So French of you. You FINALLY acknowledge the Communists, bt you do not acknowledge the Muslims from Africa who died during both wars defending your land.
@plusultra4961 🤷♀️ This earned the company the nickname, because most of them were Spanish... (almost all) 1:05 'La Nueve'! - meaning 9, I get it. But the report is not explaining it well! They joined the 9th company. Understood. 0:59 'Meaning knight/night in Spanish.' (not 9th) It's very badly explained.
@@plusultra4961 But, if so, badly! How did this get through editing? 'knight/night' is really far from a simple 'nine'... I don't speak Spanish, but I looked it up. My associations (based on Latin) of 'nueve' were either night, nine, or new.
So French of you.
You FINALLY acknowledge the Communists, bt you do not acknowledge the Muslims from Africa who died during both wars defending your land.
I bet their story was long left out of the Spanish history books too!!
This is how the "Abraham Lincoln Battalion" was treated in the US
Communist also
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Meanwhile French soldiers have fought to defend Berlin.
French and Spanish fought on both sides, Rusky clown..
Loyal to the end - Charlemagne division
0:54 Why where they called 'night'? It's not well explained here. Because of their skin colour, or why?
I am confused by this as well. If they are referring to “knight” - I thought the word was “caballero”
Ninth = 9th, not night not knight... because it was the 9th company
@plusultra4961 🤷♀️ This earned the company the nickname, because most of them were Spanish... (almost all) 1:05 'La Nueve'! - meaning 9, I get it. But the report is not explaining it well! They joined the 9th company. Understood. 0:59 'Meaning knight/night in Spanish.' (not 9th) It's very badly explained.
@@Sherluck93 she mispronounced the word thats it
@@plusultra4961 But, if so, badly! How did this get through editing? 'knight/night' is really far from a simple 'nine'...
I don't speak Spanish, but I looked it up. My associations (based on Latin) of 'nueve' were either night, nine, or new.