Winter War - Battle of the Frozen Lakes 1939
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- The first Finnish victory during the Winter War. It was an epic battle of a tiny Finnish force of four thousand men against a Soviet Division of 20,000 men.
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Frozen Hell: The Russo-Finnish Winter War of 1939-194
White Death: The invasion of Finland and the Second World War: Russia's War on Finland 1939-40
Battle of Tolvajärvi by David Lippman
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Do the Battle of Tali-Ihantala 1944
SharpLight Russian propaganda, go away troll.
Historically neutral way to speak about the events of 1918 is Civil War. We are descendants of both sides of the war and should strive for reconciliation.
Furthermore, that the Finns kept their independence is partly due to outside circumstances, mainly due to the fact that German Empire lost the WW1. Still in November 1918 Kaiser’s son-in-law was pledged to be King of Finland and there were German troops on the ground, so the future was one of German’s vassal state at that point.
Could you cover the Burma Campaign, the New Guinea Campaign, or some of the operations in China? I feel like those are forgotten campaigns outside of the countries they took place in.
@@1987MartinT They are indeed forgotten campaigns and deserve more attention. Sadly I dont know when I will get to cover those as I can barely produce one video a month and not all of them can be long detailed videos. Sometimes I have to make short videos that can be finished quickly with little effort and cost.
Many look at the winter war as an unnecesary war and a waste of time. But the fact that the Finns are not speaking Russian today is quite the achievement considering how vastly outnumbered they were
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Not all finnish would speak russia just look estonian ofcourse it was good that finland stayed indepented.
Im finnish and just wanted to point that out ofcourse we would have less finnish and more russians if winter war and contination war would have go diffrently
@@nikolehtonen3747 no. stalin wanted Finns to go extinct because they didnt surrender
Very impressive use of terrain and home territory. They forced the Soviets into bottlenecks and picked them off slowly.
Yeah so are not those who were occupied by USSR.
Oh my god this was so high quality, i love it.
I wish the history channel still put on stuff like this, instead of 42 hours of Ancient aliens, followed by 6 hours of Pawn Stars.
Lol and don't forget the very important series of historical significance called "Ice Road Truckers" 😂
The History Channel has been bought by certain 'elements' who do not want educational viewing. They want to keep the populace dumb.
@@PolakInHolland There doesn't need to be a conspiracy theory about it. Humanity is perfectly capable of doing horrible and idiotic things to itself without a shadowy cabal.
@@liliththesolarexalted2206 exactly, but sometimes it is done for a purpose, humans have interests and they pursue them
But what allowed the Finns to hold their ground against such an overwhelming force? The aliens!
As a Finn, a real treat. So detailed even in company level. Congrats!
Against overwhelming odds, Finland preserved its independence, congratulations!!
As a Swede I am thankful you took the first hit.
This is a very well done video. I watch it over and over.
"The Finns lost one of their anti-tank guns, but its crew managed to destroy the first tank of the column with a satchel charge".
It tells you a lot about the Finnish soldiers that a crew of a AA gun, which usually stays in the rear, not only engage tanks in direct battle, but when they lose their gun they go in basically melee combat with a tank, and win.
The narrator needs a lesson in pronouncing Finnish names.
There's also reports of Finnish infantrymen shoving logs to tanks treads to make them stop
@@VonArmagedda True
You seem to have mixed Anti-air guns and anti-tank guns of which the latter must be close to the front lines to operate especially in a forested environment where a direct-fire weapon can't shoot very far
Yes indeed great and very brave
The Finns invented the satchel charge en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satchel_charge
Finnish heroes.
For the Russians, taking on the Finns on the Finnish home ground led them to being slaughtered.
The same would happen again, of that I have no doubt.
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You deserve more support. You’re paying for a voice actor and doing such an animation! This is what UA-cam was made for. Creators to do it themselves. Thank you for doing this!
My only issue was that the pronunciation of the finnish names were all wrong. otherwise great video indeed.
ccalmus yes but its nearly impossible for foreigners to pronounce finnish fluently and I quite enjoyed listening to the narration.
@@JuhaEerikki there is Google translate with sound that would right away fix the Jarvi spelling, this was the most disturbing mistake
Disaster
Stalin? You're here too?
