It Was Shocking To See Russian Bodies Everywhere (Ep.1).
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
- Step into the tumultuous world of World War II's with this captivating series. Experience the gripping firsthand account of a Tiger I tank driver from the Wehrmacht Heavy Panzer Battalions as we delve into his memoir, chronicling the horrors and heroism of the Russian Front from 1943 to 1945. Join us as we uncover the harrowing experiences of this tank crew in their relentless battles against the Red Army, facing off against formidable adversaries such as the T34s, Stalin tanks, Sturmovik bombers, and the dreaded Katyusha rocket brigades. Follow along as the narrative unfolds in vivid detail, depicting a three-day tank engagement amidst the unforgiving snows of western Russia. Witness the merciless decisions, devastating firepower, and stark realities of life and death on the Ostfront in this immersive exploration of history's forgotten perspective. Don't miss out on this rare glimpse into the annals of World War II. Subscribe now and journey back in time to a chapter of history rarely heard. #worldwar2 #ww2 #warstories #audiobook #wartales #easternfront @WW2Tales @WorldWarTwo
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Part (1) Ladies and Gentleman Welcome, to an enthralling journey into the heart of World War II's Eastern Front. Join us in this exclusive series as we unveil the gripping firsthand account of a Tiger I tank driver from the Wehrmacht Heavy Panzer Battalions. Part 1 delves into his brutal memoir, providing a deeply personal narrative of the appalling carnage witnessed on the Russian Front from 1943 to 1945. Follow us as we navigate through the harrowing experiences of this tank crew, confronting formidable adversaries such as T34s, Stalin tanks, Sturmovik bombers, and the dreaded Katyusha rocket brigades. Experience the vivid depiction of a three-day tank engagement in the unforgiving snows of western Russia, exposing the merciless decisions, devastating firepower, and stark realities of life and death on the Ostfront. Prepare for an immersive exploration of this rarely heard perspective from history. If you're as captivated as we are, please subscribe to our channel for more compelling tales from the front lines.
This entire series is excellent for binge listening.
Everything old is new again
0:25 it's not Tiger i, it's Tiger 1, my son. Or is AI speaking? But, anyway, let's see all video 😊
Listening to this is sometimes like listening to an episode of 'Alo 'Alo!'
Like Officer Crabtree giving an after action report.
I wonder why AI can't manage to pronounce the words millimetre and centimetre?
Got bored with the jerky robot tone after 20 minutes (or minuets as the narration would no doubt have said) but B+ for effort.
What, you've never heard of Seven Five Mum artillery? Unfortunately abbreviations require knowing the context of their use, and sometimes a good guess. Simple for a human brain, not so much for AI.
I think it would have a nervous breakdown it it had to translate US Navy department abbreviations. Long words created by using the first 2-3 letters of seemingly entire paragraphs.
@@christopherconard2831 Ah, thank you! Obvious when it's "spelled" out - at last a genuine reason to use TLAs! 😃
poxy ai voice but ok story
The poor pronunciation is off-putting
Somebody should edit the mispronounced words!
Sir, thank you for your feedback, and rest assured, we are actively refining our content to enhance your viewing experience in the upcoming episodes. We are committed to delivering high-quality content that captures the essence of this historic event with clarity and precision. Stay tuned please.
@@WW2LiveHistory298I liked the pronunciations. It’s called an accent.
@@MarkSmith-js2pu if you listen again, you will find at points in the narrative the machine is entirely unable to pronounce some English words, that is an issue quite separate from the general choice of accent that the machine has been set to employ.
Looking at the reply from the people who run this site it seems from the sentence structure that English may not be the 'first language' of those people.
@@WW2LiveHistory298 your machine is entirely unable to pronounce some words at certain points in the narrative.
I haven't heard one yet...