@@user-kk6yg7ds9z In Bear Grylls' tv-show about French Foreign Legion, I heard that after the WW2 so many Wehrmacht soldiers were recruited to the Legion that until nowadays Legion's song still remind germans ones.
This is a true story, my great uncle Delbert Ray Peterson was on the same helicopter Torin was. My grandpa remembered hearing about him from one of the letters he got from my great uncle.
russia has more colder regions than finnland your comment makes no sense since russians know what cold is better russia record according to wikipedia -67.8 °C finnland record according to wikipedia −51.5 °C
@@utvm6748 yes but 90% of the Russians live in the moderately cold west Russia, which means 90% of the soldiers were from there too, the coldest temps are in Siberia, in the west it doesn't *usually* go colder than -30C, which isn't very cold for any northener. but in their crappy red army uniforms it was too cold for them.
Respect to your father. But did you know that Thorne fought in the SS and participated in the siege of Leningrad, which claimed about a million civilian lives? In the book Just and Unjust Wars, the American political philosopher Michael Walzer , "more civilians died in the siege of Leningrad than in the inferno of Hamburg, Dresden, Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined» Thorny is a war criminal. The good soldiers did not fight in the SS units
@@ГендальфБелый-е6д just because he was apart of it, does not mean he committed the atrocities committed there. Yes he was apart of the SS but he still fought on the Finnish front meaning his involvement with that event were minimal. He also served in prison for exactly that if you had been paying attention.
@@ГендальфБелый-е6д He did that yes, as said in the video multiple times. He did well protecting his home, which is why hes a Hero to all Finns, but his hate of commies drove him further. I don't like to believe he did any atrocities, but it's possible, since the Bastards the SS we're. I'd say he was about even on the war reputation, since he did good, and bad.
"Started out as a reserve, soon promoted when deserved, an the legend has begun". Even more amazing, that you guys already collaborated with Sabaton and are now covering this topic, you're among my favorite channels on all of UA-cam at the moment!
*Sabaton Intensifies* Shout, Lauri Törni's name A soldier of three armies knows the game Keeps their echo from the past... *Drums and electric guitar* Rise from beyond your grave Son of Finland and the Green Beret May you rest in peace at last, Lauri Allan Törni
They are still shocked about the cold during training. This is strange because you have many areas with snow in North America..I would rather be trapped in arctic conditions than tropic. 😂.
And many more. See UA-cam "The Real Finnish Soldier of Three Armies: Lauri Allan Torni" his medals pictured at 10:21 Wikipedia's article on him tells which of the pictured American medals were posthumous.
SHOUT LAURI TÖRNI'S NAME, SOLDIER OF THREE ARMIES KNOWS THE GAME, DEEDS THAT ECHO FROM THE PAST, RISE FROM BEYOND YOUR GRAVE, SON OF FINLAND AND A GREEN BERET, MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AT LAST, LAURI ALLAN TÖRNI
From the Finnish lakes Into Germany and USA All the wars he came across Cross of Mannerheim An iron cross, a bronze star, purple heart One distinguished flying cross Shout, Lauri Törni's name A soldier of three armies knows the game Keeps their echo from the past Rise from beyond your grave Son of Finland and the Green Beret May you rest in peace at last Lauri Allan Törni
SHOUT! LAURI TORNI'S NAME A SOLDIER OF THREE ARMIES KNOWS THE GAME DEEDS THAT ECHO FROM THE PAST RISE! FROM BEYOND YOUR GRAVE SON OF FINLAND AND A GREEN BERET MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AS LAST LAURI ALLAN TORNI
I've known Lauri Thorne as soldier who fought in 3 armies but not known so much about him. Wonderful. Also the törni pronounciation was just like a native Finnish. I love your narration and the new merch. This is an amazing video for 200,000 subscribers (actually 201K now)
Torni is an absolute badass. Like, escaping multiple times, fighting on several nations, commanding a Spec Ops unit in Vietnam, until finally dying of Natural causes. No man got him.
