Hearted Youtube comments on TimeGhost History (@TimeGhost) channel.

  1. Love how Youtube treats creators that make quality content
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  2. I'm 15 seconds into this video, and I'm already hooked. Here's why 1) He gets right in. No "click the bell subscribe blah blah." He doesn't waste our time. He doesn't even introduce himself. He figures (correctly) that if we like how he teaches, we'll take the time to figure out who he is: 2) He uses no overt political jargon that gives away his political bent. He clearly wants to teach, not indoctrinate. He delves right into his topic and doesn't do some useless "in this video, I'll cover. . " Yes, well, if we like the video, we'll find out what he covers, won't we? So he simply starts teaching. This is the hallmark of a confident teacher who actually has something to say. 3) His backdrop. It is interesting enough to be engaging, but not distracting. He uses the Art-Deco theme of the era he's covering (as well as his clothing) to demonstrate that he knows a little bit about what he's talking about. 4) He's speaking diction and speed are spot-on: Not too fast so we can't follow, but not so slow that we start looking at our watches. OK, so, really, I have no idea if I agree with his points, or his outlook, but if he was a prof. at college, I'd fight to be able to petition his classes.
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  3. As a Ukrainian and a long time fan since ‘The Great War’ series I have to say thank you for doing this. Many people forget about this horrific act, and try to outlook the crimes Soviet government have committed. You are doing the God’s work with your videos on such events that hopefully will not be forgotten in the future and that those events never become reality again. Thank you, and good luck with your projects!
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  4. No tie, but I'll let this one slide because holy cow that's one hell of a jacket
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  5. My grandfather was in the Greek Army that invaded Anatolia in 1922 and was part of the chaotic retreat. He witnessed crimes from both sides, and regretted the death and destruction far more than he did Greece's defeat.
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  6. In my humble opinion, this is the best episode in the ''Between 2 Wars'' series. I am seriously amazed by the fact that you managed to get this very complex and controversial (might not be the right word) into a video, with full political and social neutrality. And that is why I love your series so much!
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  7. "Our entire body of work depends on that we can tell the truth without fear of being shut up, put in prison, or even killed." Brilliantly put Spartacus. That's what democracy is to the historian. Democracy means something different for each person, but it makes life richer for us all. May Ukraine's democracy be preserved, and her people saved.
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  8. - Did you ever hear the tragedy of Anton Drexler The Wise? - No... - I thought not. It's not a story the KPD would tell you. It's a Nazi legend. Anton Drexler was a Dark Lord of the Nazis, so powerful and so wise he could use the hyperinflation to influence the voters to create a political party… He had such a knowledge of the nazi side, he could even keep the ones he cared about away from communists. - He could actually save people from communism? - The nazi side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. - What happened to him? - He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice sidelined him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from political annihilation, but not himself. - Is it possible to learn this power? - Not from a Communist...
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  9. Explaining facism is probably one of the most difficult and controversial topics to cover. You nailed it. I love being educated by your video's.
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  10. It's no wonder Stalin loved Westerns, because he basically ran an outlaw gang similar to those of the old west who robbed banks in his younger days. Must have reminded him of the quote on quote "good times".
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  11. Little known fact: Conrad von Hotzendorf's remains are interred in that porcelain pagoda behind Indy.
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  12. In short: making sense of Eastern Europe in the 20th century is like untangling Christmas lights.
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  13. i would like to request all of Winston's speaches redone in Indy parody
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  14. I wish there was a love button. This one took balls. Good on you guys. I for one am proud of you for staying true to the telling of history.
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  15. Things I've learned so far: TimeGhost team has a beef with Paris. Indy has some serious issues from his childhood he's working through. Hang in there, pirate! Indy was once involved in a shady game of Battleship. Indy once hosted a party that didn't go as he planned. Oh, and also we came shockingly close to nuclear war.
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  16. This is university level quality, with cited sources, backstories, and no bias. All for free.
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  17. I hate to be the generic indonesian commenter here, but i want to express my sincere gratitude on you for covering this topic (which is very rarely done by youtube channels like you). As an indonesian student, we study our fight for independence to no end, presumably to strengthen our nationalism. However, I had no way of telling the accuracy of the things they teach us at school as you can tell that they overglorify our side of history and we rarely hear of the hideous things that happened on our part. So once again, thank you for providing a new perspective on the independence of my nation!
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  18. This is possibly the nerdiest thing I've ever seen and I love it
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  19. Indy being our Sex Ed teacher. I am not sure how to feel about that.
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  20. Hitlers rise to power is talker about soo much but i have heard barely anything Mussolinis rise to power. One of the reaosns i love this series is that it covers the event's between the world wars with all the great research and presenting that is top quality as always.
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  21. I'm totally against corruption, but the president of United States asked me to his drinking parties in White House in the 1920s, I might make an exception.
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  22. You guys dealed with this subject in the most unbiased way possible. All your videos about conflict shows the naked horrors of war without prejudice or bias. This is not an easy task, but you guys always amaze me.
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  23. Indy looking sharp as ever, and that set is gorgeous.
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  24. Glad you started the episode on a positive note
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  25. I love how Indy's look has become progressively more stressed and disheveled over the course of this series.
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  26. Wine is the fuel of the team!
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  27. Oh... Finally someone to shine some light over those most obscure ideologies
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  28. You guys are going above and beyond on this Indonesian War of Independence, the quality is superb, congrats.
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  29. There's nothing like a good underdog that makes for an amazing story and Poland's victory over the Soviet Bear is second to none! Now I understand why the Soviet occupation of Eastern Poland was so brutal....it was revenge for the humiliating defeat of 1920! Thank you so much Indy and Spartacus for creating this amazing series! It's a shame that the interwar years, especially the Soviet wars in Eastern Europe have essentially been glossed over in most narratives of the world wars. So a brief, easy to follow, and well detailed summary such as this really helps complete the picture!
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  30. Kakistocracy.
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  31. Who knew Indy was a piano God as well as a rap one
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  32. This an absolute monster of an episode, 20 minutes long!, and each and every second is exciting as the next. Between 2 Wars is back and everyone is better off because of it!
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  33. Indy: This was the closest mankind ever came to extinction! Me: Aw look at the liddle kitty!
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  34. I don’t even know how to phrase how good this video is. Seeing Indy being so passionate gave me chills
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  35. and then we wonder why there is so much conflict in the Middle East today...great episode.
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  36. i feel like you might not realize it fully. but this my friend is your legacy, godspeed. continue your work the whole team is doing excellent........
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  37. The comments for this video are going to be hilarious. Personally, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this Stalin is a bad guy.
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  38. TWO TIES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE? AM I DREAMING?? IS IT MY BIRTHDAY??? Nothing wrong with the classic burgundy-on-black. Timeless. 3.5/5
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  39. The quadruple H in the title gives me the creeps
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  40. This is criminally underrted
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  41. This between 2 wars series is sooooooooooooooooooooooooo great! I had no idea that Ukraine was fighting Poland and Romania while being invaded by Soviets, I only knew about the Soviet part. And I'm from Eastern Europe. I should know that stuff!
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  42. I love how Indy is getting more am more disheveled as the crisis goes on day by day, honestly Astrid you are a treasure, the set of this series is phenomenal, can't wait to see how you redesign the set, honestly Sparty, Indy and Astrid are just perfect together, and Anna is also great, the whole TimeGhost team is amazing and I hope you all feel as fulfilled making this as I made watching this.
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  43. How I wish I could have as much enthusiasm in my life as Indy did in 2:20
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  44. Glad to see this episode Indy, very happy you’re not holding back to anything. Just the cold, factual, painful truth.
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  45. We all worked with Sun Yat Sen!
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  46. I thought "wow 27 minutes. This will take awile." but man it flew away. Another great episode from you guys! Thank you.
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  47. You guys are a treasure.
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  48. Spartacus mustache would put many Great War generals to shame.
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  49. This is BS that they are demonetizing you! Keep doing great work with the WW2 channel!
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  50. An excerpt from the memoirs of a Greek soldier, Christos Karagiannis, in 1919, concerning the battles for Aydin. During the first days of the Greek landing, Aydin was taken and retaken many times by the Greek Army and Turkish irregulars, and each time the “rival” civilian population suffered. The source is "The Vanquished: Why the First World War Failed to End" of Robert Gerwarth: “We enveloped the city and as we drew closer, we heard louder and louder the screamings and the clangs from rilfes and grenades. It was hell. The (turkish) regular army was retreating, but the Turkish irregulars remained and slaughtered, plundered, tortured Greeks and Armenians, gathered the females for their harems. […] In a Greek neighbourhood we found entire families slaughtered in their houses, along with their children. Greek flags were torn apart and trampled. We found in few Greeks killed that the flag poles were fixed into their arses (sic). And the wells were full of corpses. And then the reprisals were initiated: The mosques were burned, the beards of the hodjas were burned, impalements took place, soldiers of ours unclothed the men and shot at their arses […] A local Greek priest holded a large dagger and slaughtered every Turk he found. The Turks killed his wife and one of his daughters […] he didn’t spare even dogs […]”
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  51. Literally the most I have ever learned about Mussolini in 20 minutes.
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  52. Another Indonesian War of Independence special, another special tie-and-jacket combo. 4.5/5
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  53. I'm watching it in Kyiv right now. We are still standing strong! Thank you very much for your content!
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  54. as a student of modern chinese history myself, this is one great and concise video ever watched. thanks! keep up the great work!
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  55. Perhaps you could reach out of other history channels, like The History Guy, with your concerns. The write-in would be magnified if every history channel did a video and got their viewers to join.
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  56. Sebagai orang Indonesia Saya mengucapkan terima kasih terhadap Indy Dan Timeghost channel crew Karena telah membuat video ini. Perang kemerdekaan Indonesia tidak terlalu banyak diketahui oleh banyak orang di luar Indonesia, jadi Saya berterimakasih Karena kalian telah membuat video edukasi tentang topik ini. As an Indonesian I would like to say my thanks to Indy and the Timeghost channel crew for this video. Indonesian war of Independence is not much known by many people outside of Indonesia, so I grateful that you made this educational video on this topic.
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  57. Goodbye to Chiang, my little one, You tried to show them how to fire a gun, And built an army with your rule, You know I'll always think it's cool founding China's army school. Bye Chiang Kai Shek it's hard to die, When all the birds are singing in the sky, Now that the spring is in the air, And the warlords everywhere, When you crush them, I'll be there . We had joy, we had fun, we all worked with doctor Sun, But The army we made let the Japanese invade.
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  58. How many war crimes do you wanna do conquering a third world nation? Italy: yes.
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  59. I hope you have as much success with this series as the great war.
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  60. Everthing you guys touch is just BOSS. My god its a joy learning in this manner. Keep on Timeghost keep on!
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  61. My grandfather was a statare as a kid and young man. I am born in 1995, he died two years earlier at the age of 85. How I would have loved to talk to him about it. But my mother and her much older siblings have told me plenty. I appreciate this short, thanks guys!
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  62. Oh to be a fly on the wall, or the table, or his lederhosen during the recording of that episode.
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  63. "a small duchy in the middle of Europe" touché Indy
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  64. My great grandmother just passed away today, she was born in 1922, so she was alive when the Lenin was. I think this was pretty incredible and I felt like telling this because the community who follows this channel is great. Great video Indy and the crew <3
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  65. Oh yes Astrid. That is a gem, especially combined with that jacket. I'm loving this series. 5/5, well done
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  66. Think this might be my favourite Between Two Wars episode yet. So much interesting information.
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  67. "Never thought I'd fight a colonialist war side by side with the French Empire" "How about a "security action" with the French Republic?" "I could do that!"
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  68. Marvelous. I can't deny I'm both happy and a little bit proud that I had some impact on creating this episode.
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  69. This series, Rise of Hitler Series, and the Korean War, you guys truly spoil us
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  70. Man mussolini goes through political opinions faster than a woman goes through purses.
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  71. “We do have an idea of a different way of doing Pearl Harbour” is a great quote removed from context.
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  72. the more i look at the interwar years the more crazy they seem, and more i see the VERY long shadow of modern war. It wasn't the treaty of Versailles or the handling of the aftermath of WW1 that caused WW2, but it seem the WW1 and the atrocities of modern war, sent people home with a fundamental loss of faith in the current pillars of power, as a results extreme ideologies emerged from both the left and the right. The US retreated from the world and embraced isolationism and experimented with such things as prohibition. Britain focused it's attention on clamping down on it's colonies many of which went into open rebellion after the promises made to get them to fight the Central powers in WW1 were promptly broken. Russia went to the far left with Communism while at the same time the fear of communism spread clampdowns and in some cases extreme right wing groups such as the Fascists and the Nazis, and in the new countries made from the ashes of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empire internal wars for control of the countries were waged and strange new ideologies were vying for control in spheres of power all over the world. I'm finding the more that i look at it, all those history classes which take and lump people together according to modern country names makes it very difficult to understand just how radical the difference in how people viewed themselves and their homeland before the rise of nationalism that precipitated WW1 and now and just how drastically and SUDDENLY modern war had torn the old pillars of power and the insanity that follows when old pillars of power are torn down so suddenly.
