WW2 - Western Front, 1944-1945. Part 1

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In June of 1944 the Allies had gathered an overwhelming force in Britain and were preparing to begin the decisive campaign against Germany in Western Europe. They planned to land their forces in France and reach the German border by May of 1945. For Germany the only path to victory was pushing the Allied landings into the sea and destroying their forces.
00:00 - Introduction
00:29 - Operation Overlord
01:41 - Breakout form Normandy
02:14 - Falaise encirclement
02:46 - Retreat to the Seine
03:23 - New Allied objectives
04:22 - Pursuit to the Siegfried line
05:12 - Operation Market Garden
06:21 - Opening the Channel ports
07:13 - Battles of Aachen
07:33 - Battle of Nancy
08:03 - Operation Dragoon
09:18 - Outro and Patreon credits
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@maharlikanandproud15yearsa25
@maharlikanandproud15yearsa25 3 роки тому
When the World needed him, Eastory came back.
@friedrichwilhelmviktoralbe349
@friedrichwilhelmviktoralbe349 3 роки тому
gott verdammt, das habe ich nicht gebraucht
@theoveranalyzingcinephile983
@theoveranalyzingcinephile983 3 роки тому
Is that a Tropic Thunder joke?
@maharlikanandproud15yearsa25
@maharlikanandproud15yearsa25 3 роки тому
@@theoveranalyzingcinephile983 Its a meme but idk
@dafrandle
@dafrandle 3 роки тому
he never left - he does the maps for this channel: ukposts.info/the/P1AejCL4DA7jYkZAELRhHQ.html
@thepredator9002
@thepredator9002 3 роки тому
The 15 years caught me briefly off-guard
@adamlakeman7240
@adamlakeman7240 3 роки тому
"Most of the Allies landed with little difficulty" Hollywood: I'mma pretend I didn't hear that.
@hughg8995
@hughg8995 3 роки тому
Most Hollywood movies depict Omaha beach which historically was the one with the most resistance so they got that part right at least
@ritaDas-xl4kz
@ritaDas-xl4kz 3 роки тому
@@hughg8995 I thought they usually did omaha
@hughg8995
@hughg8995 3 роки тому
@@ritaDas-xl4kz yeah you're right I edited my comment
@ritaDas-xl4kz
@ritaDas-xl4kz 3 роки тому
@@hughg8995 Aight but some were actually on utah so you are no wrong either ☺
@hughg8995
@hughg8995 3 роки тому
@@ritaDas-xl4kz yeah I definitely confused them, Utah didn't have nearly as much resistance as Omaha though
@bificommander
@bificommander 3 роки тому
"Hear me out Hans, what if we knock out the Western allies in mainland Europe with a surprise attack through the Ardennes?" "That's the way we did it last time." "It worked, didn't it?"
@matthewbadley5063
@matthewbadley5063 3 роки тому
The funny thing is if the Americans had not delayed the German attack so much, they would've made it much further than they did.
@beatthegreat7020
@beatthegreat7020 3 роки тому
Dude, I think that's the definition of delay?
@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714
@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 3 роки тому
And that shows how bad the german doctrine actually was. It was symple outdated. Men for short wars with pitched battles not endless fronts and continuiess offencives.
@awitcher5303
@awitcher5303 3 роки тому
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 I mean the germans didnt really have a choice but adopt that strategy since they didnt have the resources for long wars
@lukewest9513
@lukewest9513 3 роки тому
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 yeah, so outdated that they occupied all of Western Europe and most of Eastern Europe. Also ignoring the fact it was a necessary doctrine, suited for what the Germans could offer in regards to resources, manpower, technology.
@Tutel0093
@Tutel0093 3 роки тому
the brother of my grandfather died there: 02:34, (2nd Armored French Division outside of the town of Argentan, he never made it but his friends were the first allied vehicles entering Paris)
@ethanrutevillarreal1506
@ethanrutevillarreal1506 3 роки тому
MAD respect
@touko_nanami
@touko_nanami 3 роки тому
Vive la France!
