WW2: The Eastern Front (Brutal Footage)

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  • Опубліковано 4 лип 2021
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    The eastern front of World war 2 was the most brutal fighting the world had ever seen, breaking records in history for the most deaths (Stalingrad)
    The Eastern Front of World War II was a theatre of conflict between the European Axis powers against the Soviet Union (USSR), Poland, and other Allies, which encompassed Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Northeast Europe (Baltics), and Southeast Europe (Balkans) from 22 June 1941 to 9 May 1945.
    In this video, we mainly focus on primarily German footage.

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  • @historyatwar
    @historyatwar  Рік тому +158

    Please Subscribe and Check out our latest in-depth documentaries on World War 2, Like never seen before!

    • @robert.257
      @robert.257 Рік тому +14

      In hindsight maybe the Allies should have fought with Germany against the USSR. I am not saying turn a blind eye too their crimes. Eastern Europe suffered after WW2 because of Stalin and his cronies.

    • @urbansoldier1
      @urbansoldier1 11 місяців тому

      @@AnnaLuchia they all was on amph´s . google-picture search this: PILOTS TO MANY MISSIONS? ... and you find even a advertise-poster for it. or google: ww2 benzedrine and you find more info. it was new at this time and the people was not so clever back in 1942 to use search engines to inform himself for side-effects. but i guess you are in the age where the typical stereotype infos from history-channel or discovery channel or even some teachers has good function.

    • @olivierbolton8683
      @olivierbolton8683 4 місяці тому

      the same cronies are in the WH now!@@robert.257

    • @Dakka-dakka-dakka
      @Dakka-dakka-dakka Місяць тому

      ​@@robert.257Oh yeah, that is what you say instead of ,,thank you''... Let's forgive nazis the concentration camps, Holocaust and fucking genocide of slavic people and let's blame Soviet people for bringing peace to Europe? Soviet Union lost 27 million people in that war, our ancestors fought for freedom, for humanity and for the MOTHERLAND. Stalin was only a fucking dictator who also killed 30 millions of soviet people. But don't you dare to compare him and glorious soldiers of Red army. You know what? Have you ever heard of Elbe river and what happened there? American, British and Soviet soldiers met there, they were BROTHERS and they fought against ONE enemy. So please keep your dirty mouth closed and learn history. British Empire and US had way more war crimes than Russia/USSR ever. But in WW2 they were ALLIES.

    • @deeward5572
      @deeward5572 День тому

      ​@@robert.257And the allies would have been crushed

  • @coconuciferanuts339
    @coconuciferanuts339 Рік тому +671

    Such incredible footage from so long ago.Whatever we think of this war,the photographers who made these historic films need to be congratulated.

    • @IverKnackerov
      @IverKnackerov Рік тому

      You want to congratulate the Nazi propaganda photographers, attached to the invading German armies, whilst they engage in slaughtering vast numbers of sacrificial Russians….strange choice

    • @ryanschneider3324
      @ryanschneider3324 Рік тому +19

      It wasn't that long ago

    • @coconuciferanuts339
      @coconuciferanuts339 Рік тому +36

      @@ryanschneider3324 Ok,80 years. But how technology & society has changed in that time.Those early cameras were heavy,cumbersome & the developing,projecting,storing etc. It says to me that in those precarious,moving war fronts they are commendable.

    • @sigbn
      @sigbn Рік тому +7

      @@coconuciferanuts339 They were heavy, even back in the sixties, I know, carry around with you 3 Nikon F3's and few ED lenses, supplies film and whatever else you may need. Consider to name few, the Bolex all metal film cameras, that's right film that would have to be developed later.

    • @SN-nh6pq
      @SN-nh6pq Рік тому +5

      @ryanschneider3324
      It wasn't that long ago
      Uhhh yes it was 🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @bobg6638
    @bobg6638 Рік тому +339

    “How the hell did I end up here?” It’s what every soldier here is thinking.

    • @jamesirvine9493
      @jamesirvine9493 Рік тому +29

      the face of the young boy piering over the trench to see what is there is amazing, he looks so normal, they were all normal people

    • @borisborence2687
      @borisborence2687 8 місяців тому

      ​@@jamesirvine9493 lol no they fucking werent, what you're doing is spreading the "clean wehrmacht" myth when most of them until 1944 CHOSE that position, don't even try to defend people like the SS either, the pieces of shit who ran the camps and did more war crimes than the entire allied side as a whole "normal" my ass

    • @user-hu9zi2jc2m
      @user-hu9zi2jc2m 4 місяці тому +15

      If hell truly existed on this planet, It could only be here

    • @randymillhouse791
      @randymillhouse791 2 місяці тому +1

      Even the horses.

    • @grimmlight4541
      @grimmlight4541 2 місяці тому +8

      Deranged leaders and politicians as all wars begin.

  • @robertthomas3777
    @robertthomas3777 Рік тому +187

    Their faces say it all - fatigue, fear, trepidation….
    And we’ve learn’t little or forgotten a lot.

    • @theflyingdutchman167
      @theflyingdutchman167 Рік тому +1

      Not true. While there have been a fair share of wars since WW2, the combined death tolls of all these wars is not even 25-40% of WW2's death toll.
      So, yes large conflicts still exists, but the number of people who have never known war and live in relative safety had grown exponentially due to international regulations and treaties.

    • @RobCummings
      @RobCummings Рік тому +1

      I wonder how many of those young men made it back to Germany alive?

    • @nickolaymiltenov
      @nickolaymiltenov 11 місяців тому

      This is exactly what i wanted to say

    • @kingbig5366
      @kingbig5366 4 місяці тому +3

      ​@@RobCummingsпочти все кто попал на эти кадры умерли в боях. Процент выживаемости так мал,что даже попасть в плен уже достижение

  • @geoffc376
    @geoffc376 Рік тому +42

    "Mothers, your sons have returned to you as changed men. They've seen the horrors of war and will never be the same."

  • @boop53
    @boop53 2 роки тому +296

    I can’t imagine the destruction on the eastern front, the figures are insane to look at

    • @daveweiss5647
      @daveweiss5647 11 місяців тому +31

      Truely, you hear the numbers but it is impossible to fathom it... every one of them a son, father, brother.... each one with their own story. Insane and tragic to think about.

    • @frez777
      @frez777 5 місяців тому

      and look at asshole Putin is doing today

    • @RifleEyez
      @RifleEyez 3 місяці тому +4

      "Our quarters were wrecked, and there were corpses littered about everywhere. We covered the German dead with tarpaulins; with the Cossacks we took off their felt boots and caps, as well as their pants and underpants, and put them on. We now moved closer together in the few houses still standing. One soldier had been unable to find any felt boots, which were an excellent protection against the cold. The next day he found a Red Army corpse frozen stiff. He tugged at his legs, but in vain. He grabbed an axe and took the man off at the thighs. Fragments of flesh flew everywhere. He bundled the two stumps together under his arm and set them down in the oven, next to our lunch. By the time the potatoes were done, the legs were thawed out, and he pulled on the bloody felt boots. Having the dead meat next to our food bothered us as little as if someone had wrapped his frostbite between meals or cracked lice" -- Willy Peter Reese, A Stranger to Myself.