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  73. <Increases Patreon subscription level>
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  74. That's an awful lot of green, Indy. Quite a lot going on with this tie, too. 3.5/5
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  75. Holy Jeepers Batman, that is a tie alright. Please, please wear that one on a black shirt before this series is over, it deserves a closer look. 5/5
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  76. I really have to thank you guys for furthering my understanding of history and really helping to ignite my passion in the first place. I may only be 17 now, but in the future I really want to be a high school history teacher. I really hope someday to share your videos with my class.
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  77. To say that the finger snapping at the end made my spine shiver is an understatement. Few channels can make you feel amazed, sad, excited (not sure if that's the correct word, but I think we all know what I'm trying to say), hopeful, etc. Thank you, Indy, Astrid, Spartacus, and the rest of the crew, as well as all the members of the Time Ghost Army!
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  78. I'm just loving this season of between the wars. It gets me excited for World War 2 every day
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  79. Is there a way to like a video multiple times???
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  80. Guys, I think you should make 'Into Context' a permanent part of your offerings. I think your audience is hungry for this contextualizing of currents through history. It is after all, why many of us become historians in the first place, that desire to make sense of why the world is the way it is.
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  81. I’m really proud of you guys for the uninterrupted videos you guys have managed to make. Props to the whole team
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  82. Another gorgeous tie, Indy. The 'rona doesn't stand a chance against so much swagger. 5/5 for all of you, stay safe guys
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  83. "I would have supported TimeGhost, had I've been alive." -Albert Einstein
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  84. Ok, I couldn't stop laughing during this. What a great first dick!! Oh wait, that doesn't sound right! Hehehe...
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  85. Guys i love these videos. It's sad that they only get around 10k views. I hope it will get better.
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  86. Great content as always
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  87. GIVE ASTRID A RAISE. Another stunning tie.
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  88. This episode is just so action-packed, it’s amazing. It was utterly incredible researching and writing this! These long in-depth episodes is why I prefer B2W to TGW and WW2!
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  89. If you did not get chills from that ending, you should watch it again!
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  90. When the first video goes up, we need to make sure to share it on social media and such, as TimeGhost can't advertise it on the Great War channel.
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  91. Indy's best tie yet. A spectacular number that combines well with the shirt, but let's be honest, the tie would be the star of the show in any setting. 5/5
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  92. This is an amazing episode! This is my field of study and I am so glad to see it represented so well! My honors thesis is on Japanese politics during WWII and you did a really good job on this video! I'm always a little critical of your WW2 series for being a bit Euro-centric, but I understand that the conflicts in Asia are so complex that to do it justice you would really need a whole show to run in parallel with your current one to keep up with events, and there are not many Westerns who really dive into East-Asian in the early 20th century with enough knowledge of the languages and cultures to do it justice. I had to learn both Japanese and Mandarin to do my undergraduate research, and even still I feel like I would need to master more Yue dialects and learn more traditional Kanji to really be able to read 1st party sources without dependence on 3rd party translators. Sometimes I wish I had the charisma, time, and money to do a series like yours focusing on my field of study. In any case, I'm delighted that this turned out so well!
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  93. Oh my, Astrid. Yes. This is a King among ties. All the anticipation was well worth it. 5/5
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  94. This looks like such a great tie, but I'ma need a better background to check! 4/5 for now
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  95. Although I generally support debate on controversial historical subjects in order to get closer to what really happened, I too extend my thanks for the ban on outright denying the holodomor. In my mind, it is the same sort of offensive gas-lighting of history that extremists seem to use in denying the holocaust, and should be discouraged by serious, evidence-following historians. Thank you for explaining some of the more important evidence. Also, I have to say that I wasn't aware of the extension of the same policies to the Kyrgyz population, even after spending some time in Bishkek (it goes some way toward explaining the animosity of some Kyrgyz to ethnic Russians in the post-Soviet country, and why a lot of Russians left the region in the 1990s). That seems a topic worthy of further personal study. Thanks again for sharing.
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  96. I... just realized that "Time Ghost" is "zeitgeist", transliterated. I'm not sure why it took me this long.
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  97. Two of my great grandfathers fought in the Silesian Uprisings, and one of them was actually a founding member of the "Sokół" sport associacion in Katowice/Kattowitz. They were both murdered by the NKVD in 1940.
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  98. Two things: First of all, that is a Tie, capital T. 5/5, and hopefully we'll see more of it. Secondly: That is one bold title, Sparty. Good luck
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  99. Another spectacular jacket, but I fear this one is rather brought down by the bland tie-and-shirt combo. I'd have dropped the tie for this one as well, personally. 2/5 for the tie, but the magnificent jacket pushes it to 3.5/5 overall
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  100. Cheers to Sun Yat Sen!
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  101. (Grabs a torch and pitchfork)
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  102. You give wine to Indy he makes a Between two wars episode. You give him more wine... He makes a song about Sun Yat Sen.
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  103. This War of Independence series has been a pleasant surprise, the quality of the info is simply incredible, congrats guys, heck of a great research behind it. Kudos.
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  104. I am constantly impressed and amazed that not only The Great War/week by week, and Time Ghost, and the coming "sequel" for WW2 are still forging strongly ahead, but that you and your team haven't suffered massive burn-out due to the huge workload in all those behind-the-scenes moments, all that research, proofing and fact-checking, scriptwriting, practice, editing, recaps, public relations and social media presences, budgeting... Seriously. This is an awesome feat in educational history, and one that seems so unimaginably colossal, and you all deserve the highest of praise for dedicating yourselves to taking such a comprehensive look back to the past, and one which with benefit of hindsight keeps away from most of the bias that one tends to get from history books or lessons teaching one or two sides of the wars, especially the... I guess it'd be called western bias? Giving a fresh look at the lesser-told sides of history really puts a lot of what led to the outbreak of WW2 and all that followed in perspective, and is a beautiful opportunity to learn from both the mistakes and triumphs of the past which now might be starting to seem bland, or so normal they lie forgotten, for those mistakes to resurge again in new contexts would be a terrible shame.
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  105. I love the fact that these videos are almost twice as long as TGW episodes, keep up the great work!
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  106. I'm often see these pop up on my notifications and think "Didn't they release this days ago??" But then I remember I support the channel via Patreon and get early access to their upcoming videos. You can too by going to patreon.com/TimeGhostHistory
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  107. It never ceases to amaze me how you can take such complicated topics, which have inspired thousands upon thousands of pages of intense argument, and eloquently reduce them down into interesting 20 minute video segments.
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  108. I'm astonished how you've dealt with such a hard topic. I am very thankful for the effort you've given. You guys have outdone yourselves.
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  109. *Sees title. *Sees video. I'm not disappointed.
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  110. Just here to say the intro is amazing!
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  111. These episodes just get better and better!
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  112. I can concur Astrid is indeed the Queen of ***** everything. Including finding ties!
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  113. If anyone is wondering what is the "Makhnoshchina" - this faction in southern Ukraine appearing to use the "jolly roger" as their symbol, that's Nestor Makhno's "Black Army" or The Revolutionary Insurrectionary Army of Ukraine - the anarchists. By the way, the word you see over the skull is death (smert').
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  114. Another fun note about Lord Byron - his daughter Ada is none other than Ada Lovelace, arguably the first computer programmer in history. Her mother was so salty about Byron's infidelity and perceived madness that she refused to let Ada study poetry or other humanity subjects. Instead Ada only was allowed to learn the sciences and math. She became a gifted amateur mathematician and wrote a theoretical programming language for Babbage's analytical engine to allow the machine to compose music. She, however, was a lifelong alcoholic and blew most of her fortune on horse racing, so it seems that Dad's genes managed to sneak some influence past Mom.
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  115. To say this is a busy tie would be an understatement. Attractive in the same way an ugly Christmas sweater is. 3.5/5
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  116. Okay maybe I should start using a condom. This is better sex ed than I had in school.
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  117. The flipping and flopping of the various characters in this episode is very telling. When looking back on history we often give more credit to characters as "great thinkers" or "visionaries" because of our perspective that allows us to see the whole timeline from start to finish. More often than not they were just a bunch of confused and clueless individuals who were just trying to figure the world out with no real direction for where they're headed. They were willing to experiment with all types of ideas and happily changed as the tides pulled them in whichever direction happenstance would take them. Socialism today, republican the next, fascist in the end.
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  118. Oh my Indy, that is some suit. Th tie itself is another reissue, but one I happen to like (even though it looks like a paper napkin used in a kids birthday party). 4/5
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  119. Words cannot describe how much joy this brought me :). Well played Indy.
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  120. Not sure if this is a tie or the design for the new line of Monster Energy Drinks. Tropical Fruit Flavour. 4/5
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  121. You guys are like an adorable sitcom family
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  122. History class is in session. Support the channel guys, encourage their Means of Production, not the other way around.
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  123. Do you have any Luftwaffles?
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  124. Damn, I love this series.
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  125. We have joy, we have fun, we have worked for Dr. Sun.
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  126. Wow what a great vid, this is all new to me, since in the U.S. this history is only taught to history majors at a university. Even my general ed world history class didn't cover this topic. Isn't this relocation of people also what happened in Eastern Europe after WWII by the communist?
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  127. What a joyous occasion, and what a splendid tie to celebrate it! Can't wait to see what comes next! 4.5/5
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  128. You lot are SPOILING me. I absolutely love this tie and really wish I could see it in more detail. 4.5/5
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  129. I love the format of this, both funny and informative.
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  130. Am I a joke to you?
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  131. And this is what makes your channel precious, History still in the making, always in context ..and you guys at the forefront. Donation on the way.
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  132. I really enjoyed the one on the Greeco-Turkish-war, just because of how neutral you guys managed to portray it and because of the ending with its deep message.
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  133. One of the examples of this case is the “Bersiap” period, which was mentioned in the last episode, where nationalists persecuted those who allegedly supported the dutch. I’ve never seen it mentioned in the school textbook, let alone hear about it from my teacher. I’ve only come to know about it when i had interest in learning about my home town’s history, Depok, which was once a significant dutch residential area and has a christian majority. To my surprise, my elderly christian neighbor told me she is a survivor of that time when I asked her if she knew anything about the bersiap period. she told me tales of how she and her family had to hide in the thickly jungled river valleys in the day to avoid the youth who go door to door in search of “dutch supporters” to “punish”, and can only return to their homes at night. Many civilians were slain, houses burnt to the ground. It was a really sad part of the history, and to know it all happened at the place where I live. It scares me how easily it is to sweep incidents like this under the rug. I hope to uncover more of the dark side of the revolution.
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  134. I never in my life expected Indy Neidell himself to say “shitposting”
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  135. Two very dapper looking or as ZZ top say sharp dressed men. Look good this time guys, awesome job Astrid.
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  136. Lord Byron's last words on his deathbead: "I gave to Greece my time, my wealth and my health. Today I am giving to her my life. What else I have to give her?" No surprise he is considered a Greek hero in the War of Independence, even a suburb in Athens in named from him...
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  137. Awesome series, impressive level of information, never seen in any other channel before. Congrats guys.
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  138. Really great mini series. Thanks for keeping us informed and entertained!
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  139. This is a great series. It's IMO even better than your series about the Great War. The Great War has been covered in detail before, but the interwar period hasn't. Also, I think that The Great War was the end of the old era, and the new era which we are now still living in started with the end of the Great War. To understand the world we live in now, you must understand the events of this time.
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  140. I swear,Indy must secretly be a MI6 agent with the good looking suits and ties.
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  141. Oh my dear lord; this is EXACTLY WHY I love you guys oh so incredibly much! I wish I could give all of you a big-big bear hug. You guys are awesome!
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  142. I don't get how you guys in the TimeGhost History team make these topics so thrilling that one is kept on edge and wonder just what happens next, despite the fact that we today already know where it it going.
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  143. "they have the same level of violence" If every video is as violent as the Woolton Pie, this war surely isn't that bad, is it ?
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  144. The speed at which Timeghost create new series is insane. I love this channel!
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  145. Just finished Binging The Great War week by week and now I'm doomed to spend the next few months binging everything these guys touch, every special episode and video on their other channels. I'm addicted!
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  146. As an Englishman I was very impressed with Indy's accent!
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  147. Very interesting video and also useful for my students! Indy has become their second history teacher for them ;)
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  148. Youtube order of the day: 1. Timeghost History. 2. World War 2 . Best day of the week <3
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  149. Keep it up boys, the popularity will come!