@realchaos32
@realchaos32 3 роки тому
❤️❤️
@falkkiwiben
@falkkiwiben 3 роки тому
That would be your granduncle, god bless him
@suclox12yearsago56
@suclox12yearsago56 3 роки тому
God bless
@kaleblanoue5010
@kaleblanoue5010 3 роки тому
Another absolute MASTERPIECE by Eastory
@gibberconfirm166
@gibberconfirm166 3 роки тому
Yeah I read long books and somehow these vids can convey a certain kind of information like 1,000 times more efficiently. I'm not sure if he should keep them short, or not--the actual speed of info conveyance is quite amazing, on its own. Like I'm reading those Prit Buyar books about the Eastern Front, and your brain glazes over, some places.
@MrMiniman629
@MrMiniman629 3 роки тому
Yes! The prodigal son returns!
@davidgames415
@davidgames415 3 роки тому
yassss
@ReclinedPhysicist
@ReclinedPhysicist 3 роки тому
At long last
@OrbitalAstronaut
@OrbitalAstronaut 3 роки тому
The return of the King! 👑
@midsue
@midsue 3 роки тому
Welcome back Sir 👍
@rogerpattube
@rogerpattube 3 роки тому
Why 'prodigal'-do you know something about his spending habits?
@antisocialextrovert5062
@antisocialextrovert5062 3 роки тому
The Germans being surrounded at Dunkirk is poetic justice to a T
@HragFarraGaming
@HragFarraGaming 3 роки тому
A thought occurred to me when I rewatched Dunkirk and realized the German's version of Dunkirk was in Northern Tunisia.
@ForelliBoy
@ForelliBoy 3 роки тому
I was thinking more of Tobruk just cause the Germans only stopped fighting at Dunkirk at the end of hostilities
@randomlegionary9399
@randomlegionary9399 3 роки тому
What goes around comes around
@nicholasconder4703
@nicholasconder4703 3 роки тому
Which may point to one of the reasons why the British and French troops to hold out as long as they did in 1940. If the Allies avoided the region, it must have defensible terrain. Which then suggests there were valid reasons for the halt order in 1940 as well.
@TenOrbital
@TenOrbital 3 роки тому
Mark Felton has a video about Operation Blucher, a surprisingly successful offensive by the besieged Germans in Dunkirk, near the end of the war.
@anyasis5720
@anyasis5720 3 роки тому
Thanks for bringing up Operation Dragoon! It’s usually forgotten so it’s nice to see it for once!
@McRocket
@McRocket 3 роки тому
I think it is better known by Operation Anvil.
@anyasis5720
@anyasis5720 3 роки тому
I disagree and here’s why: Technically it is known as Operation Anvil but to state that that’s it’s more known name is simply incorrect. Operation Anvil was only named as such for it was to be carried out alongside Operation Sledgehammer (now known as Operation Overlord) but due to a lack of available resources it was called off. Whens’t the allies saw that they didn’t have sufficient resources to supply the allies due to the ports in Normandy being clogged up they decided to reconsider on Anvil and then finally went through with it. Two Weeks prior to its execution they decided to rename it to Operation Dragoon as it really doesn’t make sense anymore as it no longer coincided with Sledgehammer. So not only was it not known as Anvil during its execution it also has been called Dragoon for much more time.
@bunbun382
@bunbun382 3 роки тому
maybe because in southern france, there's not much german annd less fighting.
@anyasis5720
@anyasis5720 3 роки тому
That’s pretty reasonable
@masterexploder9668
@masterexploder9668 3 роки тому
Well there wasn't really much going on in Southern France, mostly just chilling when the whole party just went all the way to German-Benelux border.
@coolleader4710
@coolleader4710 3 роки тому
When I saw this upload, I CLICKED AS FAST AS I COULD
@enrikete6308
@enrikete6308 3 роки тому
me instantly
@Dogggggggg
@Dogggggggg 3 роки тому
thanks, no one cares
@NotAnAlex_Guy
@NotAnAlex_Guy 3 роки тому
@@Dogggggggg thanks, he cares.
@f.s.1429
@f.s.1429 3 роки тому
as fast you could huh... "aS fAsT As i cOuLd" How "fast" was it but clicking on a button?
@OuterGalaxyLounge
@OuterGalaxyLounge 3 роки тому
I clicked moderately fast and it turned out to take the same amount of time...
