I've read a lot of Anabaptist history and it can get confusing with the frequent moves, the comings and goings, the schisms, etc. Both your videos were excellent. I know a roughly 2-hour video is a massive undertaking, but you did an excellent job bring coherence and congruence to this topic.

I admire these folks and love the way that they love and care for each other.

Did you like this video? Please leave a comment sharing your thoughts and about which topics you'd like to see covered in future videos! Don't forget to like & subscribe!!

@johndorilag4129

Жыл бұрын

Actually, the Protestants, if not fighting the Catholics, are busy quarrelling, persecuting, and fighting among themselves

Thank you so much for doing those videos! Growing up hutterite I was taught very little of our history! I'm currently doing my own research and learning so much! Thanks again!

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome @Marigoldacres ! Please reach out to me if you have any questions! I would love to ask you about the present day hutterite life! My email is: daine7@protonmail.com

I am a Hutterite from Manitoba and somehow stumbled on this video. Surprisingly detailed, was an amazing watch. Great research.

Very interesting video thanks

Even though I’m a Catholic and I’m not much of a fan of anabaptist theology. I can still highly respect they’re conservative nature and they’re dedication to a communal life and non violence, all things I hold too

Hi am a hutterite in mn, like this video, very clear, I learned a lot, would love to meet you some day.

@DainetheHistorian

3 ай бұрын

Thank you @petewollman550 I appreciate your kind words. I would like to meet you too! I have never met a Hutterite nor visited a colony before.

Amazing work

Thanks for taking the time to Shed Light on Our History !!…

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

It was my pleasure Lilly! You are a hutterite? Your people are truly an incredible group of people and are definitely worth shedding a light on :)

@lillytschetter3712

Жыл бұрын

@@DainetheHistorian Yes …born and raised !

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! I love to see hutterites watching these videos, it means so much! You should be so proud of your ancestors and community. A truly great people. Lilly, if you have any questions, please reach out to me at: daine7@protonmail.com ! I would love to ask you some questions about the hutterites as well!

Incredibly informative video, and the production value is amazing. There are just so many points this video raises, but I think I can sum it into three: 1) Why did Christians(and Communists) in Europe invest so much energy in Europe and America trying to destroy their Christian brothers, rather than destroy the sin in their own lives? And as for the Communists, banishing Hutterite farmers became their own undoing. 2) If any single nation had've just accepted the Hutterites and allowed them to grow, they would have benefitted economically, culturally, and spiritually, from having a significant population of God-fearing and industrious Anabaptists in their country contributing to their agriculture and manufacturing. 3) It seems like Christian belief only truly survives under severe oppression.. We are living in the freest time in human history, yet we are leaving our churches in droves. Thanks so much for documenting the Hutterite chronicles like this. It's such an incredible story. I would never have imagined how close the Hutterites came to being extinguished completely. Thankfully they are as vigorous as they have ever been! An inspiring story to kick-start our faith in 2023. God bless you!

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

This is an excellent comment. Yes, if a country had simply given the Hutterites religious freedom, that country could have harnessed the Hutterite's brilliant industry and prosperity, allowing everyone to benefit. It is a shame it took so long for a country to give the Hutterite's religious freedom. Imagine their population size today if Moravia had just left them be, back in the 1620's? Thanks Cal, its always nice to see someone as enthusiastic about these topics as me! Great insights brother!

@isaweesaw

Жыл бұрын

@@DainetheHistorian Well, it's their loss now...let's pray the Anabaptists have found their forever homes in the Americas! We'd probably have millions of Hutterites now if they'd been left alone- maybe enough for their own country, if history had gone differently. And thank you for indulging my interest! There's not much interest in Anabaptism in Europe but it really fascinates me moreso than most other Christian groups.

Great video . Been waiting for that for a while now.

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Allen, I hope it was worth the wait! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thankyou I enjoyed the video. Its very rich in history. Nice to see the part 11

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Pamela! Thank you for your support :)

Awsome work as always 👏👏👏

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much @Melchisedeck77 ! Im glad you enjoyed it :)

Hey man, this video was sick! I’m a descendent of a Carinthia exiled Protestant family that made their way to Ukraine and to America. There is some information out there but this video is full of the context I was craving. Huge help!

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Hey Sam, thank you for your kind words and support! Wow, your family history is so interesting. Im glad you have discovered your ancestral roots. Wish more people would research their family history. Glad you found this video informational!

I find your videos Fascinating the denomination I grew up in has Ana baptist roots, I have a few questions for you I would love to hear your take on The radical reformation. One question I have some people look at the harsh treatment of Ana baptists during the radical reformation and justify there harsh treatment because they were considered dangerous radicals , the Munster rebellion gave them a bad name , the courage , and comitment most Ana baptist have is truly amazing. They live their Christian belief.

i look forward to supporting your future work solid reporting

@DainetheHistorian

10 ай бұрын

Thank you @ronaldjorgensen6839!

Awsome work!

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Andrei! Good to hear from you. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Wishing you all the best in the New Year!

