank you x
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  27004. You tell these stories very well my friend... always very fascinating to this old bastard who loves our history
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  27005. These stories, this history will be lost in time. Thank you for posting them.
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  27006. Very interesting story with a amazing outcome.
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  27007. again a great story. I became a big fan. thank you .
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  27008. Mark Felton’s channel is the best for unbiased content has been a must watch for me for years.
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  27009. Incredible story Mark.. How do you find these stories.. I am impressed.. Carry on son!
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  27010. Another great nugget from Mark Felton !!!! ..........
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  27011. Great video Doc! If anyone else told me this story I wouldn’t believe it.
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  27012. You are a dedicated man, Mr. Felton. Thanks for research
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  27013. Ahhaa I'd not heard that story before. Nice 1.
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  27014. Amazing snippet, as always!
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  27015. Great Content. Well Done Sir.
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  27016. Thanks Mark!
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  27017. Great work Sir thank you
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  27018. Thanks!
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  27019. It almost feels (and your narration even sounds) like an episode of "Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World."
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  27020. What a cool story, thanks Mark!
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  27021. Very nice Mark
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  27022. Thanks very much...!
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  27023. Great as always
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  27024. Great work.
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  27025. Great video
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  27026. Your vids are magic best WW2 channel and stuff ever best WW2 documentary and stories and rare content you are just the best for what you do I can't find any of this content anywhere to tv channel and stuff more power to you fella.😀👍✌🤘👌
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  27027. As always a superb video.
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  27028. I never knew about this particular parade .. Great job. Awesome channel.
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  27029. Very well done- thanks.
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  27030. The new History channel---thanks Mark.
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  27031. Bravo! Another great video. Thanks!
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  27032. A fantastic video Mark :) love your content mate.
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  27033. If you're a scholar you do the work and draw your conclusions from what you find. You can't pretend not to find things that turn up to be disturbing.
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  27034. wow! love your stuff. enjoy your books.
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  27035. Top notch as always Dr. Felton.
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  27036. Fascinating. Great video as always Mark, thank you.
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  27037. Edward VIII when evacuating France apparently forgot his bathing suits and bed linens and put in a request to Winston Churchill to send troops to retrieve them from his villa. And this at the BEGINNING of the war. Churchill was not only not amused, he was LIVID with the former King's entitlement, and disregard for the proper use of soldiers in war. He fired back a message stating as much. I'm sure if the army had a problem with King George's request, they could have declined to help.
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  27038. Fantastic, you're a great historian uncovering these interesting stories. All power to you.
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  27039. thank you mark felton ❤❤❤
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  27040. That Mark, was truly fascinating!
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  27041. Another brilliant program.
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  27042. That was a most commendable bit of research.
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  27043. I'm known as a bit of a bore amongst my pals, not for my love of history but my habit of fact checking, you are the top of a very small list that i trust implicitly Thank you and please keep the information flowing
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  27044. Dear Doctor Felton, In the text of your highly interesting article, you claim that George I, who died in 1727, was King of Hanover in personal union. However, the Kingdom of Hanover was not founded until 12 October 1814. Neither he nor George II were King of Hanover. They ruled their German ancestral lands until 1814 as Kurfürsten von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (Electors of Brunswick-Lüneburg).
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  27045. George 1. was ELECTOR of Hanover, not a king!
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  27046. What a detective your are Dr Felton . The games a good Dr Felton !. Really enjoyed this secret history lesson 👍
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  27047. Nothing in this episode does surprise me. Fascinating information nonetheless. Fantastic story Mark.
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  27048. Quite a bit of sleuth research for this one, ole boy! Bravo! ♟️👁️🇬🇧👁️♟️
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  27049. Very interesting and important research and detective work, Mark.
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  27050. I thought this also, magnificent investigative work.
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  27051. thats why we love your videos Mr. Felton
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  27052. An absolutely astonishing bit of research, Mark.
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  27053. It's very rare to see Blankenburg Castle as a thumbnail. Greetings from the Harz Mountains.
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  27054. 19:23 The “British” soldier carousing with the two Soviet soldiers is in fact Sgt. Brian O’Regan, dispatch rider for the Canadian Film and Photo Unit. This was taken at the Elbe River when No. 3 Canadian Army Public Relations Camp sent some of their journalists to meet the Soviets.
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  27055. Fabulous Mark. Blindness is popular. Fascinating. Remarkable find, remarkable effort.
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  27056. A correction is in order regarding the photo of British and Soviet soldiers fraternizing, 1945. The soldier in the middle is not British but Canadian, a dispatch rider with the Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit, 2nd division. And my father: Brian O’Regan.
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  27057. Outstanding , as usual ! Great work
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  27058. What an amazing find! Thank you!
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  27059. George VI - a quarter Danish? Not really. His grandmother Queen Alexandra might have been a Danish princess, but for generations, the Danish royals had habitually married Germans. Alexandra's mother was German, her father's father was half German, and so on in each generation. I'm guessing GVI's Germanness was approaching 100%.
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  27060. MARK. I cannot believe this. When I was a young man my grandfather told me of meeting some Russians in Germany at a castle and having to stop his men fighting with them. He was a lieutenant (from the ranks) in the Cheshire Regiment. I thought at the time. Nonesense. My father said he's making that up. But now I think he may indeed have been there. Unreal.
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  27061. Great research!
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  27062. You are a fantastic researcher, to find out all this just from the small clue of the guns being on sale. Most people wouldn't have realised the possible significance they held. Well done.
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  27063. Good stuff Mark👍🏻
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  27064. Another Amazing Video! Thank you. 🇦🇺👴🏻
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  27065. Thanks!
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  27066. Thank You Mark.
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  27067. As usual Mr Felton comes up with the most interesting of information!
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  27068. Very interesting video
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  27069. Excellent work!
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  27070. Brilliantly video
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  27071. Felton the unstoppable 👍✊
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  27072. A very interesting video
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  27073. So would this be one of the few battles that the allies initially lost during WWII....thank you Mark for making unknown history known again
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  27074. forever liking your vids
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  27075. Awesome content.
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  27076. Another excellent production by MF !!!!!
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  27077. Superb again Mark.
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  27078. And Mark your channel is better than the History Channel!!! Keep it up. As a collector of Militaria how about some British Colonial history, like Afghanistan 1919 or Tibet 1906. I collect Victorian Campaign medals and the history is fascinating. Beats that phony ancient aliens nonsense on the so called history channel 😂
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  27079. Your videos are excellent. Really interesting and well done. 👍
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  27080. Fucking love this channel
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  27081. Excellent video, good work.
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  27082. Very impressing, Mark Felton! Thanks for your splendid work!
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  27083. Well done. Every time, mark knocks it out of the park. Every time I think, “alright, this one sounds boring”, then I am gripped till the end of the story.
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  27084. I live in Doorn about 200 metres from Huis Doorn. I can attest to the fact that there is indeed a good amount of militaria of various kinds on display in the house and in the adjacent pavilion. Rgds, Joachim
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  27085. I own the Kaiser's cigar cutter. It is in the form of a model steam engine. The flywheel is rotated and a V shaped knife cuts the cigar. What appears to be the boiler door is a draw for matches. It came from the Kaiser's yacht.
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  27086. Just when we thought it could not get any better Dr Felton knocks it out of the park yet again...absloutley fantastc history lesson
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  27087. I very much enjoy the unique and interesting content you always provide.
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  27088. Very cool episode
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  27089. I love this series
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  27090. Very interesting! Cheers for that mr Felton!
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  27091. Amazing stuff! Cheers, Mark! Have a Happy Christmas!
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  27092. best video evr
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  27093. What a wholesome video, Mark. Thank you!
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  27094. Good to see my home town Kirkwall on Mark’s program
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  27095. Brilliant video as always mark!
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  27096. I'm so proud to be a history buff my friend. History is something that must be preserved as best as it can. Let me rephrase that history needs to be coveted with fierce passion as it is our recipe to how we got here.
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  27097. Mark your a mine of information
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  27098. History Channel is anything but that , thank you Mr Mark Felton for these videos , lovers of true history really appreciate it ,
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  27099. never knew that such seemingly small objects could tell such a history, great video!
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  27100. Mark, I am so happy you keep this knowledge from being forgotten. Thank You. SO many people today just don't know.
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  27101. NICE ONE Dr FELTON 👍 WHEN I CAN GET BACK TO A SEA FRONT ILL DROP IN SOME MONAY 🥂 .
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  27102. This was fascinating! I never knew or even noticed and I lived in Cornwall for two years, next time i`m down there i`ll definitely drop a few quid in...
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  27103. Found one of the sea mines, in Fleetwood, Lancashire. Now used as a donations collection box.
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  27104. Probably seen dozens of these things and walked straight past, will keep my eyes open for them in the future. Thanks Mark
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  27105. I remember one of those outside the fisherman’s club on Brighton seafront. Great video, thank you.
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  27106. 1:00 I was stood there about half an hour ago
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  27107. Best history channel, including tv
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  27108. Very interesting.
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  27109. These mines, like Dr Felton himself, are national treasures.
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  27110. How marvellous!! Weapons of war, converted into collection points for a tireless charity for those in need. May their, and the charity's work, continue!! 👍
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  27111. Love your videos
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  27112. Near Hamble Marina Southampton,they still have a ww2 Anti Aircraft Gun, I believe its a 40mm Bofors Gun.
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  27113. In Weymouth there are two mines - the black one outside Bennet's fish and chip shop, collecting for the RNLI. On The Esplanade, up by the Pavilion, is the red one collecting for the Shipwrecked Mariners.
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  27114. Mark, you did it again - unique content, I had no idea. If I ever visit your country I will be on the lookout for these mines. Thank you!
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  27115. We have a sea mine here in Portscatho Cornwall
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  27116. I guess you could call it a blast?
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  27117. My Goodness ! An other carefully researched subject from the master , Mister Mark Lelton !
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  27118. Thanks for a very interesting video. A swords to ploughshares story.
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  27119. Great content awesome thanks
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  27120. 3 types! Mark 14, Mark 17 and Mark Felton;)
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  27121. Great vid as always
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  27122. That's soooo awesome!!!!!! 😁🤩😎
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  27123. good video
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  27124. Where I used to live in California there was a Military Surplus shop that sold everything you could think of in the realms of legality, among items were a few dozen sea mines, all types, British, German, Soviet, American and even a few Japanese mines. Really tells how to this day things built do maim and kill can easily be repurposed to do good. Keep up your good work and research Dr. Felton.
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  27125. Love your videos mate
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  27126. Interesting. Next time I visit Britain and I see one of these, I will donate.
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  27127. I love your channel, Mark.
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  27128. If I ever find my way to the uk I'll have to find one of these and drop a few coins in myself absolutely wonderful.
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  27129. thanks for this.. i shall look out for these and toss a few coins
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  27130. Was on a ship doing an ROV pipeline survey in the Rough field off the Yorkshire coast in 1984. We came across what we thought was an old hot water tank lying in the trench next to the gas pipeline .. it wasn’t..it was a German aerial mine. A squad of RN clearance divers came and floated the mine away from the pipeline using an airbag then detonated it with a charge. We were over a kilometre away when they did it. A huge plume of water went into the air. The ship vibrated like it had been hit with a giant hammer. We all looked at each other aghast at the thought of what would have happened if it had exploded under the ship. What it would have been like for all the poor souls to have been bombed or shelled during wartime doesn’t bear thinking about.
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  27131. Great video Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  27132. The Bullring market hall in Birmingham had its roof destroyed during an air raid in 1941, subsequently turning an indoor market into an outdoor one. A defused 1000lb German bomb that was dropped in the raid stood outside the entrance to the market for years after the war and it too was turned into a charity box. My mom used to tell me about going shopping on Saturdays as a child and putting ‘a penny in the bomb’ whenever she went to the market. The bomb vanished in the mid 60s when the Bullring market was demolished and made way for a shopping centre. Nobody knows what happened to it and it’s believed to still be tucked away somewhere in a council storage warehouse.
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  27133. Great story - thank you Mark.
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  27134. What a great job you do, Felton.
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  27135. This channel is one of a couple that i instantly watch from the educational excitement it brings
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  27136. Mark this is a excellent video for once lockdown is over!
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  27137. Great footage and backstory
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  27138. Knew about these from family and have always put a few quid in them when i see them.
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  27139. Thank you so much for this very informative video. If/when I ever visit Britain, I will make sure to keep an eye out for these former weapons of war now gathering money for a very worthy cause.
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  27140. Thank you Mark, very enjoyable.
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  27141. Thanks.
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  27142. Nothing better than one of your videos to accompany my lunch!
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  27143. Thanks!
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  27144. Thank you!!!
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  27145. Nice 👍🏼
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  27146. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  27147. Thanks Mark 😘
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  27148. Love this
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  27149. Excellent, as always
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  27150. Tank you.😉
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  27151. Your number 1 Mark. 😊
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  27152. Really good video and narration.
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  27153. fascinating , us usual
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  27154. another great history lesson. TY!
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  27155. Almost there to a million subscribers MR Felton let's keep it going
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  27156. I would never have know this thank you Sir Felton a modern day space christ
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  27157. Thank you!!!
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  27158. All of your content is fantastic but with surprising frequency you upload a video whose link I must send to others .... this is an example of such. 👏 👏 👏 👏
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  27159. Good stuff. Thanks.
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  27160. most xcellent !!
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  27161. Fantastic story as usual Mark. Thank you
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  27162. 12k more subs!
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  27163. Almost to 1,000,000 subscribers!
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  27164. My grandfather was a war correspondent on the Aleutians chain, Adak Is. Hardly anyone knows about it.
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  27165. Two days ago I noticed that Dr. Felton's channel had 985K subscribers. I thought a nice, tall number - like 1M - would look more stylish on the page and commented that we, the MF fanclub, should work on adding the 15K subscribers needed. The MF channel has now gained 3,000 new subscribers in two days! Dr Felton has 988K subscribers! (yes, I know everyone can do the math... :)
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  27166. Just 9 hours after posting and there’s already over 600 comments and nearly 50000 views. Impressive
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  27167. Yes, I am really surprised at what stories that Dr Mark Felton can dig up to the surface!
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  27168. Hope everyone has a nice, "Mark Felton drops a new video day"😅😅😎
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  27169. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  27170. Awesome...I learned something new today ! Thanks 😊
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  27171. Fascinating story!
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  27172. Thank you once again Dr. Felton.
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  27173. Another great and informative video.
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  27174. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  27175. Great work Sir thank you
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  27176. Outstanding story 👍
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  27177. Excellent as always. Thank you
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  27178. thanks Mark very interesting !
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  27179. Great video thanks
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  27180. Thanks!
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  27181. Brilliant Mark. Thank you.
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  27182. Absolutely love the channels Mark, thanks for great video and audio productions.
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  27183. Been a subscriber since Dr. Felton had only 100k subscribers. Doesn't surprise me that he has cleared 1 million with no problem.
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  27184. Fabulous documentary! Thank you!
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  27185. Love Mark Felton videos ✌🏻
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  27186. Newly subscribed, love this stuff, can't beat war history, fascinating
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  27187. Great vid Mark have a nice week. 🙌
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  27188. The best Second World War history channel, not only in Youtube! Even with a poor level of english as mine, your channel is and endless mine of IIWW knowledge, battles and rare facts.
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  27189. "I never knew that" thats what I say whenever I see one these excellent videos from the "Doctor" thank you Mark!
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  27190. Thanks for sharing this otherwise unavailable information.
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  27191. This video is a perfect example of why I subscribed to this channel. Ot explains what is glossed over by all the other historians. And I also failed to understand the logic of Stalingrad. Excellent information presented so its easily understood without dumbing it down. Thank you. I especially like finding out about the last days of the 3rd reich.
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  27192. Stalingrad as it was then must have been hell on earth. Well on your way to a million subscribers mark.
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  27193. Great to see a Mark Felton video as always
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  27194. Thx Mark Felton 👍
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  27195. We don't listen to the history books ... we listen to Dr Mark Felton.
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  27196. Love your videos, keep it up!
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  27197. I’ve learned more from this channel than I did in school. Awesome work and even better channel👍
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  27198. Excellent as usual.
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  27199. It is amazing how much information Mark can deliver, I never heard of this before, you sir are amazing!
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  27200. Great video!
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  27201. Great videos
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  27202. Thank you Mark! Your videos are always fascinating.
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  27203. Great work Mark.
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  27204. Almost at 1 million subscribers! Congrats Mark! I’ve been here from the early days, and it’s great to witness the success of your channel!
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  27205. You are the man, Mark! Never heard of this before and I have read alot about it.
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  27206. YOu're a great content creator. I hope you get all the credit you deserve!
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  27207. Amazing content. Ty for existing
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  27208. Quality as usual mark!
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  27209. another great video bud.
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  27210. Great video and story as usual.
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  27211. Thank you Mark!
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  27212. I didn’t have a great day… A short sweet Dr. Felton video made it better.
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  27213. Thanks for the video Mark, more truth learned and well told!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧💯
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  27214. With all due respect! Yours is the only best in-depth source on YouTube related with the world war history! A fan and an admirer from Pakistan.
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  27215. Thank you Mark
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  27216. Thanks for another informative and interesting WW2 video
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  27217. Quality content. Thank you.
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  27218. Great video
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  27219. I’ve been there on my motorbike, cracking place to visit. There’s a few old Renault tanks there and a large statue of Marshall Foch
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  27220. Thanks!
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  27221. A wonderful Historical coverage
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  27222. Thank you Dr. FELTON
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  27223. Great story/video, thanks for sharing it.
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  27224. The elevator was gifted to Hitler by the Otis elevator company. Fun trivia 🥊
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  27225. The bus ride up that 4 mile road to the top -- per the time marks -- was approx. 14 minutes. That means that the bus was going at about 4mph.....the bus driver probably never took it out of first gear.
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  27226. An amazing view of the ride up and over all a great video.
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  27227. I visited the Burghoff years ago during the middle of winter, with a meter of snow on the ground. Obviously, the teehaus was closed for the season but I decided to hike up there from the road. I never made it all the way as the snow was too deep and I turned back after some time. It was a beautiful walk and Obersalzberg was a place I will never forget. Thanks for the videos, monsieur.
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  27228. 10/10 as always mark.
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  27229. Awesome video Mark 📹 👏
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  27230. This might be your most interesting video yet! Looking forward to part 2.
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  27231. Nice job Mark Thank you! 😊👍
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  27232. Looking forward to your next on this. 😊👍
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  27233. Thank you so much for sharing mark
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  27234. Thank you for the ride..! Can't wait for the next video, Mr Felton.
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  27235. What a snake trail that was on the way up! Beautiful scenery though. Thanks for taking us along for the ride. ;)
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  27236. This is so good content Mark! Thank you!
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  27237. Brilliant video. Thanks so much for sharing these amazing historical videos. Can’t wait for part two 🙏☘️☘️☘️
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  27238. I keep finding your new videos sooner. .this was great thanks
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  27239. Just splendid! Front row seats! Thank you MARK
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  27240. Thanks really looking forward to part 2.
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  27241. Thanks Mark...I appreciate your journey. Thanks for sharing.
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  27242. I was at the library today and much to my delight I saw a familiar name on the shelf! I will be reading Operation Swallow by Dr Mark Felton. Thanks library and thanks Dr Felton
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  27243. Another great episode
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  27244. Thank you very much for sharing, appreciate it a LOT 👍 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, T.
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  27245. Absolutely fascinating.
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  27246. Again, Dr. Felton, you have outdone yourself. Most interesting. Danke.
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  27247. Amazing,as always. Thank you,dr Felton
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  27248. thanks Mark an interesting insight into the politics, compassion and reality of the world
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  27249. There you go again Mark - making me reevaluate my knowledge of WW2 (thanks!!)
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  27250. Amazing invasion video
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  27251. Not today corona virus
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  27252. Great story, never knew about this. Thanks Mark!
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  27253. I thought that I was well versed on most things relating to WWII, but this comes as a complete revelation to me. Thank you Mark
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  27254. I dont consider myself "most people", but you're absolutely right. I have never heard of this before. lol I've been a WWII nut for about 35 years now too. Thanx so much Mark.
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  27255. tres bien, Monsieur Felton
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  27256. Support Mark on Patreon, I am so he will keep making these videos. Thanks Mark.
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  27257. ahhhh got my fix today mark felton vid feel good now
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  27258. I did not know about the advance of the French, thank you Doctor Felton!
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  27259. your videos are excellent! And will help me get through COVID19
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  27260. Excellent work.
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  27261. Thanks, Mark!
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  27262. Another good video .thanks .
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  27263. Supreme video 🇰🇵
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  27264. Best history program
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  27265. Another great upload saved in the watch later folder. Its something calm to watch in bed before settling into a few chapters. Thanks Mark - agian!
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  27266. Thanks!
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  27267. Thank You Dr. Felton. Happy Holidays .
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  27268. "..... here's a word from our sponsor...." while Kim Jong Un is smiling in the frame..... 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  27269. Thank you. I was think my phone had problems
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  27270. Thanks for the fix
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  27271. Awesome video man 🇰🇷🎬🎥
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  27272. Fuckin Mark taking these multi thousand dollar show ideas and just giving them away for free! Such a massive champ so wonderful that you share all this knowledge without annoying filler, padding, or anything else "discovery" or "history" channel tends to do!
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  27273. Thanks!
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  27274. Fun fact: Cyanide itself does not have an odor, but it's often made from bitter almonds as they contain trace amounts of cyanide. And it is thought the smell is a byproduct, because you can't smell the cyanide
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  27275. Outstanding my man.
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  27276. Best Video yet..Thanks
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  27277. Mark felton is the better history channel than the actual one
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  27278. Incredible information and as always fascinating
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  27279. Brilliant, as usual.
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  27280. exceptional work Mark
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  27281. Wow great video mark
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  27282. Outstanding! The best free history channel on the planet. Thanks Mark.(Correction, THE BEST, free or otherwise).
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  27283. Mark Felton Productions is the best channel for all the information about World War II. This is so interesting! Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  27284. Amazing! Thank you!
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  27285. Excellent video!!
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  27286. Really great content, more please
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  27287. Absolutely riveting tale, Mark - a ripping yarn!
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  27288. Excellent story Mark, thanks for uploading.
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  27289. Amazing video man
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  27290. Great collection Dr Mark
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  27291. U sir are awsome
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  27292. Great video mark Cheers
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  27293. Fascinating! Thanks for another great video. 😬
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  27294. Another excellent presentation.
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  27295. Excellent work, Dr. Felton!
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  27296. You have to be a dedicated Feltonian to wake up at 5 am EDT to check out the latest adventure.
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  27297. Remarkable great video Mark ,excellant
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  27298. This is going to get millions of views. Great work once again Dr.
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  27299. Finished watching one of the most exciting videos I’ve ever watched on YouTube. At the end immediately started it over to see what I missed the first time while reading comments.
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  27300. Interesting. 👍
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  27301. great vid mark
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  27302. Awesome , to wake up and see a new MFP Video love it
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  27303. Another great video. Thanks
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  27304. Awesome, appreciate your work!
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  27305. Very interesting. Thanks.
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  27306. Dr Felton the details of your research would be the envy of the FBI, CIA and M15. Thanks for sharing as always!
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  27307. As always, brilliant. Thank you.
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  27308. thank you Dr felton
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  27309. great job Mark! Your videos are so entertaining and well researched!!!!!!
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  27310. Fascinating. Another top rate Mark Felton Production.
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  27311. Amazing work as always, Mark. Your videos have helped me through some incredibly dark times.
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  27312. Thanks!
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  27313. Thanks!
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  27314. I'm still amazed how Mark finds all these little details and turns them into a mini story - awesome stuff Mark, keep up the good work
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  27315. Great presentation as always.
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  27316. It’s videos like this that make me see my patreon annual subscription to you as absolutely value for money!
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  27317. Thank you for an excellent and educational video Eyes opened, shocked 😮
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  27318. It has been theorised that witch trials that took place in England between the 15th and 18th century peaked during the English civil war because the crown realised the trials could be used as a means to gain the estates from war widows who'd inherited the estates after their husbands died in the war. Under English law the condemned 's estate automatically transferred to the crown and 90% of witches condemned to death were women.
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  27319. No apostrophe, Mark.
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  27320. Dr. Felton tells the truth about history with no apology to anyone!! KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEOS DR. FELTON !!
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  27321. Never knew this wow thanks for the video
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  27322. I love your videos. Sometimes, like when I learned about post war Nazi companies that still thrive today (and about Allan Dulles), or this video, I start to question it all. Don’t stop. Thank you
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  27323. a very interesting video
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  27324. It's so very important for academics to be honest like this, even when it's uncomfortable. Excellent video, Dr. Felton!
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  27325. Thanks!
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  27326. Interesting Video! Keep up the great work.
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  27327. best chanel in YouTube ever thanks for the great information that you are sharing Mark and keep up
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  27328. Appreciate your research and narration ! We must always remember history or It will repeat itself !
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  27329. As alway . . . Very interesting and informative.
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  27330. Fascinating post and outstanding channel. Thanks for all you hard work.
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  27331. Wonderful History Lessons Mr Felton. Thank You...
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  27332. This is just as good as The World at War series.
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  27333. This Dr Mark Felton channel does it for me!
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  27334. I was here before you got bigger than Gangnam Style.
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  27335. Thanks for another excellent presentation, Mark.👌👌👌👏👏👏👏
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  27336. I like how youtubers nowadays make comparably bad content (not like they used to) yet your content is as good as ever which make me happy to come back for more
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  27337. Top notch video, as always. On the point, without needless fuzz like dramatic music and effects or other things that cheapens other history-media like the history channel which would make it a dime a dozen.
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  27338. Thank you for these fantastic videos.
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  27339. Thanks for this video
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  27340. I'm glad this channel has almost 1mil subscribers. The content is great
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  27341. Nice historical video...
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  27342. Top class work Mark. Another fantastic story I never knew about. Amazing what the Americans got up to at Wars end.
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  27343. Bro I like your style
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  27344. Thank you Professor Mark for another outstand vid!
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  27345. Yay new video!!
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  27346. I agree with the other comments about how much we appreciate all the research mark Felton has done and the videos that tell us about topics that would largely be lost.
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  27347. Master of nature productions; David Attenborough. General of war productions; Mark Felton
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  27348. Holy cow! That's the wildest story I've heard from you yet!
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  27349. Excellent... ... nice piece on a not widely known person of the period... ... and thanks for the pointer to operation little foxley
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  27350. I'm hunting Dr... Mark Felton videos to watch!!!
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  27351. Interesting story....as always.
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  27352. Great as usual.
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  27353. Why do I bother looking at other history channels when I just watch the all mighty mark
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  27354. Thank you for these videos
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  27355. I thought I knew all of hitlers henchman but not so thanks mark great video as usual
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  27356. Superb analysis as always.
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  27357. Highly detailed video Mark
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  27358. May I say This channel Deserves I Mil For how much they have done , for spreading the word of history , I wish you good luck on your Journey Mark , You surely Deserved this one :)
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  27359. On the aviation side I keep waiting for Mark to slip up with some info...........after watching dozens of vids I'm still waiting. The detail in these vids is something else....!
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  27360. Best video from your channel this year! Congrats on approaching the 1 million subscribers mark
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  27361. Another wonderful video Mark, thank you for keeping history alive and factual.
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  27362. Love this channel
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  27363. Amazing! 1st time watching your vids.
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  27364. Petition for Mark to be the next Bond villain.
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  27365. Super Intel !! thanks Mark
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  27366. another amazing story! Curiosity Stream should be buying his work
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  27367. Thanks!
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  27368. Thank you Mr Felton for another great video! God bless
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  27369. Very interesting! Excellent research!
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  27370. Excellent research on this one Mark.
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  27371. Great work as always Brother 👍
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  27372. Excellent clear narration
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  27373. Very interesting. Thanks a lot Mark for the video !
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  27374. This guy sounds like the devil. Love this channel. Exceptional content!!
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  27375. Saw kammlers face pop up on my commute to work , was looking forward to watching it when I got home and as always it didn't dissapoint
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  27376. Fascinating stories these... great vid
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  27377. Brillient mark great watch
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  27378. Very interesting
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  27379. Another great video...thanks !
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  27380. Once again another interesting and informative video thanks.
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  27381. Another superbly informative presentation.
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  27382. Love your channel. I love history. Thank you
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  27383. Excellent summary. There's a lot of BS written about Kammler and so-called Nazi secret weapons.
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  27384. What an interesting story! (I'm always amazed at how Dr Felton comes up with all the WWII video/photo material. Sth new every time!) MF productions are the best history documentaries available. It takes a whole media network to produce material of this quality. Btw, my money's on the Americans.
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  27385. The evil darkness shall not be emulated as long as Mark Felton brings it to light for the masses to see. Thank you sir
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  27386. Thank you for making all this great content. Love the videos! Keep up the good work!
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  27387. Your the best youtuber i watch, you deserve millions of subs.
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  27388. Hans Kammler, a name that i dont think ive ever heard in any documentary. However given the mysterious circumstances behind his disappearnce i can probably see why. Maybe somebody wanted his name to be hidden from us, but they cant hide anything from Mark Felton. Which we are all grateful for.
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  27389. Guess I'm not going to bed for another 18 minutes...
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  27390. man Your videos the best the best
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  27391. Mug of fresh coffee and cream (no sugar as I don't want to spoil my svelte figure...I wish...lol), and click on Mark Felton's channel, to watch his latest informative and new story to me about this evil man and his involvement in prison camp inmates doing forced labour to build underground factories and the production of the V! and V2 missiles, which caused so many deaths to those in construction, and those on the receiving end of them. Ah Bliss....:) On another note, in conversation about the RAF may have been used to drop nukes on Japan because the Lancaster bomb bay could carry the weigh and size, as the B29's were not able to at that time. He claimed that the B29 was built to carry the nukes, and I told him he was wrong, but they could after modifying the bomb bays. He still insisted, so I posted him the link the Mark Felton's video on this channel, to enlighten him, and make him wiser....:) Not heard back from him though, and waiting...:)
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  27392. Thoroughly researched, gripping and insightful once again. Keep up the good work :)
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  27393. Mark Felton u are. A boss I love ur videos u tock .I watch like 5 videos of yours 9
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  27394. Again a complete unknown Part of the Wolffsschanze...5 out of 5 Stars Mark. Outstandind story! Best regardes from Switzerland
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  27395. As always the "Thanks for watching" comes way too early!!!
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  27396. Best ten minutes of the day is when Dr. Felton posts a new video!
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  27397. Sir I am from Sri Lanka and respect and gratitude for such valuable content. Please do keep post these videos.
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  27398. Simply brilliant ! When you hear that intro.....you know what time it is ! Amazing work as always
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  27399. Nice photos! Great documentary!
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  27400. Another nugget Mark, lovely stuff!
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  27401. History teachers should show us your videos instead
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  27402. Great video Mark really interesting mate cheers.
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  27403. Absolute quality
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  27404. Great video! 👍🏻
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  27405. Great work, again, Mark!
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  27406. Love the videos!
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  27407. you do a great job with your videos
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  27408. Thank you Mark, excellent as usual
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  27409. I love these videos. Thanks
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  27410. Good video
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  27411. Mark felton 👍👍👍👍👍
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  27412. I agree with the comment below. Thank you Mark for your meticulous research and riveting mini documentaries. I am really enjoying them. Content that you have put together would be very difficult to find anywhere else. I am an enthusiastic subscriber.
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  27413. This was awesome Mark!!!
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  27414. Another slice of magic there Mark , keep digging and posting my good man .
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  27415. I actually just watched a documentary on Netflix, Hitler's Steel Beast, and I saw you in there than I was just like "Ight I know who dat is".
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  27416. I'll be watching this tonight, just drop by to say hi and leave a thumbs up, thank you Mark.
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  27417. Another new video from Mark = time to be educated
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  27418. Oh my god your at 700k already! Congratulations!
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  27419. Brilliant video once again
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  27420. Roughly 200k views in 13 hours! Way to go, Mark! Have always loved your content
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  27421. I would binge watch MF on Netflix.... Now that I've binge watched it on YouTube 😅
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  27422. Great research work and narration!
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  27423. Another superb video ... well written and narrated as always ! If it’s a Mark Felton video I’m going to watch it ! The Phone Book by Mark Felton ? Whatever lol , I’m there because I know it’s going to be great ;-)
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  27424. Love the intro music, always excellent production!
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  27425. Very interesting history always learn learn new stuff here .
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  27426. Almost 80K views in the few hours(2 states) I drove to make my delivery! And only a few hundred comments. Last time I was this early I had to rub sticks together to light and enjoy my cigarette while watching!
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  27427. Your intro music is pure class sir!
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  27428. Mark your the best
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  27429. Great one, you really put together how these bunkers were set up. I've seen and/or read about these and your video really made sense of it all.
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  27430. Very interesting documentary! Almost completely unknown facts. Outstanding job, sir!
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  27431. You know it's going to be brilliant before the music at the start has even finished!
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  27432. One is never disappointed, as the intro music brings on a Pavlovian response, followed by the ensuing veritable feast .
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  27433. Great video, as always!
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  27434. Cracking video as usual. Always good
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  27435. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing.
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  27436. ALWAYS INTERESTING AS USUAL FACTS
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  27437. Another excellent presentation, thanks.
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  27438. Phenomenal video with great pictures!
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  27439. Sometimes I wonder if Dr. Felton will ever run out of these unknown war stories. But then I realize it's Dr. Felton I'm referring to & I quickly diminish such thoughts.
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  27440. As always, great stuff !
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  27441. Marvellous...yet another great contribution on YouTube to us
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  27442. Thanks for another Gem Dr Felton!
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  27443. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  27444. Love your content I think I've seen everything at least 10 times
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  27445. Excellent as always 🙂 Thanks Mark ‼️
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  27446. Very interesting mark 👍
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  27447. An exceptionally interesting and little explored background to the Nazis. Thanks, Mark.
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  27448. Another masterpiece from Professor Mark Felton. Good one Mark
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  27449. Another good video.
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  27450. Haha, I had a feeling there will be a photo of Dr Felton made at a place related to this topic, and I was right!
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  27451. Love this channel. Great for interesting, concise and informative content. Keep them coming!
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  27452. This has to be one of the best channels about wars on youtube
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  27453. Good video. Thanks Mark. Thoroughly enjoyed this video as I enjoy all your documentaries. Pete 🇬🇧
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  27454. Wow this is the soonest I’ve been to one of your videos I’m excited about it!
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  27455. Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐👏👏👏
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  27456. Love history class with Mark its the highlight of my week.
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  27457. I subbed good job I love ww2 vids
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  27458. Thanks Mark... we all look forward to your next upload...
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  27459. Mark Felton, A couple of years ago a decorated elderly 90+ years old WWII Italian paratrooper and El Alamein veteran died. Since, I also served in the Italian paratroopers Folgore Brigade a few decades later precisely in 1993/1994 I was fortune enough to have had the pleasure to get to know him. He spent his life actively participating on any El Alamein anniversaries which also coincide with the Italian Paratroopers Folgore Brigade Day where military paratroopers of all times and ages and their families visit the military barracks. His name was Santo Pelliccia, after the battle of El Alamein he was taken as POW by the British forces and spent many years of his life in the England. Although the British and American forces were his former enemies he always spoke highly about both of them. 🇮🇹 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
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  27460. Good documetaries. Allways inscuctive and fun to watch mark .the footages are really amazing thanks.. GG
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  27461. Nice, evening just got much better 😊
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  27462. Excellent video. Thanks for making this.
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  27463. Feel like I’m watching the old History Channel with these videos. Well done, well done.
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  27464. Im addicted to this channel. Quality of the orginal footage and comentary is just amazing
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  27465. Thank you for doing this, telling the stories on a new media format where anyone can access it forever. Time is removing our connection to these events and the men who gave their youth and lives deserve to be remembered forever.
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  27466. Great video.
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  27467. Ah, an upload right on time to watch during lunch, thanks!
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  27468. Thanks Mark! another Great video of a not so well known battle that would be rather interesting to turn into a Battlefield 5 Map.
