History has a sick sense of humour. We remember fondly people who died fighting for what they believed but we never speak of the people that watched them die as they did
true. however it is also important to consider the circumstances of some families who in-return were otherwise abused or became victims of broken and disoriented men who came back from war and took their trauma out on their families. it's a very complicated 3-dimensional problem. while I think war trauma, which has notoriously been misunderstood, or otherwise dismissed, should absolutely be more talked about, as well as the soldiers that suffered it, we should also talk about why the soldiers that lived, and the problems that they faced were ignored. it could've been the bad memories and pain other family members were unjustly put through, and/or toxic masculinity principles and values that unfortunately still persist in modern society.
@@kratosrenascitur7652 Not really, just older people than the people later in the war. For example the war might start with 24-30 year olds and goes down to 16 year olds
@@kratosrenascitur7652Not really. 18-30 year olds were usually enlisted into the armies but as war raged on in the Pacific and Europe, the age of Germany and Japan’s army quickly decreased to as low as 9-12 years old. Barely even reaching high school.
My History Teacher once said "History teaches us that History teaches us nothing". It is a cruel joke how often things loop under a different face in History
@@redcecrossans2189history repeats itself. Napoleon his army was defeated against the russians during winter due to lack of supplies, hitler made the same mistake. If he would’ve learned from napoleon his mistake, europe would be speaking german.
@@d_m_c_2006 It was largely due to the lack of respect hitler had for slavic people and that he believed the Germans would win simply because they were ethnically superior.
I feel like people don't appreciate history enough and the people who fought in it don't get enough recognition for there sacrifice if on the alie side or axis side of the war if ww1 or ww2 there the the bravest people we could ever know
If they did appreciate history, they would know the sacrifices that were made. How they were made. Why they were made. The price they came with. The world would be in a different place. They do not understand it. All we can do is hold this to our hearts and minds and bring fourth this events and many others like its importance to our kids and the next after that because history is necessary. It is a requirement for us to learn it so we can grow as a species. I love history. It’s a Time Machine to previous times. It is a gateway to see errors and correct them. It is a way to improve. History is not just text books but also us. We are history. We look back on our personal history to see what we can improve on. History is us. And those who don’t learn it don’t learn themselves.
This is a very scary truth. If you think about the massive fortunes spent on warfare & killing, it makes you seriously look around & wonder…. Why? What if…. What if humanity was better, what else could all of this effort & money be spent on towards moving humanity forward into a brighter future. Instead. It’s all used to tear each other apart. 💔 It’s not just any one person fault however. It’s such a massive accumulation of hatred & people under oppressive rulers. How do we break the chains? How……
@@mason-i6u7u 👍 If you don’t think our advancements in those fields would be much greater without the violence of humanity hindering it you are a fool.
One of the many stories about when they where shooting the Band of Brothers series is where the ACTUAL Dick Winters goes down to the film site. From what was recalled by the actors he stopped by and opened the flap on the back of one of the trucks then went "pale as a sheet" when he saw them inside. He left without saying anything and never came back afterwards. When later questioned about all of it he responded by saying that It was like looking into a truck full of ghosts, seeing the faces of people he haden't seen alive in over 50 years...
The greatest stories ever told is our history. The triumphs. The tragedies. Those how overcame impossible odds. Those who pushed back against darkness. Behind every date in time, there is a story to be told and lesson to be learned.
The reason The great war was called the war to end all wars is because we realized how cruel war is. We created chemical weapons, bombs, and automatic weapons that kill hundreds of men in mere seconds. We saw how war affected those in the trenches, unhumane conditions and constant bombings causing the environment to become hell on earth. We created weapons of mass destruction. We even developed planes to dominate the skies, we fought in the sky, the waters, and the ground. We saw how fast men died, and yet... we continue to develop more and more weapons so we can kill each other faster.
History hasn’t been candy and rainbows, just like life today; life. To fight to serve, to serve to die, we love live for the one above us’s game, no sugarcoating it because it’s already to sugary. Unless we stop blindly following the next word, the next order, the next vision and whisper, simply then and only then will it all end.