  • @clarkewi
    @clarkewi 2 роки тому +771

    Greatest struggle mankind has ever seen.

    • @doorswhofan
      @doorswhofan Рік тому +58

      So far.

    • @lisalise1622
      @lisalise1622 Рік тому +54

      THE NEXT ONE WILL BE THE LAST!

    • @ca9968
      @ca9968 Рік тому +38

      @@lisalise1622 buckle up, it`s already started...in 3 years or so it`ll be in full swing...

    • @TheOchocincoboi
      @TheOchocincoboi Рік тому +8

      @@ca9968 yipee cant wait

    • @dinoscreech7698
      @dinoscreech7698 Рік тому

      and the Kampf continues...until EVERY Communist Marxist is exterminated.

  • @axistec
    @axistec Рік тому +1844

    Germany had the best army man has ever seen, but fighting 3 superpowers and in 2 fronts was a bridge too far.

    • @jjhpor
      @jjhpor Рік тому

      The Russians were gonna whip them no matter what else happened. They had too many soldiers, the natural resources, a subservient culture and a dictator at least as brutal as Hitler who was willing to kill every Russian and every German to win.

    • @jamesdipinto5076
      @jamesdipinto5076 11 місяців тому +51

      Yep.

    • @duanelinstrom4292
      @duanelinstrom4292 11 місяців тому +317

      The US fought simultaneously on three fronts and won them all.

    • @jamesdipinto5076
      @jamesdipinto5076 11 місяців тому

      @@duanelinstrom4292 And glad we won. But congratulations on missing the point completely. Pound for pound the German army really was the best on the planet. One on one they would have smashed anyone, including us. Hate to say it but yeah. And they almost whipped the whole developed world.....alone.

    • @bmpgaming148
      @bmpgaming148 11 місяців тому +126

      america fought all three major axis powers (if you include japan as axis) on 3-4 fronts and still won

  • @powertothegods
    @powertothegods Рік тому +429

    My Grandfather was at the eastern front. Krakau and other places . He was at a prisoner of war camp in sibiria . Many of his comrades died there . They had nothing to eat and it was a very strong winter. Later ,when they were released, he walked home all the way to germany by himself and sometimes in a train. He died when i was 2 or 3 years old . RIP .

    • @cranegantry868
      @cranegantry868 Рік тому +73

      I'm glad he did make it all the way back home to Germany. He must have been a very tough man to survive all that.

    • @powertothegods
      @powertothegods Рік тому +29

      @@cranegantry868 yeah . Sadly i never spoke to him .

    • @montainedrill3227
      @montainedrill3227 11 місяців тому

      @@powertothegods so your grandfather was a murderer with no morals like many.. it's good that he went to the camp and survived, it was certainly hard for him to sleep peacefully even after returning home until his last breath :)

    • @SJ-xb7lg
      @SJ-xb7lg 11 місяців тому

      Your Grandfather and all of his comrades were Heroes dont let the brainwashed sheeps tell you otherwise, they fought to free all humanity but the devil owns this world for now and evil won in the end.

    • @MoritzSchwarz9441
      @MoritzSchwarz9441 11 місяців тому +20

      Das war ein unglaublich hartes Los !

  • @zagros98
    @zagros98 2 роки тому +821

    the western front looked like a playground compared to the eastern one

    • @damanithegoat9653
      @damanithegoat9653 2 роки тому +77

      Nah the Western front was just as brutal, the eastern front just had more casualties

    • @damanithegoat9653
      @damanithegoat9653 2 роки тому +53

      That just shows you how good a American and British alliance is, both of those countries know how to reserve soldiers unlike the USSR

    • @bboyo8307
      @bboyo8307 2 роки тому +63

      @@damanithegoat9653 You are illiterate and reckless. 27 million Soviets died, more than half of them civilians (bad and untrained soldiers?!?). The USA lost 0 civilians (is also logical) and that is the main reason why the western and eastern fronts could not be brutal "equally". It was a mass murder because all Slavs were subhuman to the Nazis and were purposefully enslaved or murdered. Sounds kind of inhuman and brutal, doesn't it? Let us add Stalingrad. In this single industrial TOWN five times more Wehrmacht troops perished than in the whole operation of Overlord. More than 60 percent of the ENTIRE Wehrmacht was on the Eastern Front. Think about it.

    • @tobyford189
      @tobyford189 2 роки тому +152

      @@damanithegoat9653 thats not true

    • @damanithegoat9653
      @damanithegoat9653 2 роки тому +24

      @@tobyford189 It’s very true

  • @nadinestube2700
    @nadinestube2700 Рік тому +271

    My grandpa was a german soldier at the eastern front. He passed away about 20 years ago. We never spoke much to nothing about that time. I regret that now. At the the end of his life, with upcoming demtia all the things that he has seen kept up to him again. A stupid waste of life and resources on all sides.

    • @heimdall2471
      @heimdall2471 Рік тому +18

      Well it should serve as a reminder never to attack Slavs again.

    • @dazmac159
      @dazmac159 Рік тому +34

      @@heimdall2471 they,re attacking themselves right now!

    • @alsm974
      @alsm974 Рік тому +2

      Soviet Union losses was not stupid.

    • @Richtschwert
      @Richtschwert Рік тому

      They attacked themselves already. Russian attack on Poland does ring a bell? But probably you know shit.

    • @Azog150
      @Azog150 Рік тому +16

      "On all sides..." It's not a waste of resources when you are defending yourselves against another side intent on wiping you out of existence. On the contrary, it is a valuable use of resources, for which they are left no choice.

  • @jjhpor
    @jjhpor Рік тому +156

    These first images are a reminder that the WW2 German soldiers mainly walked to battle. The notorious blitzkreig was not more than a shock element to break through enemy lines to "make a hole". The bulk of the Wehrmacht had very little in the way of motorized transport. When Russia was invaded the Germans crossed the border with over twice as many horses as trucks and when the winter came their diet contained a large portion of horsemeat.

    • @siler7
      @siler7 Рік тому +7

      This is two years after the war began. That this army could not do in the vast expanse of Russia what a much stronger army could do earlier in the comparatively cozy confines of Poland does not mean the blitzkrieg was overestimated.

    • @yadayadayadayadayadayada777
      @yadayadayadayadayadayada777 10 місяців тому

      Yea, the average Wehrmact soldier walked every day 25 to 40 km for 1-2 weeks to get to the next fighting place.

