Guys coming home after all this long time. Finally lost comrades are on their way home again. And unfortunately there are still so many missing. I thank you for your great and honorable work.
Unfortunately, battlefield robbers run rampant in Russia. They’re not there for any honorable work. Their only objective is to retrieve as many artifacts as possible to sell for pure profit. Those dead soldiers aren’t going home.
At the end of the day the overwhelming majority of the young boys that died were fighting a fight because the leaders of their respective countries told them to. They came from all walks of life and wanted the war to end and go home. Many of these boys never had a chance to love a woman, have children and experience life like many of us have had the fortune to do. Respect every one of them because individually it was not their fault and they gave their lives over it...
You guys have the most humbling experiences. I'm so jealous of what you do. I extend my thanks that, throughout the years, you have shown all casualties of the war in the same light; A man who lost his life during war. There's no Axis and Allies with you guys. You're about bringing them all home. I wish I could support you more than with just words.
They’re actually just all about the money. Battlefield robbers are rampant in Russia. It’s doubtful those dead soldiers will make it home. These guys are just after the money. They dig up the artifacts and sell them for pure profit.
One can see the last moments of these soldiers. As stated..the true horror of war. I have seen hand to hand myself (from my vehicle) and it’s bloody horrifying! Very good to see such respect for a fallen enemy. Best regards from UK and continue your sterling work
Jetzt sind die Gefallenen das 2-mal verloren, den die werden sonst was mit den Toten machen, nur nicht in ein ordentliches Grab mit Namen geben (Erkennungsmarke).
Du glaubst doch wohl nicht das die da keine eigenen Interessen haben. Auf den Schwarzmarkt verkaufen die alles was sie finden für teures Geld. Schweinerei! Die sollen die Toten ruhen lassen.
This is clearly not at that level. These people are just relic / treasure hunters chasing a financial return. As soon as the found human remains they should have called the German Government War Graves and informed them.
Man you all are SOOOOO LUCKY you live in a country that saw so much action in WWII that you can go and unearth stuff like this. This is incredible! I appreciate the way everything is handled too! Much respect from Kentucky!
I see the ID plaques were still complete so at wars end in Germany there would have been 3 families who would never know the fate of their sons. When any German soldier fell, his plaque was broken in half and one half remained with the body and the other was sent to a HQ to be reconciled against records. In this case,they fell far from their comrades and there was no one to collect their ID's to send home.
It looks like they have some "dog tags", as the American GI's called their identification plaques. Is any effort made to repatriate the remains, or at least contact the appropriate authority in Germany and forward the ID tags for possible identification ?
There is a problem with German WW2 ID disc's (as many of you may know). It is that they rely on records in the rear areas to identify the wearer. In many cases these records were destroyed, lost or mixed up during the war. As a result many German soldiers would actually scratch their names (and occasionally address) on to the tags. Another problem was that the cord attached to the tags would deteriorate over time and the tags could fall off. Many times when remains are dug up it is often impossible to determine which tag belongs to which set of remains. Especially when body's are found together. This may not seem like a truly terrible problem to overcome (DNA) however, I watched one video where there was a list of of soldiers temporarily buried at a site, near a field hospital, with their names. They ended up being temporarily buried for about 70 years. When dug up there were more remains than expected (some must have been buried at the site after the list had been made), and there were also both mixed and missing tags. And some soldiers still had both halves of their tags but they were so rusted they could not be read.
Respekt an euch. SUPER ARBEIT Hut ab was ihr da macht. Find nur schade das es das nicht auf deutsch gibt was da kommentiert wird. Finde das so super wie ihr das da so Kommentiert. Wünsche euch alles gute und bleibt Gesund
I really admire what you guys are doing, and the spirit in which it is done. Respect to you and to the boys, German or Russian, that you are sending home.
Actually, these kind of guys are rampant in Russia. They do it all for the money. Doubtful those dead soldiers will ever make it home. They’re just after the artifacts to sell for pure profit. There are no good intentions with these guys.
