Comments by "Paul Anthony" (@paulanthony5274) on "Timeline - World History Documentaries" channel.

  1. I've noticed Americans say Robin Hood like it's all one word "Robinhood" always wondered about that,along with lots of other pointless stuff lol
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  2. The hypocrisy is terrible but victors get away with it unfortunately. You could argue many of the British should have been punished for treatments of people in the colonies and taking places by force. They aimed charges at the Germans that they did themselves and Russians also did crimes against humanity. Or Americans in California against the natives. Many things are brushed under the carpet and it's not just that. There's still a lot of talk about the suffering at stalingrad by the Germans, Russians too, but we still don't see much about the over 10 million Russian troops who died or their treatment during the whole of ww2 or the 16 + million soviet civilians who perished. History and the like seems to be selective about what we study or look at and it's wrong to do that based on what's the best story rather then the humanity or lack there of.
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  3. They only paid the surviving fireman,greasers et cetera 5 days pay,up to the time the ship sank on the night morning of the 14th and 15th of april and was it 25dollars they paid the survivors in hospital,what's that today about 400 dollars,pathetic.
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  4. The historian with the glasses,I like his long hair,like he's just stepped out of a time machine from the 17th century
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  5. Don't they also say that during battle the numbers are often 2 injured for every 1 death in the casualty list?
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  6. Fuehrer or Führer is how it's spelt.
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  7. It wasn't fascism it was national socialism. The Italians were fascists under mussolini the Nazis were worse than fascists. The Russians just called them all fascists under the same banner.
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  8.  @robertrazo7352  How,i don't think you understand how powerful the british navy was,whether the Germans defeated the RAF or not they wouldn't stand a chance against the royal navy are you insane
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  9. She looks like her out of The Ring.
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  10. I didn't know Stalin was from Wigan 🤣🤣😂😂 "Free pies to all at the front,send the peasants to Siberia".
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  11. Chapman? Do you mean Charlie Chaplin. From England.
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  12. Isn't he the doctor in Hellbound Hellraiser 2?
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  13.  @DidMyGrandfatherMakeThis  Wow, all four came back, that's a rarety. I bet you're proud of those brave men. My dad was in the Royal Navy in the 60s and later he also worked on the oil riggz.
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  14. They still would have had to go up against the british navy even if they won the battle in the air,the Germans would have been blown out of the water..
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  15. Because they were interviewed over 20 years ago.
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  16. No, Hindenburg was the president of Deutschland.
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  17. Dan kovač Not really as it was the British who invented the tank not Michael Wittman, the Wright brothers invented flight so that makes sense but there is no comparison between wittman and the Wright brothers
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  18. Usually pal yes
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  19.  @debrarenteria8167  With one bad seed. TB and I don't mean Tuberculosis. And that isn't me being Flippant,one horrible man. Happy New year!
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  20.  @antoniofuller2331  Most English words are not Germanic,they are a mixture of Germanic French Spanish and latin..
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  21. Just out of interest how long did your G Grandfather live. To what age?
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  22. They're building one now in China at a theme park the super structure is almost up you can see it on YouTube,its not to sail though
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  23. 8 advertisements is a bit much.
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  24. Murderer
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  25. Go to the end of the programme,then replay,it gets rid of them.
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  26. So many adverts,just go to the end of the vid,then back to the beginning.
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  27. Rubbish Britain was a marine superpower..
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  28. Harry Patch
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  29. Didn't Anthony Hopkins in Dracula say civilisation and syphilisation had progressed together, we already knew this
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  30.  @mikealvord55  😂😂😂
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  31.  @mirandaxx954  America and Britain liberated some of the camp's but mainly Russians that's why you were told that
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  32.  @randyjenkins8743  That's because they needed the small fishing vessels to get in close to shore. That was an evacuation. Are you saying they were not a marine super power? You haven't a clue
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  33. No they didn't they made them move the borders but Churchill wanted to save Poland from the reds
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  34. How bad was his frost bite did he lose any digits?
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  35. I doubt it pal we were a marine super power,how could they cross the channel with a navy much smaller and they lost the battle of Britain in the air
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  36. Angers me that the Generals were so useless. It's like they didn't know what they were doing. 19'240 dead on the first day, that's approx a third of the dead that the U.S had in the whole of the Vietnam war . Why didn't Haig have the artillery firing ahead of the troops going in like later on, it seems like common sense to do that anyway instead of bombarding them for hours and hoping that they were all dead. Terrible tactics and very sad. And I too hope they found peace, bless their hearts.
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  37.  @NothingEverHappens-Chud  Yes, I do apologise I should have said some of them.
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  38. @texas How could be have said that 2000 years ago when the New Testament wasn't written 2000 years ago? It was written 400 or so years after that, so obviously it isn't true, there is no literature over those few hundred years to write it from, hence not true.
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  39. And the field marshals were not much better than novice chess players if you were to look at it that way. Some of the decision making was amateurish at best, costing thousands and thousands of lives but still sending in troops on top of the ones already sent before changing tactics.
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  40. @Tancosteel Fornication Britain saved Russia with the breaking of the enigma code more like.
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  41. I'm getting the word,nonce
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  42. Second cousin? Wasn't she his great niece?
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