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  27469. Outstanding quality again sir!
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  27470. Great video.
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  27471. Cheers! You done well .
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  27472. Low drops. Wow. Really enjoy your very well produced video and commentary.
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  27473. thank you for the documentary historical information, as usual always new documentary, 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
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  27474. . . . Thank you Mark Felton.. from Philippines..
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  27475. Thank you for Sharing a part of our Country's history. 😊
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  27476. Excellent stories about brave men in critical battles in all Theaters! That is why I enjoy your videos!
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  27477. Thought I knew some history Mark but you got me on this one. Great work PLEASE CARRY ON.
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  27478. Brilliant video
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  27479. Thanks for making this awesome video Dr. Felton!
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  27480. Another great video. Keep up the great work, Mark!
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  27481. Mark Felton voice > Morgan Freeman voice
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  27482. Excellent - Support Mark on Patreon so he will continuing producing these outstanding videos. I am.
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  27483. Amazing footage!
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  27484. A great video as always!! Keep up the awesome work,, so glad seeing your channel get the growth you deserve
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  27485. MARK FELTON U ARE THE BEST.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
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  27486. Another brilliant video. Thank you 👍
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  27487. Proud Filipino here and I Love your videos Sir Mark❤
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  27488. One of your best presentations ever Mark. You're a master at researching the battle details and finding film depicting the events🎥🗂
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  27489. well done, as with all your videos your devotion to detail and research is remarkable....always heard of Corregidor but didn't know a thing about it till today, this after watching WW2 docs my whole life, thanks for that!
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  27490. Always a good day when Mark uploads.
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  27491. about a week ago i was wishing i had more info on this!!!!! thanks mark!
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  27492. Thank you Mark. Very interesting
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  27493. Those para landings were pretty punk rock. Thank you for these excellent videos, Mark, and keep them coming!
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  27494. Well done, Dr. Felton.
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  27495. Another first class vid Doc, Easily the best channel on here keep it coming !
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  27496. Happy Halloween Dr MARK!! SpookTacular Story!! Cheers JJ
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  27497. Have to love the sound effects gotta admit i got a fright with my headphones in 😅
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  27498. in 80's here in Finland Borleyn Pappila in finnish was popular theme in school and kids horror stories. I remember the book where the story of it was in finnish
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  27499. Happy Halloween Doctor F
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  27500. What a handsome young lad you were, Mark. And always curious.
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  27501. This was great! Thanks.
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  27502. Thanks for the audio effects, i scared the shit out of my grandmother, and two dogs hahahaha
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  27503. Fun Halloween program!
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  27504. Happy Halloween Mark
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  27505. Interesting story, my father was christened by Rev. Bull, my grandfather was married to the daughter of the miller I was told a great aunt planted the chestnut tree in the school yard as a child (it was still there in the 1970s) Father stayed at the Mill as a boy and told me that he hadn't heard about the ghosts until the 30's .
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  27506. I enjoyed this Mark.
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  27507. As always, GOOD ONE Mark. Thank you.
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  27508. Once again, a very nice one, Dr. Felton, many Thanks!
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  27509. I live in Colchester, CT!
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  27510. Excellent !! What a hoot!
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  27511. Thank you Mark.
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  27512. Happy Halloween Mate!!
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  27513. Very good 👍 🎃🎃🎃🎃
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  27514. Outstanding Dr. Felton, Outstanding!
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  27515. Happy Halloween Mark Felton Productions!
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  27516. Happy Halloween Mark!
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  27517. Very spooky! Thank you, Dr. Felton.
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  27518. Yes ,we in South Africa also read up these stories .I had my older brothers chopper later a bomber bike !!go and look at Italian POW camps in George...eighties
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  27519. Excellent. Simply excellent. Typical of all your videos!
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  27520. Very timely story. Creepy. Thank you.
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  27521. Nicely done, Happy Halloween from Indiana USA!
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  27522. Excellent!!!! Happy Hallowe’en! 🎃
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  27523. 5 minutes to midnight, thanks mark
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  27524. BMX yep 👍🏻 had one too,,, ET movie 🍿 was the reason I got one ☝️
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  27525. I tried to post this on Facebook and ended up with very strange foreign language fact check warnings.
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  27526. What an excellent treat of an episode
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  27527. Hahaha excellent Mark.....pity you didnt make à guest appearance dressed as the vicar..18 MILES on a BMX very brave gesture...well done 👏 mate
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  27528. Happy Halloween from America. Great story love your channel keep up the good work sir.
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  27529. Very spooktacular, happy Halloween!
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  27530. great video mark, thank you and happy halloween
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  27531. This was great!
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  27532. Dr. Felton is my kind of bloke! Greetings and happy Halloween! From LosAngelesCAUSA.
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  27533. Happy Halloween mark .
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  27534. Excellent video with superb narration *** Your voice has an uncanny resemblance to the newsreader Martin Lewis
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  27535. Twenty minute video. Best Halloween gift ever
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  27536. I’ve just driven through there on my way home from Tesco!
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  27537. Superb !
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  27538. Been there a few times myself and the church and grounds does indeed have a strange atmosphere !
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  27539. Happy Halloween!:face-blue-smiling:
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  27540. lol, I love the doctors videos 👻
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  27541. Happy Halloween, Dr. Felton.
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  27542. Great video Mark!!!!!
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  27543. It was de rigueur in the 1980s to visit a supposedly haunted dwelling on your bmx, then get shouted at or even chased by a local! 😉
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  27544. Thanks, Mark. This was very scary.
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  27545. Thanks Mark. 🎃 Happy Halloween!
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  27546. I did the same thing (and around the same time) with my friend Darren from the opposite way (from Thetford , Norfolk).
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  27547. Love the sound effects 👻
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  27548. Thanks!
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  27549. I was literally thinking dismorning I wonder if anything would come up if I search Dr Mark Felton Halloween, I didn't even have to search it :D thank you sir Felton
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  27550. Good one Dr. Felton. Heard stories about this place but, never saw any videos of it. Just still photos. Happy Halloween!👻☠💀
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  27551. Thank you for sharing! Happy Halloween! 🎃
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  27552. 👻🎃💀 Good one Mark❗️
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  27553. Great video for Halloween Mark, than you!
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  27554. Thank you Dr Felton . Greetings from Brazil
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  27555. By the way mr Felton😊 Thee superior narrator of subject matters 😊
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  27556. Always excited episodes shared by an amazing ( Dr Mark Felton) channel
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  27557. Great video mark
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  27558. Happy Halloween 🎃 🎃🎃
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  27559. Excellent and entertaining Halloween video.
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  27560. another tremendous installment from the Great DR Felton!
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  27561. 👻 Happy Halloween Mark!🎃
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  27562. Superb, thank you.
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  27563. An exceptional production…..thank you Mr F
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  27564. Mr F gives us a treat……thank you Mr F
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  27565. One of Price's young investigators was Ellic Howe, who during the war was a member of Sefton Delmer's group, forging German documents and creating "black" propaganda. His activities are chronicled in his books The Black Game and Urania's Children.
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  27566. Love the dog. Good to see you are a animal lover. Awesome video for Halloween.
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  27567. Oh, that was a lot of fun. Thank you.
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  27568. Excellent as usual!!
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  27569. I like the sound effects
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  27570. Rubbing the cobwebs out of my eyes I see that Professor Felton has a new video. Hmm, The Borley Rectory. This ought to be a pleasant diversion. Damn! I forgot that today is the 31st. I love this channel.
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  27571. Thank you, Mark! Cheers!
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  27572. The best as always thank you Sir Mark!
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  27573. The sound effects made this one for me >.<
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  27574. EXCELLENT program, very well done. Thank you!
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  27575. Brilliant. Thank you very much.
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  27576. Awesome upload.
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  27577. Dr Felton could upload a video on the laundry detergents used by top Nazis and I'd give it a like and a watch.
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  27578. Saturday morning coffee and a new video by Mr.Felton...do I need to say anything else? Greetings from Germany
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  27579. Very interesting, Kudos 👍
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  27580. Excellent research - thank you.
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  27581. Nice historical video thanks for sending
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  27582. l remember some of this.....Thanks...!
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  27583. Thanks Mark
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  27584. One of the best channels on YT. Period.
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  27585. Really love the the intro and narration
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  27586. Can we give ol’ Marky Mark a round of applause for the tip-top content?
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  27587. Love Dr Felton's videos. Always something new.
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  27588. Very Interesting! Never learned that.
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  27589. Mr. Felton, thank you for a most informative presentation. As a history buff, I appreciate finding out things not taught in history classes, or shown on the History Channel. Great job!
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  27590. This is how history should be taught
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  27591. Awesome work put into this video. I wish history was this good in school.
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  27592. Fascinating. And excellently narrated as usual.
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  27593. History channel needs you as their CEO
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  27594. Great Video Mark. You always seem to find just the right topics to educate your followers on!!
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  27595. Mark Felton strikes again!!!
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  27596. Very interesting 🐻🤗👍
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  27597. Great voice. Was you on the history channel once? I never forget a voice.
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  27598. THIS CHANNEL IS A DREAM COME TRUE
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  27599. The BEST CHANNEL On YOUTUBE MARK FELTON
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  27600. Many thanks Dr. Felton for another fascinating video!
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  27601. I knew the East Germans repurposed a lot of Nazi things, but I never expected a lot from the Bundeswehr! Very informative, and great documentary as usual.
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  27602. Good Stuff, bro. Also watched the one on East German Army Generals, took me here. Both well done.
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  27603. Thank you mark for these videos!
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  27604. As always, fascinating! Thank you!
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  27605. Wow, that was a lot more interesting than I assumed it would be....dunno why but what was covered in this video aren’t things I though about before, despite being big on history.
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  27606. Thanks Mark!!
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  27607. Great Content as ever...tks....
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  27608. I love your channel. My favorite History channel on YouTube.
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  27609. For some reason I thought this was gonna be about the german generals who fought in the western front. I wasn't disappointed though, this channel never does.
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  27610. Many thanks for another educational and interesting video !
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  27611. Thanks!
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  27612. Fascinating, Just when i start to think I am reasonably familiar with WW2 history...Thank you for the lesson.
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  27613. Amazing Dr. Felton, Nazis in London. Unbelievable. Thank you for sharing this information.
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  27614. Great topic and there were some things I wonder about him. Thanks Dr Mark Felton
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  27615. Thank you so much for the video. I have learned so much history from them.🥴
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  27616. Brilliant stuff as always,, from northern Ireland,,☘️☘️☘️☘️ very informative indeed 👍
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  27617. Bremen and Bremerhaven
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  27618. Thank you Sir. Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  27619. Not to mention the local marriages :) After the War a few Germans POWs in Colchester married local girls too...
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  27620. Great vid! Thanks Mark!
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  27621. as always fascinating !!
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  27622. I love the videos you do Mark. I'm so glad that I watched this one. I was the 1st viewer you had 34 seconds after you posted it!! I feel so honored to be number 1!! Keep up the great work you do!!
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  27623. From the title, I knew it had to be a Dr. Felton...gotcha moment.😂 But the tanks were American M-48 Pattons....gotcha back Dr. Felton.
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  27624. It’s Pembrokeshire not Carmarthenshire, I would know as I live close to castlemartin
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  27625. Thank you Sir.
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  27626. I came across a Bundeswehr unit up near Otterburn in Northumberland in the late 70s, Great people very welcoming and affable. no tanks though, just Weisels, Steyrs, Unimogs , Man trucks etc.
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  27627. I know Castlemartin very well…..a former 2434 RH..74/14…1974 - 1998. The Germans were lovely guys.
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  27628. That was an awesome video
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  27629. Getting spoiled with so many excellent videos
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  27630. And your family
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  27631. Dear Mark Felton ,how r you. You excellent. I am from India ie is Bharat from Hyderabad city.
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  27632. Great video Mark!
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  27633. Another great video thanks for posting
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  27634. During the 1980's a neighboring farmer of my aunt and uncle found a WWII torpedo in his field in Ohio. Lake Erie is nearby and during the war the U.S. Navy used the Great Lakes to train their pilots. There were even a couple of passenger steamers converted into aircraft carriers on the lakes to train the sailors and aircrews. Apparently during one of these training missions a pilot lost his torpedo in this farmer's field. He contacted the authorities and some Army EOD guys came out and blew it up.
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  27635. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  27636. Thanks
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  27637. another fantastic story mark thank you
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  27638. What an amazing story and snippet of history, thanks again Dr Mark Felton!
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  27639. Awsome history I didn't know and from the master himself. Awsome vid a big thumbs up.
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  27640. Great video
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  27641. My wife's parents fled Russia to live in Harbin and survived the communist take over to relocate in the USA. I wish I knew what I've learned from Lord Felton so I could have asked more questions.
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  27642. Excellent unique content as always Dr...
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  27643. Amazing, intriguing and unbelievable. Again Mr Felton you increase my knowledge base on aww2. Thank you.
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  27644. This is so cool, I would love to play war thunder mission like this. love Ya Brother Mark from the Rocky Mountains of Idaho!
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  27645. 😎👍👍👍👏💯
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  27646. Absolutely fascinating, Dr Felton. Thank you.
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  27647. Approbation is not the word you're looking for. Opprobrium might fit but "Hitler's Opprobrium" doesn't quite sound right hahahaha
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  27648. Well Mate you've done it yet again............something of meaning which I did not know!'
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  27649. Another outstanding and eye-opening video!
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  27650. Excellent history, i had never heard of this raid. Bonus: I love the B-10, one of the more underrated aircraft in aviation history.
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  27651. More WW2 news to me. Great video !
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  27652. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  27653. The Chinese war against Japan, both before and during WWII is something that was never very well covered in the west. I suppose because we didn't want public sympathy or respect going to the post war Communist government. The tragedy being that the suffering and courage of the Chinese people during these times gets lost in the ideological shuffle.
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  27654. Wow! Very interesting!
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  27655. Who knew this? Fascinating.
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  27656. Great video
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  27657. Thank you for the history that would otherwise be forgotten.
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  27658. Existing of amazing ( Mark Felton Production) channel nothing is forgotten about WW2....even that introduced events...nowadays while I never heard about it ...allot thanks for sharing
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  27659. Just an amazing historical teacher...thanx Doc
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  27660. Excellent article. Also cool to know that you descend from the Plantagenets Mark!
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  27661. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment?
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  27662. My lord! Another fantastic upload! Cheers!
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  27663. As usual , Excellent, just Excellent. Thank you very much my friend. 🙂🙋‍♂️🐈👍😊✌️👌
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  27664. Now that's a great story Mark
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  27665. G'day Mr. Felton and thank you for clearing away the cobwebs and displaying the truths. I knew Ghandi did a stint in the military in his younger years but wasn't too clear on the details. Not anymore. Keep up the astounding work you do sir, you might not realize it , at times, but you do an incredible service to those of us who simply just want to know the facts. How do we know ourselves if we don't know our past.
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  27666. Fantastic thanks again
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  27667. Wow this is amazing, as usual. Thank You Dr Felton.
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  27668. Brilliant content Dr Felton, thank you for this history lesson.
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  27669. Always interesting, thank you.
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  27670. Again highly interesting stuff I never knew. Thaks!
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  27671. Had a frisson moment when the photo labeled Sgt Maj Ghandi came up!
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  27672. Another wonderful presentation. Thank you.
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  27673. Medics work under fire, genius. Watch Hacksaw Ridge or Band Of Brothers. You'll know what kind of hell medics go through saving the injured.
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  27674. Most interesting made more so by your family memories— Thank you
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  27675. Very enlightening!!
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  27676. Interesting. Dutch here. Boer means farmer and Spionkop means spy head. Kop/head is a hill or a top of a hill or mountain, like the German mountain Schneekopf. Snow head/top. I am from a Transvaal neighborhood in one of the Dutch cities. Spionkopstraat, Cronjéstraat, Bothastraat, Colensostraat, etc. Most houses there are from round 1888/1905.
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  27677. Thank you for sharing.
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  27678. Excellent as always.
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  27679. Fantastic video, well put together, excellent video clips and narration. 👍
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  27680. I do enjoy your videos, Mark. You're a professional; and I appreciate that.
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  27681. A sober chapter of WWII that needed to be told, as only you can tell it. Thanks Again, Dr. Felton.
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  27682. Mark, another outstanding job by you. Thank you for posting these very informative videos.
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  27683. Fantastic as always ! Many thanks
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  27684. I love your work sir👍👍👍👍👍
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  27685. Great video, extremely informative as is usual for this channel.
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  27686. Awesome content! Please keep it up!
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  27687. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  27688. Mark, I gobble up all of your videos, but this one had me positively riveted. One of my grandfathers helped take back Europe under Patton. He spoke German before English. Thank you.
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  27689. Good job! Thanks....
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  27690. I learned something today, great video.
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  27691. Mark. Thanks for providing my Thursday entertainment!
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  27692. One of my favorite treats this channel.
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  27693. Thank you Dr.Felton for another Christmas present.
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  27694. Have great Holiday Season Mark.
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  27695. Thanks for the video!!
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  27696. Killin it Mark!
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  27697. Interesting video, thanks for bringing us this work you do.
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  27698. 1:53 my father was at Metz. (95th Infantry Division)
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  27699. Nice historical coverage video .
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  27700. Fabulous Mark, really interesting history I'd not known. Many thanks for your amazing efforts.
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  27701. Mark, this is a very good one. Thanks.
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  27702. really like your choice of the dramatic music that is heard at the start of your videos
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  27703. Brilliant, as always!
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  27704. That was brilliant thank-you , the amount of research you undertake for your videos is seemingly vast, just remarkable stuff, i used to live in Frankfurt am Main and got a closer understanding of the war than I ever did growing up in England
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  27705. Brilliant, and factual presentation - thank you.
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  27706. Brilliant video. Just like the rest.
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  27707. Another incredible video. Many thanks for posting such an interesting story that I had no clue about it.
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  27708. When Mark doesn't post a video for a few days, you know something good is in the works! Really interesting stuff, keep it up!
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  27709. Very interesting like always!
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  27710. Another very interesting video. Thank you sir!
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  27711. Excellent presentation! Highly informative. The enigmatic Gestapo Mueller remains so!
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  27712. If it's a film by mark Felton, it's going to be good 👏😁
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  27713. Great watch again! Thanks Dr Felton.
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  27714. Why doesn't BBC pick up this? This deserve an even wider audience.
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  27715. Always good when another mark Felton video hits the web! 😁
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  27716. Great video .
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  27717. Thanks for another interesting and informative video
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  27718. Thank you once again for your incredible knowledge and insight. Your videos should be required in schools around the world.
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  27719. You have a wonderful channel and this is another very good and interesting video.
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  27720. Am I the only one that finds it weird that if you want to watch dumb people do dumb things you watch History Channel, and if you want to learn about history, you watch Mark’s YouTube channel!
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  27721. Thank you, Dr. Felton 🙏
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  27722. Brilliant video, it helps a lot for my history projects, thanks Dr. Felton!
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  27723. outstanding research Mark
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  27724. Excellent vid
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  27725. If only History was taught by Mark Felton in a school no student would fail and History would be the favourite subject.
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  27726. another great documentary, Thank you Mark!!
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  27727. Fascinating!
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  27728. Thank you for another well researched video documentary.
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  27729. Great video!
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  27730. Thank you for providing these important videos.
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  27731. Thanks!
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  27732. Thanks!
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  27733. Aagain very interesting Mark.
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  27734. Marvelous
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  27735. The Chess bit at the end was great. As a history major and longtime WWII buff your videos are some of the best anywhere. I can't stop watching them, and i'm about to buy a number of your books. Kudos from the US!
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  27736. Outstanding again mark
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  27737. Another excellent video. Thank you? 👴🏻🇦🇺
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  27738. Brilliant.
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  27739. Roughly a half hour of expertly researched history- we’ve come to expect nothing less from Dr. Felton. It is SO frustrating to hear the history of very high ranking NAZIS who either escaped successfully through the Rat Line (Eg. Eichmann, for a while anyway), or those whose ends are unknown, such as this monster. Equally frustrating- though not the subject of this presentation- is how circumstances (unknown or speculative) led other, highest-ranking NAZIS to escape the hangman’s noose they so justly had coming. Eg.: Himmler & Goring. Excellent study Dr. Felton- thank you.
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  27740. Guys got excellent Videos knows his stuff
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  27741. Your videos are amazing. Amazing.
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  27742. mark i love ur vids!!!! ur uploads never fail to make me giggle and kick my feet 💯💯
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  27743. Mark Felton is a pillar of Youtube
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  27744. Great detail and knowledge on every video. 10/10
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  27745. 8:40 loved the gun effect also at 10:10
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  27746. Some really nice video in here. Much of it color and several segments that I have never seen anywhere else before. A pinacle historian.
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  27747. Hate it when there are spoilers in the title because with it being 1944 I presume they failed! Love your videos mark really informative and what the history channel should be
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  27748. I 've been wondering when you'd cover this mission! Bravo Dr. Felton!
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  27749. Sound effects were awesome
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  27750. Your documentaries are the best! You make Ken Burns look like an amateur! Bravo 👏
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  27751. Thanks Mark for another Halloween special !!!!!
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  27752. Thank you Mark. Very appropriate for the holiday. Happy Halloween !
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  27753. Excellent
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  27754. Perfect for Halloween Mark
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  27755. Nice 👍
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  27756. Love it
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  27757. Happy Halloween 🎃 Dr.Felton
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  27758. Excellent coverage as always. Nobody does it better!
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  27759. I love the music!! Perfect for the Red Baron. I imagine him coming out of the sun on someone’s tail and the doom they must have felt. The music fit that scenario! Another great job Mark
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  27760. Thank you Mark Felton. I really enjoy your stories.
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  27761. Amazing story .thank you mark contenue with good jab
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  27762. Another great video from our fantastic Dr Felton.Cheers Doc!
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  27763. Mark - i'm kinda late to the party with this comment. Hopefully you see it. Anyways... as a teenager I was always a troublemaker. Pretty much failing in high school. Failing at being sociable. I'm what a lot of schools would consider 'anti-social'. My one true passion throughout the teenage years was always history. It was always the one subject I excelled in. OKAY! So! To earn extra credits in high school the school itself offered to me a volunteer program: I volunteer at a local public library and i'll get close to passing my programs / courses. So, naturally, I accepted. It was during this program and my volunteering time my interest in history piqued substantially. One of the books I read ( several times ) was a biography of Manfred von Richthofen. "The Red Knight of Germany" it was called. It really propelled me into an appreciated and devotion to history. Thank you for refreshing those memories and my love for history! Have a gnite and take care!!
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  27764. Nice historical video with strange story of red baron of Germany during 1ww
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  27765. As always Sir, WELL DONE. I thought I knew history.... Um yeah no.
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  27766. Incredible! Thanks again... as always!
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  27767. Quality AS always
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  27768. Superb explanation and story Dr Felton
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  27769. Dr. Mark has me completely addicted to his videos !!!
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  27770. Great video Mark, as always. Looking forward to the next war story. Best regards.
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  27771. And a Happy Halloween to you Mark. 🎃
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  27772. Happy Halloween her Doctor.
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  27773. Very interesting!
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  27774. Can't beat a 'mark Felton Halloween Halloween special', I'd better sleep with the light on tonight! 🙂🙂🙂😳😳😳
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  27775. Thank you for Great content. Happy Halloween everyone.
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  27776. The epic music , the footage.. such an amazing production!
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  27777. Excellent as always Mark. Thank You.
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  27778. Absolutely fascinating grand slam home run on this video Dr.Felton is pure genius Happy Halloween 🎃💀 🎃 💀🎃 💀🎃 💀🎃 💀🎃
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  27779. Sir Mark That’s has to be a record of some sort. 🇺🇸
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  27780. Happy halloween to you Doctor and thanks for yet another treat, new intro spooky jingle included and all :D
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  27781. Informative as always
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  27782. Good and sad video
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  27783. One of your best, Mark! Happy Halloween indeed! :-))))
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  27784. Nice this is showing greatness!! Great video!!
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  27785. Great vid as always Mark
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  27786. Very interesting episode.
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  27787. Another excellent video.
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  27788. As always superbly put together. You cannot beat someone who has an eye for fact and detail. Well done Mark.
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  27789. Great subject!
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  27790. Thanks MARK.I never knew this.
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  27791. awesome video and photos in this, great video overall watched twice lol
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  27792. Excellent as usual.
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  27793. Outstanding presentation and video.
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  27794. A cracking production, as usual. Thanks Mark.
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  27795. Thanks Mark !!
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  27796. When I was a kid working at a fruit shop in Sandgate an old soldier would come there when he was still able, to buy fruit. I didn't know who he was that first time I say him but quickly was told this man was Ted Smout. I was amazed at the reverence he was held by all of the folks in the town and after inquiring further I found out Ted's history, part of which was he was the last man to see "the Baron" alive, after his plane crashed and died after saying something about him being kaput. Ted was the one of the last, if not, the last WW1 digger to survive the war. A great man who I was proud to have met, even if it was only to get his fruit. RIP Mr Smout.
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  27797. Excellent video and totally fascinating.thankyou Mark
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  27798. Another Excellent and Fascinating documentary from the Master--> Mark Felton . Thanks once again .
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  27799. Most enjoyable.
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  27800. Well done mark ,thank you for another great vid!
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  27801. Great video!
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  27802. Wonderful.
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  27803. Amazing work wow
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  27804. Love your videos ! History 🙏
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  27805. After watching this video, I now plan to visit the Royal Canadian Military Institute to see Richthofen's plane seat.
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  27806. Again you don’t disappoint! Thanks Mark! Keep up the good work please 💪🏻
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  27807. Any historian can tell us about the life of The Red Baron, only Dr. Felton can tell us about his post-war career. Thanks and Happy Halloween
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  27808. Simply astonishing documentary !
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  27809. I smell good content
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  27810. Youre the best youtuber
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  27811. Thank you Mark very spooky
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  27812. An excellently researched and fascinating article as usual Mark
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  27813. I clicked "like" faster than the video buffered
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  27814. Not far off a million subs and well deserved
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  27815. good story!
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  27816. And A Horror Ridden & Fun Halloween To You Too!
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  27817. 00:00-00:06Mark Felton captured by Sturmtruupen 2020 colorized The First Order thought Mark was too valuable with his knowledge of WW2 so they captured him for information .
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  27818. I am a simple man. Mark uploads. I watch.
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  27819. Happy Halloween - great job as usual!
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  27820. I am admire the history of the Greats Wars .. thanks Mr Felton , their job is wonderful . Greetings , please Mr. Felton the Brazil haven a small contribuition in the land Italian . Likely see their sight on this . Thanks Very much .👍
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  27821. Another ripper doco Mark. Thank you.
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  27822. The reason why I like this channel is because Mark Felton is taking warfare away from the politics behind the conflicts. What you are left with are the storries of normal man in difficult times. The stories aside from being packed with good and for me new info are also inspiring.
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  27823. Another great video Mark !
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  27824. Best channel on WW2.
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  27825. Welldone Dr Felton ...
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  27826. Really an interesting channel....I much appreciate the academic approach. So many events you never learned about
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  27827. One of the best I've ever watched and I've watched since I was six years old I'm now 69. Keep up the great work, clarity of history.
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  27828. Matk Felton ....I truly like and appreciate your channel. I learn so much from you about WWII. You clearly are the bridge to the.past. Thank you for your analytical assessment and research.
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  27829. I learn something new every time a watch a MF video!
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  27830. Thank you for finally closing the book on this mystery, And i really wish history teachers we have in schools around the world could be more like you.
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  27831. I really enjoy your videos
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  27832. Hi mark I just want to say I love your video.
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  27833. Another Wonderful and fully researched & condensed history!!! I've learned so much in the past years!!! Thank You
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  27834. Thank you for great historical information, keep up the good work 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  27835. Telling real facts to clear up malicious lies, is one of the most beautiful things people can do. Thank you Mark Felton.
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  27836. MY SALUTE TO MARK FELTON FOR SUCH JOURNALISM BEING AN BRITISH -------IN 2021---THIS IS CALLED JOURNALISM
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  27837. Thanks for presenting this.
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  27838. Another very interesting production, thanks Mark.
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  27839. Mark Felton's detailed videos and superb research open my eyes to a history I have never known.
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  27840. Very well presented, thank you,sir!
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  27841. Amazing video Mark love it!
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  27842. I'm about ready to learn something new today about history. Thank you.
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  27843. Thank you Dr. Felton for a very through job as per usual. I can't believe that people would believe that American soldiers were heartless. Just look at what happened in Berlin when the Soviets tried to drive the allies out after the war was over. An airlift helped a former enemy from starving and freezing to death.
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  27844. Whenever I read anything for school that I want to retain I read it with your voice.
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  27845. Your no nonsense delivery is good, your anti-nonsense delivery great.
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  27846. Mr.Felton shows so many things i never new.That's better than any history lesson has ever been.
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  27847. As I expected great video, Mark 👍
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  27848. Novelist. In other words fiction! Doctor Felton Thank you for all you’re doing! We need more factual content like this in our lives!
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  27849. love your programs mark. much thanks.
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  27850. Dr. Felton gets it right......again.
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  27851. Love your channel well done mate 👍
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  27852. Thank you, Mr Felton.
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  27853. Thank you, Dr Felton, for pointing out that some internet info is mere data vapor with no factual substance. We citizens need to better evaluate claims that defy common sense, lack of evidence and is not supported by eyewitnesses. Better evaluation of claims makes for better discourse, academic and political. I salute your standards and principles.
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  27854. Amazing content. I had never heard this before. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  27855. Excellent content as always. Keep up the good work!!
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  27856. Felton rules.
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  27857. Well surprise, surprise another interesting vid posted by Dr. Mark Felton!!!!!
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  27858. Another great post Mark. Thank you very much.
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  27859. Thanks!
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  27860. Awesome post. Thank you
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  27861. Superb video Mark of a little known but rugged German "string bag" Thank You
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  27862. Once again, Mark, you amaze and astound me with more history of which I was totally unaware!
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  27863. Good stuff as usual… thank you Mr F
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  27864. Good Video/Info.
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  27865. Very nice New to me Very intresting
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  27866. Best channel on you tube , what the history was. You should be in charge of it
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  27867. Interesting as always ...
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  27868. Learnt something new, brilliant.
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  27869. Unique programmes
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  27870. Nice! I’m early for Mark’s class!!!
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  27871. Another Winner Sir. Mark 🇺🇸
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  27872. best history channel on youtube tbh
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  27873. Very I interesting and as always good a history lesson mark 👍
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  27874. Respect Mark i love WW2 .... Its amazing
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  27875. Thank you Mark
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  27876. Great video
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  27877. Professor Mark Felton teaching me and the class about another thing I never knew happened in World War 2 :-), he's the real History Channel
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  27878. another great video!
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  27879. Fantastic story Dr Mark! Love WW2 history ❤️👍👏👏👏
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  27880. Thank you Mark very cool! 😎
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  27881. We love you Mark!
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  27882. Another good lesson by the good Dr. Felton. Bravo sir! Bravo!
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  27883. I love your videos Doc 🔥👌🏽
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  27884. Wow I remember not so long ago subscribing as you approached 100k now your nearly at the mighty million subscriber mark. Kudos Mr Felton
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  27885. This is wonderful u known history Mark! Well done, I asked for this long ago and u gave it to me!!! THANKyOU!!!
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  27886. Always entertaining. Thank you.
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  27887. I recently found your channel with that horn of plenty of rare and nearly unknown events and astonishing facts – albeit I'm not a newbie in History!! thx 👍👍🌅
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  27888. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  27889. Great video
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  27890. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  27891. Love this series!!!!! Fascinating thoughts, interesting facts, and overall a great mystery!!
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  27892. yes! another installment!!
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  27893. Hi Mark, very good detective work ! You have made a very interesting serie about Marting Bormann and I 'am supporting your conclusion about that Bormann lived and died in Paraguay . Very convincing that all was made possible with an extensive net of ex-nazi's and party members around the world.
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  27894. Thanks!
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  27895. Funny I lived not 1 KM from his last location in Asuncion, and my mother in law was from ITA.
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  27896. Takk!
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  27897. This series is so interesting, it had me hooked right away. Thanks Dr.Felton.
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  27898. utterly fascinating, thank you for this series
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  27899. Dr. Felton, you are the worlds history channel. Thanks.
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  27900. Well done again Mark .. Great research as usual ..JR
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  27901. Outstanding video and presentation.
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  27902. It would be easy to confirm Borman’s existence in Paraguay. Anyone alive after 1945 has radioactive isotopes from nuclear testing in their bones. Good reason to get rid of the skull
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  27903. Such a concise and comprehensive survey, Mark. This was a master class in historical reporting.
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  27904. Great dialogue Doc. Really conjures up images and puts you there! It's a story of the soldiers but also of the burials being nicely maintained in a small English village. Thanks Doc.
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  27905. That was a great video
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  27906. Nailed it again Mark ,great work as always.
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  27907. As we say in the U.S. Navy, Bravo Zulu!!! Thank you Sir!!! Chuck in Michigan U.S. Navy Retired
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  27908. Never knew this existed before. Nice work.
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  27909. A great very interesting video as always Mr.Felton.Have a good one.
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  27910. Thank you. Another great documentary.
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  27911. My favourite channel
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  27912. My German neighbour once owned the jeep that Larry Hagman rode in on in the movie. 😮
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  27913. As others have pointed out there was a general move in the UK to concentrate German war graves after WW2, but not all were dealt with that way; there are - I think - 3 German air crew from two planes buried in Hitchin cemetery in North Herts.
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  27914. In Ireland we have Glencree German War Cemetery in the Wicklow hills, some bodies are from WW1 when Ireland was in the British empire and the dead were German POW, the second world war they are mainly Luftwaffe and kriegsmarine and Germans held in Irish camps during WW2 and died of natural causes, during WW2 the Germans were allowed to leave the camps and visit the local pubs. Better there than in the war I suppose.
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  27915. Nicely timed due to Sir Michael Caine recently announcing his retirement from acting
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  27916. Thank you for posting Dr. Felton. Have a wonderful day.
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  27917. I live right by the Cannock Chase cemetery, and go fairly often. It is a very powerful place
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  27918. Woo HOO!! My Monday just got a little bit more interesting thanks to Doctor Felton!! 🤝🤝
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  27919. Oberfeldwebel Emil Rӧdel, the German next to the commonwealth burials, was buried before the others, with full military honors given. The others were buried around him, with some talks to move him to the side of the Germans, but the locals objected.
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  27920. Once again, our professor, Dr. Mark Felton, doing what he does extremely well. He is educating his students on yet another little piece of interesting WWII history that few would know about. Thank you professor!
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  27921. Good story Mark ...Thanks
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  27922. Watched salvage hunters when Drew got his blacksmith to make the stand for that Prop.
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  27923. Ft Riley, Kansas has Italian and German soldiers buried in their cemetery. They had passed away while interned as POWs during WWII. Their headstones faced the opposite direction from the US graves, which got my attention. They were in their own corner of the cemetery, basically forgotten. So while stationed there I ordered a bunch of their national flags, like 9inch on a small stick, and I’d put them on their graves on Memorial Day. My great grandad had served in WWI, and he’d told me after a battle he’d walked down to a gate he’d been shooting into with a water cooled Browning. He told me they all looked just like him, and I’d never forgotten that story.
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  27924. There's a very lonely german grave in Lennoxtown cemetery that of an observer who's plane was shot down after the clydebank blitz.
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  27925. Excellent piece.
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  27926. thank for sharing ❤
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  27927. Exceptional pronunciation of the German names.
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  27928. There are two Luftwaffe graves in Deal's main cemetery in Kent. They are buried amongst the Allied war dead.
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  27929. Brilliant research Mark.
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  27930. The best history channel!! 👏👏👏
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  27931. Thanks Dr.Felton
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  27932. Thank you for another great video and happy new year!
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  27933. Very interesting, thank you.
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  27934. Thank you ! For the details and history of this battle.
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  27935. good stuff as always. thanks.