@@Mikael5732 Yeah I know they are archeologists doing serious research. The things they find aren't being re-sold to collectors and the Russian, Polish etc etc governments aren't trying prevent this. The only reason they are doing this IN SECRET is because they want to protect the historical sites from actual grave robbers, right? FACEPALM
That's really incredible. I'm trying to visualize how it happened. For me it represents a life cut way too short. There will be future finds by future generations because we never learn. That was great work. Your video is perfectly edited and with great taste
My Grandpa, is still missed. He was at the eastern front. My father never knew his father, he was born in 1943. Through you guys I have a little hope that maybe he will get a burial after all these years. Thank you.
I saw the number of German soldiers still missing from the war, and that number is astounding. No doubt most of them died in the east, and most of them will remain forever undiscovered.
What an incredible find. I hope the families descendants were able to have the remains returned to them. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya
So fascinating finding a pre-1934 Reichswehr belt buckle. That soldier had probably enlisted in the army before the Nazis took power and remained there for possibly 6-7 years before meeting his end in that spot. Fascinating and really amazing work.
To all the volunteers who are dedicated to this painful and painstaking challenge I salute you all thank you for being the people to do this historical challange Total respect from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
@@Montblanc1986 Not true. For instance my mother and her sister are both alive and the daughters of a WW II US Army Air Force serviceman, and he was older than typical GI’s of the period. There are plenty of children and grandchildren & great grandchildren of WW 2 vets.
@@Montblanc1986 I am here also. My father was a WW2 vet in the Pacific. What is more my son's knew and loved their grandfather. War echos on for many generations.
@@Montblanc1986 even if that is the case, there is a massive chance that there are relatives of some sort that would be relieved to see these guys bought home, and at the end of the day it's important to show respect for and give any fallen soldier of any nationality the burial they deserve.
You guys are doing an amazing work. Returning the soldiers to their family and country. They get respect they deserve. Even if they were the enemy, they deserve the respect when they have made the ultimate sacrifice.
It’s make you very proud knowing your getting a fallen soldier his proper burial, even as a former enemy of the Russian people? I’ve to add hat the way you treat the fallen men or boys with the respect even putting all their personal belongings with them is something I don’t think many have picked up on. Please keep on finding those on all sides still missing today. Knowing this is al at your own expense I’ve seen somewhere in Russian news stories of your work. Even going as far as to pay for fallen Russian citizens burials is a state shame for all that they did. Giving their life to lye in a ditch field etc isn’t nice at all.😢🙏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Complimenti per la maniera professionale di recupero. Vedo che uno di voi ha acquisito conoscenze di patologia. Spero che i ritrovati possano tornare a casa.
Wow what a find! I bet there is way more in that area to discover. Congratulations from way up high in the northern Colorado Rockies. I just bought my first metal detector and have to wait till it thaws out and n the spring. Had to sub!
If the remains and ID tags could be repatriated to Germany, it might provide some closure to the families who remain.. In the heat of battle there is hatred but afterwards there is reflection and sorrow for all the misery people inflict on each other.. Pray for peace..
В какой орган они сообщают после обнаружения тел немецких солдат?Надеюсь, они не оставят их там и не отправят в страну происхождения. отличное видео! V kakoy organ oni soobshchayut posle obnaruzheniya tel nemetskikh soldat?Nadeyus', oni ne ostavyat ikh tam i ne otpravyat v stranu proiskhozhdeniya. otlichnoye video!
Wow! Great video. I would imagine that they will be able to correctly identify those three German soldiers who died in trench warfare and be able to notify members of their families and also find a proper burial place for them. It just goes to show, that one never knows what they might find when metal detecting!
