Adolf Hitler - Stalingrad Speech at the Löwenbräukeller in Munich, November 8, 1942

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  • Note: Ignore the blurred area, it is covering up the embedded subtitles that were incorrect to make the viewing experience less distracting. Note that I do intend on reuploading this video sometime.
    On November 8, 1942, Adolf Hitler gave a speech to his senior members in the Nazi Party. This speech took place at the Löwenbräukeller in Stiglmaierplatz in Munich during the height of the Battle of Stalingrad. This video includes the full speech, which is about an hour long with English subtitles.
    This video is dedicated solely to preserve an historical speech, and I vehemently disavow any affiliation with Nazism or anti-Semitism. History is important to preserve, not erase, and we must learn from it. I would like to stress that any comments promoting anti-Semitism or pro-Nazi sentiments will be removed from this videos comment section without exceptions.
    #history #ww2 #stalingrad #russia #speech #hitler #barbarossa #military

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  • @GermanWWIIPreservation
    @GermanWWIIPreservation  7 місяців тому +265

    Thank you for watching, the subtitles have now been fixed. As numerous viewers had noted, the English subtitles were inaccurate, featuring numerous pauses that negatively impacted the viewing experience, as well as inaccuracies in the translation. I have now rectified the English subtitles. However, please note that this is not the final version of the improved translation. To access the improved subtitles, please enable them from the video's timeline. Note that I do intend on reuploading this video sometime.

    • @mufcrulz
      @mufcrulz 6 місяців тому +3

      Which website did you get this from? I need to know.

    • @RR-pw3wj
      @RR-pw3wj 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@mufcrulzplease tell me i want to download these

    • @AdanRaiser
      @AdanRaiser 6 місяців тому +1

      The subtitles in German do not match with the voice either. The text appears like 16 seconds before the sound.

    • @anneli1735
      @anneli1735 6 місяців тому +3

      @@AdanRaiser…and furthermore that German text isn’t accurate neither for those reading sometimes it’s just nonsense! Computer transferred voice to text without listening comprehension 🙄

    • @CharlesHenriBatjoens
      @CharlesHenriBatjoens 6 місяців тому +3

      Nevertheless the German's army leaded by the field marshal Von Paulus has surrender at Stalingrad and has not win the battle like the nazi' s have try to propagated by a victory of the Wehrmacht..!

  • @ordinarypablo
    @ordinarypablo 7 місяців тому +1257

    history shouldnt be censored, thanks

    • @saimbhat6243
      @saimbhat6243 6 місяців тому

      Yeah, well an obscure video on internet here and there doesn't do the job to present to the people, the events AS THEY WERE. You have hollywood, media and billions of dollars dedicated to present a simplistic narrative of world war 2.
      If you watch how currently the media and governments are using clever tactics to present a certain crafted narrative of putin and russia, it makes you wonder how much did they got away with in their narrative of the world war 2.

    • @mystercarrot2054
      @mystercarrot2054 6 місяців тому +5

      Obligatory should, in the internet, without historical commentary's.

    • @harolddavis1493
      @harolddavis1493 6 місяців тому

      We have to get rid of this woke culture and the Biden Harris government to save this

    • @jonnymcgrath4816
      @jonnymcgrath4816 6 місяців тому +1

      @@mystercarrot2054stfu. Stop censoring history

    • @Rotebuehl1
      @Rotebuehl1 6 місяців тому +4

      This isn't 'history'
      This is a clip

  • @jeromedenis100
    @jeromedenis100 6 місяців тому +483

    Censoring history is stupid. Thank you for making this available.

    • @user-tf6mq5xf6k
      @user-tf6mq5xf6k 5 місяців тому +12

      Exactly. Statues should not be torn down either.

    • @juliantimothy8945
      @juliantimothy8945 4 місяці тому

      Not just history BUT today in the way biased main stream media uses their platforms for putting their perspective on current events instead of unbiased reporting - Their spin on events. Traditional and reputable news outlets separate news from Comment - News is reported factually and Comment is their spin on the news.
      In recent years the BBC has proven many times that initials BBC no longer stand for the British Broadcasting Corporation broadcasting facts as it did during WW2 BUT as the Biased Broadcasting Corporation OR during Brexit as the Brussels Broadcasting Corporation or Brexit Bashing Corporation because of its unbalanced news reporting and where the BBC Question Time programe pitted 4 pro EU guests against 1 Brexit supporting Guest - anything BUT Fair and Balanced demonstrating the Bias within the BBC.
      The multiplicity of news channels on Cable TV or Sky satellite in the UK allows different perspectives to be viewed to give balance AND allow events like the 2016 US Presidential debates to be watched in full live or on catchup TV one a full perspective and realisation of the Bias of main Stream Media news broadcast items!!!!!! Things that were apparant during the Brexit referendum.
      I first observed the spin and bias of the main stream media during the 2nd Gulf War against Saddam Hussein's Iraq in 2002 by watching live broadcasts by journalists embedded in US army units, especially the CNN broadcast unit serving with the US reconnaisance unit that captured Baghdad airport. Up to that point the CNN journalist and film crew had a unit minder BUT, after taking the airport, the Iraqi's repeatedly counter attacked to retake the airport and all the soldiers present were required to defend the airport leaving the CNN film crew the freedom to explopre the airport and broadcast what they found - They were shocked to find several rooms full of crates containg French Manufactured Anti-tank missiles and Surface-to-Air missiles with Manufacturing/Shipping dates marked on the crates of October and November 2002. Missiles manufactured supplies by a French Government owned Company to Iraq in contravention of the UN Arms embargo placed upon Iraq after the Iraqi invasion and annexation of Kuwait in August 1990 leading to Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait. News not picked up by the BBC or other news outlets so as not to upset the French.
      I find it is always necessary when studing historical events to refer direct to first hand sources and compare conflicting sources to understand historical events and what led to them and why they occurred. It is particularly interesting to compare first hand sources to second, third fourth hand sources I have 2 books on Lord Nelson - one an academic book written and published in the 19th century that demonstrates its research by not only pulling things together with numbered references to each item BUT also including many primary resources in the text such as letters written BY Lord Nelson and written to him as well as his his despatches to the admiralty giving the reader everything he needs in the text. I also have a copy of Roy Hatteresleys 'coffee table' book on Lord Nelson that was given to me as a birthday present when it was released - An incredibly poorly researched and useless history/biography book of the 'Coffee Table' variety that, at best, is based upon a book he read and includes no references to first hand sources or the Nelsonm letters - It is so badly researched and written that it gives the 'Coffee Table' genre of history and biographical books a bad name. As it was a present I still have the book!
      I have seen the example of the 2 books referred to on Nelson replicated many times over the historical periods I am interested in.
      We need to know today not just the crimes committed by Nazi Germany BUT how they came about. On a personal point here my father had an older cousin born, like his brother, before the Frist World War, who was married to an Austrian and living in Austria when the Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933. When the Nazis started persecuting the Jews in Austria my fathers cousin and her husband helped German Jews escape Europe vis Austria BUT, on March 12th, 1938, Germany invaded and annexed Austria and the Gestapo arrested just over 30,000 Austrians named in the Nazi Black Book for Austria - Those marked for execution were dissappeared by the Gestapo with the majority sent for re-education in the Concentration camps. My fathers cousin, who I grew up knowing as Aunt Maggie, husband was one of those arrested and placed in a concentration camp where the barrack blocks were rife with TB and he contracted TB. He was released terminally ill, something the Nazis did before the second world war to keep the death rate down in the camps. My Aunt continued helping German and Austrian Jews escape Greater Gerrmany expecting to be arrested at any time without realising that as a British Citizen the Gestapo could not arrest her and either kill her or put her in a Concentration camp and could not deport her as she was married to an Austrian German. She returend to the UK when her husband died and when war broke out my fathers older brother left his parish to become an army padre joining the new paratroop arm when it was formed in 1940 and my father was due to start Theology at Lampeter Theological College following his father and brother into the Church of Wales as an Anglican Minister becoming a Bomber Pilot in France in May 1940. They joined up knowing from their cousins stories what the Nazis were like and the evil they were going to fight.
      I grew up with my aunts stories of her husbands heroism and martyrdom at the hands of the Nazis for helping German Jews escape persecution by the Nazis - She never saw herself as brave despite continuing the work helping German and Austrian Jews escape Greater Germany expecting arrest and incarceration like her husband. She taught me that evil prospers when people look the other way and is defeated when someone says "No - Not in my name".
      The Nazis had equivalent 'Black Books' for every country in Europe listing those for immdiate arrest and execution and those to be imprisoned in a concentration camp as well as the numbers of to be liquidated and the names of prominent Jews.
      I salute the person who subtitled this video with an english translation and uploaded this video making it an excellent historical first hand source for people who do not speak German - I will look out for other videos he has subtitled.

    • @AmIsraelChai12
      @AmIsraelChai12 4 місяці тому

      @@user-tf6mq5xf6kOf course they should. Or do you want to have statues praising hitler in the center of Munich?

    • @Stee4L
      @Stee4L 4 місяці тому

      This is propaganda. Nothing that is being said represents remotely historical facts.

    • @pixelan9215
      @pixelan9215 3 місяці тому

      Would you define yourself as sympathetic to the nazi ideal ?