@ritaDas-xl4kz
@ritaDas-xl4kz 3 роки тому
You should do the same for Napoleonic wars and seven years war cause it would be great 😃😃
@12345qwerty25
@12345qwerty25 3 роки тому
It will be fun see that
@saltboi5411
@saltboi5411 3 роки тому
Idk if there is enough accurate information to be able to do thay
@ritaDas-xl4kz
@ritaDas-xl4kz 3 роки тому
@@saltboi5411 Yet there is a lot the rest can be probably assumed
@nicholasconder4703
@nicholasconder4703 3 роки тому
I think Epic History has some rather good videos on the Napoleonic Wars. ukposts.info/the/vPXiKxH-eH9xq-80vpgmKQ.html
@magpiemorris8844
@magpiemorris8844 3 роки тому
Deffo Check out epic history. They did an incredible job
@memestar5281
@memestar5281 3 роки тому
Feels much better with the commentary. Thanks a lot Eastory. Btw, sorry for the bad english
@Snoem
@Snoem 3 роки тому
Hey man your english is pretty good. Btw, sorry for the bad english
@gamelandmaster3680
@gamelandmaster3680 3 роки тому
Is there an inside joke I'm missing here? Btw, sorry for the bad english.
@NippelNep
@NippelNep 3 роки тому
@@gamelandmaster3680 No. Btw, sorry for the bad english.
@memestar5281
@memestar5281 3 роки тому
@@Snoem Thanks
@maxmustermann4149
@maxmustermann4149 3 роки тому
I agree. Btw, sorry for the bad English.
@stevej71393
@stevej71393 3 роки тому
it's so cool having a personal connection to one of the bubbles on the map. My grandfather was in the 35th Infantry Division and was wounded in the Battle of Nancy. For the rest of his life he did not want any of his children or grandchildren joining the military and encouraged my older uncles to register as conscientious objectors to avoid the draft (which they did), though he was proud of my cousin who served in Iraq.
@masterexploder9668
@masterexploder9668 3 роки тому
"War is sweet to those who have no experience of it. But the experienced man trembles exceedingly in his heart at its approach." - Pindar
@florinivan6907
@florinivan6907 2 роки тому
Almost everyone in the US has ancestors that fought in WW2. More than half of all males aged 18 to 30 served in uniform. There's nothing unusual about having a relative that served on the Western Front. There are tend of millions of americans that can lay claim to that today.
@FirstLast_Nba
@FirstLast_Nba 3 роки тому
Learnt more in 5 minutes than the History channels on TV taught us in 40 years!!!
@koshaha
@koshaha 3 роки тому
If TV so bad how would I learned that Hitler was guided by satan himself, huh? Broadcasters voice was very confident and tense, so there is no way it was fake.
@CrniWuk
@CrniWuk 2 роки тому
Sorry but this is all bullshit. Everyone knows the Allies pushed so far trough France because they had help from Aliens!
@jastnosj6390
@jastnosj6390 2 роки тому
@@CrniWuk aliens nice
@chimichangas365
@chimichangas365 6 місяців тому
​@@koshaha1❤
@chimichangas365
@chimichangas365 6 місяців тому
​@@koshaha1❤
@Domhnall_A_Ghalltachd
@Domhnall_A_Ghalltachd 3 роки тому
I think this helped me to understand why the allies thought that Market Garden would be a success, from this perspective it does look like the western front is completely broken and that it would have led to a significant shortening of the war.
@willkp50
@willkp50 3 роки тому
To be fair, I think Market Garden did have a real possibility of success. It just happened to be that everything that could have possible gone wrong went wrong. It’s impressive how close they got to crossing the Rhine considering how many factors had been tipped in the German’s favour.
@DeepCFisher
@DeepCFisher 2 роки тому
@@willkp50 ive heard it mentioned tho that allied planners ignored dutch partisans and geographic knowledge so there there was a great chance of the overall plan succeeding, just not as it happened
@willkp50
@willkp50 2 роки тому
@@DeepCFisher Yes that is true. However, I think that despite that, the plan could have succeeded had it not been for the weather, the 82nd failing to take Nijmegen bridge and the SS at Arnhem (all of these combined). Furthermore, I think that you can explain Allied ignorance through political concerns. The British were growing (imo understandably) increasingly worried due to their lack of forces on the Western front and feared that despite fighting since the beginning of the war, the Americans would overshadow them in the peace conference (as they ultimately did). Furthermore, the British had essentially run out of manpower and so were desperate for a successful, British led operation which could shorten the war. While this doesn’t excuse the operational failings of the British high command, it does explain why everyone was so willing to back Market Garden
@tony-te7gd
@tony-te7gd Рік тому
@@willkp50 living in the area, betting such a massive operation on good weather is quite audacious.