En general no les entiendo lo que dicen pero comparto el sentimiento de encontrar a aquellos héroes. Lo que hacen es muy loable. Por favor sigan así les dejo esto en español pues hasta aquí ha llegado su trabajo Mexico
Ojalá me equivoque, pero esto tiene pinta de montaje. Es extraño encontrar todo ese muestrario de objetos juntos en un solo punto y la mayoría lucen sobrepuestos más que excavados.
Впечатляет то, с каким уважением относятся к останкам немецких солдат. Несмотря на ужасы, совершенные на войне, к погибшим относятся с уважением. (переведено с помощью гугла)
How long does it take to dig up a trench around a body, after it is discovered? As someone who never had done much digging after all and never remotely archaeological work, it is hard to imagine how it is done.
So much respect for the former enemy, admiration! After all, all this is a historical misfortune. After all, these German soldiers of World War II also have their own parents and brothers and sisters. I hope they can be sent back to their hometown as soon as possible, so that their souls can rest in peace as soon as possible. . .
I do not want to be insensitive but I cannot put aside the thoughts that these very German soldiers had murdered, brutally, Soviet fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters and little children. They reaped the carnage they had sowed in Russia. And all that is left, are dead remains. All are in judgement now, whether good or bad I cannot say.
@@Mikael5732 Most of these were just young conscripts, who had not really a choice. To call all German soldiers Nazis ist just an awful insult on their dead bodies. What would you do, if someone knocks on your door and orders you under the pain of death to fight in a war?
It is nice to see the respect the discovery team shows. Even better that the fallen soldier's identifications are present. Families can be informed that their long lost relative has been found many years after Hitler's folly sent them to their early death. They are gone, but not gone forever anymore.
Please could you include some English subtitles as to what they are saying about these finds? It’s fascinating, but better if we knew what they were actually saying! Many thanks and best wishes and gratitude to all those hard workers out there digging up the past . 👏🏻👏🏻👍🙏
Большое спасибо за вашу работу! В моей семье до сих пор не хватает 3 солдат, погибших где-то на Восточном фронте и тела которых где-то захоронены. [Переведено с помощью Google]
9:50 That roll of rubber was probably intended for use as a tourniquet. Not sure about the melee part, unless it was to finish off wounded soldiers in order to loot their remains, there would probably be cuts on the bone from the blade hitting it anyway, stabbings are brutal affairs and often times there is more than one stab wound and evidence left on the bones. I think based on the visible shrapnel damage and the fact that one soldier is missing their head entirely that the main cause of death was probably from a mortar round or artillery shell.
End of the day whatever nation these soldiers are they paid the ultimate price fighting for what they believed in. It’s truly humbling to think the mothers and fathers of these fallen soldiers never got the chance to bury their loved ones. War is a terrible thing but it’s human nature to destroy each other. May their souls find peace.
They are usually repatriated through the German Embassy. Then later interred in a German Military Cemetery. ID'd if possible, and families notified, if any survived the war.
Sometimes the living relatives or descendants are embarrassed by the history of their forefathers and don’t want anything to do with their remains. Very sad.
I'm glad you guys document how these remains were in situ before removing anything as it gives a picture of what happened to them. I could imagine a terrified young man pulling on his gas mask because of a smokescreen and seeing Red Army soldiers come out-too many and too late to react. He was badly wounded by shrapnel and a Red Army soldier finished him off with his own bayonet. (Only speculation but perhaps one Red Army soldier acted out his own vengeance by smashing in the skull of the other-and it made his Mosin ramrod come out.) It's a chilling scenario, one that happened countless times in the human meatgrinder called the Eastern Front-a place of nightmares and terror.
This is very dangerous work, finding tank land mines, grenades, bullets, these men are at risk. You never know when one of these items found might go off.
It would be nice if you were so kind to provide the location of the digging. Country? Perhaps the region where the digging was made? A little more detail info. Thank you for the awesome wok you do!