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  27936. Thank you Mark once again an interesting video about an event I wasn't aware of
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  27937. Great video, thanks
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  27938. Amazing ! Thanks Doc!!
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  27939. Thank you Mark.... Wishing you a happy New Year 2023!!!
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  27940. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  27941. Thanks Mark for the great video.
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  27942. So great always things I don't know and I've studied the war since I knew what war was. Your so great man thank you and have taught me so much. Amazing work. We are all so lucky thanks again.
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  27943. Happy Monday.....a mark felton video....get in 🙂🙂🙂
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  27944. Thanks!
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  27945. That was extraordinary ……. Absolutely riveting
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  27946. Always a good day when Mark uploads. Always.
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  27947. Thanks for making my monday evening a little less boring Dr. Felton! Great one once again!
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  27948. Another great video, Mark...👍
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  27949. Again a very intwresting video, thanks Dr. Felton!
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  27950. Fascinating, thank you as always Mark.
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  27951. Dr mark felton u do this world a HUGE service informing us of the history of the world your videos a meticulous and very well researched.. ur a boss and I'm very grateful for what you do as my grandpa was in the 2nd world war with the Canadians that landed on Juno beach if I remember correctly . I'm so happy that ì can have all the info.ation u provide without actually going to war myself . My hats off to you sir.... just a question where are you from? I love ur accent
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  27952. Congrats on one mil!
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  27953. Congrats on 1M
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  27954. Best history YouTube channel ever!
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  27955. Congratulations Dr
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  27956. 🇬🇧 Congratulations Dr Mark, very well done sir. 🇬🇧
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  27957. Congratulations on the 1mil milestone 🥳
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  27958. I'm glad I couldn't sleep (here in the US-) got to catch one of Dr. Felton's interesting video presentations..
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  27959. Yeeeee also subbed since 100k i think ;)
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  27960. Yes 1million keep going love the videos
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  27961. Congrats on 1million subs! Well deserved
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  27962. Another great narration of WW2 history . Thank you again Mr. Felton.
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  27963. I remember making a comment about Mark Feltons army being 910,000 strong and growing. A million subscribers. What can I say except congratulations Mark!
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  27964. I love this channel. Endless thanks to Mr. Felton for taking the time to make all these videos. We appreciate it.
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  27965. Congratulations Mark on 1M subscribers, your content is always nice to watch, its informative and i always learn something new.
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  27966. Congratulations on reaching one million subscribers Mark. It has been a fascinating journey through all those forgotten and obscure stories. No one deserves the accolade more than you. I hope you live a long and fruitful life, so that we can all reach that two million and three million mark together. What a treasure trove of insights into Hitler's mind, those boxes of documents could reveal. I wonder if they survived the impact intact. I know you stated arriving SS troops carried some away but not how many. As none of those troopers have come forward to disclose their hiding place, we can only assume that they must have been killed and their cargo, lost for ever. Merry Christmas to you and your family. God bless.
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  27967. Congratulations on 1 million and a really top channel ✌
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  27968. Amazing Video 👏👏👏👏
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  27969. Man I wish my damn account had not been deleted in this recent purge. Never said a single impolite thing. I had been subscribed since you were at thirty thousand subscribers. The early days. Well congrats again.
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  27970. Nice job at hitting 1M!
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  27971. Wouldn't have been a propper million sub special without the most iconic mfp intro music
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  27972. Fascinating, as usual!🤔
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  27973. Congratulations on reaching one million subscribers. You certainly deserve it.
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  27974. what if mark felton is actually the man in the high castle
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  27975. Congratulations on reaching the 1M subscribers level...I truly enjoy your videos regularly.
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  27976. Congratulations 🎉 on 1m subs 👍🏻 Intriguing video to commemorate it. Well Done Mark 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  27977. Congratulations on a million milestone,great channel great video.Very educational for our future generations.👍 from Noosa Australia 🇦🇺
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  27978. Congrats buddy I’ve been waitin for this first a while
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  27979. Congratulations Dr. Felton, you most certainly deserve such a broad audience. The more subscribers you have, in a way, the more hope I have that the interest in history is well and alive. I look forward to seeing you at 10,000,000!
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  27980. Congratulations on the sub milestone
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  27981. Dankie Dr. Felton.
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  27982. And again Mark Felton makes my jaw drop
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  27983. Congrats on the 1M subs! Best doc channel (in my opinion) on Youtube.
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  27984. Thank you mark!!!!
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  27985. You deserve every subscriber
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  27986. Congrats on 1 million subscribers. Your videos are so interesting I love them
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  27987. before a million subscriber gang, congrats mark!
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  27988. The papers are being looked after by top men. 𝘛𝘰𝘱 𝘮𝘦𝘯
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  27989. I subscribed at 996,407. Im an original.
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  27990. Many Congrats Mark, awesome job, you deserve it sooo much, super bravo and applause, great naration, great content, great style and presentation, you really putting so much passion into this, thanks and congratulations again, have fun
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  27991. You deserve it, because of how educational your content is. keep going and congratulations!
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  27992. Congrats on well deserved 1 million subscribers!
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  27993. Congrats Mark that's awesome about 1M. Your videos are great so no surprise here.
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  27994. Love it, keep up the work Mark! If you like these videos you may like to check out a few on our channel. Thank you
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  27995. Congrats Mark!
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  27996. Here since 50k. Nice to see you never give up!
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  27997. Congratulations Mark. Please keep spreading the word. Hundreds of Millions people in the future need to learn lessons from history so that we will never repeat them again. The only way we can do that is through teaching, just like these videos. Thank you for all of your hard work!
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  27998. Trust this guy to always knock out great content
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  27999. Congrats on million! You deserve it. Your videos are always quality content and so damn interesting 👏
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  28000. I could listen to this all day :) Thx Mark
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  28001. Congratulations on 1 million subs. Image if everyone donated $1 to your channel
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  28002. Happy million subs Dr. Felton!
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  28003. 1 million already? I feel like this channel is going to collect all of history fanatics❤
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  28004. Excellent documentary much of the contents I had never heard...thank you
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  28005. Nice work and also congratulations to your 1 million subscribers
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  28006. Congratulations Mark ❤️ from Bangladesh
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  28007. Congratulations! I hope that this milestone will encourage you to continue producing these extraordinary videos that so many of us cherish. Oh and I hope you will make lots of money for your efforts.
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  28008. Opening photo with the stormtroopers, awesome. Intriguing video/topic, thanks again, Mr. Mark Felton, for another one.
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  28009. Thankyou sir
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  28010. Your stories are always so well done
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  28011. My boy Mark putting out another history banger!
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  28012. Congrats Mark excellent content, brilliant channel
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  28013. Great video!
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  28014. Congratulations, been here since 250k.
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  28015. 💐👏👍
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  28016. Another excellent episode, reminds me of the old History Channel
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  28017. Congratulations on 1M subs. I feel like I should have been hearing the Indiana Jones theme at the end there. Best of luck on your quest to find the contents of those boxes.
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  28018. Congratulations 🎉 on 1 million subscribers
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  28019. Happy 1 million subscribers btw.
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  28020. Congratulations on hitting 1 million subscribers, you deserve it and many millions more! Keep up the great productions and thank you
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  28021. Congrats on 1 Million!
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  28022. Congratulations Mark on a Million subscribers from NZ, been watching since 2018 when you were beginning to kick off
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  28023. Congratulations on making the 1 million mark!
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  28024. I love it bro best YouTuber ever much love ❤️
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  28025. Great work! I’m subscribed to many different you tubers, but when your alerts come up, I never fail to watch!
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  28026. Congrats for 1M subs..keep it up !!
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  28027. Love your videos man! Listen to them while I sleep every night! Grats on 1 mil!
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  28028. Concratz Mark!! Well deserved
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  28029. Glad to be part of your channel, congratulations🎉🎉🎉
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  28030. Been around since 40k 😍
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  28031. 1.000.000 subscribers🎉🎉🎉
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  28032. Congratulations Mark on reaching 1M subscribers. Well deserved.
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  28033. Wow everytime i watch your Videos i learn more and more!!
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  28034. Congratulations on the million subscribers Dr. Felton, well deserved. Best History channel on youtube, or anywhere.
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  28035. Congratulations on a million subs .
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  28036. Outstanding documentaries. Always a pleasure watching.
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  28037. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  28038. interaction and stuff... keep up the great work. i love it !
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  28039. The zinc lined boxes are on isle 1316-B next to the crate marked Arc/Covenant in the basement of the Smithsonian.
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  28040. Bravo, Mark, on reaching 1m subscribers! Richly deserved! As for what happened to the missing metal boxes... Well you remember the scene at the end of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', when the camera pulls back and you realise that the Holy Grail has been stored in a giant warehouse? THAT's where they must be!!!
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  28041. So many channels here purvey pure drivel. Your videos are so well researched and well written and their breadth is astonishing. Congratulations on a well deserved accomplishment. It speaks to your high quality content.
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  28042. Here since the 30k were reached! Great Channel!
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  28043. Congratulations on reaching 1,000,000 subscribers and thanks for yet another brilliant video.
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  28044. Huge congratulations Mark. You thoroughly deserve the reward of your subscriber total. Incisive and intriguing research. Thank you...
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  28045. Been here since 230k. Never leaving. Love the videos as always Mark.
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  28046. Great Million. Subscriber video!! Congratulations!! Mr. Felton.
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  28047. You should of had a million years ago.
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  28048. Thank you Mark for your relentless effort to putting out this historic information....
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  28049. It was always cool, Dr Felton you will always have loyal viewers
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  28050. You diserve EVERY sub, and more that love your channel.! Your vids should be used as educational material to enlighten the new, nitwit generation.!!.. GREAT CHANNEL with detailed info.!!
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  28051. Congrats on 1M subs!
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  28052. Congratulations on 1,000,000. Thank you for your content
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  28053. Good one Mark. I really look forward to these. Thanks.
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  28054. congratulations mark 🎉🎊
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  28055. Fascinating
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  28056. TAKE NOTE HISTORY CHANNEL ETC... This is real factual history, not bloody storage wars!!!
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  28057. CONGRATULATIONS !!!!! Anyone that has followed your channel for any length of time has known that you would reach 1 million subscribers. You have become the new "History Channel" with information many historians may have never heard of. Thank you for saving this video for your special occasion. Hopefully you have something in mind for your 2 million subscriber celebration. Thank you for the wonderful work you do and for helping to educate us all. God bless.
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  28058. Was this historical documentary or stand up? can't tell haha
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  28059. Ah the famous English wit on display, well done old boy! 😂
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  28060. A fantastic change of pace! Hilarious!
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  28061. I LOVE Mark Felton's humor!!!!
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  28062. It's like an episode of Terry Wogans, Janet and John, really made me laugh!
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  28063. That was hilarious. Loved it😂
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  28064. This was one of the best episodes produced yet lol
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  28065. Ive heard some of your humor, but never like this! Just one after the next! Love the style of this one! Keep up the good work
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  28066. The good Dr. Felton certainly wrung out every opportunity to use a double entendre for the accompanying image, lol. Haven't laughed as much at any other video of his I can recall.
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  28067. And so we add comedy writer and comedy video editor to your impressive resume'.
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  28068. lol, this video was subtly and explicitly hilarious!!!!
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  28069. Fabulous..simply fabulous.
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  28070. Absolutely fantastic Dr Felton, I thoroughly enjoyed this video, which should be titled "Carry On Adolf"....!!!!
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  28071. Love this video! You're humour is fab!
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  28072. Love the narration! So funny!
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  28073. Oh, the writing on this one… You have a way with words in more ways than one, Dr. Felton 😂
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  28074. Love the comedic word play 😂👍🏾
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  28075. Oh my god, this was hilarious 😅 cheers Mark youre a legend
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  28076. LOL brilliant vlog…🤣😆😃😀👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧
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  28077. 😅😅😅😅😊❤Cant stop.laughing😂.You made my day Doc!
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  28078. Mark going wild with the jokes , glad to have such historian 😂
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  28079. Very punny Dr. Felton. Keep up the great work
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  28080. One of my favourite of your videos to date! Thanks Mark
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  28081. Very cool to see these pics. Love the innuendos! Thanks for sharing.
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  28082. Mark you have got to be, one of the hardest acts to follow, on to a stage, Thank you for that pleasure you bring in these, History repeating day's
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  28083. It's to me a 70yr old Brit like being back watching the Good Old Days
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  28084. Awesome commentary...had me lol.
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  28085. Wow, using some of that British humor. Good stuff old chap...
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  28086. Dr Felton the zingers were awesome you need to include them in more of your videos. That bit about the squirrel nibbling on Hitler's nuts got me laughing really hard 😂😂😂
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  28087. Absolutely interesting and bit amusing video of Adolf‘s pre pictured footages, Well done great video Dr. Felton and happy new year!
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  28088. Really enjoyed this video Mark, thanks! 😆
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  28089. a great funny very interesting video as always Mr.Felton have a good one.
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  28090. THAT was hilarious!
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  28091. brilliant!
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  28092. Extra sassy mark this ep
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  28093. I love the humor Dr! Well done!
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  28094. Thanks for the morning laughs sir!
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  28095. This episode was hilarious Thank you sir!
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  28096. The tone of this video is jarring in the best possible way. I feel like I’ve seen a video from a parallel universe 😂
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  28097. The comedy in this video is second to none.
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  28098. Yet another winner. Thanks, Mark.
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  28099. Top tier narration in this ep
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  28100. Thanks for the great laughs on a boring day 😂❤
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  28101. Hahahaha. Brilliant, thank you Mark.
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  28102. This one had me on the floor. Did not expect such knee slappers out of this channel. The Eva and Blondi bit was weapons grade.
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  28103. Mrs Slocombe would be proud!
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  28104. Mark is slingin in this. I'm laughing my ass off
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  28105. Dry humour 🇬🇧 ….we do it best….keep up the good work Dr
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  28106. You missed one there. Nuts or nut 😜
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  28107. I laughed so much! Thank you Dr Mark
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  28108. Mark I’ve always loved your videos and little bits of humor, but this one has me rolling! 😂 cheers from Idaho
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  28109. Very funny. Cheers Doc.
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  28110. Hehehe, Doc. Thanks for the laughs, man.
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  28111. TY for posting..gave me a lot of laughs today especially "Hitler's nuts" ...
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  28112. Dr. Felton. ....I love your channel and have been a subscriber in the States for several years. ... Your videos are amazing. Thank you so much.
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  28113. Some LockPickingLawyer level of double entendre on this one
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  28114. 😂😂😂 this was hilariously done! And fascinating as always
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  28115. Congratulations Mark. You got to the end of Video without cracking up. Great Stuff 😂😂😂
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  28116. Mark will be here all week. Don't forget to tip your waitress
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  28117. Behehehe informative and hilarious. Nice work.
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  28118. The commentary was hilarious 😂
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  28119. My uncle was a pathfinder with the 82nd on D-Day. He was wounded in combat during the night but did not want the Purple Heart since it would mean his mother would be notified. He lived on to be a school teacher after the war
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  28120. Nice Story Mark..as aways!!
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  28121. What a perfect way to start my weekend! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  28122. Great video sir!
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  28123. AIRBORNE! Thanks for the video doc🇺🇲
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  28124. Very good video
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  28125. always a pleasure, Mark!!
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  28126. Thank you again
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  28127. thanks again Mark !!
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  28128. Fascinating as always Mark. Awesome footage as well 👍
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  28129. There is another ace called Nguyễn Văn Bảy
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  28130. Thank you mark
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  28131. Thanks!
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  28132. ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO.
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  28133. Another fascinating article sir! Thank you!
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  28134. Very good and informative.,
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  28135. Another great video.
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  28136. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  28137. Another great video Dr. Felton!
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  28138. 🦊Mr Felton, This Yank loves your documentaries ; thank you Sir
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  28139. Thank you. From a Yank.
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  28140. Thanks!
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  28141. mark felton voice make all of his videos even better
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  28142. What an audacious vídeo considering how controversy surrounds this issue . Well presented and informative. Thank you once again .
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  28143. very interesting, thx
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  28144. Very interesting ,thanks Mark ...Jim
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  28145. Great video!
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  28146. Excellent research and comment. 🇦🇺
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  28147. Great content and comments as usual. Thank you.
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  28148. well done mark ten plus
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  28149. Great show! Didn't think it would get so interesting.
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  28150. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  28151. Thank you for all the details on British chivalry orders. Not a common topic but its interesting to know how some of those things work.
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  28152. I can't give any knighthood or title😔 So I'll give the highest honour I can give. "Watching this video during my breakfast"
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  28153. Mark. Thanks for once again providing me with my Friday Entertainment!
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  28154. Dr Felton is a master in the YouTube craft.
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  28155. Excellent video Mark! Thanks 😊
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  28156. Love your video’s!
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  28157. Another great video mark, I find it insanely coincidental that I happened to be chewing bazooka joe gum at the very same moment I saw this video lol
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  28158. Nice video about first producing of bazooka rocket..thanks for sending...especially when used as bazooka barrage with joins on jeep ...
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  28159. Dr Mark, you’re spoiling us with all these uploads today :)))
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  28160. Thanks for producing very high quality and informative content. I learn something new everytime you upload a new video.
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  28161. 7:25 Mark Felton hits close to home as this shot from early spring 1945 shows a bicycle unit going down a street in Frankfurt (Oder)-Dammvorstadt, which today is Słubice, Poland, the seat of my local county. The tower of Frankfurt's St.-Marien-Kirche looms in the background. Roughly where the building seen on the left once was, a university campus building stands today where my own graduation ceremony took place.
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  28162. Stop whatever your doing Dr Felton is teaching us history
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  28163. Some trivia for those that don't know. The Willy's was the 1st mass produced 4X4. It was a General Purpose vehicle > GP > became known as a Jeep and the iconic name and brand was born. Both the Israelis and S. African Defence forces during the 70's and 80's had 106mm mounted on Jeeps, the Israelis using it to devastating effect on the Entebbe raid destroying most Ugandan combat aircraft on the ground. Since retired as more portable conventional support weapons have been introduced.
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  28164. This such a great channel. Things I never knew. Also stuff that my father and uncle told me about. Very accurate. Excellent work. Keep going on
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  28165. Thanks for another great educational video, Mark.
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  28166. Brilliant mark education is great
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  28167. Another outstanding video sir.
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  28168. Well done - as usual - thx Mark🍻
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  28169. Brilliant Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  28170. Thanks Mark , it's 4am and can't sleep but relaxed now that you unloaded a new Video. Cheers
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  28171. Another awesome subject covered...
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  28172. Nice video Mark!
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  28173. Sorry, at 4:15, you said "the 1965 war there", I am unaware of a war there in that year. Did you mean 1967?
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  28174. Mark Felton,thank you for the story.I live in ISRAEL and yet do not remember this discovery(shame on me,living only severel kilometers from Holon).
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  28175. 1965 war in the Golan? Hmmm, not familiar with that one, just the 1967 and 1973 wars.
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  28176. Goddamit, Mark Felton! Stop posting videos, I have a life to live!
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  28177. Fascinating story, just what we've come to expect from you Mark, thank you and keep up the good work.
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  28178. Video is great Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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  28179. This channel is doing an amazing job at filling the gaps in the popular memory of WW2, including the one about the Polish contribution to the Allied victory. Thank you! A note about pronunciation; Kosacki is actually pronounced more like 'Kosatski', the letter c standing for a separate sound, the voiceless alveolar affricate (like z in German).
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  28180. A very interesting story, thanks Mark. 😃👌👏👏👏
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  28181. Once again a very informative historical profile that only you are capable of, Dr. Felton. Well done.
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  28182. Once again an astonishing story! Great job !
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  28183. Mark, you have the best military. Channel on YouTube. I’m glad I came across your channel, thanks for all the work you put in. Cheers. From Australia.
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  28184. Thanks. My father who served at Monte Casino with Anders Army,and moved to UK after, never really got over the fact that the Polish were not permitted to march in the Battle of Britain celebrations. There is alo an untold story of the freed Polish internees from Stalin's death camps in Siberia and their journey to reach the west via Kazakhstan,and Persia. My father once released was sent to South Africa to learn to fly a spotter for Anders Army. Defies belief.
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  28185. Great story Mark!
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  28186. Thank you Sir Mark Felton! Poland loves you and your videos!
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  28187. Great info thanks
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  28188. Good video
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  28189. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
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  28190. Wow.. thank you for giving us Pols a vid like this.. I appreciate you sir VERY much.. thank you!
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  28191. He was living in St Andrew’s when he invented it.
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  28192. Thanks Mark, for another glimpse into the unforgotten details of WWII
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  28193. Wow, what a surprise. Thank you so much for this
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  28194. The later version of this detector was called the ‘Mark 4c’. It was still in use in the 1980s! In training you got extra points if you could get it back in the box :)
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  28195. Just like Nikola Tesla. He was never interested in money, he was only interested in helping Mankind. Some of the greatest men/women in History, remain in obscurity. :D
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  28196. Very interesting!!
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  28197. Another gem of knowledge by Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  28198. I have watched at least 50 Mark Felton videos thank you for making these I have learned lots of things keep up the good work
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  28199. Thank you for that interesting video
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  28200. Best Mark Felton video I've seen in a while! Nice one 👍 Super cool topic.
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  28201. CK in polish is pronounced TSK
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  28202. Thank you I like all your documentals
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  28203. Once again, I learn something new about ww2. Thanks Mark!
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  28204. another marvelous presentation , absolutely fascinating :)
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  28205. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  28206. Thanks, Mark, a very interesting story.😃👌👏👏
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  28207. GET THIS MAN TO ONE MILLION SUBS! One of the best channels on Youtube!
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  28208. YET ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO MUCH LEARNING STIL.L ONGOING .
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  28209. Thank you!!
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  28210. Moy Interesante, Mr. Felton!
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  28211. Mark you are a gem! Keep up with the good work Mark for world president!
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  28212. Amazing footage....Thanks again l see....
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  28213. Awesome story!
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  28214. WoW the subscriber is growing so fast
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  28215. 1 milion is not far keep it up
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  28216. Awesome 👏
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  28217. Another top mark Felton production video 🙂🙂🙂
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  28218. brilliant stuff, always something to learn.
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  28219. Omost a million, should be 10 million 😁🇺🇸
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  28220. That’s just not cricket old boy 😅. Nice history lesson Mark 👍
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  28221. Great German pronounciation. Your videos just keep getting better
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  28222. By 'eck there's a bit of knowledge that could win a pub quiz! A T34....Sherman never knew they where designated as such. As me mum used to say, try and learn something new every day, thanks Dr Felton I achieved it today! Peace Charlie 🇬🇧
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  28223. Time for my bedtime story by dr felton 🤓
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  28224. Mark Felton is a historic genius and the man. Thank you.
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  28225. Love getting out of class to see a new Mark Felton video! Made my day and thank you for the videos!
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  28226. Great work!! Thank you Mark!!
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  28227. Stopped reading Mark Felton's 'Ghost Riders' because I remembered there's a new Mark Felton video
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  28228. Love the channel best on the platform
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  28229. hey mark, good content as always
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  28230. Thanks Mark.
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  28231. Once again excellent video Mark.
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  28232. Everyone, fwd your favorite podcast to friends and family! Dr. Felton is only 15K from one million subscribers!
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  28233. Thank you sir.
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  28234. You can either research history yourself or you can hold Mr Felton's Guiness and let him do the job. He's that good.
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  28235. I hit that like button before the second chord of the intro music ;)
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  28236. You are the best histori teller on youtube.
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  28237. Thanks for anoither great historical WW2 film, Mark. I really enjoy each one of your videos. Please keep it up. Thanks from Denmark.
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  28238. The political ramifications for all the stakeholders was very important to the Allied war effort. What would have been the ramifications of limited success. Thank you Dr. Felton
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  28239. Best Dieppe video ever. Top shelf stuff.
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  28240. I LOVE your channel, Mark! It's always INFORMATIVE and ENTERTAINING.
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  28241. Great channel, Subscribed.
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  28242. Love your videos and the way you present it! Again... apart of WW2 I had no idea! Greetings from Guatemala!
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  28243. I absolutely adore your channel! Bravo sir.
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  28244. Mark respectable commercial. I will consider Simply Safe
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  28245. I've been on holidays and read my first Felton books "Sea Devils' and 'Good Day to Fight'. I'd already read much of the latter (Prairie Indian wars) and nothing new, but very well written/summarized. However, the former book was fantastic - amazing events overshadowed by the A bombs and fall of Japan. An excellent read about the Commonwealth midget subs effort at the end of the Pacific campaign Mark. Chin chin on that read - awesome and thanks cobber.
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  28246. Thank you Mark for a great video on Dieppe....love your channel!
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  28247. Enjoyed again!! Keep em coming!
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  28248. Fantastic clear and detailed Dieppe story, your information and attention to facts is utterly astounding.
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  28249. Wow, your content is really good. Subbed!
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  28250. How does mark Felton do it? His videos are far better and entertaining and produced then network television! Thank you Mr. Mark Felton!
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  28251. You are an icon of history I love it I wish I was born back then I think, I know I'm not doing well in this day and age.....not computer friendly ! ! !
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  28252. how many thumbs up, all of them ! ! this guy knows how to history...... thank you Mr. Felton
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  28253. This is what the History Channel should be.
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  28254. Good job!
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  28255. Very interesting story! Thank you!
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  28256. Thank you for video sir 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💐💐💐
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  28257. Actually new about this(vaguely), another well researched video. Thank you.
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  28258. As always: excellent!
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  28259. SS officer Alfred Naujocks carried out the fake radio station incident ...he was also involved in the Venlo op and the counterfeit money op as well the murder of danish officials and civilians during the war as part of the Peter Group ...
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  28260. Thanks you...
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  28261. Great story Mark 👍😎🤝
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  28262. Informative video 👍
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  28263. Merci beaucoup prof. 👍
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  28264. Your're doing a great job!
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  28265. I see a new video and I watch it. Good stuff.
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  28266. WOW THANK YOU! this was unknown to me...
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  28267. Man, History is certainly not Black and White. Thanks for this, Mark Felton. This was a cool little story!
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  28268. Awesome video!
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  28269. More awesome cryptohistory Mark! Rock on with your bad self!
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  28270. Best WWII content on YouTube! Thanks
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  28271. Another fascinating nugget from Mark Felton :)
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  28272. Mark Felton the Worlds greatest story teller and Historian.
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  28273. This is what the history channel used to be Mark you have officially become the new history channel.
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  28274. Thx Mark 👍
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  28275. Mark you are awesome.
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  28276. Thank You Dr. Felton for another outstanding piece of " learning " I Hope you and your loved ones have a Great and Healthful New Year ! Cheers, Tony
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  28277. Merry Xmas Mark.
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  28278. Amazing story. Mark, keep digging
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  28279. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  28280. Great a mark felton video for the morning, and I got hot cocoa 😄
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  28281. I never knew this! Thank you very much for your informative and interesting videos, Dr. Felton!
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  28282. Best historian of WW2. Thank you Dr. Felton. I’m a very happy subscriber.
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  28283. Merry Christmas Professor Felton!!! What a wonderful historical gift!
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  28284. Your vid’s are among the best I’ve ever seen
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  28285. My number one go to guy for history about WW2. Learn more from Mark in 5 minutes then in 4 years of the high school history classes I took.
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  28286. Always interesting and detailed
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  28287. You always find the most amazing, unknown stories. Thank you Dr. Felton. Happy Christmas and New Year.
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  28288. Thanks Mark. Never heard of this attack. Have a great week.🙇‍♀️
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  28289. Dear Sir, please accept my great congratulations on Your whole masterpiece of historical science. Me myself, among many others, consider Your enthiusiastic effort as one of the best parts of the YouTube historical streams. Go on and do not hesitate to increase Your efforts. Thank You (polish: Dziękuję).
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  28290. A lot learned from you sir,thank you.
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  28291. Well, dr Felton, I've been investigating Wschowa (as a Pole) for geological reasons, but this is the first time I ever heard of tis glorious achievement of my compatriots. Thanks so much!
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  28292. wow...you still amazed me with this story that I never heard of before. Thanks for sharing.
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  28293. Correction - it was not a radio station, but a relay station instead. Regards from Gliwice (formerly Gleiwitz),
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  28294. Mark Felton history "icon" ‼️®™️
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  28295. Great video 🎅✅
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  28296. Perfect Friday afternoon... Cheers Mark 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍
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  28297. Always awesome, this world class master historian and author delivers another great video presentation!
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  28298. Another fantastic video Mark
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  28299. The BEST CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE! Thank you Mark!!!
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  28300. excellent video like always 👍🏻
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  28301. Have a good weekend Mark! Cheers
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  28302. Enjoyed your video and so I gave it a Thumbs Up
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  28303. Wow great surprise, never heard about this, thanks mr. Felton... 👍😊
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  28304. Dr. Felton is always a welcome relief from the dreck that is often passed off as history.
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  28305. Ace thank you Mark.🇬🇧
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  28306. Interesting always Mark
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  28307. Very interesting! Thank you!
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  28308. Excellent as always
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  28309. I thought I read a lot and yet I’ve never heard of this woman. Wow. Thank you 👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  28310. Best history Channel ever
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  28311. Of all my Channel Subscriptions MFP is the only one that I hit 'like' as soon as the Vid starts.. never, ever have I had a reason to unclick. 👌
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  28312. Thank you Dr Felton. Excellent research.
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  28313. Again, Mark never fails to surprise and keep us enthralled!
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  28314. Great knowledge, thanks!!
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  28315. Very niche and very interesting, thank you Mark
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  28316. Best history teacher ever.
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  28317. Another very good presentation from Mr. Felton...
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  28318. Mark is sunshine on a rainy day
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  28319. Always excellent! Thank you.
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  28320. Incredible, and well narrated.
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  28321. Superb i had no idea of this , great as always 👍
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  28322. This is the earliest I’ve seen a video, Exceptional work Dr. Felton
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  28323. Dr. Felton, You continue to impress! For those of us who have studied World War II for years, and have a thorough grasp of the subject, you still present new information. Your channel is a highlight of YouTube. Well done!
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  28324. Awesome story. Another home run, Dr. Mark!
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  28325. Heard the ding, finally had time to sit down and watch it.Another great video keep them coming please Mark.
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  28326. Never knew of this raid. Fascinating!
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  28327. Another gem of a documentary. Made my week. Thank you Mark.
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  28328. A very big....Thanks
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  28329. Superb research!
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  28330. I am a simple man, I see video my Mark Felton, I prepare my body, and I click play,.
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  28331. Yet another brilliant video, love your work
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  28332. Keep up the good work sir. I look forward to Mondays thanks to people like you, Tik, and others!😅
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  28333. Very good video
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  28334. Thank you Dr. Felton for making these awesome content.
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  28335. Always so interesting!
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  28336. I’ve been waiting for a new Mark Felton video all week 🤩 never disappoints:)
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  28337. Mark uploads, I click
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  28338. Thank you for this excellent post, history of the German raids which I was unaware of, even after studying this for many years!
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  28339. Excellent as always!
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  28340. I love when I open Youtube page and see a new post by Mark.
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  28341. Another great and unknown story of late war german acts! awesome job once again Dr. Mark Felton!
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  28342. Awesome channel.
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  28343. Excellent as always
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  28344. did not know they held those island but mark teaches us again thanks
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  28345. Wow! Wild story! Thanks Mr Felton.
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  28346. Love these videos always been interested in ww2 respect from Portsmouth uk
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  28347. Mark bringing us amazing content once again
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  28348. Thanks Mark. Once again unknown or little know history brought to light.
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  28349. Another great vid mark.
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  28350. Honey wake up new Mark Felton video
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  28351. What a Wonderfull channel for those who love history and stories inside History.
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  28352. Another great story Sir Mark. I for one donate to your work. Best Regards. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  28353. Amazing.
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  28354. Dr. Felton thanks for rescue Of the history , is incredible thanks 👍
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  28355. Excellent as always Dr Felton. Greatfully yours. 🖖
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  28356. Very interesting Story..loved it Mark.
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  28357. Very cool production MFP. A lot of new info I'd never known.
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  28358. Love your videos.. I am always interested of WW2...
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  28359. Excelllent, thank you!
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  28360. Dr. Felton I love your content and channel
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  28361. Popcorn time again!
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  28362. Hell yes.. Happy Tuesday Mark
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  28363. M1 Garands are ceremonial weapons used notably by the Old Guard at the Tomb of the unknown soldier.
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  28364. Exeptional video 👍 !
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  28365. Awesome video as always.
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  28366. Great work Mark ‼️ ❤️ . Big Fan 😉
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  28367. Your videos are fantastic!
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  28368. clicked immediately. fantastic video!
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  28369. Thank you for video sir 💐👏🏼💐👏🏼💐👏🏼
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  28370. Comprehensive video thank you.
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  28371. Awesome video. Learned a lot and well explained.
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  28372. Excellent video!
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  28373. This man has yet to make a bad video.
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  28374. Mark you are a history teacher legend. Your channel is awesome! Your upload rate is unreal.
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  28375. Over a 153k views in six hours. Impressive.
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  28376. Thank you mark !!!!
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  28377. Great episode. Thank you.
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  28378. Another outstandingly researched video! Really top work, over and over again on this channel. Congrats Mark.
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  28379. dont think i've ever clicked on video faster
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  28380. Many thanks Dr. Mark. Brilliant stories as usual.
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  28381. I love this subject. I liked it before I even watched.
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  28382. I was doing research on this topic like 2 days ago :) Thanks for this video
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  28383. NICE
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  28384. Its always a good day when Mark uploads
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  28385. French MAS 36 rifles are also still in use in a number of African countries for ceremonial duties, and many were used in the early months of the syrian civil war after some Syrian Arab Army depots were captured in which were held a huge number of surplus french firearms delivered to Syria post WW2
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  28386. You don't have to thank me for watching it was my pleasure as always Dr.Felton.
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  28387. Very good sound. And documentary thanks
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  28388. Very good work ... thanks Mark
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  28389. The British origin lee enfield .303 rifle with 10/11 round magazine is still used in India. Actively by some police and in ceremonies by some regiments.
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  28390. VERY interesting AS ALWAYS 👍
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  28391. Very interesting material 👍
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  28392. Excellent video thanks 😊
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  28393. Never did i think i would correct Mark Felton but the K in Kar98k stands for Kurtz. Which means short. Kar in Kar98k stands for Karabiner.
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  28394. Dr. Mark Felton.... and firearms!!!! YESSSSSSSSS!
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  28395. Top class Historian 👍
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  28396. Another great episode, thank you Dr. Felton
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  28397. Best channel
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  28398. The guards outside the royal palace in Phnom Penh Cambodia also use the Moisin Nagant.
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  28399. Fascinating!!!
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  28400. Excellent, thank you Mark
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  28401. Very well done.
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  28402. By the time I had watched it,another 15k brothers and sisters had watched it,awesome Dr Felton well done.
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  28403. Another great video. Thanks for what you do 👍
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  28404. This was VERY interesting
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  28405. Thank you mark very cool! 😎
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  28406. That was excellent to watch. Thank you 🇦🇺
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  28407. well presented and researched, thank you kindly : much enjoyed, appreciated
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  28408. Great video 👍🏻
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  28409. You alway find facinating aspects of our military history ,,you have my highst respect sir.
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  28410. Superb video as ever, Dr. Felton. Thank you!
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  28411. Another benefit of @Mark Felton Productions is that it sites other intriguing military situations. This edition reminded me to research the Russo Japan war of 1904-1905!
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  28412. Thanks Mark! Greetings from Moscow!
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  28413. First love your vids Dr felton
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  28414. Excellent Sir Mark you never disappoint. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  28415. Just subscribed, what a great educational channel.
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  28416. Awesome video.
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  28417. Another excellent video.
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  28418. I come for the intro music, stay for the story.
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  28419. Nice. Entertaining.
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  28420. Mr. Felton, I enjoyed your short documentary immensely. In the past I had the pleasure of firing many of them. Once again thank you so much for sharing your work.🤔💯👌👊👍
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  28421. Many of the MG3s in the Norwegian army have waffenamnt markings as they were shipped and converted from MG42s to MG3s in the 60s and 70s, so they are really MG42s
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  28422. Mark Felton........simply the best!