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  150. Have followed the series rigorously and must say the production and level of fidelity throughout these last few years was excellent. My thanks and congratulations to the team!
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  151. This series is soo under rated. It's really good and well researched. Thank you for doing this series even if it doesent get as much attention as WW2 week by week. Can't wait for the next episode and gooduck with the rest.
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  152. Lots of interesting people took part in that battle as commanders. On the Bolshevik side you have Trotsky, Stalin, Tukhachevsky and Budionny. On the Polish side you have Piłsudski, two great generals: Rozwadowski (according to some it was he who won the battle) and the cane-walking Haller of the Blue Army fame and future marshall and PM of the WWII-era: Rydz-Śmigły and Sikorski. Also Weygand as the commander of the French expedition.
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  153. Between two wars is such a great series. I keep learning so much and I'm always looking forward to a new episode. You guys are the best!
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  154. I don't know why but this tie reminds me of a corporate logo. Maybe for a tech startup or something. 2/5
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  155. I love these "between the wars" videos!
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  156. Most informative and highly enjoyable show as always!
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  157. I am from Hongkong and have taught about the history quite a bit. But man, Indy makes them a lot more interesting!
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  158. Pull yourself together Indy, how am I supposed to rate this tie?? (I actually really love the progression as the crisis has deepened)
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  159. "The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. " L. P. Hartley
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  160. Such an awesome series. The actual World Wars get most of the spotlight, but this period is just as important and imo even more eventful and fascinating. Wish you could do more !
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  161. TimeGhost is quite the ironic name now with this episode.
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  162. Think this might be the best episode of B2W yet. I love love love these longer format videos (while at the same time loving the week by week stuff). I even upped my Patreon pledge.
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  163. This history channel is way different than others :) I was listening without turning my head or blinking 🔥🔥😲🔥🔥 Feminism between 2 wars .. This is trully a vital information adding a lot to the picture of this period. Thank you. Anna shines on this video ✨💃✨ I love smart women 💓
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  164. These look like the same ties from last time, except I think Spartacus has gone from plain burgundy to a slightly darker model with smaller details as well? Or is it just the different lighting? Either way, the look is as timeless as last time. 4/5 for the added detail
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  165. This period is often overlooked in the west, great video
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  166. Happy to see this episode, great job Indy, Spartacus, and crew
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  167. This is my favourite intro of this series, love it!
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  168. You've convinced me, post ww1 and 2 are now my favourite periods of history
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  169. Congratulations on 250K subs for World War Two!
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  170. You can tell Indy loved this episode, as he got an opportunity to talk about two of his favorite subjects: music and baseball
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  171. Happy new year 1940!!! May peace be restored to mankind!
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  172. One of the best episodes yet! Poor Russia their people just get so beat up in the 20th century
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  173. In the Future everyone will be a Dictator for 15 minutes
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  174. It's nearly 3 AM where I am, and I guess I'm not going to bed for another eleven minutes.
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  175. It is impossible for a Episode from the great war, TimeGhost and World War 2 to be bad
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  176. Short-term gains for long-term consequences should be the theme of this episode, especially for the British Empire and later their allies, including the US. Good to see between the wars back up and running. If you can not provide through Patreon, all fans should use their ability to source market Time Ghost on Indy and Spartacus' Great War site and elsewhere on social media.
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  177. One of the best episodes of B2W
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  178. Keep up the amazing work!
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  179. I lived through this as a child. I had no idea how close we came to complete annihilation. Another great series from Timeghost!
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  180. I love learning with time ghost
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  181. My wife saw the thumbnail of Mussolini in Top Hat, cigarette hanging from his lips, and said; "Il Duce? More like Il Douche..." I was not emotionally prepared for an offhand burn of that magnitude.
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  182. I actually wonder how the swastika become a symbol of Germanic roots in XX century Germany.
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  183. So much going on, so many changes. Indy and Spartacus deserve much credit for presenting all this information in a concise, understandable format.
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  184.  @TimeGhost  At least Christmas lights don't fight amongst each other or try to strangle you if you touch certain parts of them...
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  185. 1st hit, 1st like to my favourite History Channel, you guys are doing a great work to provide the most awesome details about WWII, thanks a lot, your fan from Morocco.. 👍👍👍
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  186. That is another gem of a tie, Indy! Definitely in keeping with the era, and I like how you've kept the rest of the outfit simple to let the tie itself shine (not to mention the touch of orange on the pocket square). Add to that a little Louis Armstrong to brighten my day, and it's time for another 5/5
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  187. The place that cannot be named....
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  188. On the Last Supper immediately the Monty Python scene from the Hollywood Bowl jumped to my mind: "Michaelangelo: I've got it! I've got it! We'll call it the Penultimate Supper! Pope: What? Michaelangelo: There must've been one. I mean, if there was a last one, there must have been one before that, right?" This is something like that! Except the three Christs are missing 😂
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  189. Good work. As a boomer this helps to explain why my grandparents and parents were so tough and resilient.
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  190. Oh my god, we've been waiting for this! We're with you guys, good luck
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  191. 3:58 again with Paris It’s really cool that you have original recordings to use for these video, makes it all on the next level.
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  192. Between 2 wars is always welcome, and its never ever enough, great that you guys are coming back to it.
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  193. I already knew about Tannu-Tuva,and thats a really good set,im impressed ! And nice to meet astrid
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  194. Let's overanalyze the tie! Okay, so we have the Soviet Red with Gold trim and... a chain? No, wait, a CONVEYOR BELT! Criss-crossed, of course, because you cannot separate Soviet Rule from industrialzation.
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  195. TimeGhost is the greatest history channel on the internet
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  196. One great hilarious series
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  197. Thanks for another incredible episode, and thanks for being the TmieGhost Army member for the episode. You guys can count on my support till the end of time. Keep on being awesome!
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  198. Earilest video I've made it too, never made it early to this channel or "The Great War" Love both So informative and helpful, wish it was around years ago when i was in school
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  199. This episode was simply excellent. The way it was produced should IMO serve as blueprint for the rest of your episodes. Fantastic, thank you!
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  200. This remains the perfect kind of "bad" tie. I love it. 4/5. Also GREAT NEWS
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  201. I like it. I'm going to share it on Facebook. I'll think I'll even watch it again. Recorded I see number one on the Billboard charts. I think your version is better than Terry Jacks 1974 version, which by comparison to yours is rubbish.
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  202. Great video guys, you two work well together and it adds to the video
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  203. Awesome episode, vibrant, informative and with a killing end, well done guys, this series rocks.
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  204.  @arthurlombard5181  Treaty of Paris (1229), which ended the Albigensian Crusade Treaty of Paris (1259), between Henry III of England and Louis IX of France Treaty of Paris (1303), between King Philip IV of France and King Edward I of England Treaty of Paris (1320), peace between King Philip V of France and Robert III, Count of Flanders Treaty of Paris (1323), in which Count Louis of Flanders relinquished Flemish claims over Zeeland Treaty of Paris (1355), a land exchange between France and Savoy Early modern period Treaty of Paris (1515), planning the marriage of the 15-year old future King Charles I of Spain and 4-year old Renée of France Treaty of Paris (1600) [fr], between Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy and Henry IV of France Treaty of Paris (1623), between France, Savoy, and Venice against Spanish forces in Valtelline Treaty of Paris (1626), peace between King Louis XIII and the Huguenots of La Rochelle Treaty of Paris (1657), established a military alliance between France and England against Spain Treaty of Paris (1718), between Philip of Orléans, Regent of France, and Leopold, Duke of Lorraine Treaty of Paris (1761), established the third Bourbon Family Compact between France and Spain Treaty of Paris (1763), ended the Seven Years' War/French and Indian War Treaty of Paris (1783), ended the American Revolutionary War Treaty of Paris (1784), ended the Fourth Anglo-Dutch War Treaty of Paris (1786) [fr], between Louis XVI of France and the Duke of Württemberg Treaty of Paris (1796), ended the war between France and the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia 1800s Treaty of Paris (9 October 1801) [fr], between France and the Ottoman Empire Treaty of Paris (10 October 1801) [fr], between France and Russia Treaty of Paris (1802), ended the war between France and the Ottoman Empire Treaty of Paris (February 1806), between France and Prussia Treaty of Paris (May 1806) [fr], between France and the Batavian Republic, creating the Kingdom of Holland Treaty of Paris (July 1806) [fr], creating the Confederation of the Rhine Treaty of Paris (February 1810), between France and the Kingdom of Bavaria Treaty of Paris (1810), ended the war between France and Sweden Treaty of Paris (1812), established an alliance between France and Prussia against Russia Treaty of Paris (1814), signed between France and the Sixth Coalition Treaty of Paris (1815), signed between France and the Seventh Coalition, following the defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo Treaty of Paris (1817) [fr], part of the Congress of Vienna Treaty of Paris (1856), ended the Crimean War Treaty of Paris (1857), ended the Anglo-Persian War Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (1883), one of the first intellectual property treaties Treaty of Paris (1898), ended the Spanish–American War Since 1900s Treaty of Paris (1900), ended all conflicting claims between France and Spain over Río Muni in Africa Treaty of Paris (1918), between France and Monaco adapting provisions of the Franco-Monegasque Treaty of 1861 in the context of the Monaco succession crisis of 1918 Paris Convention of 1919, the first international convention to address the political difficulties and intricacies involved in international aerial navigation Treaty of Paris (1920), united Bessarabia and Romania Treaties of Paris that ended World War I: Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1919), with Austria Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine (1919), with Bulgaria Treaty of Versailles (1919), with Germany Treaty of Trianon (1920), with Hungary Treaty of Sèvres (1920), with the Ottoman Empire Paris Peace Treaties, 1947, formally established peace between the World War II Allies and Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Romania and Finland Treaty of Paris (1951), established the European Coal and Steel Community Bonn–Paris conventions (1952), putting an end to the Allied occupation of West Germany Treaty establishing the European Defence Community (1952), an unratified treaty Paris Convention on Third Party Liability in the Field of Nuclear Energy (1960), liability and compensation for damage caused by accidents occurring while producing nuclear energy Paris Peace Accords (1973), ended American involvement in the Vietnam War Paris Charter (1990), helped form the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe 1991 Paris Peace Accords, marked the end of the Cambodian-Vietnamese War Dayton Agreement (1995, formally signed in Paris), ending the Bosnia War Paris Agreement (2015), an international agreement regarding global warming
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  205. Very solid math tie. Great choice. 4/5
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  206. Actually the most important and interesting info of this episode was the story of the house! Oh yes and Anna’s appearance! 😬
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  207. I’ve been following the Great War since I was a high school sophomore at 16. I’m a freshman in college now. I will definitely follow this new show for the next six years by which point I’ll be nearly 25.
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  208. This is the best historical channel I’ve ever met on YouTube: objective, precise, condensed. Extremely grateful)))
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  209. A simply fantastic episode on a persistent myth that even I once believed. (oh god I wrote a paper about the Germans turning to Hitler due to this this in Middle School once). I am so glad that people like you all are taking the time and energy to dispel such myths and create such informative content. Its informative worth cannot be understated. Fantastic episode Indy and team, damn good.
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  210. This is the best explanation for the rise of fascism and fascist-like ideologies I’ve ever seen!
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  211. IT'S A TWO-FOR-ONE! What is this, my birthday? Spartacus' polka-dot motif is another classic, while Indy is wearing a number we haven't really seen since the eighties and may have never been worn on a three-piece. He's just bold and charming enough to get away with it. 3/5 for Spartacus, but +.5 for the great combination with the shirt. Same score for Indy. 5/5 for the news. Stay safe everyone, and thanks for helping us keep our sanity (sort of) under quarantine
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  212. Indy this is Your Best Series!!! Thanks!
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  213. I think I might have messed up on my medication this morning. Or did anyone else see that?
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  214. I fully expect every history teacher to now follow this precedent.
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  215. We can let people know about it there though :)
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  216. Great job TG team! 👍👍👍👍👍
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  217. [ANGRY JOSEPH SWAN NOISES!]
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  218. Damn, I have to get up early, but I simply have to watch it!
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  219. The impression at the end😭😭😭 we Stan Indy❤️
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  220. I really like that you’re covering disease and humanitarian aspects of history as well as the military one! PS: Did you know that Nobel Prize Laurete Baruch Blumberg, along with several other scientists who have studied the history of human migration and the human genome, estimate that out of all humans who have ever lived, around half died of Malaria? PPS: #TeamInternationale Bitches 🚩
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  221. Superb job guys, congrats and much appreciated.
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  222. I like Sebastians style and voice of presenting these topics.👍🏻
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  223. I wasn't sure how to feel about watching this series since I have some season 1 to catch up on. But, with little to do today I decided to give it a spin. Bravo, again, fantastic work! Glad to be a patreon.
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  224. Happy anniversary also for world war 2 in real time cover the raids on Nauru and Australia. Keep up the great work
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  225. That was an amazing episode. Great editing as well!
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  226. Absolutely brilliant episode. It’s so important to have these first hand accounts.
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  227. How tall is Sparti? :O I am very excited for the series!!! Let me know if we can be of any help! :)
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  228. Indy’s song really had me in the mood for this video.
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  229. Loved the seamless transition from the impression back to regular Indy.
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  230. Cantonese Pirate Coalition as a 90s band... Why do I have a feeling they would play DJ Bobo type of EuroPop music? 😂
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  231. I havent laughed this much thanks to history in a long time.
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  232. Been looking forward to this one for some time, and I'm glad you picked out that tie to celebrate the occasion, Indy. 4/5
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  233. Saturday is coming! And the history buffs are coming with it!
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  234. I just have to say I appreciate what you're doing with Into Context. Keep up the good work.
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  235. So clearly you're not using Justinian's desk in this show, yet 😀. So what's the story on this desk 😎?
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  236. This is so detailed, I cannot believe the amount of work that went it to making this. So, the title smells demonetization, so I went ahead and increased my patreon membership as I am not unemployed anymore. Hope it helps, keep up the good work Indy and team.
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  237. Great episode!
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  238. This is now my second-favourite Indy video. Nothing beats Hard Luck Woman
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  239. Ja, hatten wir. But then the Graf Zeppelin took too long and Mexico didn't want a second Zimmermann telegram zhing. And trucking U-Boots through Mexico was not liked by zhe commanders anyways. Eine Schande. So we had to let the Japanese take Borneo first for our long range subs and zhe Rest ist history.
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  240. Omfg!!! Amazing map truly a world war. Will you be speaking with a 40s accent lmao?
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  241. Good rendition of Satchmo my Caucasian brother.
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  242. Happy New Year Thanks for making World War Two and Between Two Wars
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  243. Oh, why did You post this video when I was so busy? :) I finally got the time to properly watch it, and what can I say? It's my favorite episode so far!
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  244. About those dislikers you better stop or else... Well, whose do you think that skull on Indy's desk?
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  245. Man I am sad that these videos do not get the attention they deserve ! But it's great that you guys are still keeping it up. History is my favorite subject especially WW2. Was really happy when I found out that you are still doing these videos! WW2 and this one especially. Wikipedia is boring but your videos aren't! THANK YOU!
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  246. Always love the appreciation and down right enthusiasm that Indy, Sparty and the rest of the crew have for history. Makes these videos in particular where they can "nerd out" so absolutely lovely to watch. Keep up the amazing work!
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  247. I just love those longer episodes ❤
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  248. A festive gettup for a grand occasion. The tie itself is lovely, but add in the waistcoat and the off-white shirt and we're cruising. 5/5, and congratulations on completing the series!
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  249. I swear if you guys put out a video a day it still would not be enough. Keep em comin!
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  250. This is exactly the type of random stuff that the internet was made for! Love it!
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  251. I actually found out about you through the cuban missile crisis videos. I was doing a history project on the crisis and I cited you and those videos because... well, you're a real historian. And it beat reading some dry 300 page essay from some guy who thinks way too highly of himself. I actually had to watch the series a few times because the first time, I was so enthralled I forgot to take notes. Then as I was writing the essay I would wonder if there was something specific like... oh I don't know, the time, day and the people that were in a certain meeting. You had it. It was incredibly thorough. Don't think those awesome videos went unappreciated :) And you know what? They are so damn good I won't even mind watching them again with your refined production quality. I'll sit down and watch them just as enthusiastically as I did the first time. I love what you and your crew do. Thank you for bringing history to life and for fueling my addiction to learning
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  252. Only real folks can present real history. You three have done this. Much love and happy New Year!!!
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  253. That's a proper old-school tie Indy. Does a great job livening up the rest of the outfit. Very solid 3.5/5
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  254. Everyone gets everything he wants. I wanted a video, and for my sins, they gave me one. Brought it up to me like room service. It was a real choice video, and when it was over, I'd always want another one.
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  255. At the 15:29 mark, Sparty mentions the preparations already underway in the US in 1940 for its inevitable involvement in the European war. My great-grandfather (then-LTC Edward H. Brooks) was awarded the Legion of Merit for his service as Chief of the Statistics Branch, War Department General Staff from 8 Sep 1939 to 8 Sep 1941, tracking and reporting to civilian leadership progress toward US military readiness goals. In fact, we have in our family one of the large charts that was used to brief Secretary of War Stimson and President Roosevelt about US military readiness goals. It is signed by his boss, George Marshall, with a quip that Stimson had once made, “When do we get the brown?” (The color brown was used on the chart to represent achievement of the targeted volume).
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  256. Best Alternative Queen's Speech ever.
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  257. That was some absolutely stellar acting at the start.
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  258. Awesome. I'm looking forward to this. Indy could have me on the edge of my seat describing a shopping trip to the local grocers. (even before the coronapocalypse.) Thanks to Joram and Isabel for fleshing out the story and the rest of the TimeGhost crew for bringing it to life.
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  259. I honestly couldn't care less about my reward, as long as there's more of this amazing content! Really nice of you to give an update though. One question: Is your given name really Spartacus? PS: Nice crib
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  260. Oh my, I love the subtle diagonal lining to go with the dots on this tie. Simple but great. Maybe the best tie of this particular Cuban Missile Crisis series yet. 4/5
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  261. Getting some 60s vibes with this tie, which is obviously apt. I like it. 3.5/5
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  262. Amazing episode. Great work!
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  263. I love the office and the video style and design
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  264. A great new entry from TimeGhost. As a Brit it's fascinating to learn about the colonial issues and the expectations of the US. On another note, love the map and flag animation!
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  265. This is straight up the best channel on YouTube right now. Your team does such a great job with these videos.
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  266. Whoever does your editing does a great job. Mars was an excellent choice to accentuate the turn to violence
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  267. TimeGhost History Trying to compile all that information into 15 minutes must be nightmarish. I don't know how you do it, but you do it!
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  268. I know these videos are older and I'm late to the party but I just wanted to say how much I appreciate all the work you and your crew have done for The Great War, Between Two Wars, and World War 2. Thanks.
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  269. The best analysis I've ever seen of the 1929 financial crisis, thanks for the awesome quality of your content guys, we enjoy every minute of your videos, keep'em coming.. 👏👏👏👏 And if anyone from YouTube is monitoring the comments, get this to your bosses : " Stop Hindering any positive effort that can help elevating people's consciousness and intellect, you're losing your credibility by demonetizing, every interesting channel with serious content" ... 😒😒😒😒
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  270. Well done, you two. Nice to see you giving the old folks a break.
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  271. Interestingly enough, while I was watching these two parts of 1920, of course I was in awe to YOUR GREAT WORK, guys, and I got struck by this compulsive thought that all this great material and more than stunning approach should be made into something even bigger (which of course YOU would own), and then I scrolled a bit to get a glimps at the comments... and there it was! A whole bunch of other people think and wish exactly the same as me, it's amazing, and it is also a sign. Good luck and THANK YOU for being around! :* :)
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  272. That kind of sourcing is of a standard that you just don't see on YouTube, worth every Patreon dollar.
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  273. Best of luck to everybody involved. I feel like we may be at the precipice of something very special :-)
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  274. I love this series.
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  275. Really like this part of TimeGhost
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  276. Queen Elizabeth's husband,Philip, was never "king consort"
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  277. Another great entry in the series. Who could thumb down this?
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  278. Damn, Indy. You have both passion and eloquence. I am glad I found you for "The Great War" and even more glad to have followed you here. Kudos to you and the Team.
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  279. I hope you guys get the funding. It will be a massive project but very much worth it. Nobody has done it before.
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  280. Really enjoying TGH, Sebastien. Great setup, presentation, and analysis. You're an excellent narrator with a smooth, clear voice. Good show, again. See you next time around.
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  281. Astrid, I thank you all for tackling the days of darkness that befell our world all those years ago. But for some, it feels like yesterday, the smells, sounds, attitudes and the anti Semitic message of hatred seen in every sight seen. The lessons from these atrocities must remain at the forefront, for this world is damned to repeat history should it be forgotten! For some, it was our fathers, grandfathers who fought these days we reminisce, with a heavy heart and endless tears flowing from my heart. These are the moments of my father's years of youth; of becoming a man. And manly decisions, life or death decisions, were made. He left me as a young girl, and more questions now than when he left, remain. But the snippets I have, I wish to know more. It's healing, it's cathartic, it is answering questions that, if even still alive, you don't have the guts to ask. Questions you SHOULDN'T ask because...you just SHOULD NOT ask! It as a respect thing with him, I suppose. But now the answers are coming. I get it. I get HIM. And I'm okay with it. I have a personal request, if possible. Or of anyone reading this. 507th PIR, 17th ABD US ARMY. That's my fathers unit. '44-'45 Ft Benning Paratrooper. What actions, specifically did they see? I've got all the paperwork available from archives...fire in '76 destroyed some records. Where can I find this into? Pictures, assignments, etc. Roster, Roll... I've done family genealogy and have military history before revolutionary war. I am proud of it, and would💜to know my father's unit history! A Happy New Year to each of you, viewers and vets! Be safe and healthy, for you are truly rich indeed! 💋💖🎊🎉
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  282. The tie itself may be rather bland, but it works wonderfully with this snazzy suit. Love the contrast. 3.5/5
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  283. A pastel pink tie on an all-black suit? Yeah, this is nice. 4/5
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  284. This Video Is All About Boom Boom And Piou Piou. Update It Is Also About Talking From A Far Distance And Then Going There By Flying Update The Indymobile Was Also Developed Along With The Hype Train For The World War 2 Series
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  285. Probably the best rundown of fascism I've heard. Great work!
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  286. I can’t wait! The first episodes have been great. Much easier to approach too, when it’s an era I know a lot more about. And I think most do too
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  287. Yeah finally get to meet the mastermind behind the iconic west, Chair of Wisdom and the legendary desk! ❤️👌
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  288. All hail Queen Astrid! 😀
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  289. Hey Maria, pleased to meet you. Wear a tie next time.
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  290. Damn, I'm first gen Argentinian and never heard of that massacre of aboriginal people from that time. It's just as bad as what happened to the Native Americans as well as the black slaves during the westward expansion.
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  291. KUDOS to you Indy, Spartacus, and Astrid for starting this series! You all did a fantastic job! Many thanks!
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  292. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it . Historians have the important task to remind us what we clearly forgot , just look around at the world today. Is that a picture of Conrad on the wall?
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  293. Hehehe, so happy Cribs has stuck. You guys are the best. Can't wait to see the website.
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  294. Indy and team - You guys do such a good job. Thank you so much for making content like this. I've been following since the first days of the WWI series and have seen my life become so much more enriched with what I have learned from you. Great work. Regarding the music: I think it's wonderful. Besides 'The Planets' being one of my favourite pieces of music, I feel it's incorporated very well into your show. I also don't understand the comments about the mixing being off; I can hear Indy just fine. Thanks again.
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  295. Hey guys, you really have what it takes to create a time machine there! :) Love your approach and the way you tell history. It's such an important work you've been doing, I am beyond words appreciative and supportive of you, and will remain so, hopefully in more ways than just "liking" for the future. You do make a difference. Warm greetings from Bulgaria, and can't wait for the next episode! Cheers... still before, and already after the Prohibition. :) :)
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  296. This is a great overview of the post-WWII, dying colonial world. And, of course, it is incredibly depressing -- how many promises can be made and how many broken and how many contradictions can the world deal with?
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  297. This has been a trully fantastic episode. One of your best.
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  298. Just realized that TimeGhost and Zeitgeist are the same word
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  299. This was absolutely amazing!! Great job to everyone on this project! I had chills during parts of this finale.
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  300. Strange that you mentioned that, my daughter is also growing up with you guys, we sit every Saturday in front of the screen and watch ww2, she still prefers Peppa pig but, buuuut she can hold still for a entire episode and her patients and the interest in the show grows. And she is only 2,5 years old. You guys do a great job and I am happy to support you.
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  301. Finally the First! Keep up the awesome work Guys, you do an amazing Job! Greetings from Germany!
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  302. I love that you have a channel about the interwar years. A grey area of knowledge for many people. But very intresting since it´s the mortar between the bricks of the two greatest war in modern history. This video must have been a real challange. And you really nailed it. :) Many Thanks.
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  303. Congrats guys. This series will be so important.
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  304. I've been anticipating this episode ever since you announced the series! Yay!
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  305. I feel like everything this team touches has a two-century history behind it.