Or just follow another highest power even you don't realize it, you need know that everyone is playing the games bud some who behind the show pull the string so... Just enjoy your position even you don't realize it you are one😑
In the end. The Greatest Casualty of War... is Our Own humanity. as we succumb to the eternal cycle of hatred, *that all consuming ouroboros of vengeance and greed.*
I think that it is a symbolic touch, that you barely hear the music over the chaos of the battlefield. It show's that with all the things humanity created to make the world good, we can just as easily destroy it in the blink of and eye. My heart goes out for all the young men, women, and children who are in warzones or participating in one. Stay strong, and you will make it through and see your families again. Stay strong.
We have to remember history, lest it repeats itself. We have to remember how terrible wars are, as that is the only way we will work to prevent it in the future.
I cry every time I think of the soldiers that died in both world wars fighting for their nation and what they believe. And yet there are people that don't care about them and make videos that make me lose faith in humanity.
Where people see the enemy, i see a person, fighting for their home, their people, their land, their ideals, just like we are. They are us, a difference in opinion, lifestyle, but they bleed just like us, they love, they cry they mourn, the true enemy to me, is the fact wars happen at all.
~ The Only Place Where Soldiers Find Peace Is In Death ~ RIP all the Brave men that died for their country no matter what side you were on they were all just soldiers fighting for their own cause
It is not just history, history is like a story, if we don’t know our history we might always make the same mistakes that we did before, for example in ww2 if we didn’t have history some people might be trying to recreate it without knowing the consequences by the history of what we learn, we learn history so history doesn’t repeat itself all the time
When 'History' and it only shows WW2. It would've been better if this is just called 'Western Front' than full 'History' where it has different and huge and many contribution that it didn't put by the film.. If only though, but I don't think any Movie Director would've liked a 'boring' set of how Humanity thrives on its Histories, which is probably and mostly covered in War. We're just like any Ant colonies. Our Histories are almost all dark and the only lighthearted thing about it is how we focus to survive.
It is just history, but it's our history, the stories if our forefathers, and their friends, brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers, the stories of sacrifice, death, hope, vicorty, failure. These are the stories of our world, but its not over yet, its still being written.
yeah, but most people won't related all that much from the medieval ages. We will more related to 19th/20th/21st century wars. Not to discredit the medieval wars, cause those were terrible. Not nearly as bad as the modern wars.
An absolutely fabulous tribute to the deadliest conflict in human history. Being a high school student, I am faced every day with the ignorance and insignificance people treat conflict and history with. How we have managed to relegate the worst part of human existence into three letters remains impossibly far beyond me, and I fear that we will soon face a conflict on such an incomprehensible scale that nobody will able to say the words: 'I don't care.' Comment on the actual video: I feel like the ending scene deserved something more powerful, but otherwise a beautifully made work of art.
It really shows that western media pretty much covers only the western front, Other movies can include battle for the bulge, Kelly's Heroes, Enemy lines, flags of our fathers, and I am sure many more that I have forgotten.
People never appreciate the fact of how many are truly lost not to the fighting but because of the actions of politicians who have never stood on either side Of the gun
My granddad served in Vietnam, when I asked him about it he told me one simple thing, and I will never forget it: "Most stories don't get told, and the ones that do, are forgotten. Just like how what I did will be forgotten one day."
War is hell but we learn from history so that our boys and our future generations don’t have to die like our grandparents and many other generations like them
If I ever was at Dunkirk fleeing France I would say “ oh how so lucky I am to be British, and oh how so unlucky they are to be French.. I’m sorry bothers”
“Son, History ain’t all sunshine n rainbows. There ain’t no ‘Good guys’, or ‘Bad guys’. Only people. Now. School likes to tell you that history is black n white. But it ain’t. They say Marines are the Hero’s, and that Pirates are the Villains. But, how many pirates were forced into that life due to the fuck ups from someone higher up on the food chain than them. And, how many Marines are marines just so that they can kill with impunity! How many wars have been started over something so trivial, but that somehow led to the deaths of tens of thousands, millions, HELL BILLIONS of people! The ‘Politicians’ say they know what’s best for us. But what’s best for us, ain’t always best for them. So what do they do son? Well I’ll tell ya what they do. They, warp our sense of self so much, that we think what’s best for them, is best for us, when in reality, that’s not often the case. So, before you go off and try to ‘fix’ history to be all sunshine m rainbows. Just remember, that all it takes is a single action to change the tides of history forever. Maybe, you don’t take a wrong turn. Maybe, you stop to buy a piece of art made by a failing art student. Maybe, you stop to help that cart person put up carts. Maybe, just maybe, you actually look at History, and not just read it. But let it soak into your skin, like the sun soaks into you on a beach day. But just remember son. History, is never, ever, going to change. And it’s your job, as the future of our species, to make sure that it doesn’t change.” -Some shit I just made up on the spot.
when i was in middle school me and 1 guy my friend were the only ones who were passioned by history all the others were like " it's the past why should we care" and i hated this response especially since we live in france where history is all around us and just saying that it doesn't matter/shouldn't care about it because it doesn't affect our lives made me really angry
The more you learn the scarier it gets as you realize it’s just a loop and it was for nothing and you would have to do the things your grandparents did and there grandparents did
I know you know a lot but even if I say it "War is a place where young people who do not know each other and do not hate each other, kill each other by decision of the elderly who know each other and hate each other, but do not kill each other."
men die for their country because its our duty to serve and protect the people even if they hate us, we still fight and die for them but we are human so we never know what side is the correct side we just do the duty for our people
War is a horrifying thing, it brings out the absolute worst in people. The real primitive animal side that’s been around ever since we’ve been existing as humans. But there are also some of the most amazing stories of hope, kindness, compassion, bravery and sacrifice. That films made about them often miss other actions that were conducted to not make people think it’s unbelievable. There were heroes on both sides. Recently learnt about Walther Wenck, the general of the 12th army during the first battle of Berlin. Wenck was ordered to use his forces to delay the Russian advance, something which would have done nothing. Wenck knowing he would be executed for disobeying orders, decided to hold open a corridor across the river Elbes, this would allow civilians in Berlin to escape towards the western forces and surrender to them. This was obviously better than surrendering to the Russians who by all accounts were absolutely ruthless towards any German. In the end around 250,000 people managed to escape and surrender to western forces. Wenck is also one of the German officers who was not found innocent of not commiting any war crimes during his time in the army. Unknown story here in the west but one example of the light shining through.
'History is written by the Victor, but both sides are always looked upon, its takes long, but in the end, they may rest at peace, knowing so many people understand them.' -me
Watching this stuff tearing up thinking about what we will experience will it be written about? I hope it’s great i truly don’t know what we are doing but it seems we haven’t learned from the past I love you all.
Why doesn't God stop evil? Go to Arlington cemetery and you will find that He does, free will causes evil men to rise but free will also causes good men to rise and defeat the evil, God is with those men who stand against evil.
"When you slowly realize that every day you would be thankful to be alive, but these honorable men would be thankful that they sacrificed their life just for our future." -Myself.
A lot of people joke about the people who die... just because it is in the past doesn't mean you can joke about them, the vehicles and equipment, yes. But those soldiers and civilians who died are still people. [I refuse to edit this]
There can never be obvious villains and heroes in war just scared children who have no idea what there doing there and what there fighting for and elders who know this all to well-me just now
Its a weird feeling living were thus stuff hapened all you see are vague reminders stones with names a tank memorial etc its when you look at it you realise you are standing were men have died
My great grandfather was just 16 when he became a solider at the end of ww2 he was defending Berlin from the Russians and was captured after the war ended
History has a sick sense of humour. We remember fondly people who died fighting for what they believed but we never speak of the people that watched them die as they did
What humor
@@sniperheadz5967 Both dark and bright Humour
That's deep
yeah😕
true. however it is also important to consider the circumstances of some families who in-return were otherwise abused or became victims of broken and disoriented men who came back from war and took their trauma out on their families. it's a very complicated 3-dimensional problem. while I think war trauma, which has notoriously been misunderstood, or otherwise dismissed, should absolutely be more talked about, as well as the soldiers that suffered it, we should also talk about why the soldiers that lived, and the problems that they faced were ignored. it could've been the bad memories and pain other family members were unjustly put through, and/or toxic masculinity principles and values that unfortunately still persist in modern society.
"The worst part about war, is watching the enemy get younger." ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero, A famous Roman Politician.
This implies that old men used to fight wars first. An interesting concept.
@@kratosrenascitur7652 Not really, just older people than the people later in the war. For example the war might start with 24-30 year olds and goes down to 16 year olds
Feel like there’s a double meaning in that.
