The actor who played Hitler nailed the real Hitler's voice pretty well...If you listen to Hitler's secret audio recording with Mannerheim in Finland 1942...He sounded just like this
This looks pretty authentic. German actor who plays Hitler may not look like him but his voice almost resembles that of Hitler which I heard from his propaganda videos.
That actors voice resembles Hitlers real voice so closely it’s uncanny. A lot of movies and shows try to portray him as having a high almost silly exuberant sounding tone, but in reality he actually had a very deep, resonating and clear tone. Valkyrie (for all its faults I know) also portrayed Hitler well. There’s a good Mark Felton clip that shows his real voice.
You're right. I am impressed by how close the actor's voice sounds like the Hitler recording in Dr. Felton's video (at least to an untrained ear like mine).
The actor played Hitler with a hunched, diminished pose. As far as I have read & seen, this is realistic due to Hitler's ongoing ill health leading to drug addiction. The July 21 plotters must have seen his weakness and snatched an opportunity to remove him. Remember, both Rommel and von Rundstadt had given up any hope the western Allies could be thrown back from their bridgehead by June 16 1944.
@@romelnegut2005 Because the Germans have nothing like Nintendo or Sony. Another example, Leica is crap compared to Nikon and Canon. In a nutshell, with respect to everything technological and industrial the Japanese have at least one company that are MASTERS in the field. The Germans not so much. For example, what is Germany's answer to NEC's SX-Aurora. (I bet you probably never heard of it before).
1:01 “Just say it out loud Speidel!” “What?” “You’ve failed!” Even as a German, that sounded really aggressive. You can really hear that he sees him just as a imbecile. Speidel may have been on Rommels side for a long time and he even was a real member of the resistance but he was kinda incompetent…
Before the first war Hitler spent years living as a homeless man selling watercolor prints. And then just twenty years later became supreme commander sending a three million man army into Russia.
Indeed, my original comment was not historically correct with times, years, etc. I know Hitler was homeless before WW1, and many years after the first world war, he became chancellor. My point is that a homeless artist was eventually able to achieve unimaginable heights of power. And I was comparing that to modern times. Imagine meeting some homeless guy in say LA, and some 25 years or so later, he is president of the united states. But still, in many countries, an ordinary person can reach the top of politics.
Juan Yamir Espinoza Plenty of people had different ways other than war to gain their opportunities, never wish for war. Though, in our times a war to end all mankind will occur, I’m sure of that. It’ll most likely leave World War 2 looking like a child’s playground
Here is the rough translation I can decipher with my poor knowledge of German. It is not word to word. BUT the message is the same (1:39-3:45) (I took in high school) Hitler: Thank you gentlemen could you please come, please. I am stunned, stunned by the failure of our local commanders As well as our army that the enemy has caught sleeping in their beds in their underwear. I hate to know our true the conditions of our soldiers.. Rundstedt: We are surprised that the army was asleep ourselves my Fuhrer Hitler: Nice to know that the soldiers cried and trembled while their lamps were standing firmly against the landings! Rommell: My Fuherer, my troops fought fiercely and if we cried and did not prevent the landing. Then it is the failure of the Navy and Luftwaffe. The Army, leadership and troops are fighting with all of its superhuman might. But the enemy's air supremacy, unhindered enemy naval forces has made our planned actions against the enemy impossible. It is regrettable that no one in the OKW has an accurate picture of the front and instead relies on propaganda. Hitler: The channel and the ports of Chebourg are suitable to us. Hold it from the enemy. It is the key to Normandy and to France. Rommel: Yes, we only have one choice. Stop them at Cherbourg or prevent the break thru. We cannot stop them at both at once. Our strength is limited. Hitler: The same view from Rundsted? Rundstedt: At the very least we should hold a strong defense in the peninsula and return to the harbor and fortress. Even if we lose the surrounding areas the benefits would-- Hitler: *I DO NOT WANT TO HEAR BENEFITS OF PULLING BACK! THEY WOULD FIGHT WHERE THEY *STAND!!!* Send a nimble commander and show a wide field of weapons we can can decimate the enemy with. Other guy: Done (Not the actual translation but the message is the same) (Note: minor correction on 10/11/18)
Yes, I think you are very close to correct. My German is even more limited than yours, but I recognize here those bits I was able to pick out. Thank you very much for posting this.
58 years since I was in Germany with US ARMY. Attended language school but haven't used any German for years. I do believe your translation is fairly accurate. Vielen Dank.
@3:45, you see Hitler tune out the discussion and start drawing in his sketchbook. I've seen senior managers do similar things when they are hopelessly in over their heads (& have no answers). At this point in the war, there is nothing Hitler can do to change the outcome. His only option besides total defeat is surrender (and he is never going to do that).
I had a general manager, who sat and approved invoices while I conducted a rollout meeting for all of the superintendents about the upcoming Inventory audit of the facility. Mind you, it wasn't just counting product. This annual event was a total report card on our facility combined with a Sarbanes Oxley audit, and personnel check. I made up my mind right there that I was getting out of there. Six weeks after that meeting, my last day was the day after the Inventory audit was completed. The Senior Manager of Inventory just about tore him a new one, telling him what he needed to do, after my departure.
@@intermilan9731 would'nt have changed the fact that 4/5 ths of wehrmachts supply & artillery was propelled by horse drawn wagons. Of the 322 German Army and SS divisions extant in Nov 1943, only 52 were armored or motorized. Of the Nov 1944 total of 264 combat divisions, only 42 were armored or motorized. The great bulk of the German combat strength-the old-type infantry divisions-marched into battle on foot, with their weapons and supply trains propelled almost entirely by four-legged horsepower.
I have dumbass managers do this too. And then at the end of the presentation they ask the most stupid and elementary questions that I expect senior management to know.
I watched halfway through and stopped it. I can't understand German and it's killing me not knowing what is being said. It's like torture. They have an English version. It's on here somewhere.
What were you expecting in a German film about a war from the German perspective? Dutch with Swahili subtitles? If you have an interest in WWII and the history, Learn German.I promise it won't hurt you half as much as Cantonese
@@rocistone6570 there is a thing called life. Some of us here is busy doing something more important than learning another language (excuse me for the germans out here) but yeah, Some of us here cant learn german overnight just to watch one of the great movies made by them. Translation wont hurt a single organism too.. lol
No one wanted to wake Hitler up once they saw the allies show up at Normandy to get enough panzer support at Normandy beach. Nothing could be done by these high ranking field officers without Hitlers approval. Hitlers over inflated ego did him and the German war effort in. Thank God. 😉
EDDIE LEAL It wasnt his ego, it was his paranoia and lack of faith in his generals. Though, his idea to split up Army Group South could be considered a result of his ego. But hey, he wouldnt be able to execute you if you were a general that waked him up. Just thrown out of your position.
