The video above is another mapsinanutshell originals showing the Battle of Waterloo minute by minute with troop numbers and casualties using Google Earth.
From the author:
Watch The Entire Vietnam War Using Google Earth
The video above shows the entire history of the Vietnam War using Google Earth including troop numbers, casualties and key events from the time.
Here’s more about the conflict.
Watch The Entire 13-Year Syrian Civil War In Just 60 Seconds
The video above shows a very brief timelapse of the Syrian Civil war from 2011 until 2024.
Here’s what each of the colours mean:
Watch The Battle Of Agincourt In 60 Seconds
The video above shows one of England’s greatest military victories at the Battle Of Agincourt on the 25th of October 1415.
The English forces were outnumbered at least 2:1, yet still managed to crush the French primarily because of the use of longbows.
Here’s a summary of the battle:
Watch World War I In 60 Seconds
The video above was created by one of my favourite Youtubers mapsinanutshell and shows the The First World War from start to finish using Google Earth.
You can also watch the much more detailed version of it below:
Watch World War I Every Day On The Western Front [Video]
The very impressive video above was created by Miran Božičević and shows everyday of the Western Front in World War I. (You can watch the all of World War 1 here.)
Focusing on:
Watch A Map Of The Battle Of Stalingrad In 60 Seconds
The video above shows a map of the Battle of Stalingrad in World War 2 and was created by mapsinanutshell.
Here are the key details about the bloodiest battle in world history:
D-Day (June 6th, 1944) Landing Maps
The D-Day landings themselves were codenamed Operation Neptune and remain the largest seaborne invasion in history. This was part of the broader Operation Overlord to defeat the Nazis.
Nearly 160,000 troops crossed the English Channel on June 6th. And by the end of August over two million Allied troops were in France.
More maps and an explanation below: