Marching Through Norway - Narvik: Hitler's First Defeat (2022)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Narvik (2022)
In April, 1940, the eyes of the world are on Narvik, a small town in northern Norway, a source of the iron ore needed for Hitler's war machine. Through two months of fierce winter warfare, the German leader is dealt with his first defeat.
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G: 'But I've got a gun'
N: 'I dont care.'
G: 'That doesnt make any sense!'.
N: 'Too bad'.
Waltuh! Put your dick back in your pants Waltuh!
"I've got a gun!"
"I've got 3x as many men as you, and they also have guns, and your machine gun is pointing the other way."
@@Soundwave3591but their gun can dump a dozen bullets before any of the Norwegians can even react😂. And that's just the stationary one
Seven Psychopaths nice reference
@@Soundwave3591+)))
This really happened. The Norwegian commander of the Narvik was a traitor and ordered all soldiers to cooperate with the germans when they landed. Some soldiers got out of Narvik and this was one of those groups of soldiers.
Later Narvik was liberated by Norwegian soldiers and together with French, Polish and British soldiers the germans were pushed back all the way to the Swedish border… then the germans invaded France and the allies withdrew. The Norwegian troops were told the war was over, and believed the germans had surrendered, only to be told it was the Norwegian government that surrendered.
Or he was thinking about his men and people,by working with the Germans rather against as the end results of working against were not that positive at the time. He was being realistic in a time where the great nations were hammered, like Poland France, England. Everyone els were useless.
@@justinwillingale2086lol this happened BEFORE the invasion of France and Western Europe. It’s true Germany was ruthless in Poland… but Polish where Slavs. Germany had race laws against Slavs Arabs etc. Norwegians were white so their civilians would not be executed
@@vrcmf3172race laws against Arabs? Germans and Arabs cooperated in the middle east
@@vrcmf3172there were multiple fighter squadrons deployed to iraq by the germans in ww2
@@meta6287 yes. And any anti-German Iraqis where educated. Many French were spared. But besides the point. He surrendered before we saw Germans in western, or Eastern Europe. He was a trader
Another case of "Fake it until you make it."
Orki 😂putina 😅😅
@@leszekladzinski73ботяра
This shit is too old to make up, besides my mother and father and their family's all lived though out the history of European nations so I know it's really real comments even yours and someone else too stupid and real so don't think it's a compliment cuz it isn't stupid ass
@@leszekladzinski73Оо укропчик 🥬
What movie is this pls let me know
I want to know how the Norwegian commander was able to walk with those massive brass balls.
For the germans, Norwegians were the epitomy of the "master race". The most "aryan" of "aryans"...
@@gerharddeusser9103Norwegians weren't mentioned in the racial theory of the German National-Socialists. Sometimes the word "Nordic" was used, but that's about it.
@herrlich1461 we were closer to Hitler expectations of an Aryan look
Not just Norwegians. Swedes, Danes, Finns all nordic people really.@@gerharddeusser9103
@@gerharddeusser9103 You get your education at KFC?
my grandfather was in Narvik. unfortunalety he died 1983 when i was 5, could not ask him more about it
Sorry to hear that, but thank the fact you have memories some don't even have that,
My great grandfather was in this battle too, and was in this very march, although one of the officers said "vi marsjer uansett, morn!" Or "we are still marching, goodday!"
He was part of the Trøndelag battalion. Stationed at a school within the city and once the germans landed they took up postions some blocks away and aimed towards the incoming germans but did not fire the Germans then simply walked up to them patted them on the shoulder and offered them cigarettes.
The confused Norwegian border troops including my great grandfather were ordered back to the school by their officers and after a while the march out of the city was ordered by some higher up command of the Norwegian army my great grandFather's platoon in on the march out of the city they simply walked past a german checkpoint where it happened pretty much was it is show here but the one of the Norwegian officers agreed with the German soldiers at the checkpoint to stay behind so he could explain his actions to the German command while the rest of the Norwegian troops walked out of the city and to first a train station where they followed the tracks into the mountain sides that is where they set up positions until the Germans attacked them later and drove them out, some to sweden and others further north, some were even captured though my Great grandfather was forced to flee to sweden because of the German attack. His postion or what i belived to be his postion was the local train station on the upper floor in which he jumped down from with some memebers from his squad where they then equiped their skis and fleed to sweden. He would later return to Norway where he even guided a polish whermacht soldier to sweden because the polish guy was told be soon would be send to the eastern front to help out.
But thats a story for another time.