@@kratosrenascitur7652Not really. 18-30 year olds were usually enlisted into the armies but as war raged on in the Pacific and Europe, the age of Germany and Japan’s army quickly decreased to as low as 9-12 years old. Barely even reaching high school.
@nicholas2827 what do you mean?
"Military don't start wars,Politician start wars"-someone idk but i read his words when i die at CoD2
Sometimes...
Japan?
@@firedragon_eye2640 what?
@@Dumbdudeghol look at how Japan went to war with China and occupied Manchuria in 1931 and 1937
@@firedragon_eye2640 ok
My History Teacher once said "History teaches us that History teaches us nothing". It is a cruel joke how often things loop under a different face in History
Probably not true.
@@redcecrossans2189 probably yeah, but that probability is low.
@@redcecrossans2189history repeats itself. Napoleon his army was defeated against the russians during winter due to lack of supplies, hitler made the same mistake. If he would’ve learned from napoleon his mistake, europe would be speaking german.
@@d_m_c_2006 It was largely due to the lack of respect hitler had for slavic people and that he believed the Germans would win simply because they were ethnically superior.
@@joeyrobertson9523 he meant that Hitler made the same mistake as Napoleon
I feel like people don't appreciate history enough and the people who fought in it don't get enough recognition for there sacrifice if on the alie side or axis side of the war if ww1 or ww2 there the the bravest people we could ever know
None indeed.
Like how Bismarck quoted.
-"What we learn from history is that no one learns from history."
Good man
We are DOOMED to repeat history
Especially for WW1, no one seems to remember the conflict
If they did appreciate history, they would know the sacrifices that were made. How they were made. Why they were made. The price they came with. The world would be in a different place. They do not understand it. All we can do is hold this to our hearts and minds and bring fourth this events and many others like its importance to our kids and the next after that because history is necessary. It is a requirement for us to learn it so we can grow as a species. I love history. It’s a Time Machine to previous times. It is a gateway to see errors and correct them. It is a way to improve. History is not just text books but also us. We are history. We look back on our personal history to see what we can improve on. History is us. And those who don’t learn it don’t learn themselves.
'The more you learn about history the more you realize it was for nothing' - My Grandpa
This is a very scary truth.
If you think about the massive fortunes spent on warfare & killing, it makes you seriously look around & wonder…. Why? What if…. What if humanity was better, what else could all of this effort & money be spent on towards moving humanity forward into a brighter future.
Instead. It’s all used to tear each other apart. 💔
It’s not just any one person fault however. It’s such a massive accumulation of hatred & people under oppressive rulers. How do we break the chains? How……
saved it, but with - Someones Grandpa
yes but it also drives technological advancements in a lot of fields like power and medicine. @@Its_just_rand
@@mason-i6u7u
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If you don’t think our advancements in those fields would be much greater without the violence of humanity hindering it you are a fool.
That is extremely true
"War is just old men arguing and young men dying"
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
One of the many stories about when they where shooting the Band of Brothers series is where the ACTUAL Dick Winters goes down to the film site. From what was recalled by the actors he stopped by and opened the flap on the back of one of the trucks then went "pale as a sheet" when he saw them inside. He left without saying anything and never came back afterwards.
When later questioned about all of it he responded by saying that It was like looking into a truck full of ghosts, seeing the faces of people he haden't seen alive in over 50 years...
The greatest stories ever told is our history. The triumphs. The tragedies. Those how overcame impossible odds. Those who pushed back against darkness. Behind every date in time, there is a story to be told and lesson to be learned.
"it is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died.
rather we shall thank god that such men lived."
- George S Patton
Greyhound was a damngood movie
77+ million people died in both world wars.
“A single man’s death is a tragedy. A million deaths are statistics.”
-Joseph Stalin
Definitely way more than 77
@@Sapphiregamer8605 pretty sure he meant 77 million
@@Sapphiregamer8605 oh shoot didn’t notice I didn’t have million in there
Stalin never said that, it's a phrase from an art book written long after Stalin's death
Not gonna lie, that's pretty rich coming from Stalin.
And this all started from a "war to end all wars"
The reason The great war was called the war to end all wars is because we realized how cruel war is. We created chemical weapons, bombs, and automatic weapons that kill hundreds of men in mere seconds. We saw how war affected those in the trenches, unhumane conditions and constant bombings causing the environment to become hell on earth. We created weapons of mass destruction. We even developed planes to dominate the skies, we fought in the sky, the waters, and the ground. We saw how fast men died, and yet... we continue to develop more and more weapons so we can kill each other faster.
