Instructions for American Servicemen in Australia 1942 EmersusTech 2025-08-11 | Let's go back in time -- into the world of 1942 with this rare historical document — Instructions for American Servicemen in Australia. During World War II, thousands of US troops were stationed in Australia as part of the Allied war effort in the Pacific. This fascinating WWII pamphlet was issued to American servicemen to help them understand Australian culture, customs, and the realities of wartime life “Down Under.”In this video, we explore the pamphlet’s original text, historical context, and what it reveals about the relationship between the United States and Australia during the Second World War. From tips on Australian slang and social etiquette to guidance on working alongside Australian soldiers, this is a unique piece of World War 2 history you won’t find in most documentaries.Perfect for history buffs, WWII enthusiasts, TIKhistory fans, historians, and anyone interested in military archives, this video provides insight into Allied cooperation, cultural exchange, and life on the home front. Whether you’re passionate about the Pacific Theater, American military history, or rare wartime documents, this presentation brings the past to life.Subscribe for more World War II history, rare documents, and in-depth explorations of the events and people who shaped the greatest conflict in modern history.Link to your free PDF:electricearl.com/gow/australia/Australia_booklet_page_scans_v4.pdfIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY #WWII #WorldWar2 #TIKhistory #MilitaryHistory #ww2 Free PDF PamphletInstructions for American Servicemen in Australia 1942@MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized@MarkFeltonProductions @TheImperatorKnight @WorldWarTwo
United States Soldiers in Great Britain 1942 Pamphlet EmersusTech 2025-08-11 | Step back into 1942 with this rare look at the United States Soldiers in Great Britain pamphlet — a fascinating piece of World War II history. This funny historic WWII document was given to American troops stationed in the UK during the Second World War, offering guidance on British culture, customs, and wartime life. Perfect for history buffs, WWII enthusiasts, and fans of military history, this video explores the context of American soldiers arriving in Britain, their role in the Allied war effort, and the challenges of blending US and British military cooperation.Whether you’re a historian, a World War 2 viewer, or a fan of channels like TIKhistory, this deep dive uncovers the unique relationship between US Army troops and the people of Great Britain in 1942. Learn about the cultural differences, military etiquette, and wartime cooperation that shaped the “friendly invasion” of Britain before D-Day.From rare wartime documents to gripping stories of soldiers abroad, this video offers an authentic glimpse into the past. Subscribe for more World War II history, military archives, and forgotten stories that bring the Second World War to life for history lovers and curious minds alike.Link to the free PDF: atom.bamptonarchive.org/uploads/r/null/7/e/0/7e0d35405512ae7d0ad1c98fc2094e47396eedf1896c23bcfd8a6a5e427d85e5/Instructions_for_American_Servicemen_in_Britain_1942.pdfIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY #WorldWarII #WWII #History #TIKhistory #MilitaryHistory #ww2 Free PDF PamphletUnited States Soldiers in Great Britain 1942 Pamphlet@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @WorldWarTwo @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized
Rommels Death The Interesting Details EmersusTech 2025-06-17 | Discover the fascinating and lesser-known facts behind the death of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, one of Nazi Germany’s most respected military commanders during World War 2. In this WW2 history video, we'll explore Rommel’s final days, the events leading up to his death, and the role he may have played in the July 20 plot to assassinate Hitler. Packed with interesting details, this documentary-style breakdown will captivate historians, military history buffs, veterans, and students alike.Whether you're a fan of TIKHistory, Military History Visualized, Mark Felton Productions, or just love diving deep into World War II battles and personalities, this video is for you. Learn how Rommel's North African campaign, his strategic brilliance, and political entanglements sealed his fate in 1944.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more high-quality WW2 history documentaries, and join a growing community of new YouTubers and dedicated viewers passionate about real historical truth.Here are the links mentioned in the video:The Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYWhat Did Rommel and the Germans Think About Australian Soldiers in WWII?youtu.be/9rXT1i_uD6MRundstedt vs. Rommel Normandy Debate -- Who Was Right?youtu.be/882CEHFvNJYWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE British Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms Timecodes0:00 - Rommel, Rundstedt and Sperrle0:48 - Rommel speaking1:16 - Title1:33 - Rommel's past and present2:39 - Situation Map3:17 - Conspiracies4:23 - The July 20th Bombing5:18 - Generals meet with Rommel7:06 - Rommel tells his family7:58 - Rommel in his casket8:28 - Rommel declared dead10:40 - Villa Lindenhof and Rommel museum11:14 - Rommel Gedenkstein11:44 - What happened to them?15:48 - Video Links for EmersusTech Rommel videos16:22 - CitationsTags: Erwin Rommel, Rommel death, WW2 generals, Hitler assassination plot, July 20 1944, World War 2 documentaries, Nazi Germany, military history, German Army, TIKHistory-style, Mark Felton, Veterans, WW2 secrets#Rommel #Hitler #Tikhistory #WW2 #wwiihero @TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @WorldWarTwo Note to the viewer: At the end of the video, there is a typo -- the real name is Julius Schaub and not Julius Straub.
