Lyudmila Pavlichenko speech

[@dogetothemoon223]

Translation:
I want to tell you that we will win. There is no such force that can stand in the way of the victorious march of the free people of the world. We have to unite. As a Russian soldier, I offer my hand to you, the great American soldiers. Hello soldiers, forward to victory!

[@claudiov5554]

KV thank you very much !!

[@dogetothemoon223]

You are very welcome.

[@realitycheck1086]

I think she was trying to say 'fellow soldiers - not hello, soldiers - she said an F - not an H, but the articulation was all wrong, hence why it sounded more like 'hello'.

[@claudiov5554]

@@realitycheck1086 you're right she mispronounced the word "fellow" , i think she actually wanted to say fellow soldiers

[@mescaleeeeeto]

really fucked up the way the US treated the Russians after the war, especially considering the good will

[@alicaljungberg3742]

Probably the coolest woman that ever lived on earth

[@nathanrigger15]

Alica Ljungberg agreed!

[@avi486]

Yup. She was a bad ass!!

[@klaudiokanida369]

excuse me for my bad english, but i today watched the movie about this women, and 3 or 4 times started to cryin, such a brave woman, the woman who have bigger 'balls' than any other man in WW2, such a special women...... i would be lying if i say i'm bigger man than her......i'm so sad that I never heard of this woman until today, until i saw the movie.......i wanna say, we everyday listen of women that are better than her....and it is sad..........this is one of trully the greatest women that changed the history.......what a apecial woman, what a special heart, going to some of biggest losses......may my thoughts be with her family.....such an ordinary woman who gave her of all her best..... THANK YOU

[@TheJollyLlama875]

It's true, the more Nazis you kill the cooler you are

[@comradekenobi6908]

@@TheJollyLlama875 remember the time my grandfather 360 noscoped a GERMAN good times

[@rachelr.290]

One of the heroes of the age. She married a fellow sniper in the field - their honeymoon was spent fighting Germans in a trench - and buried him there when he was killed by a mortar in 1942. She was called a master of the ‘doublet’ and would regularly stay in position for 15 to 20 hours before taking her shot. Her longest duel against a German sniper lasted 72 hours.

[@celestialsalamander]

How ild was she when her husband died?

[@Venom-xp6bo]

​@@celestialsalamander 25

[@AlmostWilder]

my only knowledge on this is a historical ficition book, but im pretty sure kitsenko was an officer not a sniper

[@gshsjdjxjfdjdidjdjfjfjkf5321]

Me at 26. Grown man, sleeps at 5 oclock in morning playing games and sleeping all day.

[@Katrin0605]

say thanks to Ludmila and more then 20 millions people who died for your life today.

[@Snp2024]

To be fair we are not in all compassing World war but yeah she is cool as he k

[@Housesider]

You may feel that your life is insignificant, but you should rejoice that the entire world isn't engulfed in a terrible conflict where so many men and women need to be thrust into terrible bloody battles for years on end, with irreparable damage to civilian infrastructure and lives. Instead be thankful towards the many who fell in battle to grant these liberties of being able to enjoy carefree moments.

[@zawarudo75]

These were war times, once some war comes and knock on ur door u might do the same

[@labrys031-chan]

love that face at 0:05 lmao she looked into the camera like she was on the office

[@martalover17]

She was Jim Halpert before Jim Halpert was ever Jim Halpert

[@alexamerling79]

"I have not killed 309 men. I have killed 309 fascists."

[@SIRCAM73]

She had a beautiful smile and probably a good sense of humor.

[@Lynn.knepper1280]

She is very pretty indeed

[@kleinemaus6094]

Lyuda even sounds like a force of nature. Her strength is a role model for all women.

[@Ingen.17]

You have mispelt her name.

[@ZukoShifu]

@@Ingen.17 i think its her nickname or short for "lyudmila"

[@Ingen.17]

@@ZukoShifu Probably yeah.

[@comradekenobi6908]

@@Ingen.17 is she like a Russian Joan of Arc?