History hasn’t been candy and rainbows, just like life today; life. To fight to serve, to serve to die, we love live for the one above us’s game, no sugarcoating it because it’s already to sugary. Unless we stop blindly following the next word, the next order, the next vision and whisper, simply then and only then will it all end.
Or just follow another highest power even you don't realize it, you need know that everyone is playing the games bud some who behind the show pull the string so... Just enjoy your position even you don't realize it you are one😑
My grandpa who fought in WW2 said this world was hell back then and is slowly turning back into it, that sentence stays with me to my grave
"War is worst then hell. In hell, there are no innocents."
While in war...there is innocent...god....your implication are hit my head like a rock....
My brain had an brain attack understanding that
"Ideals are peaceful but history is violent" goes hard
In the end. The Greatest Casualty of War... is Our Own humanity. as we succumb to the eternal cycle of hatred, *that all consuming ouroboros of vengeance and greed.*
War is not about who is right, only who is left.
I think that it is a symbolic touch, that you barely hear the music over the chaos of the battlefield. It show's that with all the things humanity created to make the world good, we can just as easily destroy it in the blink of and eye. My heart goes out for all the young men, women, and children who are in warzones or participating in one. Stay strong, and you will make it through and see your families again. Stay strong.
This is what flashes through my mind whenever someone says, "but thats just history, dont you think we're a little more advanced now🤓"
people who don't look back at history will never make it into history, they will fail as others in the past have.
We have to remember history, lest it repeats itself. We have to remember how terrible wars are, as that is the only way we will work to prevent it in the future.
History is the structure of Humanity and let us never forgot it and how we got here.
I cry every time I think of the soldiers that died in both world wars fighting for their nation and what they believe. And yet there are people that don't care about them and make videos that make me lose faith in humanity.
Where people see the enemy, i see a person, fighting for their home, their people, their land, their ideals, just like we are. They are us, a difference in opinion, lifestyle, but they bleed just like us, they love, they cry they mourn, the true enemy to me, is the fact wars happen at all.
Greyhound was such a good movie. Not many videos include it. I'm glad you took a notice to it.
"Nothing ever ends…just repeats"
~ The Only Place Where Soldiers Find Peace Is In Death ~
RIP all the Brave men that died for their country no matter what side you were on they were all just soldiers fighting for their own cause
"In war, there are no winners"
@OyennnKun only if the losers are illiterate.
@@proster7920dead people are illiterate
Politicos con el doble de riquezas y con 10 empresas nuevas de un instante a otro 💀☠️
It is not just history, history is like a story, if we don’t know our history we might always make the same mistakes that we did before, for example in ww2 if we didn’t have history some people might be trying to recreate it without knowing the consequences by the history of what we learn, we learn history so history doesn’t repeat itself all the time
2:15 that mission last tiger was upsetting because you were behind enemy lines in your own territory
Nowhere left to run
We can´t change our Past, but we can form a better future
-"We fought the wrong enemy".
General Patton.
George Patton was a nasty guy, making insane comments about the holocaust survivors, not too different from the nazis himself...
Weird way to say you're a nazi but sure
History, cool af, scary af l, and we are on the scary af part
Get ready to be part of a mayor history event
my whole personality is build from look9ing to the past
it has shaped my life in so many facettes
so many mistakes we can learn from
I learn a lot from my mistakes, and so I commit even more mistakes to learn more.
"History has a horrible and sick way of repeating itself" -my history teacher who lost his father to ww2 and his grandfather to ww1
It’s never just history, “what we do today will echo in eternity” Russel Crow
It’s not from a WWII movie but there’s one scene in Blackhawk Down that breaks me every time. “Gordys gone man. I’ll be outside. Good luck.”
When 'History' and it only shows WW2.
It would've been better if this is just called 'Western Front' than full 'History' where it has different and huge and many contribution that it didn't put by the film..
If only though, but I don't think any Movie Director would've liked a 'boring' set of how Humanity thrives on its Histories, which is probably and mostly covered in War.
We're just like any Ant colonies.
Our Histories are almost all dark and the only lighthearted thing about it is how we focus to survive.