It isnt as good of a story as this one. Its a korean boy that got conscripted by the Empire of Japan and was captured by the Soviets and sent to a POWcamp and later sent to the eastern front as a solider for the red army. Then he was captured by the germans who sent him to garrison the Atlantic wall in Normandy with other POWs and some german officers. He was captured by the allies and set free. Dont know what he did after that.
@@historysimplified4075 what your basically saying is: Japan: You have him USSR: No, you have him Germany: How about I have him? The Allies: Nah chief, lemme have him
"Finns blocked the northern route to Leningrad." While this is true, it leads to the common claim that Finns blocked "supply lines" coming to Leningrad from the northern direction. However, there were no supply routes to Leningrad from north because the territory north of Leningrad had belonged to Finland since the 1920 Tartu peace treaty. All supply routes to Leningrad came from south and east. Also Lake Ladoga was used in transports to Leningrad.
Correct. Finland never participated to siege of Leningrad. Finland only stood at the pre-war border, and never proceeded towards Leningrad. Finland not attacking actually kept some routes open and the whole city was not demolished.
Forgot to mention he selected a Springfield M1903 when serving with MACV-SOG as he had carried both Mosin Nagants and Mauser K98's in previous service- saying a bolt action rifle felt natural in a fight to him. He also carried a Carl Gustav M/45 which was located at the crash site in very poor condition in 1999. Photos of it and parts of the CH-34 main rotor blades can be found on google.
There was also YangKyeongJong a Korean man who was drafted by the Japanese, captured by the Russians, then captured again by the Germans, then the Americans finally figured out who he was and this man fought in 3 armies, and SURVIVED!
And I'm pretty sure there is a movie about his life right? if I'm not wrong it called"My Way". One iconic scene from this movie is the one with japanese soldiers tried to suicide bom a Russian tank. Again that's if I'm not wrong.
4 armies I think? Korean, Japanese, Soviet Russia and German. He could of easily joined the American army in Korea if he wanted too, but like Larry Thorne they both missed the Korean war in 1950.
In the late 1970s I had a Sergeant Major named Saul that had been in the Finnish army against Russia. He then joined the Germany by becoming an SS soldier and fought against the Russians again. After the war he joined the American army and fought in Vietnam. He was the CSM in my cavalry unit and retired in 1981. I guess that he was not alone.
Then the Soviets weren’t murderous communists, they were just pure blooded warriors. At the end of the day, there are more people behind a genocidal regime than just the few at the top, it’s just people only want to blame the few at the top
I love the animation it's so detailed and I'm learning it more. And the first time I saw this channel has 100k+ subs and just a few months it has already 200k+!
This is awesome animation. It has the look of modern animating, but the feel of waking up to " One Saturday Morning" from my childhood. Nostalgia at its finest!
Thank you for the like. I would like to suggest a video idea, the story of Latvian Riflemen in World War I, especially the Christmas battles and the Battle of the Machine gun hill.
A grand salute to the bravery and courage shown by Finland. The Vietnam army used to call 'green beret' as 'white feather' because they used to sneak in night and behead Vietnam armies without making any noise, and how they do it silently nobody knows. Finland having surrendering much portion of its land to soviet still fought back and today Finland is one of top countries where education is of great quality. Many people dream of studying in Finland. A grand salute to Finland for making us proud.🫡🫡🫡🫡
The best video game experience ever is to play My Summer Car and mash the profanity button while chain smoking, drinking kilju and urinating on yourself while driving a tractor intoxicated through town. I have formed all of my opinions on Finland from this game and see it as a true to life depiction.
What an honor. I mean it for real. Not only a man who was brave anough to continue fighting, like in it's blood. The thing is the story is so amazingly animated, like his story. Truly a wonderful masterpiece.
Another great video Yarhub. At first I was going to make a comment about the Soviets carrying SVTs in the Winter War, then after a short research I realized those could have been SVT-38s which fit perfectly. So no complaints there. So my only issue and its very minor is when you show his time in the Green Berets he should have been using an XM16, M16A1 or an M14 instead of an M16A2. At least its not as bad as the History Channel using an M5 Stuart to stand in for an Renault FT in WW1. Regardless great video. Keep up the good work.