@Sabrina Dugan no the point is, Rommel knew he needed more tanks and planes before the war even kicked off! He predicted right back then that they wouldn't have enough to succeed, even though on the map, they had done nothing but succeed (other than failing to stop the D-Day invasion and losing the Battle of Britain)
Things could have been worse. I am a foreign language buff and I cannot stand it when they dub a foreign movie with English voices. Other countries do it also. The Russians never get tired of producing their war movies but I find it corny when supposedly terrifying Nazis are all speaking in Russian.
@@michaelalexander3078 I'd like to see this translated into english by a nazi. If it's done by a liberal we would be "treated" to feelings and lessons on how to be nice to ethnics lol
Henrik H This isn’t the whole movie, it a six min clip. And because whoever posted it lists it as English it pops up for people who speak....that’s right English. Now go f*ck yourself you Nordic douche.
Fascinating footage, though I don't know much German and can't follow the dialogue I know a lot about WW2 and Rommel's role in trying to strengthen the Western shores before the onset of Allied landings and attacks. Rommel was up against a lot of opponents, countering what I think was a sounder strategy than his peers and that of Adolf Hitler, himself, who by now was meddling greatly in the affairs of every branch of the armed forces of Germany, hence leading to his assassination attempt soon to come. I think, by now, Rommel goes down in history as having one of or THE best tactical of all the Generals, and Germany would have been better off listening and following through - to the letter - with Rommel's Western defenses! Whether or not this would have staved off or thwarted the Allied landings and eventual beachhead obtained to begin their drive through France and onto Germany is another story. Most experts probably doubt that much, if anything, could have changed the outcome of WW2 for Germany by 1944. However, it is very possible Rommel could have delayed Allied success and this delay may possibly have bought enough time for the inception of a German superweapon, which were desperately in the works by this time but facing supply and fuel crisis, as every strata of German life was facing by this time. Still, when mentioning superweapons, an argument may still be formed and applied to Germany's situation being not entirely hopeless by, at least, pre-allied invasion (June 6th) of 1944, in my opinion! I know I'd find this movie fascinating if I could find it with English subtitles. Does anyone know if this movie is available with this option?? Thank you. I appreciate the film clips and to Rommel and knowing this film exists; thank you!! I have watched Downfall about one hundred times and I'd probably watch Rommel, if it had English subtitles, at comparable frequency.
Doesn't really matter if the Western Allied invasion was delayed, around the same time when the Aliies just managed to secure Caen after being held back near the beaches, in the East Operation Bagration's annilation of Army Group Center would have meant that Germany either have to abandon the France/western front to divert troops or lose Berlin and lose the war anyway. No amounts of superweapeons, which were unreliabe, would have changed anything.
@@austin2407 Back in the 1970s with the primitive computers of those times, the historians threw a lot of "what if" suppositions onto an IBM main frame. What if Hitler had done this? What if Hitler had done that instead? And the computer always gave the same answers that the sheer weight of American industrial might, Soviet willingness to suffer major losses, and the endless partisans, including Italian anti-Fascists and communists would compute the inevitable defeat of Nazi Gemany taking place between 1944 and 1949. One of those scenarios involved American scientists quitting on trying to develop an atomic bomb because it was just too difficult.
Actually I think Rommel was completely wrong. He wasted tremendous resources on static defences mostly in the wrong Calais area. These were mostly by-passed. Rommel's intelligence service was appalling. The Allies were preparing the greatest invasion of all time and Rommel had no idea at all where on the Atlantic Coast they would strike. Finally, he guessed Calais, but he guess wrong! Despite the great superiority of allied air power, I support von Rundstedt as the much better general in the West. He wanted to hold the armoured reserves back until they knew exactly where the allies would attack. As it was, only the Americans at Omaha Beach suffered heavy casualties and then only because they mostly landed in the wrong place under the cliffs. Rommel was a desert general experienced in highly mobile warfare. He was not a defensive general. Plus he had only previously commanded a corps of about 5 divisions. Rommel had no experience of the huge battles in Russia where 85% of German casualties were incurred. Finally, Rommel broke his soldier's solomn oath and betrayed Hitler. As an 18 year solider I don't hold by this. To me, an oath is an oath. If he didn't like what Hitler was doing, he should have resigned his commission.
Partial translation: Rommel: What happens now? Rundstedt: I see black. Rommel: Someone has to tell him in no uncertain terms that it's hopeless! Rundstedt: Be my guest. He listens to you. Rommel: YOU are the supreme commander in the West! Rundstedt: By now, my authority barely suffices to move the guards in front of my HQ from left to right. Rommel: My Führer, you know that I am your most loyal servant. May I? Hitler: Please, take a seat. Rommel: Don't you think the time may have come -- to consider other solutions? Hitler: What do you mean by that? Rommel: Negotiate! HItler: No one is going to negotiate with me at this point. The enemy has decided that Germany is to be destroyed. The only thing that counts now, is for each individual to resist fanatically. Are you ready to do that, Rommel? Are you ready? Rommel: Yes.
I'm guessing the bald guy with the mustache is Von Rundstedt (he looks like him). Who is the other field marshal, the tall one with mustache. Is that Keitel or Halder? (I dont understand anything I'm trying to guess who is who)
You are correct on Runstedt. As for the second one, it could only have been Keitel IMO as Hitler had removed Halder from command in 1942. Here is the daytime footage with English subtitles ... ua-cam.com/video/tshRORyCHw0/v-deo.html
Turn on auto-generated English subtitles, and you will roll out of your seat laughing. The quality and accuracy of the subtitles continue to grow worse rather than better. Just listen to the original German. The performances and the overall mood of the scenes are very accurate, and chilling, even all these years later, even when the outcome is known in advance to the audience.
The actor may have gotten ol Adolf's voice, but they made him look a bit more paunchy and goofy then he did in real life. Those eyebrows are the most off bit.
The actor who looked and acted most like Hitler was in some Russian film "The Fall of Berlin". Unfortunately, the Russian language does not sound close to the German. The Russian actor had all the mannerisms, the wild eyes, precisely the same nose, the body language perfectly. The actors who played Stalin, Goering, Roosevelt, and Churchill also looked very similar to them.
Best uniforms ever in history of all nations, even the steel helmet had a superb design. Unfortunately the post WWII German army chose the American steel helmet.
That is not necessarily accurate. immediately following the war, the remnant divisions which were not expressly deactivated still wore their traditional Wehrmacht helms (specifically MPs and some divisions of the SS). It was not until 1955 with the formal creation of The *West* German army, the Bundeswehr, did they adopt the Allied style steel helmet. For the East German Army, the Volksarmee, they never altered the helmet, specifically citing the 'distinct german style', and the wehrmacht style helm remained in service until 1990; when it was absorbed into the Bundeswehr following reunification.