  • @rburrows7786
    @rburrows7786 5 місяців тому +434

    This is world history and needs to be preserved and taught, not erased to fit modern narratives

    • @miguelrojaslieber3088
      @miguelrojaslieber3088 5 місяців тому +4

      Hola !!!!! Tienes toda la razón; esto es una parte muy muy importante , ELEMENTAL de la HISTORIA MUNDIAL, con transparencia y sin tergiversaciones; así debió ser y debe ser así, Saludos desde Lima PERÚ.

    • @totallysmooth1203
      @totallysmooth1203 5 місяців тому +10

      Well keep it out of Democrat hands.

    • @jnkoa33
      @jnkoa33 5 місяців тому

      I agree. They shouldn’t twist it to fit modern narratives like the biden administration and the deep state do

    • @MrDaiseymay
      @MrDaiseymay 4 місяці тому

      absolutely correct, everybody on earth ,and from all ages, should watch this stuff, and see for themselves what a lying delusional madman Hitler was, and mysteriously, survived so long.

    • @Stee4L
      @Stee4L 4 місяці тому

      This was and is propaganda. It couldn’t be any further from "history". Good that Hitler failed. He and the Nazis will be remembered as the worst that human kind had to offer.

  • @sparrowprince3432
    @sparrowprince3432 6 місяців тому +154

    He had a strong, commanding voice.

    • @capoislamort100
      @capoislamort100 6 місяців тому +40

      It’s more than that, there’s a mystic about him that transcends class and social status.

    • @steveg8322
      @steveg8322 5 місяців тому +20

      The sucker’s messiah.

    • @sparrowprince3432
      @sparrowprince3432 5 місяців тому

      @@steveg8322 Except that he wasn't, friend. Hitler actually delivered on his herculean promises and boasts, which is what separates him from other politicians of the time and even now. It was the essence of his menace. I beg you to look at the story objectively. What defeated him and his mighty Nazi regime, was his astounding string of domestic and foreign successes from 1933 to 1941, that went straight to his head and made him feel invincible enough to take on the world to catastrophic effect. Hitler was not wise, I'll grant you, because he fell to pride which is the mark of a foolish man, but he was stupendously successful to an unexpected degree for the first 8 years of his rule. The only reason the Holocaust was possible was because Hitler conquered a vast empire at such breakneck speed. A "sucker's messiah" would have never gotten so outrageously far. He was way more than that. Hitler was no joke.

    • @kurtschmoelz256
      @kurtschmoelz256 4 місяці тому +23

      @@steveg8322 not really

    • @joebroart
      @joebroart 3 місяці тому +12

      ​@@kurtschmoelz256 yes really, he lost the entire war 😂

  • @klimismistakidis1482
    @klimismistakidis1482 7 місяців тому +420

    Thank you for making history available for everyone 🎉

    • @DancingDundy
      @DancingDundy 7 місяців тому +8

      well yes, but the subtitles are wildly wrong for the most part, i know it, cuz im german

    • @SterileNeutrino
      @SterileNeutrino 7 місяців тому +7

      @@DancingDundy Sadly true but one finds the whole text on the Internet. The audio is also available at the Internet Archive ("Adolf Hitler speech November 8, 1942") apparetnly but a commnenter says about the archive version: "This recording contains significant redactions. It's unclear why, when or by whom. It's a long speech anyway, so scattered redactions appear as censorship. Redacted texts reference history, historical events, wartime production and metrics, internal foes of the Reich, implied justifications for the night of long knives and Article 48, along with quotations from Nietzsche and Luther. Criticism of English colonialism, and specifically its rule of India was removed, along with some populist, anti-elitist, anti-globalist rhetoric. I doubt Hitler welcomed modification of his speeches, so I’d guess the edits were done by the British during, or shortly after the war. But for whom?"

    • @LikeablePuppet
      @LikeablePuppet 6 місяців тому

      @@DancingDundy Not sure if you've seen a lot of his speeches on youtube, but is it fair to say that subtitle translation is an issue, from German to English? As an English speaker I do have to have some sense of faith the subtitles are accurate.

    • @DancingDundy
      @DancingDundy 6 місяців тому +2

      @@LikeablePuppet no its usually not an issue. german and english are quiet similar, even though german is more complex. but you have a really easy time translating. that being said, i've seen a lot of speeches from this time being very wrongly translated. in my opinion this is an absolute betrayal for the people watching and not knowing the original language. its history and it should come as unaltered as possible.

    • @LikeablePuppet
      @LikeablePuppet 6 місяців тому +3

      @@DancingDundy Thanks for the reply, and I agree 100%. It's quite a shocking revelation to me because I've never listened to any of his speech's all the way through. And what I was taught in school bears no resemblance to his message to the German people. I respect and appreciate everyone who does work to preserve this important history, which scarily is becoming much more difficult to come by for people searching for legitimate questions or curiosity they have.

  • @FirasTeinz
    @FirasTeinz 6 місяців тому +441

    Please include as many translated speeches of him as possible! this is great benefit for education and historical archives!

    • @LucasWright-vt2kr
      @LucasWright-vt2kr 6 місяців тому

      The world needs more Elon musks hypersensitive UA-cam is wrong in censoring history shame.

    • @altergreenhorn
      @altergreenhorn 6 місяців тому +6

      Open youtube translate

    • @bupe007
      @bupe007 6 місяців тому

      Hitler was a big mouth. He had "the Wehrmacht" . Economically wise he had nothing

    • @Angry_Anus
      @Angry_Anus 6 місяців тому +1

      watch before the censorer of fragility get wind

    • @jorgoasparuhov4131
      @jorgoasparuhov4131 6 місяців тому

      Plus interesting and truthful saying about the exploitations of the capitalistic imperialistic UK which ruled with ruthlessness exploitation of the Colonies, which stay to the present day, Still African countries can't rid of, or be liberated from that evil UK, or France or USA.

  • @marianmoses9604
    @marianmoses9604 6 місяців тому +88

    Hitler SOUNDS way different in this speech to modern ears because Allied propagandists got WAY more mileage out of only broadcasting Hitler when he spoke at large mass rallies where he deliberately spoke in a staged, practiced, theatrical and dramatic manner designed to deliberately work the crowd up into a frenzy. Naturally, he comes off much scarier and more unhinged if that’s the only way you’ve ever heard him speak.
    The reality is that we ALL sound deranged and unhinged when we raise our voices and get ourselves worked up and those who are listening to us. Hitler, like all of us, sounds calm and reasonable and normal when he is in a more relaxed setting among his compatriots. This really should not surprise us, but we have sorta been programmed for 80+ years to embrace an exaggerated and somewhat cartoonish portrayal of this man.
    None of this is an endorsement or a defense of him, his politics, or his actions, but these are simply factual observations made by one who appreciates history and who finds more value in the fine details, nuances, and gray areas of history than in the tired and worn propaganda tropes.

    • @jdzentrist8711
      @jdzentrist8711 5 місяців тому +9

      It's true one of the points you make, and I had to wonder, at the beginning of this speech, Is this Hitler speaking?

    • @veljkovujic5807
      @veljkovujic5807 25 днів тому

      ​@@jdzentrist8711I think its Goebels speaking until 3.37. There are many recordings of his voice on yt, you can compare yourself.

    • @valentinius62
      @valentinius62 24 дні тому +3

      He also makes a few jokes and engages in self-deprecating humor.

    • @hanshandkante5055
      @hanshandkante5055 24 дні тому

      Thats why Hannah Ahrendt caused so much controversy when she wrote about Eichmann and the "banality of evil". People tend to believe that all Nazis were psychopaths and monsters but the truth is these people who ordered to kill millions were loving family fathers, husbands and friends. Most of these Nazis were just like everyone else, even people like Hitler, Himmler or Heydrich could be relaxed and friendly guys under the right circumstances. And that is what makes it even scarier somehow. The knowledge that most people are capable of such things. Just think about the Milgram Experiment. In the Milgram experiment, test subjects were ordered to punish another participant with electric shocks if they gave an incorrect answer, with the intensity of the electric shocks increasing each time. Most participants (70%-83%) continued to electrocute their victim even when they were unconscious and unable to respond when ordered to do so by the experiment leader. If people have the opportunity to let go of moral responsibility and just follow orders instead, they usually do so.

    • @gaozhi2007
      @gaozhi2007 20 днів тому +2

      One thing that surprised me was how much he gets his audience laughing. This goes all the way back to his earliest beerhall speeches in Munich in 1919-20.

  • @stege9979
    @stege9979 7 місяців тому +136

    Thank you for preserving these historical videos.

  • @pimpernelsmith3798
    @pimpernelsmith3798 6 місяців тому +85

    As with the Finnish secret recording you can hear Hitler's conversational voice as this was a more familiar audience to him. Liked!

    • @valentinius62
      @valentinius62 24 дні тому +2

      There's also footage of him making a short speech before a group of a WW I Veterans organization iirc. They were all seated and he walked up and stood in front of them with no podium. He spoke in a natural, almost conversational tone.

  • @peterbennet7145
    @peterbennet7145 6 місяців тому +225

    Extraordinary. The first time I've heard an actual recording which isn't a soundbite rant. The voice is very different from what you would imagine and seems that of quite an old man. And the delivery is much calmer and more measured than expected. We need to preserve the actual history here as this gives a rather different view of how he appeared at the time.
    It's also interesting to hear him talk about "saving Europe" and the creation of his new "colonies" in the east. I'd never seen the invasions of Eastern Europen and Russia explicitly described as colonisation before.