    • @duanelinstrom4292
      @duanelinstrom4292 10 місяців тому +3

      Yes, my dad was in the US Army in WWII. He fought in the Philippines. He said they walked all the time, seldom had motor transport. When he made that remark we were looking at video of modern Army transport in Afghanistan and Iraq. It’s hard to determine what “all the time” really means.

    • @Bahamut998
      @Bahamut998 9 місяців тому +2

      Depends. When Blitzkrieg operations actually happened, they used their motorised divisions.
      So men on trucks and armoured fighting vehicles, in addition to tanks in panzer divisions.
      With the "regular infantry" following behind. Regulary infantry was mostly used to defend statically and hold positions, but not in large offensive operations as the main "spear".
      What I'm trying to say is that the motorized component of the WW2 German Army infantry was crucial and essential for the blitzkrieg operations.
      It's not like they were trying to use regular non motorised infantrymen for blitzkrieg stuff. They used non motorised infantry and even cavalry as it should be used.

    • @user-fu9vj9ix3g
      @user-fu9vj9ix3g 6 місяців тому +7

      Essentially correct.
      Barbarossa was stalled several times because the spearhead out ran it's following forces. The German logistics was never able to supply its army beyond 500 miles, as stated by the commander of logistics to the OKW before Barbarossa stepped off. It was begun a month late as well, because of supply issues and concern about spring mud, thus placing the entire effort in jeopardy because of winter in Russia - which turned out to be the worst in decades.
      Also, German mobility in Europe was by trains and trucks rolling on hi-ways and improved hard packed well maintained roads that were well marked. This simply did not exist on the Russian frontier with most travel being done over rutted, narrow farm roads. Add the early rains of 1941 that turned it all into quagmire, and the recipe for distaster was laid out. Once you stepped off beyond Poland, you were back in the conditions of Napoleon in 1812.
      Incidently, the same thing happened to the Russians when they invaded Ukraine in September - early rains that kept the Russians lined up on raised farm roads, instead of fanning out across the land.

  • @lovera3878
    @lovera3878 Рік тому +78

    Having read many memoirs I have no idea how anybody survived the Eastern front. Retreating two years, outnumbered, outgunned, undersupplied. Talk about a will to survive.

    • @VenaGT
      @VenaGT Рік тому

      The commissars on the back lines machine gunning their own helped bolster said will.

    • @PolishBehemoth
      @PolishBehemoth 11 місяців тому +2

      Retreating one year you mean for the soviets? The soviets got their first small victories in late 41 and early to mid 42 before stalin grad.

    • @eawhite09
      @eawhite09 2 місяці тому

      Forgotten Solider is a wild book

    • @denfilm6005
      @denfilm6005 2 місяці тому

      The most terrible book describing the war from the Soviet side is “Memories of the War” by Nikolai Nikulin.

    • @user-bj7oe7zo9c
      @user-bj7oe7zo9c Місяць тому

      @VenaGT Enemy at the Gates

  • @jasonmorrow1981
    @jasonmorrow1981 2 роки тому +566

    All those young boys, which they were, both sides, suffered horrifically. And their families. Just pure evil what evil men will do.

    • @brandaonb4249
      @brandaonb4249 2 роки тому

      They were all set up by the Rothschild war profiteers... All sides... Those who caused the problem also sold the solution, and are doing it all over again today.

    • @suckyourdeadnan4805
      @suckyourdeadnan4805 Рік тому +1

      The world is ruled by good men and evil men a better world would be ruled by good men and good women

    • @algardner5228
      @algardner5228 Рік тому +5

      And they continue too

    • @sayckeone
      @sayckeone Рік тому +61

      Yes, pure evil. A pure evil Germany was trying to stop.

    • @stephank.2727
      @stephank.2727 Рік тому

      @@sayckeone in that case everyone who went to war till now is pure evil.

  • @shaneelnand9350
    @shaneelnand9350 2 роки тому +1096

    The German army was a strong and fierce enemy. It sucks people see them as goofy and can’t fight portrayed in those crappy WW2 Hollywood movies.

    • @TheHeartlessFour
      @TheHeartlessFour 2 роки тому +176

      In all honesty. I think a good portion of that comes from the fact that the Western front was literally under supplied, under strength, and mismanaged as hell by Hitler. While the Eastern front was the meat grinding war of annihilation.

    • @Sorter_123
      @Sorter_123 2 роки тому +16

      @@TheHeartlessFour fatal mistakes .

    • @destroyerarmor2846
      @destroyerarmor2846 2 роки тому +56

      Because they deserve no glory at all. They lost

    • @Sorter_123
      @Sorter_123 2 роки тому +112

      @@destroyerarmor2846 where you from ?

    • @ANONlM
      @ANONlM 2 роки тому +151

      @@destroyerarmor2846 "You don't ask victors if they were telling truth"

  • @hamiltonconway6966
    @hamiltonconway6966 Рік тому +36

    When you see the Germans moving supplies, into an area as large as the Soviet Union, with horses you knew victory would be hard to achieve.

    • @siler7
      @siler7 Рік тому +10

      But not impossible. The USSR was weak in that its top-heaviness (Stalin ran everything) and strong in its geography. If Hitler had devoted all his strength to knocking out Stalin, he would have defeated the USSR. Instead, he faffed about, trying to do several things instead of the most important thing. It's the same mistake he made earlier in switching to bombing British civilians instead of finishing off the RAF.
      Make no mistake...Germany could have won. If someone more sane and competent had been leading them, they would have, and there's no telling what the world would look like today.

    • @IMP_ROM
      @IMP_ROM 11 місяців тому +6

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@siler7Germany could never have reasonably pulled through with a victory during the war. They didn’t have the resources, population, or time to win a total war against 3 of the largest economies on the planet, all at once. Especially when all 3 were supporting each other with lend lease.
      The part you said about the Battle of Britain blunder was true though. However it’s debatable if a “victory” in the air during the battle would have pushed the British to the negotiating table, seeing the pathetically small size of the Kriegsmarine.
      The only option for victory would be to take out one at a time, infeasible due to both the Brits and Americans being allied, and the Soviets at least considered partners.

    • @siler7
      @siler7 11 місяців тому +1

      @@IMP_ROM Taking out one at a time was the point of what I said. The opportunity to do that was when the RAF was weak. Germany didn't need a navy if they had air superiority...the RN would have been able to do little without air support. Certainly Germany couldn't have occupied Britain, but a treaty was a very real option. If Germany had ruled the skies, Churchill would have been replaced with somebody who was willing to make a deal. Then an earlier, more focused attack on Moscow, and Europe could look very different today.

    • @IMP_ROM
      @IMP_ROM 11 місяців тому

      @@siler7 Reasonable.