Ah, the good ol' hero of Norway, the last Viking, Stalin the red 'stache.
Lol
Interesting watch, especially considering that my grandfather fought at the Tolvajärvi-Ägläjärvi-Aittojoki -axis in Group Talvela, in PPP7 (Bicycle battalion 7). I've been reading his wartime diaries and they paint a depressing picture of the action.
@@vasyavasyan3264 You should propably re-read how the events of 1939-40 went. And not from one of the state sanctioned history books. You know, from a source other than nationalistic dictatorial propaganda. But here's your 0.5 rubles for an attempt, gopnik.
@@vasyavasyan3264 actually finns weren't fighting for or with nazis in 1939-1940, it was a separate war. They would fight alongside the Germans later
@@bohemondofantioch5794 finland was a german puppet since 1917 when german troops suppresed red revolution in it
@@vasyavasyan3264 the Kingdom of Finland, indeed a German puppet, didn't live long, and after 1919 Finland was pretty much independent.
Sorry, but I dont speak Elvish
Excellent video - the Finnish battles really deserve so much more attention!
That's the idea. As do other smaller countries too. We want to cover the lesser known aspects of the war.
@@ww2-epicbattles you are doing good work, keep it up
May Finland live forever!
Yes!
We will.
It will be easy they said, like a parade in Moscow they said.
Fins wont fight back they said
tHe sNoW SpEaKs FiNnIsH
A Romaniaball in my comments section. This is amazing.
AnD tHe TrEeS
Perkele.
Tulta Munille!
@@martinschulz9176 yea sure ok
I’ve always had a fascination with the Winter War, the Finns had balls of steel
Such heroism, resilience and determination. That's some sisu for y'all.Hats off, oh boy.
One does not simply invade the finnish.
BECUZ WE GONNA FINNISH EMMMM
They sued for peace twice.
With very reasonable terms. You can invade, but you can't conquer.
You bolsebitch wanna try?
@@ZeroNitroMan Even if you did conquer, you'll never win the hearts and minds, rendering the whole thing a pointless effort.
Incredibly high quality presentation. I have never seen such a clear depiction of these battles before. Good work!
AMAZING, Long live Finland !
My great-grandfather fought at Ilomantsi and Oinaansalmi in the winterwar. He was patrolling with his friends when a shell exploded behind him and he fell on the ground lifeless. Hes unit ran and left him and went to their camp thinking my great-grandfather died but the next day after the night my great-grandfather woke up on the snow and walked back to the camp. Everyone was shocked to see him still alive. Piece of shrapnel had flown into hes brain. No surgery was ever tried because doctors were afraid the shrapnel piece would have just ended deeper into my great-grandfathers brain.
My great-grandfather still ended up back into fighting in continuation war even after the incident but what I heard is that he changed permanently and was often angry and short-tempered.
My step-grandfather had a similar encounter, except the shrapnel took his b@lls instead of his brain. Regardless, he became a very angry and bitter man as a result. It is apparent that he lost much on behalf of the country.
@@UnclePutte My grandfather was also injured in the war. I know very little about him, since I never met him; he didn't want to meet any of his grandchildren. Maybe the war made him the way he was... But he died a bitter old man in the early 2000's.
They are not short tempered, they still hold the anger with the Soviet. But, they are a brave man to face the Soviets knowing how under strength they have.
Imagine being struck in the head with shrapnel and then walking in the freezing cold weather back to your regimen with the shrapnel lodged in your brain. They don’t make soldiers like that anymore. I have so much respect for him.
Every single word in the Finnish language is pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable - without exception. It's not Tal-VEE-la, but TAL-ve-la.
The Finnish soldiers on skis were so fucking bad ass. Props from America.
This was an excellent and well produced video on this significant battle of the Winter War. As was stated in another positive comment, I too wish the History Channel would produce military history pieces as good as this. Keep up the great work.
Thanks man. I do my best. I spent too much money on this channel.
@@ww2-epicbattles
Well be proud of your achievement and know it was money well spent. Having become interested in and done some reading on the Winter War starting a few years ago, your video does an excellent job of concisely and effectively breaking down the battle so that it can appeal to hard core military history bluffs like myself as well as those with only a moderate interest in the subject. The animation really is great.