    • @alexhauser5043
      @alexhauser5043 6 місяців тому +63

      One must remember that at this point in time Hitler was an established head of state, not a rising politician. This speech was given to high-ranking party officials, not to a crowd of faceless farmers and factory laborers.
      Although he wasn't a highly cultured man, he knew how to adapt his manner of speech to the occasion.
      What's extraordinary is that people still imagine that he was an endlessly raving, semi-literate bum whose rise to power was the result of sheer dumb luck.

    • @uwehirayama9544
      @uwehirayama9544 6 місяців тому

      "saving Europe". The Nazi successors of today spread the same narrative.

    • @Gamzor
      @Gamzor 6 місяців тому +29

      I suggest you listen to the Hitler Mannerheim recording, it's actually Hitler's normal speaking voice. An interesting tape from traincar recording

    • @abeedhal6519
      @abeedhal6519 6 місяців тому +41

      It's actually exactly what i would imagine a German man of his caliber (and yes i know he was from Austria, they are Germans) to sound like. It's just that we were trained to believe he was some screeching maniac all our lives.

    • @user-se4xm6vg5u
      @user-se4xm6vg5u 6 місяців тому

      The National Socialist & or as many use the abbreviation “Nazi “ plan and taken from studying American USA history of the American treatment of Native Americans as the Indians and treatment of how the Black Slaves were treated and in those days the 1930’s there was plenty of White hatred of Blacks.
      Ever hear about the Scottsboro boys , read what I include below ? ! The German National Socialists did because they studied US American history well & that was their Pattern for the Concentration Camps , the USA history concerning the treatment of the American Indians and the treatment of the African Black Slaves was the Nazi Model for Speeding up Evolution through Mass Murder of Subhuman worthless ethnicities ! Now you know the Real ugly Truth of White European decent !
      The Scottsboro Boys were nine African American male teenagers accused in Alabama of raping two white women in 1931. The landmark set of legal cases from this incident dealt with racism and the right to a fair trial. The cases included a lynch mob before the suspects had been indicted, all-white juries, rushed trials, and disruptive mobs. It is commonly cited as an example of a legal injustice in the United States legal system.

  • @relleh2001
    @relleh2001 7 місяців тому +214

    Wahnsinnig gutes Material. Respekt

  • @eddiedelisio
    @eddiedelisio Місяць тому +27

    The more you learn and unlearn you see why they cover up information and truth

    • @artemd2025
      @artemd2025 Місяць тому

      Why do you think it's done?

    • @mengelmoesNL
      @mengelmoesNL 4 дні тому

      The 1977 miniseries "World at War" mentions the speech while contrasting Hitler's presentation with combat footage. This is the most well regarded WW2 docu series. So much for covering up. Please note that 99% of the normal well adjusted public simply aren't interested in Hitler speeches so you won't find them on prime time TV

  • @olegjunker2958
    @olegjunker2958 6 місяців тому +109

    danke für die Upload´s. Wunderbar mal sowas aus vergangener Zeit anzuhören. Da kann man sich gleich selbst einen Eindruck schaffen, wie wir glauben, es sei damals. Und wie es vielleicht gewesen seien mag.

    • @user-se4xm6vg5u
      @user-se4xm6vg5u 6 місяців тому +2

      Fault filled Human beings make hellish Gods !

    • @MrGS125
      @MrGS125 12 днів тому

      und was soll dieser Kommentar ????

    • @olegjunker2958
      @olegjunker2958 9 днів тому +2

      @@MrGS125 was meinst du ?

    • @MrGS125
      @MrGS125 6 днів тому

      @@olegjunker2958 hier steht man unter der beobachtung ich möchte nicht so viel hier schreiben sonst kommt die You Tube Polizei

  • @Pandemie_Muecke_2025
    @Pandemie_Muecke_2025 6 місяців тому +120

    His speech to the Debt-money system disappeared. It was worth listening to

    • @valuetraveler2026
      @valuetraveler2026 6 місяців тому +48

      Nothing has changed sadly

    • @randersson3672
      @randersson3672 6 місяців тому +21

      ​@@valuetraveler2026Well, how could it when the war was lost..

    • @valuetraveler2026
      @valuetraveler2026 6 місяців тому

      Yes indeed. @@randersson3672

    • @Draco_Alpha
      @Draco_Alpha 6 місяців тому +1

      that my friend is the secret the Zionists don't want us to know. the labor treasury note system was brilliant and elegantly simple all at the same time.

    • @stutzbearcat5624
      @stutzbearcat5624 6 місяців тому

      What do you mean by this?
      Thanks!

  • @expansionone
    @expansionone Місяць тому +59

    The truth does not fear investigation

    • @jacquesconradie3683
      @jacquesconradie3683 Місяць тому +8

      Greatest story never told.

    • @JJA_88
      @JJA_88 21 день тому

      @@jacquesconradie3683 an amazing documentary

  • @nathanfugate8210
    @nathanfugate8210 7 місяців тому +126

    Amazing how low his normal speaking voice was.

    • @19chrisbee93
      @19chrisbee93 6 місяців тому +4

      most known speaches are from himmler, maybe you think about his voice

    • @zelot2686
      @zelot2686 6 місяців тому +38

      ​@@Neuroburgeryeah, 5 to 1 on attacks is surely why they taught the germans a lesson in Material superiority (mostly because of American lend lease) and superior manpower. Amazing achievement. German soldiers were the best in the world, even us military strategists and historians accepted that.

    • @hwt-ka-pth
      @hwt-ka-pth 6 місяців тому +19

      Just a bit less hilarious when you learn it was actually, factually, these Untermenschen that launched the initial attacks on the Herrenvolk, a while before these Germans had any motive of doing so, to any other culture. Luckily here in the East of the Netherlands we've not only been exposed to the stuff the victor wrote, about certain topics. Kind regards @@Neuroburger

    • @scoobydoo2587
      @scoobydoo2587 6 місяців тому +22

      @@Neuroburger You mean how, despite outnumbering the Nazis and having significantly more resources at their disposal, they had significantly more military casualties? Right. And his geopolitical calculations were what they were. The Nazis figured that knocking the Soviets out as early as possible was the number 1 strategic objective as the Soviet military was building up at a speed like no other. I suggest listening to the Mannerhim protocols on this topic. It gives good insight into the motivations of the Nazi leadership for Barbarossa. Well, at least the motivation they claimed to have.

    • @tlt3921
      @tlt3921 6 місяців тому +2

      ​German soldiers, the best in the world, have lost every war they started. Germany was adept at overrunning unprepared ill equipped and unprepared countries and armies. Germany was defeated in the air by Britain in the Battle of Britain, a contest on equal footing and pilot on pilot in planes of near equal performanc, the Spitfire and the ME-109.... Destroyed by the united states in the air over Germany and lost every battle with the USA except the first in North Africa when USA troops were new to war. After that Germany was wiped out at every confrontation. Ony surprise attacks, Battle of the Bulge for a week,, till the USA had time to organize and counter attack did the germans have any success 9nce the USA entered the war. Even at the Bulge the German army was surrounded and destroyed. The superior german soldier is a myth perpetrated to console an army that was defeated in every war they fought, a salve for german ego and arrogance. But having said that, the trains always ran on time when the Third Reich was in charge and they did build very efficient gas chambers.@@zelot2686

  • @mqblues
    @mqblues 6 місяців тому +58

    I believe the 1993 movie "Stalingrad" features a scene of exhausted Wehrmacht troops fighting in Stalingrad -- listening to this same speech. Also, the 1977 miniseries "World at War" mentions the speech while contrasting Hitler's presentation with combat footage.

    • @gudderjahrgang71
      @gudderjahrgang71 6 місяців тому +6

      Yes.. There is a small part of Hitlers Speech in the Movie..

    • @miguelrojaslieber3088
      @miguelrojaslieber3088 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@@gudderjahrgang71si !!!! Cuando los soldados alemanes dirigidos por el teniente Von Witzland llegan a los cuartos de una fábrica, luego de haberlo tomado se ponen a descansar un rato , en ese momento el soldado Emilgohz prende la radio y sintoniza una parte de este discurso HISTÓRICO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @lloydchristmas1086
      @lloydchristmas1086 5 місяців тому +5

      ​@@miguelrojaslieber3088 We came to the Volga to a certain city, that happened to bear Stalins name...but thats not the reason I marched there. 😮

    • @miguelrojaslieber3088
      @miguelrojaslieber3088 5 місяців тому +4

      ​@@lloydchristmas1086Hola amigo !!! La traducción es cierta pero el Führer SIEMBRE fue irónico carismático y burlón a veces por eso , él habla así de esa manera sobre Stalingrado y de los ingleses, sobre todo del payaso ese de WINSTON CHURCHILL.

    • @PoppysGuitar
      @PoppysGuitar 5 місяців тому +7

      HItler and OKW and OKH continually asked the Wehrmacht to perform feats beyond their operational limits. HItler who had experienced war as a young corporal could not see how wrong it was to grind his army down in a war of attrition against an opponent that had almost limitless reserves and the backing of the US economic powerhouse. Not to mention the fact that the UK alone outproduced German production in many sectors. Now with historical hindsight we can see that Hitler did and should have feared the Soviets but his declaration of war on the US was his fatal unforced blunder.