I know German. It’s just the first guy briefing Rommel and telling him about the break through on D-Day. Then Hitler’s typical hold to the last man order while the generals try to stretch out their forces.
@@knightfire1786 I don't deny that it can't be seen. I am simply saying the Rommel displayed it in its entirety; 70% of it wasn't hidden as it is in this film.
Untertitel, bitte in Englisch. What I THINK I heard Hitler say: (translation): "What?! Those sonsabitches took up all the prime sunbathing spots on the beaches of Normandy! Now, I'll have to goosestep 5 km down the boardwalk to get to the restrooms and to the food stands. I might as well just wade into the ocean to pee." I could be wrong. That's why accurate subtitles are important. :-)
Hitler was portrayed by Johannes Silberschneider (born 13 December 1958 in Styria, Austria). He was a student of the Max Reinhardt Seminar. Silberschneider has appeared in more than a hundred very different films and serials. A usual - the man did an awesome job. ;)
Good info. Good to have a real Austrian portray him. I'm from Holland and love both Austrian and German accents. Regional ones too. Bavarian is my favourite.
From a historical overview perspective, all you need to know about why WWII ended the way it did is that after the D Day invasion when the Americans were bringing German prisoners back to the beach several noted after the war that they were amazed that the Americans brought no horses with them, their entire army was fully mechanized...for all the pictures of the German Panzer units, most the of the German supply lines were still supported by horses.
WWII ended the way it did, when Germany attacked the USSR in June 1941, I do not know whether of desperation or inspiration, but that was the end for Germany. Japan didn't enter into a war with the USSR, so USSR moved entire military to the West by December 1941. In January 1942 Germany experienced the first major defeat in WWII. By June 1944 the Germany fate was decided, with or without D day. Actually, D day was a way to occupy the West Europe before Stalin would do this.
@@NapoleonIBonopart and the U.S. military was fully mechanized in their supply chain...meaning we had the oil and the manufacturing capability that far surpassed anything the Axis countries had. That was Check and Checkmate.
@@test143000 The first major defeat, was the Battle of Britain. Failing to put Great Britain out of the war, sounded the death knell for the Third Reich. After that, they put their own nails in their own coffins when they invaded Russia.
@@BlueStef17 then let those people outside chose the language and region on the preference menu, that's what it's there for. So we don't clutter other peoples region with videos we don't understand, but you rather we all learn 30 different language instead. Pay for my school and I'll learn as many as you like. If not then "Learn to Use the MENU."
@@evancrum6811 click cc, then click the gear, then click “German”. That’s the first language that appeared for me anyway. Then there will be options, clicking auto translate gave me a list of languages to choose from. That’s when I clicked English. However it’s not a good translation. It’s gives the general idea, but not details. Some words are obviously wrong, and some sentences seem incomplete.
When you stumble with a translation or meanings, Simply take off your glades slowly and meaningfully and smash the table with your fist and with utter conviction of hatred tell 3x 'Fegelein! FEGELEIN! FEEEEGEEELEIN!'
And here's what Hitler later told General Rommel near the end of the war, "if you commit suicide for trying to kill me with those other Colonels and Generals, I won't send your entire family now to a concentration camp to die." (Think Robert Duval and Tessio with cigars outside in the witness protection program in "The Godfather" movie.)
Hitler never told that to Rommel face to face. Gestapo agents did (apart that thing about his family , they just hinted that if he choose the public trial his wife and son would have become the relatives of a traitor rather than a hero)
@@JustChrisReviews Thanks. That's what's good about this format, you can always learn something new. Would you comment further on the details. Thanks again.
@@gjle Hi there! Hugo Boss did neither create Wehrmacht nor SS uniforms (the latter being designed by SS members Diebitsch and Heck). Boss was among the many manufacturers who produced them though. This ua-cam.com/video/Iv79ohU1968/v-deo.html&ab_channel=DasPanzermuseum is an interesting video on that topic. There aren't any english subs so far however. The english wikipedia says the same though. I have no idea why people still yell "hUgO bOsS dEsIgN" whenever german uniforms come up.
If you switch your settings in UA-cam SETTINGS for SUBTITLES, and choose this: German >> ENGLISH , it does a decent job of translating enough to then understand what they are saying. The usage thing gets slightly awkward but with slight rethink you then get it. And you start to realize English is a derivative of German.....Mixed with a bunch of other derivatives and loan words, etc. etc.etc... Sometimes I will listen and see what comes up on the translation and you hear things, phrasings with words and the total combination sounds familiar somehow and you compare the English translation and it suddenly makes complete sense in correlative terms to certain words and the overall rhythm of the phrasing. I find it VERY TRIPPY! How languages, and words actually work and the connections between those languages.
@@johnpereira7360 Ok but no one said he was a gentleman he literally was the reason for the deaths of Millions of people and didn't even trust his own Military the only reason why the SS existed was to defeat the Wehrmacht if they turn on him that's why he lied to them and didn't tell them things but Erwin Rommel was a gentleman he disobeyed Hitler many times even to kill prisoners and Hitler even wanted him dead to save his Family from the Nazis Erwin killed himself
As indian I keen to learn about European history and especially About Germany. Even I have started to learn Deutsch . I always wonder if Hitler used his power for good purpose then today this world could see the new and different era . They fought tough for their motherland, but their cruelties in the camps showed that they crossed the extent above the huminity . If Israel had exist in that times than definitely they won the war . At the end German language is spectacular language ..
Cruelties in the camps? Look into what the Japanese did in China and how many Allied P.O.W.'s died in Japan in Japanese camps compared to a Luftwaffe P.O.W. camp.
@@davidb2206 It’s true that the Japanese were far crueler than the Nazis or even Soviets but that still doesn’t excuse the fact that the Holocaust was brutal. Though it’s still concerning when even the SS is disgusted at what the Japanese did...