They found some documents some years ago, apparently he put some legal trickery into the forms (he was helped by some American lawyer) claiming that he had been "like some 2000 Finnish officers been imprisoned for preparing resistance against possible Communist coup and Soviet occupation" - i.e. he associated himself to arms cache cases, in which 1488 (no, really) people were actually sentenced because army was storing various small arms basically everywhere in the country to wage guerilla war if necessary. But Törni had been imprisoned because he had joined the German forces when Finland and Germany were at war.
“The more stressful the situation the calmer he became.”
Törni on a calm day in a lovely field with flowers: *PANIK*
Congratulations, you made me laugh!
He would love my workplace then.
Brilliant
*Screams in Finish*
Roses are red in this field just like commies, fuck this shit I’m joining 3 armies!
When your commander in Vietnam starts talking about his time in the SS
That's a good one
Me :Wait What?
After the war most of the ally military recruited German veterans
@@user-kk6yg7ds9z In Bear Grylls' tv-show about French Foreign Legion, I heard that after the WW2 so many Wehrmacht soldiers were recruited to the Legion that until nowadays Legion's song still remind germans ones.
Vietnamese villagers: _Something's wrong I can feel it_
5:43 the perkele button , feel free to use
Only Finnish swear word
Watamelon
Communism: **exists**
some Finnish guy: *and I took that personally.*
@arka the 2 PERKELE!
I really, really want to like your comment, but it's at 69 likes at the time I am typing this and I Do Not want to ruin it
Me too I watch it before from simple history
@@lolwhileulaugh1844 now you can do it
@@runaway6496 they ruined the nice but i hope we can stop it at 420 likes
He's literally every FPS game protagonist
Bf5
@@osvaldo447 no cuz in battlefield are diferent persons and histories, they are not the same
I mean, he’s not a theoretical physicist so he’s no Free Man
Le Mao
Except that he doesn't respawn 70 times before completing a mission.
-"How much do you hate communists?"
-"Yes."
Вiтаю! Жыве Беларусь! God bless America!
Человечек выше все же больше его ненавидит
420th like
@@JesusGonzalez-gs1cd 😳👌
Same
Everybody gangsta til the snow, grass and palm trees start talking English, Finnish and German
Oh Y e s
@@aggameplay9418 OH YES SIR
Not necessarily in that order
@@stevenguild2707 But necessarily in mass quantities
hey stalin hows communism in the dead people land?
He is in a glass box in Area 51 and says “if Russian invasion break glass”
He is the most valuable asset stored in the SCP foundation sites
*sedates*
Right next to Patton, though his says “Break in case of War”😉
@@michaelmatter2630 soo true
Когда ты русский(
I from Finland 🇫🇮. Respect. Kiitos kun sodit maamme puolesta!
Ah yes, the rare and elusive, yet obligatory "perkele" when talking about Finland
Yeah.
PEREKELE
how do you mean that?
You forgot sataana
My summer car ?
"Local finnish guy too angry to die."
*too
@@joeyakathug5215 Do you have to go to UA-cam just to correct grammars?
@@constellation1986 dude, it's just helping the dude out to prevent him from doing it again for major, formal use of the word
@@joeyakathug5215 My bad mate sorry i'll gonna fix it
@@pepper7171 No worries, it happens
This is a true story, my great uncle Delbert Ray Peterson was on the same helicopter Torin was. My grandpa remembered hearing about him from one of the letters he got from my great uncle.
Did your uncle Peterson die with Thorne? Great remembrance!
USSR: winter is our comrade
Finland: I am the winter
USSR: and so ur our comrade
Mountain speaking Tagalog: Punyeta!!!!
russia has more colder regions than finnland your comment makes no sense since russians know what cold is better
russia record according to wikipedia -67.8 °C
finnland record according to wikipedia −51.5 °C
@@utvm6748 yes but the Finnish were more skilled in winter warfare
@@utvm6748 yes but 90% of the Russians live in the moderately cold west Russia, which means 90% of the soldiers were from there too, the coldest temps are in Siberia, in the west it doesn't *usually* go colder than -30C, which isn't very cold for any northener. but in their crappy red army uniforms it was too cold for them.