I just did a quick Google search for WW2 MIA numbers on the eastern front. I knew the casualty counts were staggering, but the MIA counts 80 years after the fact are still shocking. Approximately 2 million German soldiers and 4 million Soviet soldiers have never been accounted for. By comparison, the U.S. military MIAs at war's end were something like 75,000, and official U.S. military recovery efforts continue to this day. Obviously, there has never been a comprehensive effort to recover these war dead, and most of them still lie in the wartime temporary graves in which they were tossed in combat situations. If I were a Russian, Ukrainian, etc., I would certainly want my WW2 soldiers recovered if possible, but I would be somewhat ambivalent about spending taxes to recover wartime German dead, but I suppose it is inevitable when you go looking for one, you find both.
It's wonderful to discover your channel. Very moving. As influence can be done through UA-cam channels, have you thought of collecting name tags (if it can be found), and give it to local officials (or the right officials) to give back to the family descendent ?
my first thought, 3 more missing soldiers found, hopefully you will update with the details of these 3 Germans, names, age, unit etc and final resting place
Guys coming home after all this long time. Finally lost comrades are on their way home again. And unfortunately there are still so many missing.
I thank you for your great and honorable work.
Unfortunately, battlefield robbers run rampant in Russia. They’re not there for any honorable work. Their only objective is to retrieve as many artifacts as possible to sell for pure profit. Those dead soldiers aren’t going home.
It's good that there are people who accept the fate of those soldiers who lose their lives, no matter which nation.
At the end of the day the overwhelming majority of the young boys that died were fighting a fight because the leaders of their respective countries told them to. They came from all walks of life and wanted the war to end and go home. Many of these boys never had a chance to love a woman, have children and experience life like many of us have had the fortune to do. Respect every one of them because individually it was not their fault and they gave their lives over it...
@@scenarioL113They are heros of Germany
@@scenarioL113
Exatamente isso
You guys have the most humbling experiences. I'm so jealous of what you do. I extend my thanks that, throughout the years, you have shown all casualties of the war in the same light; A man who lost his life during war.
There's no Axis and Allies with you guys. You're about bringing them all home. I wish I could support you more than with just words.
They’re actually just all about the money. Battlefield robbers are rampant in Russia. It’s doubtful those dead soldiers will make it home. These guys are just after the money. They dig up the artifacts and sell them for pure profit.
One can see the last moments of these soldiers. As stated..the true horror of war. I have seen hand to hand myself (from my vehicle) and it’s bloody horrifying!
Very good to see such respect for a fallen enemy.
Best regards from UK and continue your sterling work
What branch were you in?
@@furchicken I was on tanks/armoured reconnaissance.
Are you a veteran?
@@velociraptor1596 Yes..I served 23 years in the British Army. I was on tanks and armoured reconnaissance. I became a tank commander
@@robertchubb1518 Hello Commander, for some reason my earlier reply doesn't get added but was great hearing from you.
Respekt Jungs ! Schön das es euch gibt und die Gefallenden, egal welcher Nation, nach all der Zeit nun einen würdevollen Bestattungsort bekommen.
On ok
Ich stimme zu, wenn diese Typen nicht wären, würden sie nie gefunden werden
Jetzt sind die Gefallenen das 2-mal verloren, den die werden sonst was mit den Toten machen, nur nicht in ein ordentliches Grab mit Namen geben (Erkennungsmarke).
Du glaubst doch wohl nicht das die da keine eigenen Interessen haben. Auf den Schwarzmarkt verkaufen die alles was sie finden für teures Geld. Schweinerei! Die sollen die Toten ruhen lassen.
@@MrFregger will nur das die nicht noch Follower bekomm
I am impressed by how well they cleared the artifacts and filmed a clear Archeologist level picture of how things were found. Looks very professional
planted ...fake
This is clearly not at that level. These people are just relic / treasure hunters chasing a financial return. As soon as the found human remains they should have called the German Government War Graves and informed them.
@@kratoleaf7619 Yes you are.