👀 Funny and Strange US Army Basic Training Stories 👀 | Hilarious Military Moments & Boot Camp Fails EmersusTech 2025-03-12 | Get ready to laugh and be shocked by some of the funniest and strangest U.S. Army basic training stories! From drill sergeant astonishment to bizarre recruit behavior, this video dives into the wild, unexpected, and downright hilarious moments that happen during boot camp. Whether you're a military veteran, a history buff, a student researching Army life, or just a YouTube viewer looking for a great story, this video has something for you.🎖️ What You'll Discover:✅ Outrageous basic training mishaps✅ Unbelievable recruit blunders✅ Hilarious drill sergeant interactions✅ Strange yet true Army boot camp moments📜 Why Watch?Military history isn’t always serious—these real-life basic training stories prove that even in the most disciplined environment, chaos and comedy find a way! If you love military history, veteran experiences, or just enjoy crazy army stories, this is the video for you.Timecodes0:00 - Beginning0:37 - Introduction1:07 - Going Crazy2:50 - Fellow Soldiers5:46 - Drill Sergeants7:29 - Strange Things8:38 - Gas Gas Gas! And Grenades!9:40 - Rumors10:15 - Bivouac🔔 Subscribe for More!Like, comment, and subscribe for more history, military stories, and incredible true events!Movie Clip Attribution:🎬 "Platoon" (1986) – Directed by Oliver Stone🎥 Production Studio: Hemdale Film Corporation/Orion Pictures📜 Fair Use Disclaimer: Used under fair use for educational commentary of U.S. Army life. If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Behind The Iconic Photo: A Kiwi’s Experiences in WWIIyoutu.be/EnjbDOTUuU0German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYFunny and Strange US Army Basic Training Stories Hilarious Military Moments & Boot Camp Fails#USArmy #BasicTraining #MilitaryStories #VeteranLife #ArmyBootCamp #FunnyArmyStories #MilitaryHistory #StrangeButTrue@TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @WorldWar2Stories @WorldWarTwo @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized
☛ What Did South Vietnamese Soldiers Think About U.S. Soldiers? ☚ EmersusTech 2025-02-16 | What did South Vietnamese soldiers really think about U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War? In this deep-dive into history, we explore firsthand accounts, interviews, and historical analysis to uncover the perspectives of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) on their American allies. Were U.S. soldiers seen as heroes, invaders, or something in between?This video is perfect for history enthusiasts, military historians, and those interested in the Vietnam War. If you're a fan of WW2, Mark Felton, Vietnam, TIKHistory, or other military history YouTubers, you’ll love this insightful analysis.🔎 Topics Covered:ARVN soldiers' opinions on American troopsU.S. military involvement in VietnamThe Vietnam War from a South Vietnamese perspectiveU.S. and ARVN cooperation and conflicts📌 If you enjoy military history, World War 2 history, and untold war stories, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe!0:00 - Introduction0:01:12 Goodbye Communist North Vietnam! Tạm biệt Bắc Việt cộng sản!0:02:43 ARVN Lục quân Việt Nam Cộng hòa0:03:15 Military Advisors Cố vấn quân sự0:06:35 The American Soldiers Arrive Lính Mỹ đến0:08:41 Military Training Huấn luyện quân sự0:10:40 Culture Clash Xung đột văn hóa0:14:02 Korean Soldiers Lính Đại Hàn0:15:07 Military Equipment Thiết bị quân sự0:17:36 Lack of cooperation between the armies Thiếu sự phối hợp giữa các quân đội0:20:59 The Struggle Cuộc đấu tranh0:23:57 Why should we fight? Tại sao chúng ta phải chiến đấu?0:25:30 The Tet Mau Than Attack (The Tet Offensive) Cuộc Tấn Công Tết Mậu Thân0:28:01 Sơn Mỹ (Mỹ Lai) Massacre Thảm sát Sơn Mỹ 0:30:24 Vietnamization Policy Chính sách Việt Nam hóa0:34:21 Day of National Humiliation Ngày quốc hận0:37:55 Casualties Thương vong0:38:26 Fleeing the Country Người vượt biênIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Behind The Iconic Photo: A Kiwi’s Experiences in WWIIyoutu.be/EnjbDOTUuU0German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYWhat Did South Vietnamese Soldiers Think About U.S. Soldiers?#VietnamWar #MilitaryHistory #USArmy #VietnamWarHistory #ColdWar #ARVN #HistoryLovers #WarDocumentary #MarkFelton #TIKHistory #VietnamWarFacts #ARVN@TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @WorldWar2Stories @WorldWarTwo @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized
Fake History - How Do We Know that History is Real? EmersusTech 2024-12-16 | Since we were young, we've been taught about historical events. How do we know that these things actually happened? What if a historian recorded something incorrectly and then others copied it? This video explores the methods to find out how we know most of what we read is true, but it also discusses the false narratives that are still in our mordern school textbooks and PDFs. What's strange is that historians know they are false, but they are still there. If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Behind The Iconic Photo: A Kiwi’s Experiences in WWIIyoutu.be/EnjbDOTUuU0#History #School #Education
Funny Colorized Mistakes (Nulla vox) EmersusTech 2024-09-30 | While colorizing WWII photos, sometimes the results are unintentionally funny -- even absurd! This is a collection of some of the best and funniest mistakes while colorizing photos for other videos. If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Behind The Iconic Photo: A Kiwi’s Experiences in WWIIyoutu.be/EnjbDOTUuU0Funny Colorized Mistakes#WW2 #WWII #Colorize