  • @svenrichterXP7
    @svenrichterXP7 5 місяців тому +56

    Wenn die Welt nur wüsste wer die wahren Verbrecher sind😔

    • @andikrauthofen3720
      @andikrauthofen3720 5 місяців тому +17

      Ja, die Nazis

    • @svenrichterXP7
      @svenrichterXP7 5 місяців тому +1

      @@andikrauthofen3720 🤣🤣🤣🤣 japp

    • @lukamilas8648
      @lukamilas8648 4 місяці тому +2

      @@andikrauthofen3720 brainwashed fool

    • @devn6568
      @devn6568 4 місяці тому +2

      @@andikrauthofen3720 stimmt deshalb wollte Churchill auch unbedingt Krieg und hat mehrmals den Frieden von Deutschland abgelehnt... schlaf weiter.

    • @frankvontrier7663
      @frankvontrier7663 4 місяці тому +1

      @svenrichterXP7
      Solange die Welt den Gott Mammon anbetet, will niemand die Wahrheit hören!

  • @philipptiepolt5547
    @philipptiepolt5547 2 місяці тому +37

    Endlich kann ich Geschichte aus der Quelle hören, nicht aus der arg verdünnten, vermischten und verfälschten Mündungsplörre! Vielen Dank!

    • @duplizappergames3585
      @duplizappergames3585 2 місяці тому +6

      Musst dir auch die Anspreche in Danzig anhören die er von sich gegeben hat. eigtl sind alle Ansprachen interessant

    • @waantut
      @waantut Місяць тому +1

      My German brothers, you have brothers in the USA who stand outside of the current narrative. Be Strong and courageous, whatever your hands find to do, do it with all your might! The world is waiting for the sons of Yaweh to be revealed!

    • @philipptiepolt5547
      @philipptiepolt5547 Місяць тому +1

      @@waantut Thanks a lot, brother. But 'Sons of Yaweh', I don't know what that is... Are you a member of the 'House of Yahweh', TX, USA? No offense, man, nowadays I apprechiate people who BELIEVE in more than capitalism! All the Best from Leipzig, Germany.

    • @waantut
      @waantut Місяць тому

      @@philipptiepolt5547 I know nothing about the House of Yaweh in Texas. Yaweh is just the exact name of the God of the Bible. The white European people are the desendents of Jacob/Israel the man. That is why they, the people who moved to the land on the east coast of the Mediterranean are doing everything in their power to destroy and flood the white European nations with non whites. Americans are getting the same treatment. The people living in the newly established/stolen land on the east coast of the Mediterranean are complete frauds and are trying to subject the whole world. The US is currently being subjugated by these dual citizenship people who dictate policy. The US is the new Weimar Republic. Totally subverted and disgusting. Ich kann deutsch sprechen, aber nicht immer schnell schreiben. Ich hoffe die Leute in Deutschland, Skandinavien, Gross Britannia, den USA undsoweiter auf wachen! Der man, den wir hören, er wisst dass wir alle Brüdern warren. Deshalb wollte er nicht Kämpfen gegan Groß Brittania. Aber die Leute von Ost Mediterran sie wollen uns gegen ein ander kämpfen. Patton was right, that is why they killed him.

    • @birgitkatharina
      @birgitkatharina Місяць тому

      @@duplizappergames3585wo findet man diese Rede? Deutsche Seiten gibt’s irgendwie gar keine … aber eh irgendwo verständlich, dass sich das niemand traut, wenn der Satz „alles für Deutschland“ schon für eine Verurteilung und Geldstrafe reicht heutzutage …

  • @peterdoring7521
    @peterdoring7521 6 місяців тому +180

    Danke für diese Rede. Ein sehr wichtiges Zeitdokument, das allen zugänglich gemacht werden sollte, um sich selbst aus Originalaufzeichnungen eine eigene Meinung bilden zu können.

    • @s53gddynamo81
      @s53gddynamo81 6 місяців тому +9

      Is zwar inhaltlich richtig jedoch gibt es hier bloß eine Richtige "Meinung".

    • @cinemattick
      @cinemattick 6 місяців тому +25

      ​@@s53gddynamo81Ich verstehe was du meinst, aber ist es rein logisch nicht paradox bei dem Wort "Meinung" davon zu reden es gäbe nur eine richtige? Meinungen sind Meinung und haben erstmal keinen Anspruch auf Richtigkeit

    • @ludwigsamereier8204
      @ludwigsamereier8204 6 місяців тому +9

      @@cinemattick Stimmt theoretisch. Aber es kommt auf die WIRKUNG an. In D. gibt es einerseits medial "erlaubte" - und andere ketzerische Meinungen, die sofort der rechten Ecke zugeordnet werden.

    • @22grena
      @22grena 6 місяців тому +1

      Das stimmt

    • @s53gddynamo81
      @s53gddynamo81 6 місяців тому +4

      @@cinemattick Naja klar kann keine Meinung objektiv für sich in Anspruch nehmen die Einzig richtige zu sein.
      Allerdings bei einem bestätigten Massenmörder kann es keine 2 Meinungen geben.

  • @1738Creations
    @1738Creations 6 місяців тому +191

    Everything was so much better quality back then. The buildings were made to a high standard, they looked great, things were designed, the walls were painted with care, the light fittings were a bulb stuck in a wall like most do today. Effort was put in to creating stuff and making places people wanted to be.
    Today everything is shit. it's all poorly formed plastic and bottom end phoniness.

    • @zodiac6968
      @zodiac6968 6 місяців тому +21

      Correct, as my late great father once said, as time goes on we seem to become less creative and a lot lazier.

    • @rudedude1686
      @rudedude1686 6 місяців тому

      @@zodiac6968All that was before the hunt for ever increasing margins, exponential growth, cutting costs to the detriment of the customer, this cutthroat capitalism where nothing matters but the bottom line, not people, not the environment (don't be fooled by the "green movement"-most of it is on paper only) not improving the society, living standarts...no, just more money to be made by any means ...hate this about our times

    • @TheCriticalPolitician
      @TheCriticalPolitician 6 місяців тому +23

      Have you seen all those well designed buildings in May 1945? That was the price the Germans had to pay for their 'glorious regime'......

    • @jeremylee5828
      @jeremylee5828 6 місяців тому

      @@zodiac6968​​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠I don’t think people are lazier by any means. I think that the elites have found an extremely successful tactic to exploit the middle and lower class people. 99.9 percent of people take no blame for everything being cheaply made or of poor quality. .01 percent of the population are single handily destroying civilization

    • @okkj1878
      @okkj1878 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@TimmerFrans Ah, yes, if you destroy them, they are no longer nice... amazing argument. So the only reason we Europeans can't have nice things is because (they) will destroy them. Good to know.

  • @MIB_63
    @MIB_63 6 місяців тому +118

    It feels almost unreal listening to Hitler talking in a calm voice.

    • @daucuscarota6602
      @daucuscarota6602 6 місяців тому +13

      There was simply no reason for boasting triumphalism in the face of the death of more than 500,000 soldiers.

    • @alvalankerofficial
      @alvalankerofficial 6 місяців тому +18

      the passion he speaks with, even though i dont know the language I can feel it.

    • @geewhiz5926
      @geewhiz5926 6 місяців тому +11

      ​@alvalankerofficial it really is surreal there was definitely some serious spiritual activity going on there bad and good, I'm sure the spiritual battle was even more intense than the actual war itself.

    • @Maiden4eva1995
      @Maiden4eva1995 6 місяців тому +6

      @@daucuscarota6602 Hitler ignored history, the history from which Napoleon failed the same way he did.

    • @joncheskin
      @joncheskin 6 місяців тому +13

      The rhetorical style is interesting, his main mode is storytelling. Of course, the stories are full of lies and exaggerations, but they are very effective at shaping the reality in the way that he wants others to see it.

  • @bradman8281
    @bradman8281 5 місяців тому +48

    Danke für dieses Video. Bewundernswert diese deutliche Stimme.

    • @SlowfingerJC
      @SlowfingerJC 4 місяці тому

      Warum bewundernswert?

    • @ThomasBerger-de6tq
      @ThomasBerger-de6tq 3 місяці тому +6

      Seine Stimme ist sonor und tragfähig. Eigentlich hört man ihr gerne zu.
      Rhetorisch war er brillant, aber inhaltlich……..

    • @kieleggy08
      @kieleggy08 3 місяці тому

      ​@@SlowfingerJC many people from many country proud of him and german in past. ur contry is the best of all time

    • @MrGS125
      @MrGS125 Місяць тому

      @@ThomasBerger-de6tq könnte immer hören aufjedenfall sehr viel viel besser wir die jetzige Regierung diese heuchler für die Zionisten dieses Volk

  • @CLARKE176
    @CLARKE176 6 місяців тому +27

    The original beer hall was badly damaged by the bomb attempt on Hitlers life 3 years previously which was why lowenbraukeller was chosen instead. The reason he survived was that he cut his speech short, its baffling how much luck he had when it came to assassination attempts.

    • @HolgerRuneFan
      @HolgerRuneFan 6 місяців тому +4

      Wrong. You are speaking of a completely different beer hall, the Bürgerbräukeller, which was destroyed in 1979. That was the beer hall Elser planted the bomb in. Please don't post erroneous and false information.

    • @CLARKE176
      @CLARKE176 6 місяців тому +6

      @@HolgerRuneFan no I'm completely right, the hall was badly damaged by George Elser's bomb in 1939 so the Nazi leadership moved the celebration events to another building while the original was being repaired but was never used again due to wartime shortages.

