Ten More Years of WW2 and TimeGhost!

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Hosted by: Indy Neidell
Director: Astrid Deinhard
Producers: Astrid Deinhard and Spartacus Olsson
Executive Producers: Astrid Deinhard, Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson
Creative Producer: Marek Kamiński
Community Management: Jake McCluskey
Map animations by: Daniel Weiss
Map research by: Sietse Kenter
Edited by: Karolina Dołęga
Artwork and color grading by: Mikołaj Uchman
Sound design by: Marek Kamiński
Colorizations by:

Soundtracks from Epidemic Sound:
Break Free - Fabien Tell
Fly Baby Fly - Fabien Tell
Other Sides of Glory - Fabien Tell
The Messenger - Fabien Tell

A TimeGhost chronological documentary produced by OnLion Entertainment GmbH.

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[WorldWarTwo]

To those who have already answered the call or boosted their support—thank you for your unwavering dedication!

[andrewsoboeiro]

The year is 2057. Indy, now 90 years old but strangely unaged, announces the beginning of a week-by-week Napoleonic Wars series.

[Biker_Gremling]

A CHANNEL TO LAST 1000 YEARS! or maybe 10, at least

[JenniferinIllinois]

"We've been at this for 10 years and we're good at it"
Now, that's an understatement.

[ComesPerpetvs]

Are you saying that after listening to you for 10 years I will have to continue to do so for another 10 years?! HELL YEAH!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ Keep up the great job!

[anthonygray]

Still think the TimeGhost Travelers vehicle should be a repurposed 1959 Cadillac Ambulance.

[LiterallyMe]

Timeghost travellers going to Kursk to cover the Battle of Kursk while the battle of Kursk is on going would be funny

[ChocoLater]

I'd like to see WW2 Recovery. Not much is talked about what happened a few years after WW2 in Europe and Asia.

[HoH]

Your e-mail address doesn't seem to work and I cannot message you on Twitter either.

Dear Indy, Spartacus, and Astrid,

I want to say how much of a fan I’ve been of TimeGhost TV. I’ve followed your videos for most of my adult life, and I am happy you are going to continue the new channel with new series ideas.

Indy's mentioning of Hitler's rise as a series, made me think of my own university thesis about a fascinating, often overlooked topic: Prussia as the bastion of democracy during the Weimar Republic. It’s ironic, given Prussia’s later fate post-World War II, where it was dismantled and its territories partitioned, in part due to its association with German militarism. But between 1919 and 1932, under the leadership of figures like Otto Braun and Carl Severing, Prussia was actually a progressive and stabilizing force in Germany, a surprising defender of democracy.

The Kapp-Lüttwitz Putsch of March 1920 was a turning point in the history of Free State Prussia. When the Braun I cabinet took office that same month, profound reforms were introduced as an immediate response. These reforms were indicative of the rest of Prussia's years. A culture change like this, in a state known for its loyal and incorruptible civil service (to the Hohenzollern monarch), could not have been achieved without a struggle. Even after a devastating war, traditional internal institutions must have changed radically to make Prussia this ‘rock of democracy’.

Yet throughout the years, the Prussian state managed to avoid much of the political instability that plagued other parts of the Weimar Republic. Even when the federal government was faltering, Prussia’s police force was modernized and loyal to the republic, maintaining order. The contrast between the militaristic reputation of "Old Prussia" and the democratic efforts during Weimar is striking and often overlooked.

As my channel focuses primarily on animated battle recreations, I’ve never had the right platform to dive into this topic in the depth it deserves, but I believe it would be a great fit for your channel. I would be happy to help out with an episode exploring this period in Prussian history and how its legacy is far more complex than its post-WWII dissolution might suggest.

I still have the bibliography I used for my thesis to supply you(r writers) with sources, and I am more than happy and interested to proofread the text.

Let me know if this topic is something you'd be interested in,

Kind regards,

Oscar

[knivescash]

And now's the perfect time to finish Between 2 Wars: Season 2 Zeitgeist!

[victory]

0:43 you can earned proudness in his voice.

Congrats to the whole Crew, what a good Job!

[tadeusz]

Nearly at a million subs. GO GO GO! Thanks for your continuing efforts!

[coltseavers]

Your 'Cuban Missile Crises' is not only the BEST analysis of that event.
But, it was so well put together that I had an ah ha! moment realizing that the US was going to be deeply in involved in Vietnam, no matter who happened to be President then.
Bravo! Well done.

[rrice]

This is all fantastic news, thank you Indy! I'm very happy to be a member of the Time Ghost Army!

[danielnavarro]

I am always happy to be a part of the TimeGhost Army community. Thank you all from making history. It is a Herculean effort and you guys are amazing. Keep up the good work. Godspeed.

[davidotts]

Thanks! Enjoyable history, with colorful presenters. Continue, please.

[BarryH]

You have done what others may have considered impossible. You have documented both great wars in detail that no single textbook could ever cover. You have given the world one of the greatest single resources to learn about these two conflicts and even more between them. If there were awards for great YouTube documentaries, I would be the first to nominate you. I may even start an award myself to get this kicked off. Your documentaries should be a must watch for everyone!

[forgetfulfunctor]

I've been following since the Great War, so glad that yall are doing so well and still strong 💪

[vortexgen]

Those people who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Never stop with this history.

[VloggingThroughHistory]

Awesome news! Looking forward to what is coming. Keep up the great work. And congrats in advance for 1 million subs!