@germanfan6481
@germanfan6481 3 роки тому
6:45 shout out to the 2 Canadian divisions that fought for a whole month clearing the Antwerp approaches allowing supplies from sea.
@robpecore239
@robpecore239 2 роки тому
4th Canadian armoured division being one of then
@Jon14141
@Jon14141 29 днів тому
Brave people
@PolskaPolskiMapping
@PolskaPolskiMapping 3 роки тому
Western Front: Hmm yes i'll take 50,000 POWs. Eastern Front: HoW aBoUt 500,000
@enderreaper1482
@enderreaper1482 3 роки тому
The western front was no where near as huge and extreme as the eastern front
@yunitayoeng6313
@yunitayoeng6313 3 роки тому
I mean the ruhr area will be much more bigger and the ussr biggest encirclement is on stalingrad which is around 417k
@yunitayoeng6313
@yunitayoeng6313 3 роки тому
The allies biggest encirlement is probably around 300k+ not as much as stalingrad but yeah
@paranoidandroid6095
@paranoidandroid6095 3 роки тому
Polish anime? Is that your photo that Ive seen?
@markvorobjov6185
@markvorobjov6185 3 роки тому
Just wait until Ruhr Pocket!
@bombasbounce3611
@bombasbounce3611 3 роки тому
So exited! I can really see the quality change form this video and a video form last year. Good work!
@sweller158
@sweller158 3 роки тому
Been waiting for this masterpiece...... And it's worth it
@Coolsomeone234
@Coolsomeone234 3 роки тому
Ye
@bombasbounce3611
@bombasbounce3611 3 роки тому
Agreed
@vilzupuupaa4680
@vilzupuupaa4680 3 роки тому
Well done, yet again. I can't even imagine the amount of work put into this.
@shanefreund6088
@shanefreund6088 3 роки тому
You should look up the battle of hurtgen forest
@arandomguy3696
@arandomguy3696 3 роки тому
It was very detailed and well-made. Good job Eastory, keep up the good work!
@Jdebrusk987
@Jdebrusk987 3 роки тому
Hell yeah I have been waiting for this! thank you for your efforts!!
@eslembelabed7148
@eslembelabed7148 3 роки тому
keep it up ! your channel is amazing, there aren’t a lot of people who can ( and are willing to ) do this kind of animations with all the information and preparations needed for a 10 minutes video Please keep giving us all this beautiful content and especially that partnership with indy and the gang ( WW2 in real time ) i love your work my man. I m a college student so i have no money for patreon but yours is one of those channels which i hope to contribute to one day. Simply put, we need people like you in the world. Your work makes a difference in a lot of people’s lives and i hope you keep rocking !
@adder95
@adder95 3 роки тому
The master cartographer of the WW2 has returned with another piece of great work! The good stuff take time, but they are worth the wait.
@FonicsSuck
@FonicsSuck 3 роки тому
So happy to see another Eastory video! Great job as always. Love the style and delivery. You could cover any conflict and I'd watch it.
@dusteddrummer4693
@dusteddrummer4693 3 роки тому
Never clicked so fast in my life
@michaelemouse1
@michaelemouse1 3 роки тому
I really like how these animated maps illustrate the operational level of warfare.
@Etrune
@Etrune 3 роки тому
It is a real pleasure to see a new video on this channel. Thank you
@danielyilmaz6499
@danielyilmaz6499 3 роки тому
I am so happy to see another of your new videos
@drunkenlancer5895
@drunkenlancer5895 3 роки тому
These videos are crazy informative! I can't imagine trying to find sources for troop placements/POWs during WW2, really awesome content!
@dakota6050
@dakota6050 2 роки тому
yeah thats why hes reluctant to do anything older since its 10x harder to gather info
@rayphal
@rayphal 3 роки тому
The quality of your videos is getting better and better!
@Priyo866
@Priyo866 3 роки тому
Eastory's videos surpass some of the best WW2 documentaries in attention to detail and research. Keep up the great work. Love this. :)
@yaroslavpovkh9276
@yaroslavpovkh9276 3 роки тому
Just posting my comment to say that your work is incredible. Extreme Quality Content. THANK YOU
@amir-ng6jv
@amir-ng6jv 3 роки тому
Yes! Another Eastory upload. I love you man ❣️
@morganv7895
@morganv7895 3 роки тому
I’ve been waiting for this moment :D
@rujagorn
@rujagorn 3 роки тому
Really love your narration, together with superb animation, this is a masterpiece.