    • @MountVernonTrucking
      @MountVernonTrucking 5 місяців тому +3

      Relax guy.​@@HolgerRuneFan

    • @gundarsspruds539
      @gundarsspruds539 3 місяці тому

      Hi got more lives neither cats...but historical question is..will be the same ...-So why so...less evil? For future Europe?...

    • @Thomas-qr3zv
      @Thomas-qr3zv Місяць тому

      Does this beer hall still exist?

  • @Palladria
    @Palladria 6 місяців тому +115

    His speech ability was unmatched and still is today

    • @antonioacevedo5200
      @antonioacevedo5200 6 місяців тому +10

      Glad you are blown away by his "speech ability".

    • @steveg8322
      @steveg8322 6 місяців тому +11

      If anything you could hear the fear in his voice,and the idiocy of grasping at straws.

    • @joanfrellburg4901
      @joanfrellburg4901 6 місяців тому

      Unmatched in blatant stupidity, hate, and racism.

    • @jebbroham1776
      @jebbroham1776 6 місяців тому +11

      @@steveg8322 Germany wasn't fighting a hopeless war until the failure of Kursk.

    • @steveg8322
      @steveg8322 6 місяців тому +1

      @@jebbroham1776 Germany was fighting a hopeless war when it decided to invade Russia and declaring war on the United States.”Flew in the face of not only common morality but of common sense as well “.

  • @sascha7725
    @sascha7725 2 місяці тому +17

    Thank god I’m German and I can hear the original 😁

  • @richardstone3083
    @richardstone3083 6 місяців тому +61

    Although I am sincerely grateful for this important piece of history, the translation does leave a lot to be desired

    • @flappypancake85
      @flappypancake85 6 місяців тому +6

      If you even know a little bit of German you can see the translation is pretty accurate.

    • @22grena
      @22grena 6 місяців тому

      @@flappypancake85 But not 100%

    • @claymor8241
      @claymor8241 5 місяців тому +6

      @@flappypancake85No it’s not, quite often the English translation doesn’t make sense. Some of the words used don’t even exist in English. The gist is usually there but this is not really ready for upload.

    • @momeara7482
      @momeara7482 5 місяців тому +6

      I speak German fluently. And I can assure you that the English translation is poor. And in some places it is laughably poor. @@flappypancake85

    • @toast2610
      @toast2610 3 місяці тому +1

      In some places it's the opposite of what was said and meant.

  • @knutkunze2283
    @knutkunze2283 6 місяців тому +65

    He spoke about the poor russian farmers. And about the capitalism of the „west“.

    • @markbaston8147
      @markbaston8147 5 місяців тому +22

      Because he genuinely cared.

    • @e9_Tum0r
      @e9_Tum0r 4 місяці тому

      Why do some people try to make a distinction between Nazi Germany and the “west”? Germany WAS/IS the west, even when Hitler controlled it.

    • @MrDaiseymay
      @MrDaiseymay 4 місяці тому

      DELIBERATELY CREATED MASS STARVATION, BY THAT OTHER LUNATIC, STALIN. IT'S ALL IN THE BOOKS. AND IS THE REASON WHY MANY UKRANIANS JOINED THE GERMAN ARMY INVADER'S. BECAUSE THEY THOUGHT MAYBE THEY WOULD BE BETTER MASTER'S THAN STALIN.'S HENCHMEN

    • @johnrockyryan
      @johnrockyryan 3 місяці тому

      Like I said time and time again he is the most demonized human being in history once you find out the truth you feel sick cause you've been lied to

    • @francoislechanceux5818
      @francoislechanceux5818 2 місяці тому

      ​@@markbaston8147Yes he cared so much for russian farmers and for russia unlike Stalin. The Bolsheviks should have let him win and go in exile in Mexico, right?

  • @stephenchristian5739
    @stephenchristian5739 2 місяці тому +3

    fascinating it's so important to hear one gets a perspective on all one has learned from WWII film videos books recordings, it completes a person's understanding of that wars history, thank you. PS. I left the program because I thought the titles were removed by YT censors I see now that it's blurred because the former ST's were way off sync with what Hitler is saying. I think you should mention that because a lot of folks are leaving as I did. Thank you again.

  • @michaelgohl6503
    @michaelgohl6503 7 місяців тому +81

    Hervorragendes historisches Dokument.

  • @MultiUndertakker
    @MultiUndertakker 7 місяців тому +95

    Wow ich bin echt baff. Woher hast du die ganze Rede ? Habe bislang nur den Anfang gefunden. Höre jetzt dank dir endlich den letzen Teil. LG aus Düsseldorf

    • @reshapingyourdestiny
      @reshapingyourdestiny 7 місяців тому +18

      Die Rede und noch viele mehr konnte man sich in den 90er Jahren als Schallplatte bei bestimmten Vetrieben bestellen, ganz legal. CD's auch😂

    • @gimtomic5987
      @gimtomic5987 6 місяців тому +4

      Gruß aus Solingen

    • @Thorsten-zl3es
      @Thorsten-zl3es 6 місяців тому

      Adolf Hitler hat mit vielem mit dem was er sagte Recht gehabt, aber es nicht zu rechtfertigen das man deshalb Millionen Menschen opfert...

    • @Maexensteyhn
      @Maexensteyhn 6 місяців тому

      ​@@reshapingyourdestinyTatsächlich?

    • @Maexensteyhn
      @Maexensteyhn 6 місяців тому

      ​@@reshapingyourdestinyBist du zufällig im Besitz selbiger?

  • @djjayem100
    @djjayem100 6 місяців тому +69

    This was probably the most crucial moment throughout the entire war. The outcome literally depended on 1 city.

    • @NankerPhelge65
      @NankerPhelge65 5 місяців тому +5

      and the Allies landed in north africa on this date.

    • @alexmikityanskiy6605
      @alexmikityanskiy6605 5 місяців тому +6

      In his view Stalingrad was not blinder at the time he was given this speech, I can only imagine how suprised he was few months later after he had to withdraw thousands of troops from Caucasus after his 6th army perished😊

    • @priatalat
      @priatalat 5 місяців тому

      Hitler lost as soon as he invaded the Soviet Union.

    • @pschneider1968
      @pschneider1968 5 місяців тому +8

      The dice had been cast towards Germany losing the war when Hitler decided to attack Russia with "Operation Barbarossa", breaking the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact. It was self-evident that Germany could not win a war on two front lines.

    • @user-hu1ii6os6q
      @user-hu1ii6os6q 5 місяців тому

      It was a turning point. But the Germans probably lost the war with the failure to defeat Britain. Invading Russia was a massive mistake. Too big a country for them to conquer. All dependent on a quick victory. There were no plans for a long war.

  • @jf5-mars334
    @jf5-mars334 4 місяці тому +6

    I can only imagine the soldier in stalingrad , frozen , whitout food , surrended by dead felow soldiers , around a small fire in the ruins , listening this live speech on a small old radio ... And trying to find the will to keep fighting , its just insane .

    • @DailyHeeDee
      @DailyHeeDee 4 місяці тому +4

      Because you haven't lived true the Weimar republic.

    • @omarrojo9484
      @omarrojo9484 4 місяці тому +5

      ​@@DailyHeeDee Or soviet occupation, really.

  • @Offenbacher64
    @Offenbacher64 7 місяців тому +34

    vielen Dank für das Video.

  • @LonGin-gp2cr
    @LonGin-gp2cr Місяць тому +7

    History should not be illegal or considerd any type of immoral.

  • @jaapvander3787
    @jaapvander3787 6 місяців тому +149

    Hitler could talk like this for 2 hours. Without faltering, without wrong words, without a slip of the tongue, an inhuman achievement.

    • @lmlm1970
      @lmlm1970 6 місяців тому +44

      And the audience would not look away once, such was the power

    • @wolfenprime5867
      @wolfenprime5867 6 місяців тому +29

      he used some wrong words in german gramatical, i am german and sometimes its hard to understand him gramatical

    • @STEbbi561
      @STEbbi561 6 місяців тому +11

      and if you want to find logic content, you will hear as a german speaking person, that there is almost none: Like Trump with injecting bleach to heal you from covid... Every dictatorship is in combination with idiocracy...

    • @samphillips9104
      @samphillips9104 6 місяців тому +10

      He was on meth

    • @robertburke1486
      @robertburke1486 6 місяців тому +9

      I thought it was a rambling, incoherent attempt to give hope to these sycophantic minions. It seems he was aware, when discussing the anticipated North Africa landings, and wanted to reduce the whole conflict to a duel between him and FDR. Unfortunately for him, Roosevelt was the true master strategist...

  • @greenbeech3055
    @greenbeech3055 6 місяців тому +166

    The winners write the history books.

    • @westilldontknow3407
      @westilldontknow3407 6 місяців тому +6

      *historians

    • @nonconformsoundwave1351
      @nonconformsoundwave1351 6 місяців тому +5

      the winners always tell the truth

    • @peterdoring7521
      @peterdoring7521 6 місяців тому +2

      ​@@nonconformsoundwave1351 The winners always tell you their truth.

    • @PeterFamiko-lw8ue
      @PeterFamiko-lw8ue 6 місяців тому

      Sure, but motal imperative can be easily recognized

    • @TheHesseJames
      @TheHesseJames 6 місяців тому +6

      Yup, hence it is a good thing that the Nazis didn’t get to write our history books.

