The Red Baron: The King Of The Skies (Part 1)

I had a really weird obsession with him as a teenager so this feels like a blast from the past

Fantastic vid guys

I almost feel bad watching content this good for free. Take my add revenue.

Great video, guys!

You consistently put out great content

So, in the middle of this video, I got an ad for some generic war/tank game app thing… That’s some targeted advertising if I ever heard of it…

Edit: I ended up getting two different ads for the same app…

The effort you put into these videos are insane. Unrated channel

This video is awesome, perfect for a slow day working from home lol

Never thought I will feel bad for a person that died 100 years ago

Somebody listens to sabaton

UNDER FUCKING RATED

keep grindig my man I see this vid hittin millions

This great content has just under 2K views… lifes unfair sometimes

Richthofen is my ancestor. It was really nice watching both of these videos. Well done. Thanks man.

I heard about the red baron in my history classes, but no one ever really went into it. This doc got me interested in looking at more legends of history and the people behind them. Keep up the good content.

As a native German speaker: you butchered every single German word in this video and I'm completely fine with that. I find it endearing when someone tries to pronounce words in my native language. Good video by the way.

Your channel is criminally under-subscribed, and your content deserves immensely more views. This is your best content since your groundbreaking work on Anne Bonny.

One of the best videos I've seen you just earned a sub

It’s weird thinking that these guys were all my age.

This is so good! I hope you get more subs!

I found this channel recommended to me because of the new Axe Man video and my love for true crime, but I'm really a huge history buff. Just watched this and the second part and I seriously can't get over how well done these videos are.

I took your word on it so I'm here.

BARÓN HEROE DE CUENTO AMO DE LAS NUBES SEÑOR DEL VIENTO, BARÓN! TÚ TRISTE MISIÓN NO APAGÓ TU GLORIA!!!

Props for making such a unique video so well researched, unusual topic for young YT. More history please!! More WWI WWII

He died too young 😢

It’s so sad that this generation needs trigger warnings whenever war footage is put in a video.... it’s absolutely pathetic

That aside. This is a great video. Really good stuff. Thank you for it :)

Oh man this video is even better than I thought it would be when I commented 10 minutes or so in. I can’t wait to watch the second part :)

Yeah, about the pizza: I will not buy it, pretty much out of principle. If you're going to use the guy's (nick)name, you might as well use his face. It just feels like a slap in the man's face as it is.

Moving past this (admittedly petty) matter, to the rest: this story reminds me of so many young, sensitive men, ground up in wars past and present. I'm reminded in particular of Ewald von Kleist--another Prussian, who lived in the 18th century. He was a poet, who (naturally) was an artistic soul, and who wanted to pursue theology and linguistics.

But he was also a war hero, who died a horrific death in the Seven Years War--albeit he was by then 45 years of age. His death, unfortunately, was no where near as merciful as Richthoven's

oh WOW this is so brillaint and madly underrated! As a Richthofen enjoyer who watches a lot of videos about him and get annoyed by how poorly researched many of them is which make me so surprised by how well researched this is! not a single moment that got me go "ehhhh nahhh" not only this is well researched but the script and editing is also amazing as well. The only thing that got me "ehhh" from here is how you prononce almost every single word wrong but that get overshadowed by how well researched and how much effort were put into this. Brilliant job! You guys are so underrated omg

I've recently been binge watching your channel and I have to say, these in-depth history stories are among my favorite. Each one gets progressively better and more in-depth. They're also fabulously written! So great work to the entire team for putting these together!

Back in WW1 it was so bad they fired bullets, shell, powder, primer and all !

In school, I was aka The White DumDum

Wonderful video, thank you. I watched several German documentaries with very exclusive footage, but the amount of footage and rare facts you include is really, really impressive. Instant sub!

This? This was an amazing first part! Well done! You’ve done deep research here, I can’t say enough how amazing this is!

Gender and racial strife before the First World War? We should take note.

British the first to use chemical weapons in WWI?

The airman of WW1 were the pioneers of tactics needed to use an airplane as a weapon. The learning curve was long and constantly changing because of new, weapons on the plane and tactics, and the horrendous losses in the air and worse in the trenches!

This is such a great video, sadly underrated. It would have been very interesting to have seen more videos like this around here.

WW1 was a great war with using the definition as of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average. WW1 was definitely above the normal way of wars

Amazing presentation. Needs more likes.

Aircraft = one aircraft. Aircraft= many aircraft.

Great video! You should be on television!

I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this documentary. I’m sure the amount of research was gigantic. I like this video and particularly because it gave plenty of sound logic and information. I also like the speed it was presented. Not too fast but not too slow. Kudos

He's so handsome, wow.

It was actually called an interrupter gear. Not a synchronization gear. JS.

"Aircrafts"? A half dozen people working on this project and none know English well enough to correct your 2nd grade error, repeated like 10 times?

2 day subscriber and I must admit this was the absolute BEST, WELL PUT TOGETHER, and EMPATHETIC video out here that I've seen so far. Amazing job to you and your team. I'm hooked and so glad I stumbled upon your channel.