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  28423. I love your channel. Thank you.
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  28424. Mr. Felton, it seems the Tiger I of Bovington will not remain the only one in running order. The Saumur tank museum has started restoring theirs back to running order!
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  28425. Thanks, Dr. Felton. Last time I was this early to one of your productions Barbarossa hadn't started yet.
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  28426. 114th viewer ;) EXCELLENT MATERIAL Dr. Felton! Great appreciations.
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  28427. Mark is the gigachad of history youtube channels
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  28428. The one in Kentucky is called a reproduction by its owner. It was built by HVM Associated Enterprises Ltd.
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  28429. Name a politician that does not lie! At least you point out what is true. A rare commodity in these days. 👍
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  28430. Great video, i agree with you!
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  28431. Brutal but fair comments on the Walter Mitty storming the all you can eat buffet and Penny Mourdant. Had me laughing like a drain.
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  28432. My father fought in the North African campaign. Captured at the fall of Tobruk, he spent the rest of the war as a POW. He was awarded the 39-45 Medal, the 39-45 Star and the Africa Star, but was denied the Defence Medal. I’ve seen the letter that accompanied the three medals he did receive. It simply stated “regretfully I have to inform you that you do not qualify for this additional award”. From memory so maybe not exact wording. No actual explanation was given as to why. Based on the information in this video he should have done simply for receiving the two stars.
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  28433. Interesting documentary
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  28434. "The Greek and Crete campaigns".... Having cut his teeth in the First War by the Dardanelles campaign and the wholly inappropriate attempt to redeploy the Naval Division to defend Antwerp. To quote Max Hastings (Catastrophe: 1914, page 529) "what took place was a shocking folly by a minister who abused his powers and betrayed his responsibilities".
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  28435. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate.
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  28436. A true historian as yourself questions history I applaud you for this
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  28437. I've read more than a few books about Churchill and knew him to be a very egotistical sort. This medal business is all new to me and very interesting, but not surprising, really. Thank you very much, Mark. Your research is outstanding.
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  28438. There is an irony in the picture of Churchill and Attlee wearing their WW1 medals. Attlee fought in the Dardanelles, being one of the last to leave during the retreat, and was wounded later whilst fighting on the western front. Churchill who served as brigadier, coincidently for the minimum 3 months (maybe slightly less) that it took to qualify for the 3 WW1 medals, and who rarely went within artillery range of the front line, came out with the same medals. That in itself is OK I guess, but for Churchill to later refer to Attlee as a "sheep in sheep's clothing" albeit in a different context strikes me, as indeed does the medal collecting, as the behavior of someone who has to expend much energy protecting their feelings of inferiority.
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  28439. You know what ? You are a great Englishman , possibly one of the greatest and objective out there.
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  28440. That's the question 'if'.
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  28441. Mark Felton will range into important and too typically little covered areas of political and military people's dark sides in his pursuit of unbiased and insight valuable historical knowledge. In his treatment of individuals, he may also recognize the humanity in figures generally villainized. He's all together professor excellent. Yes. I think so.
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  28442. I had wondered about Churchill's uniform wearing during WWII - but until now I never seen the situation explained. Many thanks for filling in the blanks! (And a whole lot of blanks there were).
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  28443. I lost all respect for the King when he cried like a baby when he found out he had to be King. Therefore him giving Churchill medals he didn't deserve shows little respect for those who truly deserved and earned it. I think Churchill did many great things but also some decisions I totally disagree with. Just because a King can do something doesn't make it honestly correct. That's my opinion, like it or not. Great video Mark as always.
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  28444. The Starmer/Blade Runner reference was hilarious
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  28445. I like that Captain Alberto Bertorelli in Alo Alo - "I have many medals. This for service in Abysinnia, this for service in North Africa" and the bottom row "...for service in fiats"... at least he was honest.
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  28446. I love that Felton wit! Cheers, Mark!
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  28447. Those mules of the US Army, from as back as George Washington, were actually descendants of an Spanish donkey, gift of king Carlos III.
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  28448. Just amazing, who would have thought a glider full of mules! Unusual and interesting content!
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  28449. I work at a horse stable so this was great and educational nice work mark Felton 🙂👍♥️
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  28450. My Dad looked after mules in India as he was a shoesmith farrier.
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  28451. In the Swiss military mules are in service until today.
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  28452. In the 80s the Brazilian Army conducted a study to employ mules in it's Jungle Warfare units, but the animals never adapted to the harsh Amazonian environment. Later, the army came to the conclusion that the buffalo was ideal for logistics. A buffalo can carry up to 300 kg of supplies on its back, using a tactical harness developed for them, and three times that in a wheeled cart. Nowadays, the Brazilian Army actually deploys buffalos in some of it's platoons, even down to the squad level, in the Amazon rainforest. Mind that motorized vehicles are unable to traverse the dense jungle. Even bicycles proved unreliable during tests.
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  28453. I love the old-documentary feel of these videos, Mark nails the narration style
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  28454. Makes me wonder about the ex-U.S. Army mule captured from the Chinese in Korea. Was it born in Colorado and shipped to Burma? Burma to China to Korea? What a world traveler that mule was. Also, the offspring of a Male horse and a female donkey is an animal called a Hinny. It is not near so common as the mule. They normally aren't as big and useful as a mule because, like Mark said, size is mostly based off the size of the mother. Large donkeys are not as common as large horses.
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  28455. nice to hear some real information Mark Felton thank you!!!
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  28456. This is the best channel ever!!
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  28457. Another outstanding bit of history presented by Dr. Felton. 👍👍👍
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  28458. BTW. US Army mules are in the Quartermaster Corps. There was actually an active Quartermaster mule program when I served from 1984 to 1992. But I think it was only large enough to be a detachment.
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  28459. Only Mark Felton could make mules interesting.
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  28460. Great video Mark ! .
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  28461. Thx 🙏 for your vidéos, your work and this Special Video about animals . You make always a Great vidéo about pur history. Christophe Chardin
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  28462. Dr. Felton, you make learning a joy
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  28463. I enjoyed this video, Thanks Mark
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  28464. Great video about these underrated animals
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  28465. A simple Thanks will do...!
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  28466. Thanks Mark for another great installment, please keep them coming.
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  28467. I never thought I’d be learning about mules in a history channel. Superb content as always!
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  28468. Can't wait to see your books come to life on the silver screen mark!! Another smashing and interesting video!!
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  28469. Wow interesting, the role of mule during ww2 is undoubtedly amazing although it is not talk much.
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  28470. Thanks, great vid
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  28471. Mark will make a video about donkey and I would watch it with delight and amazement.
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  28472. I never realised how important these animals were. Thankyou for yet another gem from history.
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  28473. That was really fascinating story very often overlooked by many!
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  28474. Today ,The Ejército Argentino..use The mules in The nort Of our country..and the Andes . Very nouble animals .
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  28475. The Indian army still use mule for transportation especially in Northeast n Himalaya regions
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  28476. You provide an outstanding history class on demand; thank-you, Dr. Felton!
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  28477. Thank You Mr. Felton For This Bronze / Gold Star Mules War Stories > Darn Good Video > Really Darn Good .
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  28478. Wow mind blown, again 👌👍
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  28479. The Bundeswehr has still one unit of Mules in Bad Reichenhall. The famous "EAZ 230" Mulitreiber!!
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  28480. Another great video! Thank you Mark!
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  28481. how informative, thanks.
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  28482. Mr Felton...thank you for producing this!
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  28483. The Italian Alpini and Artiglieria Alpina retired their Pack Mules into 1980s. They were a common sight in the Province I lived in as a University Student 1974-83 close to the Alps. The design of the 105mm NATO Pack Howitzer was specifically designed in Italy for Mountain and Mule Transport, being derived from the WWI Skoda ( Austro-Hungarian) 75/18 demountable Mountain gun, widely used by the Alpini in WWII.
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  28484. I had a friend who mustered in at Ft Sill, OK during WWII. Early on, as the troops stood in formation they could hear the senior NCOs talking about a post basketball team. The senior NCO then announced that they needed volunteers that were at least 6' tall. Thinking they were going to get some easy duty, my friend and several others eagerly volunteered. When they fell out, the sergeant informed them that they had just volunteered to be mule packers!
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  28485. Served my militairy service in Lebanon with the Peacekeeping force Unifil in 1981. We used a donkey to supply some observation posts in the mountains not reachable by car or truck.
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  28486. The British Army used mules on the Falkland Islands in the mid to late 1980's.
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  28487. This is the only channel where I like the video before I watch it. I know I will. It's a Dr. Mark Felton production. Always informative.
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  28488. The Indian Army still has 6,000 mules.
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  28489. Best wishes to you Mr. Felton. May all good things come to you in 2022.
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  28490. Another good story.
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  28491. Another great vid!
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  28492. Wonderful video! Keep 'em coming!
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  28493. My Dad was in the 1st RCR, he talked about using mules in the Italian campaign.
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  28494. Great vid. Great perspective.
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  28495. Sir Felton hits another home run.
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  28496. It's not a good morning if I don't get up and see Mark Felton Productions has a new upload. Perfect start to the day. Always informative, love your work! Thank you!
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  28497. My Uncle ran a packing outfit after the war he had an old mule (army brand) He was the smartest mule he ever had. Snakes, Cougars, Bears, did not panic him
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  28498. My father fought in Italy as part of the British Army's Cypriot mulers.
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  28499. Love this super interesting wartime material.
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  28500. Staggering stuff Mark.
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  28501. My grandfather served in the Greek army in 1940. His job was to feed the mules/donkeys that carried supplies up the mountains.
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  28502. Indian Army still uses mules. India's borders along China are extremely mountains and therefore India has a large number of forces specialized in mountain warfare. Mules are extremely important for such units.
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  28503. Wow, I've never even thought about how the mules were so valuable!
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  28504. Leave it to Dr. Felton to burro into obscure but fascinating topics such as this.
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  28505. About 50 years ago I belonged to a fraternal organization, The Veteran’s Corps of Artillery, and we owned, and drilled with, a WWII 75mm pack howitzer such as was used in Burma. The tube, recoil mechanism, trails and wheels could be broken down and placed on mules - thus “pack” howitzer. My chief recollection of this weapon was the weight of the components and my heart went out to the mules that packed these pieces through rugged jungled mountains.
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  28506. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  28507. This is a great video
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  28508. Felton ur a legend. Put some respect on da mule
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  28509. Another great video. Cheers to mules. Keep the videos coming.
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  28510. Amazing as usual. Cheers.
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  28511. As one who was born in Missouri, thank you for this spectacular tribute. For those not familiar, google ‘Missouri + Mule’.
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  28512. Thank you Mark for this remarkable story from history, I had a mule for 25 years along with a quarter horse some of the best days of my life....again thank you....
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  28513. Fascinating 🧐
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  28514. Once again .. Felton presentation goes were the other just wont..
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  28515. The pack mule, the unsung hero. Thanks for this one.
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  28516. Our farm is right next to a Indian reservation. My dad talked about how after the war many surplus mules were given to the Indian farmers as was other surplus vehicles. These Mules had their voice boxes altered to prevent them from braying and possibly giving away their position. They were also trained to lay down at the sound of a air raid siren. He said every time a fire truck went by the mules would all lay down!!
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  28517. Great subject choice Mark! Brilliant
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  28518. Thank you, Dr Felton, for always filling in the unknown blanks in the retelling of World War II. Those poor mules sure did their part!
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  28519. THANKS FOR THE MULE WAR STORY IT OPENED AN AREA OF WARFARE SELDON COVERED. EXCELLENT REPORTING MARK !!!
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  28520. Once again Mr Felton your documentary regarding mules does not disappoint. Kudo's too you.🤔👊👍
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  28521. Fantastic. My grandfather was an officer in 10th Baluch and the Royal Indian Army Service Corps. Mules served a crucial logistical role in the North West Frontier, Burma and Italy. One of my grandfathers close friends was John Ashdown (Paddy’s father) who was sent to France commanding a mule logistics group and was instrumental during the evacuation from Dunkirk.
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  28522. Thanks enjoyed
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  28523. Another banger by Dr Mark Felton.
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  28524. Nice video to watch before work. Thanks mark
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  28525. 👍👍👍👍
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  28526. Well researched sir... 👍👍👍👍
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  28527. Just love this channel. So much work for the subscribes 😁🌹
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  28528. Interesting episode, thanks Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  28529. More top tier historical content. 👌
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  28530. Wow ty Mark I didn't know this
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  28531. Thank you for making this video and letting it see me.
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  28532. Wow thank you. I’m just starting this video but can’t wait to learn from this. Great content always
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  28533. I watch these in amazement every time. How on earth did any of it happen😳 This was brilliant, of course. 👍
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  28534. this is one happy viewer! An hour plus video? Awesome! Thanks for all you do Mark
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  28535. TOP video of last years! nice work
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  28536. Mark, I've said this before on another video, but you've replaced what the History Channel was here in America. Now it's all sword making shows, alien conspiracies, and pawn shop shenanigans. Back in its first years you'd get a lot of WWII documentaries, so much so it was nicknamed the Hitler Channel. I learned more about the war watching those than I did in school. It encouraged my interest in history in general. A pawn shop show just doesn't do that, and if I wanted to watch a show about alien conspiracies, I'll watch "The X-Files".
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  28537. You may have outdone yourself Dr Felton! Splendid job
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  28538. Youre videos are simply excellent!
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  28539. Brilliant! Absolutely the best research. Thank you!
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  28540. Mark you are very good this was very well done
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  28541. This was fantastic! It felt like Tames television the world at War. Truly fantastic. I would love one on the Ratlines like this. My wife, who never watches things like this with me. This was the first time. She said interesting. She also loves Rouge Heros ! Thank you.
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  28542. Thank you very much for sharing😊
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  28543. I know what i'm doing for the next hour or so
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  28544. Happy New Years Mark!! Thank you for all your content
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  28545. Mark you are your weight worth in gold, this is so very gripping the way you make documentary.
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  28546. My favorite history chanel, another great video
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  28547. Really looking forward to watching all of this!
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  28548. Mark Felton is amazing!
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  28549. I know what im doing for the next hour now
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  28550. so many views so quickly......good job
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  28551. Why do you have only 250k subs get this guy to 1 million
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  28552. Thank you Dr. Another great video! Please keep up the great work.
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  28553. A history channel witch "only" 260k subs gets more views the fist 24h than channels with 1m subs lel, BTW keep on the good work Mark
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  28554. Great story...great history...thanks for sharing.
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  28555. Having been an Imoerial German sqord collector for many years,I can concur that these are the finest examples anywhere.Magnificient
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  28556. Dearest Mark thx i'm now an proud owner of one of your Books guarding Hitler thx
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  28557. Nice to see them colektet. It was Christian the 9th and not the 10th who made him a Danish admiral. Othervise excellent lecture👍👍👍
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  28558. Thank you. As a former helmet collector, I am drooling. I have three of these WWI beauties but none of any quality. BTW, one of mine bears an artillery ball instead of the usual spike. The three are very light in weight and quite small as people were more diminutive. Experience taught them to appreciate the steel M-16, P.S. The visorless M-18 purportedly was issued to Turks to enable head-to-ground kneeling prayer. M-17, and M-18 lids!
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  28559. An amazing video.
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  28560. Thanks!
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  28561. Afternoon Dr F hope you had a good weekend
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  28562. ...the Swiss Airforce replaced their Ju-52s in the 1980s with UH-60 'Blackhawk'-helocopters...!
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  28563. P P pick up a Pingouin
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  28564. Love your videos mate
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  28565. Early again! woo hoo! Thanks Mark!
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  28566. i dont watch documentals about wwii on tv, i just get in youtube and watch mark.
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  28567. 2 k more subs and you have a million
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  28568. Great video
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  28569. Thanks!
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  28570. Informative
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  28571. Whooorah another great video BWOIIII
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  28572. Mark I heard you on the ww2 podcast with Angus.i thought.. I recognised that voice.
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  28573. Excellent Video Mr. Felton!!
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  28574. Wow! Quite exciting. Can't wait to watch this again later. Superb work Mark!
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  28575. Excellent Mr. Felton, and thanks!
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  28576. Thanks again! Who needs history books when you have Dr Felton.!.!....
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  28577. 3 Minutes and already ~1.175 views xD
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  28578. Good article.
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  28579. A lot of information withheld is to conceal egregious behavior by the government.
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  28580. Dr. Felton, I expect some time in the 2040s you will be working on a project to determine what interesting things have been released to the public finally, so I look forward to your video release at that time! I'll still be subscribed.
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  28581. Fascinating!!!
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  28582. You are doing GOD'S work my friend - stay safe
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  28583. I bet when that stormed all the German engineering industry they classified that fast
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  28584. Ah! Dr. Felton just gave me something to ask for, for Christmas, "Devil's Doctors."
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  28585. Always enjoy your videos.
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  28586. Thank you once again, Dr. Felton! Once more i appreciate (as you may or may not remember 'liking' in a previous comment section) the inspiration and valuable learning material, many thanks 🙏
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  28587. Thank you for the video.
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  28588. must be frustrating but thx for your nice and educating work
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  28589. I completely wholly believe the brits have something fishy to do with Himmler because Himmler had a finger in every pie (Pls like or comment it’d make my year)
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  28590. Don’t forget the files still secret on the sinking of HMS Glorious.
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  28591. My mother was involved in RADAR in WWII and would never speak about what she knew or what she had done. She believed the authorities over her who told her these were secret and should never be repeated.
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  28592. Such important work Mark. Keep finding the truth. Shocking and sadly nothing the general history narrative provides.
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  28593. That was such a great piece, I watched it twice. Who knew.
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  28594. Enjoyed that. Thank you Dr Felton!
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  28595. Love this channel.
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  28596. Another nice video!
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  28597. Great research. Thanks again.
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  28598. I think this may be one of Dr Felton's best yet.
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  28599. Thanks for another informative and interesting video
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  28600. This was definitely fantastic and super interesting Thanks for sharing this video👌👏🏼👏🏼😉✌🏼
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  28601. I now like the video before I watch because I've never had to recant the like I distributed to this stellar channel. Good stuff chap.
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  28602. After watching this video, I felt compelled to pull out my old Iron Maiden tapes. As always Dr. Felton you have peaked my interest in ww2 history
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  28603. Mark Felton your videos are very informative without any bias, God bless your mission of informing the truth rather than cheap thrill propaganda.
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  28604. A Mark Felton video just posted?! Drop everything and watch.
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  28605. Sir Mark Felton top notch as always, making this corona days little easier and as always good history lesson to, more then this days in schools .
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  28606. I couldn’t wait to get home to watch Mark’s channel 🙏🏾
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  28607. That was really interesting! Thanks Mark!
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  28608. 👍 👍 👍!!!
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  28609. LOVED THIS VIDEO!
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  28610. good video. say could you please tell me how many of your videos have been taken down? and how could we watch them. thank you very much. your the best ww2 documentary artist on the web keep up the good work.
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  28611. Another informative video! Great job!
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  28612. Thank you Mark for all these videos they are fantastic
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  28613. Best thing on YouTube. Thanks Mark
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  28614. If somebody gave you the TV series you deserve, we’d lose you and then where would we find content this good? Nowhere! Another original piece, fascinating. Thank you
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  28615. I just came back from a run and boom Mark Felton updates. It is a great day already.
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  28616. bin watching for 2 years my fav history chennel on youtube
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  28617. Mark is the man 😎
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  28618. Something you wouldn't ever learn in history class. Great job Mark Felton Productions!
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  28619. Awesome video as always, Mark and Productions! Love the title :)
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  28620. Fantastic channel....
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  28621. Beautiful like always
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  28622. Mark Felton the new history channel
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  28623. Thank you!!!
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  28624. Thanks for giving us such great content Dr. Mark,my favorite history teacher here in yt.
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  28625. I love falling asleep listening to these videos
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  28626. Yet more mind blowing stuff from the master of WW2 stories.
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  28627. As always, you are the best Mark!
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  28628. Excellent video as usual 👍thanxx Mark
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  28629. Great video!
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  28630. Just when I thought it was a bit far fetched for any women on the German Army to have been awarded medals of valor. Thank you Mark!
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  28631. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  28632. Thanks for another outstanding video and another chapter on WW2.
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  28633. Been up for 37 mins already 11k+ views
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  28634. There he goes again teaching me more than school ever has. Just casually blowing my mind.
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  28635. great story, thank you Mark
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  28636. Interesting as always, Dr. Felton. Keep it up!
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  28637. Excellent story
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  28638. Hero of the Soviet Union, the first woman to receive it was Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya.
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  28639. Very nice...congratulations.
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  28640. What an extraordinary subject again! Great ! Keep up te good work Mark!
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  28641. Mark, I think it would be interesting to hear more about some of the less well known theatres of WW2 as you have done in the past. The partisan struggles in Yugoslavia are particularly interesting in my opinion. Perhaps some of the exploits of Fitzroy Maclean would make a good video idea? Operation RATWEEK perhaps?? love your videos
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  28642. Excellent content again.
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  28643. I love this channel.
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  28644. lol 10 mins 3300 views 105 commments noice
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  28645. What you are doing here is very respectable. Your work humanises the members of the opposition who would otherwise be left out in modern history. All soldiers need to be recognised and spoken about in an unbiased manner. These were unusual times. All bravery should be talked about, as bravery does not involve opinion. Whether a German, a Russian or a Briton, bravery and courage prevail as a commonality, and anyone who does not recognise this and chooses to leave out certain soldiers due to their political background is doing a disservice to the human story.
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  28646. Thanks for the information about different categories of the Iron Cross.
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  28647. New and VERY interesting information from You Mr. Felton 👍 Thank You Very Much!
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  28648. Nice video. Very informative
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  28649. Your videos are the best Dr Felton. Hope you are doing well ♡
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  28650. I see a new video. So I'll save it and watch it during lunch time.
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  28651. interesting insight Mark. One can only imagine if the Nazis allowed female units early in the war, which effect this would have had.
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  28652. Your better than my history teacher
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  28653. Amazing--so interesting & thanks!
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  28654. Interesting facts. 😊 THANKS.
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  28655. Great stuff mark keep it up
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  28656. Good video watched it all already
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  28657. Love your videos! Keep up the good work!
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  28658. Thanks Mark. Another very interesting bit of WWII history.
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  28659. Excellent mark
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  28660. Wow, great video !
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  28661. Your vids are always so fascinating. Thank you Mark.
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  28662. Always learn something new on here! Cheers mr Felton
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  28663. Mark! Excellent video!!
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  28664. Thanks again Mark 👍
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  28665. Thanks again Dr felton great videos.
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  28666. Such an interesting subject!
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  28667. Thank you for learning us sooo much Mark!
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  28668. Thank you Mark for the well presented doc
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  28669. Another great post, always learning something, thank you Mark! Greetings from CPH 🇩🇰
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  28670. Thank You Mark Felton for this video.
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  28671. What a fantastic story - super amazing that 80 years later these aircraft are still in military service, can’t wait for the B-52 to be in service for 100 years! (Come the 2050’s) - thanks again for great story Dr Felton!
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  28672. What a wholesome video. Great as always Mark!
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  28673. Excellent history my friend.
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  28674. Indian Air Force restored a Dakota to its vintage fleet in 2018. They also operate around 50 Hawker Siddeley HS 748s
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  28675. My grandfather flew C-47s (and C-46s) over the "Hump" as a 22 year old 2LT.
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  28676. Super interesting as usual. Thanks for your work!
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  28677. Excelent research Dr Felton, thank you!
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  28678. Year's ago l found this aircraft very easy to fly.....Thanks
    1
  28679. As an airforce kid . It was the first aircraft I ever flew in . At RAF LUQA Malta in the 40 ‘s
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  28680. I did a static line and 2 MFP out of Dakota's. At Menton Days and Perris Valley. Hooah, AATW.
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  28681. Basler Turbo Conversions takes DC3's stripes down and rebuilding them with zero airframe hours. Today 66 DC3's or Basler BT-67's has been rebuilt and in operation.
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  28682. Basler is located in Oshkosh Wisconsin, and uses the same airfield as the annual EAA Air Venture.
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  28683. An outfit in my hometown operated a small fleet of C-47/DC-3 cargo planes in the 1990s. They were air freight haulers. Hogan Air. They operated near the old Aeronca factory...which made artillery spotter planes during WW2.
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  28684. MANUFACTURING THEN WERE BUILT TO LAST , BUT NOW THEY HAVE PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE . THIS VIDEO IS WELL RESEARCHED . KUDOS MARK .
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  28685. There is one Dakota used by Indian Airforce for air shows and exhibition
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  28686. Very well done
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  28687. Thanks Dr. Mark Felton❤️🇨🇦
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  28688. Fascinating and fantastic video!
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  28689. Thanks for the interesting video as always!
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  28690. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  28691. Excellent information. Thanks Mark ☺️
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  28692. Thank you for making this video and letting it see me.
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  28693. A great very interesting video as always Mr.Felton.Have a good one.
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  28694. Thank you for the surprise video on my lunch break! 😉
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  28695. Dr Mark. The BEST !! Greetings from NY
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  28696. Looking good for 50, Dr! I don't commwnr much, but: I appreciate your vids. I consistently learn of things/people/events from this channel that I've never even remotely heard of before. And you do it in way that's not overboard, nor boring. It's impressive. Your videos feel "cozy".
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  28697. Good Video!
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  28698. That was fast video production.. even for you, Mark. Congratulations!
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  28699. Living through a Mark Felton video topic level event for sure wasn't on my 2024 bingo card
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  28700. Another great history lesson from Mark Felton.
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  28701. You should definitely branch off to modern stuff more often l like your narrative voice as it is. You’re a great source of information that I can rely on not having to fact check. If it’s your birthday like other had commented have a great birthday and keep at it !
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  28702. Good post brother Mark 👍🖊️😎
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  28703. Thanks!
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  28704. My favorites are the Russian Naval dagger and the Ottoman Army Kilich! Thanks for another awesome video!
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  28705. God, I’m like a child on Christmas Day
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  28706. Awesome work!
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  28707. Great video thank you
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  28708. Absolutely news to me! Thanks again for a great video, Dr. Felton!
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  28709. Hitlers Manpad was the Berghof and Goerings was Carinhall. Sorry. Wrong Manpads.
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  28710. Another excellent upload Dr. Felton!
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  28711. Another great video
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  28712. Once again, another fantastic video. Thank you, Mark!
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  28713. As a former VFF, utterly fascinating.
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  28714. Thank you Mark!!!
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  28715. Once again you have a video on a subject that I had never heard about. Thank you again, Dr. Felton.
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  28716. Very interesting. Interesting enough that I'm going to explore the subject further. Thank you.
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  28717. Fantastic video yet again
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  28718. Thanks!
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  28719. Mark Felton never fails to provide us with facts that isn't commonly covered by History channels or only mentioned once and details are provided less while Comrade Felton give us the info in full detail
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  28720. Another amazing little piece of history brought to light.👍
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  28721. Wonderful video, thanks for bringing this vital part of the victory in Europe back into the light
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  28722. Didn't even know these guys were a thing. Really cool to know. Cheers Mark
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  28723. As always, an excellent story. Thank you very much Mr Felton. A hug from Chile, South America.
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  28724. Once again Mark, you fascinate me with another bit of history I have never heard of, thank you.
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  28725. A great video to start my Saturday morning! Thank you, Mark!
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  28726. Just think for an Xtra lazy billion they could have added a lake at the end of that zip line with 5000 HP Atlantic Class Speed boats for that Ultimate Escape Experience?
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  28727. I used to drive M113's and M577's in the Army. The M577 isn't longer. It's taller behind the driver and includes a power generator. Also note the sh*t eating grins of the drivers in your video clips: that's completely normal.
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  28728. This was excellent Dr Felton, utterly amazing. Looks a great ride just for fun tho.
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  28729. Worked in Iraq in 2006, with two of those firefighters from the NASA program.
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  28730. Wow very interesting
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  28731. Fireball? There were other scenarios that would trigger an emergency evacuation. Smoke on the flight deck, leaking propellant etc. It wasn’t developed to survive a catastrophic explosion.
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  28732. I love this channel!
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  28733. Do the Skis Against the Atom story, Mark...
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  28734. A nice treat to end the working week!
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  28735. Thanks amazing
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  28736. Awesome documentary!
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  28737. Another intriguing, informative & interesting insight…
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  28738. Like , only that you Mark Felton are a historian and discover History, seek the truth.
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  28739. Excellent content, as expected.
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  28740. I'm losing count of all the new videos coming out. Make sure you're getting some rest too there Mark. Thank you again and again for the great videos.
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  28741. Mark. Thanks for providing my Friday Night entertainment!
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  28742. Thankyou dr Felton!! Great video
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  28743. Thanks for your factual version of this story
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  28744. Thank you for an educational video!
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  28745. My grandfather fought as a guerilla patrol leader behind the lines in Petsamo area. I have his written memoirs from this.
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  28746. Thanks so much for your work.
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  28747. 19 mins ago and 6.4k views - congrats Mark
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  28748. Thanks Mark Felton i was trying to find good information for the Winter war and what do you know the best history channel on YouTube gave to me.
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  28749. "..she.." Finland is 'he', it's "isänmaa", fathers land in English. Mother Russia is 'she'.
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  28750. There is not much I look forward to in this poxy time, but a Dr Felton vid is up there. Thank you.
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  28751. As a Finn, I can say that a very nice and expert video on the subject. In my opinion, the victory for Finland was decided by the very cold winter and terrain, the relentlessness of our soldiers and Stalin's officer purges.
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  28752. This was a top notch post. Thank you as always.
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  28753. Your channel is pure gold.
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  28754. Thanks for this 👍🇳🇿
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  28755. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  28756. Thank you for your video.
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  28757. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
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  28758. Your knowledge is in-depth and detailed; It’s enjoyable to listen to your vid(s); THANK YOU! 👍🏼👍🏼👣
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  28759. As always fantastic videos thanks for the upload keep them coming 👍
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  28760. Dr Felton always puts out great content. If you enjoy it as much as I do please consider donating to help keep the awesome stories coming. It's well worth a few bucks (or whatever your currency is called 😉)
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  28761. i looked at this video and saw i wasnt subbed anymore? very odd , great videos mark!
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  28762. fascinating as always‼️®™️ 👏👏
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  28763. Fascinating part 1 mark….
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  28764. Excellent presentation!
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  28765. Very interesting indeed......Thanks... Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  28766. Thanks!
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  28767. Superb! Thank you.
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  28768. Can't wait for part 2
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  28769. Thanks
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  28770. Amazing as always !!!
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  28771. Press like. Watch.
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  28772. Love these keep it up !
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  28773. Great video! Learned more about world war 2. Thank you.
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  28774. You didn't mention that they were typically dressed as nuns.
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  28775. Thanks!
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  28776. They weren't dressed as nuns. Corporal Jones would have been disappointed.
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  28777. Yes, Oberst Kurt Steiner landed to kidnap Churchill 😂
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  28778. Really interesting to hear about these things that is forgotten about. Also. The Eagle has landed is another fave movie of mine. Micheal Cain was good in the role and a good cast.
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  28779. Of course, they did. I saw a documentary on it with Michael Caine. They were there to abduct Churchill.
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  28780. Great information....❤❤❤❤❤
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  28781. Of course they did. 12 of them landed in Studly Constable to try to kidnap Churchill in 1943
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  28782. " Bitte. Ich bin in Irland, ja?" "Sure and ye"re in O"Connell Street, begorrah....."
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  28783. Sir Mark felton we love you 🙏🤲🤌🤌🔥🔥
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  28784. Thanks!
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  28785. No reserve 'chute, but a radio set to communicate with Berlin 'Teufel! Hallo Berlin: Meine Fallschirm öffnet sich nicht! Auf Wiederseeeehen!"
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  28786. Crazy this video is out as I just finished rewatching Band of Brothers
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  28787. Happy Easter
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  28788. Nice historical coverage video
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  28789. Thank you for this video....💓🌹
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  28790. Wonderful story Mr. Felton. I appreciate your videos.
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  28791. BLOODY HELL Dr YOU WENT AND DONE IT AGAIN OUTSTANDING WHY WE SUBSCRIBE .
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  28792. Great story Mark, keep up the good work.
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  28793. Thank you
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  28794. Another great video!!!
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  28795. Great video
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  28796. Such well researched and presented history. He deserves a medal if such a think exists for best historian!
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  28797. Nice vid mark
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  28798. Thank you Mark another fascinating video
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  28799. Even for people who have studied WWII for years (like myself), Dr. Felton never ceases to surprise even experts on the subject. Plus--his research and calm, documentary style delivery make every one of his videos fascinating. There are several other "wannabie WWII history channels" here on YouTube. But Dr. Felton shows the difference between a merely well-read amateur, and the true expert.
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  28800. Thank you mark very cool! 😎
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  28801. Merci mark
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  28802. Thanks Dr mark felton great once again.
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  28803. 👆👆😲💯💯👏👏 thanks
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  28804. Thanks Mark!
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  28805. I always enjoyed reading about WW2 and I love this channel. Thank you!
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  28806. Once again I am instructed. Thank you for your honesty and devotion.
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  28807. Greetings felton followers and the Doc himself
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  28808. Never knew this. Thanks for posting.
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  28809. I just looked it up $6 in 1942 is worth about $100 today so that's a nice raise.
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  28810. Happy Halloween about to take my kids trick or treating. Had to sneak a video in quick.
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  28811. Haha what a strange tale Dr Mark,very entertaining
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  28812. G'day Mark, Well, here's a perfect example of facts not getting in the way of a good yarn. Although, that number plate twist at the end of the real story is suitably spooky for All Hallow's Eve. Outstanding video, as usual. Cheers, BH
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  28813. GREAT VIDEO!!!! WONDERFUL VIDEO!!!!
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  28814. Glad to see you got a sponsor
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  28815. Awesome video Mark
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  28816. Great video Mark
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  28817. Another most excellent video!! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
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  28818. I think last year it was a British Bomber that is haunted. This year dam cracking story. Once again a big thumbs up.
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  28819. Thank you Dr. Felton, you are very entertaining as well as a wonderful educator.
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  28820. Good video man keep it up
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  28821. Just keep it up Mark!!!!! One great one after another........
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  28822. Excellent story, many thanks Mark
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  28823. What a great video! I don't believe in curses generally, but that numberplate is one HELL of a coincidence! Thanks for the work you do on these videos Mr Felton, it is much appreciated always!
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  28824. I'm very happy Mark has a sponsor. He deserves it for his great work on this channel.
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  28825. Dam good if I say soo myself
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  28826. Great story. Thanks Doctor Mark.
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  28827. Top notch Dr. Felton, top notch.
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  28828. I love this channel
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  28829. Part of the Kreigsmarine crew to the Prinz Eugen was engaged to help sail the Battle Cruiser from Scapa Flow to the Boston Naval Yard to strip the armaments. Once completed they also helped to take the vessel down through the Panama Canal and into the Pacific and sailed it to the Atomic tests at Bikini. The vessel wouldn't sink. So it was towed to Kwajalein and rests there now as a marine sanctuary . The crew were paid in American dollars and flown back to their homeland.
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  28830. Another excellent video. So many stories which I have never been aware of. Bravo Mark! Let's see you on TV / radio soon!
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  28831. Another excellent presentation, thanks for your excellent research, Mark. 👌👏👏👏👏
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  28832. that is what they dont teach us in school.Thank you.
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  28833. Surprising what you don't know until you listen and learn .....
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  28834. Hope you hit 1million subs soon
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  28835. Love your videos keep on keeping on brother!
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  28836. Always good information & very interesting.
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  28837. I’ve learned more history from Mark than school
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  28838. Just when one thinks YouTube has devolved into pranks, car crashes, unboxing, and 'Best of...' clips, Dr. Felton uploads and faith in the platform is restored.
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  28839. They say experience is the best teacher. I say Mark Felton.
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  28840. You are better than my history teacher
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  28841. Mark Felton one in a million . Great Productions.
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  28842. Great vid and more history lessons keep them coming ..