It is just history, but it's our history, the stories if our forefathers, and their friends, brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers, the stories of sacrifice, death, hope, vicorty, failure. These are the stories of our world, but its not over yet, its still being written.
Would be cool if it had scenes from other history movies that covered other wars such as gladiator, kingdom of heaven, brave heart etc.
yeah, but most people won't related all that much from the medieval ages. We will more related to 19th/20th/21st century wars. Not to discredit the medieval wars, cause those were terrible. Not nearly as bad as the modern wars.
@@landerp2019 I didn't read the description "A tribute to every movie and game about world war two" So it makes sense why only WW2 was included.
When you think about it enough you realize history is not just history it's also a story of how far humanity has come
An absolutely fabulous tribute to the deadliest conflict in human history. Being a high school student, I am faced every day with the ignorance and insignificance people treat conflict and history with. How we have managed to relegate the worst part of human existence into three letters remains impossibly far beyond me, and I fear that we will soon face a conflict on such an incomprehensible scale that nobody will able to say the words: 'I don't care.'
Comment on the actual video: I feel like the ending scene deserved something more powerful, but otherwise a beautifully made work of art.
They fought for us while we just sit at home and enjoy life. They want us to do that but we cant do that because they died for us.
If its just history, be happy its not present.
the quality is amazing
It really shows that western media pretty much covers only the western front,
Other movies can include battle for the bulge, Kelly's Heroes, Enemy lines, flags of our fathers, and I am sure many more that I have forgotten.
pretty much, though I did always wanted to see a ww2 movie based on the North African Theatre
@@85thpolishbrigade11 I would also like to see movies for other theaters as well, like in Greece and Finland
@@Sindri4346 me too
@@85thpolishbrigade11 I want a movie focused on partisans.
@@venatortheanimefan4526 For me I really just want to focus on little conflicts in the war.
People never appreciate the fact of how many are truly lost not to the fighting but because of the actions of politicians who have never stood on either side
Of the gun
It’s more than just history
My granddad served in Vietnam, when I asked him about it he told me one simple thing, and I will never forget it: "Most stories don't get told, and the ones that do, are forgotten. Just like how what I did will be forgotten one day."
War is hell but we learn from history so that our boys and our future generations don’t have to die like our grandparents and many other generations like them
This is a great video nice job
thanks
Only the winners write history.
If I ever was at Dunkirk fleeing France I would say
“ oh how so lucky I am to be British, and oh how so unlucky they are to be French.. I’m sorry bothers”
Good job my friend 👍🏻
Great work.
War never changes.
“Son, History ain’t all sunshine n rainbows. There ain’t no ‘Good guys’, or ‘Bad guys’. Only people. Now. School likes to tell you that history is black n white.
But it ain’t. They say Marines are the Hero’s, and that Pirates are the Villains. But, how many pirates were forced into that life due to the fuck ups from someone higher up on the food chain than them.
And, how many Marines are marines just so that they can kill with impunity! How many wars have been started over something so trivial, but that somehow led to the deaths of tens of thousands, millions, HELL BILLIONS of people!
The ‘Politicians’ say they know what’s best for us. But what’s best for us, ain’t always best for them. So what do they do son? Well I’ll tell ya what they do. They, warp our sense of self so much, that we think what’s best for them, is best for us, when in reality, that’s not often the case.
So, before you go off and try to ‘fix’ history to be all sunshine m rainbows. Just remember, that all it takes is a single action to change the tides of history forever.
Maybe, you don’t take a wrong turn. Maybe, you stop to buy a piece of art made by a failing art student. Maybe, you stop to help that cart person put up carts. Maybe, just maybe, you actually look at History, and not just read it. But let it soak into your skin, like the sun soaks into you on a beach day.
But just remember son. History, is never, ever, going to change. And it’s your job, as the future of our species, to make sure that it doesn’t change.”
-Some shit I just made up on the spot.
Great job 👍
R.i.p to everyone who died
The call of duty one really got me even though they were germans they were still soldiers
Wasnt it battlefield V
That was BFV's last mission in the campaign, it was called "The last Tiger"
Without history we have no stories, no sense of identity, and most importantly no lessons to learn from
History is more than just ww2
when i was in middle school me and 1 guy my friend were the only ones who were passioned by history all the others were like " it's the past why should we care" and i hated this response especially since we live in france where history is all around us and just saying that it doesn't matter/shouldn't care about it because it doesn't affect our lives made me really angry
I honestly prefer the way they fought during WW2 than modern day battles.