As a Finnish myself, it’s always nice to see stories of Finnish legends taught by others
Joo no miks miehen nimi on erwin rommel
@@mannfred1440 No miks en saa tykätä erämaan ketusta?
Never knew the desert fox is also Finnish
Generalfieldmarschall! I'm a big fan
Lots of fun shooting Yarnhub's nazi friends in Greece 1941-44.
Russia: why are those t34s coming towards us
Finland : we took them
My grandfather was with Larry Thorne. He was under fire by the Vietcong, then Larry came up toward him with a group of 3 men to rescue him.
yo that was so epic
That's really cool, my Grandfather (dad side) worked on the Burma road, in the British army.
Respect to your father. But did you know that Thorne fought in the SS and participated in the siege of Leningrad, which claimed about a million civilian lives?
In the book Just and Unjust Wars, the American political philosopher Michael Walzer , "more civilians died in the siege of Leningrad than in the inferno of Hamburg, Dresden, Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined»
Thorny is a war criminal. The good soldiers did not fight in the SS units
@@ГендальфБелый-е6д just because he was apart of it, does not mean he committed the atrocities committed there. Yes he was apart of the SS but he still fought on the Finnish front meaning his involvement with that event were minimal. He also served in prison for exactly that if you had been paying attention.
@@ГендальфБелый-е6д He did that yes, as said in the video multiple times. He did well protecting his home, which is why hes a Hero to all Finns, but his hate of commies drove him further. I don't like to believe he did any atrocities, but it's possible, since the Bastards the SS we're. I'd say he was about even on the war reputation, since he did good, and bad.
Ok so, what army did you signed in during ww2?
Törni: Yes
First
@@CoolBluBoi stfu
@@idk28751 third
LOL
@@CoolBluBoi sthu
What a legend. Finns are amazing warriors.
Yes we are
@@crime_rat yes they were
nice stereotype
@@afghanistancountryball1378 yes we were
@@crime_rat 😂😂😂😂
STARTED OUT AS A RESERVE
SOON PROMOTED WHEN DESERVED
AND THE LEGEND HAS BEGUN!
With a bounty on his head
The red army wants him dead
Soviet enemy number one
Sabaton!
With a bounty on his head
The red army wants him dead
Soviet enemy number one
WITH A BOUNTY ON HIS HEAD
THE RED ARMY WANTS HIM DEAD
SOVIET ENEMY NUMBER ONE!
Cross of Mannerheim
Addicted to the war game
Never-ending flame
Victory reclaimed!
"Started out as a reserve, soon promoted when deserved, an the legend has begun".
Even more amazing, that you guys already collaborated with Sabaton and are now covering this topic, you're among my favorite channels on all of UA-cam at the moment!
I knew I heard about this before. That was a great song.
*Sabaton Intensifies*
Shout, Lauri Törni's name
A soldier of three armies knows the game
Keeps their echo from the past...
*Drums and electric guitar*
Rise from beyond your grave
Son of Finland and the Green Beret
May you rest in peace at last,
Lauri Allan Törni
"Started out as a reserve"
@@josephstalin4580 Soon promoted, well deserved
@@theodiscusgaming3909 and the legend has begun
Legends say that he is still uncomfortable becuse some countries are still communist
@@josephstalin4580 with bounty on his head the red army wants him dead Soviet enemy number one
Rise from beyond your grave,
Son of Finland and the Green Beret!
May you rest in peace at last,
Lauri Allan Törni!
Boss music intensifies
Next collab between them both!!
You want to see it so bad!
SABATONNNNNNNN
i wa aktivlily searching for this comment
3:42 Mission Impossible: WW2 edition
played by: HANS
We love it when people get our references
@@Yarnhub Hans the bold action man
@@Yarnhub the swedish name of the city viipuri is viborg 😁
Anybody who wants to join prokarelia to make finland have back it's 1920 territories which it will in the future ? 😁
OPEN THE DOOR!
