7:41Long-form

Who started World War 1? - Part 1

United KingdomPublished August 20, 2022

Views 5.18M  |  Likes 96.7K  |  Comments 4.02K
Views#1,112,775Global
Views#28,266United Kingdom

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MrSphericalMrSpherical
2.06M subs•233 videos•Aug 2021

This video has 5.18M views and 96.7K likes, ranking #1,112,775 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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5,188,050

Likes

96,791

Comments

4,020

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Total (all-time): $3.63K – $10.3K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The beginning of World War 1 was a nightmare of alliances. Three empires - Britain, Russia, and Austria-Hungary - were trying to hold on to their power, and the German Empire had recently come into its own power. Everyone was suspicious of each other, but a network of alliances made it incredibly easy for the entire co…

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August 20, 2022
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