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  306. Did the USSR have nuclear powered submarines available? What were the Soviets alternatives to diesel submarines at that time since they regretted sending them?
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  307. Happy holidays Indy and the whole TimeGhost crew!
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  308. Another great episode! Thanks!
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  309. The bed hasn't even been made yet, side lighting and the 5 o'clock shadow. Throw in some Chinese take out boxes and I'd say it looks pretty dang good! Indy and Sparty are at the top of your craft. No detail spared on this series. The tempo, tone and props make you feel like its happening all over again... thanks Indy, I have to go find my wooden knife, my trousers need to be cleaned.
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  310.  @TimeGhost  You're welcome! I can gladly say I'm already a member of the TimeGhost Army :)
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  311. Huh, randomoy caught this! Excited!
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  312. Another great episode well done!
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  313. Great video!
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  314. Best history channel ever!
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  315. another great episode. and the foreshadowing of 1939... when Von Bock and Rundstedt will launch their well oiled war machine upon Poland... Welp, cant wait for the next episode!
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  316. If a youtube channel has Indy Neidell then I am subscribing to such channel. Indy is THE OG youtube historian!
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  317. Not gonna lie, when season 2 of B2W was announced, I was skeptical that it would interest me. But since season 1 got me into the interwar years in the first place I decided to tune in this time as well. Having followed each episode so far I feel like you guys would have the skill to make a 15 min video about different sizes of paper sheets interesting. Overall great length, presentation and interesting topics. Hopefully by spring next year I'll have a salary again, in which case I'll join the TimeGhost Army in a heartbeat!
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  318. I really like the more relaxed feel this videos have Y'all are always great at not being "stuffy" or boring but seeing you tow being buds is just so cute
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  319. Love to you too Indy & the rest of the team <3 I'm a patreon ofc,and wish you the very best!
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  320. Honestly the most balanced take on this I have seen on YouTube
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  321. This episode was very well researched, thanks indy and team
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  322. Great show, love jazz. Awesome tie.
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  323. Excellent show as usual !!!
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  324. Gosh, I'm excited!
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  325. I saw the heads-up for this video a couple of hours ago. I immediatly looked through all your videos to find it. Couldnt and panicked. The I realized it wasnt out yet and I just sat waiting for hours. Now its here! Gosh you cant tease us like that. Great video!
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  326. After between two wars you should make something similar but with the Cold War. I love timeghost history!
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  327. Your home looks beautifully decorated! Thanks for the 2018 wrap-up, and the 2019 look ahead.
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  328. I'm hooked on this channel already, buckling myself in for the drama to come over the next few years!
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  329. Nothing wrong with a classic barber-shop pattern on a tie. 3.5/5
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  330. Awesome episode guys, and what a freaking fantastic ending. Well done Indy.
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  331. 2019 is going to be amazing. Happy New Year, Time Ghost!!!
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  332. I'm just going to keep my mouth shut.
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  333. IT BEGINS
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  334. Goddamn! You guys are producing about as much as a proper television network! Great Job, Timeghost!
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  335. TimeGhost History Many thanks for the warm words. Cheers!
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  336. So far so good, loving this series and the channel, Indy and crew. I’m happy that you guys share a passion for history just like me :D
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  337. I was preparing to make some comments on a variety of facts about the Greco Turkish war, but Indy all ready did for me, Excellent video guys am speechless !! You really did a great job here, I will just add that what followed that war is actually cultural, political and economically defining Greece to this day
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  338. Slava Ukraini
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  339. I learned new aspects from this video today. Well done!
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  340. For what I know of History: School was a trailer, Call of Duty a pamphlet, and TimeGhost a pop-up 3D book a few dozen novels long. not even close
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  341. Funny to think just one year ago, one of my very fist actions in new year was loging on patronite and supporting great war. 365 days and they all passed like one.
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  342. Great maps! Clear, easy to read, can be modified as needed. A winner!
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  343. i loved this introduction to the wider team
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  344. Thank you for the lesson. Welcome to the front side of the camera Sebastian.
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  345. LOVE the work. Love Gustav Holst. Thank you.
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  346. Can't wait! As with everything that you guys produce, it's a foregone conclusion to me that this will be yet more excellent work!
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  347.  @TimeGhost  Thank you very much, keep making these videos because they are awesome
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  348. Truth can sometimes be offensive and uncomfortable. Thus such basis of censorship can only be described as cowardice and disgusting.
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  349. Intressant ämne 🙂. Please continue with your great work TimeGhost History. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
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  350. Amazing episode! I thought this was about when the Romans in the late late republic messed up their own calendar
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  351. Supremely written episode!
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  352. I wish timeghost crew and its fanbase a happy New Year full of joy and accomplishments in their lives.Thank you for everything that you guys did for us we can never thank you guys enought.Onto a new year and start in life let us all join together to bring about the greatness that this channel provides.HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE and thanks for everything.Cheers
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  353. i find the post-ww1 years even more fascinating than ww1 itself. awesome series
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  354. I read that at lest one Dada book was published with a sandpaper cover, so it would destroy its companies on the shelf.
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  355. Very good an very enlightening. I knew a lot of it but still it was a nice refresh. Curiously, one of your best episodes yet. I can't quite tell why, not as exciting like some wars you've covered, but it forms a serious and good foundation of knowledge as to the rise of fascism.
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  356. the further we get into the crisis, the sexier Indy gets. I, for one, am enjoying this ride tremendously, yes yes, we might all get blown up, but watching Indy in a torn shirt, explaining to me what's going on while the atmosphere catches fire; what a way to go!
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  357. Happy New Year. No Thank you for making videos for us to love. I hope the new year will be kinda to you. I'm already loving the new videos.
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  358. It's crazy to think that I started watching The Great War in the 5th grade and that it will be over this year. Really gives you a perspective on how long the war really was. Not only that, but that this series will end when I'm a Junior in college. Really makes you think.
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  359. Wow, being first... What can I say... I love you TG Crew! 💕
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  360. Love these special holiday episodes, it’s something unique and different learning about the story behind holiday traditions, calendars etc! Great job guys!
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  361. Perhaps the single most important channel on YT.
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  362. Very powerful video! Thank you for your hard work, its clearly showing!
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  363. This episode was super well done. Thanks so much for your careful and thoughtful treatment of this period. This continues to be one of my favourite channels on youtube
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  364. Thanks for the uplifting and informative vid. Have a wonderful holiday season and a wonderful life to all of you.
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  365. I love Between 2 Wars
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  366. I missed the Reddit AMA, unfortunately, although I'm glad to have found TimeGhost through it. I had no idea it was in the works. XD Will TimeGhost be particularly for the Cuban Missile Crisis or will it branch out into other areas instead? I realise that taking on ambititious projects like the 4-year Great War uses a lot of time and resources. Also if you're reading, Indy, I love the Great War channel - it's one of the only series I've found that documents the war in real-time, something I've long been searching for, and I'm looking forward a lot to what yourself and Spartacus will get up to on TimeGhost. :D
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  367. Exceptional video.
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  368. Looking forward to this series
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  369. Beautiful episode as always, thank you.
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  370. TimeGhost This is so cool. I have always wanted to learn more about what was happening around this time, but I have never been able to find any history books that will cover it. Keep up the great work.
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  371. I learn more in one short video than I did in a whole college course. Great job Indy and crew!
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  372. (Banging sound) "What are you doing in there?" "Learning why the Middle East is so bad today." "Carry on."(Continues banging head on desk)
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  373. Actually, Astrid, Indy, and Spartacus DID follow up and complete that project. Unfortunately, one of the side effects of the time travel is it was all erased by something Indy did later, further in the past. Damn... By the way, I didn't write this. Yes you did. I did? Well, >I< did, but I'm actually still you, so it counts. Oh. I guess I DID write this. Who knew?!
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  374. I can't describe how much I love this channel, not only do you guys deliver lots of information but you also present it in such a dramatic and interesting way. It's better than any documentary.
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  375. OK, an hour a week of my life in 2025 is booked!
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  376.  @moosemaimer  - My bet’s on Sparty. He would take down Big Mack in less than a minute...😂
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  377. That x thumbnail
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  378. "The submarine war" is the most interesting so far, but I'm sure that the best ones are going to appear during the invasion of Soviet Union. You people are doing an excellent work for humanity, cheers from Brazil!
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  379. Nice colour Sparty! 3.5/5
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  380. @TimeGhost History this has been one of your best quality episodes 👍
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  381. When Indy met Spartacus at a brothel. Were they inspired by being "Between 2 whores"? I'll get my coat...
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  382. Thanks for the kind words ♥️♥️ - especially those about my nose hahah
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  383. The best episode so far, stellar work on visuals and Indy is Indy as we know it :) You guys deserve more than what you're getting at the moment.
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  384. As a socialist it would be horrid for someone like me or anyone to deny these happened. Ugly history but I’m glad is covered by you guys. Can’t wait for next episode! (And good luck on Berlin doc!)
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  385. HAPPY NEW YEAR! Proud new Specialist-level supporter, and I'm in until the end. This is my first investment on a monthly basis to anything of this sort, Between Two Wars and World War Two are already some of my favorite historical works here on Youtube and by a wide margin. Thank you so much for everything.
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  386. Really appreciated the brief history of the Olympic movement. Another great episode.
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  387. The first day of 2020... Damn it’s actually almost here...
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  388. I can't get over all the new stuff about history I learn from you guys, though isn't learning something new about something that already happened kind of a paradox? Hopefully I won't learn too much and disrupt the space time continuum.
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  389. Not sure if it's a tie or a picture of a box of crayons. 3/5
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  390. You guys have drastically altered the course of my life. I always enjoyed history from a young age, and that love has expanded as I’ve grown. Now at 19, I am in college with the intent of getting my PhD in order to become a history professor. All the shows: The Great War, Between two Wars, War Against Humanity, and World War II continue to push me further down that path and have shown me ways to make history truly palpable to most people. Thank you, in time, people will come to see all of these shows as possibly the best use of a video streaming service or social network that has ever been attempted. Even if none of you went to university for it, you are all honorary history teachers/professors in my book, and your contribution will ensure generations have a portrait of two of humanity’s largest conflicts.
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  391.  @DoraFauszt  They've spoiled me so much with wacky, kitsch and all-round madness that I find it impossible to give very high marks to plain ties at this point. Astrid is the best
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  392. Great content! Please keep up the amazing work!
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  393. To totally rip off Billy Idol, that’s a story so cool it echoes in blue.
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  394. You guys are goddamn genius!
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  395. I just wanted to take the time to thank you guys for taking care of the comment sections in your videos. I am not pro-censorship (certainly not obligatory government mandated) and I will hear out opposing views and listen at least, BUT it's super obvious that there are people being PAID (probably foreign governments seeking to "sow" public discord) to leave useless flame comments of jewhatred all over the webs - that means you guys are constantly having to take time to remove obvious junk it's not unnoticed - you guys are great people ❤️
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  396. Looks like a very good synergy in the team, awesome. :-) Also great to see a few dutchies, you guys doing anything on location in Utrecht?
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  397. Great info on a subject I know little about.
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  398. Honestly after years of watching the Great War Channel, seeing new videos with Indie and co. is kind of like seeing an old friend. I don't know them personally but the past few years of their videos have really brightened some dark spots for me and got me through rough times. Thanks for all the years of entertainment Indie, keep it real.
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  399. very well done Sebastian,, - Good job Clara for directing it
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  400. The TimeGhost team is perhaps the greatest and robust group of historians! I love too the banter between Sparty and Indy with ideas being spurred and thrown with such excitement, very much looking forward to everything discussed that are in the works! Thank you so much guys and gals, luv to everyone!
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  401. C'EST LA LUTTE FINALE GROUPONS-NOUS, ET DEMAIN L'INTERNATIONALE SERA LE GENRE HUMAIN
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  402. Accuracy over volume. The world today requires three word slogans. Time Ghost History is my "Link to History".
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  403. This channel is 30 billion times more intelligent than a live matress.
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  404. Great way to, in detail, to bring to light the history between the two wars, well done Indy and Spartacus!
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  405. It's good to see Astrid again, it's been a while.
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  406. I like the varied topics that this channel covers.
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  407. A somewhat muted tie given it's going up against all that black. Pretty good, but I have a feeling we will see more extravagance in the coming episodes. 3/5
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  408. This tie is another reissue, may be the third go-around? Still a jolly effort in keeping with the era.
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  409. EXCELLENT Indy... Facts,, delivery,,presentation,, all excellent...