US Army cold weather training "You call this cold?"-Torni
😂😂😂
They are still shocked about the cold during training. This is strange because you have many areas with snow in North America..I would rather be trapped in arctic conditions than tropic. 😂.
Cross of mannerheim
Iron cross
Bronze star
Purple heart
Disinguised flying cross
Brass balls, 1st Class
And many more. See UA-cam "The Real Finnish Soldier of Three Armies: Lauri Allan Torni" his medals pictured at 10:21 Wikipedia's article on him tells which of the pictured American medals were posthumous.
SHOUT LAURI TÖRNI'S NAME, SOLDIER OF THREE ARMIES KNOWS THE GAME, DEEDS THAT ECHO FROM THE PAST, RISE FROM BEYOND YOUR GRAVE, SON OF FINLAND AND A GREEN BERET, MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AT LAST, LAURI ALLAN TÖRNI
Torni is one of the 22-23k who were rewarded the distinguished flying cross, and so was my great grandfather
@@car_rar Damn, I was about to say the same! Great song!
Ah yes, Liberty Prime in human form.
"Better dead than red"
I keep seeing your comments on channels like this and Simple History also your comments are funny (not being sarcastic)
@@Pesto_pasta I saw that quote a few times where did you get it
Death to the Greater Good
@@Pesto_pasta ok
@@Pesto_pasta "The only good bug is a dead bug!"
Man yarns voice is so soothing.
I can just imagine a Finn in US cold weather training treating it like a holiday!
It do be like rhat some times
Alaska and Montana cold are no joke either.
Funny enough, the colder parts of the US (Wisconsin, Minnesota mainly) are where our Scandinavian cousins settled.
I have yet to see America's reaction after they found out this dude hated communism even more than Reagan.
You see it took his hometown which made it personal
As an American I say we clone and have the clone run for President.
Only an individual who lived under communist dictatorship becomes a fierce ememy of this anti-human abomination...Marx was a humans hater...
@@calebbigboss72 I fear he'd be too socialist for modern US politics.
@@Caldera01 tbh a Finn would probably called a communist for supporting any position left of private ownership of everything
From the Finnish lakes Into Germany and USA All the wars he came across Cross of Mannerheim An iron cross, a bronze star, purple heart One distinguished flying cross Shout, Lauri Törni's name A soldier of three armies knows the game Keeps their echo from the past Rise from beyond your grave Son of Finland and the Green Beret May you rest in peace at last Lauri Allan Törni
Seems he was after communist so much 😂
Cross of Mannerhiem, an Iron Cross, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, one Distinguished Flying Cross!
SHOUT! LAURI TORNI'S NAME
A SOLDIER OF THREE ARMIES KNOWS THE GAME
DEEDS THAT ECHO FROM THE PAST
RISE! FROM BEYOND YOUR GRAVE
SON OF FINLAND AND A GREEN BERET
MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AS LAST
LAURI ALLAN TORNI
2:51 There we go now he has proved himself to be one of ours
What do you mean??
Wait are you finnish
@@moxstolpe5287 yes
@@vekuboi thanks for translating it
Then, Finland became the happiest country
Laurie was literally so angry that he hoarded all of Finland's anger on him and left it in Vietnam
Ironically finland is also the most depressed country
Thanks to alcohol
@@tristanortega606 well it’s not. Most depressed is Ukraine and USA in 2nd, Finland is 9th 🤷♀️
@@HF7-AD HURRA FÖR DET
I can't help but notice how perfect and good the aircraft and guns models are
Shout his name, a soldier of 3 armies knows the game
RISE! FROM BEYOND YOUR GRAVE
SON OF FINLAND AND A GREEN BERET!
May you rest at peace at last
LAURI ALAN TÖRNI!
@@Franz0818 lauri allen töurni
I am from Finland and I really respect you to do this 🎉
Kiitos!
Options:
Change team.
He never "changed" teams. He dedicated his whole life to killing communists and he seeked every possibility to do so.