Behind The Iconic Photo: A Kiwi’s Experiences in WWII EmersusTech 2024-09-01 | Many of you are familiar with this photo -- it is of a Kiwi soldier, kitted out -- enjoying his pipe in the sands of North Africa. However, very few know the story behind this photo and the outstanding New Zealand soldier and Military Cross winner who had hair-raising experiences before and after this photo. You'll learn what it was like to fight in North Africa, Greece and Italy for an Allied soldier. This video is a must-see for those who love World War 2 history. So, watch it and find out what happened to him! Onward!Bruce Kenyon"They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old, age shall not weary them nor the years condemn, at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them."If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIThe Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest Victoryyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Why Did The Germans Capture So Few Soviet POWs After 1942?youtu.be/oWi409ar1JsKei muri i te Whakaahua Tohu: A Kiwi's Experiences in WWIIHe maha o koutou e waia ana ki tenei whakaahua -- no te hoia Kiwi, kua kotiti -- e harikoa ana ki tana paipa i te onepu o Awherika ki te Raki. Heoi ano, he iti noa te hunga e mohio ana ki nga korero kei muri i tenei whakaahua me te hoia rongonui o Aotearoa me te toa o te Ripeka Hoia i whai wheako ki te whakatipu makawe i mua, i muri mai i tenei whakaahua. Ka ako koe i te ahua o te whawhai ki Awherika ki te Raki, ki Kariki me Itari mo tetahi hoia Hoia. Ko tenei ataata he me-kite mo te hunga e aroha ana ki nga hitori o te Pakanga Tuarua o te Ao. No reira, mataki mai kia kitea he aha te mea i pa ki a ia! Haere whakamua!Bruce Kenyon"E kore ratou e koroheketia pera me tatou kua mahue nei ki te koroheketanga, e kore e ngenge nga tau, e kore ano e whakararu i nga tau, i te toenetanga o te ra, i te ata, ka mahara tatou ki a ratou."#newzealand #history #ww2Mena i pai koe ki tenei ataata, ka pai pea koe:Rererangi Tiamana ki runga i Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJITe Pakanga o Gazala: Ko Rommel te wikitoria nuiyoutu.be/3r5jpg9eRXYTe Pakanga Hohonu Wāhanga II: Te Hiringa Tiamana I Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY He aha te mea i mau ai nga Tiamana i te tokoiti o nga POW Soviet i muri i te tau 1942?youtu.be/oWi409ar1Js@TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @WorldWarTwo
Why Was World War II Worse Than World War I? EmersusTech 2024-05-04 | Why was World War II so much worse than the first world war? It's something to ponder in history. Sure, many of the weapons got better, but what else made World War 2 so much deadlier than World War 1 for all sides? This video will explore certain factors that increased the lethal potency of the world's armies and led to the mass destruction of untold millions of people, both military and civilian. If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIManstein's Backhand Blow -- World War IIyoutu.be/FJOfLm2jFdUDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Birth of the Constitution of Japan After World War IIyoutu.be/soPPUJFWs1c#WWI #WW2 #History
British Womens Land Army World War II EmersusTech 2024-02-06 | When British men left their farms for army service, they left a gap that had to be filled by someone: Young able-bodied women. This video explores what happened in the farms and fields of Great Britain when they were needed most by their government and people in World War 2.If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIManstein's Backhand Blow -- World War IIyoutu.be/FJOfLm2jFdUDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Birth of the Constitution of Japan After World War IIyoutu.be/soPPUJFWs1c#british #uk #ww2 British Women's Land Army -- World War II
The Battle of Gazala: Rommels Greatest Victory EmersusTech 2024-01-02 | From May to June 1942, the fighting was really hot in the North African desert as Rommel's Afrika Korps and his Italian allies swept around and defeated an incompetent British commander's simple strategies. This battle was so lopsided that it showed Rommel at his best and the British at their worst. Even though the Axis armies were outnumbered, many Allied tanks were destroyed, Tobruk taken, Allied supplies lost and the British were pushed off the field of battle in a humiliating defeat that Churchill agonized over for a long time. The British were in danger of losing Egypt. Watch this exciting video and find out so much more!If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:German Jets Over Normandy?youtu.be/pA0mFKVyRJIManstein's Backhand Blow -- World War IIyoutu.be/FJOfLm2jFdUDeep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Birth of the Constitution of Japan After World War IIyoutu.be/soPPUJFWs1c#ww2 #wwii #afrikakorps The Battle of Gazala: Rommel's Greatest VictoryTIK Mark Felton WW2 WWII MHV Military History Visualized World War 2 World War II
Funny Propaganda Posters WW2 EmersusTech 2023-11-18 | Watch some funny WW2 propaganda posters.#short #shorts #WW2 #tik #wwii
Marcel Marceau Short #short #shorts #ww2 EmersusTech 2023-10-24 | Marcel Marceau saved Jewish children with the help of his father and cousin. Watch the full-length version at EmersusTech! #short #shorts #mime
