Eastern Front of WW1 animated: 1915
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Published 2024-02-25
1:47 - Second battle of the Masurian lakes
4:00 - The battle of the Carpathians
8:27 - Gorlice–Tarnów offensive
12:56 - The Great retreat
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Sources:
С.Г. Нелипович, Русский фронт первой мировой войны: потери сторон 1915
Der Weltkrieg 1914 bis 1918
Österreich-Ungarns letzter Krieg 1914 - 1918
Outro image:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Szturm_Twierdzy_Przem…
List of medal recipients for the capture of Przemysl:
Adam Coni, Adam H, Adam Wallace, Rocky Koer, NvllivsInVerba, KARRAZ, Bram Spliet, Bdiah, Bogdan Sacarea, B L, Yuri B, Marco Agnoletti, Christian Richard, Craig McCall, Daniel, CatInSpace, RocketWrench, Daniel J Pierce, Dylan Frank, D G, Dongbin Zhang, Edungeon, Ehood Garmiza, Eli Krumholz, Federico Peyrani, Michael, D C, Frank Scheer, Greengsg9, Amine Hajji, Håvard Damsberg, Neil Heriot, Tibor Helienek, KingHarkinian, Idan Vegana, Isaiah Snell-Feikema, Ivan Trapić, Talbot-Jaaskelainen, Jorge Campos, JAY ALAN EDELMAN, Johan West, _thefishball, aserehuehue, Juan Escobar, João Vítor Guidi, Kelly-Stephen Soo, KB, Kevin Castillo, Nandor Kocsi, Kristaps, Kureivun, Kyle Askine, omega21, Coast Guard #1, Tylorn, Ivan Avdeev, Louis Burke, Lucio Franceschini, STRONTJESBERG, Marek Novák, Alexander G Morgan, Michael Libin, Mark Fisher, Sam Tyson, Arkonos, Naseem Hanna, first_last, Ned Weinert, ned hulton, Plok, Nicholas Cubbon, Piia Orav, Woody, Ori Taichman, Eiko Streitz, SG, Pavel Kuriscak, Pavel Kletnoy, rJ, Philip F Myers, s3xyfish, Christopher Plummer, William Bowe, GenTornado, Rahs, Russell Webster, Ryan Harbottle, Sam Wolf, Eric Strachan, Luke Sypkes, אביתר הכהן, Herr Burns, Marco, Travis Fudge, Torfinn Tyvold, VonKickass, Robert Vroman, WillN2Go1 ., Mingjian Wang, Jordan Corkins, Arta Yusa, Dennis Anthony Zaluski.
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All Comments (21)
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The hardest part about attacking Przemysl was making the soldiers understand what you were talking about when giving orders.
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I love the fact you added railways. It shows how crucial they were.
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The KD ratio of the central powers is insane
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Eastern front of ww1 is so interesting and overlooked. Tannenberg is a great FPS game based on the eastern front, it’s historically accurate and I highly recommend it to those interested in this era
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We are so back. Edit: Damn y'all really started an argument with my comment in 7 hours about a war not even mentioned in this video...
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It always blows my mind how every side of the war already had millions of casualties by the end of 1915 and the war was nowhere near over.
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Great to see you continuing this series, it's such an overlooked part of WW1, and shows that the classic idea of immobile trench warfare from the western front didn't describe the whole.
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The number of losses for both sides is so astonishing
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I LOVE EASTORY ANIMATED MAPS!!
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Eastern Front WW1 is very underrated by historians
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I love how you clearly explain wars like this, it helps me understand the campaigns more. Keep going through these masterpeices!
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Your pronounciation of Przemyśl is top notch
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Fascinting as I knew little of this part of WW1. Your description - as always - was great. And your renders are truly outstanding, imho. Thank you for perking up my Sunday. ☮
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Love this channel to bits. So grateful for all of your hard work.
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Still can't believe how many important historic events happened on the Eastern front in just the one year of 1915, which the history channels never mentioned for some reason!! With this just being the tip of the Ice Berg this episode could have been much longer if any of the major events were elaborated on further and the many turning points expanded on, but those are videos for another day. I'm sure nothing happened in 1916 - 1917 and it was very quiet on the "Eastern Front"........!!!
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Thank you so much for your great coverage of WW1. It's really good how you look at the forces concentrations for the offensives but they don't paint the whole picture. I'm not sure if it would be possible but could you also show the artillery advantage of the opposing sides as well as the manpower? Especially in WW1 the two main components of how strong your army was were men and big guns. The Central Powers' artillery advantage was the main reason of success in 1915 and the Brusilov offensive was so succesful because Russia had sorted out its ammunition production. A good source for these numbers is (as always) the Great War by Indy Neidell.
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Again, great work! Thank you for this valuable addition to the story of the eastern front in WW1.
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This channel illustrates the story of conflicts bettter than any documentary with talking heads could. I've learned about WWI and II all my life. But I have a vastly greater understanding of the Eastern Front of WWI after this vid. I've been a huge fan since the WWII Eastern Front series... and I haven't been let down yet. Essential viewing for historians.
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every eastory post makes my day
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This perfect summary of the war is a godsend. Thank you Eastory!