The more you learn the scarier it gets as you realize it’s just a loop and it was for nothing and you would have to do the things your grandparents did and there grandparents did
This gives me chills holy shit
I would have picked a shelling from breaking point in Bob
May those that come after be better than us.
Men fight and live for what they believe in, for this world’ natural state is of chaos and war. Peace is the exception not the rule
I know you know a lot but even if I say it
"War is a place where young people who do not know each other and do not hate each other, kill each other by decision of the elderly who know each other and hate each other, but do not kill each other."
Fucking underrated
History has taught me that there is only one crime in this world, and that is weakness.
Its also taught us that It shouldnt be repeated, Nor forgotten. When history is forgotten its repeated.
men die for their country because its our duty to serve and protect the people even if they hate us, we still fight and die for them but we are human so we never know what side is the correct side we just do the duty for our people
War is a horrifying thing, it brings out the absolute worst in people. The real primitive animal side that’s been around ever since we’ve been existing as humans. But there are also some of the most amazing stories of hope, kindness, compassion, bravery and sacrifice. That films made about them often miss other actions that were conducted to not make people think it’s unbelievable. There were heroes on both sides. Recently learnt about Walther Wenck, the general of the 12th army during the first battle of Berlin. Wenck was ordered to use his forces to delay the Russian advance, something which would have done nothing. Wenck knowing he would be executed for disobeying orders, decided to hold open a corridor across the river Elbes, this would allow civilians in Berlin to escape towards the western forces and surrender to them. This was obviously better than surrendering to the Russians who by all accounts were absolutely ruthless towards any German. In the end around 250,000 people managed to escape and surrender to western forces. Wenck is also one of the German officers who was not found innocent of not commiting any war crimes during his time in the army. Unknown story here in the west but one example of the light shining through.
Ah yes, I do imbibe the study of “history” in which one learns of war alone
The greed and hatred of humanity is stunning. We’re just destroying ourselves
'History is written by the Victor, but both sides are always looked upon, its takes long, but in the end, they may rest at peace, knowing so many people understand them.' -me
Watching this stuff tearing up thinking about what we will experience will it be written about? I hope it’s great i truly don’t know what we are doing but it seems we haven’t learned from the past I love you all.
Proud man ❤❤❤❤❤
the sad part of history😟
love history
Why doesn't God stop evil? Go to Arlington cemetery and you will find that He does, free will causes evil men to rise but free will also causes good men to rise and defeat the evil, God is with those men who stand against evil.
The reason why he gave us free will is because he doesn’t want us to be slaves but the comes with a cost
Amen
"When you slowly realize that every day you would be thankful to be alive, but these honorable men would be thankful that they sacrificed their life just for our future."
-Myself.
May these men rest in peace🙏they didn’t die for nothing
he knows history isnt just WWII right?
A lot of people joke about the people who die... just because it is in the past doesn't mean you can joke about them, the vehicles and equipment, yes. But those soldiers and civilians who died are still people. [I refuse to edit this]
50 million people who had big dreams died in a land full of blood😞
What I would do to listen to any surviving ww1 soldier tell there story
vae victis... ehre den besiegten... honor the fallen...
Which is this movies
I wanna see and witness
All heroes are died - ww2 veteran
We just finna ignore how he misspelt'' Inglorious Basterds''
There can never be obvious villains and heroes in war just scared children who have no idea what there doing there and what there fighting for and elders who know this all to well-me just now
War is hell
Its a weird feeling living were thus stuff hapened all you see are vague reminders stones with names a tank memorial etc its when you look at it you realise you are standing were men have died
KERZ😭😭😭🇩🇪🦅✊🏻
wwhat movie is at 2:22
Saving Private Ryan, I think.
Saving private Ryan
Saving Private Ryan, it’s on Netflix
from which movie is the first scene ?
Greyhound on Apple TV
this is not history, tjis is just war
3:39 kids were participated in ww2
My great grandfather was just 16 when he became a solider at the end of ww2 he was defending Berlin from the Russians and was captured after the war ended
*Volkssturm*
nice vid but 480 p come on
This was used on a cheap software that allowed me to use 480p
It's just WW2*