    • @mattgibson7650
      @mattgibson7650 11 місяців тому +2

      Actually the opposite is true. They used horses so they could continue their offences especially in winter when the mud on the Russian roads turns into a stodgy quick sand forcing vehicles to stop and break down, so horses were much more efficient

  • @xFlared
    @xFlared Рік тому +168

    One interesting thing is that German army had logistical problems and lack of fuel so often that they were never fully mechanized from 1940-1945. There are even accounts of half of Rommel's fuel in Africa being utilized by the same trucks that had a goal to get that same fuel to his frontline. At least on the east and west their supply lines always utilized horses. On the contrary all allies were fully mechanized by the end of WW2.

    • @alihusssin4060
      @alihusssin4060 Рік тому

      That's why the nazis were impressive, they literally fought against the world

    • @reicheagle1942
      @reicheagle1942 Рік тому +9

      the push on Moscow,they could only supply 1 panzer division,leaving the rest of Panzers behind

    • @suckyourdeadnan4805
      @suckyourdeadnan4805 Рік тому

      @@reicheagle1942 there airforce was also low on fuel aswell being serverly damaged from the RAF

    • @LK-bz9sk
      @LK-bz9sk Рік тому +10

      Yes pretty much from 1941 onwards, the logistics people and leadership knew it was just a matter of time until they ran out of fuel, metal and other vital resources. Especially when they failed at getting the oil from the Caucasus and Romania.

    • @jjhpor
      @jjhpor Рік тому +10

      @@LK-bz9sk Even as an American I cringe at the self-congratulation claiming that the west won the war. Albert Speer had a great line in one of his books about telling Hitler when the war would be over based on when what natural resources would have Russian soldiers standing on them. Speer got himself fired from that.

  • @gunaraj2626
    @gunaraj2626 3 роки тому +57

    What an excellent video, with the music you put on you give the video a lot of elegance, good job.

  • @aryan.2384
    @aryan.2384 3 роки тому +116

    Hitler was wrong when he said “We have only to kick in the front door and the whole rotten edifice will come tumbling”.

    • @luftwaffle173
      @luftwaffle173 2 роки тому +59

      It did crumble, unfortunately it's fallen on his head

    • @davide1241
      @davide1241 2 роки тому +11

      Maybe if the rest of the world didn't supple them with endless shit.

    • @carlsmith4568
      @carlsmith4568 2 роки тому +13

      @@davide1241 Hitler had exactly 0% chance of defeating the Soviets, if there is any place on Earth that is has always been undefeatable, it’s Russia. Too big, too brutal. General Winter is unbeatable,

    • @justin36004
      @justin36004 2 роки тому +1

      @Soldier Goy and maybe if the country wasn't as big.

    • @archravenineteenseventeen
      @archravenineteenseventeen 2 роки тому +3

      @@justin36004 country? It's an empire

  • @ArcAudios77
    @ArcAudios77 Рік тому +2

    Footage indeed, thanks for bringing that to me.
    Respect & Regards, great Audio.
    Best Wishes

  • @TheEricalmonte
    @TheEricalmonte Рік тому

    Incredible video…omg thank you so much

  • @jakelagace2302
    @jakelagace2302 2 роки тому +4

    ur videos are breathtaking

  • @BusyMEOW
    @BusyMEOW Рік тому +8

    That was brilliant! Much respect.

  • @oznji7383
    @oznji7383 10 місяців тому +69

    My great-grandfather fought in WW2. He was a partisan officer in Yugoslavia and he encountered both the Italians and the Germans. I was about 11 when he passed at the age of 99 but I didn't hear many stories from him, although he had many to tell, because I didn't know much about the war but I vividly remember one of them. His group of partisans captured many Italian soldiers, kept them in barracks as POWs and treated them with respect, but they were kept only in their underwear XD. We still have his war medals, captured German binoculars and an officer's watch both in pristine condition and there is even a photograph of him and Tito.

    • @oliveryt7168
      @oliveryt7168 9 місяців тому +5

      I am not sure, if it's only a coincidense... But people, who went through hard times of hunger and suffering lived exceptionally long... 99 years is exceptional.

    • @nicholasbrowning4558
      @nicholasbrowning4558 8 місяців тому

      The yugoslavs were fierce fighters. No country told them what to do.Ever.

    • @Nord13
      @Nord13 6 місяців тому

      @@nicholasbrowning4558🥱 jugoslawien wurde in nur wenigen Wochen überrannt

    • @mikelang8020
      @mikelang8020 6 місяців тому +2

      Commie's

    • @Rfxy
      @Rfxy 4 місяці тому

      so? at least they did something to help soviets defeat wehrmacht unlike americans joining last year of war killed few leftovers of wehrmacht and claiming they won the war

  • @folkehjelm2088
    @folkehjelm2088 10 місяців тому

    Great footage bro💯

  • @MaloneysDigest
    @MaloneysDigest 2 роки тому +139

    All those men that had to fight to the death because of a handful of psychopaths.

    • @nigel900
      @nigel900 Рік тому +8

      They believed and followed those psychopaths without question…

    • @MaloneysDigest
      @MaloneysDigest Рік тому +13

      @@nigel900 There will be a load more to come. Humans aren't the brightest bulbs.

    • @TheTexasmick
      @TheTexasmick Рік тому

      The German soldier wanted to fight to eliminate communism in Europe. Europe didn't appreciate what they were trying to do.

    • @suckyourdeadnan4805
      @suckyourdeadnan4805 Рік тому

      @@nigel900 Nazis vs commies most on both sides were forced

    • @Mcbignuts
      @Mcbignuts Рік тому

      What have u done for your beliefs beyond whining on the internet?
      The men on all sides were true heroes, this was back when armies were composed of the best and brightest, not the ghetto /trailer park employment scheme they are today

  • @johnelliott7375
    @johnelliott7375 2 роки тому +244

    Too bad the people that have the film couldn't put a date and area with the sections of film. Not too many people are able to recognize the landscape and areas unless they are from there and almost from the period of time. Thank you for your work and hopefully I have given you a idea to go with the next one. Some of the footage has been around the block and time also.

    • @kingtachalla6181
      @kingtachalla6181 Рік тому +2

      Wym ? It's Europe obliviously

    • @blutrache19
      @blutrache19 Рік тому +28

      @@kingtachalla6181 Europe is a large continent. One who is really interested would wanna know where in Europe and when. Not just a "it's in Europe obviously", that won't hold up in a historical record.

    • @JuergenGDB
      @JuergenGDB Рік тому +15

      Well as a long-time armchair historian of WWII, about 40 years, I look for tactical markings, their gear, types of vehicles, and the gear and clothing the troops are wearing if it's not documented. So if you see MG-34s's its most likely from early war and not 1942-43, and it's at least 1942 if you see a Pz III J at 4:01 for example which arrived in time for Case Blue.

    • @markprange4386
      @markprange4386 Рік тому +15

      3:52 4:10 4:11 Stalingrad North.
      4:00 Railway near Orlovka?

