Hitler's Super Weapons That Terrified the World

Hitler was desperately looking for any advantage that would give Germany the upper hand in World War 2, and that meant inventing some of the most creative and deadly weapons of all time! Check out today's epic new video that reveals the most insane Nazi weapons ever created!

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[blueoak]

The irony is that Hitler's scientists not only created the first known fighter jet but laid the foundation for the space race, nuclear ballistic missiles and the cold war.

[SpartanBrix]

Infographics Show getting real comfortable with these world war videos…

Edit: Just so I stop getting hate replies, I said that because of the current Russia/Ukraine conflict. Y’all can’t understand a joke to save your lives-

[Bako]

The sungun was originally developed as a way to provide sunlight to areas during night time, and to break ships out of ice for artic exploration. The Nazis were the ones who wanted it to destroy everything lol

[mattdpainter]

It’s surprising how willing we were to overlook war crimes when these guys had skills we wanted. The real wonder is how some of these guys not only escaped death and prosecution, but got top government clearance (in an enemy nation) and a better paying job than most Americans after the war.

[ives]

"War's tragedy is that it uses man's best to do man's worst." - Harry Emerson Fosdick

[EdmundLoh]

Hitler’s uniform looking extra swag here.

[QSRebelClan]

Thank you for the Wonder waffle🙏🏾, it saved me many times in Der Riese😂

[StealthySpace]

I assure you, the Ally’s were not scared of the Ratte or Maus as neither were fielded, and we didn’t even know about the Ratte until after the war when we found the plans

[peeteepaablo]

Animations are looking much better I noticed. Keep up the great work guys!👌🏾

[danielplainview]

Next Infographics video: Hitler’s Secret 25th Birthday Spectacular

[pandamilkshake]

These plans fell into the same trap as the Spanish Invincible Armada navy. They made the biggest battleships of their time BUT they were so big and so heavily armed that the much smaller and more nimble British ships kinda scadoodled around them and sank every last one.

[borderlinebipolarbear]

Keep up the great quality videos Infographics Show! You guys are the bomb.

[rudatkatzn]

6:40
Little Mistake there: The Maus was the Pzkw. VIII, not VII, that would have been the Löwe (Lion) which had two design proposals, A heavy one with centered turres and a super heavy one with the turret in the rear.

[schrodingerscat]

Schools teaches us Pythagorus Theorum
But,
World War 2 taught us the reason to never reject students

[Sansarii_Minecraft]

Japan with a 70, 000 ton carrier: You gotta bump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers!

[amn]

6:41 Maus was Panzer 8, though there WAS a Panzer 7 tank called “Löwe” or “Lion”. Sadly, the Panzer 7 only existed by it's design on the blueprints.

[patriciajacobs]

*The Infographics Show should make a video about The Infographics Show doing a show about The Infographics Show!*

[gregmezera]

10 inch armor on a tank? Sounds like an immovable target and magnet for all artillery within 2 miles of it.

[MetalJuggler]

Lol, noone noticed the @smartereveryday 's cannon at the supersonic part? I love you, Infographic!

[boomznbladez]

Hey Infographics, rockets do not use jet fuel, they use rocket fuel(which could be quite a few different things, but germans liked to use hydrogen peroxide)