Why Were WW1 American Soldiers Called Doughboys? #short #shorts #ww1 EmersusTech 2023-10-06 | Why were WW1 American soldiers called "Doughboys"? Watch this short and find out!Why Were WW1 American Soldiers Called Doughboys?#short #shorts #ww1
What US Soldiers Thought About British Soldiers and the People EmersusTech 2023-09-04 | What did American soldiers in World War 2 think about their British counterparts when they landed on the British shores and all throughout the war? Find out the real truth from American World War 2 veterans who were over there. This is a very interesting video and you're almost certainly going to find out information that is not well known -- perhaps many new and interesting historical facts! Watch and find out!If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4Y#WW2 #History #WWIIWhat US Soldiers Thought About British Soldiers and the People
LG Sir John Monashs Masterpiece: The Battle of Hamel EmersusTech 2023-07-17 | When Australian Lieutenant-General Sir John Monash was put in charge of almost all of the Australians in France in World War 1, he immediately set about to win a local victory at Le Hamel, but ended up helping all of the Allies win the war. This video goes into great detail about Australia's own John Monash, the architect who saved lives by developing tactics that are still followed today. Even British King George V honored him for his efforts with a field knighthood, something that hadn't happened in over 200 years up to that point. How did Monash do this? Watch the video and find out!Note to the viewer: In one part of the video, it's mentioned that the Mark V tank is faster and the Whippet tank is mentioned right before this. I meant that the Mark V was faster than the Mark IV, not the Whippet tank. Just wanted you to know that in advance! Thanks for watching!If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms#Monash #Australia #WW1Monash's Masterpiece: The Battle of Hamel@TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @WorldWar2Stories @WorldWarTwo @MilitaryHistoryVisualizedOnce in a century, a leader rises to the occasion that history provides. In the early days of the twentieth century, Australia was fortunate to have Lieutenant-General Sir John Monash at the right place and at the right time.In July 1918, The war on the Western Front teetered on the brink. Russia had formally withdrawn from the war four months earlier to fight an internal civil war. For the German High Command in the West, the main benefit of this Eastern peace was a sudden influx of almost 50 veteran divisions. This gave the Germans a temporary advantage in numbers on the frontline. German General Erich Ludendorff, of the Imperial Army's General Staff, couldn't clearly foresee the full effect of America's entry into the war at that time. However, Ludendorff did understand that the Central Powers could not continue with a war of attrition.Therefore, he decided that the only way for Germany to keep its war gains was to launch massive offensives, using the newly arriving extra divisions from the East. Starting on March 21, 1918, and continuing on for three months, the German army launched one major offensive after another, using Storm Troopers and creeping barrages to unhinge Allied trench lines.The German army made massive territorial gains, but their success became their downfall, as their troops were severely depleted, exhausted and in exposed positions. German flanks were over-stretched and no longer protected by entrenchments. On top of all this, their supply situation was in a bad state.After mid-June, most of the so-called Ludendorff offensives had ground to a halt with no advantages for the German side.In response to the German Spring Offensive, the Australian 3rd Division, commanded by Major-General John Monash, was deployed to defend the area around Amiens.After an opening became available, British Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig decided that Monash was the right man to command the Australian Army Corps, and on May 31st, Monash was promoted to Lieutenant-General in charge of almost all of the Australian Field Army in France.Both sides were slowly learning how to overcome the deadlock on the Western Front. Gone were the days when men simply charged machine guns and were slaughtered en masse. To overcome the Germans, the Allies needed to use a combined arms approach that utilized the strengths of each of the weapons at their disposal.Although the concept of combined arms goes back to antiquity, it was slow to be implemented in World War 1.It also helped that the Germans had expanded their flanks to an extreme degree and this meant that Allied troops were attacking thinly-held enemy lines.Many generals on both sides had recognized the importance of the new weapons, such as the aeroplane and new combat techniques, like the creeping barrage, where the artillery would fire in front of advancing infantry. For example, massed tanks had been used in Cambrai the year before, where it was demonstrated that tanks were more effective when used as an infantry weapon rather than as an artillery replacement.However, very few generals had a full grasp of how to use the combined-arms approach as Lieutenant-General Monash did.John Monash was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1865 to Prussian German immigrant parents. Monash spoke and wrote German fluently and loved German culture.At the beginning of the Great War, Monash was a prominent Melbourne civil engineer and a Colonel in the reserve.