    • @ChiTownGuerrilla
      @ChiTownGuerrilla Рік тому +14

      Be grateful we even have the footage.

  • @totoblaubar8393
    @totoblaubar8393 Рік тому +61

    I am proud being the grandson of two of those man.

  • @patrickp.1001
    @patrickp.1001 11 місяців тому +18

    Impressive footage with fearless and brave men on both sides of the war

    • @irgendeinname9256
      @irgendeinname9256 9 місяців тому +6

      No one is fearless. Otherwise it wouldn't be brave anymore

    •  2 місяці тому

      Not fearless!

  • @mrb.8446
    @mrb.8446 Рік тому +8

    The tears in his eyes at 3:48 say everything about war...

    • @vetiarvind
      @vetiarvind 6 місяців тому +2

      no that's not tears, that's just a bit of fatigue..i look like this most of the time.. i never cry. That's the face of a resilient man, i wouldn't really want to face against him, because that's the man who will feel pain and keep pushing.

  • @roguetrooper2255
    @roguetrooper2255 Рік тому +151

    My great grandfather fought on this front (german) He died in serbia
    My great uncle survived stalingrad

    • @arth-ritisoutdooradventure7467
      @arth-ritisoutdooradventure7467 Рік тому +30

      Your great grandfather and uncle were great men. We should all be so lucky to have such great forefathers

    • @mikhail0792
      @mikhail0792 Рік тому +12

      My father also fought this war also. He finished it in 1945 in Viena, Austria.

    • @Darknightfantom
      @Darknightfantom Рік тому +4

      Stalingrad is one word brother

    • @k98Lemur
      @k98Lemur Рік тому +3

      No one survived Stalingrad dude, they all went to the lead mines, only like 500 were released in 1950

    • @roguetrooper2255
      @roguetrooper2255 Рік тому +2

      @@k98Lemur Soviet prisoner of war camps

  • @andrewkatai521
    @andrewkatai521 Рік тому

    Great footage!

  • @europainvicta3907
    @europainvicta3907 Рік тому +72

    Apparently when De Gaulle visited a battered Moscow (following the battle of Moscow) he remarked to his host ‘an amazing Army’ to which his Russian host replied ‘thank you’. And De Gaulle allegedly replied, ‘No, I meant the Wehrmacht, that they reached this far’

    • @joemiller9931
      @joemiller9931 Рік тому +23

      Correct, except it was Stalingrad. He said: " Ah, Stalingrad, a remarkable people, a very great people." The correspondent thought he was talking of the Russians. " ...I'm not speaking of the Russians but of the Germans. To have come so far! "

    • @meht43-BringitBadger
      @meht43-BringitBadger Рік тому +4

      Moscow was never significantly targeted, I thin the quote was regarding Stalingrad…do some reasonable research

    • @romeu4119
      @romeu4119 Рік тому +2

      ​@@joemiller9931 source?

    • @ipodman1910
      @ipodman1910 Рік тому

      There is no source as it is fake statement from one of the neonazi pseudo documentaries like ‘the greatest lie ever told’ or ‘fisting Europa’… all lies!

    • @europainvicta3907
      @europainvicta3907 Рік тому

      @@meht43-BringitBadger The Battle of Moscow was a military campaign that consisted of two periods of strategically significant fighting on a 600 km sector of the Eastern Front during World War II, between September 1941 and January 1942

  • @vladimirgrigoryev9100
    @vladimirgrigoryev9100 2 роки тому +457

    it's incredible how good was equipped the german army almost 80 years ago. Looks modern even nowadays. A huge respect to red army who beat such a strong enemy

    • @conor987
      @conor987 2 роки тому +17

      Then you have next to zero knowledge about WW2. Past 1940 the German army mostly used horses to move equipment. Guess you are easily impressed by men in uniforms, kinda sad but typical boot licker.

    • @berd2485
      @berd2485 2 роки тому +2

      Looks nothing close to modern equipment💀💀 They'd get shit on by African Militias

    • @marinecorps2671
      @marinecorps2671 2 роки тому +26

      @@conor987 well not necessarily, German tanks where super advanced for their time. Yes towards the beginning of the war Hitler used what little horses he could get. But the tactics and will of the German men where advanced. I’d say your both wrong😂.

    • @damanithegoat9653
      @damanithegoat9653 2 роки тому +10

      @@Speedwagon.. Italy? The U.S still would have invaded through Italy in 1943 and beat the Germans. In a 1v1 without the pacific front the U.S would win against Germany.

    • @damanithegoat9653
      @damanithegoat9653 2 роки тому +17

      @@Speedwagon.. Back in the days the U.S had over 6 million troops in the pacific alone. That’s basically the whole entire German army right there. Without the pacific and if all 15 million U.S army soldiers fought against Germany, they would outnumber the German army 2.5 to 1. The U.S army would win by a landslide.

  • @BallisticCoefficient
    @BallisticCoefficient Рік тому +23

    That was an excellent production, You told the story with the soundtrack and amazing footage. There was so much movement. The fear is palpable in those men's faces. It makes you understand the waste of good German lives. It is one of the best productions I have seen and I consider myself an aficionado of military videos lol. Well done.

    • @user-qp8js5ps5c
      @user-qp8js5ps5c Рік тому

      Good Germans have been purged by nazies. Only nazies themself left.

    •  2 місяці тому

      They miss the true horror of war because they never show soldiers being killed.

  • @daviheras2377
    @daviheras2377 Рік тому +1

    how remembers HCTerrorist ? The golden era.
    Thanks for the upload

  • @earth7636
    @earth7636 3 роки тому +680

    Regardless of the Stalinist regime, the ressistance of the Red Army and Soviet people in defence of thier nation was utterly heroic.

    • @Vahle.
      @Vahle. 2 роки тому +105

      Well yeah they had to be or they got shot by their own men if they tried to retreat

    • @imaginethisisagoodname4368
      @imaginethisisagoodname4368 2 роки тому +17

      @Rion Ramirez true, but the overall resistance was heroic, the Yugoslav and ukranian partisans fought their most to succeed

    • @FillinTAG
      @FillinTAG 2 роки тому +12

      @Rion Ramirez in 1939 germany proper had 70 million people, and if we count occupied territories they had almost 90 million. Soviet Union in 1939 had 168 million. That is barely above 2:1.

    • @FillinTAG
      @FillinTAG 2 роки тому +7

      @Rion Ramirez Jews in Germany in 1933 were only about 500,000

    • @mikhailbandurist8652
      @mikhailbandurist8652 2 роки тому +9

      @Rion Ramirez How do you know that man? Did you live that time or what?