Man you all are SOOOOO LUCKY you live in a country that saw so much action in WWII that you can go and unearth stuff like this. This is incredible! I appreciate the way everything is handled too! Much respect from Kentucky!
I see the ID plaques were still complete so at wars end in Germany there would have been 3 families who would never know the fate of their sons. When any German soldier fell, his plaque was broken in half and one half remained with the body and the other was sent to a HQ to be reconciled against records. In this case,they fell far from their comrades and there was no one to collect their ID's to send home.
It looks like they have some "dog tags", as the American GI's called their identification plaques. Is any effort made to repatriate the remains, or at least contact the appropriate authority in Germany and forward the ID tags for possible identification ?
There is a problem with German WW2 ID disc's (as many of you may know). It is that they rely on records in the rear areas to identify the wearer. In many cases these records were destroyed, lost or mixed up during the war. As a result many German soldiers would actually scratch their names (and occasionally address) on to the tags. Another problem was that the cord attached to the tags would deteriorate over time and the tags could fall off. Many times when remains are dug up it is often impossible to determine which tag belongs to which set of remains. Especially when body's are found together. This may not seem like a truly terrible problem to overcome (DNA) however, I watched one video where there was a list of of soldiers temporarily buried at a site, near a field hospital, with their names. They ended up being temporarily buried for about 70 years. When dug up there were more remains than expected (some must have been buried at the site after the list had been made), and there were also both mixed and missing tags. And some soldiers still had both halves of their tags but they were so rusted they could not be read.
Somebody's father, brother, husband or son or lover.
Thanks for the respect you show to these fallen souls, great video, so well done Folks.
Respekt an euch. SUPER ARBEIT Hut ab was ihr da macht. Find nur schade das es das nicht auf deutsch gibt was da kommentiert wird.
Finde das so super wie ihr das da so Kommentiert. Wünsche euch alles gute und bleibt Gesund
I really admire what you guys are doing, and the spirit in which it is done. Respect to you and to the boys, German or Russian, that you are sending home.
We used to call this sort of thing grave robbing.
Actually, these kind of guys are rampant in Russia. They do it all for the money. Doubtful those dead soldiers will ever make it home. They’re just after the artifacts to sell for pure profit. There are no good intentions with these guys.
@@normanberg9940 They are not grave robbing.
@@Mikael5732 Yeah I know they are archeologists doing serious research.
The things they find aren't being re-sold to collectors and the Russian, Polish etc etc governments aren't trying prevent this. The only reason they are doing this IN SECRET is because they want to protect the historical sites from actual grave robbers, right?
FACEPALM
@@normanberg9940 They don't even have a grave. These guys are giving them one.
Outstanding work...much respect. Continued success in finding, and returning those forgotten to their place of birth and family. I applaud you.
its Great how you treat the fallen soldiers with respect and hopefully they can now be interd and rest in peace. thank you for posting this video.
That's really incredible. I'm trying to visualize how it happened. For me it represents a life cut way too short. There will be future finds by future generations because we never learn. That was great work. Your video is perfectly edited and with great taste
My Grandpa, is still missed. He was at the eastern front. My father never knew his father, he was born in 1943. Through you guys I have a little hope that maybe he will get a burial after all these years.
Thank you.
Leider suchen unsere schon garnicht mehr richtig... Die meisten heute wollen diese Toten einfach vergessen...
I saw the number of German soldiers still missing from the war, and that number is astounding. No doubt most of them died in the east, and most of them will remain forever undiscovered.
@@mnpd3 where can you see the numbers of that?
@@guillermogallegos8477 Bundesarchiv in Berlin! 1.000.000 german soldiers are still MIA.
What an incredible find. I hope the families descendants were able to have the remains returned to them. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya
So fascinating finding a pre-1934 Reichswehr belt buckle. That soldier had probably enlisted in the army before the Nazis took power and remained there for possibly 6-7 years before meeting his end in that spot. Fascinating and really amazing work.