[@rustattack1312]

@@comradekenobi6908 check out miss pavlichenko by woody Guthrie to learn here epic story.
She sadly died from a stroke in 1974.
She was never captured and convicted and burnt at the stake by the nazis though im she sure they would have if she had been caught in Germany

[@AerodromZeljavagodine]

если бы мне пришлось выбирать между 5 лучшими снайперами, среди них я бы выбрала тебя, чтобы защитить меня от этих 4 снайперов.Покойся с миром бабушка Людмила,из-за тебя я прохожу снайперскую подготовку.Привет из Сербии, смелая женщина

[@fuckinantipope5511]

What a woman. Probably the most badass woman in history. And not only that, beautiful too! How sad that she died only being 58 years old.
Especially love that shrug at the start of the video

[@BananaMilkishake]

Actually, I can think of a few more badass example! I know this was written 3 years ago but if you still haven’t heard about these then check out Theodora of Byzantium and Olga of Kiev

[@torilongstaff5591]

@@BananaMilkishakeyou’re really going to compare feudal overlords to a woman who fought against fascism…

[@BananaMilkishake]

@torilongstaff5591 „fought against fascists” mf she also fought for Russian stalinists and communists and not for some good glorious reason to save Europe from hitler’s reign but simply because they were attacked by him because they could attack him first and occupy Eastern Europe themselves which they later did anyway so yeah I mean what’s your point

[@memorydancer]

@@BananaMilkishake You believe in baseless lies, and yes, she fought against fascist.

[@BananaMilkishake]

@@memorydancer she fought against Nazism anyways, two different things. And no, the USSR did not fight a glorious fight for the freedom of all else. That also showed in the later years. Was she a patriot and was it honourable to take that fight in her case? Absolutely! Was USSR honourable as a whole? Absolutely not.

[@dholland-axtell9382]

I am reading her book and it is very emotional to hear her voice. Thank You. I am lost for words.

[@petrariedo8242]

D Holland-Axtell: I would also very much like to read it. Can you tell me the title and publisher? I would be very grateful

[@tonyesposito1326]

@@petrariedo8242 "Lady Death: The Memoirs of Stalin's Sniper"

[@madisondean1074]

Lyudmila Pavlichenko is truly an inspiring figure for snipers all across the world. To me, she's also a symbol of women empowerment and to not let your gender get in the way of achieving what would be considered impossible.

[@ixmar9994]

In the soviet union - rights were already standardized between men and females as soon as the tsarists dropped

[@julia_fitz]

Such women are an example to all women. I want to be like Lyudmila Pavlichenko, like Maria Skłodowska-Curie, Indira Gandhi, like Natalia Bekhtereva and others. I am proud that such women lived on the same planet with me.

[@Lyosha9869]

“All soldiers forward to victory” most remarkable quote from her also….

[@OLYMPICHELLO]

Her beauty hides the many scares of war. She continues in pain, loneliness, & isolation. She was cheated out of a happy life. No wonder she wanted to checkout. We shall meet in paradise again. No goodbyes.

[@redcat9436]

I'm reading her book right now and am on the chapter where she visits the US. It's really cool to be able to hear her voice.

[@charliemcquistan8181]

i would have loved to have met Lyudmila Pavlichenko, what a great and fantastic lady,

[@francisdrake846]

"Lady Death” of the Red Army. The Greatest Female Sniper of All Time.

[@AerodromZeljavagodine]

that was our Russian sister Ludmila greetings from Serbia Ludmila is my idol

[@SaszaDerRoyt]

🎶 fell by your gun, fell by your gun, more than 300 Nazis fell by your gun🎶

[@mbsdx]

SING IT WOODY

[@kevinramsey417]

I don't see how Woody was seen as such a great songwriter, he rhymed gun with gun and then with gun again.

[@petrariedo8242]

A great woman. My respect! ✊❤🕊

[@TheDennys21]

I'm 26 and i have achieved absolutely nothing so far.

[@wizbangg6183]

She was gorgeous

[@christianguignard9980]

Lyudmila Pavlichenko speech to USA in 1942 , is an absolute witness of pride.
GREAT a girl. Lyudmila Pavlichenko was a beautiful being, courageous and worthy girl. We all are beholden to Russia, more than towards anyone else, from far. This ancient united Russia included, first Ukraine, Uzbekistan and Kasakhstan amongst others ... Without this union, no one of us would be today free or alive .
Russian people and mostly Ukrainians lost 28 million deaths, to save us, occidentals and European countries .... while we were guilty from far in this terrible war ...

