Why Hitler's Most Feared General Deserted the Nazis

Meet Hitler's favorite Nazi who ended up backstabbing him during the final moments of WW2. Schörner, often referred to as "Bloody Ferdinand" for his brutal methods, showed a mix of extreme ruthlessness and was in line to take over the Nazi party after Hitler, so what happened? Check out today's epic new video to find out.

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[lildrill]

I hate that akward moment when u commit genocide and your friend turns against you

[FlowerChild]

I’ve learned more from The Infographics Show than I ever did in school 😂

[supportthings]

I swear; Infographics never miss a day uploading information for us.

[JhonniePeach]

Proud to be in the early crew. Also I was so happy to see your voice was real!!

[vickyaart]

The new video dropped to fall asleep to.

[jaypatel]

"babe wake up! The infographic show uploaded"

[Thekaiser]

WHO IS THE NARRATOR!?!? I always love their voice!!

[jokodihaynes]

"But the thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies"-Lawkeeper Equity Mlp Ace Attorney

[ethandollarhide]

Didn't they already do this video a few weeks ago?

[BenInsanity]

Old infographics show art style, much better than the new one, way too detailed, and some of the faces look shiny

[Andrew-dfdr]

Rommel also won the Pour Le Merit at the Battle of Caparetto.

[WyattMonroe-zsvw]

Ah yes, more informational video to watch.

[jennifertilly_]

He looks like buster from arrested development

[canuckprogressive.]

He had a Cessna 150 with retractable gear?

[noahelkin]

"He was born in a middle-class family" is classic.

[IanRevis-hf]

'Rommel fit the mold perfectly.' Who does the fact-checking for this? Rommel came from a lower middle-class background, which is similar to Schorner's. He wasn't even Prussian!

[marcoeugenio]

That’s what happens when you betrayed your friends they stabbed you in the back.

[superprobablylevel]

his men were right in the thick of it...

[JamesBSweet]

like a true coward acts tuff in till its his head on the line

[davidbaldwin]

You call him.a coward but he seems to ha e fought with his troops, won battles, retreated when needed.

Maybe he was not a nice guy and crazy but you do not demonstrate except at the end where ran from an unwinnable situation.