@@scanida5070 Nobody used the word "holocaust" in 1945. Not Patton and not Eisenhower, who were at the labor camps. Ann Frank died of typhoid, just like Lincolns' son and General Lee's daughter. It is common in labor camps. Meanwhile, Stalin murdered around 30 million, mostly Christians. Why doesn't that get equal air time? Stalin took the other half of Poland and nobody "declared war" on him in 1939. Mao also murdered around 30 million. Is "bad Hitler" used to cover up for what the communists have done, exterminating over 100 million?
i will translate the last part of the video: Rommel:what happens now? Rundstedt: ich sehe black (i see black) Rommel:we should tell him clearly that the situation is futile Rundstedt:go ahead, he listens to you Rommel: you have the command in the west Rundstedt:my power is just enough to let the guards in the HQ patrol from left to right (Rommel goes to hitler) Rommel:my leader you know im your most loyal servant, can i? Hitler: please take a seat Rommel: don't you believe that is on the time to think about other solutions? Hitler: what do you mean? Rommel: to negotiate Hitler: nobody negotiates with me anymore, the enemy has decided upon the destruction of germany, now everything depends on the fanatical resistance of each and everyone, are you willing to do that? are you willing to do that rommel? Rommel: yes
In the beginning. H-Man demanded to know how the allies made the Normandy landing (He was assured that it would not happen). Rommel defends the Wehrmacht and blames the Luftwaffe and the Navy for not stopping them first. Von Rundstedt at 3:10 wanted to pull the troops out to Cherbourg and Fortress and abandon the peninsula (Normandy?) but H man would not allow it and ordered an "Agile commander" to that area.
The actor who played Hitler nailed the real Hitler's voice pretty well...If you listen to Hitler's secret audio recording with Mannerheim in Finland 1942...He sounded just like this
cripplehawk yes exactly too bad this guy is only 5 foot tall in a uniform 2 sizes too big
The reason probably is that the actor is Austrian as was Hitler (initially), hence they have a similar tone in their accentuation.
I noticed this too.
@asd asd Any proof?
Yes, You're right. The actor who played Hitler doesn't resemble Hitler itself, but speaks really just like Hitler did.
This looks pretty authentic. German actor who plays Hitler may not look like him but his voice almost resembles that of Hitler which I heard from his propaganda videos.
Pick up a DVD of Downfall. That Adolf really looks the part.
But he doesn't look like him
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There are a few historical figures who are so recognizable that it's almost impossible to get an actor to closely resemble them.
That actors voice resembles Hitlers real voice so closely it’s uncanny. A lot of movies and shows try to portray him as having a high almost silly exuberant sounding tone, but in reality he actually had a very deep, resonating and clear tone. Valkyrie (for all its faults I know) also portrayed Hitler well. There’s a good Mark Felton clip that shows his real voice.
It’s almost like it is the real hitler
You're right. I am impressed by how close the actor's voice sounds like the Hitler recording in Dr. Felton's video (at least to an untrained ear like mine).
The actor played Hitler with a hunched, diminished pose. As far as I have read & seen, this is realistic due to Hitler's ongoing ill health leading to drug addiction. The July 21 plotters must have seen his weakness and snatched an opportunity to remove him. Remember, both Rommel and von Rundstadt had given up any hope the western Allies could be thrown back from their bridgehead by June 16 1944.
The German language is awesome. Precise, to the point, and no frills. Just like their engineering.
Japanese engineering > german engineering. And the German language is notoriously vague and ambiguous.
@@thracian2072 100% agreed. German engineering is over-rated.
@@thracian2072 Both the Japanese and German engineering are great.
@@Molybed1 Why overrated?
@@romelnegut2005 Because the Germans have nothing like Nintendo or Sony. Another example, Leica is crap compared to Nikon and Canon. In a nutshell, with respect to everything technological and industrial the Japanese have at least one company that are MASTERS in the field. The Germans not so much. For example, what is Germany's answer to NEC's SX-Aurora. (I bet you probably never heard of it before).
1:01
“Just say it out loud Speidel!”
“What?”
“You’ve failed!”
Even as a German, that sounded really aggressive. You can really hear that he sees him just as a imbecile. Speidel may have been on Rommels side for a long time and he even was a real member of the resistance but he was kinda incompetent…
I always thought Ed Harris would make a good Rommel. He looked like him in "Enemy at the Gates".
Yes indeed!
and also Bill Paxton ...
Unfortunately, Paxton passed away so only Ed Harris.
Can Harris speak German?
Chris Longski he was in the enemy at the gates
Before the first war Hitler spent years living as a homeless man selling watercolor prints. And then just twenty years later became supreme commander sending a three million man army into Russia.
This is how works democracy. Two alcoholic idiots have more votes than university professor.
@KHAZAR IMTIAZ KHAN I yes because Hitler ran his country soooo well didn't he?
Indeed, my original comment was not historically correct with times, years, etc. I know Hitler was homeless before WW1, and many years after the first world war, he became chancellor. My point is that a homeless artist was eventually able to achieve unimaginable heights of power. And I was comparing that to modern times. Imagine meeting some homeless guy in say LA, and some 25 years or so later, he is president of the united states. But still, in many countries, an ordinary person can reach the top of politics.
Juan Yamir Espinoza Plenty of people had different ways other than war to gain their opportunities, never wish for war.
Though, in our times a war to end all mankind will occur, I’m sure of that. It’ll most likely leave World War 2 looking like a child’s playground
The Librarian war is better than a bad peace
Here is the rough translation I can decipher with my poor knowledge of German.
It is not word to word. BUT the message is the same (1:39-3:45)
(I took in high school)
Hitler: Thank you gentlemen could you please come, please.
I am stunned, stunned by the failure of our local commanders
As well as our army that the enemy has caught sleeping in their beds in their underwear.
I hate to know our true the conditions of our soldiers..
Rundstedt: We are surprised that the army was asleep ourselves my Fuhrer
Hitler: Nice to know that the soldiers cried and trembled while their lamps were standing firmly against the landings!
Rommell: My Fuherer, my troops fought fiercely and if we cried and did not prevent the landing. Then it is the failure of the Navy and Luftwaffe.
The Army, leadership and troops are fighting with all of its superhuman might.
But the enemy's air supremacy, unhindered enemy naval forces has made our planned actions
against the enemy impossible. It is regrettable that no one in the OKW has an accurate
picture of the front and instead relies on propaganda.
Hitler: The channel and the ports of Chebourg are suitable to us. Hold it from the enemy. It is the key to Normandy and to France.
Rommel: Yes, we only have one choice. Stop them at Cherbourg or prevent the break thru. We cannot stop them at both at once. Our strength is limited.
Hitler: The same view from Rundsted?
Rundstedt: At the very least we should hold a strong defense in the peninsula and return to the harbor and fortress. Even if we lose the surrounding areas the benefits would--
Hitler: *I DO NOT WANT TO HEAR BENEFITS OF PULLING BACK! THEY WOULD FIGHT WHERE THEY *STAND!!!* Send a nimble commander and show a wide field of weapons we can can decimate the enemy with.
Other guy: Done (Not the actual translation but the message is the same)
(Note: minor correction on 10/11/18)
Yes, I think you are very close to correct. My German is even more limited than yours, but I recognize here those bits I was able to pick out. Thank you very much for posting this.
Many thanks. Very generous of you.
58 years since I was in Germany with US ARMY.
Attended language school but haven't used any German for years. I do believe your translation is fairly accurate.