Great work! If I may recommend a video topic for the future, take a look at the Finnish defensive battles at the end of the continuation war (the biggest one being the battle of Tali-Ihantala, which is the largest battle in the history of the Nordic countries). Thumbs up!
I know Tali-Inhantala. It should definitely be made one day.
@@ww2-epicbattles If you make the Tali-Ihantala battle video, i will give you 9000 internets just because its the largest battles in the nordic countries and basically was the last stand for the finns.
They basically out-wintered the Soviets
Popped up in recommendations. Great map layout and coms. Subbed. Looking forward to watching the rest of your videos 👍🏻
New video coming today. And you're gonna love this one even more I think. Welcome.
Not sure if I am saying this right but during the Winter War the Finns used a saying going something like "We are Finland, we are small, where are we going to bury them all".
One Soviet general, looking at a map of the territory Russia had acquired on the Karelian Isthmus, is said to have remarked: "We have won just about enough ground to bury our dead”
The sausage war sounds like a Brazzers script
@@Lattamonsteri Bangers and M.A.S.H?
Sounds like something the Germans would do
Excellent video! But please, Finnish j isn't a z, but y. So Pajari isn't "Pazari", but "Payari" and so on.
Erkilmarl *The narrators pronouncing is totally FUCKED UP! Ask a Finnish person, or Finland Embassy next. This is an embarrassment! Bangkok Johnnie CarSanook Media Thailand*
russian came to finland
russian wanted finland
he was buried in finland
and after that got pissed on
@@fastum000 :DDDDDD
Outstanding explainative coverage of Life and Death struggle to live for the Finnish nation.
My father served as an Estonian Soldier on Colonel Aaro Pajari's Division. The ending words of this video is entirely true. The Red Soviet Army was proven to be able to be Defeatable.
That goes for today as well. As the modern Russian Army of today can be routed and defeated in a future conflict they are Not
"Supermen"!
Respect to your father.
Respect from NY. Pajari’s boys were some strong and tough soldiers.
@@yankees29
Yes indeed.
Today we are seeing a repeat of this with the Ukrainians fighting for their Independence and lives against evil Neo Communist Criminal Russian Dictator Putin.
Nice video. Colonel Pajari was cousin of my great grand-father who would successfully lead many more big battles both against the Soviets as well as against the Nazis in the Lapland War.
Great video! However, the j is pronounced as y. So Tolvajärvi would be Tolvayärvi.
And "ä" is always pronounced like the a in cat. Double wovels equal double length.
The accent is always on the first syllable of the word. Thus e.g. PAAvo TALvela - not Paavo TalVEla.
The guy narrating is from simple history that's awesome
When i heard that i was surprised too
Big bob kill I thought he sounded familiar! 🧐🙁
Soviet 1: What do we have her- OH look guys sausages!
Soviet 2: Holy shit! SAUSAGES!
All the Soviets: Om nom nom
Commissar: What the hell?! Comrades I demand you to continue the attack immedia- oh sausages? I want some too.
Finn 1: Why aren't they coming?
Finn 2: Looks like they are eating...our SAUSAGES!!
All the Finns: *WHAT?!*
Finnish Commander: That does it! BOYS! CHAAAAARGE!!!!!
You should cover the Battle of Raate Road (Raatteentie) where the Finns destroyed a whole soviet division just only minor casualtyes.
The rate Road is already on the list! In fact last December I was between Tolvajärvi and Raate Road.
Now Raate Road will hopefully be made next January if Im still making videos by then.
@@ww2-epicbattles Excellent!
New to the channel but been enjoying your content alot. Good stuff 10/10
Thanks man. I always like to welcome new fans as long as they leave a comment. Stay tuned for the next Monte Cassino episode. Script is being written right now.
@@ww2-epicbattles sounds good to me. Keep at it.
5:15 left to eat the soup XD well stalin gave them like no food so yeah makkara keittoa to eat
Sweet Jesus, please someone make a movie about this campaign. As soon as he talked about Pajari sneaking in and wiping out that whole battalion, I was sold. If they could do Band of Brothers quality on this scenario it would be amazing.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0098437/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Leonidas would’ve been proud of the Finns.