@mattamiller2002
@mattamiller2002 3 роки тому
These videos are amazing. This is an aspect of history I never really understood, now I have a grasp of it. Thanks.
@user-tj6tr4qx3p
@user-tj6tr4qx3p 3 роки тому
I was wondering what secret line it was and how they managed to keep it secret, before I realized it's Ziegfried. Great video as always
@Matisto1
@Matisto1 3 роки тому
These videos keep improving, awesome graphics and storytelling!
@HragFarraGaming
@HragFarraGaming 3 роки тому
OK EVERYONE STAY CALM! EASTORY IS BACK! Love the Eastory's content even if we're adept in WWII history we manage to learn more about the battles/circumstances, etc. Keep doing you bud.
@johnn.3887
@johnn.3887 3 роки тому
Brilliant. Been waiting for this one. Gonna watch it another 100 times like all the other ones.
@thelordofforeheads2839
@thelordofforeheads2839 3 роки тому
Kraut and Eastory uploading at the same time, today is my lucky day.
@londomollari1082
@londomollari1082 3 роки тому
8:55 The Allies were pushing so hard forward that they accidentally conquered a small part of Switzerland :P
@informationyes
@informationyes 3 роки тому
Switzerland are you here for vacation or business?
@mwhd629
@mwhd629 2 роки тому
@@informationyes i'm here for both 😎
@toast2610
@toast2610 2 роки тому
When you are a hammer everyone else looks like nails.
@Mike-kc5ew
@Mike-kc5ew 3 роки тому
You always do an incredible job! I feel that the Western European front following D-Day in WWII has been saturated with coverage over the years. However, you always give a fresh look to all content that you release! Great video!
@st8472stvoy
@st8472stvoy 3 роки тому
The video we did not deserve, but so needed! Keep it up man, and take care!
@Pioneer_DE
@Pioneer_DE 3 роки тому
DAMN IM HYPED FOR THIS
@flutemusician2001
@flutemusician2001 3 роки тому
I've been waiting for this.
@cjminnock9950
@cjminnock9950 3 роки тому
Being honest my guy, I love your videos i've watched every single video. I'm glad your channel is doing great.
@MrBroskey6134
@MrBroskey6134 3 роки тому
I love this kinda stuff man, keep making these videos! Thank you!
@tyrellarson
@tyrellarson 3 роки тому
Another bulls'eye mate. There's something about the way you speak that is so engaging. Fucking love your videos dude. So much hard work went into this I'm sure. Cheers for that.
@crystallineentity
@crystallineentity 3 роки тому
Eastory - I click! Excellent video as always man
@belsayshootingground
@belsayshootingground 3 роки тому
Now you’re back on top form sir well done 🙌🙌
@tylerbrass4002
@tylerbrass4002 3 роки тому
Yuuuuuus, my guy, I was getting worried. I just subscribed, and thought you had quit, love your content man.
@bobbytun
@bobbytun 3 роки тому
I don’t think people get how insanely difficult this is to make.
@ritvikupadhyay7120
@ritvikupadhyay7120 3 роки тому
Worth the 3 month wait!!! Great job Eastory
@smuu1996
@smuu1996 3 роки тому
Damn, your animations are getting better and better!
@battleofwill345
@battleofwill345 3 роки тому
Amazing work, as always-Keep up the great work!
@eff_gee321
@eff_gee321 3 роки тому
This was more hyped than anything, and it's worth it!
@adibonts
@adibonts 3 роки тому
YESSS! BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! OOHHRAAHHHH
@xeraphyx7903
@xeraphyx7903 3 роки тому
waited for this a long time, thank your for the good animated content!
@Mrbessell1978
@Mrbessell1978 3 роки тому
Hes back and better then ever Welcome back buddy
@luka_f.2761
@luka_f.2761 3 роки тому
Looking forward to part 2!!
@ArcticTemper
@ArcticTemper 3 роки тому
5:50 - Arnhem Bridge was captured and held for a week. It was the failure to capture Nijmegen that meant the surrounded paratroopers there were isolated and destroyed.
@blackmesa232323
@blackmesa232323 3 роки тому
You watch the TIK documentary?