Vielen Dank.
That's not correct
Warum?
@3:45, you see Hitler tune out the discussion and start drawing in his sketchbook. I've seen senior managers do similar things when they are hopelessly in over their heads (& have no answers). At this point in the war, there is nothing Hitler can do to change the outcome. His only option besides total defeat is surrender (and he is never going to do that).
I had a general manager, who sat and approved invoices while I conducted a rollout meeting for all of the superintendents about the upcoming Inventory audit of the facility. Mind you, it wasn't just counting product. This annual event was a total report card on our facility combined with a Sarbanes Oxley audit, and personnel check. I made up my mind right there that I was getting out of there. Six weeks after that meeting, my last day was the day after the Inventory audit was completed. The Senior Manager of Inventory just about tore him a new one, telling him what he needed to do, after my departure.
If Hitler let his generals do the fighting and planning, our timeline would turn to be very different.
@@intermilan9731 would'nt have changed the fact that 4/5 ths of wehrmachts supply & artillery was propelled by horse drawn wagons. Of the 322 German Army and SS divisions extant in Nov 1943, only 52 were armored or motorized. Of the Nov 1944 total of 264 combat divisions, only 42 were armored or motorized. The great bulk of the German combat strength-the old-type infantry divisions-marched into battle on foot, with their weapons and supply trains propelled almost entirely by four-legged horsepower.
I have dumbass managers do this too. And then at the end of the presentation they ask the most stupid and elementary questions that I expect senior management to know.
Why did I watch this right to the end when I didn’t understand a word being said !
Probably because you love Maniacs who couldn't win a war if it came up and bit him.. Invading the USSR and declaring war on the USA?! Give me a break!
because you are a nazi like us
Lol!! Me too brother!!
Good acting
I watched halfway through and stopped it. I can't understand German and it's killing me not knowing what is being said. It's like torture. They have an English version. It's on here somewhere.
Thank you for putting the German subtitles for a German movie. I understood perfectly /s
lol.yeah its stupid XD
German language voices
Sees subtitles available, oh nice
They are in German...
click the CC button then the gear cog for options and auto translate to english, its not perfect but it helps.
Same the language still translate on german. God deym! Im just watching people talking instead of understanding it too 😅
@@HAL--ov4qu Not perfect is an understatement, ha ha. Somewhere the words shampoo and choir worked their way in there, but yeah it does help.
What were you expecting in a German film about a war from the German perspective? Dutch with Swahili subtitles? If you have an interest in WWII and the history, Learn German.I promise it won't hurt you half as much as Cantonese
@@rocistone6570 there is a thing called life. Some of us here is busy doing something more important than learning another language (excuse me for the germans out here) but yeah, Some of us here cant learn german overnight just to watch one of the great movies made by them. Translation wont hurt a single organism too.. lol
Translation: If you would have given me the resources I requested this wouldn't have happened.
No one wanted to wake Hitler up once they saw the allies show up at Normandy to get enough panzer support at Normandy beach. Nothing could be done by these high ranking field officers without Hitlers approval. Hitlers over inflated ego did him and the German war effort in. Thank God. 😉
@Sabrina Dugan Germany was also making atomic bomb they also made missiles but before they could use them allies invaded Normandy .
@@EddieLeal
It's a management technique. If subordinates must fight between themselves they must come to the leader for resolution.
EDDIE LEAL It wasnt his ego, it was his paranoia and lack of faith in his generals. Though, his idea to split up Army Group South could be considered a result of his ego.
But hey, he wouldnt be able to execute you if you were a general that waked him up. Just thrown out of your position.
@Sabrina Dugan no the point is, Rommel knew he needed more tanks and planes before the war even kicked off! He predicted right back then that they wouldn't have enough to succeed, even though on the map, they had done nothing but succeed (other than failing to stop the D-Day invasion and losing the Battle of Britain)
I took German in college for a year, the first semester was a nightmare, until I got the hang of it...🇩🇪
Why don't they teach Zulu?
@@headshotsongs9465
Stupid question lol
@@headshotsongs9465 On UA-cam, they will teach you anything, all the way from Hindi to tribal tongues right here in the U.S. Navajo, anyone?
@@headshotsongs9465 why would they?
Who do all of you think was the best actor to play Hitler? I believe the actor in DOWNFALL Bruno Ganz. He even looks like him. ANYBODY AGREE?
No. You are 100% right! Bruno Ganz in der Untergang was the best and most authentic
The German subtitles are exactly what was needed, right about here.
when I learned German, the nouns were all capitalized; made it easier to decipher.
Things could have been worse. I am a foreign language buff and I cannot stand it when they dub a foreign movie with English voices. Other countries do it also. The Russians never get tired of producing their war movies but I find it corny when supposedly terrifying Nazis are all speaking in Russian.
I might have to make up my own subtitles.
No English subtitles anywhere? What a way to cut out an audience!
Colin Tatum Right! And he has the title and language listed as English.
@@michaelalexander3078 I'd like to see this translated into english by a nazi. If it's done by a liberal we would be "treated" to feelings and lessons on how to be nice to ethnics lol
well then start to pay for your movies.
Tonka Goldman I’m OK with that, no Zionist spin.
Henrik H This isn’t the whole movie, it a six min clip. And because whoever posted it lists it as English it pops up for people who speak....that’s right English. Now go f*ck yourself you Nordic douche.
Fascinating footage, though I don't know much German and can't follow the dialogue I know a lot about WW2 and Rommel's role in trying to strengthen the Western shores before the onset of Allied landings and attacks. Rommel was up against a lot of opponents, countering what I think was a sounder strategy than his peers and that of Adolf Hitler, himself, who by now was meddling greatly in the affairs of every branch of the armed forces of Germany, hence leading to his assassination attempt soon to come.
I think, by now, Rommel goes down in history as having one of or THE best tactical of all the Generals, and Germany would have been better off listening and following through - to the letter - with Rommel's Western defenses! Whether or not this would have staved off or thwarted the Allied landings and eventual beachhead obtained to begin their drive through France and onto Germany is another story. Most experts probably doubt that much, if anything, could have changed the outcome of WW2 for Germany by 1944. However, it is very possible Rommel could have delayed Allied success and this delay may possibly have bought enough time for the inception of a German superweapon, which were desperately in the works by this time but facing supply and fuel crisis, as every strata of German life was facing by this time. Still, when mentioning superweapons, an argument may still be formed and applied to Germany's situation being not entirely hopeless by, at least, pre-allied invasion (June 6th) of 1944, in my opinion!
I know I'd find this movie fascinating if I could find it with English subtitles. Does anyone know if this movie is available with this option?? Thank you.