  • @anibalargentina3991
    @anibalargentina3991 2 місяці тому +11

    WOW! His voice was captivating and fascinating!

  • @finchborat
    @finchborat 7 місяців тому +19

    The podium picture shown in the screenshot is the picture in Col. Klink's office in Hogan's Heroes.

  • @pane53e98
    @pane53e98 Місяць тому +18

    Die Geschichte war damals anders als sie uns heute präsentiert wird!

    • @Viggebob
      @Viggebob 29 днів тому

      Verwahrloste Faschsiten haben den Aufstieg der offenen Rassisten heraufbeschworen. Wie heute.

    • @janschnurr4221
      @janschnurr4221 3 дні тому

      Sind Sie dumm??

  • @user-db6pt7vr3l
    @user-db6pt7vr3l 6 місяців тому +61

    Was für ein wunderbarer Redner. Sehr faszinierend.

  • @TheDrednaught
    @TheDrednaught 6 місяців тому +18

    Crazy that it’s censored. History is history one cannot pick and choose

    • @martinwarner1178
      @martinwarner1178 Місяць тому

      Censored so you don't find out who the bad fellows really were. Most of western history is lies my friend. Peace and goodwill.

  • @Aristotelezz
    @Aristotelezz 6 місяців тому +11

    There aren't many recordings of Hitlers normal voice but IMO it can be heard here aswell.

  • @nik4546
    @nik4546 8 місяців тому +92

    Thanks for preserving history, keep up the good work!
    However, at 8:42, it's "Eden", not "Iken". Anthony Eden was a prime minister.

    • @GermanWWIIPreservation
      @GermanWWIIPreservation  8 місяців тому +15

      Thank you. Thanks for pointing that out as well. I do intend to redo this video someday when I get around to it, as there are some other minor errors in the translation.

    • @sanwan7138
      @sanwan7138 7 місяців тому +5

      This speech sounds like the mannerheim
      Normal Voice because the
      fuhrer is too tired and depressed to be a cheerleader so hardly any8 screaming in soprano.... this is his normal voice
      What a demogogue he was.

    • @tobo818
      @tobo818 6 місяців тому +2

      He really says Eden, not Iken. It sounds little weird for non- german- speakers due to his austrian accent.

    • @SR-zc6lk
      @SR-zc6lk 6 місяців тому

      @@sanwan7138hero

    • @davidluck1678
      @davidluck1678 6 місяців тому +4

      Warmonger Churchill was PM; Eden was #1 hatchet man/errand boy. Later PM.

  • @theavocadoguitarist.1823
    @theavocadoguitarist.1823 3 місяці тому +4

    It honestly surprises me how low Hitler’s voice actually was. The rest of the content you see about hitler shows him screaming in a pitchy voice, and getting to hear him talk is such a different experience!

    • @jimbo43ohara51
      @jimbo43ohara51 Місяць тому +1

      It seems very measured, not the hysteria that you normally associate with him. If only our present leaders spoke in such a measured tone. Little wonder he had such an adoring audience.

  • @juanjomiranda9373
    @juanjomiranda9373 6 місяців тому +46

    Hace tiempo quería escuchar este discurso ,que sale en la película de Stalingrado de 1993 . gracias por el video

    • @jfrz44
      @jfrz44 6 місяців тому +9

      23:05 hasta 24:24

  • @karlmehltretter2677
    @karlmehltretter2677 8 місяців тому +34

    An audio recording of the 1941 Munich speech (soon after start of Barbarossa) would be great.. I wonder if it exists somewhere.

    • @GermanWWIIPreservation
      @GermanWWIIPreservation  8 місяців тому +27

      I'll look for that audio and see what I can do, I believe it may exist somewhere.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 7 місяців тому +15

      it does, ive heard it on you tube probably a good few years ago,So embarrassing, he refers to the city on the Volga, named after Stalin, "we,ve got it" he says,"just a little mopping up to do",,,i want to take my time and do it toughly" he says.hahaahha , We,ve got it, same as he had Moscow!! same as he had Leningrad,, he ended up in a little room size of a small kitchen, THAT was his Empire when he blew his head off!

    • @TigerUpperCut22
      @TigerUpperCut22 7 місяців тому +3

      @@zakmarsden5997 i ve heard that speech few months ago as well on yt. i remember it was over 20 mins but don't remember the title

    • @user-nb6rj4fe3q
      @user-nb6rj4fe3q 7 місяців тому

      ​@@zakmarsden5997crazy how brainwashed You are. Do You know about the holocaust against Christians in soviet Russia? The US fought the wrong Empire.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 7 місяців тому

      @@TigerUpperCut22 the terrible truth for the German people was that within weeks of that speech a whole German Army had been destroyed at Stalingrad in a battle that hitler had told them "Had been won2

  • @domepuncher
    @domepuncher 7 місяців тому +16

    The subtitles are not so good. Why so many breaks in translation? Like half of the whole video is left without subtitles

    • @samuelm6310
      @samuelm6310 3 місяці тому +4

      The translator (or creator of the video) doesn't want you to know some of the things he said.

  • @CD318
    @CD318 6 місяців тому +19

    Nice work, and thank you for posting!

  • @marcdunn1167
    @marcdunn1167 Місяць тому +3

    Very interesting for me as a German. Such footage or audio records isn't published here in mainstream often.
    Fun fact, without WW2 I wouldn't exist. My grandpa was American soldier and married grandma in Köln... And my dad was born later.
    Thx publishing this.

  • @christopher9270
    @christopher9270 7 місяців тому +93

    Whoever edited the subtitling did a terrible job.

    • @GermanWWIIPreservation
      @GermanWWIIPreservation  7 місяців тому +22

      yeah, sorry. the subtitles have been fixed. access them through the youtube subtitles page. I plan on reuploading this video sometime.

    • @skyhero1888
      @skyhero1888 6 місяців тому +5

      Deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache 😉

    • @alexandervonkarnstein
      @alexandervonkarnstein 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@skyhero1888Aber wirklich. 😅

    • @jen-zd3qz
      @jen-zd3qz 2 місяці тому

      Yeah he blocked out the correct ones then butchered it and said its the corrected version. We know the tactic..All Adolf will be destroyed by them and well be the the darkness of ignorance so they can make us their slaves then kill us all like in Gaza.

  • @daphneanson9587
    @daphneanson9587 6 місяців тому +7

    "Mr Ikin" in the subtitles at about 8:50 is "Mr Eden," i.e., Anthony Eden, Britain's Foreign Secretary.

  • @Deerrus
    @Deerrus Місяць тому +19

    12 years, not a slave.

  • @malashen
    @malashen 3 місяці тому +5

    So he was aware of Napoleon 1812, but thought the winter 1942 would not be so harsh.

  • @Swat-ed5bt
    @Swat-ed5bt 7 місяців тому +11

    Great video. Thanks 👍❤

  • @jayjayson9613
    @jayjayson9613 5 місяців тому +6

    Why was President Roosevelts name misspelled like that? Just weird is all. Btw, would you be able to upload Hitlers last speech that was broadcast on January 30 1945

  • @macdaniel6029
    @macdaniel6029 6 місяців тому +59

    Ich hätte nie gedacht Hitler mal das Wort "Gangster" aussprechen zu hören. Sehr interessantes Zeitdokument, man kann daraus sehr viele Schlüsse ziehen, z.B. dass er niemals auf jemanden gehört hätte der ihm abgeraten hätte Russland anzugreifen. "Wir werden sehen ob das ein Fehler war" - ich denke wir können diese Frage mit ja beantworten ;)

    • @holgerrothenberger454
      @holgerrothenberger454 6 місяців тому +11

      Gegenüber dem finnischen Marschall Mannerheim hat er dies im Mai 42 eingestanden. Der finnische Geheimdienst hat das Gespräch heimlich mitgeschnitten.

    • @kammschupper
      @kammschupper 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@holgerrothenberger454es blieb ihm doch gar keine andere Wahl als anzugreifen. Die Russen haben davor Finnland angegriffen und wollten danach die Genehmigung Deutschlands, um die Rumänien und Estland angreifen zu dürfen. Es war ein russisch bolschewistischer Angriff auf Europa. Als wir kriegerisch Unterlagen, sah man die Absicht der Fremden aus dem Osten

    • @questionsfrog1918
      @questionsfrog1918 6 місяців тому +13

      Wenn der passive Widerstand nicht die Nachschublieferungen fehlgeleitet & verzögert hätte könnte er mit seiner Einschätzung damals recht gehabt haben,sooooo unwahrscheinlich ist das nicht

    • @chrisyuriy4410
      @chrisyuriy4410 6 місяців тому +14

      ​@@holgerrothenberger454Er hat zugegeben, die Russen unterschätzt, aber letztendlich keine Wahl gehabt zu haben. Wo die Reise hingeht, stand schon in seinem Buch und wird in dieser Rede wiedergespiegelt.