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  28843. amazing, this subject is barley known! thank you so much for your super cool videos, best history lessons ever!!!
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  28844. Another fascinating look at a part of WWII history that I’d obscure but important.
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  28845. Thanks for posting very informative
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  28846. Almost at a million subs, you deserve every single one Mark 👍 also would love to see more on the Anzacs.
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  28847. More great videos mark, excellent work
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  28848. As always a good one from Mark Felton. I always enjoy watching the new video before I fall asleep. 👍 Good work!
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  28849. Wonderful detail that we never knew at the time. Thank you.
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  28850. My Father took over 77 Assault Royal Engineers after his CO was KIA on landing..
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  28851. Awes sbow Mark. Thanks for sharing
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  28852. Excellent work as Always!
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  28853. An excellent video with a lot of new pictures!!! Well done!!!
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  28854. It’s 1:45 in the morning? Nah it’s mark Felton productions time
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  28855. As always. Very well done. Thank you
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  28856. Thank you!!!
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  28857. I cant express how much i like this channel
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  28858. My Dad fought at Caen D-Day +30 worked with the FOOL as a radioman, spoke a little German helped with the radio traffic. (Foward Observance Officers Laison)
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  28859. Keep it up mark!
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  28860. Excellent footage and graphics. More in depth time wise would be sweet.
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  28861. My record to a Mark Felton video is this one in under 5 minutes of being posted, this is peak performance. Another Great Video!
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  28862. This was excellent.
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  28863. Doesn’t matter if you are early or not.... Dr Feltons videos will always be priceless and of the same excellent quality throughout time
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  28864. My late Father was among the British troops at Caen. He always said the key purpose of securing the town was to act as a right turn pivoting point for the front to swing east towards the Cherbourg peninsula. Hence Caen was vital to deny the Nazis a base for attacking the allied rear.
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  28865. Great video!
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  28866. Nothing better than a Mark Felton notification...
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  28867. Loving these Normandy campaign vids! Battles up to Germany
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  28868. Mark Felton video alert Me: Guess I'm postponing bedtime again...
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  28869. Ironic that I was watching a documentary with you in it on Hitlers Amerika train and now this hehehehehehe.
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  28870. Good job to pronounce Caen correctly :)
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  28871. Dis channel is better than the history channel and + it post videos at 1am
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  28872. Fantastic source for modellers. Keep them coming please!
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  28873. NEWS FLASH!! Here come's the intro it's Mark felton reporting 😊 👍 Thank you..
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  28874. Another good vid
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  28875. Great Video mark love your content keep it up
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  28876. It would only be Rite. If you were on the History channel!!
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  28877. Staying up way later then I should is worth being early to a mark Felton video
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  28878. I have never been this early
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  28879. Anyone else watching this on a train
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  28880. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  28881. Very cool video thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise
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  28882. Good content interesting
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  28883. Good looking TANK CONTENT very interesting and FACTUAL as usual History lesson
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  28884. MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅🤶🎄⛄🎁🥶
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  28885. Very, very cool episode
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  28886. Fantastic and timely. Wunderbar!
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  28887. First comment!
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  28888. Another interesting Video cheers Mr Felton
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  28889. Great video 👍
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  28890. That was quite a lot of research to do for that video I think. As always great job Mark! :)
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  28891. You are amazing Dude ... these are the best WW2 videos ever
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  28892. As usual Mark interesting facts I knew nothing off. Thanks for this video which gives so much information on the Hitler family. So interesting. I always wonder where you get all the information. Shows how being a professional historian makes all the difference. Thanks again for all the effort you put into these posts.
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  28893. Your stuff is just so good.
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  28894. Mark: Bloody Good One: Great content... Really enjoy all of your work. Former Combat Trooper US Army Ret.
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  28895. That was very interesting. Thanks.
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  28896. WOW.....The things l do not know Hitler family...l can't imagine the research and work must go into producing such fine video's as this.....This would make a fine 2 hour documentary....An you did it in 14:59 minutes....Outstanding....Thanks very much my friend....Stay safe...!
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  28897. This guys voice is so suited to WW2 videos😁
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  28898. Informative, nice production
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  28899. Absolutely fascinating video thank you
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  28900. Nice to hear all the correct pronunciations!
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  28901. Amazing research and photos. Well done.
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  28902. Very informative. Thank you so much dr. Felton !
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  28903. Nicely done 🤗
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  28904. Awesome Channel!
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  28905. Very interesting Mark. I appreciate your thorough research.
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  28906. Very interesting
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  28907. Interesting!
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  28908. This guys channel is better then college history classes.
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  28909. Interesting . Thank you.
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  28910. Mark......thank you so much for all you do on your channel here. I learn so much watching these.
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  28911. Patchogue, Long Island is pronounced PATCH-awg. I lived in a neighboring town and went there often🙂.
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  28912. Full of interesting info
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  28913. Awesome work, Mark!
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  28914. I did not know this until know thank you for the information
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  28915. Good stuff 👍
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  28916. Thanks for making so many interesting videos on some of the lesser-known facts of WW2.
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  28917. Thank you I learned something new today thank you for that
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  28918. Thanks Mark. I enjoy all your videos and their content very much
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  28919. Absolutely fascinating. Expertly explained.
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  28920. Great video. I’m always amazed at all the detailed information you find and include in your videos.
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  28921. Mark, your great work and presentation give me new meaning of historian. Historian used to mean my highschool teachers.
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  28922. The aircraft is displayed at the Flying Heritage and Combat Armor Museum in Paine Field,Everett,WA. Not in Seattle.
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  28923. Thanks!
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  28924. Thanks!
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  28925. Thanks!
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  28926. An interesting tale. Thanks Mark.
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  28927. This reminds me of an axe I found while woodcutting with my dad. A cedar had been felled by poachers next to the log we worked on and I found the axe stuck in a young hemlock. It had been there a couple years. It would be absolutely incredible to find a relic like this though!
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  28928. It ain't no summer without Mr.Felton's great interesting video.Have a good one.
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  28929. That is a amazing find. Another great video Dr Mark Felton! thanks again!
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  28930. Excellent
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  28931. Excellent very interesting!😀😀👍
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  28932. Wow, super interesting! Thank you!
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  28933. Thank you Mark!
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  28934. Love the videos
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  28935. Nothing better than a new video from Mr Felton! Another fantastic video from my favourite YouTube!
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  28936. Thanks for the history Mark.
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  28937. Thanks Mark!
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  28938. Excellent as usual
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  28939. Thanks!
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  28940. This is great.
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  28941. this is the reason i love your videos. Every time unique and interesting. Thank you
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  28942. keep up the good work Mark
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  28943. Not going to try to be first comment.... Happy New Year Mark!
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  28944. Great thanks for this I enjoyed it, have a happy new year
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  28945. THIS IS ,TOP,NOTCH NEWS THANKS FOR A BIT OF LAUGHTER.
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  28946. This is great
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  28947. Dr. Felton, you gave us just what we needed...good news for a change. P.S. Without those feline warriors, Number 10 Downing Street would become a cat-astrophy of rodents.
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  28948. Best wishes for 2020 Mark!
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  28949. I think Mark is on the Sauce already. Happy New Year.
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  28950. A nice chuckle to end the year.
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  28951. Nice Churchill impression Mark!
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  28952. Happy New Year to you! Thank you!
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  28953. A great New Year Edition - thank you Mark. You always surprise us pleasantly.
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  28954. excellent video, I love cats
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  28955. Me Wow! Thanks again Mark!
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  28956. This is different. But I like it.
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  28957. Thank you Dr Felton.
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  28958. Another amazing piece of history 😊
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  28959. Another amazing history lesson, thank you Dr.Felton.
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  28960. Bro your on History channel rt now !!!’
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  28961. Thank you!!!
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  28962. Big fan, Mark!
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  28963. Not physically, but rather was attached to it figuratively, as an escort ship essentially.
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  28964. That was interesting! Thanks again Mark!
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  28965. Very interesting video Mark, thank you.
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  28966. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  28967. Thanks for the information
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  28968. I am no fan of naval history, but man, you could talk about a toilet paper and still make it interesting.
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  28969. I'm on kwajalein atoll rightnow. I love history. Thanks for the upload.
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  28970. Fascinating Material....ty Mark Felton
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  28971. Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
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  28972. Thanks for another great video Mark
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  28973. Amazing video
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  28974. I have to give this a thumbs-up because my Uncle Charlie took part in Operation Crossroads, attending the Baker test. He was a boiler mechanic and examined the boilers for damage. He didn't examine the Prinz Eugen for reasons explained in the video. It was a big operation and he was given what resembled a high-school yearbook with pictures of the participants and the bomb explosions. Most of the ships were American .
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  28975. Your videos make history more instresting
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  28976. Thanks Doctor Felton .
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  28977. Excellent work again, Mark!
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  28978. Interesting video
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  28979. Thanks!
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  28980. Thanks!
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  28981. Excellent Vid Doc!!!! I appreciate the appropriate videos and pictures from the era.
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  28982. I was here before Casey Neistat said Marks videos where great 😂
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  28983. That's very interesting thank you Dr. Felton
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  28984. This was a good one!!! Thanks for the research and for sharing!!
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  28985. Local lore has it that these were left in place because it was deemed too unsafe to remove the residual explosives left deteriorating inside after they were abandoned for years.
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  28986. more fasinating research Mark, well done!
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  28987. Excellent as always
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  28988. Thank you Dr Felton
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  28989. Just saw Casey Neistat, one of the most famous youtubers in the world, say that youre his favourite youtuber. He said it on the Impaulsive podcast!
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  28990. To be fair to those of us ungrateful colonials watching, a football pitch and a football field are pretty close to the same size. Allegedly both are called football because they're played on foot as opposed to being played on horseback.
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  28991. Your videos are always awesome !
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  28992. It's tough to bury and hide the past, bravo Dr. Felton, another fine episode.....😎
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  28993. Well done sir !! happy christmas
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  28994. Dr. Felton, it is an informative pleasure to watch your videos from across the pond. Historical facts, or as some imply "trivia" , are far from that. Your videos provide an insight to me, i hope others, that is lost between shores and time. Much appreciated, plan to visit a few of the places referenced in your travels. Also hope to visit the cemetery in Luxembourg where my uncle from WWII is buried. Died in 45 and received the medal of honor. This from an older guy in Austin, TX.
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  28995. Remains of the monitor HMS Glatton are also buried under the ferry terminal at Dover, she was sunk with torpedoes to prevent her magazines exploding after she caught fire in 1918.
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  28996. You would think that there is nothing we haven't already learned about the wars ...but somehow MF always comes up with something new
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  28997. Will make a fascinating future archeological dig! THANKS, Dr. Felton! Your videos never cease to amaze!
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  28998. Thanks that’s a great story!
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  28999. So interesting as usual
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  29000. This is why i love this channel..Thank you dr.Felton .
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  29001. Always informative !
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  29002. Remember that Mark Felton video that wasn’t awesome? me neither
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  29003. I recognized the picture in the thumbnail right away. It is from A old Dragon kit which I have in my stash of kits. So thank you Mark on the history of this weapon and guess what my next build will be?
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  29004. Mark you are best. I like history so much. 🇫🇮👋
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  29005. Respect for your balanced view and report 👍
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  29006. Thanks!
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  29007. @Mark felton a small suggestion if ever you need to mention the town of Huy in any future videos. Most correct pronounciation is hwee. Just being a helpful Belgian.
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  29008. I salute you Mark Felton.
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  29009. Mark your the best.
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  29010. As always...nice video Mark!!
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  29011. Great work! Best regards from Germany :)
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  29012. Un-biased and right to the point. Good job Dr.Felton!
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  29013. respect for your work
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  29014. I was not expecting De Gaulle to be the tallest. Awesome video Mark!
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  29015. Only Mark could make something so innocuous and banal interesting... Best channel on the Tube, thanks again bud👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  29016. Thanks Mark
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  29017. Interesting topic.
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  29018. Great idea Mr Felton!
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  29019. Thank you for all this exhaustive work you do.
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  29020. Nice video thanks for sending 👍👍👍👍
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  29021. Thank you!!
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  29022. I really thought Winston Churchill was at least 6 feet tall! Still love that PM! THANKS for the great video! You really are excellent at what you do!
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  29023. Great 👍 video love your STUFF
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  29024. I’m 2 and 1/2 inches taller than Hitler. I enjoy lil tidbits of information such as this. Thanks Mark for posting. Something a lil different.
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  29025. Typically very interesting and extremely well made 👍
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  29026. How tall is my fascination with Mark Felton's youtube channels?... Yes!!
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  29027. Incredible video, good job All I did was want to watch and not stop watching
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  29028. Brilliant as always Mark!
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  29029. Awesome Work Mark Thanks Greetings from Helsinki Finland 🇫🇮
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  29030. Interesting, thank you Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  29031. Well that was a wierd one??! But as ever enjoyable. 😁👌
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  29032. Great Video Sir...very interesting.
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  29033. Thank You once again Dr. Felton .
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  29034. Thank you Dr felton ..
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  29035. Your Videos are always interesting and entertaing to watch. The selection of topocs is splendid aswell. Please keep up your Work, Dr. Felton.
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  29036. thank you Dr. Felton!
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  29037. Fasinating! Very interesting content Dr. Felton. Love it!
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  29038. Thank you mark very cool!
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  29039. Every topic, every word you deliver is interesting.👍
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  29040. Thanks again Mark!
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  29041. Mark, your channel is fantastic! Keep up the great work!
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  29042. This was a really interesting video! Thanks Mark! Looking forward to the next one!
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  29043. Keep up the good work. Great video as always.
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  29044. Very good info!!!
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  29045. Thank you sir for your videos
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  29046. I love this Channel! Very intersting history facts😁😁😁
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  29047. Omg i love your videos and all the content. Plus your voice.
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  29048. thank you Mr. Felton, your videos about WWII are amazing 👍
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  29049. That was very interesting and completely new information!
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  29050. Awesome thanks
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  29051. Felton is the best ww2 historian of all generations.
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  29052. New Mark Felton video...must stop what I'm doing and watch.
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  29053. Excellent video.
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  29054. Well done sir, very interesting!
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  29055. Amazing story mark 👌
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  29056. Great info !! Thank you Mark !!!
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  29057. Remarkable story, which was unknown to me thusfar. Thnx Mark
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  29058. Always a good day when you wake up to a Dr Felton video!👍👏cant wait to watch you destroy history channel yet again lol
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  29059. thank you Dr Felton!
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  29060. Always enjoyable and knowledgeable
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  29061. Great vid
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  29062. thank you agaın thıs vıdeo
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  29063. Fascinating as always Dr Felton. Thanks for sharing!
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  29064. Thanks Mark.
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  29065. Thank you Mark, keep up the great work
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  29066. And once again Mr Felton show how one should present a historic topic. No sensualization, no hype, just facts and clear questions on a common spooky topic that we don't know much about. Good job!
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  29067. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  29068. I love this channel.
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  29069. Mark Felton the beast
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  29070. Gosh I've been waiting a serious video about this subject for so long ! I was getting tired of watching again and again alien theory video about Die Glocke... Thanks Dr Felton !
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  29071. I am a simple man. I see that Mr Felton has uploaded a new video. I watch the video
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  29072. Nice work as always mate!
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  29073. Good video 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  29074. Great video
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  29075. This was highly interesting and entertaining. Thanks Mark!
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  29076. Didn't expect that X-files reference at the end mark Felton nails it again as always
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  29077. Good information, thank you for sharing.
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  29078. Thank you Mark Felton for your hard work and dedication. I think I speak for the lot of us when I say thank you. Thank you for putting in what must be tremendous amounts of work and time to bring us both quality narration, facts, and photos. Not to mention story's you wouldn't hear otherwise. (Had no idea about world war II zeppelins) But also bringing a lot of us back to a time when the history Channel was about history and not whats in Grandma's Attic.
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  29079. BTW: Your german pronunciation it on point.
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  29080. I’ve been waiting for this
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  29081. Outstanding!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  29082. Bovine Excrement is my new favourite term!
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  29083. Woo hoo! Love watching your videos. Thank you for posting them Mark!
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  29084. Anybody else upvote before even watching video?
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  29085. You always do excellent work. Thank you
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  29086. Oh God, just another stupid conspiracy theory video....oh wait, it's Mark Felton!
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  29087. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  29088. Another excellent content. Congrats. Thx.
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  29089. Now I gotta dig for more info on yet another topic :D yay! Thank you, mark!
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  29090. History was meant to be told by Mark Felton
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  29091. Great topic! You rarely hear about it this or only once in awhile
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  29092. Awesome and incisive video as always.
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  29093. ...GREAT VIDEO, THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
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  29094. Thank you again!!
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  29095. Thanks Dr Felton, just fascinating.
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  29096. i love this video
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  29097. Very interesting Mark - thanks!
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  29098. Mark, I'm sure you've viewed it with your own eyes, but many of the U.S. Army buildings we currently work in have the evidence of sandblasted Third Reich ornamentation.
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  29099. What an incredibly interesting video
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  29100. Interesting analysis...thanks.
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  29101. As always very informative most interesting and most importantly very entertaining documentary you for your excellent research and your voice over excellent work and editing 👍
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  29102. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ documentary
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  29103. That was very interesting thank for posting
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  29104. I lived in a place called bonstetten where a old Jewish immigrant camp existed. Very interesting.
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  29105. Daaaum!!! Never heard of this. Not good at all! Thanks for exposing this
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  29106. Another Felton masterpiece! Great information.
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  29107. learned something today, thank you!
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  29108. Always Quality.
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  29109. Wow, what a story. Thanks.
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  29110. Mark Felton great history maker
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  29111. fascinating, thanks.
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  29112. A fascinating topic, and always superbly presented. Thanks for one of the outstanding online channels.
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  29113. good video and good storytelling
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  29114. Hope you had a good holiday,keep your good work coining.thanks again mark!
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  29115. I took part in the centennial anniversary events for the sinking of the Titanic in 2012 when I was a Sea Cadet with No. 1 Nelson in Halifax. I was in Charge of the Cadet group that landed roses on the graves of the victims.
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  29116. Thank you mark!
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  29117. Great work! I love watching your videos because of the obvious research you put into them!
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  29118. Thank you for this Dr. Felton.
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  29119. Another brilliant but sombre video Mark. Your work is fantastic.
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  29120. And sunday just got better!
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  29121. Great story. Many thanks for sharing.
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  29122. Pleasure to watch Mr Mark REGARDS Ziggy Canada
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  29123. Often your videos raise more questions than answers...A Historical unquenchable thirst.
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  29124. Keep up these productions! Very interesting for a WW2 buff!!
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  29125. Wow - Never heard of this , I was stationed at Oldenburg Airbase during my time in the German Luftwaffe .
    1
  29126. Thank you much for sharing this video! I very much would like to build a model of Monte's Miles Messenger; Maybe his Storch too. I'm a big fan of the latter type.
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  29127. Great video thank you for sharing
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  29128. Another amazing vid!
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  29129. Thanks for another great video Mark
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  29130. Another fantastically well informed video. Thank you very much🙏
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  29131. Another excellent episode. Thankyou.
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  29132. These small but important events are what makes me watch your channel! Keep it up!
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  29133. The legend has uploaded another masterpiece
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  29134. You never dissapoint ! been subbed a long time , your one of my favorite channels ,Thank you .
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  29135. Kom elke dag de brug over naar het werk. Cross the bridge daily on my way to work, not a single day passes where I dont think of these events.
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  29136. Thank You once again Dr. Felton.
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  29137. Dr Felton I subscribe to several channels, yours is one that I always watch!! Thank you for telling the other side of the story. You Sir are a treasure!! Semper Fidelis SSgt B.
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  29138. Superb work Sir .... A story that I had been unaware of
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  29139. Thanks!
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  29140. Excellent. Thank you very much, appreciate it a LOT 👍 Greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, T.
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  29141. Dr. Felton is obviously the greatest historian in world history!!!!! Thanks Dr. F!!!
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  29142. Thank you so much Doctor Felton , are pictures amaizing .
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  29143. Thanks Mark. This is my city and i am a history fanatic but most of this is new to me....
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  29144. Another high quality video from Mark.
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  29145. Great as always sir!
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  29146. wonderful account..thanks very much
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  29147. Fascinating story, well researched and presented. Thank you for telling it.
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  29148. Thank you Mark.
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  29149. You are a great narrator. You have a great voice. Just saying.
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  29150. Very interesting video. Thank you, Mark.
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  29151. When I open any video from this channel, first what I do is click like button.
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  29152. Beautiful car! Incredible story! Thank you for posting this video!
    1
  29153. what a comfort to listen to such well enunciated, grammatical English!
    1
  29154. Fascinating
    1
  29155. Very interesting, thank you.
    1
  29156. Great video
    1
  29157. What a discovery ! another excellent video Mark !
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  29158. Great video
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  29159. Hey Mark, just saw you on TV ! Boom !
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  29160. Oh how they grow....I subbed to this channel when it had just a few hundred subs. It's well deserved it's grown like this.
    1
  29161. Love this channel, and I’m a boomer!
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  29162. Fascinating beyond imagination
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  29163. Great video. A +
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  29164. Felton at his BEST!
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  29165. What a great historical find. Great doc.
    1
  29166. excellent video
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  29167. Bravo!! Great video!
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  29168. Thank you Mr Felton. Great investigative historic journalism!
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  29169. This is why I love this channel.
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  29170. Another brilliantly researched piece of history. Please keep them coming Mr. Felton.
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  29171. Another awesome vid!
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  29172. Mark Felton you are a global treasure. When the rest of the world is busy trying to erase history (no doubt in order to repeat it) you are busy uncovering and preserving it.
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  29173. Your videos are the best Mark!
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  29174. Great video
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  29175. Another fantastic video. History brought up to date. Thank you Mark as always.
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  29176. Great work Mark
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  29177. Zey ver onleez followingz ze orderz. Brilliant and informative film Mark, kudos to your efficiency and superb detection skills, thank you.
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  29178. Love when historical artifacts are discovered in unlikely places. Thank you Mr. Felton!
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  29179. @ Mark Felton productions . Hi (Dr.) Mark, in just want to drop a quick line in the comments to thank you for all these great short videos you have uploaded. All are fascinating and enjoyable (and it goes with out saying thoroughly researched). Thanks
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  29180. Damn, outstanding presentation.
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  29181. A video with real ww2 footages! Great job!
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  29182. Fantastic as always Mark,would love to see a film about the penal units used by both sides on the eastern front,I love your channel,its absolutely superb!
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  29183. Another great video - so close yet so far eh
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  29184. Bloody good story that .Well done.
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  29185. Brilliant video again Mark!!
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  29186. I liked that you stayed in the town too! Thanks I learned somethings and enjoyed it!
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  29187. rather watch ur videos than listening to my history teacher
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  29188. Great rare video . Thanks Mark 🤝👍😎
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  29189. Wonderful war stories with historical facts. Great channel
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  29190. Thanks Mark! Love the history lesson!
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  29191. Great video Mark. Thanks for posting.
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  29192. Amazing and unkwon story Mark! Astonished 😦
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  29193. Always nice to watch your videos ! Seeing your 10 minutes video with full of interesting fact is much better than any tv documenter today
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  29194. the narraration in all Mark Felton Productionj videos is superior
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  29195. More excellent work, Mark!
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  29196. Mark always has pretty hi def quality video.
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  29197. Very nice videos ....
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  29198. Another excellent video!
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  29199. too nice history video
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  29200. Excellent presentation. Thanks.
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  29201. These docos are so well made. Great narration as well.
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  29202. As always, insightful and brillant.
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  29203. 🎩 notch as Always Dr. Felton.
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  29204. Great information thanks
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  29205. THANK YOU MARK BEST HISTORIAN ON YOUTUBE FACT ABOUT WW1 N WW2 .
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  29206. Respect & ❤️ from INDIA sir.🙏🏾
    1
  29207. awesome material. thanks mark!
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  29208. Thank you for interesting vid.
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  29209. Thanks, Mark. Very enlightening I must say.
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  29210. Wow, that's a lot to unpack. Sad, glad and just fascinated. Thanks Mark!
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  29211. Thank you Mark!!
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  29212. Thank you Dr. Felton! Or Mark, whichever you prefer? Anyway, sending my regards from a small town in western NY state. All of us appreciate the superb content you put out. Thanks again. - V
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  29213. A Tokarev almost ended my baby making tool while l was in Vietnam....A close call...Thanks !
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  29214. Interesting as always. Thanks
    1
  29215. Thanks for your restless research work!
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  29216. Thanks!
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  29217. wonderful work put into this CONGRATS!
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  29218. Another Felton masterclass video, and so interesting. Thank you for keeping us informed in a non biased fashion Mark. Well done and as ever I look forward to the next one, regardless of subject. Best wishes, and do please be careful Mark! Ben 🚍🚌🙏🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
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  29219. Loving this foray Into more modern times Mark
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  29220. Did anyone else noticed that Mark's stuff is ALWAYS interesting??
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  29221. I absolutely love this series, you're doing.
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  29222. Brilliant and informative as always. Great stuff.
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  29223. Well done....as usual.
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  29224. Awesome 👍 as always, Dr Felton
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  29225. Enjoyed the video Mark have a good day
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  29226. Another excellent post, thank you professor.
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  29227. There's an old joke in Ukraine about "oiling the garden" (because a pile of WW2 guns is buried in it).
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  29228. I love you mark felton! <3
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  29229. Keep up the good work Felton. I appreciate your work.
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  29230. Interesting stuff - thank you Mark for this great insight
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  29231. 1st class ...thankyou for sharing
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  29232. Mark. Thanks for providing my Saturday Night Entertainment!
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  29233. I understand he probably can’t touch on every single weapon that is being used in the conflict but I have seen video footage of a K 98 Mauser rifle being used by Ukrainian forces. If it’s not original K98 perhaps it is a later Yugoslavian Zastava model.
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  29234. Excellent as usual. Thank you Sir
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  29235. The danger in flying was astronomical back in the day compared to now. The number of people killed in commercial and military flights was incredible and that didn’t include combat. It’s ironic and unfortunate that hitler survived so many flights especially as many were out to get him.
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  29236. a great very interesting video as always Mr.Felton.have a good one and Happy New Year.
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  29237. Thanks important information ℹ️ always learned something new history 📚
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  29238. Thanks, for the illumination. Do appreciate it.
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  29239. Excellent video. Happy new year.❤
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  29240. I thoroughly enjoyed the video, thanks again.
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  29241. Awesome Mark 🙏
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  29242. Thanks for the Great Video Dr Mark! Smashing JJ
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  29243. Thanks!
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  29244. So good I watched it 2x's
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  29245. Fascinating. Thank you again.
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  29246. Fantastic pronouncation mark
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  29247. Thanks!
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  29248. Thx Mark another great video !😊
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  29249. Looking hella sharp Mark. Sending blessings from Texas
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  29250. Much obliged yet again Dr. Felton….absolutely fascinating‼️
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  29251. i love your documentary. Thanks!
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  29252. Doctor Felton has made the phrase "busman's holiday" obsolete. Now it's "historian's holiday".
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  29253. 8:48 Future headline: "Noted Historian and former MI6 agent Dr. Mark Felton has been fined by Bavarian authorities for light trespassing and taking a bath in Hitlers old tub in Munich."
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  29254. Genuinely interesting, as always.
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  29255. Mark Felton is so Genius Historian journalist 💕❤💕
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  29256. I love the video, 👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  29257. Your videos are really really great ! So informative and so well done . Thank you !
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  29258. Mark you really are a remarkable contributor to not only Youtube but to the knowledge of those of us who have been sufficiently fortunate to have found your channel. I have now taken great pleasure from passing your name on to a number of my friends who I am sure will also enjoy your work. Many thanks and greetings from Australia.
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  29259. What amazing footage, well done Mark on another fantastic story. Love your Channel and love how the subscribers keep growing.
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  29260. Ive been aboard U-505, it was an awesome experience
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  29261. Hi from Slovenija, love your channel, your knowledge of ww2 is  impressive,your videos pleasure to watch, I have subscribed to your channel, looking forward to watching your videos
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  29262. These videos are better than the history Chanel
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  29263. Love your work. I'm really getting more interested in the Kriegsmarine and the U boats.
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  29264. God I love the intro format for your videos, never change it.
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  29265. I really enjoyed this Thank you
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  29266. Thanks Mark that was so interesting! I really appreciate the effort you go to making these films up.
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  29267. Keep up the good work Mark . Yep drove 20 hours cross country with wife and three fighting kids to see u505 summer of 2019. Sure glad I did !
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  29268. Thank you Doctor F!
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  29269. We've all heard of capturing U-boats, but this is the first time I've heard of this event being described as a heist. Brilliant video as always.
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  29270. My favorite channel. Always watch your content. Thankyou for your efforts mate
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  29271. What a fantastic story. Thanks again Dr. Felton. I've become a history buff in my old age and I have to say your videos are my favorite.
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  29272. I look forward to each of your videos, all tv, radio, and any other noise producing appliances get turned off so that I do not miss a bit of the production. Thank you for all your hard work and history lessons.
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  29273. You're incredible, Mark. You're the only channel I would be interested in watching if the teacher showed your videos.
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  29274. these are better than the tv
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  29275. Mark....the best!
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  29276. Mark is a treasure for humanity. Sharing knowledge is the most noble thing anyone can ever do. Thank you Mark.
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  29277. Yippee, Its Friday, work weeks is almost over, and a fresh video from Mark to start the weekend 👍
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  29278. Another great video! Thank you Mark
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  29279. I see Mark's new video, i click on it. I see Mark's new video sponsored by WT, I click on it..in the same way but with even bigger smile on face.
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  29280. Once again a ww2 episode unknown to me. Top. 👍
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  29281. Once again, Mark, you surprise me. I've collected and read about German WW2 armor and somehow this slipped by me. Thanks for another great video.
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  29282. Quarantine not so bad now thank you x .
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  29283. Bruh I already got warthunder but I watched the whole opening ad because you sold it so well.
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  29284. @MarkFeltonProductions you're legit one of the most underrated history channels on youtube
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  29285. keep up the great work and the amazing quality of your videos :D
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  29286. Again a very interesting film by Mark Felton. Thanks!
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  29287. Amazing, as always!
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  29288. Can't wait until I check in the motel so I can watch. Thanks Mark.
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  29289. This channel is extremely interesting and very informal for anyone who wants to know about military vehicles.
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  29290. Mr Mark did it again
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  29291. incredibile video gioco fantastico
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  29292. I love you Mark. Your delivery is perfect and I would follow you if you started a cooking show. Peace
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  29293. 555.000 subscribers 👍🏻
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  29294. The Intro music is EPIC
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  29295. Because of the virus there's loads of players online haha. Nice video once more Mark! Thanks for the interesting + quality video's!!
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  29296. Thanks 😀 for the history lessons keep up the great work
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  29297. Thanks Dr Felton. Youtubers such as you are unsung heroes in helping us to stay sane.
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  29298. Thanks for another great Video Mark!
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  29299. I wish you were my history teacher......
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  29300. Excellent Work!!!!!
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  29301. Thx for that bonus it even works for players who had a acount before that
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  29302. A most interesting Document.. Thank you
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  29303. Love all your documentaries
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  29304. Nah, in the original version Manfred Rommel, mentioned around 3:25, was accidentally called "Manfred Montgomery". Quite a funny slip, if you ask me. It's almost sad that it's gone now. 😄
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  29305. Another history lesson curtesy of Dr. Felton. Thank you for the education you provide us less enlightened here.
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  29306. BTW forgot to say thank you, very interesting..
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  29307. New vid. Great
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  29308. Thanks Mark 👍
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  29309. Good video
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  29310. Lol, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Well Edited.
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  29311. He already has, on his other channel 'War stories with Mark Felton'.
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  29312. I'm right now on a vacation next to Innsbruk and visited Dachau too a few days ago.
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  29313. Thank you for the interesting history !
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  29314. Thank you again, Mark!
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  29315. Bookmarked for later for some prime viewing when I get into bed. Cheers Mark 👍
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  29316. I remember saving private ryan was showing when I took a girl on a date back in my late teens. She refused to watch it, instead we watched a garbage movie with Julia Roberts, I never took her out again🤣
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  29317. I do love it when film makers go into a bit of effort with their props, at least trying to get the silhouette right. I know the originals in running order are rare beasts indeed, but I don't want to feel I am being treated as an idiot with a paint conversion of a Patton Tank. Side note, a Japanese company did a 1/144 battle of the bulge set of collectable tanks a few years back, they had an ultra rare secret in the range, a Patton Painted Grey with a German cross on it. The collector market loved the nod.
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  29318. Mark you are 100% correct about Fury probably up there with the worst war movies ever
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  29319. Excellent 👌
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  29320. "The Ludicrus movie Fury". I could not agree more.
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  29321. I always thought that the molotov Marder was real. What a good job they made.
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  29322. This was a really interesting episode. Thank you Mr Felton
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  29323. I saw that Pennsylvania Tiger sitting along Route 15 just south of Dillsburg a few years ago. I figured it was an "extra" from the movie, interesting that someone bought it and it's still in the state.
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  29324. Educational, thanks!
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  29325. A similar video about Band of Brothers would be nice to see. They looked much more realistic
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  29326. Absolutely fascinating! Thank you very much! 😮😊
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  29327. Twated? love it, I hope to get well twated this Christmas myself Mark.
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  29328. Saving Private Ryan was a very good movie......Thank you Sir. Old Shoe🇺🇸
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  29329. Well done as always Mark.
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  29330. My reenacting unit sold it. The Tiger left Pennsylvanis for Florida a few years ago.
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  29331. Very interesting as always. Thank you.
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  29332. Keep up the great work Mark. Love your channel
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  29333. Brilliant thank you (:
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  29334. 11:22 One of the poor moments of 'reality' in an otherwise excellent film is when the 'Marder' fires at the top of the church tower - an impossible angle for it to achieve! But I totally agree with your comment at the end about how much effort Spielberg put in to make this film as visually realistic as possible.
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  29335. '...twatted by a bazooka...' Love your down to earth wording Dr. Felton - ! 😅
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  29336. Twatted. New word unlocked.
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  29337. "The halftrack was twatted by..." wasn't expecting that! 😆🤣
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  29338. Hallo Dr Felton. Small correction. The Ural bike was developed copy of BMW R71 and not the R75 that You show in the movie. Initially the copied by Soviets bike name was M72 , then developed to K750, then (with ohv engine) Ural and Dniepr produced in different places in Soviet Union. Greetings
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  29339. Thank you for showing the real vehicles as well.
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  29340. Twatted! Mr Felton! 😂
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  29341. great dive dr. felton thank you for your passion
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  29342. The half-track is twated. 😮😅 Brilliant. Thank you doctor, that gave me a laugh 😂
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  29343. "twatted" as an ex soldier I would say that this is the corrected technical term .😂🤣😂
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  29344. Not to mention the "hatch" on said fake Tiger looked like the lid of a fuel drum- and about as thin.
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  29345. Fascinating Mark, thank you.
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  29346. I loved the film and love it still. I try to get back to Normandy on my motorbike very couple of years - its where my grandfather was evacuated with the BEF (well, Dunkirk) and where he went back on D-Day plus 2 (Sword Beach)
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  29347. Never thought I'd hear Mark Felton say the words twatted in a video
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  29348. Even though it maybe historically inaccurate I still think is a masterpiece of a film and one of Spielbergs best. Great video doctor Felton anyways!
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  29349. Excellent video Dr. Felton! 🤝🤝
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  29350. I re-enacted in the north east (america) during the 2010s one unit had the “stug” from band of brothers. Could still see the wed marks from where the bazooka round “went through” in the episode outside of Carentan
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  29351. Agree, 'Fury' is the most dismal film that I have ever started watching. Walked from the cinema approaching the pitifully anachronistic final few scenes...
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  29352. Tiger with a Chieftain sound track, missed that... damm, another watch of Shaving Ryans Privates looms.
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  29353. Nice video as always. The Soviets was given the blueprints for the BMW mc back when they where "friends" in 1939 with the germans. Not sure if this is true but Iam told so. Take care and keep up the good work. Cheers from Norway 😃
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  29354. Very, very interesting video.