[@user-iy9qm4ev9g]

Christian Guignard, as Russian I need to say: thank you, English-speaking mate, we also remember English, American, Canadian soldiers, german and french resistance, underrated polish nation and all those people who made their life look like hell on earth for future of humankind
P.s. The most awful destruction nazis did in Belorussia, this country had almost died for 1-2 years under German steelboot, but even civilians never stopped to rise up and terrorize Wehrmacht

[@JuniperJunoVargas]

so much respect for her

[@hootinouts]

Aside from her military prowess, she was pretty and well educated as too

[@abhijeetsinghkshatriya3552]

it is really hard to not fall in love with a beauty she has

[@kal.50bmg32]

Really? Obviously I do expect much more than that.

[@antarisalduin_tv2806]

She's an inspiration to us all.

[@user-xc8ro5ep2e]

"as a Russian soldier I'm offering my hand to great soldiers of America" she said

[@danielzak8845]

I like the way she wasn't really embarrassed at having accidentally stood up to speak when she heard her name, clearly not understanding the English proceedings around her at all. She smiled at the camera like "haha woops." Clearly doesn't have any confidence issues.

[@spadehaze0873]

Battle for Sevastopol, one of my favorite war movie. What a bad ass woman.

[@user-no7wh3of8t]

Ruhm und Ehre!!!! Danke Ludmilla

[@sniparchomp]

*Ljudmila

[@biancahotca3244]

She was a pretty lady, but seemed tough.

[@dlam2864]

The soviets were very "woke" when it came to gender equality (i don't like that word just couldn't think of anything else)

[@mbsdx]

progressive?

[@MrFerrell55]

Well, they were the first country in the world to grant full equality to women.

[@edgehodl4832]

please do not compare soviet "woke" to americas todays "woke" gender equality. the soviet women actually fought on equal with men. here in usa, women want all equality with no responsibilities, pathetic

[@vivaciousmyosotis]

@@edgehodl4832 I’m a woman and I don’t think like that :/

[@TheButterMinecart1]

@@vivaciousmyosotis He's not saying that every woman in the US thinks like that. He's just pointing out the hypocrisy of bourgeois liberal feminism which has become prevalent in the US.

[@user-zs5fb1zm8d]

She amazing women and beautiful

[@LivingSinner]

Straight to the point!!

[@user-zs5fb1zm8d]

Она была удивительными женщинами и красивыми женщинами

[@yama_no_ou]

Nazis had to send snipers specially to kill her. But she hunted and killed them in return. If that isnt definition of badass, i dont know what is.

[@danielzak8845]

She saw the word "fellow," doubtless transliterated into Russian script, and assumed it would have the same intonation as "Hello," likely the only English word she knew. So she puts the emphasis on the second syllable instead of the first.

[@user-zs5fb1zm8d]

Да здравствует советская армия

[@antiwokehuman]

Don't forget. She only quit being a sniper because she had so many shrapnel in her body that any more could have killed her.

[@learnenglishvocabulary550]

Good afternoon, claudio v. fairly nice video. thanks. :)

[@fernaldisabel8961]

The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn 📕 that’s how I learned of her…

[@aranerem3767]

Amazing

[@redrust3]

Born and raised in Ukraine.

[@Stoic_sensei]

but she wasnt a fascist like the bandera thugs ruling the country if anything else she would have been fighting on the side of russia

[@redrust3]

@@Stoic_sensei you’re talking about Russia, the one that emblazons the half-swastika on all its’s vehicles, correct? The one whose fascist leader Putler refers to as the “Fatherland”? Only Nazi I’ve ever seen criticizing Ukraine was a RUSSIAN. He was proudly showing off his swastika tattoos. Don’t forget that Stalin’s best buddy was Hitler, who invaded Poland together. If you’re Russian, rejoice and fly your Nazi flag proudly! Don’t forget to display your half-swastika in your window. The FSB will be using that as evidence at your trial.

[@neptunefog6082]

No

[@redrust3]

@@neptunefog6082 you should study history. Pavlichenko was born and raised in Kyiv. Educated and later graduated Kyiv University. Enlisted in Odessa. Fought at Odessa and Sevastopol. Awarded Hero of the Soviet Union and Order of Lenin (twice) by Stalin. For actions defending Ukraine SSR. She went to Russia after the war to eventually die there.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@mitchyoung93]

@@redrust3 She just called herself a Russian soldier.