Good to see their remains handled with respect. Are those discs passed onto German military records for families to be notified.
To all the volunteers who are dedicated to this painful and painstaking challenge I salute you all thank you for being the people to do this historical challange
Total respect from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
The next of kin is long gone anyhow. It’s been a minute
@@Montblanc1986 Not true. For instance my mother and her sister are both alive and the daughters of a WW II US Army Air Force serviceman, and he was older than typical GI’s of the period. There are plenty of children and grandchildren & great grandchildren of WW 2 vets.
@@Montblanc1986 I am here also. My father was a WW2 vet in the Pacific. What is more my son's knew and loved their grandfather. War echos on for many generations.
@@Montblanc1986 even if that is the case, there is a massive chance that there are relatives of some sort that would be relieved to see these guys bought home, and at the end of the day it's important to show respect for and give any fallen soldier of any nationality the burial they deserve.
Thank you all for your good work! Respect!
Amazing work, for ALL soldiers!🇺🇸
You guys are doing an amazing work. Returning the soldiers to their family and country. They get respect they deserve. Even if they were the enemy, they deserve the respect when they have made the ultimate sacrifice.
don't understand much of the narration, but overwhelmed with the respect you show to those fallen for their country.
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho!!! Respeito aos soldados que tombaram no campo de batalha.
Nazi's that were killed trying to break in and kill others
Thanks from Germany for finding our lost Soldiers
How very humbling to witness this. These were someone's beloved sons, fathers, and brothers who never made it home. War is never the answer
It’s make you very proud knowing your getting a fallen soldier his proper burial, even as a former enemy of the Russian people?
I’ve to add hat the way you treat the fallen men or boys with the respect even putting all their personal belongings with them is something I don’t think many have picked up on. Please keep on finding those on all sides still missing today. Knowing this is al at your own expense I’ve seen somewhere in Russian news stories of your work. Even going as far as to pay for fallen Russian citizens burials is a state shame for all that they did. Giving their life to lye in a ditch field etc isn’t nice at all.😢🙏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Incredible and awe inspiring. Thank you, for your honorable and important work gentlemen. 🙏
Thank you for your work, your work is extremely important! Again Thank You.
I have the utmost respect for these guys 👍
Always look forward to watching your videos of the great work your doing for fallen soldiers
Complimenti per la maniera professionale di recupero. Vedo che uno di voi ha acquisito conoscenze di patologia. Spero che i ritrovati possano tornare a casa.
You have found identity disks, and so this is good.
Your respectful care and humble demeanor is evident, and is appreciated.
Wow what a find! I bet there is way more in that area to discover. Congratulations from way up high in the northern Colorado Rockies.
I just bought my first metal detector and have to wait till it thaws out and n the spring. Had to sub!
If the remains and ID tags could be repatriated to Germany, it might provide some closure to the families who remain.. In the heat of battle there is hatred but afterwards there is reflection and sorrow for all the misery people inflict on each other.. Pray for peace..
three more soldiers who will get a proper grave and a name.well done!
I wish we could get more back story on these soldiers
Deve ser emocionante, participar de uma busca, encontrar um stalhelm uma descoberta como essa deve ser emocionante 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻saludos de Brasil
Well done fellas love watching 🤟🏻👍🏻
This is amazing, rest in peace who ever you are👍👌😀
Somebody's child, father, brother. Thank you for finding them.
В какой орган они сообщают после обнаружения тел немецких солдат?Надеюсь, они не оставят их там и не отправят в страну происхождения. отличное видео!
V kakoy organ oni soobshchayut posle obnaruzheniya tel nemetskikh soldat?Nadeyus', oni ne ostavyat ikh tam i ne otpravyat v stranu proiskhozhdeniya. otlichnoye video!