I appreciate the film clips and to Rommel and knowing this film exists; thank you!! I have watched Downfall about one hundred times and I'd probably watch Rommel, if it had English subtitles, at comparable frequency.
It's almost as if Hitler acted as an allied agent toppling German defenses from the inside.
Doesn't really matter if the Western Allied invasion was delayed, around the same time when the Aliies just managed to secure Caen after being held back near the beaches, in the East Operation Bagration's annilation of Army Group Center would have meant that Germany either have to abandon the France/western front to divert troops or lose Berlin and lose the war anyway. No amounts of superweapeons, which were unreliabe, would have changed anything.
@@austin2407 Back in the 1970s with the primitive computers of those times, the historians threw a lot of "what if" suppositions onto an IBM main frame. What if Hitler had done this? What if Hitler had done that instead? And the computer always gave the same answers that the sheer weight of American industrial might, Soviet willingness to suffer major losses, and the endless partisans, including Italian anti-Fascists and communists would compute the inevitable defeat of Nazi Gemany taking place between 1944 and 1949. One of those scenarios involved American scientists quitting on trying to develop an atomic bomb because it was just too difficult.
Thanks for your wisdom, Mr. Wehraboo.
Actually I think Rommel was completely wrong. He wasted tremendous resources on static defences mostly in the wrong Calais area. These were mostly by-passed.
Rommel's intelligence service was appalling. The Allies were preparing the greatest invasion of all time and Rommel had no idea at all where on the Atlantic Coast they would strike. Finally, he guessed Calais, but he guess wrong!
Despite the great superiority of allied air power, I support von Rundstedt as the much better general in the West. He wanted to hold the armoured reserves back until they knew exactly where the allies would attack.
As it was, only the Americans at Omaha Beach suffered heavy casualties and then only because they mostly landed in the wrong place under the cliffs.
Rommel was a desert general experienced in highly mobile warfare. He was not a defensive general. Plus he had only previously commanded a corps of about 5 divisions.
Rommel had no experience of the huge battles in Russia where 85% of German casualties were incurred.
Finally, Rommel broke his soldier's solomn oath and betrayed Hitler. As an 18 year solider I don't hold by this. To me, an oath is an oath. If he didn't like what Hitler was doing, he should have resigned his commission.
Partial translation: Rommel: What happens now? Rundstedt: I see black. Rommel: Someone has to tell him in no uncertain terms that it's hopeless! Rundstedt: Be my guest. He listens to you. Rommel: YOU are the supreme commander in the West! Rundstedt: By now, my authority barely suffices to move the guards in front of my HQ from left to right. Rommel: My Führer, you know that I am your most loyal servant. May I? Hitler: Please, take a seat. Rommel: Don't you think the time may have come -- to consider other solutions? Hitler: What do you mean by that? Rommel: Negotiate! HItler: No one is going to negotiate with me at this point. The enemy has decided that Germany is to be destroyed. The only thing that counts now, is for each individual to resist fanatically. Are you ready to do that, Rommel? Are you ready? Rommel: Yes.
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I'm guessing the bald guy with the mustache is Von Rundstedt (he looks like him). Who is the other field marshal, the tall one with mustache. Is that Keitel or Halder? (I dont understand anything I'm trying to guess who is who)
You are correct on Runstedt. As for the second one, it could only have been Keitel IMO as Hitler had removed Halder from command in 1942. Here is the daytime footage with English subtitles ... ua-cam.com/video/tshRORyCHw0/v-deo.html
He sounds a lot like Hitler with that secret recording
Austrian accent.
Turn on auto-generated English subtitles, and you will roll out of your seat laughing. The quality and accuracy of the subtitles continue to grow worse rather than better. Just listen to the original German. The performances and the overall mood of the scenes are very accurate, and chilling, even all these years later, even when the outcome is known in advance to the audience.
The actor may have gotten ol Adolf's voice, but they made him look a bit more paunchy and goofy then he did in real life.
Those eyebrows are the most off bit.
This actor looks nothing like Hitler. Bruno Ganz is the best.
Hitler always wore a wound badge from WWI along with his Iron Cross and Party Badge. I can't see the wound badge here. No big thing, however.
@@mr.vinegaroon3132 I didn't even bother to notice any medals on Hitler's uniform, maybe just the Iron Cross...
His nose lol
The actor who looked and acted most like Hitler was in some Russian film "The Fall of Berlin". Unfortunately, the Russian language does not sound close to the German. The Russian actor had all the mannerisms, the wild eyes, precisely the same nose, the body language perfectly. The actors who played Stalin, Goering, Roosevelt, and Churchill also looked very similar to them.
Roger Evans I think Bruno Glanz in Downfall nailed Hitler in an incredible accurate film portrayal!
@@alanfenick1103 I was actually just about to say that.
@@alanfenick1103 he was the most believable and looked JUST LIKE hitler the most
Appears interesting and informative. Would be nice if presented with Enhlish subtitles.
" if the allied army's gets a foothold in France it will be almost impossible to get them out"Rommel 1944.
These headquarters still exist. The complex is massive. The room you see here where the meeting took place also still exists.
@Johannes Erwin Rommel You’re dead...
Where exactly is it? Can it be visited? I wonder. I would like to visit when I come to Germany
@@feratelci4724 Its in France at Margival.
I don't speak German, but somehow I knew exactly what they were saying. "We're kind of screwed."
That is how great acting works
@@stevedavenport1202 Great acting.
Should have got Zulu tribesman to guide us.
@@headshotsongs9465 zulu fanatic
Best uniforms ever in history of all nations, even the steel helmet had a superb design. Unfortunately the post WWII German army chose the American steel helmet.
And the post WWII American army eventually chose the German helmet...
if i remember it were hugo boss uniforms0
@@Shmaiky They weren't really. Hugo Boss manufactured them. Did not design them.
It was forced upon them rather
That is not necessarily accurate. immediately following the war, the remnant divisions which were not expressly deactivated still wore their traditional Wehrmacht helms (specifically MPs and some divisions of the SS). It was not until 1955 with the formal creation of The *West* German army, the Bundeswehr, did they adopt the Allied style steel helmet. For the East German Army, the Volksarmee, they never altered the helmet, specifically citing the 'distinct german style', and the wehrmacht style helm remained in service until 1990; when it was absorbed into the Bundeswehr following reunification.
I don't know. I haven't seen a subtitled version on YT.
5:33 The scene he took off his glasses at his desk reminded me of a famous Downfall scene
Do we have one with English sub titles anywhere?
This move is on Amazon Prime. Great foreign film. Highly recommended.
Which Movie is it?
@@cedricrzesacz6561 Rommel
Does it have English subtitles?
@@visionist7 yes.
Under what title?