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  29355. I got to reenact along side the Tiger from Saving Private Ryan in Pennsylvania! It was amazing!
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  29356. Thanks for including the motorcycle, they are so often overlooked.
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  29357. Brilliant video as always Dr Felton, looking forward to the next.
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  29358. Outstanding video Sir.
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  29359. Nice introduction
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  29360. Well the 1940 NSU Sd.Kfz.2 Kettenkrad was real. But is missed the VW Kubelwagen in Saving Private Ryan.
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  29361. I have that same motorcycle, slightly different, but much the same. It’s a 2002 model. Russians just keep cranking them out
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  29362. Love the jargon....I got to start using "twatted" in everyday life...
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  29363. I’m so glad that you share my view of the cringe-worthy “Fury”!
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  29364. Great video
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  29365. I retired early this year but before that I worked with someone who had built several German WW2 military vehicles over quite a few years - it had long been his hobby, and he also participated in re-enactments. Both he and his vehicles, some long since sold, appear in various films.
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  29366. Another GREAT VIDEO Dr. Mark...Thanks!
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  29367. That Fury comment was what we all needed. Thank you!
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  29368. What a gauche term of phrase, 'twatted by a bazooka team'. I would expect, 'thoroughly embuggered by some bazooka chaps' or at the least 'bally bosch given a ruddy good bunch of fives by some sterling bazooka work '.
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  29369. Thank you for a very informative video Mark! Spielberg certainly did a good job!
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  29370. This was great...spent my lunch viewing!
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  29371. very interesting nice job . my dad was on the Colorado
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  29372. The Kettankrad is an original. Rented to the film company by its owner; Bruce Crompton of Combat Dealers fame. I wanted a Kettenkrad so enquired if it was for s 14:01 ale. It was.............but at a price of 160k. No sale Sir !!!!
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  29373. Hi Mark! A note on pronunciation. Skoda is really Škoda. It's pronounced SHkoda with the Sh like our "Shoe." I believe it's the family name of the founder. Škoda means "PIty" in Czech/Slovak. "To je škoda" == "It's a pity."🤠
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  29374. Was not ready to hear our esteemed doctor Felton say “twatted” in this vid…
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  29375. A great way to start a day is with your videos mark.
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  29376. Very informative... I always learn something from your clips.. Thanks!!
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  29377. A pleasure to hear your voice Mr. Felton so much learning from you thank you Sir!!
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  29378. Big thanks
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  29379. Great video
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  29380. Very interesting video. Well done.
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  29381. Great presentation on a very cool airplane - thanks for posting.
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  29382. Excellent post..
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  29383. Nice one, thanx again!
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  29384. Thank you mark very cool!
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  29385. Mark keep up the great work ! No other YouTube can compare to your videos and work !!
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  29386. Absolutely Brilliant again.
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  29387. Thanks for bringing this episode back!
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  29388. Fascinating! Thanks.
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  29389. Excellent pronunciation of "Poznan" !
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  29390. A fascinating topic. Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  29391. Amazing info. Thank you.
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  29392. Undoubtedly, the best video so far. Battle of the bulge brought out the toughest from the US troops and in that, the battle of Bastogne was the toughest of the toughest.
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  29393. great video
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  29394. Fantastic thanks again
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  29395. You are an amazing sleuth, historian, journalist and videographer... Kudos !
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  29396. Excellent story so far!
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  29397. Superb work
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  29398. Excellent as always, thank you.
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  29399. Thanks!
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  29400. Super fascinating and informative! Thank you very much Mark. 🇿🇦🇩🇪🇬🇧👍
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  29401. Awesome video. Looking forward to pt-2.
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  29402. A good day for Mark Felton video ❤
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  29403. Great stuff! thank you
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  29404. I am a simple fellow: I see Doc Felton dropped a new one - I click...
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  29405. Thanks for your high-quality historical content that is found nowhere else.
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  29406. A shame about Friedeburg's KVK. The medal itself is worth a negligible albeit large amount, compared to the provenance of that particular one. Good video, looking forward to the rest.
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  29407. Felton, you are in danger of becoming a national treasure.
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  29408. Can't wait for Part Deux! Part Zwei!
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  29409. Nice, keep it coming Dr. Mark Felton
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  29410. 👏 Nice Work Mr Felton 👍 Much Appreciated here in Perth Western Australia ☝️🙃🍺🦘
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  29411. Fascinating stuff. Well done Mark.
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  29412. 👍Top drawer. This is like one of those TV programmes with a cliff hanger ending - tune in next week for next episode 😂.
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  29413. Thanks for this and your continued hard work.
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  29414. Another excellent research, thank you Mark👍 Just one small detail: Glücksburg Castle is east of Flensburg, not west
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  29415. Mark you are straight up a history gangster please never stop
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  29416. Thanks!
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  29417. Impressive research and presentation! 👏🏻
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  29418. You are superb!
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  29419. Great vid Mark, very interesting.
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  29420. Thank you for another excellent video!
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  29421. Fascinating video, thanks.
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  29422. Thousand likes great video Mark
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  29423. Brilliant as always
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  29424. Well said. Good INFORMATIVE film. Thank you.
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  29425. Thanks for posting this video. Re-writing and cleansing history is wrong. We need to know the truth, warts and all. How else can we learn? In this ‘woke’ age, we risk losing so much for so little gain.
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  29426. Danke!
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  29427. Well done Mark Felton!
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  29428. Always a fantastic video. Thx Dr. Felton
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  29429. thanks for this Mark!
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  29430. Danke!
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  29431. Utterly sickening. Brilliant video. Thank you
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  29432. 110% correct ,superb video again mark weldone historical correct😁👌
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  29433. Operation Paperclip by Annie Jacobsen is a great read for anyone interested in more information on it.
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  29434. Great presentation as always.Thanks.
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  29435. Thanks!
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  29436. Wow. Thank you for pointing this out. Not sure how many Americans realize this.
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  29437. Great job for posting educational video
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  29438. Thank you for making this video.
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  29439. Thanks!
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  29440. Hit another home run with this one!👍 Thanks Mark
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  29441. THANK YOU MARK FOR DOING YOUR BEST TO PRESERVE HISTORY, NO MATTER HOW GRIM.
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  29442. Always interesting, thank you.
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  29443. Another wonderful video ❣️
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  29444. Clearly explaining the situation of this video nice video of (DR Mark Felton production )channel thanks for sharing
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  29445. Thought I would not get covid but alas I did!! Your videos Dr.Felton make these days of isolation just alot better!! Thankyou!!
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  29446. I love your videos brilliant 👏
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  29447. Always appreciate the uploads so informative TY
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  29448. Thanks
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  29449. My week just got better. Thanks for the story Mark.
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  29450. Your content is great the time and care you put into your factual content is amazing. I try to watch all your vids.
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  29451. Another fascinating story. Thanks
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  29452. Very interesting but unknown story. Thanks for share
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  29453. Love these videos!!!
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  29454. Thanks!
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  29455. Excellent video from Dr. Mark Felton. The Hugh Trevor Roper of our time ! 😊👍
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  29456. "Great fancy dress getup....let me guess....Hitler just after his assassination attempt, right?! The colours are so authentic!"
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  29457. Another brilliant video. Thank you
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  29458. Excellent video!
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  29459. Fantastic, thanl you!
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  29460. Extremely interesting.
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  29461. You did it again Dr. Felton. Another bit of unknown Nazi history.
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  29462. Thanks Mark, love you big guy! ❤
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  29463. Thanks!
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  29464. You mentioned the battle of Odzak, the last battle in Euroo(25-26 May) and the airforce was called in . The Yugoslav captured Stuka, escorted by Bf109s attacked the Ustasa and German defenders. The only resistance movement with an airforce, you should do a show about that .. the Stuka, the symbol of terror in the beginning, is the same plane that ended it all ..
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  29465. Great video
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  29466. Nice little chunk of history, thanks!👍🏼👍🏼
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  29467. Thank you for the pedant alert. Impending incoming pompous comment forestalled. I shall now go outside and shout at clouds.
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  29468. Very interesting thank you
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  29469. Great content! Thank you Mark
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  29470. Thank you mark! Brilliant as always.
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  29471. Excellent as always. Thanks Mark.
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  29472. Depend on Mr. Felton to uncover historical events like no one else can do. Another amazing story!
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  29473. Another excellent history lesson from the redoubtable Dr. Felton. I have to say, he looks a bit like an SBS operative in this picture, especially with the music.......
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  29474. This channel makes me hungry for more Mark Felton videos.
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  29475. Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐👏👏👏
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  29476. Brilliant.
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  29477. Fantastic information as always. Thank You Mark Felton
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  29478. Another excellent story from you Mark, thank you very much.
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  29479. Intro music with mark standing there was probably the best thing I’ve ever seen on this site
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  29480. great video! I love how Dr Felton gets into the lesser known , but often more interesting bits of history , that are often overlooked by the "big picture". Thank you
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  29481. Keep these unknown stories coming Mark. Love all your videos.
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  29482. Felton is the best at this......
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  29483. Mr. Felton, Your videos are the best. Informative, accurate and without rancor.
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  29484. Wow ,,,,👍👍👍👍
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  29485. Always learning something new from Mark Felton. 😁
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  29486. Mark you voice and videos need to be played on the history and military channels.
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  29487. We need to get you to 1m subs before the end of 2020!!!
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  29488. It's soo awesome to see a video about the situation in the Netherlands on your channel. Thank you!
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  29489. YES ANOTHER AMAZING UPLOAD
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  29490. Mark this is one of your best
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  29491. Fantastic Narration and footage Mark!
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  29492. Great great presentation your videos are informative and spot on.....like this one a nugget of information and teaching in less than 10 minutes......great job
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  29493. Why is there a picture of the next James Bond at the start of this episode?
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  29494. This is so incredibly interesting! Thanks Mark!!!
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  29495. The voice of channel 4 giving us real history thanks Mark 👍🇬🇧
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  29496. 1 Million Subs here we come!
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  29497. Great video Mark, amazing story 👌
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  29498. Nice to see that a some shots of a video recorded by me, of a Lancaster fly over is used in this episode. I love this channel, glad that I made a tiny contribution :) There is a mostly unknown and forgotten story about fighting in south-east Netherlands among market garden and time after that. The sack of Venlo and the occupation of the erea between the canals Noordervaart, Canal Wessem-Nederweert and the river Muse, occupied by German fallschirmjagers. US and British troops worked closely and the British had to help/resque the US 7th army during a heavy counter attack. The battle was for months. I live in the middle of this erea.
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  29499. My dad's family were saved from starvation by operation manna. My dad and uncle personally opened a food cache and tasted peanut butter for the first time. Thx for mentioning this. I'm here because of this.
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  29500. You always impress me Mark Felton.
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  29501. Once again,Mark Felton succeeds. A day without new knowledge is a day lost!
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  29502. I bloody love these films. Thank you Mark.
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  29503. Mark, you never fail to astound with these unknown WW2 stories.
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  29504. Wonderful story and, as usual, rich in detail and overall composition. Bravo Zulu! (navy signalspeak for 'well done'.)
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  29505. Extremely well done video as always!
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  29506. Thank you Mark very very cool! 😎
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  29507. Liked the video before I even watched it. I knew it would be good!
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  29508. Another amazing video Dr. Felton, thank you sir.
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  29509. Excellent story as per usual Mark.
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  29510. Thanks Mark another great episode.
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  29511. Incredible video.
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  29512. iam one of your big fan....awesome vids
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  29513. An excellent overview of the Allies response to the Hunger Winter. Thanks for the detailed tonnage figures Mark.
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  29514. Mark. Really enjoy your shows. Excellent research and imagery. Cheers
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  29515. Well done Mark, you have a great eye for a story.
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  29516. I saw that in the museum. Your description is a lot more information than is available on the display. Thanks.
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  29517. Another wonderful video, Mark. Gettin' close to that 2 million.
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  29518. My uncle carried a .38 in his right pocket. It looked like a small wallet.
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  29519. I own an H&K USP45 pistol. I've had it since 2001 and it functions flawlessly. It's built like a tank. Definitely a handgun worthy of using to defend yourself with.
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  29520. As I have a ccp also my carry is either a S&W 500 4in or the Desert Eagle 50. Yes they are large frames yet concealment is easy from outside the waist with a long shirt.
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  29521. Great vidéo
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  29522. Cool pic Doc 😎
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  29523. You have a 9x19 or 9mm HK USP pictured, yet the subtitle erroneously identifies it as a .45
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  29524. I am carrying a Smith and Wesson Model 60 revolver as I type this. It is similar in many respects to the 642 — it is a 5-shot J-frame revolver — but it is chambered in .357 magnum and has an exposed hammer. I do not believe it is practical to carry such a gun in an ankle holster: it is too heavy. If someone like Trump were to carry it, it would be in an outside-the-waistband belt holster, concealed by his suit jacket.
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  29525. First time I've been this early in ages and it's an interesting one 🤔🤔🤔
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  29526. I have a M1917 and the rifle is very accurate and very reliable
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  29527. Fantastic! I love this!
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  29528. Thanks so much Mark. I found this history lesson very interesting. Thanks for sharing! See ya later!
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  29529. I've never clicked on a Dr. Felton video so fast!
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  29530. This channel never fails to keep me hooked! Would love to see a video about the First Polish Army also known as Berlings army, not many videos on them
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  29531. Pissed off Polar Bears, the enemy no of speaks of in history.
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  29532. Wow. This was fascinating information.
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  29533. Villagers forming Village defence committees in Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir were equipped with old 303 probably from Police arsenal however they are now given 7.62 mm SLR and local 5.45 mm NATO INSAS rifle. 303 are more or less confined to parades or initial boot camp training.
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  29534. Thanks for covering this!
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  29535. I was a reporter in NW Alaska and got around on a snow machine. I asked on old guy what would happen to me if I ran into a polar bear. "Well, a few years from now we'll be sitting around having coffee, just like we are now, and somebody will say 'What do you suppose ever happened to that reporter that disappeared?'" They advised me to get a gun. "Get one that works in the cold," said one guy. I figured that meant a gun made in Russia so I bought an Izhmash AK47 in .308 cal. The manual which came with it said "In temperatures below minus 70 C see your armorer for cold weather lubricant." The coldest I fired it was minus 40 C, which is minus 40 F also.
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  29536. I find these types of videos fascinating. I love obscure facts and I love ww1/2 small arms so this was right up my alley.
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  29537. Nothing more scary than a ‘ pissed off polarbear ‘ !! Lol Thankyou so much for all of your vids Mark 👏👏👍
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  29538. Excellent! Something else we would not have learned without you. Thank you Professor Felton!
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  29539. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  29540. You can't be sirius!
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  29541. Mark. Thanks for providing my Monday night entertainment!
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  29542. Dr Felton, your video presentations never fail to facinate, interest and amuse me. Thank you
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  29543. well done sir
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  29544. Love your videos mark, keep up the good work man.
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  29545. awesome thank you
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  29546. Thank you Mark.
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  29547. Very nice. Thankyou
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  29548. Love ur content bro
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  29549. Another Wonderful Story.. i really Like The way you Present history And Make it Accessible and Exciting..
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  29550. Confirmed Mark has done more journalistic research on Himmler's brain than CNN in a decade
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  29551. Amazing work! I really enjoyed this series, it's nice to see people still digging!!!!!
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  29552. Mark, you are the most throughout historian ever. Fantastic work. I get excited to see your new videos 😀
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  29553. Dr. Felton makes commercial productions look like something from a middle school A/V class. There's just enough to doubt the official report of Himmler's capture and death to wonder "what if?"
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  29554. I am amazed. Thank you
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  29555. Absolutely the best thanks Mr. Felton for a super complete job on the real story, your information is so interesting keep up your neverending quest for the truth!!!
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  29556. Well done story, again Dr 👍🏼👍🏼
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  29557. Thank you for all of your research and video...!
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  29558. Another extraordinary video
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  29559. Well Done!
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  29560. Thank You for another wonderful episode of History !!!!!!!! All Respect. All the best Dr. Felton !!!!!!! 👍🤝😎🇬🇪🇵🇱🇺🇲🇨🇦
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  29561. When I subbed to this channel, I was expecting videos about obscure historical trivia, especially from WWII. I wasn’t expecting actual investigative work from a reputable historian and author on cases and stories that are decades old. Commendable work, and thank you
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  29562. Fascinating. The only word that comes to mind. Your in depth analysis is second to none.
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  29563. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  29564. Fantastic research as usual Mark. My response is a bit left field but your summing up reminded me of Oliver Stones "JFK" film. Where is the Presidents brain? Etc etc, startling similarities post death! Always fascinating watching your videos, the stuff you produce is remarkable, riveting and true I believe. Best wishes to you and as ever I look forward to your next video. Ben
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  29565. Thanks Mark once again
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  29566. Amazing series, thank you and I pray the truth comes out.
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  29567. Absolutely fascinating...well put together sir.
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  29568. Very eye opening. Thank you for your investigative research.
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  29569. Another outstanding presentation.
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  29570. Waited for this one for so long and thank god I did. Amazing research Dr. Thank you so much.
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  29571. I have been waiting for episode 4, and you've delivered it. Thank you.
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  29572. what a channel.... marvelous
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  29573. Thanks for another informative and interesting WW2 video
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  29574. Himmler's brain was sent to the U.S. We have top men working on it. Top. Men.
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  29575. You educate me more than any schooling I've ever had. Also your voice is extremely calming.
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  29576. Fantastic research……as usual.
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  29577. Sometimes the old adage "Military Intelligence is to intelligence as military music is to music" rings true...
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  29578. Just Brilliant Mark.
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  29579. Amazing amount of work required to produce this study. Thank you.
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  29580. Absolutely fascinating, such detail and effort by Dr Felton, thanks so much.
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  29581. Been waiting for this. Brilliant!
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  29582. Just finished watching 1, 2 and 3 at 3am: Perfect timing Mark! Everytime I hear that music anywhere, it's automatically associated with your clips.
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  29583. Really enjoyed this whole series 👏
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  29584. I will wait thoose 23 years for you, Mr.Dr. Felton to tell what happened, rest asured I will wait.
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  29585. Who knew that I could learn so much about history, that sadly is not being taught, in these excellent video's.
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  29586. Thank you Mark for such excellent research and presentation ☺️
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  29587. Finally! Just kidding. Thank you for another great video. Regards.
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  29588. Fascinating. Very dubious what went on. Thank you.
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  29589. Thank you for video sir
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  29590. You are really have all secrets and keys to ww2 , also surprise me with films no one expect you have it , cool dr.felton
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  29591. Extremely interesting video
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  29592. Hitler's Buzzsaw sounds as menacing as ever. Thank you Lord Felton. Ace as always ♠
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  29593. Really great. Thanks again.
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  29594. Your the best Mark!
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  29595. very informative, thx
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  29596. Still digging up Interesting facts after all these years... Thank you!
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  29597. Keep 'em coming Mark!
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  29598. Come to this 2mins in and already 100 thumbs up? ,God Mark you're a magician asto your followers
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  29599. Keep up The Great videos Mark
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  29600. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  29601. Another excellent episode Of Martin Bormann remains. Thank you for putting a lot of effort and time to enlighten us all. My two cents : They all escaped to Argentina , Paraguay and Brazil.
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  29602. Again , you inform, entertain and intrigue with your posts , thank you.
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  29603. this series is very addictive
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  29604. always more interesting than the History channel
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  29605. A great public service message. Thank you sir.
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  29606. Yet another fascinating story from Dr. Felton.
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  29607. I worked as a driller/blaster. Macmillan Blodell Port McNeil Vancouver Island. One of my drill's was a WW2 sherman hull and running gear with rock drill mounted instead of a turret. It was fun to run.
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  29608. At a fam just outside Murrayville in Victoria Australia are some M3 Grants and Matilda2 which were used a farm tractors in the front yard.
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  29609. Thanks so much for bringing WWII back to life I'm absolutely intrigued by all your fantastic information and vedios. Thanks again!!
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  29610. 🍁I love it when Mark features Canadian content!
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  29611. Just when I think Mark has covered every war story…. He shows up with this Awesome historical story. 👏 Keep up the great work 👍
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  29612. Thanks!
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  29613. As usual - excellent use of information for time allotted !! I learn more new , interesting and useful information from Mark's videos per minute than from many hours of other less-than-worthy history sources !! I have NEVER seen a Mark Felton video that didn't deliver NEW and interesting facts in an efficient manner that held my attention as well...so much so that I can watch SEVERAL vids in a row and still want more !! Thanks for all you do , Mark - you are far and away my favorite WW2 video historian !!!
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  29614. There is a complete Ram MKII tank on display outside the Beatty Street Drill Hall in Vancouver BC. The Drill Hall is home to the British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own), an armoured reconnaissance regiment.
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  29615. Mark Felton actually mentioning that one of these are in the Military Museum at former Soesterberg Airbase (or Camp Amsterdam, and actually next to Amersfoort) is so cool! @Mark if you ever come to the Netherlands to visit this museum, I provide your with a tour through Amersfoort and the Soesterberg Airbase!
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  29616. As a ww2 fan I'm not aware of this tanks existence till now, so thank you for sharing this information.
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  29617. Absolutely the most fascinating channel on YouTube! Totally brilliant as always!
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  29618. Cobbaton Combat Collection in Devon is actively restoring a Canadian Ram tank
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  29619. I must say, that is a rather acceptable pronounciation of 'Amersfoort'. Nicely done good sir.
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  29620. I found this Ram many years ago and after talking with the Tank museum,, I was told let history be . in other words not interested.
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  29621. Thanks Mark honestly you care more and do more about our history than our government and the CBC put together . Cheers Mike
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  29622. Thank you Mark for making this video
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  29623. Wow 'Tanks' for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time. Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother 👍
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  29624. Ha. I live nearby in Leek. This has been discussed multiple times on our local forums. Great to see it discussed on your great channel.
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  29625. Mark, Tank you for another fine war story.
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  29626. Thanks for this interesting video…..
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  29627. Thank you Mark another WW2 story I was not aware of.
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  29628. You never disappoint, Mr. Felton.
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  29629. Another fascinating video mark! I Just got your book operation swallow and so far it is incredible, I'm hooked! Thank you sir
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  29630. Mark posts a vid and I click, it's literally that simple <3
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  29631. Nice time capsule.Thank you.
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  29632. Love your videos and i heard you studied native American history as well my favourite utube channel keep the videos coming mark.
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  29633. Thank you so much for your efforts.🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
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  29634. Great documentary! I never knew most of these facts.
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  29635. I’ve wat match pretty much all videos of Dr. Felton, I really enjoyed watching this video and I realised I don’t know much about history of Middle East. Please more videos about the Middle Eastern countries. Thank you,
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  29636. You bring out the true histories. I appreciate that. We don't learn these things in the West.
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  29637. Thank Doc 🥇🤔🇬🇧🫣💯📽️🤫👏
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  29638. :face-red-heart-shape:Thank you, very informative.
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  29639. Because that was not the topic of the video. Hussein and everything that was associated with him were simply a consequence of the king's murder. More recent history involving Hussein would require several videos to cover, and have already been addressed by many other channels.
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  29640. Outstanding content.
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  29641. Al-bakr did resign but it was under pressure from Saddam and his loyalist so kinda another coup if you think about it. To add to the list of them
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  29642. I guess you could call it a real... blood Ba'ath
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  29643. 9:04 Habbaniyah. Been there in 2004 and again in 2010. The old British garrison buildings were still there, too.
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  29644. Thanks for this. Quite informative. Cheers.
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  29645. Interesting Dr Felton keep going
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  29646. Nice little bite of history, thanks!
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  29647. Very nice historical photos and information. Enjoyed
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  29648. Thanks again Mark Felton Productions for another uniquely interesting documentary video. Dr Felton is the man!
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  29649. Fantastic ! I desperately needed a video today ! Been a rough one
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  29650. Thanks Mark. This was interesting.
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  29651. "So. You see, Radl? Under the terms of that letter,even I find myself under your personal command!"
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  29652. Beautiful photos of these historic vehicles…. Excellent video as usual…. GG
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  29653. YOU...are an amazing, historian
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  29654. 8348th viewer ;) GREAT MATERIAL!!!!!!!!!
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  29655. 👍Thank you for the video.
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  29656. Marc, Berchtegan is in Upper Bavaria (Oberbayern) Lower Bavaria (Niederbayern) is North of Munich
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  29657. Very interesting Mark, I never knew about any of this. Thank you so much and keep up the amazing work and research as always. I enjoyed eating lunch to this.
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  29658. Thanks Mark for another very interesting video.
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  29659. Always interesting content. 👍
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  29660. I am not being flippant but an episode of the main Pets that the Leading Nazis had might be worthwhile....I know that animals have been in episodes.....but maybe a cornucopia.....?
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  29661. Fascinating as always.
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  29662. On the moors near Sheffield UK, theres a disused tank gunnery range which used blitz rubble for hard standings on the roads. I found part of a pocket watch and crowbar amongst it.
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  29663. Again very interesting video.
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  29664. I must say that Mark always come up with the most fascinating and interesting stories.
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  29665. Very interesting history lesson. Thanks!
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  29666. Bought up in Bristol in the 1960s-70s I had no idea of this story! Thanks!
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  29667. i live in nyc lucky enough to have a small boat. never knew this. it will now become part of my tour. along with the sunken british gold and the slocum disaster and the rest
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  29668. Mark never ceases to amaze me with new insights, keep it up and godbless!
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  29669. Fascinating piece of history thank you. 👏👏👏
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  29670. Fascinating. . Thank you 👍
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  29671. I have Five Cobblestones from the French Quarter in the yard! One building in the Quarter has a old Stone Window from a Ancient Manor, its right next to the Union B lofts in the C.B.D. /// In New York they have a Police building with a Window 🪟 from the Sugar Hill Prison, a place where many revolutionary americans were held; Including my Ancestor Alexander Hedden ( Haddon) , he was Captured by the Hessians at Elizabeth town N.J. // My Barber was a Liberty Ship Gunner in the Pacific during the War! Mr Adams of Oak Street or Oak Street Buddy!!! Thank you for Your Sublime Content Mr Felton
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  29672. Wow! Such a fascinating video! Excellent work as always!
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  29673. Very interesting and resourceful. I didn't know this.
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  29674. A fascinating, poignant bit of history. Thank you
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  29675. John Cabot? You mean Giovanni Caboto? Hey fugetaboutit.
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  29676. The orange roof tiles of Whitby and other ports up and down the British east coast are also the result of ballast from ships trading with Flanders.
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  29677. Another amazing story thanks Mark 👍
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  29678. Danke!
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  29679. An incredible story once again!
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  29680. Thanks!
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  29681. Mr Felton,this is a very special story! Love it! Every new story is a brick in this building called "history"😮😊😊❤
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  29682. So very interesting. Thank you Mark
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  29683. Interesting information...thanks
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  29684. I continue to be amazed by some of the topics you come up with. Thanks for another great video.
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  29685. Impressive story Mark, thank you.
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  29686. Again .. My mind is blown, this is amazing fascinating and humbling all at the same time.
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  29687. If I ever visit New York my Nans old house is there then, her house was bombed on Coronation Road in Bristol then the rubble taken away and house rebuilt. Actually drove down this road today for work...
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  29688. very interesting Dr. Felton as always
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  29689. Liberty ship designed by Sunderland shipbuilders however built in the United States
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  29690. ❤ Dr mark the best educational channel on youtube
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  29691. Dr. Felton rules. ❤ Facinating..
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  29692. Viewers may be interested to know that Cary Grant had (or developed) what was known in cinematic world at time as a mid, or transatlantic accent. Whereby the speakers dialect contained elements common to both sides of the pond, a very clever effect in my opinion.
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  29693. Fascinating story! Thank you!
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  29694. 10/10, fascinating video! Liked, shared etc.
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  29695. Wonderful Dr Felton.... I am driving on the FDR right now and didn't know. Tfsharing ❤ Cheers from NYC🗽
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  29696. Mark. Thanks for providing my Wednesday night entertainment!
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  29697. Thanks!
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  29698. Superb video.
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  29699. Fascinating content. Thank you Mark.
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  29700. That was a good one thanks mark
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  29701. Thanks for another great video Mark!
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  29702. Riveting and informative viewing, thank you Mark!
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  29703. Very interesting!
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  29704. Thanks Mark another great video
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  29705. Best channel on YouTube
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  29706. Very informative, Coach
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  29707. Thanks again dr Felton. Bravo, bravo 👏
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  29708. Outstanding, as usual
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  29709. Wow!!!!!! Amazing video
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  29710. Wow 😮. Nicely put Mark and a leaning history I go 🙌
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  29711. Stop whatever you doing its Dr Felton time.
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  29712. Very enjoyable, as always.
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  29713. An instant like, and in before 500 fascinating Mark thank you
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  29714. Thanks Mark..another great n super-amazing video....
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  29715. THX from Germany for this Video!
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  29716. Keep up the good work 😉😉😉👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖
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  29717. Thank you Mark for another great documentary ☺️
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  29718. Another incredible story Mark.
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  29719. Thanks for that marvelous video. Very cool!
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  29720. Oh Dr Felton, you are such a tease :)
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  29721. Excellent!!
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  29722. Mark Felton video = instant watch and like.
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  29723. Good work, Mark. Cheers 🍻
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  29724. Mark you are amazing You produce so many interesting videos Thanks and please keep them coming
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  29725. The oldest friend I had who was a WW2 vet passed away in 2015 at age 89. USN 1943-45, AMM-3/TBM turret gunner with VTN-91.
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  29726. Cheers to a proud family Dr. Felton!
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  29727. My grandfather died February 19th 2024 he was in the navy ww2 he was in Burma the last of my family that served he was a gentleman such a nice man I wish I could be half the man he was
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  29728. This channel and you sir are a true gem.
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  29729. I met a medic who landed on the second wave in Normandy his friend had passed away and my dad coordinated all the veteran funerals in the area for the Idaho national guard
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  29730. My mother. 93 old. She was a child but she fought aigainst the Nazis.
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  29731. My grandfather who's still with us is 95 he was too young to serve in ww2 but he signed up as soon as he could. He mentions sometimes about when he was posted in post war germany and the utter destruction of dresden.
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  29732. Always very thankfull for your documentaries Mr Felton. My fathers Art teacher Bill.Gamon also.fought in the 8th Army and claims to have been captured by Rome personly though this cant be substantiated, I dont completly dispute it. As someone born in Orillia Canada in1960, I was also heavily influenced by the war. Your documentaries are wonderful and I think represent a vital link to an historical centerpiece fading farther from view,and with it all the wonderful characters who served with such honorable ganeltry. Thanks again Jeff
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  29733. The medal on the far right of the maternal grandfather’s medals is the UN Service Medal for Korea which my father, 94, earned while serving from 1950-51 with the US Army 11th Airborne Division.
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  29734. This is among your best Mark.
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  29735. No doubt...... The Greatest Generation. Thinking of my recently passed father Sgt US Army Air Force WWll veteran.
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  29736. Felon the man, the legend and the historian is back to grace us with his knowledge. Also Happy early Birthday Mark
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  29737. Timely video considering ANZAC day (Australia and New Zealand Army Corps) was yesterday 25/4
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  29738. Mark, I live in Mexico, your channel is a small peice of Britain right in my apartment. Love to you aand your wife.
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  29739. My dad passed in 1994. He was on a tank in Europe. My mom lived through the German occupation of France, and passed in 2022. They wouldn’t talk about the war
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  29740. I honestly was thinking about this whilst cycling on my morning commute, so thank you Mark Felton 😊
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  29741. Very sobering, I watch with sadness how the number of World War II veterans becomes less every year we should never forget the sacrifice these brave people made
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  29742. Thank you for honoring this generation of heroes, especially on ANZAC day.
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  29743. I think now that so many have passed on, or are in their twilight is a big part of the reason we are in the mess that we are in now. Too many don't know what it was like, and the influence of those that do, has waned so far that we think what we are doing today is good.
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  29744. Lest We Forget, Yesterday the 25th was ANZAC day
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  29745. I was literally pondering this very question earlier today , a great episode as always and many thanks , I had to stand for The Last Post , I'm guessing I was not the only viewer to do so.
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  29746. Thank you for using The Last Post at the end. For others who may not be familiar, this is the equivalent to Taps in the US. The Last Post is a bit more eloquent IMO (this from a retired US soldier). My father fought in WWII, and like you I was surrounded by WWII vets when I was young. I wonder if we still have the toughness necessary to fight like that again? Conversely, I hope we never DO have to fight like that again!
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  29747. If you're a viewer of this channel and know any WW2 veterans personally, such as a family member or friend, I recommend getting down their stories on video or audio before they leave.
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  29748. My WW2 veteran grandpa died in 2008. But thankfully we were really close and he told me a lot of great stories.
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  29749. Dr. Felton and myself differ in age by over a quarter century, but two of our grandfathers were almost the same age!
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  29750. My neighbor Jerry, 96 years old. He served with Airborne. Ive been his neighbor since 2012. ❤ 🤍 💙
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  29751. Excellent video Mark!! Truly feel so grateful to these men and women who served from all of these countries. My dad served in WW2, Major Army Corps of Engineers, under General Patton. He served all from beginning to end, then three more years in northern Germany. Truly an incredible generation. Thank you for all of your brilliant videos. Grateful in America.
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  29752. 'Friendly quiet humour.....' ? Are you familiar with Danny La Rue, Spike Milligan, Peter Sellars, and Harry Seacombe? 😅 Nonetheless, this informative and respectful video is appreciated. Thank you. 😊
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  29753. I never have dropped a tear on any of your videos till this one, the horn at the end got me.
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  29754. Another great video. Thank you.
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  29755. Thanks for playing the bugle call at the end, always hits me hard. My grandfather was born in 1926 and served in the navy, an able seaman. My father’s ship was strafed by Super Etendardes during the Falklands as a chief petty officer.
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  29756. They are the greatest generation
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  29757. If one joined the war at 18 in 1944 by 2035 they would be 109 yrs old. There are an estimate 300-500 people in the entire world in this age bracket. 2035 is 10.5 yrs away.
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  29758. Finland has about 2000 veterans left, it was on the news recently.
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  29759. Thank you for this.
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  29760. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Lest We Forget
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  29761. My 8 years old son demands a Mark Felton video every night for bed time.We have made it a habit these days😊
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  29762. WWII is fascinating but thank God it's over.
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  29763. Thanks
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  29764. A great magnificent very interesting video Mr.Felton.Have a good one.
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  29765. Yay great to see your vid
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  29766. Wow, first time I was here in the first 5 minutes! Good bless our veterans! wsj
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  29767. Subscribed! And Shared! Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  29768. great accumulation of historic newsreels. Merci Beaucoup
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  29769. Fascinating as ever, thank you. ✌️ 😎
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  29770. Another great video, now I have to go and visit those locations! Thank you Dr Felton!
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  29771. Dr. Felton your work is 2nd to NONE... Always fully researched and highly detailed... when i here that intro music I know where in for a treat.
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  29772. Speer was arrested by my Grandfather and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed
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  29773. Great as usual Mark.
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  29774. U.K. to U.S. translation at 7:08 (hire the property... for holidays / rent the property... for vacations). 😂
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  29775. Top notch work Dr. Felton. Your cameo on skis at 6:23 reminded me of Hitchcock.
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  29776. Your British pronunciations keeps me glued to your very informative videos.
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  29777. Thank you Dr Felton
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  29778. 2:18 Olympiastadion in Munich? 😉 That's Berlin. 🤭
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  29779. Dr Felton making amazing history videos on his niche interests and using the profit to travel to the actual historic sites is him truly living the history nerd dream 😂🙌🏻 no deserves it more:)
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  29780. Another home run Mr. Felton, well done…..
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  29781. My grandfather was part of the ALSOS mission and spent a night at Albert Speers house after he was arrested
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  29782. Keep them coming Mark, you are an absolute legend!
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  29783. Very good presentatiion,many thanks.I;ve seen Goebbel's house and Hohenlychen,(or what's left of it),but not this.