Sadly he died just before i was born but he did write a diary about his involvment. And in august i plan to travel to narvik to "walk in his footsteps" to see the things he saw back then including the city and later going to the mountain they took up postion
@@SoundmanStevie Some dont have memories?
Great story bro
@@kevinthiede1434😂
When the officer says “doch” he’s not saying “yes”. He’s actually saying something more like “oh we can’t” with an emphasis on look at them march.
Doch doesn’t have an English word… it’s a strange modifier in German, meaning many things, but in this case it seems he’s using it as almost a retort to the command.
I’d say “doch” is one of the harder German words for English speakers to learn. You have to almost become entirely fluent in German to get why and when und where it’s used…
I was once told it’s similar to “whatever!?”
@@vr7983sometimes it is. As a german, doch can be used in many ways and you’ll have to experience every single one to fully understand it’s meaning.
I don’t think you can possibly translate it. It just means that what one said is not true but the opposite is.
For example:
„The car is not red.“
„Doch.“ (-> „It is.“ )
or in this case
„You can’t march here!“
„Doch.“ (-> „We can.“ )
or another example
„You’ve never been to Germany.“
„Doch.“ (-> „I have.“ )
As you can see „Doch“ has infinite meanings. It has no translation.
It’s really hard to explain „doch“ to non kameraden
@@phvgr8406 "Doch" is just a German word to express one's personal digress to someone's statement then?
@@tonylovesducks2501 its just "no, I can / not true
You cannot read the translation German to English the text is underneath the video that you can't read as it goes by so we have no clue what they're saying. Suggest you get the text a little higher up so you can read it guys😊
You can't tough
@@pihlajafox Every other movie clip short on youtube seems to have done the impossible then
My grandfather was there too. 139th mountain regiment from Austria - back then Ostmark. He landed with one of the ten destroyers, which later all sunk. During the fighting he got a glacing shot to the head and was evacuated to Sweden. Later he landed in France and did not end in the Eastern front like most of his comrades.
Hms Warspite probably sunk the destroyer he took there.
Lucky wound.
Wow! Cameras were so realistic back then!
Your German grandad was lucky because he didn't get a bullet from my Russian grandad's machine pistol.
The saddest part about this is, that everyone except the commander, is a boy.
My German great grandfather was there in Narvik, at age of 18. 3 years younger than I am today, he never became older 22 one year older than me, he died outside Kiel 5 days before the war ended to british bombers. He was in the Kreigmarine as a sailor on a logistical small boat blown to peices in a pointless war 5 days before it ended. To think most soldiers on both sides were almost children messes with my mind.
yes, and all commanders are well paid
@@saddesk9191that’s what happens when you believe cancer like Hitler
yeah that is with all soldiers ... you have to be young enough to be easily mislead and trigged by commander
@@saddesk9191 so, how old was your gread grandfather when your grandfather was born ?
The 27e B.C.A (Bataillon de Chasseurs Alpins), stationned in my city (Annecy) was send to Narvik in 1940 and fought bravely here. Those soldiers were eager to go help there. But when they came back, they found that the rest of the battalion, which had been sent to the Western front against Germany, had been all but annihilated... They fought to the last man and the few survivors returned with quite a few decorations, but without their friends.
Please stop saying french people were cowards during WW2. We all lost half of our family here between ww1 and ww2 and it didn't happen just like that
RIP for all the victims of both world wars
Never happen. Not all of us believe the french didn’t fight. There is quiet a bit of history to prove the opposite that they fought bravely and did their duty. More to the point, the french honor American dead from the Great War to this day. I have nothing but respect for our french brothers and sister. Semper Fidelis.
And yes french after WW2 still send troop to re colonize they old colony 👌 wonder when will french return loot treasure and official apologize
France 🇫🇷 stands at the forefront of nations God bless you
Amen.
Place the US, my native country, in Frances position, and they would have foundered quicker than a torpedoed ship sinks.
The French had the most to lose, the US was absent at the time, and German tactics blasted through the line of defense, overwhelming every (current at the time) allied power.
Despite this unequivocal defeat, sat past dunkirk (when many French regiments stayed KNOWING death awaited) covered the British retreat in attempts to increase allied survival rate…
But the French resistance persisted through the war, and was pervasively, and utterly a thorn in the side of the Germans.
Their intelligence, counter intelligence, raids, espionage, etc… the hard work these French freedom fighters put in are a huge part of why the Normandy landings were a sucess.