  • @tac-cobserver3788
    @tac-cobserver3788 Рік тому +7

    Salute to those cameraman who had captured these histories 🤙
    Well stay healthy for all of us & Safety First! Peace ✌😉

  • @45cab
    @45cab Рік тому

    thank you for upload what a history so many sacrifice for their nation.Rest in Peace Hero

  • @knutbergan
    @knutbergan 5 місяців тому

    Excellent camera work. I can’t believe they had dedicated film crews to document these battles.

  • @666pazuzu
    @666pazuzu Рік тому +9

    Hi, love your video! Could you please link me to the photo of the German soldier looking toward the mountains? I’ve been looking for that image for about 3 years. Please help! Thanks.

    • @hades0572
      @hades0572 Рік тому +1

      Take a screen shot then use google image search

  • @charlesmartella
    @charlesmartella 2 роки тому +13

    That looks like very very hard work .

  • @raoulcaliente1030
    @raoulcaliente1030 7 місяців тому

    Outstanding presentation.

  • @Plan9-3127
    @Plan9-3127 Рік тому +2

    Quite a bit of footage I've never seen on this video... Absolutely powerful! God bless our country and it's protectors.. Thank you for the clip!

  • @galacticbananastopmotions7292
    @galacticbananastopmotions7292 2 роки тому +63

    Never forget the sacrifices of the Red Army and the Wehrmacht soldiers on the eastern front. They went through hell on earth.

    • @gamerdrache6076
      @gamerdrache6076 Рік тому

      @arthurmorgan8978 berlin is 100% german just liked prussia

    • @VenaGT
      @VenaGT Рік тому +1

      One army sacrificed and one invaded. I'll let you figure it out.

    • @galacticbananastopmotions7292
      @galacticbananastopmotions7292 Рік тому +2

      @@VenaGT both armies were made up of normal men with families waiting for them back home. No matter who fought for the "good guys or the bad guys", the soldiers deserve to be remembered. (also i just want to let you know that the soviet union also invaded my families country, neither side was in the right)

    • @VenaGT
      @VenaGT Рік тому

      @@galacticbananastopmotions7292 Well....yes and no. The "average" German soldier(family as well) was bolstered by his ideas of racial superiority, and used said ideology as a justification for his invasion of foreign sovereign countries and the atrocities committed. So in the case of the Russians vs. the Germans, only one side was the invader. Slavs were considered untermenschen, after all. (The case of the Russians vs. the Poles is exactly the same(at the same time), with the Russians being the ones invading and committing the atrocities.) So in terms of remembrance, one side should always be remembered for doing their worst. But in no way assume I think the Soviets were justified in their ideology, and crimes, or were somehow better in any way. There is not much difference between the nazis and the communists/socialists. Just different colorful banners. I was born in Prague. I can tell you all about the tanks rolling in, in '68.

    • @6876I
      @6876I 11 місяців тому

      ​@@VenaGTcommunism and capitalism are two sides of the same big nosed coin which united to defeat nationalism.That was the story of this war.

  • @danielgreen3715
    @danielgreen3715 2 роки тому +6

    Could watch this all day long if it was in a chronological order of year and Theatre..thankyou

  • @mateoben7120
    @mateoben7120 11 місяців тому +1

    Grew up in France so in school we watched more western fronts videos, glad to see the perspective from Estern Eu

  • @mjjackson3523
    @mjjackson3523 Рік тому

    Wow. Well done on this. Thank you.

  • @salto1876
    @salto1876 Рік тому +11

    What a strong army it was

    • @user-kj9ip2qq7j
      @user-kj9ip2qq7j 11 місяців тому

      Yes!
      (then you find a stupid idiot replying: "TheY loST !!")

  • @prozakpete192
    @prozakpete192 Рік тому +7

    Dan Carlins hardcore history ; Ghosts of the ostfront ,is a superb look into the lives of the soldiers on both sides.

    • @hgr.7857
      @hgr.7857 10 місяців тому +1

      1🎯🎯% SO GOOD

  • @dullahan7677
    @dullahan7677 Рік тому +8

    Humanity began this path the moment kings ceased fighting in their own wars.

    • @coconuciferanuts339
      @coconuciferanuts339 Рік тому

      Yes.Good point. The Authoriative government or whatever the power unit is sends others to do the dirty work.Maybe we could say the same about every occupation.That a member of parliament should also clean the toilet block as part of training. In some Scandanavian countries I think they do this kind of thing.

  • @nathanlester2792
    @nathanlester2792 Рік тому

    Amzing video does any of these vids have the original sound to them or was not a thing back then

  • @shawn_steinfeger
    @shawn_steinfeger 2 роки тому +74

    In Honor of all soldiers ! Pure hell what these men ( Fahrers and grandfathers ) stand through. Greetings from 🇩🇪

    • @chrisb3189
      @chrisb3189 2 роки тому +8

      So ist es. Erinnerung an die Gefallenen

    • @moumouhigi5837
      @moumouhigi5837 2 роки тому +12

      @@chrisb3189 unfortunately the German government now days totally forgott about the past and all those fallen brave men who fought to the death for the country

    • @chrisb3189
      @chrisb3189 2 роки тому

      @@moumouhigi5837 I wouldn't say that invading most of Europe to get rid of subhumans is the best of intentions...

    • @Sp4wn82
      @Sp4wn82 2 роки тому

      @@moumouhigi5837 oh no not exactly. They are mentioned for denouncing them as war criminals who killed innocent civilians and aiding in the worst crime in history of humanity. Yeah some did but it always depended on the CO that led them. Many COs rejected orders to commit crimes, others willingly implemented and passed them along their underlings i.e. the Commisar order (shoot any political commissar on the spot when captured as they are "the bearers of barbaric asian methods of fighting")

    • @philipperaffoux9022
      @philipperaffoux9022 Рік тому

      Quelle gloire. A l est plus de 13.5 millions de civils tués dont plus de 4 millions de juifs massacrés . Ce n est pas l œuvre de quelques individus mais de toute une armée et visiblement pas de repentir......

  • @shabirjan9201
    @shabirjan9201 2 роки тому +16

    i watched this video 5 times consecutively

    • @historyatwar
      @historyatwar  2 роки тому +4

      Thanks for the support!

    • @shabirjan9201
      @shabirjan9201 2 роки тому +1

      @@historyatwar most welcome sir thanks to u for preserving history

  • @Ephemere-vw8vz
    @Ephemere-vw8vz Місяць тому

    Great footage and musick .

  • @urbansoldier1
    @urbansoldier1 11 місяців тому +4

    sometimes one thumb up is not enough 👍this year i turn 60ty and i can good remember when back in 1970tys my grandfather told me the story from a guy who lost his right foot under the knee by a us grenade shell in italy 1943. the man get transporte out of the "heat" fixed by ropes on a field kitchen trailer (gulschkanone) ... my grandfather was that guy. and vids like that allway will remember me on him.. thank you! btw, he was a great guy, playing (no matter woodenleg) often football with me and he was the best substitute you can have in the youth when your father is alcohol addicted.