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  410.  @Pavlos_Charalambous  Indy and guys really outdid themselves! They lay down all shades of grey in front of us with aggresive neutrality, i applause it. Same things about defining Greece goes along with Turkey as well. Even today Turkish people ask where are you from when they meet a strange person and expect them to came from 'somewhere else', if not you'll be shunned and/or not taken seriously because everybody came from 'somewhere else'. Though it sounds pretty xenophobic, now it's a weird part of Turkish culture, in order to learn about new places, hear cool stories or just invade that person's privacy to make them go away :D also: insert generic greek debt joke here
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  411. try when you are on the driving 18 wheeler at 70mph and u see the notification and you slowdown and pullover to the side to watch it.
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  412. There should be a thumbs up for a whole series. You're keeping us in the day-to-day suspense —thoroughly realistic!
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  413.  @TimeGhost  You’re very welcome. It’s the least I can do! You all have been providing me entertainment since 2014. Wow. 11 years since World War One channel started. I based my Senior History project off of one of your episodes, and got an A. So, seriously, thank YOU. All of you. I know you hear this a lot, but I genuinely sincerely mean it. I still cannot financially support you via the TimeGhost Army, but I always make sure you like and try to comment. So thank you, TimeGhost team. For over a decade of history entertainment. For making me more knowledgeable on the subject. And for giving my hundreds of hours of entertainment. Every week I knew no matter how bad of a week I had I could always count on a World War Two Episode. Or a War Against History, or Spies and Ties, or more. I sincerely love you guys. I love what you do, I love the passion you all have, and I hope you are able to continue doing work that you both enjoy and makes you proud. Because you should be proud of what you have done. First in history to do such a thing. I seriously, seriously love you guys. Have a good night TimeGhost team :)
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  414. Great video with brilliant narration. Just when I think I know some topics I am surprised and impressed every time. Wow. Can't wait for your wild ideas in 2020 :)
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  415. Congrats for getting Back to Stokholm Indy, and Thanks for the Grand Tour Astrid, Your Home is Warm and Wonderful, Best to Your Critters...How ABOSLUTLY True Anna....Now, People ARE Home with Thier Families...By Design...Be Careful What You wish For...GREAT Wisdom Anna !!!!
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  416. Moving monologue, followed by Yoda. Unique.
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  417. Anyone recognise the title? It's from the previous episode. These guys are smart! Hahahha
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  418. TimeGhost History Was it master Von Hötzendorf???
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  419. Much love to Indy, Sparticus, and Astrid!
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  420. Wow! That speech at the end was fantastic.
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  421. They are the same person.
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  422. "A Klee painting named Angelus Novus shows an angel looking as though he is about to move away from something he is fixedly contemplating. His eyes are staring, his mouth is open, his wings are spread. This is how one pictures the angel of history. His face is turned toward the past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage upon wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing from Paradise; it has got caught in his wings with such violence that the angel can no longer close them. The storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward. This storm is what we call progress." - Walter Benjamin, Theses on the Philosophy of History, 1940
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  423. Incredible work on this series. One of the best history shows I've ever seen. Just amazing.
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  424. When I next visit Europe, I will find you guys and give you one big hug. You are awesome. Your channels are my favorites! Easily the best content producers on YouTube right now.
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  425. A big thank you to the whole team for creating this wonderful series about an often overlooked period. I stumbled upon this channel by accident, and have tremendously enjoyed all the episodes. Not because it's a fun topic, but because you try to tell a story that hopefully will attract a wider public than those who are often busy reading books (which is fun too btw!). It is so so so important to keep telling these stories in a way that is as neutral as possible, and inspiring true debate and insight in motivations, backgrounds and the "why" of things. Especially in the times we live in, this is a blessing, and something to treasure. In answer to Spartacus, you are making history, you have made history. Please never stop!
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  426. Awww. Guys! I'm apparently a hardcore fan! :)
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  427. Whoa, this is a great video
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  428. Very interesting overview of liberalism.
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  429. It's made by a separate smaller team lead by Spartacus Olsson who also used to work on The Great War. It is a crowdfunded project completely independent from The Great War producers, therefore Indy can't promote it on TGW (which I think is a shame).
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  430. ​@TimeGhost I can provide evidence of your bias: to my knowledge you have never covered the Great Emu War, proof that, at the least, you have a bias against Emu's and their trials!
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  431. I quite literally get a huge smile on my face when I see a new video from you guys, it's invaluable to the history community in my humble opinion, thank your all so much <3 Been watching since February of 1915 with The Great War Also, very smooth guitar works Indy, when did you pick up that skill?
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  432. Outstanding set. Astrid, I presume.
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  433. I am thrilled to see The Indonesian War of Independence on Time Ghost History! My Chinese-Indonesian wife, mixed kids, and I have been living in Jakarta since 2010, so this is a topic of particular interest to us. I have shared the Prologue with other expats living here. Keep up the excellent work!
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  434. This episode might be the very best episode I've ever seen from you guys. Absolutely love it! <3
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  435.  @TimeGhost  Alright then, mistakes happen. But keep powering through the bullshit, we're with you.
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  436. The marketing team at Del Monte: "We're going in on a big new promotional push - plenty of people are housebound at the moment and need tinned fruit. We just need a frontman to lead it." Spartacus Olssen: "I know a guy."
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  437.  @TimeGhost  sounds like you have an own army to defend yourself against the angry Bavarian neighbors of yours... 😀
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  438. You guys, are really the treasure of the humanity. I really hope to survive together with mankind long enough to witness these and the next series you will produce. You are amazing!
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  439. Thank You for reading this , Spartacus. it really gives a sense of what they really went through for that mission. I hope all of you at Time Ghost Army continue to keep up the great work !
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  440. You guys are spoiling us with this much high quality content. Thank you all for your hard and excellent work.
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  441. I have spoken on my adoration for Indy before.. Please Spartacus, let me say that you Sir are without equal
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  442. This has been your finest episode on the channel to date! Keep up the great work guys!
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  443. Man what a show ! I enoyed every single episode. Keep up the awesomeness, you're easily the best history-related channel on the internet at the moment. From France, with Love
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  444.  @TimeGhost  Well of course my lord
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  445. What channel will the WWII series be on? This channel should have 10x the subs that it does. I'll do my best to get the word out about the series and channel.
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  446. Never before on Youtube has a channel so clearly explained and summarized the history of fascism. Such a complicated and touchy subject, covered and explained with magnificent aplomb. A fantastically informative video Indy and team. Learned more about Fascism and its history in the 1930s than I ever have before. Great work.
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  447. Very informative, thank you!! I was wondering how TimeGhost was going to top their previous accomplishments. 👍
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  448. A little late, but I really like this Into Context series. I think it's incredibly important, especially here in the U.S. where History is a lot more opt-in than required rigorous study. I appreciate the care and hard work that goes into all your series in general. Thank you.
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  449.  @TimeGhost  Got it ;)
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  450. Awesome video.
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  451. @TimeGhost History team! Hey guys, thanks so much for your work. I understood when I read in school etc, about all the events you guys cover that I was only getting one side of every story, the... "politically clean" version of events and I always wondered if I'd ever get to see a more impartial view without having to form my own conjectures around all the types of things you guys take detours into, little details of life, bio's on minor players who merely appear for 1 line in a history book, but who were people, with lives and goals and a story, and your shows, I've found, have always managed to keep me watching, no matter how... not "uninterested" I am... maybe, "haven't ever considered that topic before" is better maybe, but I feel like no matter if you guys do a subject I know loads about or nothing about, I always learn something and get a new insight into something. Thanks so much, take care, keep doing your thing!
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  452. Indy is killing the outfit game today! #jodlwibes Thanks for this episode. This is actually a kinda not so talked about topic in history books in general. I did hear about Dollfuss, but not that much tbh, altough I sit in the neighbouring country. Way too much topics about Horthy in Hungarian books from this time.
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  453. This was one of your best. The web of history has many legs. Leading off in every direction. Sex, drugs, war and religion that's how we roll.
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  454. Blues Brothers spotted 17:36
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  455. Became a patron for first time last night. Gave away money Trump gave me as part of COVOD 19 bill. To you guys and a few museums I would otherwise visit if they were open. Keep on making these great videos! Thanks!
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  456. Fantastic episode! I will share it because this is history for those that never learned about the history of fascism! Excellent work!
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  457. Simply awesome, great visual for the room BTW. Excellent depth on the subject, congrats guys.
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  458. Indy and Spartacus, we leave the situation in your capable hands.
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  459. Yep, 2020 a crazy year, it's ending was saved by Spontaneous Upload of Pearl Harbor Series...(frankly, TG H & WWT saved 2020' ass). Love you guys.
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  460. Great series
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  461. We've got to pump these numbers up. These are rookie numbers.
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  462. LOVE THE WORK
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  463. Hi indy and crew! you guys are providing one of the best (if not THE best) historical content on Youtube and i'm forever glad for your dedication on the project. I am seriously considering buying one of these ties in auction ones you guys figure out how :)! Keep up the good work and i sincerely hope that timeghost continue to thrive for many years.
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  464.  @janwacawik7432  Oh hell no. I don't give my perfect scores out that easily
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  465. You guys have the best youtube channel no doubt , thanks alot for your efforts .
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  466. Thanks for this series! Very informative like always:)
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  467. @8:07 - Isn't 'J'Accusé' by Abel Gance from 1919 also considered to be one of the first anti-war films?
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  468. Just became a Patreon Patron. As the Producer of Caravan to Midnight I appeal to each of you to pay for the content you love and access. These shows take so much more money than it may appear. In fact, the higher the production value and the more flawlessly given content is presented, the less expensive it “appears” to cost. I found The Great War in August 2017. My only regret is that I didn’t find it in April 2014. Having produced 5 shows since 2015 I can tell you that approximately 3% of a programs’ viewers pay 100% of the bills. God bless, fellow Time Ghost travelers 🧳 🎙 🎥
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  469. You saved me for my socials project on Soviet Russia! Especially great episode today good job indy and crew!
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  470. The soundtrack is great don’t change it. But this channel needs a major plug to get higher views
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  471. I have seen every documentary on the Suez Crisis but it is with Indy that I feel the heavy weight of the Suez Crisis. Kudos!
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  472. Dang, you have ads on this video! I just watched all of them for the sake of the revenue :D Edit: ooooh love the intro!
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  473. To see so many young people not only interested but moved by events of our darkest times in modern history is emotional and inspiring. Mikki moved me most, it reminded me of the way Spartacus deals with the subjects of your war against humanity sub-series. What a wonderful team! ❤️🇬🇧
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  474. I really like this tie by itself, but I'm not sure the soft colours work with this aggressive black-white getup. I'll still score it 3/5 because the tie is nice
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  475. I love your series
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  476.  @jackbrown7047  Programming sucks. All your life in front of a screen, you're always at work because you can work at home, and once you're over 30 you'll have trouble finding work because young people are faster and can work longer hours (unless you have an advanced, expensive degree in engineering and can get promoted). Teaching is a job for life with job security, you get real vacations and time off, you interact with people in real life, you get to do something you really love if you're in history,
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  477. We won't give up. Unless and until Mediakraft starts punishing us, we'll continue to spread the word.
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  478. Destroy Cuba or Don’t? Well TimeGhost’s solution is to nuke Paris
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  479. by grabthar's hammer you shall ... get more subscribers!
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  480. The thumbnail made me think this was about Jason's bass guitar part. Sorry, had to make the joke...
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  481. I watch all timeghost content but this serie is the most intense thank you
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  482. I loved this, thank you so much! This is my favorite channel on YouTube by far.
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  483. duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude! You litteraly just explained more in this episode about the conditions between the wars and why history played out the way it did, more than anything in my life. This episode is a eyeopener for me, its remarkable that this is not tought in school. That explaination would ruin all the right wing extremists in Sweden. Indy, you are indeed a great man.
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  484. Just the preamble and the first 3 precepts of the Atlantic Charter...what we promised our allies against Imperial Japan: "The President of the United States of America and the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, representing His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom, being met together, deem it right to make known certain common principles in the national policies of their respective countries on which they base their hopes for a better future of the world. First, their countries seek no aggrandizement, territorial or other; Second, they desire to see no territorial changes that do not accord with the freely expressed wishes of the peoples concerned; Third, they respect the right of all peoples to choose the form of government under which they will live; and they wish to see sovereign rights and self-government restored to those who have been forcibly deprived of them;"
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  485. Thanks Indie! I'm so glad you're keeping up not only on WW2 but between 2 wars. Love your and Spartacus's work
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  486. God, I love these two ties
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  487. Great job guys! Lovin all the content!
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  488. Such incredible content everytime. Thanks to all of you involved in the creation of time ghost content
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  489. TIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSss! Reissues, but still.
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  490. Im so glad my favorite series on the internet is back! Keep up the amazing content guys!
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  491. Man i love you guys for reaI ..may have downed a couple or so .. To History ! Eller nåt . All lycka till alla lycka till . Baseboll. Nä nu får jag faen ge mig. Sigh.
