1941 and 2020 will be a Crazy Year on WW2 and TimeGhost

It's a new year - and what a year. We're going to make more content and new kinds of content and we will have two new hosts.

Written and Hosted by: Indy Neidell
Produced and Directed by: Spartacus Olsson and Astrid Deinhard
Executive Producers: Bodo Rittenauer, Astrid Deinhard, Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson
Creative Producer: Joram Appel
Post-Production Director: Wieke Kapteijns
Research by: Indy Neidell
Edited by: Iryna Dulka

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A TimeGhost chronological documentary produced by OnLion Entertainment GmbH.

[WorldWarTwo]

Sorry about the sound on this. Spartacus recorded it on his own and obviously could only hear that the mic peaked later on - and then it was too late.... we did what we could to fix it.

[SamAronow]

The Anglo-Zanzibar War: minute-by-minute

[TheMrMitosis]

“A bit less young” nice dodge Sparty someone isn’t sleeping on the couch tonight ;)

[redshire]

"2020 will be a crazy year" that aged well

[lebleu]

Have you ever considered having a ww2 veteran on the show?

[SuperLusername]

I remember in WW1 channel there were videos about specific countries and their strength/overall situation in the lead up to WW1. Maybe you could do something like that for WW2?

Also, regarding the first point of the video - time ghost content; if you are feeling particularly suicidal you can always do the collapse of Yugoslavia and leave the comments available - for the memes

[energeticbombom]

i think it would be really cool to see a series on the 1870-71 franco-prussian war.

[anaccountmusthaveaname]

I really hope there will be an episode on Lotta Svärd. It would suit the homefront series. The organisation was a big part of the Finnish war effort.

[andregurkenstein]

It's official Astrid and Anna join the war effort! Can't wait

[nelsonde]

Spartacus, your War Against Humanity series is particularly engaging. Thank you.

[hammer]

I've been a Timeghost Army member from the get-go, absolutely love the channel. CANNOT WAIT for all these new series and the conclusion of Between Two Wars (my favorite thing on Youtube but it's about time the resources thrown at it be used for something else imho). I for one would love to see WAY more collaborations and interviews with people relevant to the project -- Other Historical Youtubers, History Podcasters, Even the authors of the books referenced if they're reasonably easy to reach for say, a phone interview.



HUGE fan, all the best as we get into the new year.

[NCFCNathanLuiz]

Wasn't expecting so many new things, very excited for all of this! Keep being awesome guys, always happy to keep supporting you all on patreon

[fanatic]

I was just recommended this video January 6 2021. They were right that it was a crazy year, though not the way they were probably thinking...

[janherburodo]

Considering the bigger and bigger amount of revisionism, we need more episodes of The War Against Humanity

[yorick]

Can't wait for another year of great content, guys. Real hyped to see how the new show turn out. Keep being awesome

[FeedtheMightyMe]

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Congrats!

[HistoryHustle]

Best of luck for 2020, much interesting stuff is coming!

[janherburodo]

That is a amazingly beautiful background, very stylish

[richardross]

If you get to New Hampshire, check out the Wright Museum of WWII in Wolfeboro. It has many displays dedicated to the homefront. I was last there in 2010. I was driving my Boy Scouts down RT 109 when I see this large brick building with an M5 light tank coming out of the wall next to the highway. To the dismay of my Scouts, we saw something that I wanted to see. Many great displays including an M24 heavy tank. I talked to one of the curators and he was an Eighth Air Force Veteran. I hope that you get to see it. Later that summer, we drove down to Virginia and went to the USMC Museum. It is very well done(surprised this old soldier). Much better designed than the way that the Smithsonian got butchered. Good Luck, Rick

[alejandrayalanbowman]

I was born in 1941 and while many American children were told nothing about the war that was going on (my mother-in-law [Texan born 1931] says they had no idea about what was happening because they weren't told, but I knew, all too well. There was anti-aircraft fire every night as German bombers went overhead, dogfights during the day and later doodlebugs (American = buzzbombs) followed by V2 rockets, one of which fell 40 miles short of its target and the resulting explosion blew in one of our window panes and a piece of broken glass cut my knee.