Laughs in Italian
I've known Lauri Thorne as soldier who fought in 3 armies but not known so much about him. Wonderful. Also the törni pronounciation was just like a native Finnish. I love your narration and the new merch. This is an amazing video for 200,000 subscribers (actually 201K now)
When I heard Green Berets. I immediately knew this was going to be a good story
7:44 “I, an American, also can speak with the TREES”
Vietnamese...
@@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.1379 me*
He also speaks snow.
@@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.1379 Finnish*
Finally, a worthy UA-cam recommendation. These 9 Minutes will be legendary
This channel is so good bro I’m subbing
Thanks !
Torni is an absolute badass. Like, escaping multiple times, fighting on several nations, commanding a Spec Ops unit in Vietnam, until finally dying of Natural causes. No man got him.
Dying in a helicopter crash isn't the same as dying from natural causes.
@@peabase true but it was in a storm, so he died of a natural cause.
@@thethirdsicily4802 That's not how it works.
@@peabase not with that attitude it isn't.
@@thethirdsicily4802 It's not a matter of attitude, silly. You're trying to redefine a known term. Look it up if you must.
"Finnish man fought in 3 armies"
Yang Kyoungjong: We should hang out!
Wait, I want this to get up to the top so Yarnhub sees it, because this sounds really good
@@karelpgbr I'm interested in it too.
It isnt as good of a story as this one. Its a korean boy that got conscripted by the Empire of Japan and was captured by the Soviets and sent to a POWcamp and later sent to the eastern front as a solider for the red army. Then he was captured by the germans who sent him to garrison the Atlantic wall in Normandy with other POWs and some german officers. He was captured by the allies and set free. Dont know what he did after that.
@@karelpgbr Lol
@@historysimplified4075 what your basically saying is:
Japan: You have him
USSR: No, you have him
Germany: How about I have him?
The Allies: Nah chief, lemme have him
"Finns blocked the northern route to Leningrad." While this is true, it leads to the common claim that Finns blocked "supply lines" coming to Leningrad from the northern direction. However, there were no supply routes to Leningrad from north because the territory north of Leningrad had belonged to Finland since the 1920 Tartu peace treaty. All supply routes to Leningrad came from south and east. Also Lake Ladoga was used in transports to Leningrad.
Correct. Finland never participated to siege of Leningrad. Finland only stood at the pre-war border, and never proceeded towards Leningrad. Finland not attacking actually kept some routes open and the whole city was not demolished.
Thorne's father: I hate communism
Thorne will remember that
lol that shit is funny as hell.
Communism suck. RuZZha to.
Thorne in the german uniform is making an evil face politically correctly.
I noticed that too.
Best type of correct
@@Speedster___ WTF
@@historysimplified4075 uh politically correct is the best type of correct. I swapped politically from techically
@@Speedster___ Ok, thats good, i thought you meant...
5:32 they didnt give nearly as much land as shown there.
I have no idea why yarnhub doesn’t have a million subs yet
IKR
Don’t worry. I started recommending YarnHub to my friends. They’ll reach a million soon
The animations are getting better and realistic as always in every video!, ya'll need a raise for the animations, keep the great vids up YarnHub!
Forgot to mention he selected a Springfield M1903 when serving with MACV-SOG as he had carried both Mosin Nagants and Mauser K98's in previous service- saying a bolt action rifle felt natural in a fight to him. He also carried a Carl Gustav M/45 which was located at the crash site in very poor condition in 1999. Photos of it and parts of the CH-34 main rotor blades can be found on google.
Every single red army was gangsta until the snow started shouting *PERKELE*
Indid
Finland likes this comment
The Vietcong be gangsta til the trees says PERKELE
All Hell Will Break Loose From There
All the communist gangsta until the grave starts shouting PERKELE
Dumb question but what does Perkele translate to in English
I love how there is 80 likes before anyone watched half of the video, everyone knows its gonna be great
he was distantly related to me, but I never met him
R.I.P
Lauri törni🫡
💪🇫🇮
*3:44** When you tell Hans to get on the plane, but he takes it too literally.*
Benji open the door!!!