What British Soldiers Thought About American Soldiers in World War II? EmersusTech 2023-05-28 | What did British soldiers in World War 2 think about their American counterparts who landed on their shores in early 1942? What followed was a radical change in society in the United Kingdom and for the American soldiers who passed through. This video covers what British soldiers thought about American soldiers during the last world war. It is a very interesting video and you're almost certainly going to find out information that is not well known -- perhaps many new and interesting historical facts! Watch and find out! At 6:14 I stated that the British had been in the fight for over a year and a half. Correction: It was over two years.If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4YWhat Did British Soldiers In World War 2 Think About American soldiers?#WW2 #History #WWII
Marcel Marceau: How a Mime Saved Children During the Holocaust EmersusTech 2023-04-11 | Marcel Marceau had an interesting life. Before he was famous, he resisted the Nazis by saving Jewish children while his own life was in danger. Although it isn't well known, Marcel and his cousin Georges and many others organized a French resistance group centered around saving children. This is a wonderful and interesting video, full of a lot of lesser known information. Watch it and see and put in the Comments section what you think of it!Marcel Marceau: How a Mime Saved Children During the HolocaustIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms#france #celebrity #mime EmersusTech Emersus Tech Emergus4Christ
Elastic Defense #Short #shorts #ww2 EmersusTech 2023-04-01 | Bad generals throw it all on the line and then pay the price. Good generals, whether in the past or present, know that their defensive lines should bend, but not break. Elastic defense is the answer to this problem. Watch the video and see!Full video: Elastic Defense: What is it?youtu.be/bViFsW9fhQUIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms @WorldWarTwo @TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized #shorts #History #short
German Jets Over Normandy? EmersusTech 2023-02-19 | Imagine a scenario where Allied troops land on the beaches of Normandy on June 06, 1944, and suddenly German jet fighters streak over the sky, followed by bombers, dropping tons of bombs on the ships and the troops. Do you think it couldn't have happened? Well, it could have -- but there was one surprising person who helped the Allies and hurt the German cause by delaying the jet interceptor just long enough to where, by the time it entered service, the war was almost over and it had less effect than if it had entered only less than a year before. Who was this person who stopped the jet interceptor? Watch and find out -- if you don't know this, you will be surprised! If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms#wehrmacht #holocaust #ww2
विजयी द्वितीय विश्व युद्ध भारतीय चौथा इन्फैंट्री डिवीजन - रेड ईगल्स EmersusTech 2023-01-16 | यह वीडियो द्वितीय विश्व युद्ध में भारतीय चौथे डिवीजन को कवर करता है। यह एक पृष्ठभूमि इतिहास देता है और डिवीजन के कारनामों के बारे में बताता है। यह एक बहुत ही रोचक वीडियो है! इस पर नजर रखें!ब्रिटिश-नियंत्रित भारत: द्वितीय विश्व युद्ध में जीत के लिए सबसे कम मान्यता प्राप्त विजेताओं और योगदानकर्ताओं में से एक। यह वीडियो ब्रिटिश भारतीय चतुर्थ भारतीय डिवीजन के योगदान और द्वितीय विश्व युद्ध में इसकी तैनाती को दर्शाता है। यह वीडियो उन विषयों को कवर करता है जो शायद ही कभी कवर किए जाते हैं। डिवीजन ने 150,000 कैदियों को पकड़ लिया और 25,000 हताहत हुए - पूरे डिवीजन की ताकत से ज्यादा। इसने 1,000 से अधिक सम्मान और पुरस्कार जीते, जिसमें चार विक्टोरिया क्रॉस और तीन जॉर्ज क्रॉस शामिल थे। उम्मीद हुँ आपको बहुत मज़ा आया होगा! कृपया टिप्पणी अनुभाग में बताएं कि आप इसके बारे में कैसा महसूस करते हैं!#India #Indian #Hindi
Elastic Defense: What is it? EmersusTech 2023-01-03 | Bad generals throw it all on the line and then pay the price. Good generals, whether in the past or present, know that their defensive lines should bend, but not break. Elastic defense is the answer to this problem. Watch the video and see!If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms@WorldWarTwo @TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized #Defense #History #ww2
Analyzing World War II Photos EmersusTech 2022-12-07 | Have you ever wondered when a World War 2 photo was taken? After watching this video, you'll have a better idea of what year a World War II photo was taken. This video has insights that many people don't know and are interesting. Watch and see!One correction in this video: I mentioned that the motorcyclists wore leather, but they were actually rubberized. However, I am still correct in the follow-on statement that there were less and less of them in use as the war dragged on.#WW2 #History #PhotosIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms
American Revolution: Portrait of a Traitor EmersusTech 2022-11-07 | Thomas Hickey was the first traitor of the Patriots of the American Revolution to be hanged. This tells his story, but not only that, it also covers General George Washington, who commanded the Continental Army in New York at that time and how he dealt with the "situation". This is a video for people interested in history.#American #History #WashingtonIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms@MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @WorldWarTwo
