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  1. The nazis are vile but fascinating.
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  2. He seems like a nazi Forest Gump. Ending up in places you’d never expect. Great job Biographics.
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  3. He's right up there with people like Van Gogh, who lived such miserable lives only to be marveled at long after anyone could help them see better things.
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  4. I thought I was ready for this. I wasn't. Still not over his death.
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  5. i was talking with my colleagues about the origins of the word "assassin", 5 minutes later youtube recommended this video -_-
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  6. Maximillian I of Mexico is one of my favorite "what-if"'s in history. He was both liberal but somehow balanced out by his Catholic and Imperialistic side. He could've been a great leader because of his ability to adapt,respond, and apply himself.
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  7. No joke or spoilers. This might be one of the most fascinating episodes in Biographics.
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  8. This is probably one of the first ones that I dont really think deserves a movie. He needs a mini series! 3 hours probably isnt enough.
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  9. When Albert Einstein was asked, "How does it fell to be the most intelligent person on Earth?", he answered: "I don't know - you have to ask Nicole Tesla about that.".
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  10. Took you this long to make his biography? ... You waited until you know we were weak, then you attacked, you sly, bald eagle!
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  11. As an American I am saddened that I had never heard of this woman, her story and her unknowing service to the world. Thank you for sharing this. I like these episodes on little known but extremely important figures
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  12. I loved that moment when Garbo teamed up with John Wick and Batman.
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  13. "He was intelligent, but his grades didn't reflect it." That's so true for me.
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  14. could you imagine being jealous of a DOG?
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  15. I live in Maine. My pregnant mom was was a student in his class in 1977 when he talked about a thing about lsd he saw on TV late one night. My mom was the only student who had also seen the show. That show inspired him to write a novel. Years later, after my mom passed away, I met him and told him the story. He remembered my moms name and asked how she was. He offered his condolences and an autograph made out on the back of a paper bag from the store we ran into one another. Made out to "Nick, I knew your mother while I first gained inspiration for Carry. She was one of my favorite students. She will be missed. Steven King"
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  16. Boy, this would make a fine Tim Burton, Johnny Depp movie.
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  17. Genius and madness are close bedfellows.
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  18. Good video. You accurately portrayed the man as a paranoid bully who murdered his way out of any issue, killing anyone who disagreed with him.
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  19. Frans Josef: who would start a war between german states at 3 am? Bismarck: oh boy 3 am
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  20. I applaud you for an honest, down to earth and non-biased opinion on this international issue, just glad that this isn’t like one of the million videos made by you tubers wanting to become famous by pointing out only the vices and not the virtues. Any political issue should always include both the good and the bad, and this video here achieves that.
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  21. I LOVE Simon's delivery. His facial expressions and voice tone are terrific.
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  22. Jack Parsons, was a wild personality, himself.
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  23. Does anyone else keep getting distracted by the comments during YouTube videos and have to constantly rewind because they missed a crucial aspect of the story? Or is that just me? Ok me. Thought so.
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  24. Youtube: DE- MONE- TIZED!!
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  25. Just do all the emperors. I could watch it.
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  26. An amazing woman whose story I would never have known if it wasn't for this video. Thank you Biographics
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  27. THIS IS A really informative video. Laconia is one my favorite city states in Ancient Greece purely because of their military sophistication. Great breakdown!
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  28. King was killed in 1968, JFK was killed in 1963. John's younger brother, Robert, was killed in 1968.
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  29. Chilling and more information than I have ever heard about the younger life of Manson. If his mother had been more of a decent girl and had taken the time to raise him, his life possibly would have been different. I do not feel sorry for him in any way, he made his choices and they were bad ones. This was well written and well told. Thank you to Simon and Steve Theunissen.
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  30. I guess its the worst kept secret in history
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  31. If I ever have a daughter, I'm putting Henrietta as part of her name. Because it is thanks to this woman that so many of us are alive.
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  32. I am surprised I've never heard of her. Very impressive lady, especially wanting her award in private so she could continue. She was exceptional and deserves to be remembered.
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  33. "What's that? Yes, she stabbed herself......23 times. It really is sad."
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  34. My family's from Nanjing, and to them, Hong Xiuquan is right up there with the Imperial Japanese Army as the most hated figure in the city's history. Nanjing is a city full of history, dating all the way back to at least the late-Han and Three Kingdoms era, but this jackass wiped all of it out for his own selfish goals.
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  35. Should have saved this for Halloween. But now you'll get that chance Nevermore.
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  36. Been waiting for this one. Guy was damn near a cartoon character.
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  37. Ironically the man who created the guillotine also met his end via his creation
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  38. Hitler's assistant? Sounds kind of boring 'He was the most hated among Hitler's inner circle, a thuggish bully' Oh sweet nvm
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  39. Arnold legit is the hold my beer guy
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  40. The one thing I like about Elon Musk is his anti-receding hairline. Apparently it's solar powered.
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  41. Can you do a bio on the woman who bought a tank and fought the Germans in ww2 after they killed her husband
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  42. For crying out loud. That story is even more dramatic than the fictional Zorro mythos. They ought to make an honest biopic film about Murrieta.
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  43. How can you leave out the fact he was the first student to graduate West Point without a single demerit?
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  44. This video is 17 minutes and 47 seconds If you connect 1 and 7 it makes a weird triangle thingy you see in math books And 4×7 is 28 2+8 is 10 Simon has 5 letters 10÷5 is 2 You need two 5s to make 10 There's 5 sides to a pyramid The Illuminati made the pyramids Simon is in the illuminati CONFIRMED
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  45. While Mr. Lee may have wanted to play Gandalf, I can't see anyone else play Sauroman as well as he did. He and Ian Mc Kellen were perfectly cast, as were all the actors in the trilogy.
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  46. I remember being absolutely GUTTED that King Arthur was a myth. Spent my childhood loving those stories...
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  47. Finally, some biographies about Ancient Rome!
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  48. A man dies and goes to heaven. When he arrives God tells him he's been such a good faithful Christian he will answer one question. The man asks: "Who killed Kennedy?" God says: "Lee Harvey Oswald, with his Carcano rifle, acting alone." To which the man replies: "This goes higher up than I thought!"
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  49. When you didn’t know you needed to know about The Son of Sam.
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  50. How did he die? Shouldn't dianetics have removed his health problems?
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