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  29784. Nice presentation!! ❤❤❤❤
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  29785. Excellent video. We've seen similar videos however nothing with the details you provide. Thank you again for sharing your videos. God bless 🙏
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  29786. Ah, Dr F on skis. Although alpine, can we expect him to go Nordic and star in a reenactment of the Telemark raid on heavy water facilities? One can only hope.
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  29787. Had I knew it earlier, I would definitely visit the house of Albert Speer, when I visited eagles nest and obersalzburg , in June, 2023. thank you Dr Mark, for this wonderful video .
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  29788. Thank you Mr Felton, regards from Chile
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  29789. Thanks!
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  29790. Yet another great video from Mark Felton.
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  29791. Thanks for sharing awesome
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  29792. Very interesting history. Great video!
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  29793. Great story and historical facts..as always " the best of the best"....ty Mark Felton.
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  29794. I clicked on it immediately and was still second! Always Great content from Dr. Felton!
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  29795. I've been in Baumholder; 8th Mp Co, 8th ID....I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach but we had a platoon in Bh and we'd go down there from time to time. It was the mid 1980's relatively peaceful times...
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  29796. Thanks!
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  29797. I’ve seen that Tiger! Great museum! Fascinating film, cheers!
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  29798. In 2018 you uploaded a video about the 83rd US Infantry Division. Nicknamed the Ragtag Circus because they used every captured vehicle they could to speed up their movements.
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  29799. Answered my question. I have seen and stood beside this tiger there…magnificent!
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  29800. The research is amazing always, very interesting.
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  29801. Thanks!
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  29802. If it's weird, wonderful and accurate Mark Felton will find it and make a video on it.
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  29803. Sir, yer information is above par. And i think i speak for everybody again that your intro needs no introduction 🫡
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  29804. Awesome episode!
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  29805. Ah this takes me back to Dr. Felton’s first videos, back when our little community was less than 1000. ❤
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  29806. Hey, I was at St. Nazaire U boat base!
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  29807. This Tiger is actually being rebuild at the Saumur museum.
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  29808. Mark. Thanks for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  29809. Thanks!
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  29810. Proud to be from Norwich and never knew this although I used to walk past here everyday, great video as per usual
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  29811. That was fantastic, did drink in a pub not far from there, and regular walk pass believing it’s was a bomb site because of the sudden end to the houses, Great photos from the time, love to see more, Lowestoft took a good hit in its high street that my be of interest to you.
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  29812. Positive curiosity. Thank you professor.
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  29813. Top sleuthing DR F!
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  29814. Very interesting post Dr. Felton
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  29815. Great Monday morning video. Big thumbs up...!
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  29816. Great observance and story! Thanks.
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  29817. Thanks Mark for this video, thought provoking. I find Norfolk interesting. Coming across pill boxes scattered around villages, and beaches like Weybourne. The Muckleburgh Collection where a neighbour was based during ww2, as you'll know was an anti aircraft training camp.
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  29818. Ww2 bomb damage in my street in London, partial Georgian terrace missing and replaced with 50’s or 60’s block of flats
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  29819. Being listening to Mark for along time and just found out he lives in Norwich too! Amazing to hear and watch a video about a place I get to see every day living in this fine city! Thank you for the video
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  29820. From my vantage point in the US, I watch these videos with much dispassionate interest. However, the last few seconds of this video brought out strong emotions that I hadn't expected.
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  29821. Crazy, while stationed in Lakenheath, I drove by that place on that road every week. I've even been to that Tesco.
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  29822. Hull still has a bombed out cinema on Beverly road
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  29823. Thank you Mark!!!
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  29824. My great-grandma told me about the bombings on Rostock when i was little. Thanks for bringing back that memory:)
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  29825. Dude I love your videos. It's so cool to just find something like this when you're out and about doing your things. Thanks
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  29826. l dare say that you are the only one who would have noticed that....Congrats.....Thanks Shoe🇺🇸
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  29827. Very much enjoy these well made informational, and professionally designed films. As well they have a personal touch. Making them as well feel for me, as if a favorite teacher was sharing interests after class. Simply because we share interest. Very much appreciated.
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  29828. Brilliant Mark thank you, superb investigation.
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  29829. Another Norwich resident here! I ride past that spot at least twice a day, but have never spotted that. I'll keep a look out from now on!
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  29830. I love how you ended the documentary with the air raid sirens. Very reminding.
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  29831. I've watched a lot of those now and then videos on YT. One that always gets me is a picture of a dead US serviceman slumped over the front stoop of a house in France. Today it's a busy flower shop.
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  29832. Lots of this in Bath too. Many buildings have clear shrapnel damage.
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  29833. WHAT? Wait.. that's MY STREET... that's my local Tesco! I believe a stick of bombs dropped down Dereham Road; there's a bit just down the road where Duoro place meets the end of Wymer street which looks like an old bombsite, too. (Potters House has recently stopped serving as a place of worship, BTW)
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  29834. Norwich resident myself, and good eye for the clues there on a busy junction Mark. Perhaps part of the charm of history is seeing the familiar being made less so.... Nick Stone`s Blitz Ghosts images regarding the Baedeker raids are moving.
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  29835. Eerie, eerie sound. Great Video.
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  29836. I live in Birmingham, in between the city centre and all the factories that during war time made the spitfire and other aircraft, ammunition and so on… wile my area specifically was hardly touched we did encounter a bomb or two that the Luftwaffe dropped(no target specifically) but the road that was hit still exists with a house that still has shrapnel damage to this day
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  29837. May use this in training at work to show how moments from the past greatly influence the real estate around us.
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  29838. I remember my grandparents telling me about this , I still live in one of the best not often mentioned & overlooked cities in the UK
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  29839. Norwich born and bred me... My Father-in-law used to tell us he played on the site where the billboards are when he were a lad.
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  29840. Mark, Iam from Norwich also, I can tell you how it is that these small sites have remained "undeveloped" It is because Uttings (the MOT car Garage nearby) owns these Sites (as He also owns the former Baptist Church) and He gets more than £400 per month for each bill-board, that makes it uneconomical to develope these small corner sites
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  29841. I live in gt Yarmouth and visit norwich often . I’ll make sure I take a look down Dereham Rd next time . Great video
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  29842. Fascinating, thanks
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  29843. Excellent spotting
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  29844. A good place to look at damage from The Blitz is in Liverpool at St Luke’s church. Destroyed and not rebuilt, the roof is gone but the structure remains right downtown!
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  29845. After watching the video it’s interesting to get onto Google Earth and look at the areas.
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  29846. fascinating
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  29847. I live in a terrace of 6 houses. During the war #59 was totally destroyed when a bomb went through the roof and first floor before exploding. #57 partially collapsed. Both were rebuilt, but even today it is possible to see the extent of the damage because the bricks are a slightly different shade. The explosion did not externally damage #49-55, apart from some broken windows, but internally each has a slight tilt away from the explosion, which only becomes obvious when putting up wallpaper. According to my grandma, who lived there during the war, and elderly neighbours I spoke to years ago, a nearby house was damaged when the remains of a sofa, from the destroyed house, landed on its roof, and for days after people were still finding random items of clothing in their gardens. Thankfully no one was killed. When I taught history, I used to use this story to encourage my students to talk to family and neighbours, and I was always amazed by the amount of evidence of the war still visible.
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  29848. I used to live in the road behind the tesco 😅
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  29849. How cool! For a Norwich denizen this is like a mash-up of two of my favourite Youtube channels: Mark Felton Productions and John Atkins Lost Norwich
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  29850. The scars are war are still there in places if you know what to look for. When I moved to Hackney in the '80s a new block of flats in the midst of Victorian houses and places that were either allotments or people still living in Prefabs.
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  29851. Live in Gorleston Great Yarmouth 🎉Love the place. Next time we get a change to get over to Norwich I will look this location up. Thanks for a great video
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  29852. Thank you for another interesting video Mark. I live near Hull on the east coast and there are a number of bomb sites round Hull, the best known is an old cinema on Beverley Road which was bombed in 1941, ironically the film showing at the time was The Great Dictator starring Charlie Chaplin. As far as I know nobody was hurt in the bombing.
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  29853. Never realised that was bomb damage at the junction with old Palace Road & I've been toddling past for nearly forty years , I knew the old city train station nearby which is now where halfords stands was very badly damaged during the raids , always thought you were a roight good ol boh!
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  29854. Brilliant thank you 🙏
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  29855. Very interesting, Dr. Felton.
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  29856. Thank you very much for posting all this information. I grew up in north Norfolk and know Norwich very well and can remember the roads and junction at the bottom of Grapes Hill being redeveloped in the early 1970's along with the car park at the end of Heigham street. On the opposite side of the road only the tower remains of one of the damaged churches surrounded by post war buildings.
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  29857. Very interesting... I have a couple of friends in Norwich and around it, and I passed thru that intersection few times, but I never look at it in that way...
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  29858. Just finished my undergrad at UEA. Had a great time in Norwich
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  29859. Thanks that was a great story
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  29860. Thank you for another brilliant vid. I was born in July 1945, so between VE and VJ days. Although I grew up in Sussex by the sea, bomb sites were still very much in evidence right into the 70s and, with the callousness of youth, we thought little of it. I am now reminded that I am part of that history. Thank you again for your excellent work.
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  29861. I hope to visit England one day to visit some of these sights including the wartime airfields!..thanks for this Dr. Felton!
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  29862. Hello from 30 miles up the road - Thetford (still Norfolk / Just)
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  29863. See a Dr. Felton in the que click on him 1st
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  29864. I’ve often passed that junction. Thanks for a most interesting video
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  29865. The property where I live was built after the Second World War . It was bombed by the Luftwaffe on the 4th July 1944
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  29866. Another superb video. Some effort must’ve gone in to locate the photos from the 40s to show how they looked . It’d be nice to have some kind of memorial plaque on the grass area to the folk who died in the raids . Thank you Mark for continuing to make such informative videos on other wise forgotten aspects of history.
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  29867. Hi Mark thanks for such a great video and show comparison photo of 1942 and 2022.
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  29868. More of this please, brilliant 👍🏼
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  29869. St Benedicts church was ruined in the same raid, just the tower remains today.
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  29870. a wonderful introducing
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  29871. Great story mate 👍
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  29872. That was a great video. Very interesting. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  29873. Very interesting, I too often look at out of place structures and wonder. An old work colleague once lived in a terraced house in Bristol that had been rebuilt, being constructed of brick whilst the rest were stone. Upon asking my father it transpired that my childhood home had a ceiling replaced due to anti-aircraft splinters when my grandparents lived there during the war.
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  29874. I drive past there going to work and coming home and I had absolutely no idea of the history. I'm glad I'm not the only one stuck in traffic, but there's so much history in our city.
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  29875. Excellent video Dr. Felton!
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  29876. Another fascinating and fantastic video. 👍
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  29877. super thank you
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  29878. Thanks, this is fascinatingly local to me, I'll have a look around next time I go to that Tesco shop.
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  29879. My nan was in the Wrens, stationed in Yarmouth. She was buried under rubble for 24 hours after her building had a direct hit
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  29880. great work Mark
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  29881. Fantastic research!
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  29882. Brilliant vid yet again 👍
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  29883. Wow, Thank you Mark. Norwich is my home town though I live in Dereham now. That crossroads, its an area of the city I know well. What I didn't realise was that it was a WW2 bomb site. Though I knew bombs had fallen close by. Also damaged in these raids was the shop that is now Marks and Spencers. At the time it was Buntings, a local family business who I have a family connection with.
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  29884. Another wonderful video...thanks Mark
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  29885. Learning just how incredible Felton's cognitive function and executive functions make me super happy. Well done mate! Good use of memory function and history.
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  29886. It’s amazing how much history we look at every day but we never “see” it.
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  29887. A fascinating and excellent video, Mark - so much benefiting from the time photos illustrating the differences. 👌
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  29888. Brilliant segment.
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  29889. Greetings Mark, excellent video. I believe that the non-rebuilt sites may be where there were fatal casualties that were never recovered. No one wanted to build on those sites in the event of human remains being exposed later.
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  29890. Absolutely superb Mark, rivetting. Thanks again for the hard work... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍
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  29891. What a terrific story. Thanks.
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  29892. Marks Youtube page looks so much better with the 1M subscribers under his account name. ;) ;)
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  29893. great history videos!!!
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  29894. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🥓
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  29895. Great video Mark. As always I learn something I never knew about. Your the best history teacher EVER! Thanks for posting this.
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  29896. Great stuff. Thank You.
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  29897. Another Epic History Lesson....
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  29898. Great documentary Mark! Something new that I really never heard of. Thank you 🙏 for this great documentary, I hope many more will follow 😊👍😍
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  29899. Thank you!!!
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  29900. 1M subscribers in 3, 2, 1...
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  29901. More mark felton videos yaaaaaas ! :)
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  29902. Again Mark pulls yet another amazing obscure military story outta the hat! <3 Thanks again Mark!
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  29903. What an excellent piece of history, and well-told.
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  29904. Another great watch!
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  29905. Starting out my day at 5:34 AM with a cup of coffee and a little known part of history by Dr. Mark Felton. I can't think of a better way to start the day!
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  29906. Amazing story. Thanks very much Mr. Shelton. Greetings from Uruguay
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  29907. another classic story.
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  29908. magic very nice video :) great job !
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  29909. Love this god damn channel!!!
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  29910. YOU. ARE. THE. BEST!!!!! I wish my dad was alive to see your work. He would have absolutely loved it.
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  29911. Super story, thank you.
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  29912. I see a video by Dr. Felton and I immediately watch it.
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  29913. but another well presented video
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  29914. You always come up with these gems of information !
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  29915. I find that fascinating. Thank you.
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  29916. Very interesting! Thank you Mark
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  29917. We're about to get a million subscribers!
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  29918. Fantastic history! Gliders had their role on WWII; thanks for sharing, oscar, brazilian glider pilot;
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  29919. Thanks Mark. Great work as usual. Rich.
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  29920. Just incredible! Thanks, Mark.
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  29921. That was OUTSTANDING.... yet again another excellent presentation
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  29922. One million subscribers by Christmas and the troops can come home! Wonderful history channels. Bravo Dr Felton!
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  29923. hail felton
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  29924. Super-excellent. Thanks!
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  29925. Thank you, Mr Felton. Hugs from Brazil.
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  29926. That was an amazing video!
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  29927. Thanks for video! Doctor Felton ❤️
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  29928. Thanks again mark for another great video
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  29929. Another interesting documentary. It only takes 9 minutes to explain all there is to know when others would ramble on for an hour, repeating the same stuff.
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  29930. Mark Felton close to 1 mil nearly there
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  29931. Another excellent video to watch during my workout.
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  29932. Very interesting thanks Mark
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  29933. Dankie/ Merci Dr MF 4 this video. It is quite intresting. Thx.
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  29934. Love your videos, i always learn something new, they are both entertaining and educational 😃
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  29935. What a fascinating film. I had no idea!
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  29936. Thanks! Enjoyed it, Mark! I always look forward to your superb videos!
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  29937. This is the voice i always heard while reading books ...
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  29938. Mark, you're doing a terrific job, thank you so much :)
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  29939. Thanks for the video always great to watch and learn more from the past!!😎🐓🐓💙
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  29940. We need to tell as many people as we can about this channel and get the subsciption over a million by the end of the year, there are channels that are no where as interesting as Mark's with what I consider to be trivial content and they have more than a million subscribers, something wrong somewhere.
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  29941. Please keep up your videos and research. Much appreciated.
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  29942. Dr. Mark Felton for Time Magazine Man of the year that's how bad ass he is in my opinion
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  29943. An interesting little documentary seamlessly presented.
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  29944. That last image with the stormtroopers! Not bad!
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  29945. Spot on professor Felton.
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  29946. I didn't know Dornier were still trading. Thank you Mark for another great video
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  29947. Dr. Mark, l really love your show. It's one of my most favorite !!!! 😁👍
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  29948. Fascinating subject and as usual meticulously researched and wonderfully presented and narrated. Many thanks indeed.
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  29949. Why cant I have you as my history teacher
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  29950. Thanks Dr. Felton for all the wonderful history stories!
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  29951. Excellent history. Thank you Mark Felton
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  29952. Great detail again, even naming Latchford in Warrington, not too far from where I grew up! Great work.
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  29953. 1 million subs almost here!
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  29954. Incredible forgotten historical information from Mark top class as always.
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  29955. Interesting, enjoyed.
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  29956. Another excellent episode.
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  29957. Midwest US here. I cant imagine the time and effort that go into your videos and research, but it shows. Awesome work Mark
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  29958. This is like online class😁 Love your vids mark
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  29959. Historians 👁️👄👁️ Mark felton 😎
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  29960. Great Video as always. History channel just repeats history that if you studied world war 2 you knew about the subject anyway. Mark always has new material which were always hungry for
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  29961. Mark Felton Productions makes a bad day better.
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  29962. I love Mark Felton Productions. Love from Romania.
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  29963. Thank you once again for another interesting video, love them! 👍🏼
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  29964. I've been waiting for 4 days for new videos from Sir Mark Felton he finally made another one!!Thank you Mr.Felton!
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  29965. Just started watching now.. nice array of craft ..so far Mark Felton 👋👽👍
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  29966. What is a Nazi Time maschine? Only an old and destroyed tank IV from Germany. Nice greetings from Germany. 🍀🍀🇩🇪🍀🍀
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  29967. Small divots below vision port possibly antitank rifle hits maybe?
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  29968. I knew it! The nazi's had time machines! The History Channel was right!
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  29969. Thanks for the story without any delusion or waffling
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  29970. Fascinating. Thanks for the report.
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  29971. Fantastic!
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  29972. Very interesting, thanks Mark.
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  29973. Very good video contrats
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  29974. Great job professor!
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  29975. Horrido ! Such an insightful video. Mark Felton magic on display once more!!!!
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  29976. As always....a First rate Presentation!!!!! Thanks......
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  29977. 🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing
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  29978. Brilliant as usual!
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  29979. Thanks
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  29980. This just adds to the very long list of 1st class vids
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  29981. One of the best war and military documentary in youtube and maybe even better than natgeo and other
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  29982. Thanks Dr Felton!
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  29983. thank you. your imagination and drive amazes your viewers. maybe we should all be a lot more curious. thank you.
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  29984. Interesting. Sir Mark 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  29985. It shows Dr. Felton's true professionalism as an unbiased scholar given the history of Germany's past aggressions toward his own country.
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  29986. Wonderful content as always Mark! Also your video on the Warsaw uprising was beautifully done. Thanks for continuing to put out interesting and well made content!
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  29987. Best history channel on YouTube. Mad respect for correct pronunciation from a fellow historian.
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  29988. Great footage and coverage mark.
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  29989. Mr. Mark Feldon is one brilliant gentleman!
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  29990. Another good video from the master.💥👍
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  29991. Great video, as always. A minor point, in the U.S. the day of remembrance for fallen soldiers is Memorial Day. Veteran's Day is to honor all veterans - living or dead. To be fair, Americans confuse the two all the time.
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  29992. These videos are awesome 👍
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  29993. Thank you again, Dr. Felton, four lending the fax through your posts and videos. I have learned much about World War II from you
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  29994. Fantastic documentary!!!
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  29995. Very interesting, thx....
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  29996. Mark looks younger day by day.
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  29997. Youre better than history chanell or school
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  29998. As always, the best WW2 content to be found on Youtube! Great watch! Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  29999. very informative video, one of your best!
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  30000. Well done Mark. Thank you for such a well detailed story.
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  30001. I love that intro music! LOL! Look forward to it every time ;-)
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  30002. Thanks for another informative video
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  30003. I just discovered this channel... I can’t stop watching send rations...
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  30004. Felton for President. Oh yes
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  30005. always great videos !!!
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  30006. thank you mark felton, you are the man
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  30007. Loved the footage and the description of events and the music. This episode just seemed to flow seamlessly.
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  30008. Amazing work mr. Felton!
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  30009. Thanks
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  30010. Like video
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  30011. Mom can I watch one more video
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  30012. Very interesting!!
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  30013. Much better than watching History Channel
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  30014. Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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  30015. Fascinating 🖖🏼
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  30016. Your the best Mark!
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  30017. The cat with 109 lives! Thanks for sharing Dr Felton!
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  30018. Thanks, Mark, for this video. Really touching
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  30019. Thanks Mark👍🏻 Always a pleasure to watch your films
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  30020. I visited Berlin and that building the 1993 day Russian president Yeltsin visited to celebrate the withdrawal of soviet troops from the city.
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  30021. Nicely informative video.
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  30022. Another engrossing vid. Many thanks!
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  30023. Thanks for the video Mark.
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  30024. Great film clips.
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  30025. Great video.
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  30026. Best of the best....ty Mark Felton
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  30027. I am the first to like and comment. We like you Dr. Mark.
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  30028. These history facts must be preserved as people die and memories fade. If you do not learn from the past you will be doomed to repeat it.
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  30029. Outstanding video and presentation
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  30030. You don't hang about do you Mark? I swear you must have been on piece work in a former life? Keeping them coming!
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  30031. I wasn't expecting a 5th episode. Yay!
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  30032. Very informative with the "little details" usually ignored by historians of those tumultuous times. Thanks for posting!
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  30033. Love all your videos .
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  30034. Another great video Dr. Felton! Thank you.
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  30035. likes video before it even starts
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  30036. Mark I love your videos you explain everything so clearly.
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  30037. I knew some of these, and others I didn't. Thanks for the content.
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  30038. this channel is much more informative than history channel and national geographic
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  30039. Very very interesting thank you for sharing
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  30040. Thank you
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  30041. I'm probably the only one here old enough to remember this- growing up in the 1970's, there was this gossip about the band "KISS", that the last two S's in the bands name were the Nazi SS symbols, LOL! Great video, I knew very little of those symbols.
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  30042. excellent as always Mark, You never make a bad video
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  30043. Fantastic clarity! Many thanks!
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  30044. earliest i've ever been to a mark felton video
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  30045. Incredible channel Mark.... you fill in the gaps the revisionists don’t want to acknowledge...history can never be changed unfortunately but we should use its failings for good....outstanding work once again....
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  30046. Thank you for this, very informative.
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  30047. I just want to comment to increase engagement with this wonderful content
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  30048. Great content as always 👍
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  30049. I'm a simple man if I see a mfp video on Nazis I click on it
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  30050. Another great in-depth look at a touchy subject. Love your videos
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  30051. Very fascinating
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  30052. I am addicted to your videos lol
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  30053. this guy should have his own show on the history channel!
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  30054. Another great and informative video. Thank you
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  30055. Hopefully this doesn't get demonetized, but if it does, I hope my many Premium views will help ease the pain. Keep up the great work!
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  30056. I'm Navajo and the Four Winds symbol is true.
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  30057. Interesting! Thanks for this video. Learned something today 👍
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  30058. Great video very informative
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  30059. Mark uploads.........I listen... Always 🔥 and learning...👍
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  30060. I'm a simple man... I see new Mark Felton video, I watch new Mark Felton video.
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  30061. Excellant video ...
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  30062. Mark is an amazing historian
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  30063. Dr Felton. Excellent as always. Good, solid information. Glad to be a subscriber and Patreon supporter.
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  30064. More videos please! I’m a cleaning lady and listen 🎧 to your videos all day long! I’ve gone through all of your videos at least twice!
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  30065. Mark is officially the goat 🐐
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  30066. The original state highway signs in Arizona had swastikas on them. Good talk on these symbols.
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  30067. Very interesting!
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  30068. Another brilliant informative video I see you need a TV show!
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  30069. Very interesting and very informative!
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  30070. Another Golden Education Session By Expert Dr. Mark Felton , Thank You.
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  30071. Thanks mark
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  30072. Mark is a good looking bloke thats all im saying
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  30073. This dude better than the mf history channel
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  30074. Very informative video Mark. I see a lot of swastikas here in Thailand, as it is linked to Buddhism too.
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  30075. Interesting stuff👍
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  30076. Great video!
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  30077. Woohoo! Another video, I'm excited
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  30078. My son and I enjoy your channel great work Mark Thanks .
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  30079. India is my country . It's good to hear that someone is talking to swastika. It's religious beliefs to our culture.
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  30080. I like mark feltons content ! He talks about topics you don’t here about so every time you learn something new !
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  30081. Mark Felton has taught me almost as much as my history teachers!
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  30082. Still the best of any channels I ever subscribed to... Very informative. Were there any remnants of these or other symbols in the DDR army? It would be interesting to know because they took over much more of the WWII uniforms then the BRD did...
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  30083. Unreal stuff as always. Keep it up Mark
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  30084. I learnt a lot from these documentaries
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  30085. Excellant videos
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  30086. Time for overdose of history from Mr felton 😁😁
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  30087. That was interesting!
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  30088. You explained certain topics in a brief informative and concise way. Great video.
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  30089. Impressively researched ... you would be the guy I’d ask to accompany me back to that period in history once I get access to the time travel Transporter
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  30090. An interesting subject. Good to know the difference
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  30091. Another well narrated and researched episode.
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  30092. Very Informative, thanks Mark
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  30093. I see a Mark Felton video I get comfy and click
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  30094. Thanks for another upload mark!
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  30095. Thankyou very much..
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  30096. I must compliment you for the countless hours of hard work and research you spent in order to make these videos. I've learned so much from them. I was amazed at how much I was never told while being taught history in school. Thank you for making these wonderful videos!
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  30097. Didn't know that the Native Americans used the Swastika. Keep up your unbias and awesome content... 💪
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  30098. Great video thanks
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  30099. Brilliant interpenetration and dissemination my friend ,well done.
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  30100. Wuaoooooo, excelent...very interesting 👍 🤔
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  30101. Sir i really aprishet your job
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  30102. Outstanding channel
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  30103. thank you for this Mr. felton
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  30104. Thanks for sharing. 😉👌🏼
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  30105. Interesting and educational Mark!
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  30106. This is by far the most accurate WWII history channel on YouTube! Mark's videos are incredibly informative.
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  30107. Another Lesson has been learned.Thank you Dr.Felton!
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  30108. Hi thank you for the history lesson.
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  30109. I love this channel
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  30110. Dr. Felton uploaded, days made
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  30111. Very interesting & very informative. Well done.
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  30112. Has this man ever made a bad video? No. He has not.
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  30113. Just home from work and this pops up. Crack the after work beer and enjoy.
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  30114. Thanks for your history videos
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  30115. Great teaching mark now i know!❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  30116. Amazing and informative. Ty.
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  30117. Always so interesting
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  30118. Great stories Mark,
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  30119. one could do a Ph.D. on the significance of the contribution of Mark Felton Productions to military historical research
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  30120. Love these videos
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  30121. Fascinating
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  30122. Very interesting thank you
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  30123. Fine video
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  30124. Never knew this DR Felton so much unknown imformation
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  30125. The best You Tube channel ever ‼️
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  30126. Excellent Video Mark Felton P...
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  30127. Thanks Dr. Felton!
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  30128. Wish I could retain more knowledge on ww2 from your channel. You have so much great content I have to constantly re watch your videos. Love the content.
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  30129. Thank you Mark very cool
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  30130. great editing. very professional.
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  30131. Keep up the awesome work
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  30132. Thanks Mark!
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  30133. Outstanding as usual!
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  30134. If I'm lucky, l can click a like in the first 50 or 100, it doesn't matter. I've done this since day one of subscribing. And I'll hunt down any videos that don't have a thumbs up!
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  30135. Thank you so much a very good narrating and always Crystal clear ones a again thank you
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  30136. Brilliant as always Mark. Less known incidents and always meticulously researched and presented. Thank you.
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  30137. Another brilliant episode
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  30138. Dr. Felton you are a treasure trove of information. Wish we had a hard connected to your brain sir!
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  30139. I love your channel, always learning
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  30140. Thank you as always for every episode ---- always learning something NEW ------------
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  30141. Bravo Mark , history lesson learned 👍
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  30142. Great video as always, Many Thanks
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  30143. Excellent video thanks Dr F 👍🏻👍🏻
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  30144. Yet another awesome video. 🍻👍
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  30145. U make awesome videos man Keep up the good work
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  30146. Sir Mark Excellent Story ! What a ride for the two men on the platform hanging 100 feet below the Zeppelin. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸
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  30147. Super interesting information and narrative! Thank you Mark!
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  30148. Once again, superb! Congratulations and admiration from Chile
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  30149. Great video
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  30150. Another informative and entertaining video, keep them coming 👍
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  30151. Thank you very much for your work. Every video is great. I just wonder where are you digging for this amazing stuff:) Greetings from Poland:)
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  30152. Thank for another awesome episodes mark...
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  30153. Always interesting video subjects. Thanks again.
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  30154. Fascinating!👏🏻
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  30155. Mark felton 💯💯💯💯
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  30156. Mark your awesome man n so are u videos please keep uploading videos
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  30157. Great video, thanks!
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  30158. Outstanding video
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  30159. You are the best in your field
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  30160. MFP just crushing the competition. Well done as always sir.
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  30161. Another great video bud.
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  30162. Thanks! For another great history lesson.
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  30163. Fantastic stuff! Very interesting as always.
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  30164. Video is very interesting Thank you @Mark Felton
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  30165. “Ein bisschen Gluck gehabt was?!” Wow. Great story-telling — thanks Mark!
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  30166. Bravo good sir. Great videos
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  30167. Another great look into some of the hidden history of WW2!
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  30168. Great channel and a voice that is timeless.
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  30169. Always a pleasure, thanks again Mark.
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  30170. Really good to see the channel over a million subs. Shows how bloody good the content is and has always been
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  30171. Riveting. Another fantastic Felton video.
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  30172. Fascinating production. I had heard of this before but I was unaware of the full details. Excellent work, Mark. Thanks.
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  30173. Phenomenal research, video production, and presentation!
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  30174. Great video Mark, I finished your documentary hitler's steal beast quite nice.
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  30175. Thank you mark!!!
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  30176. Another awesome video, Mark! I am also listening to your Opium Wars series and I realized you and I were in Shanghai at the same time, thought it was pretty cool.
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  30177. I had never heard this story. Thanks Lord Felton!
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  30178. I will never look at a bottle of Cointreau the same way again. Thanks, Dr. Felton! Cheers! 🥃
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  30179. Mark’s videos always brighten up my day, he reminds me of how little I know about history...and what I know NOW!
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  30180. Very interesting... Thx
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  30181. Awesome video!
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  30182. Thank you.
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  30183. Very good and interesting , as usual
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  30184. Best wwII channel on YouTube!
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  30185. Thanks!
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  30186. Great video Mark. Your work is always top notch👌
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  30187. Thank you Dr. Mark. Great video usual.
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  30188. Best history channel, enough said
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  30189. Mark, your accent suggests authority. Your videos demonstrate it
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  30190. Great video sir , thank you for your time and efforts.
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  30191. And the armchair ads say "Ahhh-it feels like you're floating in air!"
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  30192. Fascinating. Thank you.
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  30193. Another quality production. 👍
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  30194. I now promote Dr.Mark Felton to the rank of You Tube Field Marshall 1st class swords and oak leaves diamond encrusted
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  30195. Another obscure history lesson. I’m in.
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  30196. Never knew about this. Thank you again Mark!
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  30197. I never STOP LEARNING! Thank you so very graciously Dr. Felton. You make history SO INCREDIBLY INTERESTING! Thank you sir! Dr. David San Antonio, TX 🇺🇸
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  30198. Don’t even have to watch the video before I like it. I already know it’s quality.
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  30199. Superb again MARK......
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  30200. Exciting video. Many thanks.
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  30201. If I recall correctly, Mr. Felton put out another video showing a hazardous brake condition on Hitler's condor upon landing. A fire had erupted in the brake drum and can be seen smoking in the background of a film made of Hitler being greeted by local dignitaries on the tarmac.
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  30202. Another day to learn more about history, an excellent way to start my day
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  30203. Another unknown story made available...cheers
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  30204. Love that you cover lesser known aspects of history
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  30205. Great work Mark Felton!
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  30206. Excellent work as always
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  30207. Next time I am about to miss my ✈️ flight at Gatwick, I will remember this excellent video.
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  30208. I always click "like" on Mark's videos before I even watch them cause I know they're going to be good.
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  30209. 5 min up and 1.7k views.just shows when we see and new video from mark we stop everything and click.
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  30210. So happy a new mark felton has come out, they’re always brilliant
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  30211. Great video! Very informative
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  30212. I love this guys voice
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  30213. There are still WW11 stories to tell. Mr Felton is living proof of that statement.
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  30214. I always look forward to the next story well done mark
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  30215. What would we do without you? Stay healthy Dr Felton Sir
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  30216. great stuff mark
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  30217. Very nice👍👍
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  30218. Superb.
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  30219. I always enjoy your work! More then a great job!
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  30220. Yessssss! A new video!
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  30221. I love your stories of hitler thank you sir
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  30222. Excellent as always
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  30223. Great video as always!! They should get rid of the History Channel and replace it with your videos.
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  30224. Thank you dr Mark Felton
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  30225. Don't have anything to say but comments boost vids I think! Another great video thanks Mark
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  30226. FELTON ABSOLUTELY DOMINATES WW2 HISTORY PROGRAMS some of his videos are things you don't find in history books at school you really have to do alot of research to get this information not included putting videos together editing etc TOP JOB.
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  30227. History Channel-We have documentarys. Felton-Hold my beer.🤨👏
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  30228. Awesome presentation...Great work! Thanks... Waiting for more episodes !
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  30229. 84 dislikes? It’s good to know there are only 84 neo-nazi’s still around... Mark Felton is a history God...
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  30230. very good
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  30231. i always watch to the end
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  30232. good video
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  30233. Thank you MFP. Great information! 👍🇬🇧
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  30234. Brilliant stuff Mark, interesting as always.
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  30235. Superb as always. Thank s Mark!
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  30236. Thank your Mr.Felton, I love your Content
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  30237. Always a good day when a new story being told by mark Felton is told.
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  30238. Top notch content! I enjoy tuning in.
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  30239. Fascinating stories. Thanks.
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  30240. 11,000 views & over 200 coments in 23 mins! No surprise. I don't know how you keep unearthing these umknown (to most) WW2 historical gems Mark!
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  30241. Thanks Mark. Very interesting bit of history.
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  30242. Your videos are excellent, informative, factual, interesting, and above all entertaining 👍👍👏👏
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  30243. Ok. I'm a bit confused. Watching this video at 14:23 US EST on 2/16/21, and I cannot figure out why at this point there're 32 dislikes. I've watched the whole video and can't for the life of me see what there is to dislike about this. Even accounting for bots this seems ridiculous in the extreme. Mr. Felton provides the best history documentaries of any channel and I can't see what there is to honestly dislike. 🤔
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  30244. Tht title on a MFP video, man I couldn't click fast enough
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  30245. Hitler landed on 17 Feb at the airport. Coincidentally I am watching this on 17 Feb 2021
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  30246. Me and My friends have been watching Your videos for couple of years now. We usually get some good discussion from them :D. Thank You for the educational material You post.
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  30247. great video as always, now excuse me as i proceed to watch it
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  30248. Thanks Mark you show so many things that we don't know keep up the Good work
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  30249. 👽Felton GPS for the car... Everyone would buy it.
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  30250. I dont understand how you manage to produce and release so many videos so fast. Always enjoy watching your content.
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  30251. Thank you for making such watchable new content. It's amazing.
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  30252. Mark! your content saved my marriage. I have come to an agreement with my wife that I will massage her feet every evening while watching your videos. She falls asleep within 5 minutes while I can enjoy your great content! Thanks
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  30253. Amazing channel. Somehow Felton never fails to run out of fascinating WW2 topics to cover
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  30254. Wow! I thought I'd read everything about WW2, but I'd never before heard that Hitler was almost captured (or killed) by the Soviets in early '43!! What a story! Mark Felton - You are a jewel among jewels!!! : D
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  30255. Automatically liked the video so I can watch it after work
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  30256. Love learning about the Pathfinders, thank you!
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  30257. What brave men indeed. Thank you Dr Felton for your excellent research.