    • @chrisyuriy4410
      @chrisyuriy4410 6 місяців тому

      @@questionsfrog1918 Die Russen haben eine Falle gestellt und in seiner ideologischen Verbohrtheit ist er darauf hereingefallen. Das lag auch nicht am Nachschub, denn bis Stalingad ging der Vormarsch relativ zügig vor sich. Er musste die Stadt, die Stalins Namen trägt unbedingt einnehmen, die Wolga hätte auch woanders abgeschnitten werden können, und die Russen haben in einem völlig zerstörten urbanen Umfeld einen entsprechenden Empfang bereitet. Haus für Haus und Mann gegen Mann. Extreme Verluste auf beiden Seiten. Es war wohl bekannt, das die Flanken überdehnt und nur schwach geschützt waren, auch die Bereitstellungen jenseits der Wolga sind wohl auch nicht unbemerkt geblieben. Seit der Schlacht um Moskau war bekannt, das die Russen sehr wohl in der Lage sind, frische Divisionen in großer Zahl heranzuführen und einen erfolgreichen Gegenangriff zu starten. Wider besseres Wissen in den Untergang. Und auch der Befehl zur Rundum Verteidigung für eine Truppe in dieser Größe ist in der Militärgeschichte einmalig. Versorgung aus der Luft hat wohl auch nicht so funktioniert. Vollkommen wahnsinnig der Typ!

  • @vitamind4755
    @vitamind4755 6 місяців тому +10

    At Min. 17:50 he is referring to the Kaufman-Plan and the book "Germany must perish" from 1941.

    • @timtam8754
      @timtam8754 2 місяці тому +2

      that`s why surrending was not a oppotunity. Because of these plans of psychopat peoples...

  • @robrob122
    @robrob122 2 місяці тому +8

    Einer gegen den Rest der Welt

  • @U00U00U
    @U00U00U 5 місяців тому +6

    Gibt es Parallelen zwischen 1942/1943 und 2022/2023 hinsichtlich des Erhalts von Europa?
    Any parallels between Europe 1942/1943 and 2022/2023?
    ☝️

    • @alfi-gr9cy
      @alfi-gr9cy 3 місяці тому

      Kaum... die atomare Abschreckung funktioniert einigermaßen noch

  • @pregler88
    @pregler88 Місяць тому +3

    Thanks for showing these historical and important videos.

  • @Joezvi
    @Joezvi 7 місяців тому +10

    We need a reupload. Where the subtitels are better.

    • @GermanWWIIPreservation
      @GermanWWIIPreservation  7 місяців тому +6

      yes, sorry, the subtitles have been fixed. access them through the youtube subtitles page. I do plan on reuploading this video sometime.

  • @HandGrenadeDivision
    @HandGrenadeDivision 6 місяців тому +2

    23:10 - where the snippet from the 1993 Stalingrad film can be found

  • @ardimehmeti952
    @ardimehmeti952 7 місяців тому +64

    Gibt es auch spätere Reden die du besitzt? kannst Du diese bitte hochladen. Unfassbar historischen Wert

    • @Tewtcalpha
      @Tewtcalpha 7 місяців тому +6

      Spätere Reden gibt es nicht so viele.

    • @haraldthorson9153
      @haraldthorson9153 7 місяців тому +19

      Schnell runterladen bevor es wieder verschwindet.

    • @davidglickstein5169
      @davidglickstein5169 7 місяців тому +12

      @@TewtcalphaEs waren etliche Reden von 1928 - 1942 vorhanden, leider alles gelöscht mittlerweile.

    • @pimmelberger9967
      @pimmelberger9967 7 місяців тому

      ​@@davidglickstein5169von ihm hochgeladen, oder woher?

    • @antonmichaelberger2536
      @antonmichaelberger2536 7 місяців тому +10

      Da hast Du absolut Recht, historisches Gut vom höchstem Wert, Grüße aus Österreich 🇩🇪❤️🇱🇻

  • @alfredbernasek861
    @alfredbernasek861 6 місяців тому +17

    FANTASTISCHES ZEITDOKUMENT

  • @pjotrboboy900
    @pjotrboboy900 3 місяці тому

    I watched it a second time, this is a great upload.
    (Still, please continue to make the translation more professional. As with great speeches always, one can not only translate one word for word to another language. A proper translation is almost as hard as writing the original speech :))
    It was remarkable in the end of the speech, that when AH asked the people to continue to work even harder, the applauds faded fast... at that time it had already been 20 years of hard work since the last war. People started to question how long this will go on.
    Everything started to go from bad to worse for AH after this speech, more or less.

    • @jen-zd3qz
      @jen-zd3qz 2 місяці тому

      He intentionally butchered this its typical..

  • @centerp1ece
    @centerp1ece 22 дні тому +2

    it's weird - i can't find the video via search only via direct link.

  • @BFFWILLA
    @BFFWILLA 6 місяців тому +33

    Thank you! This is a History! History is very important.

  • @nickcirillo6191
    @nickcirillo6191 5 місяців тому +9

    Fatherland freed from the world bank 🏦

  • @HeadPack
    @HeadPack 3 місяці тому +2

    He was a talented speaker who gamed the Germans with well feigned logic. The first part of this speech is an example. Good effort with the subs. I understand German.

  • @TroyaE117
    @TroyaE117 6 місяців тому +54

    Only 10 days later, everything was to change with the Russian counter- offensive.

    • @drmontreal6165
      @drmontreal6165 6 місяців тому +5

      11 days.

    • @jurgenjung4302
      @jurgenjung4302 6 місяців тому

      UA-cam:"DIE VERBORGENE GESCHICHTE" TEIL1 UND TEIL2///Die ersten 30Min reichen aus. 💥

    • @playlistjohnnybitter
      @playlistjohnnybitter 6 місяців тому +3

      Ukraine like

    • @NankerPhelge65
      @NankerPhelge65 5 місяців тому

      nov 19th and on this date the allies landed in north africa

  • @TheBrubaker2
    @TheBrubaker2 4 місяці тому +7

    Fascinating contrast in physical tone compared to some other speeches. Quieter delivery, acoustics in the room and probably different recording equipment may account for this. Thank you for sharing.

  • @KarstenKriwat
    @KarstenKriwat 5 місяців тому +13

    Die alten Parteigenossen!

  • @joebrown2661
    @joebrown2661 3 місяці тому +1

    Thank you for posting this. It’s becoming extremely hard to find any primary material on Hitlers speech’s in 2024. Can I ask where you find these? Or can you upload anymore?

  • @thunderluke6432
    @thunderluke6432 4 місяці тому +2

    Man, thanks for your work. Could you post this one with subtitles on the video?

  • @FortniteBlaster2
    @FortniteBlaster2 7 місяців тому +106

    45:40 Hitler talking about this war not being for Germany, but for all of Europe. Makes sense when he had 1,000,000 Russians fighting for the Germans, and thousands of other Europeans such as Romanian's, Hungarian's, Estonian's, Frenchmen, Austrians, Norwegians, Danes, Dutchmen, Belgians, etc.

    • @alexandereschmann
      @alexandereschmann 7 місяців тому +16

      It also makes sense from his point of view since he wasn't a nationalist in the classic sense but a racial supremacist and therefore always willing to absorb and assimiliate other peoples within his empire

    • @TheLibertyFront
      @TheLibertyFront 7 місяців тому +11

      @@alexandereschmannOf all of the white races, he felt most pride for his fellow German. Making him still quite the nationalist.

    • @news_internationale2035
      @news_internationale2035 7 місяців тому +25

      No way that many Russians fought for him. Stop BSing people!

    • @hymen2393
      @hymen2393 7 місяців тому +2

      ​@@news_internationale2035Fun Fact: Stalin killed more Russians than Hitler:)

    • @albertotorreslopez
      @albertotorreslopez 7 місяців тому +39

      Because he was not the kind of person that winning countries have told us always ...
      And his ideology and program was suitabe for all Europa and for all countries in the world, it was not only a German fight for freedom, but more than that for entire world

  • @ivojuk3666
    @ivojuk3666 6 місяців тому +17

    Germans are very disciplinized folk - this is an advantage for almost all the time.

    • @Reupload-Kanal-Von-Lukas-Heil
      @Reupload-Kanal-Von-Lukas-Heil 5 місяців тому +1

      In the past, but not in the present day

    • @ivojuk3666
      @ivojuk3666 4 місяці тому +3

      @@Reupload-Kanal-Von-Lukas-Heil depends on perspective. For us you are still disciplinized. Greetings from south Europe! ;)

  • @Bobblawlaw1
    @Bobblawlaw1 2 місяці тому

    It feels like the subtitles go by so quickly that I have to constantly play it back.

  • @dasman6223
    @dasman6223 4 місяці тому +5

    This is his natural, everyday voice. Not at all like his screaming voice.

  • @jessasnamoi
    @jessasnamoi 6 місяців тому +22

    The subtitles really alter the meaning and leave out crucial words. I counted at least 5 major errors up to 16:29 where I just read "the Lord of the Poles" when instead it should be "thus when Poland [fell]". He said "daher" (thus) but it's wrongfully translated as "der Herr" (the lord), making no sense at all.
    This would be top quality stuff if it wouldn't be for meaning-altering subtitles.

    • @jd3d_cgi
      @jd3d_cgi 3 місяці тому

      But they were, all of them, deceived, for another Pole was made. In the land of Poland

    • @jen-zd3qz
      @jen-zd3qz 2 місяці тому +1

      Yeah its intentional. He blocked out the correct subtitles then put gibberish and says its the corrected ones!

  • @matta9316
    @matta9316 4 місяці тому +3

    Crazy hearing his actual voice! Amazing thanks for sharing

  • @franciscoae1330
    @franciscoae1330 6 місяців тому +10

    Tell us the history with no censor....

