Hitler's Actual Plan for Taking Over America

One man nearly conquered the entire world, but in the end, Hitler was defeated and took the route of a coward, but that doesn't mean he didn't have plans for global domination. In today's epic new historical war video we're going to examine Hitler's plan for taking over the United States of America!

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[masonpyle]

Germany- We have landed on the southeastern coast of the United States
1940’s Florida man- So you have chosen death

[dumpsterfire]

The real funny thing here is that they weren’t even counting the rest of North America, which makes the battle even more unrealistic as the Canadian navy in ww2 was massive, and I doubt Canada would accept their fate without at least trying to fight with the Americans

[Dannybythebanana]

US Navy: Destroyed


US Citizens: Oh no. *Loads shotgun* So anyways.

[tommiller]

*Axis Powers invade America*
Americans: Oh my look at the time, it’s Glock O’Clock

[realdreamerschangetheworld]

This proves there is no reason for history to be boring

[Prokerboss]

In a nutshell: he can’t

In a coconut shell: he can’t cause the civilians are more dangerous than the army itself

[horatiokim]

The fact that we get free documentaries on YouTube by The Infographics Show is truly a gift.. 👍

[odysseusrex]

Germany in no way dragged Japan into war with the United States. That was entirely Japan's own doing for their own imperial ambitions. Germany didn't even know they were going to do it before it happened.

[talanga]

imagine if he was your history teacher lol

[ethanshervanick]

Because of the second amendment, a ground invasion would literally be impossible because everyone has guns

[bencarlson]

Step 1: “Borrow” the best Navy in the world
Step 2: Invade the most heavily fortified country in the world
Genius

[Cdis]

I lost it at “pounded into submission.”

[safayi]

Imagine if Grandpa walked in the room while this intro was playing. Lol

[Sandthesand]

Let’s face it, even if the military was weakened a metric fuckton of civilians ( especially during that time where patriotism was at all time high) collect guns like they’re novelty items. A land invasion of the us would be very difficult.

[brandonmilam]

In my opinion, the only way Germany could ever have overtaken the US was if Japan had been successful in their attempts to destroy the Pacific Navy and force all US military support to supply the west coast leaving the US focused heavily on Asia rather than Europe. The Battle at Midway was the key point in determining how this was going to go.

[Alliesisthemostmedicalstudent]

Infographics: their 4 inch guns cannot hope to match the range of the enemy battleships
Captain Evans Standing at USS Johnston: laughs*

[ives]

"America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination, and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand." Harry S. Truman

[JamesKelly]

7:15 If I am not mistaken Britian actually seriously considered surrendering to Germany but then Churchhill became prime minister and rallied the nation into never accepting defeat.

[wraith]

It worked in Wolfenstein.

I was wondering when you were going at the start of the video with Germany and Britain attacking the US together. But I caught on soon enough and then just sat back to see how it would play out. Thoroughly enjoyed your adaptation of Hitler's dream world video.

[aidynsbestyoutubemoments]

It's just so scary to think that this could have happened like if England or Russia had surrendered



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