Why Did The Germans Capture So Few Soviet POWs After 1942? EmersusTech 2022-10-15 | When Operation Barbarossa started, German soldiers captured large swaths of Soviet soldiers. This continued on until late 1942, but then suddenly became a trickle and never happened on the same scale again. Why? What changed? This video goes in depth on what happened in the Eastern Front conflict that would change the amount of Soviet POWs that the Germans captured.#WW2 #History #WWIIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War IIyoutu.be/dcF0FaN-ZDEWhat if Sun Tzu Directed Operation Barbarossa?youtu.be/v9IBMA9trM0World War II: Sandstorms in North Africayoutu.be/fdA2Vz9LE-IBritish Boxes in the North African Desert -- World War IIyoutu.be/3PCPq7uDRms@MarkFeltonProductions @TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @Binkov
Shattered Shermans (Nulla vox) EmersusTech 2022-10-01 | Have you ever wondered what an M4 Sherman tank looks like after a German Tiger caught it? Well, this video gives graphic evidence of what can happen to the Sherman tank after all sorts of problems -- like water, Tigers, anti-tank mines, etc. #WW2 #History #WWIIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
Indian 4th Infantry Division in World War II EmersusTech 2022-09-06 | British-controlled India: One of the least recognized victors and contributors to victory in World War II. This video shows the contributions of the British Indian 4th Indian division and it deployments in World War II. This video covers topics that are rarely covered. The division captured 150,000 prisoners and suffered 25,000 casualties -- more than the strength of an entire division. It won over a 1,000 honors and awards, which included four Victoria Crosses and three George Crosses. I hope you enjoy it! Please put in the Comments section how you feel about it!#WW2 #Indian #IndiaIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
What if Sun Tzu Had Directed Operation Barbarossa? EmersusTech 2022-08-16 | If Hitler had a time machine and brought back Sun Tzu to plan Operation Barbarossa, would the Germans have won the war in the East? Would Stalin be on the run? This viewer-suggested video delves into the nether world of historical speculation based on real facts, but with different strategies from a different mind. This is a very interesting video! Tell me what you think about it in the Comments section!@TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized #Sun Tzu #WW2 #HistoryIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
What WWI Germans Thought About Canadian Soldiers EmersusTech 2022-07-24 | Canadians are such nice people. Yes, they are today -- but you wouldn't want to be a German in a trench opposite them in World War I. If World War II Germans called them "barbaric", then you should watch and hear what Canadians did in the Great War and how their reputation spread far and wide across Northern France. Watch the video and find out! Also, please put in the Comments section what you think about this video!#WW2 #History #WWIIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
Mansteins Backhand Attack Strategy World War II EmersusTech 2022-07-06 | After the Stalingrad disaster, Stalin ordered his victorious forces forward to destroy the invaders. In desperation, Hitler turned to von Manstein to restore the front. When left to his own devices, FM Erich von Manstein surrounded, battered and generally destroyed Soviet fronts' advances and threw them back. It makes you wonder what would've happened if Hitler had always allowed him to control the Eastern Front.#WW2 #History #WWIIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
World War II: Sandstorms in North Africa EmersusTech 2022-06-19 | Sandstorms are one of the normal features of the North African desert. But how did it affect combat between the Allies and the Axis troops in World War II? Watch and find out!#WW2 #Rommel #DAKIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE @TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MarkFeltonProductions
British Boxes in the North African Desert World War II EmersusTech 2022-05-31 | How do you stop Rommel and the Afrika Korps out in the North African desert? British General Auchinleck proposed a solution in 1942 and implemented it at the Battle of Gazala. See what happened and what can be learned from the "British boxes"?#WW2 #Rommel #AukIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
What Did Rommel and the Germans Think About Australian Soldiers in WWII? EmersusTech 2022-05-18 | Rommel and the Afrika Korps fought against Australian soldiers and others of the British Commonwealth. What did he and regular German soldiers think of the Aussies in North Africa? Believe it or not, he actually wrote down what he thought and it is presented in this video in a good way. #WW2 #Australia #rommel @TheImperatorKnight @MarkFeltonProductions @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @WorldWarTwo If you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