@andreitabacaru8378

Жыл бұрын

@@DainetheHistorian Thank you Daine! I hope you will have an wonderful year chief!😊❤

I really enjoyed your videos on the Hutterite history. Surprisingly they bind together some of my own personal history and general historical interests. I am half Dutch, half Belgian, i lived in Bavaria for a year , in Zürich for about 6 years ( i used to love to swim in the river Limmat 😬😏), i married a Romanian and have since been fascinated by the Siebenbürger culture, the Romanian saxons, and Romanian history in general, and since my teens i have always been interested in the Amish. Currently i am in a Belgian Marxist party because among other things sharing of goods and cooperations speak to my heart. Of course as many citizens of this earth i have been learning quickly a lot about Ukranian history due to recent events. What a surprise that the history of the mennonites touched so many places and inclinations that touched my life as well and i was never really conscient of this. What a story of revival, relocating and rebuilding this people have. Amazing feniks-like force. One little side note : throughout the whole video you mispronounce 'Carinthian' as 'Carthinian' which annoyed the heck out of me , especially because it is written correct in the written excerpts you added to the video here and there. But that is just a detail, on the whole i love the way you presented this very thorough research on this remarkable people. I wasn't raised religious, and my ancestors were mainly catholics, but now, since two decades, i am affiliated with anthroposphy, which is christian inspired and holds true brotherlyness (?) in high regard. I work in an anthroposophic community and my son goes to a Waldorff (=anthroposofic) school. Some of the anthroposophical viewpoints, traditions and beliefs also seem to match with Hutterite belief and tradition. On top of everything i find it hard to really settle down in a place, which is seemingly another parallel with the hutterite history ;)

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks Darion! I really appreciate your kind words. Glad you enjoyed the video. Yes I messed up on the pronunciation there haha good catch. That is so cool to have swam in the Limmat river! I have never been to Europe, but doing that is certainly on my bucket list! What a historic city Zürich is. The Hutterites are certainly an interesting and great people. What I admire about them in their voluntary communism, not forced. As a Marxist, do you see the need for the use of force to bring about your worldview, or a you do your thing and I'll do mine?

@darionclub2158

Жыл бұрын

@@DainetheHistorian Hello Daine, you're welcome. As to the use of force to spread the marxist ideas and society : no, i'm not in favour of physical violence. I do however support strong mental and psychological persuasion efforts, because the marxist practice works best with very large groups of parttaking people. If it's interspersed or surrounded with capitalist systems everywhere , it just doesn't work so well. So forms of propaganda are in my eyes aloud to further the greater good. But not weapons or downright coercion .

@borismoris3435

Жыл бұрын

Marx-ism, Lenin-ism, Stalin-ism, Kommun-ism - Hell. Rather turn to God and live.

@gagamba9198

4 ай бұрын

You'd be better off joining the Bruderhof than being a Marxist. You may live your principles right away rather than lingering around and supporting a malevolent group that endeavours to use coercion and violence to impose its beliefs on others. If you are in Belgium, there are Bruderhof communities in Austria (Retz), Germany (Holzland and Sannerz) and England (Beech Grove, Darvell, and Peckham House). They arrange home stays for outsiders. They are active online with a website and youtube channels. I reckon Laura from the Bruderhof's channel is the most well-known.

@darionclub2158

4 ай бұрын

Interesting. I will check it out. Thanks for the pointer! @@gagamba9198

Very informative, I am interested in your sources, and why you chose this topic?

Excellent and informative video ! I fondly remember my dad reading the two Hutterite chronicles in German when I was a young boy. So many of the names and locations are familiar. I believe my last name originates from the 15 Mennonite converts c. 1782; Entz being a variant of the more common Mennonite last name, Enns.

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Hi Joseph, thank you for comment! Are you a Hutterite? You are probably right about being a descendant of the 15 mennonite converts. That is so interesting!

@JosephEntz

Жыл бұрын

@@DainetheHistorian Ex-Hutterite now. My family left a Lehrerleut colony in 2001.

@joelkleinsasser3288

4 ай бұрын

Joseph Entz if you don't mind me asking, why did your family leave?

Wow! Jesuts, Lenin, Ottaman Empire , Ukraine, Holdomor, Canada, US, much more. Hurrah and thank-you!

Great video, but your pronunciations were funny :) Sioux = pronounced just like "Sue" Hofer = hoe-fur not hoff-er Johann = Yo-hann

I liked your video, but the mispronunciation of an important name threw me, as I believe Johann Loserth should be pronounced Yu-hann Lusert, not Jo-ann

1755 was also start of the deportation of the Acadian people by the British….

Thanks Daine, very informative documentary. I'm Doug from Australia and I'm bilingual . I can understand the Hutterite Language. Could you please when it comes to pronouncing their names and colonies have someone from your side of the world that can understand the language , can someone give you the correct pronunciation. Not pronunciating it correct can give the wording a whole new meaning. Keep up the good work you are doing. Thanks again, regards , Doug.

Despite our now fucked up politics, we used to be pretty cool

@DainetheHistorian

10 ай бұрын

So true @Jordangamesvlogs9892

@michaelhofer954

2 ай бұрын

Language 😢

@jordangamesvlogs9892

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, you’re probably right. That’s something I need to work on

Honesty? Come on. I’m an Albertan, number 1 shop lifters. Alcoholism, and oppression of women. My opinion.

@michaelhofer954

2 ай бұрын

There are murders for sure in albarta so are you one of them you can't put all marbles in one jar.

My advice is to make youtube shorts or shorter videos.

@DainetheHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree

@Stahl1930

Жыл бұрын

Shorter videos just dumbs down history, history has such depths yet most of the time we are just skimming over the top, so I think it’s nice to see someone who actually goes into it instead of just skimping over.

@Stahl1930

Жыл бұрын

Great job btw!

@gagamba9198

4 ай бұрын

@@DainetheHistorian Ignore that advice. Your videos are excellent. If an hour is too long, then the person really isn't interested in the topic. If you want, include a timeline.