[@christophercambronero5086]

Rest in peace 🤘

[@IzaakCha7]

"lieutenant lyudmila pavlichenko cute and countries this sexy man in fact lyudmila 26 years old parents have endowed and bright head and attractive appearance."
-UA-cam Translation

[@hamster_74ss41]

Coolest woman

[@lallvsh2923]

Subtitles are divine

[@iqmanchannel3633]

Fist world women sniper

[@carlkun4573]

Naruto Uzumaki Russian Voice Actor

[@kevinramsey417]

Ok, that shrug she did sent me.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Lyudmila Pavlichenko was Ukrainian.. I bet she would be racking up numbers right now if she was still alive.

[@cohonasking24]

She was born in Russian empire and lived in Soviet Union. There wasn't such country as Ukraine

[@laarive]

She was Russian and killed Ukrainian Nazi Collaborators who said „Slava Ukraini“ which is between a fascist slogan

[@thelastjohnwayne]

@@laarive Lyudmila Belova was born in Bila Tserkva, Kiev Governorate, in the Russian Empire (now in Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine)

[@schokobar4133]

She was a ehtnic russian, even Wikipedia confirmend it, and even when it comes out of her mouth some people dont accept this and then people like you says we russians make propaganda?

[@neptunefog6082]

She was Russian by ethnicity and fought Nazism , Nazism is now prospering in Ukraine.. what a bitter irony

[@kittythecat6090]

Yass queen slayyy (309 fascists)

[@predragkaraulic6077]

Сила ❤❤❤

[@stalker4474]

Now that is an EMPOWERED WOMAN for real

[@CarmenBuitrago-mm6ji]

GOAT

[@LeonThestarNDD]

👍

[@satvata]

Это действительно Людмила Павличенко или это кадры из фильма?

[@sniparchomp]

That's really Lyudmila

[@JohnDoe-rw4hl]

+norman bezerra Source, please? A reference to how to purchase the full recording? How was it broadcast on American television? Surely not without English subtitles?

[@dancingwithczars]

There was no American television during WW2. Might have been shown in movie theaters during newsreel.

[@esra_nurr]

❤❤❤

[@user-ts9wj9id9c]

А где эти истлрические слова?

[@kodomochan32]

Is the man at 0:02 Simo Hayha?

[@admar8990]

kodomochan32 no Simo haya as take à bullet in jaw and he as bien defigured

[@claudiov5554]

kodomochan32 the man near lyudmila in uniform is vladimir pchelintsev another great russian sniper

[@carlopulanco183]

Simo Haya hated the soviets why would he be there in the first place?

[@Nobody-xe9fc]

Nope. This was after Häyhä was shot in the jaw, so it couldn't be him

[@ramirocasco5167]

Yes

[@eshley2381]

вот тоже хороший разбор по этой теме сделанный через кино ua-cam.com/video/lKCIQwg9PFk/v-deo.html

[@sergeyleopard8872]

She was just a symbol of propaganda at that time.

[@don_osvaldo]

La primer novia toxica

[@luxvult5202]

El único comentario en español y es una completa estupidez. Muy bien.

[@MaquinaDeJuegosARG]

Si claro porque luchar una guerra por su pais es de toxicos no? Volvé a la escuela Andrés

[@edisonc.o.2993]

concuerdo contigo pero sobre todo TREMENDA MARI M4CH0N4 AH0MBR4D4 AT3A Y LA CSMSSSSS

[@Mystify73]

It is certainly not heroic cowardly ambush to shoot at soldiers. These are first-rate cowards for me

[@user-iy9qm4ev9g]

Snipers are rather underrated, but their work sometimes is the hardest

[@user-iy9qm4ev9g]

MeJoho his sniper feelings got hurt

[@Caesar88888]

oh really? but using gunpowder is cowardly too you go and fight with bare hands 😆😆 by the way may I know in what wars did you participate, mr hero?

[@Wagelbagel203]

Says the coward who would perish on his first day in war

[@Wagelbagel203]

@Marcelo Henrique Soares da Silva you sound like an ignorant fool. Go say sexist stupid crap somewhere else

[@aby110]

The Goat