I’ll never try why the French get this reputation as cowards… they were NOT. Much of the command was slow to react to the lightning fast artillery units of Germany; but that’s like if when the US invaded Iraq, the Iraqis came back with rifles better than the m4, tanks better than the abrams, and despite all intelligence (Germany was disarmed after WW1, but cleverly built an army to rival the world; hence why France expected a different offensive) the Iraqis had somehow become better, more disciplined, better armed, equipped, logistically superior, and flooded back, invaded the ge US.
The French in both world wars had one of the best military structure, but they had a huge border right against where the war started, and had to adapt quickly…
1939 USA military would have foundered quicker than the French could say je suis desole.
Didn't know Norway already had electrified railways in the 40s
Germany had electrified the trainlines coming from the Silesian coal mines in the 20s and also other important lines.
So just guessing here, with the line from the swedish ore mines to Narvik probably being the most important line there is in Scandinavia, it would make sense to also electrify it (also why hydropower generating lots of electricity) early on, if technically feasable back then with the cold and snow.
Always ahead of times.
Sheffield had electrified trams by 1910
Absolutely gorgeous uniforms from both sides
I love winter uniforms
was a very short lived victory for Norway. After the Norwegians, French, British, and Poles retook Narvik the German troops set-up positions on the mountains overlooking Narvik. When the French and British withdrew the Germans quickly went back into Narvik.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I seem to recall that the reason they pulled out of Norway at the time was because Germany had started the invasion of France through Belgium and the Netherlands. They both needed the manpower elsewhere.
@@shade9272 On April 9 Germany invaded Norway at seven different locations. By the time the invasion of France and the Low Countries began on May 10 most of southern and central Norway had been conquered. Narvik was the only location where the Germans had to pull back. With respect to the Norwegians and the other Allies at Narvik the Germans suffered more of a temporary set-back than a defeat.
@shade9272 The Allies weren't left with much choice; lose mainland France, or Norway.
The Allies chose to defend France, and it still failed.
The earlier part of the war was littered with Allied failures, and hard lessons were learnt.
On the brightside, it meant they knew what to expect in future campaigns (excluding Market Garden).
Typical German cowardice
short lived . there was many battles at narvik. the British fleet wiped out the German destroyer fleet there. it was humiliation for Hitler
Movie name: Narvik
Thanks
It literally says that in the title.
Steel balls
good that i can read the comment section and not the title of the video, you helped me thank you! :)
Thank you
This was the bloodiest battle in Norway ❤🇳🇴
Yup, they fight to the last soldier.
@@bogdan9057 yea 😎
@@yemuppet8102 yea I know 👍. My great grandfather was fighting the Germans in the eastern part of Norway 💗💪
@@yemuppet8102 Well, we were the first to defeat the germans.
And i also suggest you pick up a book or dozen about the war in Norway and read them.
@@xtratic how many people died in Norway fighting Nazis? I will tell you, 10k. Epic resistance, indeed.
"doch" is a very short german word. In this case is can only be translated as " nevertheless"......
cool story bro
I mean not exactly. It’s a word modifier. It has MANY meanings. I’m an English speaker first, but with a German family I can comprehend various dialects of German.
The word can mean, at times, “but” as a modifier in juxtapose to “aber”..:
But it’s most close English word is likely “though”… it’s a way of both modifying a sentence or adding a transition to the next; usually with emphasis.
You 200% need context to translate “doch”.
Think about the US, where we say things like “you know…” “although…” or something like “so LIKE went to the beach last week, ALTHOUGH, I MEAN, LIKE, it was hot, but, LIKE, YOU KNOW, not that hot.
The word doesn’t actually translate into English.
For instance if I said “du hast kein Geld”… a response be “doch, Ich habe sehr wenig Geld… Ich bin nicht Reich”.
I can list examples for days, but there is no ONE English word for doch… it’s complicated and is used generally in speech, generally has a few different methods of modifying a statement, retorting a statement, or something akin to such.
German speaker here, "doch" is more than not translated and used as "yes"
It’s just a degradation to what someone says
@@EperogiLimousine that's the most concise way to explain it. Thank you..
Not to many people know but the main reason Germany even invaded Norway was because of the Allies duh. When Finland was attack by the Russians the allies had a plan to use the excuse of helping Finland to land troops in Norway to push them through to Finland. Germany thinking they wanted to occupy Norway to cut there iron supply from neutral Sweden, which was entirely possible, but who knows. They also wanted to use Norways ports as to try and get around the allies blockade and use their navy more effectively.
