WW2 lectures

[spartansociety]

Nothing better than Hoi3 with history lectures in the background.

I really enjoyed an earlier thread which provided a range of WW2 lectures. I was hoping we could get some more, interesting, lectures added in this thread. I found this one really interesting, it made me reconsider a few examples of perceived wisdom. The aussie dudes lecture was basic, but decent, as well.

 

[Admiral Piett]

Some of these might have slides with Swastikas on them, so I will just leave the names and you can search them on YouTube. They are all there:

Why Germany Lost: The Three Alibis by Jonathan B. House

Fighting a Lost War: The German Army in 1943 by Robert Citino

Death of the Wehrmacht: The German Campaigns of 1942 by Robert Citino

2014 WWII Lecture Series: Operation Barbarossa - Russia be Damned by David Stahel (Skip the opening background lecture from some other guy. It sucks.)

China in World War II: New History; New Perspectives for Today by Richard Frank

The Soviet-German War, 1941-1945: Myths and Realities by David Glantz

Military Transformation: The Japanese Army during the 1920s and 1930s by Edward Drea

 

[77Hawk77]

House and Glantz are always recommended, i watched the Three Alibis lecture not that long ago aswell.

 

[spartansociety]

Some of these might have slides with Swastikas on them, so I will just leave the names and you can search them on YouTube. They are all there:

Why Germany Lost: The Three Alibis by Jonathan B. House

Fighting a Lost War: The German Army in 1943 by Robert Citino

Death of the Wehrmacht: The German Campaigns of 1942 by Robert Citino

2014 WWII Lecture Series: Operation Barbarossa - Russia be Damned by David Stahel (Skip the opening background lecture from some other guy. It sucks.)

China in World War II: New History; New Perspectives for Today by Richard Frank

The Soviet-German War, 1941-1945: Myths and Realities by David Glantz

Military Transformation: The Japanese Army during the 1920s and 1930s by Edward Drea

Thanks !