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WW1 Pt 1 | Oversimplified Reaction

Welcome back to Happy’s History Reactions! In this episode, we look at World War I (Part 1) by Oversimplified, one of his earliest history videos. You knew this one had to come eventually—there’s no way to run a history reaction channel without including Oversimplified! In fact, I'm so excited to include my first Oversimplified that I decided to release both part 1 and part 2 of WW1 simultaneously instead of on separate days like I originally intended! I’ve seen this video before, but while I call this a reaction channel my real goal is to add historical commentary and context drawn from my own background, including both undergraduate and graduate classes on World War I. Oversimplified keeps things funny and simple (while providing a surprising amount of context), but the reality was far more complex, so along the way, I expand on: The decline of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires Why the Balkans were called the “powder keg of Europe” The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and how one wrong turn changed history The Schlieffen Plan, German strategy, and why it underestimated Russia Belgium’s resistance, British entry into the war, and the propaganda fallout The failure of old-school tactics against new technology and changing times Life in the trenches—shell shock, disease, mud, and the sheer human cost of gaining only meters of land Don’t forget to check the link below for the original video and support Oversimplified—he’s one of the best creators out there! If you enjoy history reactions with added context and analysis, hit like, comment, and subscribe so you don’t miss Part 2 and beyond! Check out Part 2 here:    • WW1 Pt 2 | Oversimplified Reaction   Original Content:    • WW1 - Oversimplified (Part 1)