Youtube hearted comments of Dr. Barry Cohn (@dr.barrycohn5461).

  1. It's so impressive how he speaks and his reflections. Thank you for your service and work.
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  2. I just saw a program on the PTO. Dr. Felton was an expert commentor. He wrote a book on Japanese Gestopo. He contributions were of the highest caliber. This segment is a fascinating look at the retired pope. Excellent, thank you!
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  3. Whenever I see one of your presentations, I always check thumbs up even before I start playing because I know it'll be good. This is an interesting topic. Dankejewel for your work on this one.
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  4. Glad you mentioned the awesome "blood chit." Thanks for this excellent presentation!
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  5. Excellent, doc on this frequently discussed topic.
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  6. Creepy. Fantastic. Thank you. Have a marvelous weekend, doc.
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  7. Woo hoo, another fascinating story from the sagacious Dr. Felton. Thank you, your historical curiosity and investigations are endless! How lucky is your audience, very.
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  8. Gable's crew thought he was somewhat suicidal in his desire to be a waist gunner. This was fueled because they felt he wanted to join Lombard.
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  9. Love the clothes!
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  10. Great narrator.
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  11. Funny, Hitler was a vegetarian and a non-smoker, yet by the end of the war his health was in the crapper.
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  12. A well known tidbit is he was onto S & M.
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  13. Wow, get info. Thanks so much. How on earth were people able get thallium? Just curious.
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  14. Dankejewel for a good presentation.
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  15. Those ideas male sense. Thank you for this fascinating theory of Himmler's pursuit of cash and gold. Great segment.
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  16.  @HistoryonYouTube  Thank you my good man. Yes, of course as you point out there were many factors. Among these my favorite factors was that sleazy little weasel the world called Hitler was his growing awareness was that Russians were coming to put him in a cage and drag him through red square. He know the Rooskys would put him on trial and possibly slowly skin him alive, or whatever was Stalin's whim...
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  17. Excellent presentation on a little known aspect of nazis.
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  18. Inherently interesting, thanks.
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  19. Thanks Dr. Felton for this excellent segment.
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  20. It's good to listen to your speech when it flows and smooth. Thanks.
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  21. I had no idea helicopters were utilized in WW-2. Thanks for covering this topic.
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  22. The rat's way of culling the human herd? I assume the disease was brought to spread at Europe's ports. I just wonder whyvthen, why not earlier or later in time. Fascinating presentation. Thank you.
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  23. Novel topic.
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  24. Typical that it still exists. Why‽
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  25. Good history which always is about the people who made it.
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  26. Well done. Love your videos...you had good music on this one...
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  27.  @scarlodonnell3631  Milsch, who described his observations. It was the elephant in the room er ah bunker. He indicated Eva was willing to do anything for him despite her thinking it was weird.
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  28. As always excellent and timely.
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  29. Excellent and fascinating topic, thank you!
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  30. Great presentation my man!!!
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  31. The Dutch are marvelous. Dankejewel for this jewel.
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  32. That guy looks really sick.
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  33. Fantastic, thanl you!
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  34. Love seeing old Winnie with the Thompson. Much thanks for this one Dr. Felton.
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  35. I love these cases from It's Nothing Personal with this narrator.
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  36. The pack mule, the unsung hero. Thanks for this one.
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  37. Thank you for this remarkable story.
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  38. Tigers don't change their swastikas. Awesome tidbit Dr. Felton.
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