The Mysterious Alpine Fortress | The Last Bastion of the Third Reich

Did the Germans build a fortress in the Alps to resist to the end? What were its characteristics? What objective was Goebbels pursuing with it? When did Americans become aware of it? Did it have any importance when moving towards Berlin? Which German leader was most interested in her? Next, in this program we analyze it in depth.
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00:00 The Origin of the Alpine Fortress
01:45 Alpine Fortress Features
03:20 Alpine Fortress Objective
04:45 German evacuation plans to the Alps
08:10 Last soldiers in the Alps

[@martintranslations9883]

The Alpine Fortress was never supposed to be a literal fortress. The alps themselves were to be the "fortress", because mountains are easy to defend.

[@melgross]

It wouldn’t have mattered if they had built this in 1942. No fortress is impregnable. As the Soviets did with a number of fortress cities, it would have been surrounded, at least, as much as needed and Germany would have been defeated without it being of any use in the fight. Then, as the war ended, it would have had to surrender. What else could those in there do? Food would run out.

[@colonelreb2688]

Only thing I can think of, is if they did actually have provisions for years and shielded themselves with POW’s, there might be a scenario where the guerrilla fighting turns the allies and soviets against each other to Germany’s benefit. The Germans were very good at fighting in the mountains.

[@antoniasorianoperez2746]

Good history Channel

[@jboss119]

the alps were a fortress in itself

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Yes it was, but is was a codeword for Thuringias AWO area.

[@hrvat1561]

The music/soundtrack from this video,someone,please?

[@TheYeti308]

I like it , I like it a lot . !

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage video about mysterious Alpina fortress.. that deceptive fake Nazism regime propaganda project .. Thank you 🙏 ( War Academy) channel for sharing this remarkable historical coverage video

[@waracademy128]

Ty man

[@Ettrick8]

Had the British forces gone home by the his point in the war?

[@jasonmussett2129]

Great video. If this had ever been built it would have been the stuff of nightmares for the Allies

[@melgross]

No. It could have been ignored. Think about it. They couldn’t come out to fight. The allies could have pounded it, if they wanted to without fear of the German fighters bothering them. All the Germans had were the 88 flak guns. The V-1 and V-2 would be useless. Just wait for the food to run out.

[@jasonmussett2129]

@@melgross since it was never built we will never know

[@michaelram3411]

watch Europa The Last Battle(documentary)

[@teresacastro1263]

Nothing but Nazi propaganda and Holocaust denial. Fake documentary.

[@andyx2299]

FIRST 😎

[@jeanlauridsen8596]

No.

[@browngreen933]

Lots of myths and propaganda lies concerning WW2. LOTS.

[@terraflow__bryanburdo4547]

None of them get by you, right? 😂

[@flicmydik]

Biggest being that the soviets were primarily the reason for germanys defeat. Without american might and smarts europe would be all german