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  30258. Love your videos Mark! Small thing I noticed. At 0:48 it says "Cavaran" instead of Caravan.
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  30259. Very interesting video Professor! Thanks for creating it for future watchers!
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  30260. I am addicted to his videos 🤣🤣🤣
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  30261. Mark ... my hero!
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  30262. Truly the best WWII documentaries on YouTube. I don't know how you got a hold of the footage that are in your videos, but it's completely new (to my eyes at least). Best!
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  30263. When I see the Mark Felton new video notification pop up I grin and hum the theme tune to myself 👍🏽
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  30264. Great story. Thanks
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  30265. Fantastic content as usual. Thanks
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  30266. Yet another lesson in history . Thank you Mark
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  30267. So many untold hero’s of world history. Thank you Mark for sharing another amazing historical figure of yesteryear.
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  30268. Yup yup yup, mark felton made my covid summer less boring
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  30269. Thank you Mark. Fascinating.
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  30270. Mark you are incredible...
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  30271. Another fantastic clip. thank you!
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  30272. Great to know the history, thankyou very much!!!👍👍💪
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  30273. Thanks for teaching history Mark i totally recommend this channel
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  30274. i always love listening to your stories
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  30275. Another excellent video Doc Mark. Thanks for sharing.
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  30276. Nice One, Dr. Felton, many Thanks!
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  30277. Thank you Mark!!
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  30278. a great very interesting video Mr.Mark as always.Have a good one.
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  30279. Amazing. Thank you.
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  30280. Fabulous episode. Thanks.
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  30281. I have always wanted to hear Mark Felton say, “Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang,” I just didn’t know it until now.
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  30282. Excellent video Mark!! 🤝🤝
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  30283. Super duper presentation 👍👍👍
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  30284. The Army Good Conduct Medal. Also known as I Didn't Get Caught Medal. I have one.
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  30285. Thanks Dr Felton. Another Great reminder of Those Who Served! 🎉
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  30286. Always very informative. Thank you.
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  30287. Paydirt ,double floren ,I have a bag of them ,$124.00 each
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  30288. I'm 42 and my slightly younger work colleagues never believe me when I tell them I was spending pre decimal coins up until the nineties.
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  30289. That's like the story about the 3 Mark pieces in Imperial Germany. they were issued in 1908 and until then you could buy stuff with the old Talers. The oldest one which was back then still legal was issued by Prussia around 1750.
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  30290. Alongside this coin, they forgot to demonetize multiple other predecimal commemorative coins. One example being the 1935 silver jubilee crown, which has a face value of 25 pence.
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  30291. Too much fun. Doc Felton!!!!! I can see what started your fascination with WW2. You've got "Bomb" written on the inside of your bowl!!!
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  30292. Interesting from the perspective of an American. We still find bills from as long ago as 60’s every now and then. Mostly $100s since they are circulated the least and are what someone would store away for decades. I still have a $10 bill from 1969 that I received in change from the school cafeteria in 2011! More common is to find coins like pennies, nickels and dimes, from the 1940s and 1950s since they have barely changed, dime has been the same since 1946. I once got a penny from 1917 in change, in the last 10-15 yrs.
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  30293. Damn! As a American I would be in hell trying to pay for something in Britain with all these coins! 😂 six pence is now 10 pence and 2 pence is 10 double florin! MADNESS I SAY! 😆 jk idk how my Brit cousins do it!
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  30294. Thats nothing...any American currency or coin from 1787 is still legal tender.
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  30295. Watching old British comedy shows or the odd movie on PBS here in the States I never heard the term Florin used for Shilling. Now I know.
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  30296. Wonderful, I'm of an age to remember hape'neys, tanner's, thruppenybits and using bun penny's, -those huge coins with Victoria on them. That took me back, oh I have a pink ten shilling note I found in a forgotten box of stuff from childhood.
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  30297. What a Lovely and Interesting story, thank you Dr. Felton! And I still have a Jar full of Two Bob pieces, mostly King George, probably around £10 worth on their Face Value.
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  30298. A great very interesting video indeed Mr.Felton as always.
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  30299. I was working for a bank the day Britain went decimal. If Americans remember where they were when JFK was shot, I will remember that day as long as I live!! It was hectic, to put it mildly!! And then I went over to the supermarket to buy myself a yoghurt for lunch. I was so pleased!! The previous day it had been one shilling; today it was five pence!!! Doh!!!
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  30300. Wow, awesome! Great video mate. I love coins and stuff. My family kept all those coins even crowns, sovereigns and half sovereigns! Australia
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  30301. I’m an American. I used to love working in Fireworks Booths. Mainly because kids would bring in dad’s coin collection to buy fireworks. I got so many silver coins.
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  30302. I went thro` Decimilisation - previously having to learn Pounds, Shillings & Pence , CWT, Stones, Pounds and Ounces - Metric is SO easy (only thing France EVER got right!).PS I STILL think in Yards/Feet etc. Old Dog?
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  30303. On my first visit to the UK in May 1980, I got a lot of shillings and two shillings, but no sixpence coins. I added them to my collection. None, however, had King George on them, only Elizabeth. I also have a half-crown from 1957. Not sure how that fits in.
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  30304. Just the sort of bonkers fact I love 😂
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  30305. Very interesting history thanks for educating us further.
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  30306. I have 2 of them in my collection, but i never knew it was still active for payment! my grandfather collected coins and always have a fascination with coins and currency, since 2002, when the euro came in the netherlands ive asked all people i met if they had any old currency i could have, my grandfather told me that the euro has 0 value in the future and i should invest in the old silver and copper/bronze coins, since the new nickel coins are basicly worthless, and when the economy collapses gold silver and copper will be the money no matter whats printed on it, kinda like the bad roman and middle age days where any coin of gold silver copper and bronze was taken. i have a shortage of euro's but i do have around 500 kg of coins. from time to time when i need cash i dig into the 500kg of coins and find the best ones. my double florins have been circulated and it brings the value down to 50 euro's, but if you find a mint one it can fetch up to 300 euro's. Also fun to roam around flee markets and buy them up, most people are clueless about coin collector values, and sell their grandfathers entire collection for a few euros. coins and history, love it.
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  30307. In the US, every single coin ever minted is still legal tender, right back to anything minted by the US federal Government after the signing of the constitution. The sole exception being the "trade dollar" which Congress demonetized in the 19th century. You could, theoretically go pay for a soda with a silver dollar from the 1870's. Or use a shield nickel or an flying eagle cent from the 1850's. As a young man in the 1980's I once got an 1890's "V" nickel in change from a snack machine. US coinage design and size has been largely static for almost 175 years.
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  30308. lol that's funny. I follow a YouTuber from Scotland and she calls sodas fizzy drinks too. Thought was just something she says but guess a UK thing. And awesome video and guess you are never to old to learn something new.
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  30309. I have tobacco boxes of shillings, florins, half crowns, crowns and goodness knows what else from my father in law who was born in 1921. I'll be checking tonight for any double florins 😁😁💰💰💰
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  30310. We still have the three penny bit , albeit disguised as a pound , (both have the same buying power,) As for the 20p, we really ought to start calling the seven sided worthless thing a double florin , much better name
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  30311. I love it when Miss Havisham gives Pip in Dickens Great Expectations a Sovereign. As an American I don't know its value.
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  30312. Mark , i don't know about coins but you certainly produce golden nugget videos like this one amazing.
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  30313. Just to add a little complication, the two shilling piece was indeed a florin but was always referred to as `two bob`. A sixpence was always a tanner. The half crown was worth two shillings and sixpence and I can remember occasionally seeing a silver three pence coin which was similar appearance to a sixpence but a little smaller. The half penny (pronounced `hape'ny) was an inch in diameter and the penny was an inch and a quarter. The double florin is said to be 36 mm but it seems unlikely that they used a metric size at that time. I suspect that it was 1 7/16 inches which is very close. Some called the threepence coin `thruppence` and others `threppence` It seems to be one of those north / south things. The half crown was often called `half a dollar` probably referring to the long lost days when there were four US dollars to the pound.
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  30314. Great video, thank you. I am a moderate collector, so it was especially a good topic. Our currency in Hungary is called Forint, and many people from different countries pronounce it as Florin. Now I know why.
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  30315. Great little film, I don’t have a double florin but I do have a Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. You’re right though, let’s keep the cash.
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  30316. Wait.. a Mark Felton video which is not about some extremely obscure second world war detail??? Nice video, Mark.
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  30317. Born in 1957 I had to learn how to add up in, and use the old currency. It was dreadful and I cheered when decimalisation occurred. As a student in Canterbury in the mid 70’s there was an old fashioned bakers shop run by an old lady near to the rear gate of the cathedral and King’s School. I clearly remember all her wares were still marked on tickets showing prices in ‘old money’, for example 3d (threepence) for a bun, 1/6 (one shilling and sixpence) for a loaf. She was determined not to change 🤣
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  30318. From "Barmaid's ruin" to "Barmaid's windfall"!☺
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  30319. Born in 1975 my pocket money was just like yours lots of shillings and florins
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  30320. Some time in the early 70`s I managed to pass a sixpence off for 6p in a model shop. That bought a significant part of an Airfix kit then!
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  30321. I found a Henry Viii silver coin in Jackson Ca for $15 at an antique store. It was in great condition but stuff in the gold country can be bought rather cheap.
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  30322. When I was a young lad with a Saturday job in J Lyons opposite Victoria station, an elderly lady who was buying some cakes, give me some coins. I quickly picked up on one of the coins as being 'foreign'. She informed me, correctly, that it was a Florin from the reign of Queen Victoria, dated 1843. I said that I wasn't sure, but informed her that I would keep the coin for myself and substitute it in the till for a 10pence/two shilling piece from my own pocket. I've still got it around the house somewhere - might even be worth something, especially as Victoria looks very, very young.
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  30323. Hi Dr Felton the Crown (25p) minted up until 1990 is still legal tender as well, I can remember as a coach driver accepting some in part paynment of a fare from an American tourist back in the 1980's. I told him they would be better for him as collectors coins (I seem to recall they Were 1977 Elizabeth II silver jubilee ones) but he insisted.
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  30324. A favorite joke of ours as a schoolboys was demanding half a penny sweet for a h'penny, aways got a laugh
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  30325. I was born in 1966 and so was 5 when decimalisation occurred, completely missing out on LSD. I remember using pre-decimal shilling and two shilling coins in the 1970s and 80s in place of 5p and 10p pieces though, but didn't know that the sixpence was also worth 2 1/2p.
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  30326. As a child I’d collect old coins and insert them in a special money box imagining I could travel to that year with them….I hadn’t thought about it until this video!
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  30327. Never ever leave without learning something new. Wow!
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  30328. This was extremely informative -and nobody died 👍
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  30329. Nice information for a coin collector like me
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  30330. Indeed. Last year I bought a coin set from the year I was born (1965).
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  30331. No, because Scottish and Irish Banks issue their own currency. (Bank of Scotland etc).
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  30332. I have an 1890 double florin in absolutely mint (pardon the pun) condition, impressively chunky and weighty. I also have a wristwatch made from a 1949 half-crown.
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  30333. Now I love videos like this. Obscure nuggets of history that make life just that little more interesting and special. Edward I would be proud ;)
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  30334. And very handily the old shilling was exactly the same size and weight as the higher value 1 Deutsche mark coin And for young soldiers in the late 80’s was a cheap way to secure yourself 20 cigs for a mere twenty pence from the vending machines dotted around most German high streets 😂 😇
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  30335. Maundy money from the 1890s has been remonetised to new pence, and as such is still also legal tender.
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  30336. Thank you Mark, ypu should have a show on the discovery channel. Absolutely fantastic. I take my hat of to you 🇬🇧
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  30337. As a schoolboy Victorian pennies were still very commonly in currency. I still have a much worn penny dated 1860.
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  30338. I just startet my education as Sergent in the swiss military. This distraction you provide is more than welcome! Thanks Mark. Together we will get through this LOL
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  30339. Love you channel mate, confirmed history buff here and it's great to see stuff that's new to me . Well researched and well made, many thanks .
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  30340. Good to do recent stuff mixed with ww2 as always the best Chanel on yt Dr mark
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  30341. Fascinating!
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  30342. The Royal Air Force also operates 2x Chipmunks as part of the training fleet on the Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby.
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  30343. I really appreciate these videos, very informative and I prefer the details
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  30344. Fact Check: Largest Combat Air Forces today: 1) USAF 2) US Army 3) Russia 4) US Navy 5) China 6) India 7) US Marines. That is all.
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  30345. F-4 Shoe call sign Axel🇺🇸 Thanks my friend...
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  30346. I have actually flown a Chipmunk! Well, when I say “flown”, I was given control of one once as a 14 year old RAF Cadet…..🤣
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  30347. I was a jet engine mechanic on the C130s in the late 70s.
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  30348. Awesome video Mark
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  30349. Very cool video! Totally brilliant as always!
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  30350. Have a rest now Dr Felton. Thank you so much for the fantastic content.
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  30351. When I was 15 years old in 2010, the Swedish airforce had a summercamp for youths. I got to fly on a C-130 from Halmstad to Malmen Airforce Base in Linköping. Then after living at Helikopter-flottiljen for 1 week under military regiment they flew us back. Amazing experience!
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  30352. Felt so awesome to hear you say usmc 😍
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  30353. Brilliant as always.
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  30354. Thanks Sir Mark Interesting video. 🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  30355. Great stuff. Keep it coming please
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  30356. Dear Dr Mark Felton, what a superb historian and videographer you are. Most i find are utterly absorbing, others just too scary and distressing - but that's the integrity and honesty of your excellent oevre. Thank you, Julie, Australian.
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  30357. It doesn’t get any better than Mark’s History teachings. Thank you sir !
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  30358. Fantastic job with the mapping, I learnt a lot about the eagles nest too
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  30359. Thanks as always, Mark! Love your phrase "arch-toady Martin Bormann...."
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  30360. It’s indeed a bit unsettling visiting areas like this. The quiet up the mountain, light playing tricks through the branches, the wind rustling the leaves… it makes the mind wander.
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  30361. Thanks Dr. Felton, as always a quality piece
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  30362. Another great episode, thanks Mark !
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  30363. Very well put together and interesting video. Thanks.
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  30364. Thank you Mark....great piece!
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  30365. Another gem of a video. Thank you.
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  30366. Thanks!
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  30367. A great way to start the weekend! Cheers, Mark!
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  30368. Awesome video! Top notch. Love your videos
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  30369. Great stuff. TY!
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  30370. Thankyou Mark for bringing to light these amazing people.
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  30371. Loving your work keep it up
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  30372. Fascinating as normal! Thanks
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  30373. Great video mark!
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  30374. Thanks for the research and the resulting quotes. It's always good to cite a second source directly. I enjoy the story telling in all of the Felton productions and recommend the talking books and Dr. Felton's written works as well. It's just great stuff.
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  30375. One of Mark's best in his own very competitive field of excellent videos!
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  30376. Best thing on YouTube.
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  30377. ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  30378. Happy international women's day. Nice touch Mark.
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  30379. Great video Mark Felton
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  30380. Great video, as always. Thank you. And belated happy international women's day!
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  30381. We love your channels marky boy
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  30382. Thank you, another wonderful story
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  30383. Magnificent history,thanks
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  30384. Man you make some really good stuff
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  30385. i love stuffing my face with Felton videos
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  30386. This is a great channel - I love it!
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  30387. Another good video from a now accomplished producer.
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  30388. Keep it going marky mark
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  30389. Good stuff Dr Felton! Thank you 🙏 Fascinating as usual 👍👍👏👏👏
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  30390. Great women's day video. My Russian wife approves!
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  30391. Love the vids Mark! Keep up the great work!
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  30392. wow. great video. subbed
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  30393. Awesome video. Keep up the good work.
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  30394. Another well researched and apolitical video.
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  30395. A very nice video. Very interesting. I liked it.
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  30396. I am big fan. Great content, well produced.
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  30397. Fascinating!
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  30398. Fascinating, and exceptionally well-done. Sir, your standards are very high and we appreciate that. Thanks and good luck.
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  30399. Love your videos, i worked on getting Shorncliffe in Folkestone ready for the Gurkha's
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  30400. To say that the Gurkas deserve there respect owed to them is almost an understatement. Thanks for the video Mark, cheers.
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  30401. As a US Marine, a member of another world-renowned fighting force, I have nothing for respect for the Gurkhas, and wouldn't want to see them across a battlefield. Ayo Gurkhali!
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  30402. i discovered your channel recently with your video on the london glitz and its great continue like that !
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  30403. Hong Kong did not become the Brigade of Gurkhas HQ until British Forces were withdrawn from Singapore. The actual date was around the 1969 - 1971 time period.
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  30404. People using the word mercenary derisively are in general fairly ignorant.
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  30405. another top-line production from mark felton
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  30406. What a fun and exciting video! 😀 Greetings from East Tennessee 🤠
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  30407. Dr Felton, I really hope you can do an extensive series on the British Indian Army that fought both world wars!
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  30408. Thank you Sir. Shoe🇺🇸
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  30409. Mark, they also served in Bosnia. I ran into one of their units in northeastern Bosnia when I was serving in the SFOR in 1999. It great to see that they gained pay equity now.
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  30410. Always a fascinating lesson, thanks Dr. Felton.
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  30411. Another amazing lesson sir. Thanks
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  30412. Love this one because of its personal connection with you.
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  30413. Excellent material, thank you
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  30414. Served alongside The Gurkhas in Afghan, some of the nicest ppl you could ever meet. And their food is outstanding!!
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  30415. My first superficial comment anywhere on YouTube: What a lovely wife, Dr. Felton. So nice you travel together when possible.
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  30416. Another absolutely fascinating story. Thank you.
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  30417. Wow, can't believe the Gurkha's turned you down Dr. Felton!😊
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  30418. That was a great video... Shout out to all the Gurkhas out there, with respect.
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  30419. Seen these guys in action. We could replace Border Farce with them😜
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  30420. Every Gurkha should be given British citizenship.
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  30421. Dam Good One Mark. I sure Love your work!
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  30422. British: can't beat em? Hire em!
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  30423. I have to say that the comments for this piece are as fascinating as the story itself. Well done.
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  30424. Proud to be Nepali..🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵❤❤❤
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  30425. Was some of the B roll of the Gurkhas training in Australia?
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  30426. I loved hearing about your personal experience with the gurkhas.
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  30427. That’s not Mark Felton at Windsor Castle that’s the next James Bond 😉 thanks for your videos Mark 🇬🇧✌️
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  30428. Highly informative. Long history of bravery and dedication. Thank you.
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  30429. I knew a little about the Ghurkas before watching this video, but know a lot more about them now. Another brilliant video, Dr. Felton!
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  30430. I was at Windsor Castle a few years ago and saw the Gurkhas there too. It was a real treat to see them in person. Excellent and fascinating video!
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  30431. I used to work in a 'squaddie' pub and there were always brawls of varying intensity. Strangely enough, nobody ever bothered the Gurkhas!
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  30432. I ran a work crew of Nepali college students and was impressed with their work ethic, sense of community, & wisdom. Not just intelligence but wisdom. Managing and directing them was the easiest job I ever had.
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  30433. We had military houses at the end of the road in Devizes and of all the regiments posted hear they where the quietest most polite people. Also there where no cases of theft while they where hear........ The local scumbags got word that burglary at night would be terminal...... .
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  30434. Gurkhas are loyal and fierce fighters. Proud to be neighbouring country of Gurkhas. INDIANS.
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  30435. Absolutely love the Gurkhas. I have nothing but the upmost respect for them. When I was stationed at 30 Signal Regiment we had an entire Ghurka squadron so I had the pleasure of meeting many. They are extremely hard working and they have a great sense of humour.
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  30436. Another fascinating video on a little known topic, Dr. Felton. I would love to hear some of the knowledge you have on Native Americans, as I believe I read you did your doctoral thesis on Native American history. I am a huge WWII buff but I would happily listen to anything you put out on any topic. Thanks again!
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  30437. I have gotten more detailed history from mark than i ever got from any teacher.
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  30438. Very cool video
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  30439. They're also the smartest/ best turned out soldiers when of duty, they are always dressed in a suit or a blazer with a unit tie when out of camp! Knockout!
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  30440. They are great people and great soldiers. I was at Sandhurst when they became our “enemy”. Suddenly we had to work much harder! They did their jobs properly and forced us to do everything well. Very fond memories!
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  30441. Mrs Felton is very beautiful. Your a lucky man Mark, and I hope you don't mind me saying so.🇬🇧
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  30442. Thanks!
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  30443. Whilst serving in the Falkland Islands in 1984/85 onboard HMS SCYLLA I had the privilege of working the Ghurkas,we had a detachment
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  30444. Great video
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  30445. That reminds me... Constant thanks to joanna lumley for all her work with the gurkha welfare trust💜
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  30446. Mark felton and gurkhas... If someone gave me an action man right now it'd be better than Christmas!!
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  30447. Thank you for this informative and interesting video. The Gurkhas are a relatively unknown group to other nations but it's nice to see them getting some well deserved recognition.
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  30448. Thank you for such a good and informative video
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  30449. Nice video I could already tell
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  30450. Very educational nice nice
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  30451. Well done Mark! Love your work!
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  30452. Hi awesome video
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  30453. Good documentary
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  30454. superb
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  30455. Again thank you Mark for another amazing historical presentation.
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  30456. Terrific video. Thanks.
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  30457. Thank you for the lesson.
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  30458. I would definitely check out Mark's "Megaroc" video. It is a fascinating "what if" story.
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  30459. Excellent video thanks
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  30460. Amazing video!
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  30461. Interesting Mark, I, too, am descended from King Edward III. Through his youngest son Thomas of Woodstock. I, too, am bereft of title.
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  30462. Good video and loving the background music
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  30463. Thanks Mark Always Look Forward to Your Videos !!
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  30464. thanks a lot for another amazing vid
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  30465. Thanks!
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  30466. Fantastic thanks for posting 👍🏼 ✨
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  30467. Great video! Thanks for sharing!!
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  30468. Great story and great footage. Would not have believed it if i heard it anywhere else. Always seeing clips i've not seen before on your channel. Thanks Dr.Felton.
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  30469. Always the best! Thanks Mark.
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  30470. This channel always has excellent content. I am glad to be a subscriber. Thank you Mark F. !
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  30471. My good sir your channel is 👌
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  30472. I look to Mark Felton for History instead of the History Channel that I pay for each month. I plan on diverting funding to support the real History Channel.
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  30473. Fantastic footage and research👍
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  30474. Thanks Mark for providing my Sunday Night entertainment!
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  30475. Unparalleled that's the way I describe your videos. Thanks again Mark 🙂
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  30476. All of your stories are brilliant and interesting. Any time I relate some of your stories, people are always skeptical until I mention this story came from Dr. Mark Felton, that shuts them up.
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  30477. WOW another amazing video from Mark F Productions great channel great info
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  30478. I had no idea. That's really interesting 😊thank you
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  30479. Very interesting, I never knew this. Thank you!
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  30480. Amazing! Where do you keep digging up these stories? Thanks for posting this.
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  30481. Another ripping yarn.... Lovely stuff.
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  30482. Great content 👍
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  30483. The Dr is cranking out videos! I prefer the clips under 10 minutes. Thanks Mark. 👍
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  30484. RAF 6 Squadron ... they still carry the can opener now on the Eurofighter typhoon
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  30485. I love to listen your stories, thanks
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  30486. Short and sweet very nice thankyou for the videos keep them up
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  30487. My late father flew the Mk IID in No 6 squadron RAF in the deserts of North Africa and later went on to fly Spitfires in Italy. He said the Hurricane was a far better gun platform than the Spitfire
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  30488. Great review of this aircraft- thank you!👍
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  30489. You have the best voice ever!
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  30490. I used to always be one of the first few comments but now there's 500 by time I can get here. Still president of the Felton Fanatics though
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  30491. Great post, Mark...as usual.
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  30492. Thanks always informative
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  30493. Video viewed 13,000 times in 45 minutes! !!!! I hope U tube realizes how popular this channel is!!!
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  30494. Another excellent told story! Thank you Dr. Mark!
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  30495. Mr. Felton your "Zero Night " book was awesome😀😀
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  30496. AN-2 are in use Northern Cyprus and North Korea for training military parachutists. And during the Vietnam War a NVA AN-2 was shot down by an American Huey.
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  30497. Pls produce more
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  30498. Excellent analysis!
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  30499. What is this?? real! trustworthy honest news?? interesting and informative to the public?? non biased reporting?? One would almost think the good doctor is actually a REAL journalist. Thank you sir!
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  30500. Mark. Thanks for providing my Tuesday night Entertainment!
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  30501. I have a few hundred skydives from An-2 (last one 2 weeks ago), there are so many of them here (Czechia). Most of them are license builds from Poland, which tend to be more reliable, what I heard.
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  30502. I love history and learning about WWII. Your videos are great sources Mark
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  30503. I love your channel
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  30504. Fantastic story. Thank you Dr. Felton.
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  30505. Fantastic as ever Mark
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  30506. Interesting and informative as always Dr. Felton.
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  30507. That's so interesting 👍
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  30508. Always giving canadiens their credit it’s good on you Mark
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  30509. I got a really nice metal detector for Christmas 🎄 Thank you for pointing me in the right direction Mark!! Fascinating topic, great research, and exciting to think about! Cheers
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  30510. I paused Top Gear to watch this.
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  30511. I just love your videos!
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  30512. As always well done content from MFP.May the Force be with you always
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  30513. Mark, you keep me sated when it comes to war history. much love!
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  30514. Thank you for video sir 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💐💐
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  30515. Not sure how I was unsubbed but great video
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  30516. Another amazing piece of History that I never knew about. Thanks Mark, love your channel.
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  30517. That is a nice story. Thank you for sharing it.
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  30518. Tanks for the luvly report!
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  30519. Very interesting
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  30520. There is a story of a Tiger buried under the earth at the former British army camp, Catterick barracks in Bielefeld. The story is a very simple one really, the army were digging a hole for the underground fuel tanks for a new POL point and inadvertently found a Tiger tank buried in the ground. Instead of digging it out, which was considered far to much work and too costly, plus the problem of what to do with it, they simply reburied it and moved the location for the fuel tanks a few meters away. This is simply a story I was told by someone, so how much of it is truth and how much is urban myth I cannot say.
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  30521. This time I won't be late to work because I am at work watching the new Mark Felton Productions video.
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  30522. Great story , Dr.Felton ☺
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  30523. WONDERFUL SHOW
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  30524. Great 👍🤗💕💕
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  30525. ANOTHER GREAT BIT OF OUR HISTORY Dr FELTON GETS A HOLE IN ONE .
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  30526. fascinating!!!! as always Mark.
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  30527. What a great story! Thank you mark Felton!!
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  30528. Some topics which I hope are covered in future Mark Felton history shorts. •Project Danny, plans for U.S. Marine Corps F4U Corsair fighter aircraft to attack German V-1 flying bomb launch sites in northern France. •Operation Halyard, OSS airlift operation rescuing over 500 allied airmen in Yugoslavia. •Operations Ginny I and II, ill-fated sabotage missions conducted in 1944 during the Italian campaign by Italian-American OSS operatives. •Operation Bulbasket, 1st SAS behind German lines in France between June and August 1944. •Rüsselsheim Massacre, war crime that involved the lynching and killing six American airmen by German townspeople of Rüsselsheim. •Lieutenant William Overstreet Jr., USAAF pilot known for his solo pursuit of a Bf 109G underneath the arches of the Eiffel Tower in 1944. •División Azul, a unit of Spanish volunteers within the Wehrmacht fighting on the Eastern Front during World War II.
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  30529. Quarantine got me watching everything
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  30530. Excellent story!
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  30531. SS TIGER TANK..FANTÁSTICO..DANKE MARK..
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  30532. Were on earth did MF find this story. Top stuff as always.
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  30533. what brilliant videos you make !
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  30534. I´m German and live close to Sinsheim. But I didn´t even know there is Panther on display there. What a great reason to go visit the museum again! Love your work, Mr Felton!
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  30535. I love this channel because its zero bullshit. It gives you great video and excellent down to the point descriptions. Period. Great channel.
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  30536. Tanks for the new video.
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  30537. Cheers doc! I remember the king tiger story you posted! The new lidar and drone magnetometer tech means if someone wants to find it and it’s there they will find it, the magnetometer goes up to 10m deep under the river/lake bed, the water is no longer part of the obstacle
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  30538. Thank you.
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  30539. Next Mark Felton video: Commando Crocodile tank still in Indian jungle
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  30540. Mr mark is a fully legal history and time traveler
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  30541. This would make a great catch Mark. Thanks for such an interesting story.
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  30542. Now that is one big air fix kit! I think I have seen a video of the Russian chaps building that tiger. Regarding the real one, I feel the main obstacle would be financial, why wouldn't the French government stump up for it?, it would be an amazing addition to any museum. As for finding it, underwater radar would have to be the answer, Dr Robert Ballard found both the Titanic and Bismarck in the vastness, (ok the positions were known within a certain search area), of the Atlantic and they are bigger targets. But the relative small search area plus the size of a tiger tank would make a discovery a cert I would say....if it is there in the first place. Also fresh water doesn't corrode steel like seawater , I would feel that if the tank is there then there would be a lot of it left, ( checkout Ken Smalls excellent book 'forgotten dead', and the tank memorial at Slapton sands), and if it has submerged in mud the low oxygen would help preserve the steel. Just my opinion, great video as always from Dr Felton, cheers 🙂🙂🙂🙂
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  30543. Happy new year Mark to you & your family. Thank you for this channel.
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  30544. Excellent work Tovarich!
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  30545. Thanks for another informative video. As I kid in the UK I was all over WW2 but obviously I did not know all that you talk about. Thanks again!
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  30546. I live in the netherlands, just a few miles from seys-inquart HQ, i have been fascinated by that time period, my home area was home to the Heeresgruppe Nordwest, still a formidable size at the end of the war, in my country its legal to magnet fish, still to this day a lot of equipment from that group lays in the bottom of the local rivers. I've been doing my own research for fun and with permission of our army i managed to find some of these dump pits so that they can safely be removed. magnetfishing meanwhile is beeing made illigal in a lot of area's, sadly stupid people can buy a magnet aswell, and start grinding with electrical equipment on 80y old submerged or buried live munition, i do find the subject of this post ww2 mess in 2020 fascinating. if you go to visit dunkirk you can just see entire bottoms of creeks covered with granades and other explosives. while thats belgium and the netherlands has cleared up much better then they did immidiatly after the war, my feeling is all european country's involved in the liberation has got some mayor cleaning up to do and i am sure the 8th and 9th tiger will be found soon. the clean ups where so terrible, in the dutch port of zierikzee they dumped over 80 tons of ''filthy'' german munition right into the sea bottom in front of the port entrance, and guess what is washing over to everywhere now? and it starts smoking and explodes as soon as it washes up most times, causing mayor environmental damage aswell, and they wont even measure the ground pollution because it would downright be political green suicide to do so. so even the cleaning up that was done still needs to be cleaned up 80 years later. And since the war ended here its everything, british, american, german and even soviet ammunition. And the german places are mostly well recorded, but the allied dump pits where not noted since well you can fill that one in yourself. for anyone intrested in ever visiting the netherlands for world war 2 history, visit the museam of overloon, it has an amazing collection.
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  30547. Enjoyed watching this Mark 👍
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  30548. 👍🏾 great video as always👍🏾🇬🇧
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  30549. First hit the like button then watch the vidio ....
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  30550. Many years back I was grape picking in Southern Germany. A nearby reservoir was emptied for repairs. It certainly revealed the scale when you see a church and roads. The important element was the truck load of weapons and vehicles- the war only hit that area for 24 hrs. I would have thought rivers would be teaming with relics of the war.
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  30551. I see Mark Felton i smash the Like button!!! and you should TOO!!!!
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  30552. Another excellent video, many thanks for posting. Greetings from Ireland.
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  30553. From what I've read online several years ago, the 1:1 Tiger I replica near the end of the video was supposed to be the Tiger I in the Russian WW2 Movie "White Tiger" but the production of the replica took too long, so instead, a poorly made mock up was used.
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  30554. Great video Mark, could be salvaged, if someone got deep pockets 👌👍😃
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  30555. Mark Felton looking sharp as ever 0:00
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  30556. Great episode
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  30557. Mark’s material on this channel never ceases to AMAZE me! 👍😎👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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  30558. Before anyone writes off finding/restoring this tank take a look at K88 Washington steam loco' and it's restoration
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  30559. Why does Mark look like he belongs on the Death Star?
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  30560. Thank You Mr. Felton for everything you do. The Community can’t thank you enough
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  30561. First comment AWESOME 👏🏻 AS ALWAYS
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  30562. Another great video 😊 Pop this on my notification while watching Girls und Panzer
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  30563. If there is a 57 tonne lump of steel in the river and it has not been found then its not there. With any number of types of scanning equipment available it simple given the very limited area and depth. A commercial towed scanning system would take about five minutes to check that area for metal. You could do the entire river from one end to the other in as fast as you could sail a boat.
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  30564. Excellent video. Thanks for including the maps and the arrows so we can see the locations.
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  30565. And i thought tigers where good swimmers
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  30566. Thanks Mark. Keep us updated on any new developments. These tanks are priceless.
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  30567. Great video
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  30568. Excellent report as usual, thank you Mark!
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  30569. Always educational, don't stop making videos
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  30570. Surprised by the notif of your vid Dr. Felton. Anyways, more power and support to your rich-learning source of historical vids :)
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  30571. Brilliant vid. Loved it. Love anything about tiger tanks
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  30572. This channel helped me survived this last 10 months.
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  30573. Awesome!
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  30574. Thank you Dr. Felton!
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  30575. Wow! What an awesome find! 🤤😁
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  30576. Another excellent video thank you.
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  30577. Always very fascinating, well done.
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  30578. Wassup nice video in store this mornin as always
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  30579. My next holiday will involve a facemask, a snorkel and 2 weeks in Rouen
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  30580. Thank you Mark very cool!
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  30581. its called damp storage
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  30582. The upgrade with the HD potrait is highly appreciated.
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  30583. Nice video! Keep up the great work, Mark!
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  30584. Nice job!
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  30585. another good video
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  30586. The quality of these videos is exceptional.
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  30587. Bet you a 100 dollars that Russian replica is a more reliable tank then the original
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  30588. Crouching Felton, Hidden Tiger 😁😁
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  30589. Nice video Mark! Waiting for my cooking to come out and I can listen to this!
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  30590. Tigers don't change their swastikas. Awesome tidbit Dr. Felton.
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  30591. Best history lessons I’ve ever had!! 👍
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  30592. I was born and raised in Rouen and I've never heard of this! Thank you for bringing that up. I hope it gets recovered one day.
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  30593. Absolutely excellent video as always Mark.
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  30594. Can you do a video of when a rag tag squad of American soldiers convinced a waffen SS tiger tank commander that had orders not to let a bank fall into enemy hands to turn his gun around and blow the doors off the bank.
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  30595. Good morning Mark another great upload
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  30596. Awesome video just like all the time!
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  30597. AHH what treasures have you uncovered this time Mark. OHHH cool. Like,Subscribe, Enjoy
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  30598. I disagree about the rusty metal prediction. A cold muddy polluted Northern European river is just perfect for preservation! There will be a great hazard of dozens of live 88 rounds. If she capsized the the turret must have come off, lowering the wrecks height, helping to explain its concealment in the mud.
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  30599. I didn't know about this. Learn something new every day. Awesome
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  30600. Thanks!
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  30601. 1st Comment! Love ur stuff!! Thank you
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  30602. Brilliant video
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  30603. Sir Mark. This is the first time I have ever heard of this. It’s been almost 60 Years late. 🇺🇸🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  30604. Thanks!
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  30605. Thanks
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  30606. Thx... Really good informative video..
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  30607. 2:06 First time I see my home town on a map in one of your video's! I live in 's-Hertogenbosch. We were liberated last week of october 1944. There is a documentairy about in on YouTube containing interviews with the soldiers (docu made in the '80s)
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  30608. Excellent video as always.
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