Wow! Great video. I would imagine that they will be able to correctly identify those three German soldiers who died in trench warfare and be able to notify members of their families and also find a proper burial place for them. It just goes to show, that one never knows what they might find when metal detecting!
Your videos are always interesting 👍
Another great video! What music are you using, very nice!
The soil looks so nice and black. It reminds me of my soil in Illinois USA!
Impressionnant, merci pour ces images. Est-ce que vous cherchez à identifier les hommes retrouvés et de prévenir leur famille?
En general no les entiendo lo que dicen pero comparto el sentimiento de encontrar a aquellos héroes. Lo que hacen es muy loable. Por favor sigan así les dejo esto en español pues hasta aquí ha llegado su trabajo Mexico
Ojalá me equivoque, pero esto tiene pinta de montaje. Es extraño encontrar todo ese muestrario de objetos juntos en un solo punto y la mayoría lucen sobrepuestos más que excavados.
Впечатляет то, с каким уважением относятся к останкам немецких солдат. Несмотря на ужасы, совершенные на войне, к погибшим относятся с уважением. (переведено с помощью гугла)
Good job guys 👍 Three more lads going home.
How long does it take to dig up a trench around a body, after it is discovered? As someone who never had done much digging after all and never remotely archaeological work, it is hard to imagine how it is done.
So much respect for the former enemy, admiration!
After all, all this is a historical misfortune. After all, these German soldiers of World War II also have their own parents and brothers and sisters. I hope they can be sent back to their
hometown as soon as possible, so that their souls can rest in peace as soon as possible. . .
I do not want to be insensitive but I cannot put aside the thoughts that these very German soldiers had murdered, brutally, Soviet fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters and little children. They reaped the carnage they had sowed in Russia. And all that is left, are dead remains. All are in judgement now, whether good or bad I cannot say.
@@Mikael5732 Most of these were just young conscripts, who had not really a choice. To call all German soldiers Nazis ist just an awful insult on their dead bodies.
What would you do, if someone knocks on your door and orders you under the pain of death to fight in a war?
It is nice to see the respect the discovery team shows. Even better that the fallen soldier's identifications are present. Families can be informed that their long lost relative has been found many years after Hitler's folly sent them to their early death. They are gone, but not gone forever anymore.
Good job guys, thanks for that👏👏👏
Very respectful, considering they invaded the Soviet Union. Thank you.
Correct, invaded and killed innocents.
Please could you include some English subtitles as to what they are saying about these finds? It’s fascinating, but better if we knew what they were actually saying! Many thanks and best wishes and gratitude to all those hard workers out there digging up the past . 👏🏻👏🏻👍🙏
Большое спасибо за вашу работу! В моей семье до сих пор не хватает 3 солдат, погибших где-то на Восточном фронте и тела которых где-то захоронены. [Переведено с помощью Google]
1:54 it's looks like German 20mm Anti aircraft or something
quality finds keep up the videosthere good
Great work! It would be interesting to see a map of the location where the battle took place.
It amazes me how much stuff is still out there.
9:50 That roll of rubber was probably intended for use as a tourniquet. Not sure about the melee part, unless it was to finish off wounded soldiers in order to loot their remains, there would probably be cuts on the bone from the blade hitting it anyway, stabbings are brutal affairs and often times there is more than one stab wound and evidence left on the bones. I think based on the visible shrapnel damage and the fact that one soldier is missing their head entirely that the main cause of death was probably from a mortar round or artillery shell.
End of the day whatever nation these soldiers are they paid the ultimate price fighting for what they believed in. It’s truly humbling to think the mothers and fathers of these fallen soldiers never got the chance to bury their loved ones. War is a terrible thing but it’s human nature to destroy each other. May their souls find peace.
respect to you men this will mean a great deal to extended families
8:57 that’s a First World War belt by the looks of it, great find
Great work lads.
perhaps you could tell us where you diggings are located?
Excelente hallazgo,buen video ok.
Do you always notify the authorities and send these poor boys who fell in the war home? I really hope so...