@yatsumleung8618
@yatsumleung8618 3 роки тому
700 men mainly from 2nd Para Btn held the bridge for 4 days when it was supposed to be held by the entire division for 2 days. All while 9th SS Panzer pounded them with Tigers and SPs. The rest of the division was all blocked from reaching the bridge by 9th SS and roadblocks set by the ragtag German troops. 82nd Airborne prioritised taking the high group south of Nijmegen over the bridge. Their initial assault on the bridge was repulsed and could only take the bridge after XXX Corp arrived. Then, General Horrocks ordered a 12 hour halt. During that time, the Arnhem Bridge party was overwhelmed.
@zxbzxbzxb1
@zxbzxbzxb1 3 роки тому
As Yat Sum Leung says, part of one bridge was held by a company for 4 days, but they were surrounded. The rest of the Division got holed up in Oosterbeek a few miles away from Arnhem.
@johnpaulabocad6941
@johnpaulabocad6941 3 роки тому
@@blackmesa232323 what's tik
@jakubstanicek6726
@jakubstanicek6726 3 роки тому
@@johnpaulabocad6941 Second best WW2 Channel on UKposts after Eastory! You should check it out. I recommend the video about oil or Fall Blau video, but most od them are good
@Halamax
@Halamax 3 роки тому
Its always nice to see how they got REKT. Thank you Eastory for another fantastic upload!!!
@USSBOAT
@USSBOAT 3 роки тому
The Legend is back!
@itarry4
@itarry4 3 роки тому
Please do more individual stories from history like the very 1st one you ever did. For me that still one of your best videos as it let's your personality come out more and unleash your sense of humour. Even if you do 2 every few videos like you usually do I honestly think you'll get more viewers.
@Eastory
@Eastory 3 роки тому
Thanks for the advice!
@More_Row
@More_Row 3 роки тому
Your channel is amazing Eastory.
@McRocket
@McRocket 3 роки тому
I liked his English Channel animation as well. But amazing? ... ...nevermind.
@More_Row
@More_Row 3 роки тому
@@McRocket I don't get what you are trying to convey.
@D4v0295
@D4v0295 3 роки тому
Another excellent video!, I can´t wait for the next. Thanks!
@KHK001
@KHK001 3 роки тому
Amazing! was waiting for this
@adamivester9789
@adamivester9789 2 роки тому
I would like to see you do what you accomplished with WW2 with the units and battlefield day by day and do the Napoleonic Wars and the Second Punic War and even the American Civil War. I know that this would require a huge amount of time energy and effort but the results would be fascinating if you can duplicate the magic of the WW2 videos, I learned a lot about the Eastern Front especially. Keep up the great work.
@bematthy1017
@bematthy1017 3 роки тому
Ah my favorite Estonian UKpostsr.
@isimpkins4
@isimpkins4 3 роки тому
nothing but top quality content man. thank you!
@richie6921
@richie6921 2 роки тому
Love this video, this is awesome. You've just got yourself a new subscriber
@thefirstprimariscatosicari6870
@thefirstprimariscatosicari6870 3 роки тому
Will you do anymore Brilliant Plans episodes? Not to say your other content is bad, in fact all of it is high quality and very informative, just wanting to know whether that series is dead.
@Eastory
@Eastory 3 роки тому
I guess, I should finish the series with the British plan. But it is not a priority. It seems that people are more interested in mapping.
@thefirstprimariscatosicari6870
@thefirstprimariscatosicari6870 3 роки тому
@@Eastory Thanks for the answer, I'm happy with whatever is better for you
@alexandragamingronyno2275
@alexandragamingronyno2275 3 роки тому
Dear Eastory, your maps and animations are incredibly detailed. One request remains - could you remake your videos and insert also attacker losses, not only defender losses? Thanks in advance.
@petrosguasos530
@petrosguasos530 3 роки тому
I really like how Your outstanding animated map fits to Your interesting operational narration. Please keep goin that way! 🙂
@BloodyFoxDK
@BloodyFoxDK 3 роки тому
Content like this should be on History tv channels. Well done and keep up with good work :)
@Kuroi_Karasu
@Kuroi_Karasu 3 роки тому
Finally I can continue my hoi4 campaign with some background speeches
@blockboygames5956
@blockboygames5956 2 роки тому
YES!