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  492. Hi Sebastien Awesome explanation Thanks
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  493. I thought the first time around was pretty good. And then you go and make it even better. Bravo!, to Indy and the TimeGhost crew, Bravo! Worth every penny! May go up a tier after this. Following WWII, then you have Suez coming up. I'll bet you very few people knew about the Dutch in the Indonesian independence war. Logistics wins wars, join the Army, you know who you are!
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  494. I am literally watching the same parts over and over again because it is so confusing and complicated, but slowly but surely I see what had happened. Just like the situation of Far East Asia after ww2, this was a huge black hole for me because I could not find one well put documentation of this. I finally have a picture, and the situation of the interwar period is further getting clearer. Amazing job guys... wow
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  495. Men tack sötare uppvaknande finns ju knappt.
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  496. well that's the first explanation of the events that I have been able to follow clearly. thankyou :)
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  497. My home internet has been down for nearly two days. I've been staying of the YouTube, to not use up too much of my limit on the mobile (and maybe to take a little break from my addiction), but when TimeGhost uploads, I have to make an exception!
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  498. Its like a combination of all my favourite things and people!
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  499. Oh @Astrid, You are such a delight.
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  500. This is a really great episode. Congratulations!
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  501. Outsranding lecture👍👍👍
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  502. Interesting episode indeed keep up the good work .
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  503. I run history site visits ( what used to be called school excursions) for Secondary / High Schools. A couple of the sites we visit are Victorian / Edwardian and later cemeteries on the North Shore of Sydney. A large percentage of burials in these cemeteries took place between 1919 and 1921. Your explanation of how the combined affects of WW1 and Spanish Influenza affected society, through the example of a school, is so good, that if you don't mind - I'd like to borrow it, please! :-D . They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery - thank you for coming up with such a lucid, powerful and clear explanation of this tragedy. I think that in order to explain this in future history tours, while we are in the relevant part of the cemetery, I am going to get a school group to go through in in single file, count every fifth student out, and tell them to go off to a separate group. Once they are all sorted - the one in five group I will ask to lay down on the ground for a minute....then tell all of them:   " If you want to know what WW1 and Spanish influenza did, look at your classmates laying on the ground. They represent all of the young people, as a percentage of your group, who didn't make it." " Then imagine that it wasn't just your form that was affected - it was every form in your school, where this kind of numbers, are dead, at random. Then imagine, just for a minute, that it is not just your school - it is EVERY school..... " "About one in five of all of the young people under thirty, in the world at that time, died, in about the same time frame as it takes as you starting and finishing high school, with the biggest numbers dying in waves, towards the end before graduation. Unlike most kinds of the 'flu, which kill about one person in a thousand who is usually either very, very young, old, or already sick, this nasty version was good at killing young, strong adults, because it tends to cause their immune systems to over react, particularly to the infection in the lungs, causing them to stop breathing." " 40% of the Australian population, were infected with this disease. In some Aboriginal communities - the death rate was up to 50%. Every one of those people who died, either by not returning from the war, or dying from the 'flu, had family, friends, and people they were connected to. "Now you have an inkling of the sheer amount of heartbreak involved - and how much EVERYTHING was changed, because of it!"
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  504. I love the new set! You guys are so professional it’s amazing you can keep on growing, keep it up, proud of you
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  505. Dat thumbnail
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  506. Thank you Astrid. You should be VERY proud of the work you are creating. It’s not just a high quality production, but also will be historically important.
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  507. This is the best history channel on YouTube. Thank you guys for all your hard work and research and excellent presentation.
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  508. Interesting, and rarely talked about part of history.
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  509. I think this is your best done, best finished series yet. It's come out great and releasing one each day is great to keep the anticipation built up. Great work!
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  510. Thanks - we'll do a special on the house during Between -2- Wars - we're the custodians of a historical building that used to belong to one of the Anheuser Busches. Prince Ruprecht, commander of the Bavarian army in WWI was a frequent guest. Hitler had tea here and Mussolini visited when he was holed up nearby after Skorzeny broke him out of Italy. Eisenhower and the rest of the allied commanders were also friends of the people who built the house. There's even a connection to the intelligence effort to smuggle out the Nazi atomic bomb plans.
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  511. This is a much needed video 🥰
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  512. fantastic video !! love you guys !
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  513. Liked and linked. Have been subscribed since the first post.
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  514. Timeghost are intro god's. Every series has a banger of a intro theme.
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  515. TimeGhost History ok cool thanks for the quick reply. Also I’ve never seen any history videos about the interwar years so this is great. Great channel 👍
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  516. I am loving this series so much! Excellent content Indy & crew
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  517. I want to see a closer lookup as well! Sooo interesting! Can't tell if I see chickens, all sorts of animals from the African Savanna, or wtf... Also 5/5 from my side! :)
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  518. it's my condition called "being a silly goose" 🦆
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  519.  @TimeGhost  Of course not; couldn't you understand my reply to Azamoe? You attempted to correct him; so did I.
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  520. Hi Indy and sparty Very interesting episode. Also your humor is great to watch.. Waiting for more.. Thanks..
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  521.  @TimeGhost  @Spartacus Olsson Thank you both for your replies. I figured it as much, that it would be impossible to assign a single event that put the world in the path of WW2. But this is a much scarier thought, as Spartacus pointed out, if it is millions and millions of decisions big and small that came together to launch the war, then we have to watch every decision we make, every action or inaction that countries make. We are living in a better era today, but everything can change tomorrow. This series teaches us that peace can only be obtained when we as a society actively pursue it. Once again, thank you for your hard work Indy and team, See you over at WW2 channel. By the way, the Ending of the episode, you always had such a flare for dramatic Indy. Goosebumps, just incredible.
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  522. "... in our condensed debunking of the Vikings". Gotta love that writing.
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  523. Thank you for your great History lessons. I watch your Podcast with my niece and we love it. Indy, it might not mean much to you, but you rock and are explaining things better than any of my history teachers ever could. Thanks for all your insight, for your time and your passion about history! Best wishes from Ansbach, Bavaria.
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  524. Exciting times! 😂
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  525. I've thought this as well. The best WWII documentary of our time.
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  526. The speed at which you guys can get another fantastically made and researched series up and running is nothing short of amazing. Cuban Missile Crisis was great, this will be too.
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  527. You know what's awful? I spent 4 years following The Great War every week, and I only just found out you've been doing WWII for a WHOLE YEAR because of that cat on vaccum cleaner video. At time of writing, it has more views in the past 6 hours than most of your other WWII videos have gotten in 6 months. Youtube really IS blacklisting historical content. Looks like you had a wonderfully cynical idea! I hate that monthly "obligatory cat video" is now a thing, but I'm glad it paid off!
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  528. So I had been wondering about the paintings on the wall behind Indy only to see the next day's google doodle (May 16, 2018) being the artist's, Tamara de Lempicka, birthday. Funny how the world sometimes just hands you the answers. https://www.google.com/doodles/tamara-de-lempickas-120th-birthday
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  529. Gratz on finishing the series, has been a great watch. Listen to it every night on my kindle lol.. Between 2 Wars, the Great War and World War 2 have been the most enlightening, best presented and entertaining series I have ever watched. Thanks so much, cant wait to see what else you have for us :)
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  530. How exciting! 😊
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  531. TimeGhost Crew wish you all the best for 2020! Keep on producing the A+++++++ content you did so far! Love you to bits and pieces! 💕
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  532. Bravo guys and ladies. So happy there is this community, so happy you guys put in the time to present this info. So happy that I am a part of the community. Bravo for seeing the talent behind the videos. Simply love the fact that everybody is from all over the world.
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  533. Brilliant
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  534. Well done TimeGhost History! Well done!!!
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  535. That is a really worthwhile dream for your future, humanity always needs people to help it learn not to repeat the stupid mistakes of the past. I hope it all works out for you, I'm sure you'll be a great teacher. Go n-éirí an bothar leat.
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  536. This is the best channel on YouTube. Thanks for everything you guys do!
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  537. We need "I have joined the war effort! Have you?" badges with Indy's face on them.
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  538. It is an amazing place you live in (and to get stuck in this situation) with lovely dogs and cats. And with a great history as we know now. Although we didn't expect anything else from you ;) Hopefully Indy can make it home safe to his own cats. Keeping spirits up and fingers crossed!
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  539. Love the two color early Technicolor look.
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  540. YaY!
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  541. This deserves more "likes." It is an NYT/Barbara Tucuman/ ‎William L. Shirer sort of analysis. Thanks
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  542. Thanks so much you guys for setting up a paypal. I'm a full time student so I can't afford monthly contributions to the creators I love, so one time contributions are an excellent way for me to show them my appreciation.
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  543. Excelsior!
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  544. That was very interesting! Thank you for the video.
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  545. Loving all the timeghost content coming out
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  546. Love it!!
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  547. What a beautiful and diverse team you have. It must make Indy and Spartacus feel a little bit like frauds being the face of all the hard work they do (I suppose you two work quite hard also).
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  548. Love everything about this channel
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  549. Very thought provoking and i was very taken with how Astrid put it about the contrast and value of life thankyou for going some way to showing us how its all put together
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  550. I fucking love you, Indy. Excuse my language, I just had to repeat the words I said out loud just now.
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  551. 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁the LION takes LIKE No. 320
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  552. Love this episode as much as Indy's post about the same topic on the TimeGhost Army forum :)
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  553. Wait what.... the hyperinflation ended? The reparations were reduced? Brtween 1923 and 1929 there was stability? How the FUCK did that asshole end up fuhrer then?!?!
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  554. What a great episode!
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  555. Thanks for all the work you all do. Always fascinating!
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  556. Really cool episode guys. You covered like 20 years of the major events of the Cold War up to the start of the Cuban Missile Crises in only 13 minutes. Very impressive.
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  557. Shhh, they are water
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  558. Indy, I think this is the best episode I have watched and that includes all the Great War episodes, kudos to the writer and the presenter as well as the visuals work. A quick question, is it just me or is it that there are a bunch of Part 1 episodes for different years that still need finishing and why is that happening instead of a chronological order to completing episodes? Cheers
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  559. Special friends to the end <3
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  560. One of the most interesting and non-biased history series on youtube. Keep up the good work, people.
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  561. Finally! More content on this channel!
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  562. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  563. Without a doubt one of the best episodes you guys have done. The subject is a very difficult one but with Indys superb tone of voice and some great writing I have more of an understanding of Facism and why my grandad hated them. Brilliant stuff chaps
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  564. Plonker.
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  565. What a great series, absolutely loved it! Great job guys, can't wait for the next one!
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  566. I really like this series so far! One of your best videos to date! The big picture view of the post war and the effects that last to this day are incredibly interesting. Truly a dynamic period of history and a new world order!
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  567.  @paulabraham2550  oh fuck off.
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  568. I've got no profound insights to share. This comment is just to say thank you and hopefully boost the algorithm.
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  569. Waited so long for this. Incredible episode my favorite one yet, thank you guys!
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  570. Thank you.
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  571. I learned a lot. Thank you for making this documentary!
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  572. Great video! Thank you to everyone at the Time Ghost Army. You have created the one place that is void of external influence and gives history as it is.
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  573. Stay strong, y'all! You make such great stuff!
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  574. The best videos on YouTube. Congrats and Thank you
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  575.  @TimeGhost  I tried hearing this in ALL your voices, but the most convincing was Astrid. Like Judy Dench's "M", you're just inclined to agree with such a direct statement.
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  576. Sorry to hear this. Probably my favorite Youtube channel. If you move please announce it.
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  577. Holy fuck what an episode!
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  578. Guide you do great work every time you do one of these. I just love it to death. Makes me smile. Makes my day a little bit brighter. Thank you for all the work that you do.
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  579. This is your best video so far. It is pleasant to see that you are improving an already great work. Congratulations!
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  580. Terrific!
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  581. What a great group of people 👍👍
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  582. Can't wait! Love you guys
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  583. You are both giants in spirit in my eyes. Also, I think I have the best answer for a long time now, so thank you.
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  584.  @TimeGhost  Please, please, please make this scenario into a video or short film!
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  585. Hey I just wanted to say thank you for making such a great Historical YouTube series. The Great War, Time Ghost, And WW2 in real time are my favorite history YouTube channels, and Between Two Wars is my favorite series. Thank you Indy! INDY NEIDELL FOR PRESIDENT 2020 or 2024!
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  586. +TimeGhost History That's heresy talk right there! #RokossovskyForLife #ZhukovOnlyGotFamousByStealingCreditForOtherPeoplesAccomplishments #RememberTheRzhevMeatgrinder !
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  587. Omg do you guys accept fan art?