World War II British Commonwealth Air Force Training Plan EmersusTech 2022-04-19 | After the disastrous defeat in France in 1940, a Commonwealth air training plan was hurried into completion. This plan for the Allied Commonwealth countries of the British Empire trained volunteers to fly and fight in the service of King and country. The participants included Great Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, India, the Bahamas and volunteers from other countries. A little bit of fun was had in the presentation, but it is a serious subject with historical facts and figures.#WW2 #History #CanadaIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4Y
Inflation What to Do? EmersusTech 2022-04-17 | This video describes why there is inflation and gives some options to mitigate some of its effects. Chances are, you will learn something. This video simplifies a complex subject. It is not specific investment advice and is for educational purposes only.#Inflation #Money #BidenIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
Conscientious Objectors World War I EmersusTech 2022-04-05 | WWI Conscientious Objectors -- Who were they? Why did they object to the fighting? This video covers Great Britain's "dealings" with men who wanted to serve their country, but not fight and what British society thought of them. This video covers British law up to and including WWI. This video covers the NCC.#WW1 #History #WWIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4Y
Were Churchill and FDR both War Criminals? EmersusTech 2022-03-22 | US VP Harris states that targeting civilians is a war crime. Both FDR and Churchill ordered their respective air forces to target German civilians. So, were they both war criminals? Watch this video, find out the facts and come to a conclusion.#WW2 #Churchill #FDRIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4Y
Rundstedt vs. Rommel Normandy Debate Who Was Right? EmersusTech 2022-03-08 | Before the Allied Normandy invasion of 1944, FM Rommel and FM Rundstedt debated about how to best meet it with the deployment of the Panzer divisions. Instead of compromising, Hitler got involved....well, you'll have to watch the video to find out the rest. If you watch until near the end, then you'll see how FM Rommel and FM Rundstedt could have positioned the Panzer divisions, if they each had had their way. Plus there is the actual, historical Panzer division locations before June 06, 1944.#WW2 #History #RommelIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4Y
What German Soldiers thought about Allied Soldiers World War 2 EmersusTech 2022-02-22 | What did the Wehrmacht Landser think about his British, Canadian or American enemy in World War II? Did the regular German Soldat think one country had better fighters than others? This video doesn't cover French or Soviet troops. There is a portion about Field Marshal Erwin Rommel at the end of the video, for those interested.#WW2 #History #WWIIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Battle of Gavutu and Tanambogoyoutu.be/VTDZlXkeXbk Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Lt. General Patton in Operation HUSKY -- Sicily -- Patton Series -- Part 2youtu.be/A4x5-6n0L4Y
What was The German Look in World War II? EmersusTech 2022-02-08 | In World War II, the French noticed that the German occupiers had a certain look on their faces -- "The German Look". What was this? Why did frontline German soldiers have it? Watch the video and find out! #WW2 #History #WWIIIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Eisenhower's WWII Broad Front Strategy -- Was it the Best?youtu.be/ViyD-0FPQEwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADEFight to the Death - Japanese 109th Division Part Iyoutu.be/shDU0BHg7ac@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized@MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized
Ten World War II Interesting Facts Eastern Front EmersusTech 2022-01-25 | This video has ten interesting from the Eastern Front in World War II. If you have five minutes to spare and you're interested, then this is a good video to watch! Comment about what you think about it.#WW2 #History #interestingfactsIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Eisenhower's WWII Broad Front Strategy -- Was it the Best?youtu.be/ViyD-0FPQEwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADEFight to the Death - Japanese 109th Division Part Iyoutu.be/shDU0BHg7ac@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @MarkFeltonProductions
Birth of the Constitution of Japan After World War II EmersusTech 2022-01-11 | After the firebombings and the agonies of war, Japan emerged from the ashes of World War II with a national constitution after a translator's error. General Douglas MacArthur pushed forward with post-war Japan's future and rebuilding to once again be a world economic power. The latter portion of this video has Japan's Constitution in English.The Japanese Constitution in English:nihonscope.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Japanese-Constitution-PDF.pdfIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Eisenhower's WWII Broad Front Strategy -- Was it the Best?youtu.be/ViyD-0FPQEwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADEFight to the Death - Japanese 109th Division Part Iyoutu.be/shDU0BHg7ac#WW2 #Nippon #Japan@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @MarkFeltonProductions@Emergus4Christ