  • @cristiancamacho4773
    @cristiancamacho4773 6 місяців тому +1

    Could someone please tell me the name of the march that plays in the background?
    Thank you so much

  • @curvedvector
    @curvedvector 4 місяці тому +6

    In war, truth is the first casualty. Aeschylus Greek tragic dramatist (525 BC - 456 BC).

  • @Schdanek
    @Schdanek 6 місяців тому +149

    This was one of the last enthusiastic speeches before the course of the war changed dramatically. He then feared public appearances and went into hiding.

    • @MaxHeimst
      @MaxHeimst 6 місяців тому +45

      It was in fact the very last of the enthusiastic speeches. Only 11 days later the Red Army started its operation to cut off Stalingrad. From there on there wasn't anything to be enthusiastic about. Well, Goebbels' speech proclaiming "total war" may have sounded enthusiastic, only that it wasn't really. Goebbels proclaimed the storm to break loose - all that meant that the war was, in fact, lost and Goebbels was grabbing at straws.

    • @medialex78
      @medialex78 6 місяців тому

      @@MaxHeimst It is indeed quite easy to recognize when a war gets lost by one party. WW II was the first conflict that made people recognize that due to media presence. Hitler & Co. used radio and television as propaganda tools to keep the people walking the line. If this would not have been the case, WW II may have ended much earlier.

    • @benjaminprince6424
      @benjaminprince6424 6 місяців тому

      Indeed, Goebbels, Göring, Himmler, Speer, soon became the public faces giving speeches and public orders whilst he isolated himself to the Wolfslair, only travelling to Berlin at night as to avoid the scenes of bomber commands damage

    • @haraldthorson9153
      @haraldthorson9153 6 місяців тому +29

      He never went into hiding and gave speeches after this but it did become a thing that did not happen as much anymore.

    • @metalguy098
      @metalguy098 6 місяців тому +24

      @@MaxHeimst You can't deny that was Goebbel's best speech. He asked the crowd if they wanted total war and they screamed yes and then passionately sang the national anthem whilst knowing the war was lost. There has never been a speech like it before or since.

  • @thomaspierce3650
    @thomaspierce3650 6 місяців тому +26

    Within 3 months of this speech Stalingrad falls and in 3 years Germany would be divided into 4 ' Occupation Zones ' under the control by the victors of the war.

    • @SR-zc6lk
      @SR-zc6lk 6 місяців тому +1

      And now Europeans are set to be a minority, as the third world moves in.

    • @marionapoleoni4502
      @marionapoleoni4502 5 місяців тому +4

      Makes
      Me
      Ill

    • @justforever96
      @justforever96 2 місяці тому

      Stalingrad didn't fall, they were trying to take it. The besieging army was surrounded and destroyed. It can't fall when they never succeeded in taking it, and the main combat afterwards happened outside the city behind the lines.

  • @valicourt
    @valicourt 6 місяців тому +5

    In the movie “downfall” he dictates a speech in the beginning of the film. It’s this one!

  • @synergygaming65
    @synergygaming65 6 місяців тому +75

    Incredible speaker regardless of the man he was.

    • @antonioacevedo5200
      @antonioacevedo5200 6 місяців тому +2

      Have you also a picture of this "incredible speaker" in your livingroom?

    • @leatherface6352
      @leatherface6352 6 місяців тому +1

      @@antonioacevedo5200yes

    • @joanfrellburg4901
      @joanfrellburg4901 6 місяців тому +5

      Ya, an incredible step backwards for all of humanity. A devil that deserves no praise whatsoever.

    • @mirkojorgovic
      @mirkojorgovic 6 місяців тому +2

      Many earlier tonfilm speaches were with more acting gestures and with more hysterical voice's intonation than here. Also with Mannerheim discussed more normal like here.

    • @antonioacevedo5200
      @antonioacevedo5200 6 місяців тому

      Many people that post here are overwhelmed and smitten by Hitler's oratory skills, but Hitler had none. The praises heaped on him are just excuses for those who were hoodwinked by him because, to a normal person, his rantings and overt hatred of Jews would have driven any normal person away regardless how good his bull shit was.

  • @emausderratsuchende5447
    @emausderratsuchende5447 7 місяців тому +4

    Die Übersetzungen sind komplett falsch....was soll das?

  • @mufcrulz
    @mufcrulz 6 місяців тому +2

    Which website has these Hitler speeches?

  • @joshualarson505
    @joshualarson505 6 місяців тому +1

    Very symbolic subscriber count at the moment *7.77K* Thank you for this, God bless.

  • @xxxy9928
    @xxxy9928 6 місяців тому +19

    was mich am meisten wundert ist sein perfektes hochdeutsch ....als geborener Braunauer ...man hört absolut keinen OÖ-Dialekt durch !

    •  6 місяців тому +10

      Hitler sprach eine Mischung aus Bayerischem und passauer Deutsch. Aber man hőrt doch dass er Ősterreicher ist. Komischerweise hőrt man keine Wiener Klangfärbung in seiner Sprechweise.

    • @groppermilk
      @groppermilk 6 місяців тому +8

      Perfektes Hochdeutsch? Das ist nicht ganz richtig. Er hat Hoch- oder Standarddeutsch gesprochen, aber nur in einem weit gefassten Sinn. Ich als Norddeutscher würde die Klangfarbe seiner teils sehr "kehligen" Redeweise eher als süddeutsch einordnen. Außerdem hat er gelegentlich spezifisch österreichische Wörter und Ausdrücke benutzt, die in Deutschland (auch in Bayern) schlicht nicht verwendet werden. Eine seiner damaligen Privatsekretätinnen, Traudl Junge (geborene Münchnerin), hat in einem Interview berichtet, dass er "nimmermehr" anstelle von "niemals" oder "nie" verwendet hat, beispielsweise wie in: "Das habe ich nimmermehr gehört." Das ist in Deutschland gänzlich unüblich und unbekannt und nur aus dem Kontext zu verstehen. Im Vergleich dazu kam Goebbels' Redeweise - nach deutschen Maßstäben - dem Hochdeutschen vielleicht doch etwas näher, obwohl sein Deutsch eine ganz leichte niederrheinische Klangfärbung ("rheinischer Singsang") aufwies.

    •  6 місяців тому +2

      @@groppermilk komischerweise hat seine Sprache keine Wiener Klangfärbung!!

    • @groppermilk
      @groppermilk 6 місяців тому

      @ Du willst damit sicherlich auf Hitlers Wiener Jahre anspielen. Bist du Wiener? Man darf nicht vergessen, dass Hitler bereits 18 Jahre alt war, als er nach Wien ging, um sich dort 1907 an der Kunstakademie zu bewerben. In diesem Alter wird man nicht mehr so stark von einem Dialekt geprägt, dass er noch einen wesentlichen Einfluss auf die Redesweise eines Menschen hätte. Die Sprachentwicklung ist ein lebenslanger Prozess, aber die grundlegende Sprachentwicklung (Grammatik, Wortschatz, Artikulation) ist in der Regel bereits im Alter von fünf bis sechs Jahren abgeschlossen. Und offensichtlich hat sich Hitler ganz bewusst auf das Hochdeutsche konzentriert, sicherlich auch, um sich - psychologisch gesehen - von den provinziellen, kleinbürgerlichen Verhältnissen, aus denen er stammte, abzugrenzen.

    • @just_p4274
      @just_p4274 6 місяців тому +2

      Der hat so einen krassen Dialekt im Hochdeutschen, das hört man sofort. 😂

  • @alexandershiferaw4082
    @alexandershiferaw4082 3 місяці тому +5

    German military was strogest in ww2 and ww1 but major great powers were against them

  • @respon331
    @respon331 6 місяців тому +1

    where are the subtitles from 15:14 to 15:22 ? 22:01 to 22:06 too.

  • @billahlstrom5723
    @billahlstrom5723 7 місяців тому +2

    The subtitles are ahead of the actual spoken words.

  • @CoolboyItalia
    @CoolboyItalia 3 місяці тому +5

    Was für eine brillante Sprache!

    • @guenterhi
      @guenterhi 3 місяці тому +2

      Das stimmt! Ganz unabhängig davon, was man davon hält. Die wahre Geschichte hat uns noch viel zu sagen, oder hätte 😜

  • @theresiazimmermann3049
    @theresiazimmermann3049 6 місяців тому +43

    Würde exakt in die heutige Zeit passen!

    • @miguelrojaslieber3088
      @miguelrojaslieber3088 5 місяців тому

      La HISTORIA y la HUMANIDAD sería mucho mejor, te lo aseguro ; sólo para entendedores.

    • @patmctallica3522
      @patmctallica3522 3 місяці тому

      Du hast doch auch einen PC und oder ein Handy oder nicht?
      Was denkst du waum?
      Du meinst doch diese böse Ausbeute des Westens...nicht etwa Hitlers, den der tat das ja nicht.....oder doch?
      ...oder doch Mister?

  • @scottprendergast5262
    @scottprendergast5262 5 місяців тому

    Thank GOD someone has the sense to preserve this great material
    Thank you so much this holiday season
    Merry Christmas
    Get the bonfires going!
    O tannenbaum!

  • @alvalankerofficial
    @alvalankerofficial 6 місяців тому +30

    Absolutely fascinating. Unreal.