😂
Lmao just noticed that
There was also YangKyeongJong a Korean man who was drafted by the Japanese, captured by the Russians, then captured again by the Germans, then the Americans finally figured out who he was and this man fought in 3 armies, and SURVIVED!
And I'm pretty sure there is a movie about his life right? if I'm not wrong it called"My Way". One iconic scene from this movie is the one with japanese soldiers tried to suicide bom a Russian tank. Again that's if I'm not wrong.
4 armies I think? Korean, Japanese, Soviet Russia and German. He could of easily joined the American army in Korea if he wanted too, but like Larry Thorne they both missed the Korean war in 1950.
@@paulfaber6227 he did not join korean army. he was a marathoner back in korea before got drafted in imperial japanese army.
In the late 1970s I had a Sergeant Major named Saul that had been in the Finnish army against Russia. He then joined the Germany by becoming an SS soldier and fought against the Russians again. After the war he joined the American army and fought in Vietnam. He was the CSM in my cavalry unit and retired in 1981. I guess that he was not alone.
one minor inaccuracy, during the winter war, the Russians used mostly T-26s, not T-34s
used is a good term, hundreds were destroyed or captured by the Finns.
Yes
but what they didn't use was deodorant...
I have a feeling someone gonna comment and said "he was my 'Family' and he was a great man" :/
no offense tho
Same I have a feeling
Hes actually my dad he fakes his death on that heli crash hes a great man lol
@@xlibshua tru
@@xlibshua no he is my dad and also my friends dad even tho we are not related
Dude u two shut up,he is my classmates dad
Yarnhub remember me you are so underrated you need more attention you need 1 million sub like right now
SON OF FINLAND AND A GREEN BERET MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AT LAST
Love from Estonia 🇪🇪🇫🇮
Fingers crossed for a movie about him and if it’s directed by Mel Gibson, that’s a plus!
He should be played by Mel Gibson 😆
His family has not given permisions to make movies
Hopefully not a Hollywood movie, they would fuck it up.
A movie???? This guy's life deserves a trilogy!
A younger Dolf Lundgren would've been great for this kind of role.
This guy isn't a Nazi, he just hated Communism. This is just a pure blooded warrior
"This guy isn't a Nazi"
hmm weird how he was in the SS a major paramilitary organization under Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party
'remember son dying is gay' Jalmari Törni
torni will remember that.
@@someguy4512 you didnt read his comment
Then the Soviets weren’t murderous communists, they were just pure blooded warriors. At the end of the day, there are more people behind a genocidal regime than just the few at the top, it’s just people only want to blame the few at the top
@@liamclarkpiano4559 they were Though. They fought for their land
I love the animation it's so detailed and I'm learning it more.
And the first time I saw this channel has 100k+ subs and just a few months it has already 200k+!
He almost killed more communists than hunger...
_O O F_
Communists ended hunger but I guess we shouldn't let reality get in the way of some unfounded hatred.
@@kristoffer3000 chill dude it's a joke
@@richardmillhousenixon Too bad it's not a funny one whatsoever.
@@kristoffer3000 Communists ended hunger??? Hhahahaha u must be joking...
I was imagining of a man like him an hour ago!!!!!!!!!!!
Not only did you make the story clearer but you also made the history behind the war a little clearer
Tank: gets stuck
Torni: I am heavy weapons guy
I was half expecting a Sabaton song half way through this. Either way I love these videos :3 can’t wait to see more!
The amount of subs you have vs the amount of subs you deserve is borderline criminal. I love you vids.
This is awesome animation. It has the look of modern animating, but the feel of waking up to " One Saturday Morning" from my childhood. Nostalgia at its finest!
2:52 that perkele is just beautiful
His family name in Hungarian means "to crash something", fits very well to him :-)
Törni is also Swedish for thorn with old spelling, so it's also very good.
Both most likely pertain against communists
especially being a "thorn"
Finally found an English vid about lauri törni that has good pronouncing of Finnish names
Kiiitos !
@@Yarnhubsuomi
Those two perkele! Instances cracked me up. But seriously excellent job as always.