  • @c-channel325
    @c-channel325 3 роки тому +8

    most of the images are from the campaign in france not russia, but good job!

  • @C783H
    @C783H 3 роки тому +80

    Amazing uploads and music! Keep up the great work! May we never censor their memory or history! Last Defenders of Europe and the West! ❤

    • @stevepickett4453
      @stevepickett4453 Рік тому +12

      Well said my friend

    • @richardkluesek4301
      @richardkluesek4301 Рік тому +6

      Dont worry, with our bumbling leadership and social decay in the West, we'll get a chance to have to do it again if able to try.

    • @ipodman1910
      @ipodman1910 Рік тому

      Defenders of Europe? Are out of your mind? First these murderes and thieves allied with commies (just another type of a nazi), then they destroyed the whole Europe.
      Take your pills!

    • @irgendeinname9256
      @irgendeinname9256 9 місяців тому

      ​@@richardkluesek4301 wtf

    • @richardkluesek4301
      @richardkluesek4301 9 місяців тому

      @@irgendeinname9256 weakness and inepitude incites enemy attack. Follow the news nd study history,

  • @prazcuray1388
    @prazcuray1388 Рік тому

    Dope good video

  • @3ast3rn3r
    @3ast3rn3r Рік тому +4

    I've always wondered how much more time has to pass by in order to be able to talk openly about this war and find out the truth about it..

  • @bretbarnett6024
    @bretbarnett6024 2 роки тому +75

    The Red Army increased their ranks from 1.5 million in spring of 1939, to 5.7 million in spring of 1941 without declaring mobilization and alarming with that the neighbor countries.
    The law that made this possible allowed as well for the preparation of 18 million reservists, so that at any moment they could fill the ranks with the desired numbers of Soldiers.

    • @CM-ve1bz
      @CM-ve1bz Рік тому +22

      And yet it still took them 4 years to advance the same distance you can drive in less than a day, while fighting on only one front.

    • @solrosenberg4529
      @solrosenberg4529 Рік тому

      Pity Stalin murdered 80% of the Red Army officers before it all kicked off.

    • @glennyoungkindid9116
      @glennyoungkindid9116 Рік тому +13

      @@CM-ve1bz crazy what happens when you were a feudal backwater up until 5-10 years prior to the war as opposed to the most industrialized country in Europe

    • @Swaggaccino
      @Swaggaccino Рік тому +16

      @@CM-ve1bz Country that prepared for war for half a decade does better than country that did not prepare for war. What a shocker.

    • @crazyeye6424
      @crazyeye6424 Рік тому

      Because what most people don't seem to know, russia was planning on betraying hitler. They were preparing for an offensive....not defensive which is why they were nearly wiped out at the beginning of Germanys offensive on them which they nearly succeeded. Obviously at this point, Germany's forces were better men then the russians will ever be.
      nazi hitler and his party were evil but the whole of russia was no different. That even today they are poorly uneducated and brainwashed into hating everyone and they commit war crimes in Ukraine for some tyrant by the name of vladolf hitler.

  • @borgenpb413
    @borgenpb413 3 роки тому +38

    As a music score goes i have often heard "Two steps from Hell" works amazingly well with WW2 footage.
    Not sure if others agree
    Just putting it out there but what you done so far works on every level for me and i promise i am not criticising.
    Excellent effort

    • @johnelliott7375
      @johnelliott7375 3 роки тому

      Where do you find all this old music? Thanks

    • @geewhiz5926
      @geewhiz5926 Рік тому

      And "Kevin Macleod" his music is bad455 check it out

    • @Void47469
      @Void47469 4 місяці тому

      If hell truly existed on this planet, It could only be here

  • @bfineducation1035
    @bfineducation1035 Рік тому +1

    The score music has made this video epic

  • @davecopp9356
    @davecopp9356 Рік тому +2

    At 0:15 the soldier with the dogs looks like a model from a Hugo Boss front page. What a great style.

    • @JureJere1975
      @JureJere1975 Рік тому

      Hugo Boss himself was a member of the Nazi party since 1931. And his clothing company utilized forced labour drawn from German-occupied territories to make uniforms for the SS and the German army.

  • @permindersidhu1280
    @permindersidhu1280 Рік тому +4

    The G on the tank meant it was part of Panzergruppe Guderian

  • @deletedcomment2478
    @deletedcomment2478 11 місяців тому +9

    Hard to believe this is almost 80 years ago. We will be there again some day likely sooner than we think.

  • @Loosgoo
    @Loosgoo 4 місяці тому

    This is actualy incredible footage never seen it in sutch clarity

  • @rc59191
    @rc59191 10 місяців тому

    Where's that thumbnail from? That's a really beautiful shot.

  • @johnworthington8360
    @johnworthington8360 Рік тому +29

    German army discipline was excellent.

    • @xxlxpman
      @xxlxpman 9 місяців тому

      Yes, they we excellent, especially when slaughtering women, children, and old folks.

  • @chrismulligan9484
    @chrismulligan9484 3 роки тому +29

    In the 21st century we have men doing sunbeds, whitening there teeth and taken selfie pictures for there instagram page, back then we had proper men . The guns were made out of wood, the men made out of steel !!!

  • @theco-fownder9262
    @theco-fownder9262 Рік тому

    The quality's incredible for WWII footage. Was it refined by AI?

  • @tonyv8925
    @tonyv8925 Рік тому

    music is way too loud. Other than that, a well put together presentation. Good work.

  • @bjornfalli2736
    @bjornfalli2736 Рік тому +49

    Best army - RIP grandfarther- served in Russia - -2 times wounded - POW for 2,5 years in Russia - Luckily came back and had a good life afterwards

  • @Drone_PilotSG
    @Drone_PilotSG 2 роки тому +5

    I pity the dog who was featured in the reels….its just so sad knowing its now dead

  • @joshuastrobel6826
    @joshuastrobel6826 Рік тому +1

    First time in a long time I’ve seen footage I haven’t seen before

  • @USSResolute
    @USSResolute Рік тому

    Where does one find a copy of this book, Icebreaker? I looked with no luck.

  • @James-io7xf
    @James-io7xf 3 роки тому +6

    Is this the new HCT ?

  • @billyb4790
    @billyb4790 Рік тому +4

    This isn't brutal. It's standard footage that's been shown a million times over.

  • @juansergiobellosi4848
    @juansergiobellosi4848 5 місяців тому

    Excelente video

  • @MrConspark
    @MrConspark 6 місяців тому +1

    Wow amazing and scary footage. At 2.38 there's a left-handed Wehrmacht Sniper! His K98 rifle must have been modified for him, as he was probably a fine marksman in training but a lefty 😁👍

  • @consco3667
    @consco3667 Рік тому +8

    Wow.people forget what an epic struggle WW2 was

    • @greenthunder1000
      @greenthunder1000 Рік тому

      No, I don’t think so. Our culture is built on WW2.