They are usually repatriated through the German Embassy. Then later interred in a German Military Cemetery. ID'd if possible, and families notified, if any survived the war.
Sometimes the living relatives or descendants are embarrassed by the history of their forefathers and don’t want anything to do with their remains. Very sad.
@@factorybear5264 brainwashed into being more evil and self-hating than their former foes
@@factorybear5264 That I can understand.
good job man 👍
I'm glad you guys document how these remains were in situ before removing anything as it gives a picture of what happened to them. I could imagine a terrified young man pulling on his gas mask because of a smokescreen and seeing Red Army soldiers come out-too many and too late to react. He was badly wounded by shrapnel and a Red Army soldier finished him off with his own bayonet. (Only speculation but perhaps one Red Army soldier acted out his own vengeance by smashing in the skull of the other-and it made his Mosin ramrod come out.) It's a chilling scenario, one that happened countless times in the human meatgrinder called the Eastern Front-a place of nightmares and terror.
Looks like he got stabbed right in the balls.
Habt ihr denn die erkennungsmarken nach Deutschland geschickt?
Acompanho os videos,e aprecio o trabalho meticuloso,e o respeito pelos que cairam em batalha..
Danke Gute Video.
Nigdy wojny dobra robota chłopki szacunek
Huge respect for soldiers fallen, nice ammo find especially the red shell case, guys what happens to all the ammo ?
This is very dangerous work, finding tank land mines, grenades, bullets, these men are at risk. You never know when one of these items found might go off.
that knive really was ,,rust free‘‘
LEST WE FORGET.
Thank you.
Andy
Super 🙂👍🖐
It would be nice if you were so kind to provide the location of the digging. Country? Perhaps the region where the digging was made? A little more detail info. Thank you for the awesome wok you do!
ukraine
Buen día, excelente video como me gustaría participar en éstas búsquedas, saludos
I just did a quick Google search for WW2 MIA numbers on the eastern front. I knew the casualty counts were staggering, but the MIA counts 80 years after the fact are still shocking. Approximately 2 million German soldiers and 4 million Soviet soldiers have never been accounted for. By comparison, the U.S. military MIAs at war's end were something like 75,000, and official U.S. military recovery efforts continue to this day. Obviously, there has never been a comprehensive effort to recover these war dead, and most of them still lie in the wartime temporary graves in which they were tossed in combat situations. If I were a Russian, Ukrainian, etc., I would certainly want my WW2 soldiers recovered if possible, but I would be somewhat ambivalent about spending taxes to recover wartime German dead, but I suppose it is inevitable when you go looking for one, you find both.
There are too many to dig up.
It's wonderful to discover your channel. Very moving. As influence can be done through UA-cam channels, have you thought of collecting name tags (if it can be found), and give it to local officials (or the right officials) to give back to the family descendent ?
Godspeed to all the fallen soldiers.
yeah, considering the Bone Fracture on the German solder, He was too close to an explosive shell. Concussion probably killed him Instantly.
Incredible
what is the location where you found this solder and what time of the war did he die？ just appreciate know these.
WELL AT LEAST THAT'S ANOTHER SET TOO BE SENT BACK , WELL DONE PEOPLE.
What is done with the remains and the equipment when you are done?
my first thought, 3 more missing soldiers found, hopefully you will update with the details of these 3 Germans, names, age, unit etc and final resting place
At 5:05, the translation from German is 'Guaranteed Rust Free'. To this day the guarantee has held.
Amazing, you even worked out the cause of death. Your worth more money
I was always curious if some of the ammo or grenades can still explode when you dig them out. Why you guys risk your fingers?
The roll of rubber @10:00 is most likely a tourniquet
Where is this located?
Are the remains just reburied or are the remains returned to their respective countries?
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You Guy's are amazing!
God bless all of you and may the man rest in peace ###
RIP 🙏❤ Thank you for Texas