Hello my name's is Mr stytch and sorry to bother you as me and my wife will be visiting the Soviet war memorial site in August 2022 for my birthday and would love to use if allowed some of your drone footage for our UA-cam channel as we will be putting together and making a documentary about the history of the site...if allowed we would honestly advertize and credit who and where we obtained the footage from on the video and channel.thank you ever so much for your time and sincerely hope to hear back from you soon. Kindest regards days gone by.
Hello, thanks for the comment. You can use the footage (just credit the channel please). Have fun in Berlin, it's really nice! I'd love to watch your documentary when it's finished.
I love the fact that the red marble used on the memorial was made out of the defeated remains of Adolf Hitlers Reichs Chancellory. This was confirmed directly to me by officials from the East German Department of Architecture when the wall came down.
@@urbandiscount incorrect. It is not a myth. This was confirmed directly to me by the Director of Architecture and State Planning of East Germany, Dr. P Gerlach in 1990. I was part of a delegation from the US that was touring East Berlin East Germany at the time. You can see that the material is the same. I’m sure a geologist would be able to confirm it further. My lawyer, Samuel Sciullo of Pittsburgh was in the Reichskanzlei after the conquest of Berlin, and he also saw the same material that was there.
@@urbandiscount it’s actually a great ironic thing that the offices of Adolf Hitler now serve as the Soviet war memorial. He has to be rolling in his grave, lolololol. The irony.
@@urbandiscount it was confirmed by an East German official in 1990. Or did you miss that part? Considering that it was built in a time with zero supplies out of the same unique red colored material that was in used in the Reichs Chancellory, and was confirmed by a high ranking East German official, there can be no doubt where it came from. The German government was not importing special red colored material for any monument, they were using what was available, and the largest stockpile of this red colored material was when they demolished the Reichs chancellery.
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The Shrine to the Mighty Red Army, the liberators of the Humanity, who rose from ashes to triumph over the seemingly invincible evil.
Made possible by American lend lease supplies ;)
Hello my name's is Mr stytch and sorry to bother you as me and my wife will be visiting the Soviet war memorial site in August 2022 for my birthday and would love to use if allowed some of your drone footage for our UA-cam channel as we will be putting together and making a documentary about the history of the site...if allowed we would honestly advertize and credit who and where we obtained the footage from on the video and channel.thank you ever so much for your time and sincerely hope to hear back from you soon.
Kindest regards days gone by.
Hello, thanks for the comment. You can use the footage (just credit the channel please). Have fun in Berlin, it's really nice! I'd love to watch your documentary when it's finished.
@@taleporos thank you really appreciate it very much....and will definitely credit your channel.
This music is great. It starts with beautiful Greek musical strain/ tune. And the church bells ring. And the Red Army March comes at the end.
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I love the fact that the red marble used on the memorial was made out of the defeated remains of Adolf Hitlers Reichs Chancellory. This was confirmed directly to me by officials from the East German Department of Architecture when the wall came down.
that appears to be a myth. However, marble from the Reichskanzlei wás used for the Tiergarten memorial
@@urbandiscount incorrect. It is not a myth. This was confirmed directly to me by the Director of Architecture and State Planning of East Germany, Dr. P Gerlach in 1990. I was part of a delegation from the US that was touring East Berlin East Germany at the time. You can see that the material is the same. I’m sure a geologist would be able to confirm it further. My lawyer, Samuel Sciullo of Pittsburgh was in the Reichskanzlei after the conquest of Berlin, and he also saw the same material that was there.
@@urbandiscount it’s actually a great ironic thing that the offices of Adolf Hitler now serve as the Soviet war memorial. He has to be rolling in his grave, lolololol. The irony.
@@Systems1 It's a persistent rumor and was never confirmed. The Tiergarten memorial though does contain marble from the chancellery
@@urbandiscount it was confirmed by an East German official in 1990. Or did you miss that part?
Considering that it was built in a time with zero supplies out of the same unique red colored material that was in used in the Reichs Chancellory, and was confirmed by a high ranking East German official, there can be no doubt where it came from.
The German government was not importing special red colored material for any monument, they were using what was available, and the largest stockpile of this red colored material was when they demolished the Reichs chancellery.
Beautiful, I love the music and the entire footage. Mighty uplifting. The music of the valiant Red Army whose Legend will never die.
Glory to the Red Army!