What is the title of this movie? Where is this available? Is there version with english sub title? Thanks to those who will reply.
i'm not sure, but could be 'Rommel (2012)
In the description it says Rommel
Film is available on Amazon Prime for free - with English subtitles.
Is the man Rommel is talking too at 4:33 supposed Field Marshal Gerd von Runstedt?
even my blind dog can tell that this man doesn"t looks like hitler....after a couple of minutes i realized that he is acting like hitler....
Don´t tell me this poor Hitler impression makes the real thin´
Does anyone know if there is a clip of this with English Subtitles?
I know German. It’s just the first guy briefing Rommel and telling him about the break through on D-Day. Then Hitler’s typical hold to the last man order while the generals try to stretch out their forces.
@@rebelcave8556 Thanks. I use to speak pretty good Deutsch but haven't in nearly 35 years. Its definitely a perishable skill.
I hope someone will remember the name 'Bruno Ganz' as Adolf Hitler in the movie 'Downfall'.
I do
Nice. But why can I hardly see Rommel's Pour le Merite? Look at any picture of Rommel; it is quite fully and proudly displayed.
Randolf Voldish you can see it move around underneath his knight’s cross
@@knightfire1786 I don't deny that it can't be seen. I am simply saying the Rommel displayed it in its entirety; 70% of it wasn't hidden as it is in this film.
Untertitel, bitte in Englisch.
What I THINK I heard Hitler say: (translation):
"What?! Those sonsabitches took up all the prime sunbathing spots on the beaches of Normandy! Now, I'll have to goosestep 5 km down the boardwalk to get to the restrooms and to the food stands. I might as well just wade into the ocean to pee."
I could be wrong. That's why accurate subtitles are important. :-)
No, you just nailed it.
no subs? why did you post this in english?
I don't know if anyone has noticed this but the actor playing Hitler reminds me of Charlie Chaplin from the allied propaganda film the Dictator
Propaganda? That was a commercial film made by Charlie Chaplin. Get your facts rights.
It would be nice if they were English subtitles
Can someone do this with subtitles please? i understand a bit of it, but not enough where it counts
Love it, specially where there not subtitles that could give me a clue... wtf?
Subtitles??
Gibt es nicht für den feind
@@panzerpenetrierer4137 hahahhahahaha
NEIN!
Can anyone tell me how to download this movie
Simple translation: we're f'd...
The actor portraying Hitler nailed him perfectly especially his voice.
Hitler was portrayed by Johannes Silberschneider (born 13 December 1958 in Styria, Austria). He was a student of the Max Reinhardt Seminar.
Silberschneider has appeared in more than a hundred very different films and serials.
A usual - the man did an awesome job. ;)
Good info. Good to have a real Austrian portray him. I'm from Holland and love both Austrian and German accents. Regional ones too. Bavarian is my favourite.
Playing on UA-cam. Where are the subtitles?
hitler's voice is spot on. Not like the other big, famous , more recent production. It makes a diffrence.
Please add English captions
Watching the closed captioning with auto-translate to English is almost comical.
CORRECTION: It's MORE than comical!
Yeah, I turned it on too. What was that about shampoo on the beach?
Looks as though Hitler left the table too work on his coloring book while the staff officers sorted out his mess
must've been a bunch of liberals back then as well. They used coloring books and crayons after the loss of HiLIARy Clinton to destress.
From a historical overview perspective, all you need to know about why WWII ended the way it did is that after the D Day invasion when the Americans were bringing German prisoners back to the beach several noted after the war that they were amazed that the Americans brought no horses with them, their entire army was fully mechanized...for all the pictures of the German Panzer units, most the of the German supply lines were still supported by horses.
It's 1944, give me a break
WWII ended the way it did, when Germany attacked the USSR in June 1941, I do not know whether of desperation or inspiration, but that was the end for Germany. Japan didn't enter into a war with the USSR, so USSR moved entire military to the West by December 1941. In January 1942 Germany experienced the first major defeat in WWII. By June 1944 the Germany fate was decided, with or without D day. Actually, D day was a way to occupy the West Europe before Stalin would do this.
@@NapoleonIBonopart and the U.S. military was fully mechanized in their supply chain...meaning we had the oil and the manufacturing capability that far surpassed anything the Axis countries had. That was Check and Checkmate.
@@test143000 The first major defeat, was the Battle of Britain. Failing to put Great Britain out of the war, sounded the death knell for the Third Reich. After that, they put their own nails in their own coffins when they invaded Russia.
@@test143000 we just gonna ignore the fact that an enormous part of the ussrs logistics were supplied by america
subtitles please?
Why there's no subtitles
Every actor in the role of Hitler should resemble to him. That's why the best performance was played by Bruno Ganz
What was the name of this movie?
@Zip Zenac sorry. what year was it?
"Rommel" (2012)
@@zaldygallardojr.322 thank you.
@@zaldygallardojr.322 Have a Happy Memorial Day.
@@67nairb Same to you...
From the Philippines!
Did Hitler mention "email" at 2:08 ??
typhooonn he says „immer“
Kickinthedoorwavinthe44 is immer email in Germany?
No. Its always
Morse code. That was an early form of electronic mail!
Why do you have an english title on a german-speaking video with no subtitles?
Actor looks a lot like Rommel.
He'd look just like him, almost, if he lost a bit of face fat.
This seems to be very well done but I can't understand a word
TOO BAD NO ENGLISH SUBTITLES?
I'm pretty sure I had "U.S. English" marked on my YT preference. I'm not in a German speaking country, English translation or subtitle, please.
Learn some other foreign languages, there's people outside too
@@BlueStef17 then let those people outside chose the language and region on the preference menu, that's what it's there for. So we don't clutter other peoples region with videos we don't understand, but you rather we all learn 30 different language instead. Pay for my school and I'll learn as many as you like. If not then "Learn to Use the MENU."
@PlanetGuam Geh und fick dich. I don't speak German either.
Is there anyway to get subtitles? I don't speak German...
This meeting was held at Wolfchanze 2 in France
Thanks
Plz give english subtitles
The dude playing Hitler looks and sounds exactly like the man. Whoever produced this movie was a genius.
hes doesnt even look anything like him but his voice was pretty decent.
@@semiramisubw4864 Thats fine because i watch movies with my eyes closed anyways
Anybody know what this movie or tele series is
I was there were English subtitles.
I turned them on.
@@mountainguyed67 How do I see them? I can't see them.
@@evancrum6811 click cc, then click the gear, then click “German”. That’s the first language that appeared for me anyway. Then there will be options, clicking auto translate gave me a list of languages to choose from. That’s when I clicked English.
However it’s not a good translation. It’s gives the general idea, but not details. Some words are obviously wrong, and some sentences seem incomplete.
no subtitles!?