    • @jamesirvine9493
      @jamesirvine9493 Рік тому

      @@greenthunder1000 what she means is that it wasnt how it is in the movies, the germans were much better than the allies but the russians were just as good as the germans, the americans relied on bombing and their tactics in vietenam and every war since have relied on bombing

    • @greenthunder1000
      @greenthunder1000 Рік тому

      @@jamesirvine9493 1: what movies? 2: she can speak for herself.

    • @jamesirvine9493
      @jamesirvine9493 Рік тому

      @@greenthunder1000 it doesnt matter what movie the point is the fighting on the eastern front was between more numbers without air support. the german troops were trained for this since they were children, the russians were forced to fight for their homeland, the americans were invaders and were not defending their homeland and did not have motivation like the russians had, the germans were just more talented

    • @greenthunder1000
      @greenthunder1000 Рік тому

      @@jamesirvine9493 it does matter because without proof, your words are empty and I don’t consider a single word you say. Your whole point is that “movies say x, but in reality it’s more like y” but all you can do is talk about y; what YOU think.

  • @barbarossa6391
    @barbarossa6391 Рік тому +3

    Vos vidéo sont incroyable c’est vidéo doivent être partager

  • @endgamecg9856
    @endgamecg9856 Рік тому

    What a fantastic thumbnail ❤

  • @dnaseb9214
    @dnaseb9214 Рік тому +1

    Do you have some videos of the none-german axis soldiers too ?

  • @sreenuff8943
    @sreenuff8943 2 роки тому +10

    Unprecedented ferocity and brutalities

  • @Anoniem42K
    @Anoniem42K 11 місяців тому +5

    R.I.P to al the fallen soldiers 🫡🕊️

  • @musingsofrock
    @musingsofrock 9 місяців тому

    Where did you get this footage? Can I use it for a video?

  • @HanginInSF
    @HanginInSF Рік тому

    Great job

  • @Kreuzritter15
    @Kreuzritter15 11 місяців тому +9

    Unsere Väter, Urgroßväter, Onkel, Cousins, Brüder, Kameraden 😢

    • @irgendeinname9256
      @irgendeinname9256 9 місяців тому

      Manipuliert von der Propaganda

    • @Eva-Maria609
      @Eva-Maria609 2 місяці тому

      Ich habe mir noch die alten Kriegsgeschichten von Opa angehört. Nord-Afrika , danach die 6. Atmee. Oft dachte ich, nicht schon wieder. Doch wir Kinder waren einfach zu respektvoll gegenüber dem alten Herren. Heute bin ich froh das ich das alles noch aus erster Hand gehört habe. Manchmal wenn ich diese Filme sehe, denke ich Opa kommt gleich ins Bild.

  • @barazai.8812
    @barazai.8812 Рік тому +10

    Brave warriors

  • @AmoredTM
    @AmoredTM Рік тому

    Masterfully edited!

  • @precbsfender
    @precbsfender 11 місяців тому +1

    I read that a soldiers life expectancy on the the Eastern front lines was 18 to 24 hours.

  • @nigel900
    @nigel900 Рік тому +5

    I fear history is doomed to repeat itself… only worse.

  • @aryan.2384
    @aryan.2384 3 роки тому +50

    Germany underestimated the size of Russian army, they thought it was similar size to their army but by end of 1941 they captured 3 million soldiers. If Japan attacked Russia from the east and Germany could have captured Moscow but Germany wanted to invade Russia by 6-8 weeks which wouldn’t have been possible.

    • @historyatwar
      @historyatwar  3 роки тому +50

      Germany were very close to defeating the USSR, but due to logistic and fuel problems they could not reach there goal, the germans got too ahead of themselves, one of the biggest causes for the failing comes primaraily down to there fuel shortage, which that is the main reason they hit stalingrad to get to the south of russia to hit there oil.

    • @rommeltrommel137
      @rommeltrommel137 3 роки тому +7

      If Japan would have attacked from the east it would have token them a while to get set up because Russia’s eastern part was like a huge buffer. It was insignificant to the Russians. All the important things are in the western side of Russia.

    • @user-sl1yp7jd6w
      @user-sl1yp7jd6w 3 роки тому +3

      @@rommeltrommel137 As of December 1, 1941, the USSR against Japan had 24 infantry, 2 cavalry, 4 tank, 23 aviation divisions, 20 infantry, 20 tank, 4 aviation brigades + 15 fortified areas. 1 343 307 people, 8777 guns and mortars, 2124 tanks and self-propelled guns, 3178 aircraft and 96 ships.
      protown.ru/information/hide/5452.html (rus)
      The Soviet Union had 4 types of aircraft that could fly from the Vladivostok region to the Japanese islands
      After Germany violated the non-aggression pact, Stalin did not believe that Japan would not attack

    • @MyChemtrail
      @MyChemtrail 2 роки тому +14

      Die deutsche Armee war, bei allen Missetaten, die mutigste und beste Armee der Welt. Sie wurde duch die Intrigen von Churchill, der russischen Überlegenheit der Kampfkräfte, dem Winter, den Waffenlieferungen usw. besiegt. Schaut man sich die Stärke der Armeen beider Länder zum Beginn des Krieges an, dann wird man sich dieser Tatsachen bewusst! Na ja ein Vielfrontenkrieg ist nicht gewinnbar und die Verbündeten, na ja....

    • @petskll
      @petskll 2 роки тому +8

      Most military experts of the time expected a german victory.

  • @silverglove2012
    @silverglove2012 5 місяців тому

    Do you know what that ww2 flim documentry. that showed all the gore is called. They played it like one time in the history Channel in like 2007 or so.

  • @cristianherrera1690
    @cristianherrera1690 11 місяців тому

    This video show us a history instance of this world.

  • @deutsche_lyrik
    @deutsche_lyrik 11 місяців тому +4

    *HELDEN❗🙏🏻*

  • @stevefoster5138
    @stevefoster5138 Рік тому +4

    Some of these clips aren’t from the eastern front. @ 02.20, they are French helmets laying on the floor.

    • @3155DOGMAN
      @3155DOGMAN Рік тому +3

      I was going to make the same comment before I saw yours.Good catch on your part.

    • @wr1120
      @wr1120 Рік тому

      That camel is suspect too.

    • @robberbarron7602
      @robberbarron7602 Рік тому

      Yeah, threes another part where a British halftrack gets hit by some projectile. And I believe some of the bomber arial shots are actually over Western Europe judging by the arrangement of the farms and terrain.

  • @InhabitantsoftheEarth
    @InhabitantsoftheEarth Рік тому

    What camera are they using during this time?

  • @Dylan-su8sj
    @Dylan-su8sj Рік тому

    Anyone know where to find the kursk pt 2, and battle of Berlin videos?