The Soviets got finished by the Finnish Army
Finnished*
Just the opposite. In March 1940, there were no combat-ready Finnish troops between Viipuri and Helsinki. 13-14-year-olds were mobilized. If it were otherwise, they would not have entered into such a difficult Moscow Treaty
Man, I don't get Finnish. I love Finland. I want to go to Finland so badly. Fins are always so nice
Ehhhhhhh yeahhhh..... Sure some are not so nice but yeah
Not everyone here is nice but most of us have been raised to be nice and fair. Soviets attacking Finland was not fair.
Funny how Russia was one of the " GOOD GUYS" of ww2. One of the allies. Ask poland and Iran about it. As a german to my Finnish brothers,I salute you, read Gustaf Mannerheims letter to Adolf Hitler.
I've spoken with some Polish folks about this topic, online and when I visited Poland couple of times. They pretty much told me that soviet union destroyed their country for deceades. As it really did. I'm so glad that my Finnish grandfathers fought for my country and we never came one of soviets satellites. And never will.
@@formatique_arschloch the fact that the fins aren't speaking russian today is a testimony to your peoples might! Heavily outnumbered! Be proud my Finnish brother. Probably the biggest feat of the war was the winter war. Stalin's huge loss to an army twice as small as his
@@justinshultz9245 I am proud, as most Finns are today. Danger is still here and for the Finns, where does that danger come from?
Sweden?
Estonia?
?
@@formatique_arschloch be watchful. Danger comes from any direction. Sometimes from where you least expect
@@justinshultz9245 Yes. I know, I know🤨
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We finnish love our land.
Sausage soup? Sounds delicious! Is there a recipe and could you not show it and the basics to make it?
There are probably plenty but how i do it is pretty plain but i like it! ;)
You just peel and chop the veggies and boil them with salt and black pepper until they are soft and at some point (doesn't really matter when) add the chopped sausage slices. Boil them together until it kinda like thickens or mixes up. It becomes better and better after heating it up and cooling it back again during the coming days. On the side i usually have really dark rye bread with butter, cheese and ham on top of it and some cold milk or beer for drink.
I usually put potatoes, onions, carrots and leek, but you can basically put other stuff as well. Was this of any use? :D
The Finns sure have guts to face such a force from soviet.
What Other choice did they have ?
Surrender, defeat, slavery, death, ...
Damn this will blow up sooner or later great video
Due to the outstanding success of the Finns in the Winter War, Hitler and his military planners totally underestimated the resolve and the resilience of the Russian army and launched the ill fated Operation Barbarossa...
This video was very good
Lost one AT gun, came back with 5 T-26 Russian tanks. Lol.
When the snow starts speaking finnish
Pajari’s boys. Aaro Pajari leads a brazen gorilla attack and wipes out a whole Soviet company. That night the Soviets claimed “The trees were talking and shooting at us!” 🤣
What a fascinating story. The victory of Finland in this campaign was significant indeed and the courage and skill of her outnumbered soldiers really stands out. I would note as well though that the Soviet soldiers also fought bravely in a situation they probably would have rather not been in - they were very unlucky in their leaders, and paid the price for other peoples wicked decisions. May all those who died in this fighting sleep softly now.
Great video! Could you do more of these videos about the Winter war.
If I had the time I would done one about Raate road for early January. No time however. Im sorry.
You should do the two Battles of Taipale (oct-dec 1939 the main battle, and the other battle in feb 1940) The only place where the Mannerheim Line was never broken. Eventually the Finns had to abandon Taipale after the rest of the Mannerheim line broke
Now this is what I call high quality. Man, you did an aweosome job here. Congratulations!!
Comments such as this one encourage me to make more. If I only had the time to produce them faster.
Awaesome video! Great Job on the animation.
Finnland had sisu so it was unfair fight😅.
It makes a difference, if a soldier is fighting for his home country or for some political reasons they couldn’t care less.
War of 1918 is a civil war, not an independence war. Finland got independence in the end of 1917 (beginning 1918). Then there was a conflict between reds and whites.
Vietnam: The trees speak Vietnamese, the Americans presume it's snipers, and might run to avoid death
Winter War: The snow speaks Finnish, and entire Russian squad is wiped out
In the video there seem to be Vietnamese too, look at the flag
lmao as an finnish, i just still cant believe that one company (110-260 men) wiped out one soviet regiment
In four minutes. Heavy machine gun fire. The Finnish army was so mobile in the freezing cold.