A Vietnam Veterans True Story EmersusTech 2021-12-28 | This video tells the true story of a Vietnam veteran, who served in the Pleiku and Qui Nhon area of Central South Vietnam. After you watch, please comment on what you think about the video!#Veteran #History #VietnamIf you enjoyed this video, then you may also like:Ten World War II Interesting Facts -- Eastern Frontyoutu.be/Qovo1HNDrkM Conscientious Objectors -- World War Oneyoutu.be/sur0cX8pJNwWhy Did the Plotters Try to Kill Hitler on July 20th? youtu.be/kJusk8euADE
Thank You Subscribers! EmersusTech 2021-12-25 | Thank you for a good year and here's to a great new one! I wish to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the five thousand subscribers that this channel has. I create videos for many reasons, but one of the main ones is because of people like you -- the subscribers! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Bodenständig: What Did This German Designation Mean In WWII? EmersusTech 2021-12-14 | Bodenständig was a certain German division designation for Normandy and part of the Atlantic Wall. There were 23 divisions of these types in the West. What were they? Why did the German Wehrmacht create them? Watch this video and find out!#WW2 #History #Wehrmacht You may also like:Kampfgruppen: What Were They? How Did The Geryoutu.be/nAKusNfHZfM Deep Battle Part II: German Surprise At Nancyyoutu.be/uh_NHDkukmY Deep Battle Part 1: German vs. Russia 1941youtu.be/lv2MHbdkQT4
Kampfgruppen: What Were They? How Did The Germans Use Them? EmersusTech 2021-11-30 | In World War II, the Wehrmacht modified their formation structures to fit the battles and objectives that they faced. They adapted and tried to overcome when they could. Kampfgruppe (singular) and Kampfgruppen (plural) were an excellent example of this adaption that Western Allied armies did not use too often in World War II. This video discusses a particular German formation in detail that is not as often discussed or documented.#WW2 #History #Kampfgruppe@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @MarkFeltonProductions
Deep Battle Part 2: German Surprise At Nancy 1944 EmersusTech 2021-11-16 | After D-Day, but before the Battle of the Bulge, the Allies were quickly pursuing the Germans across France. But then Lt. General Patton's Third Army ran out of gas and German resistance stiffened. Major General Manton S. Eddy attacked Nancy with part of XII Corps, but was repulsed in early September 1944. So, how should he take Nancy? Watch the video to find out his interesting way of using deep battle strategies to overcome a large army. This video gives hard to find details about this battle.#WW2 #Wehrmacht #France@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @MarkFeltonProductions If you liked this video, then you may also like these two:Deep Battle Part 1: German vs. Russia 1941youtu.be/lv2MHbdkQT4 Bazooka -- Where Did the Name Come From?youtu.be/kHI4LnnYzLo
Germanys Miscalculation: Operation Barbarossa EmersusTech 2021-11-02 | When the German army attacked the Soviet Union, they made a mistake (along with others) that would cost them the war. The German intelligence service underestimated the troop reserves that Stalin could bring up from the depths of the U.S.S.R. and this made all the difference. The Wehrmacht found itself in a situation like a boxer jumping into the ring and finding that there are multiple opponents, but only after the fight has started and cannot be stopped except with his defeat by knockout.#WW2 #History #Barbarossa@TheImperatorKnight @MilitaryHistoryVisualizedYou may also like:Deep Battle Part 1: German vs. Russia 1941youtu.be/lv2MHbdkQT4 Bazooka -- Where Did the Name Come From?youtu.be/kHI4LnnYzLo
Deep Battle Part 1: Germany vs. Russia 1941 EmersusTech 2021-10-19 | How does a small army destroy a larger one? In this series, we'll look at how good strategy, bold leadership, combined arms and initiative can turn a potential disaster into a stunning victory. Part 1 discusses the German encirclement and destruction of the Soviet 22nd Army near Velikiye Luki in 1941, using a much smaller force and only two Panzer divisions. Watch the video and learn something new!#Panzer #Battle #WW2@MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @WorldWarTwo
Bazooka Where Did the Name Come From? EmersusTech 2021-10-05 | What a strange name -- bazooka. This video shows the true origin of the name of the American anti-tank rocket launcher used in World War II, technically called the M1 Rocket Launcher when it was first tested on Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. Impress your friends with interesting, but trivial facts about World War II!#WW2 #History #WWII @MilitaryHistoryNotVisualized @MilitaryHistoryVisualized @TheImperatorKnight @WorldWarTwo