The Fijords also provided excellent bases for convoy raiders
so ...the Reason was German assumptions....ok
@@ZUPYNinGAME Hitler hitting a line of coke. "They're gonna steal our iron guys we have to, trust me". But yeah they already where planning to take Denmark as to control the Baltic sea, and then the thought that the Allies might come and fuck with their iron supply anyways pushed them to attack Norway first.
@@shawnbrower4062 lmao
@@ZUPYNinGAME I can see comprehension isn't your strong suit
The movie is "Narvik". This scene however was filmed at Ingolfsland Station in Rjukan, southern Norway. Those very same tracks were used to transport heavy water from Vemork, about 10 km to the west, to the ferry Hydro, about 15 km to the east. This is a museum railroad now.
In Narvik they wouldn't be able to film it so easily without the snow-cleaning tractors xD
@@МаксимЯромич I'm not sure what you're aiming at. There's plenty of snow on Rjukan as well. They chose Rjukan as filming location because the railway wagons you see in the film are of the correct age. Also the nature is similar, except for the rather large skiresort in the background in the Rjukan scenes. Narvik has a modern railway in daily use.
Title: ,,Narvik"
Another WW2 movie makes German Wehrmacht stupid 🤤. Reality Germany took over Norway with Blitzkrieg tactics in 1940.
Ngl the Norwegians have some of the best ww2 movies
They never fought in it
@@YaleinPrague something tells me you need to read some history books
Lmao…@@YaleinPrague
What kinda things are u on? . if this is a Norwegian movie then why are u saying they never fought?@@YaleinPrague
@@YaleinPraguedon’t make a comment if you don’t know what you’re talking about 👌
Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling was a Norwegian military officer and politician. From 1931 to 1933 he was Norwegian Minister of Defense, then from 1933 to 1945 party leader of the fascist Nasjonal Samling, which he founded. Well-known members included former Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Hundseid, polar explorer Adolf Hoel, opera singer and Interior Minister Albert Viljam Hagelin, and composer Christian Sinding. The writer and Nobel Prize winner for literature Knut Hamsun, on the other hand, supported the party's political goals but was never a party member.
When it was dissolved after the end of the war in May 1945, it had around 50,000 members.
After the war, more than 50,000 Norwegians were tried for treason. More than half of the investigations resulted in imprisonment, confiscation of assets, fines or the loss of voting rights. In 26 cases - above all the party leader Quisling - death sentences were imposed. The majority of those convicted were supporters or members of the Nasjonal Samling.-
Quisling also saved hundreds of thousands of Soviets by smuggling in grain shipments into the Soviet union when stalin was starving out ethnically European business and farm owners.
Last Saturday my grandmother made fabulous bean-stew and the whole house had a massive fart-orchestra.
"Jedes Böhnchen, ein Tönchen" ☝🏻🎉
Sweden helped the Germans during WW2. They transported Wehrmacht soldiers to Norway and Finland.
Thank you Sweden 🇩🇪🤝🏻🇸🇪
@@nilsteegen33tf
Danke
Thank you for giving the full picture and the perspective at the time and not some cherry picking from hindsight.
Have youi honored the graves and memory of any of the Swedes dong what you dont care to put into the balance? I have and so did Norweigan veterans as long as the could.
Sad but true, Sweden did allow passage to German troops and sold iron ore to the Germans.
Jeg er norsk tip oldefar min han hva i ww2 og han var inni den her krigen ønsker at jeg kunne måte han når jeg var født da døde han 😢
Tippoldefar, faktisk. Dæven. Skulle tro det var hundre og tredve år sida. Bestefaren min var også i krigen. Synd du ikke fikk møtt tippoldefaren din!
Fun fact: this scene was actually not filmed in narvik it was actually filmed in a small town called rjukan
Ngl the uniforms look soo cool 😅
Uniforms now are all green and brown. The grey actually looked good i think.
@@blackterminalyeah
@@blackterminaluniforms now are more practical
Depending on the sources, they are estimated at between 6,000,000 and 7,500,000 people. Up to 5,100,000 Polish citizens were said to have died at the hands of the Germans, of which approximately 1,500,000 to 1,700,000 were Poles, 2,900,000 to 3,300,000 Jews, and the rest an undetermined number of representatives of national minorities.
I think
70 millions died said to have died in hands of russia
Or
2-5 millions also killed because of allied bombings or other criminal activity of soviet included 30 million woman and other civillian related criminal
7 Gazillion
@@JohKnoxxto low
70K jews
Couldn’t read any of the subtitles 💀
Why? Are you blind?