Thank you for the like. I would like to suggest a video idea, the story of Latvian Riflemen in World War I, especially the Christmas battles and the Battle of the Machine gun hill.
He fought in the finnish
German
And US Army
Now that is just awesome
But the ending was really tragic
Yeah, but if they make some film , game or novel it could be the start of one, bc its kinda mistery
He isn't American, no movie is ever going to be made about him
Hey, at least he died doing what he loved.
A grand salute to the bravery and courage shown by Finland. The Vietnam army used to call 'green beret' as 'white feather' because they used to sneak in night and behead Vietnam armies without making any noise, and how they do it silently nobody knows.
Finland having surrendering much portion of its land to soviet still fought back and today Finland is one of top countries where education is of great quality. Many people dream of studying in Finland.
A grand salute to Finland for making us proud.🫡🫡🫡🫡
You salute murderers and rapists? You sick subhuman barbarian.
@@Dalekssupremeand you salute the reds that did unspeakable war crimes to. You are definitely messed in head lol
Communism: Why am I hearing DOOM music?
Lauri: So you have chosen death
Hey
Love the PERKELE when he messed up I'm finnish btw
2:52, that is the one of the best Finnish words.
I'm Finnish
The best video game experience ever is to play My Summer Car and mash the profanity button while chain smoking, drinking kilju and urinating on yourself while driving a tractor intoxicated through town. I have formed all of my opinions on Finland from this game and see it as a true to life depiction.
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Me: Can I see them?
UA-cam: 2, take it or leave it.
lol
the answers count too
What an honor. I mean it for real. Not only a man who was brave anough to continue fighting, like in it's blood. The thing is the story is so amazingly animated, like his story. Truly a wonderful masterpiece.
Wow this event of Thorne brought me tear!
I have biggest respect For Finnish defence forces.
Yarnhub needs to take over the history channel
And then there was Simo Häyhä! The bold sniper that was the best sniper in the WW2!
This channel needs a hell lottuva subs
I would love to see Yarnhub's take on the defense of the Warehouse in the Battle of Shanghai in 1937.
Shout lauri törnis name a solider of three armies knows the game deeds that echos from the past
Those Katyusha trucks looked absolutely amazing.
Another great video Yarhub. At first I was going to make a comment about the Soviets carrying SVTs in the Winter War, then after a short research I realized those could have been SVT-38s which fit perfectly. So no complaints there. So my only issue and its very minor is when you show his time in the Green Berets he should have been using an XM16, M16A1 or an M14 instead of an M16A2. At least its not as bad as the History Channel using an M5 Stuart to stand in for an Renault FT in WW1. Regardless great video. Keep up the good work.
I love how accurate that " *PERKELE* " Was when he realized this could be his final moments
Imagine enlisting into the military and your resume says this:
American recruitment noises
They found some documents some years ago, apparently he put some legal trickery into the forms (he was helped by some American lawyer) claiming that he had been "like some 2000 Finnish officers been imprisoned for preparing resistance against possible Communist coup and Soviet occupation" - i.e. he associated himself to arms cache cases, in which 1488 (no, really) people were actually sentenced because army was storing various small arms basically everywhere in the country to wage guerilla war if necessary. But Törni had been imprisoned because he had joined the German forces when Finland and Germany were at war.
We NEED a full movie about HIM!
Oh damn your pronounciation of Lauri Törni is basically on point
Kiitos!
you have more support than larry thorne has kills because this is my favourie channel!
3:44 Törni: PERKELE!!! Are you sure the Germans would be ok?
Aïkiä: Nah, it's just Karl, enjoying the view of airplane taking off from the outside
PERKELE nice one yarnhub
Interviewer: "So who's side are you on?"
Törni: "Yes."
Törni: "I'm in any side who's fighting the commies."
@@Aim_HR And committing several atrocities and war crimes.
@@boranates1320 literally everyone does that in a war tho
@@boranates1320 sources pls?
@@Space_Muffin45 I meant that he fought for the nazis
not many would notice but nice background music (finlandia hymni) and all around nice video