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Werner Herzog is Clinically Sane

DR Hugo Apr 28, 2025 10:29
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No animals were harmed in the making of this video Check me out on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/DRHugo ECSTATIC TRUTHS (mistakes): 5.23 - It was one of the few pockets of Germany virtually untouched by the Nazi REGIME, not occupation. Germany did not occupy Germany. 16.40 - The wording here is misleading. The Spaniards initially called him "el alemán", or literally, "the German", and from there Werner landed on calling himself "El Alamein" Also, in the video, I pronounce El Alamein with a faux-Spanish pronunciation even though it's technically Arabic. That's not much of a mistake necessarily, as that's probably closer to how his name would have actually been pronounced in Mexico, but I thought I'd mention it. ALSO, the claim that the battle of El Alamein was the "second biggest military defeat for Nazi Germany after Stalingrad" is pretty much a direct quote from Werner himself, and it is completely wrong on basically every metric. Should've known better than to take this man at face value. 1.08.05 - "Der" is spelled with two r's. Also, while "the" is closest word you can translate it to, Bruno is not talking in third person as I claim here. The actual linguistics of it goes above my head, but referring to yourself by the definitive article like this is actually fairly normal for people from Bavaria.
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