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  588. Yes, this needs to become a regular thing. The Queen's adress to the troops, not only when we keep the phony war going on, which is fine as it's damn cold right now - I am sure the winter of 1939/40 must be the coldest there is ever to have happend in Europe... yeah, must be!
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  589.  @TimeGhost  Thank you, you don't know how long I've been looking for them. You are fantastic for all the format of the great war, timeghost history and world war two.
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  590. I love this series! I always get so excited when another one pops up in my feed. :D Keep it up, you guys! Much <3 from NM
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  591. I’m so excited for this series, I must say!
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  592. Holy Toledo! I couldn't get to the end before saying "Please don't change a damned thing!" That YouTube list explains why the other channels are pablum.... I'll share you wide and far, I promise. Hell, I take notes. You put depth in my Twitter debates. I Love your stuff! Thanks bunchly's. ✌😎🚬
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  593. 19:27 uf this map and animation chef kiss
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  594. Happy New Year, you guys. Much love always from Sweden. <3
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  595. I am just glad Indy didnt spend all the Time Ghost money on fancy telefons again like in the Korean War Series. No. This time he went for a Popcon maker!
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  596. It's been a wild ride. This series has been so informative and puts WWII in a great perspective. But beside that I have to add another compliment to the already long list of achievements of the series and Time Ghosts in particular. Indy is so proffessional in his work in front of the camera that my ears have been having a field day. Never did I have to rewind or use the subtitles to understand what was said. His voice and pronounciation are so clear! Thanks for that, guys and gals of Time Ghost!
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  597.  @TimeGhost  outstanding. I look forward to it. I always feel starstruck when you guys reply.
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  598. LOL! I fuckin' love you, Indy!
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  599. Astrid is amazingly easy on the eye . . . Gentlemen, you have my envy : )
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  600. No tie, don't care. 5/5
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  601. Brilliant Analysis and Insights in the Great Tradition of Time Ghost!!!!
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  602. :)
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  603. Absolutely fantastic channel!
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  604.  @TimeGhost  Yes i knew it.. I had seen all of your second wod war series episodes.... Been your regular viewer..
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  605. I'm early
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  606. Lovely to see the passion in the younger generation 🌟🌟🌟
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  607. Great video
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  608. That is not the current vernacular outside of fringe right wing political circles where there is wishful thinking that this would be 'the current vernacular' - very single serious historian, social scientist, and a vast majority of anyone and everyone both on the right and left agree that fascism is placed on the extreme right. Anything else is just political grandstanding and attempts at disassociation with authoritarianism, which as we pointed out is pointless and silly (if you don't happen to actually be a follower of an authoritarian ideology of course... then it does make sense, politically speaking).
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  609. Ooohhh ive never been more excited for a Youtube series!! Best of luck everyone, lets spread the word if you haven't already!
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  610.  @spartacus-olsson  I wouldn't waste your breath on a minority of concern trolls who will never stop. Judge by the rest of the comments that the vast majority of us are loving Astrid, and her maternal quality makes TimeGhost feel like a true family to be part of.
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  611. Don't laugh, but for years I have wanted go to Europe and 'party' with you guys. The last time I went, it didn't work out; I had a great trip, but there were prior commitments. Perhaps in another year, or so. I admire your efforts, and your accomplishments.
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  612. Great- I love this episode. As it was ment for a nerd like me.
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  613. Thank you , all of you , for a great year i still remember the Christmas streem from last year and seeing all of you so happy and fond of history and this series , it makes my heart so warm and nice : ) . Any way havee a happy New year andd i wish you the best of luck in 2020 !
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  614. Thank you Time Ghost crew for the amazing work you do!
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  615. Fascinating!!!
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  616.  @TimeGhost  I subbed and hit the bell. I intend on binging this channel. - I also shared
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  617. Excelsior!!
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  618. It was great meeting the talented staff behind all the great Time Ghost series. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the truth.
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  619. This series is so interesting! Thank you for producing them.
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  620. As a backer I'm honestly in joy to see my childhood dream comes true [this is not poetic exaggaration, from my high school years I dreamt about a documentary series that show me/us this apocalyptic war week by week...and here we are gentleman...THANK YOU!, thank You from the bottom of my heart]. I loved - and love - your WWI series, but this will be my absolute fav. I think. :)
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  621. Sweet that you guys are tackling the era of the (First!) Cold War!!!
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  622. So nice to see Sebastian getting his turn in front of the lens 🙂
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  623. :)
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  624. Great video with Anna and Sebastian. Good discussion on liberalism.
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  625. ಠ_ಠ
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  626. Thank you i was hoping for a format like this for the cold war
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  627. I got to like both of the videos, you guys are wonderful.
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  628. You guys pulled me over the bridge with this introduction, I will become a patreon supporter of your channel; where else do you get such a great combination between entertainment and learning?
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  629. Damn these are good.
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  630. Oh wow. I didn't actually expect a response from you guys. Thanks! And please, never stop making the deliciously informative and addictive content. I wouldn't be nearly as interested in history today if it wasn't for The Great War. May the next 6 years be just as prosperous and exciting, if not more so than in the past. Good luck with the channel and the collaborations!
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  631. This was amazingly put together. I'm rewatching and sharing with friends. Thanks for the neutrality and spitting facts.
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  632. TimeGhost and that's what I love about you and Indy.It requires a lot of bold resolve in the current political situation to say something not adhering to any specific ideological camp without getting the irrational criticism of everyone around you.In fact after I start my job after this month I plan join your kickstararter campaign . Good luck to you all
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  633. You guys rock, and Indy is a great story teller. Love watching your episodes of the Great War and will definitely be checking out the WWII ones! Kudos, kudos, kudos!
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  634. In a way that was the toughest 5 minutes of TGA video that I have sat through. When I saw the lovely Iryna joining you on screen my heart sank to the floor💔. It is devastating enough to watch the week by week and WAH episodes. To hear that the dear Iryna’s family is living in Ukraine in these terrifying times just horrified me. It is one thing watching history that is firmly in the past, while reminding us to “never forget”. It is a completely different thing to be watching these events unfold before our eyes. Dearest Iryna, I am sending all my prayers to you and your family, and your countrymen. We are with you in spirit. For every tear I see in a Ukrainian mothers eye, I am crying a tear in solidarity. For every terrified child I see, I go and give my own a hug. The Ukrainian people have shown the world what exceptionally brave people you are, the world will never forget. But I so dearly wish that I would not be writing these words, and that Ukrainian bravery would be known only to other Ukrainians going about their lives as usual. Slava Ukraini! To the TGA team, you have just proven again how amazing you are, and how incredibly relevant history and your channel are.❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
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  635.  @TimeGhost  Thanks for such a quick and comprehensive response! Very cool. I'm currently entering the fourth (and hopefully last) round of interviews for my first full time job, and I can't wait to become a patron of Time Ghost as soon as I have an adult income!
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  636. You guys are adorable. I'm so excited!
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  637. I am very grateful for your content. I will tell anyone to see your videos and to back you on patreon. Some of these must be included in a school program. Thank you, Indy and timeghost team. You are making this world better. Мої вітання з України. Дуже дякую за Ваш контент! Я буду підтримувати Ваш проект з цього дня і назавжди.
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  638. 👍👍👍
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  639. @ This by far my favorite channel on YouTube. The world war 2 series inspired me to go to Hawaii and see Pearl Harbor. The USS Arizona was a spiritual experience. God bless your work.
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  640. Awesome to hear Indy explain contemporary events. I would love to see more of these. I’ve been following the WWII weekly series for a while, but this is what convinced me to join the patreon.
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  641. Ah, The Dynamic Sartorial Splendid Duo! Good to see you guys again.
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  642. Excelsior!
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  643. Great job. Amazing how our society avoids real history and therefore will repeat it. Keep the videos coming. Your the only source of historical truth these days.
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  644. I really appreciate this new perspective on the Second World War: reactionary policies versus progressive policies. It's also deeply fascinating to see the politic divisions and conflicts within the Allied powers here! Breaks my heart that WW2 is resigned to my backlog. But not this series! I'm not missing any more!
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  645. I wish I could tell you my favourite episode. I started watching The Great War religiously in 2015. I can't understand why YouTube won't monetize your amazing channels. Sabaton History is awesome, I discovered a great heavy metal band. One that I've been waiting for a long time. Just a good fucking heavy metal band with great subject matter. Not that angry shit teenager music. I'll see what I can do about sharing, I'm also going to check my funds. I can probably support one channel on Patreon. College student, I'm poor, if you could let me know what channel needs the most support, or does it all go to the same place? Sorry for the novel I just wrote. Take care everyone.
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  646.  @TimeGhost  It’s my pleasure ! (Just enlisted for the Time Ghost Army, Sir...!😎🎸🎶
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  647. Brilliant.
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  648. My favorites: - The Greco-Turkish War: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuChcpF7ioU (as nobody bothered to teach us Germans about it) - WW1 In Numbers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxuOxdbK-BI (should make ANYBODY think twice about starting a war) - Neurology of hate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeZ3_OtDa7E (this explains A LOT) - Sex, Drugs and the Right to Vote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eB1lBDR8iYM (equality for women, still not obtained) and the amazing story about the Polish u-boot Orzel
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  649. To use a baseball metaphor, this episode was like someone hitting a home run during the World Series. Well done Time Ghost Team!
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  650. Woot woot!! I love this idea!
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  651. Excellent work
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  652. Watching this a couple of days after the 3rd anniversary of the invasion and with Trump blaming the Ukrainians if I were a praying man I would be on my knees. Fortunately the people of the country have again proven strong and resilient. This week even staging some counter attacks where none were expected. I hope Europe fills the gap and that the free world survives 4 years of Trump.
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  653. Hobbs nailed it and that’s the way we appear to be heading as some of us know those who are ignorant of history are condemned to relive it
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  654. Thanks for this. I was only in Iraq for 2.5 years, but I still feel frustrated about Afghanistan. It seems we could've "won" early, missed our shot, then decided to just see how things play out, by throwing money and bodies at the problem without any strategy. My biggest regret/empathy/fear is with the women and youth of Afghanistan now.
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  655. It sounds like china had a hell of a armed forces, despite the different parties. How the hell did Japan roll over the chines forces?
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  656. Very interesting, thanks for the video.
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  657.  @clownpendotfart  SCOTUS took several dozens of minor and major decision that effectively ended the Red Scare persecutions after Warren became Chief Justice. A few notable ones are: Slochower v. Board of Education Cole v. Young Yates v. United States Watkins v. United States, Kent v. Dulles Warren was in the majority on all of these, and most of the many others. Beyond Ed Murrow, one of the most fervent detractors of McCarthy's crusade was anti-communist reporter, author, and former Director of the United States Office of War Information, Elmer Davis. There were many more. While McCarthy was indeed a Senator, he worked closely with HUAC, and while HUAC formally lasted until 1975, by 1957 they were a toothless tiger thanks to the many, many SCOTUS decisions against them, and the fallout from McCarthy's censure. In 1959 ex-President Truman called HUAC the "most un-American thing in the country today". Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball's daughter said in an interview for the documentary "Lucy and Desi" that her mother "was scared that people wouldn't believe" she wasn't really a communist. "This could destroy everything that they had, and my father took charge that week." So whatever you think, it seems that Ms. Ball indeed felt threatened and persecuted. If you're honestly interested in the topic, you should really read some literature on the topic instead of sharing half baked ideas, and self made deductions on YouTube. I recommend:   The Supreme Court and McCarthy-Era Repression: One Hundred Decisions by Robert M. Lichtman The Warren Court and the Pursuit of Justice by MortonJ. Horwitz Many Are the Crimes: McCarthyism in America by Ellen Schrecker
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  658. I'm late to this series, but appreciating it very much!
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  659. TimeGhost History I’m already a patreon
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  660.  @TimeGhost  so do i. excelsior!
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  661. Yawn.
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  662. TimeGhost I dunno, I'm pretty sure what you do is at least a little important.
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  663. Late Getting Here, but I gotta say...that is one HELL of a set up you got going for you Mr. Indy, and you are dressed to the nines! BING WATCHING TIME!!!
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  664. Looking forward to it!
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  665. I am so stoked for this series! Just got caught up on The Great War and Between the Wars this week! I'll say again how grateful I am for the work y'all put into your work! God Bless!
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  666. I'm sorry to hear about this, Youtube utterly sucks sometimes. Will right now become a patreon again. I would hate to see you guys gone for good despite golden content that is unmatched anywhere else online :/
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  667. someones a scifi fan
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  668. :)
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  669. More great historical entertainment
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  670. 👍
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  671. Another excellent video. I only discovered this channel last week, but find myself watching chapter after chapter. I enjoy the narration and the sense of humour. Great storytelling. Thanks!👍👍
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  672. Space race ❤
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  673. golden economies are golden bull worship
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