@NorseNorman
@NorseNorman 3 роки тому
My grandfather grew up in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands that were the only parts of Britain that was occupied by Nazi Germany. He once told me he used to go to bed and watch the coast of Normandy, only 14 miles away, glow in a fiery blaze on the horizon and go to sleep with the soft sound of artillery in the distance. Jersey and our sister island of Guernsey were occupied during the fall of France in 1940 and as you will able to see in this video, the Channel Islands will remain occupied in Nazi German hands until May 1945 whilst surrounded by Allies. This means that Jersey and Guernsey were one of the last places to be liberated from Nazi occupation.
@woodlandnetwork8575
@woodlandnetwork8575 3 роки тому
I actually didn't know that they resisted there for so long. Thanks for sharing your Grandfather's memories with us!
@Kontorotsui
@Kontorotsui 3 роки тому
@@woodlandnetwork8575 That's true, indeed Hitler used like 10% of the total Atlantic Wall budget to super fortify those islands, as they were the only British soil the German occupied. Was a huge waste, as the Allies simply skipped those and let them "rot" while they aimed for Berlin.
@paranoidandroid6095
@paranoidandroid6095 3 роки тому
@@Kontorotsui Hess: cant we spend money more efficiently? I already made up a plan
@Kontorotsui
@Kontorotsui 3 роки тому
@@paranoidandroid6095 You know, Hitler was often emotional than rational in his choices. He saw the propaganda value of occupation of British soil...
@Yamthief
@Yamthief 2 роки тому
What an incredible visualisation. Good work!
@chessefarmer4369
@chessefarmer4369 3 роки тому
whoooo baby that's what we been waiting fooooooooor
@Patrone68
@Patrone68 3 роки тому
I'll keep an eye out for part two, well done. For my family, what are your sources? Love the content.
@Eastory
@Eastory 3 роки тому
I use the maps that the generals used during the war. That is how I know the location of the units.
@Predator20357
@Predator20357 3 роки тому
Germans: “Time to make a strong defensive li-“ Allies: How about no
@billd.iniowa2263
@billd.iniowa2263 3 роки тому
I LOVE your work. To actually be able to see the ebb and flow of the units involved is remarkably helpful. The calendar is wonderful and of invaluable use. I have only one issue: Could you include a scale of miles/kilometers in your work please? Thanx!
@SNOUPS4
@SNOUPS4 3 роки тому
This was an absolutey excellent video, and more specifically I appreciate a lot the emphasis you put on the harbours of Brittany and the Atlantic pockets which had a vital importance for continued german submarine warfare. You made a "flashback" to show the landing in Southern France... Maybe make another (few seconds-long) small flashback to show the bloody taking of the port of Brest in Brittany, which discouraged the US troops from taking Lorient which held as a submarine port until the end of the war? This way the videos would be truly complete (and it's also an interesting fact that some people don't know)... :)
@michaelkovacic2608
@michaelkovacic2608 3 роки тому
Was there ever a chance of DDay failing? In my opinion the allies invested such a large amount of men and equipment that failure was only a remote possibility
@kaletovhangar
@kaletovhangar 3 роки тому
At worst,it would have been a much harder and slower attritional warfare if Germans brought their reserves in time which were held near Calais to counter landing they thought would have actually been main one (Huan Puyol, double agent working in Britain fooled them with false reports of such landing, calling Normandy merely a diversion).
@AnyVideo999
@AnyVideo999 2 роки тому
Beauty of being the allies was exactly that. Picked where and when to fight unlike the Germans and the Soviets that fought wherever the fight was brought to.
@dakota6050
@dakota6050 2 роки тому
If they won against the soviet union yes
@michaelkovacic2608
@michaelkovacic2608 2 роки тому
@@dakota6050 german victory over the ussr was realistically unlikely, and in that case, I think the allies would have signed an armistice with germany. The allies could not afford millions of casualties.
@rekutor9410
@rekutor9410 2 роки тому
If germany had his full troops at the western front yes. But they didnt so no there was no chance of DDay failing.
@allsoover
@allsoover 3 роки тому
Eastory, I've been wondering this for a while, what kind of animation software do you use?
@Eastory
@Eastory 3 роки тому
I use Blender.
@allsoover
@allsoover 3 роки тому
@@Eastory Thanks for replying. Didn't know Blender could be used for good 2D animation.
@andrewbriggs1356
@andrewbriggs1356 3 роки тому
Thank you for adding Operation Dragoon!
@brycepunk1
@brycepunk1 3 роки тому
Really enjoyed this graphic analysis. Thank you!