@@yankees29 Makes me proud to be Finnish.
@@allualex2606 I’ve watched this video numerous times. It absolutely amazes me. David vs Goliath and David won. There is something about a small army defending their homeland with such ferocity. I love when a military uses their home terrain to their advantage. So cool.
Now it’s just Finland vs Vietnam
Thumbs down are Soviet viewers, fo sho!
War of 1918 wasn't an independence war but a civil war between reds and white finns and Talvela took part in Kindred Nations War in 1919.
Well, to be honest, if the reds had won, finns wouldn't have been so independent
yes but if the reds had won would have been no independence
It's a older term that has most likely stuck in the English sources.
The winning side went to war with the idea of fighting for the independence against the Russians, the loosing side thought they took part in communist revolution.
The fighting between Russians and Finns was minimal but many still wanted to remember the war as a fight for independence.
People forget for example that when jaegers returned from Germany some of the joined the reds.
People fought for ideology because Finland was already independente
Yeah, it even started like 6 weeks after independence was already granted and recognised by many countries, so it definitely wasn't a fight 'for' independence as such. There are some in whose interests it was to portray it as such, but that's just propaganda. There was considerable number of Russian troops still in Finland, true, but this was more the result of the chaos of Russian Revolution preventing evacuation than an organised attempt by anyone to keep them there. Those who stayed to aid the Reds did so out of their own volition, not by order or encouragement. Sad to say that many who were not even taking a side became the target of White atrocities simply for being russian; in many cases, it was almost as if the whites had /wanted/ an armed independence struggle against russians, and when they simply couldn't get one, they settled for disarming the russian troops and then having them shot.
As for it being an 'indirect' fight for independence, even that matter is perhaps not as simple as it seems. The Red leadership was actually quite independence-minded, sometimes fiercely so, or even bordering on nationalistic. As late as WW2, this is clearly seen in the relations between Soviets and the Reds who had taken refuge in Soviet Karelia in 1918. As it happened, for political reasons the 'Red' faction was actually more keen on indepence in the autumn of 1917 than the 'White' faction!
Most of the so called 'red jaegers' were by the way purged from the regiment, along with other undesirables, even before they set sail for Finland.
Congratulations, this video was well researched and presented. It's great that somebody took the time to document this.
Thank you. Research and script writing is always the toughest part.
Russian good with winter warfare, but Finnish doing better
Great story
Only have one thing to say ...
Hyvä Suomi ! ... Yeah I know, my finnish isnt so good.
Eipä mitään ;)
Fact:
My grandfathers big brother was one of those 517 finnish casualties.
His body was not found.
😔
The continuation war took my grandfather's big brother. Direct hit from artillery shell. He was he was brought to home in a relatively small wood box.
FINNS are not eazy win.
Mun pappa sanoi että se oli maallinen helevetti
Venäläisten viiminen tykistö keskitys taivas repesie se kun loppui korvat soi viikon sen jälkee vaate oli aivan riekaleina mutta metri ei annettu ilmaiseksi. Hän toivoi että kukaan ei joutuisi kokemaa sitä
PS kiitos veteraaneille meillä on hyvä maa
Where is Greco-Italiano war part duo? Heh? Still this video looks amazing.
Part 2 will be made next year hopefully.
@@ww2-epicbattles Hope so as well, thanks for the heads up. Now I do not need to keep asking. Part 1 was awesome and if you do part 2, you should follow with the battle of Crete. Alors c'est la guerre. ΟΧΙ
@@Armorius2199 Actually, we have plans to make Crete in the coming months and it will possibly be our first 3D animated video. It will be a new attempt and Crete is simple enough to give us a chance to try that out, experiment a little and then ask for the audience's feedback.
@@ww2-epicbattles More Finnish stuff first ;)
The Sausage War was a result of the Finnish army starving the Soviets by constantly targeting their supplies. When the starving Soviet soldiers smelled the food, they went mad with hunger and charged, not caring about anything but eating.
Okay I will subscribe. Very good video.
Every soldier being able to cross-country ski has to have been a huge advantage that the Finns cleverly made brilliant use of.