The actor who plays Rommel looks nothing like him. In reality Hitler and Rommel were the same height.
short- arse's
Where I can find this movie?
German production for german TV program „ARD/Das Erste“ in 2012 - „Rommel“
At first glance I thought this was one of those parodies of downfall lol.
Where can I watch this movie in English
I don't understand a word of German, but thats fine cos I just make my own words up as I go along.
lol thats how we learn a foreign language right xD
When you stumble with a translation or meanings, Simply take off your glades slowly and meaningfully and smash the table with your fist and with utter conviction of hatred tell 3x 'Fegelein! FEGELEIN! FEEEEGEEELEIN!'
What is the name of this film or miniseries?
"Rommel" (2012)
Who was the genius who uploaded this without subtitles?
someone that was thinking if you dont pay for the beer you get nothing...
And here's what Hitler later told General Rommel near the end of the war, "if you commit suicide for trying to kill me with those other Colonels and Generals, I won't send your entire family now to a concentration camp to die." (Think Robert Duval and Tessio with cigars outside in the witness protection program in "The Godfather" movie.)
Hitler never told that to Rommel face to face. Gestapo agents did (apart that thing about his family , they just hinted that if he choose the public trial his wife and son would have become the relatives of a traitor rather than a hero)
Needs English subtitles. I know some German but not alot.
No English Sub?
NEIN!
That moment when you can watch this without subtitles.
Thanks for the English subtitles... oh wait... you didn't put any in. Next time you make a video be honest about what language it is.
Some titles would me nice.
SUBtitles.
Their uniforms look so masculine, and i thought it had inspired other countries' uniform design nowadays. Cool and Neat.
Their uniforms were designed by Hugo Boss
They have personality.
@@gjle No they were not. It´s a common misconception.
@@JustChrisReviews Thanks. That's what's good about this format, you can always learn something new. Would you comment further on the details. Thanks again.
@@gjle Hi there! Hugo Boss did neither create Wehrmacht nor SS uniforms (the latter being designed by SS members Diebitsch and Heck). Boss was among the many manufacturers who produced them though.
This ua-cam.com/video/Iv79ohU1968/v-deo.html&ab_channel=DasPanzermuseum is an interesting video on that topic. There aren't any english subs so far however. The english wikipedia says the same though. I have no idea why people still yell "hUgO bOsS dEsIgN" whenever german uniforms come up.
What film is this please
If you switch your settings in UA-cam SETTINGS for SUBTITLES, and choose this: German >> ENGLISH , it does a decent job of translating enough to then understand what they are saying. The usage thing gets slightly awkward but with slight rethink you then get it. And you start to realize English is a derivative of German.....Mixed with a bunch of other derivatives and loan words, etc. etc.etc... Sometimes I will listen and see what comes up on the translation and you hear things, phrasings with words and the total combination sounds familiar somehow and you compare the English translation and it suddenly makes complete sense in correlative terms to certain words and the overall rhythm of the phrasing. I find it VERY TRIPPY! How languages, and words actually work and the connections between those languages.
We finally have a military that rivals the finest military of the past, including the Roman Empire...................danke sehr..................
Hitler was a coward. A gentleman will always face the consequences as a gentleman. Only cowards shoot themselves.
@@johnpereira7360 Ok but no one said he was a gentleman he literally was the reason for the deaths of Millions of people and didn't even trust his own Military the only reason why the SS existed was to defeat the Wehrmacht if they turn on him that's why he lied to them and didn't tell them things but Erwin Rommel was a gentleman he disobeyed Hitler many times even to kill prisoners and Hitler even wanted him dead to save his Family from the Nazis Erwin killed himself
What's the title of this movie? Thanks!!
The film is called “Rommel” produced by the Federal German broadcasting cooperation ARD.
Here you go:
ua-cam.com/video/_gNLq_XQT-A/v-deo.html
"Nein! The Arizona recounts will continue!!!"
Hm...I smell somewhere.... someone saying it "Arizona" and got shot in wolfenstein 2 by fuehrer
Subtitles would be handy
I can't understand a word they are saying
Tommy Haynes then learn german nigga lul
Rommel was one of the Good Hearted German General
The dessert fox!
How do you get English subtitles
NEIN!
As indian I keen to learn about European history and especially About Germany. Even I have started to learn Deutsch . I always wonder if Hitler used his power for good purpose then today this world could see the new and different era . They fought tough for their motherland, but their cruelties in the camps showed that they crossed the extent above the huminity . If Israel had exist in that times than definitely they won the war . At the end German language is spectacular language ..
Cruelties in the camps? Look into what the Japanese did in China and how many Allied P.O.W.'s died in Japan in Japanese camps compared to a Luftwaffe P.O.W. camp.
@@davidb2206 It’s true that the Japanese were far crueler than the Nazis or even Soviets but that still doesn’t excuse the fact that the Holocaust was brutal.
Though it’s still concerning when even the SS is disgusted at what the Japanese did...
@@scanida5070 Nobody used the word "holocaust" in 1945. Not Patton and not Eisenhower, who were at the labor camps. Ann Frank died of typhoid, just like Lincolns' son and General Lee's daughter. It is common in labor camps. Meanwhile, Stalin murdered around 30 million, mostly Christians. Why doesn't that get equal air time? Stalin took the other half of Poland and nobody "declared war" on him in 1939. Mao also murdered around 30 million. Is "bad Hitler" used to cover up for what the communists have done, exterminating over 100 million?
Which movie is this? I have to see it.
I need English subtitles! Mein Deutsche ist nein gut 😂
*Mein deutsch ist nicht gut ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
lol. very good!
Diego Delgado not to
i will translate the last part of the video:
Rommel:what happens now?
Rundstedt: ich sehe black (i see black)
Rommel:we should tell him clearly that the situation is futile
Rundstedt:go ahead, he listens to you
Rommel: you have the command in the west
Rundstedt:my power is just enough to let the guards in the HQ patrol from left to right
(Rommel goes to hitler)
Rommel:my leader you know im your most loyal servant, can i?
Hitler: please take a seat
Rommel: don't you believe that is on the time to think about other solutions?
Hitler: what do you mean?
Rommel: to negotiate
Hitler: nobody negotiates with me anymore, the enemy has decided upon the destruction of germany, now everything depends on the fanatical resistance of each and everyone, are you willing to do that? are you willing to do that rommel?
Rommel: yes
In the beginning. H-Man demanded to know how the allies made the Normandy landing (He was assured that it would not happen). Rommel defends the Wehrmacht and blames the Luftwaffe and the Navy for not stopping them first.
Von Rundstedt at 3:10 wanted to pull the troops out to Cherbourg and Fortress and abandon the peninsula (Normandy?) but H man would not allow it and ordered an "Agile commander" to that area.