@chopstycks9089
@chopstycks9089 3 роки тому
I was here searching for part two not realizing this video came out today😐
@DLYChicago
@DLYChicago 2 роки тому
Free French units played a role in liberating Paris and also in the landings on France's Mediterranean coast. These were called the Anvil Landings in the larger Operation Dragoon.
@thybaultr
@thybaultr 3 роки тому
Such quality... THANK YOU!!!
@alisalame4351
@alisalame4351 3 роки тому
I have been waiting for this video for a long time.
@MK-jb3jq
@MK-jb3jq 3 роки тому
*Eastory uploaded a video* _Well I will sleep later then..._
@25thturtle48
@25thturtle48 3 роки тому
It's only six o'clock, what are you a baby?
@McRocket
@McRocket 3 роки тому
No...sleep now. Then you have something to get out of bed for AND you will enjoy it more - being rested.
@krokuke
@krokuke 3 роки тому
@@25thturtle48 You ever heard of time zones?
@missnizny9278
@missnizny9278 3 роки тому
@@McRocket Ah, genius!
@missnizny9278
@missnizny9278 3 роки тому
@@25thturtle48 It's only a timezone, what are you a dummy?
@thekatplayz
@thekatplayz 3 роки тому
HES UPLOADED, PRAISE THE MASHIAH!
@potatopatpat9189
@potatopatpat9189 3 роки тому
they kat plays? arnt you in bokoen1 discord server? thats weird lol
@Superlegend56
@Superlegend56 3 роки тому
Best mapper on UKposts honestly
@Jorlaan42
@Jorlaan42 3 роки тому
Incredible work as always!
@lorenzodimaio8449
@lorenzodimaio8449 3 роки тому
As always, incredible work Eastory! Still I'm amazed by how many people in the other videos about the eastern front say "OMG 1.1:1 SoViEt HoRdEs!" while on the western front the germans were constantly outnumbered, and especially during the invasion of Germany they were outnumbered 4:1 (a ratio that they never experienced on the eastern front) people don't even blink an eye ahahahahaha
@stanleyyelnats9310
@stanleyyelnats9310 3 роки тому
@Jovan Lozanac Hate should be the only feeling people should have when someone mentions communism
@yankeesix1335
@yankeesix1335 2 роки тому
@@stanleyyelnats9310 even when talking about Tsar and Imperial Russia? You are also one of those blind ones who can't even distinct between different leftist ideologies, or to justify the murdering of hundreds of thousands of eastern Europeans by the nazis simply because they are "commies"
@stanleyyelnats9310
@stanleyyelnats9310 2 роки тому
@@yankeesix1335 The Soviets killed more people than the nazis because they were worse, stalin alone killed 40 million that's 2x more than the camps killed. Ask anyone who experienced communism and they will tell you they hate it.
@stanleyyelnats9310
@stanleyyelnats9310 2 роки тому
@@yankeesix1335 Don't comment to me and call me blind when you are just dumb, pick up a book commie.
@yankeesix1335
@yankeesix1335 2 роки тому
@@stanleyyelnats9310 ahhhh yes, death tolls of *27 millions plus many other millions* within only *4 years and less of Nazi occupation* by putting innocent people to force labouring, starvation and mass-scale execution by the Nazis, or for Imperial Russia which majority of populations were peasants whose death would not even been calculated that eventually triggered revolutions to overthrow it, are *more appropriate* than the 40 million death toll (and do me a favour, provide source of this number) which took place in the *duration of around 20 years or so* with many of it composed of unintended starvation due to low efficiency of bureaucratic system and weathers conditions in 30s, that’s what you mean isn’t it? Rather than calling me a commie, who is more of a democratic socialist advocator, it seems that you do earn yourself a Nazi title, don’t you feel pround of yourself?
@nickcalmes8987
@nickcalmes8987 3 роки тому
So crazy how quickly the allies put 1 million men in France. Once their heels were in, they weren’t leaving.
@thomasb.5643
@thomasb.5643 Рік тому
That was the only way tho, putting less men would've made them vulnerable to counter offensives, and a strong force was needed to push hard and keep the Germans out of balance/disorganized, limiting the amount of casualties and speeding up the victory in the West
@benjaminlisitsin2764
@benjaminlisitsin2764 3 роки тому
Nice job, live these videos man!
@morskojvolk
@morskojvolk 3 роки тому
Fantastic. Your narration really adds a lot.
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