Absolutely. They were very mobile. They also used reindeer to move around artillery and other heavy equipment. The Russians were using trucks that kept breaking down in the freezing weather. The reindeer can move for hours in extremely cold weather without stopping.
Snow: *speaks finnish*
Russians: Mama, come pick us up, we're scared...
The war in 1918 was not a "war of independence." It was a civil war between a Finnish leftist coalition led by democratic socialists against the country's entire social and economic elite who wanted to impose a monarchy. The left received military aid from the fledgling Soviet Union, which also fought in some defensive actions when the monarchists came near the Russian border. Meanwhile, the monarchists were backed by every monarchy on the continent and the German Empire ended the war by invading southern Finland and occupying Helsinki.
"The left received military aid from the fledgling Soviet Union" when you fight against a faction that doesn't even recognise the existence of your nation it's very much a war for independence.
@@ww2-epicbattles Lenin officially recognized Finland as an independent state 4.1.1918.
New sub. Love the detail. Keep it up
Who would win?
505 soviet Soldiers, one of which was the best sniper of the USSR
Literally a farmer boi with a gun
Imma put my monei on the snow eating, no-scoping boi
Only the Finns would get into hand to hand combat with a tank and win.
Hah😄👍
Wow intelligence is better than number
why no movie was done about this war? I knew about this 100 days war since I was in Palestine 38 yrs ago! Fins made a miracle! I am sure it is being studied in all military schools
cheers
there are plenty of movies about it.
Hey isn't the speaker from the Simple History channel? NIce.
yes that's him.
@@ww2-epicbattles Thought it sounded familiar
Imagine booking room from that hotel just before battle.
"No refunds!"
@@GreySectoidThe hotel is still there...but only stone walls full of bullet holes... in the bushes. Still, a spectacular place of history + lovely nature and peace.
Good on the Finns, Hardy men !
Very nicely done!
Excellent video. Thank you. Make a video of the battle of the Raate Road please. There are some pretty gruesome pictures of it too. Where finnish soldiers used frozen soviet soldiers as road signs.
Raate Road will be made next January or December. If Im still making video then.
Must have been extremely demoralizing for the Russian soldiers.
Snow speaks two languages. Norwegian if youre a nazi and Finnish if youre a commie.
Respect our country 🇫🇮
Great job repelling the aggressors!
Thanks, quite detailed and informative :3
Sausage waaaar! :DDD
The Russians were hungry. Their maintenance
didn't work because they had imagined marching to Helsinki for a couple of weeks.
I think the photo in the thumbnale is from the fight in tolvajärvi where my grandmoms dad fought (he was finnish)
Wow, I never knew that Finland fought the Vietcong in WW2
What you call Vietcong is the Soviet star that was used everywhere in the Soviet Union.
World War II - Epic Battles
Looks like the fun-police arrived so I’ll be leaving.
Great video btw!
@@Crusse89 also the VC flag had a blue bottom half, not saying your joke wasnt funny tho!
Lauri Törni, aka. Larry Thorne did
The Finnish flag isn't accurate either. The vertical bar of the cross should be off-center towards the mast
@@ww2-epicbattles I think the Soviet Military flag you're referring to look like this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Red_Army_flag.svg
That time of the year, there´s very little light even in the southern Finland. Anyway, no one really knows all that Finnish forests, swamps and lakes have swallowed, especially in the winter, and most especially at night. I´m a nocturnal Finnish winter beast myself, so sometimes I get to see the tormented souls of those swallowed by the Finnish winter nights. Eventually I join them, but not as a tortured one, rather a torturer, if I´m deemed worthy.
Do you want to make ruasian blush....just say.. Findland....lol
Record cold temperatures, 39 below Celsius, became favor to Finnish troops in Winter war against the Soviet Union 1939. Also Finns was good on skiing, so they could fast move on snow.
They also moved around equipment with reindeer which was much more reliable than the Soviet trucks which kept breaking down in the freezing temperatures.
@@yankees29Moreover their trucks had to keep mostly to the roads, or trails really, which made them whole lot less usefull in supporting manouvers.
Isnt the moderator the boi from simple history?
The voice actor. Yes.
Do the battle of Suomossalmi!
This is so good! good jobb!
great video im just severely disturbed by the pronounciations but i understand why it is hard.