I can't either, atleast on my pc@@SanctusPaulus1962
"Doch" in this context has the meaning of 'Despite that, we do it anyway' In its very particular context, the German Soldier is meaning the Norways are not ALLOWED to march. The Norwegians answer "Doch" is more or less wrong and is purposely contradicting the meaning of the German advice. Thats why the German is puzzled because as a German you d expect an answer like "Doch, wir sind erlaubt zu marschieren " "Yet, we are allowed to"
"Doch" in this context is not wrong. The German solider said that they cannot march. The Norwegian officer replies "Doch", which basically means "Yes, we can".
You don't have to elaborate further when using "Doch". The word alone is enough to convey the meaning.
"Doch" just means "Yes (in spite of your no)".
Check out the naval battles at Narvik. The German navy suffered severe losses
Where can I find this movie?
Netflix
In Disneyland 🤣
@@zvezdanbadric5293 XDDDD
@@zvezdanbadric5293znaš gde: u Bilicama kod Splita
Title is 'Narvik'
Bravo Norvegian!!!
Croatian veteran volonter of Croatian independent war 91-95!
you where also fighting germans? with flowers
Junges Blut vergoldet damals 😢😢
vergeudet*
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Ah, the german word that is enough to make you right in every situation: "Doch!"
If Sweden and Denmark had as much heart and courage as the Norwegians the Germans would've been using rubber bullets. That's why Germany occupied Norway to secure its supply of iron ore from Sweden.
Not a lot Denmark could've done anyway they were massively outnumbered and shared an isolated border with Germany and i am sure Germany could've also taken Sweden had there been a need for it
If Germany defeated the British and French. Do you really believe the Swedish army could hold against Germany?
@@saosaosson6139 Doesn't have to be clear Victory. Sweden would have wasted so much of the German resources and men it would have debilitated them greatly. Eventually they may have succumbed but I truly think it would have opened more opportunities as well not just do a lot of damage. Lots of possibilities
@@brucekendall9873 you really overestimate the Swedish army. Helsingborg literally had 200 soldiers from the home guard and three artillery pieces holding it. Making a naval landing from Helsingör extremely easy. Sweden could hold for 3 weeks at maximum. And with the Swedish territory in German hands ALL of the Swedish resources (gold, iron and copper mines) would be directly at access for the Germans. The greatest mines and factories in the north would be in direct German control.
Sweden was not subject of substantial attack and invasion, so that compare is faulty. How many democratic countries at that time didn't try what Sweden did and did not make war against someone without having a pact first or getting attacked first?
Some moral dilemas sure, but the balance made kept Sweden out of the war. Hindsight ideas of what should have been done is easy, another ball game to be there and then, especially so when having a weak military at first.
this "major defeat" blah blah is less than a single day operation on eastern front where the real nazy army was envolved. Less than 100.000 german troops in that battle 6 or 7 divisions. The first real major defeat of the army wich have captured all Europe was when they have lost encircled more than a million troops and that was when their generals for the first time have realised that all is not going to end up good.
Что это за сериал или фильм??
Narvik
He risked the lives of his soldiers just because he negotiates like a five-year old.
was leading the norwegian soliders uder the 2 attacks at the war at narvik.. a real hero...
As a German of Norwegian heritage I take pride in how cool and determined the Norwegian officer handled those Wehrmacht yokels...
Sad
All these innocent boys, should not be risking their lives in war 😢
ok, why did the german soldier hold that rifle like a damn m4?!?
I didn't know you're not allowed to hold a weapon a certain way when prepared to fire amongst confusion.
Also, is there a specific way to hold an m416, compared to any other rifle?
@@torlakkarstad4251 there's no weapon handling like that in ww2 and soldiers know how to hold their weapons at that time... I mentioned m416 just because it's a modern day rifle. You won't find any pictures of soldiers in ww2 hold their rifle like that...
@@torlakkarstad4251 it's just not historically accurate
@@diekaiserschutzen1269 i'm sure plenty of things that has happened throughout history was done not according to the book of "how to do x". These guys were flabbergasted and confusion can make any man act differently than they'd normally (or be trained) to do.
You can't go back to a certain era, punch someone in the face, and expect them to recite and act out a script as if it was all planned because it's "historically accurate".
@@diekaiserschutzen1269 sure, you "know" how to hold a rifle because you were trained, but there will always be instances where someone as young as that guy will forget to keep the posture up because he was distracted.
also, in many of the photos of soldiers posted up, they are actively trying to look good.
“And we keep on marching with our eyes straight.”
Die Norweger die Briten die Franzosen die schämen sich heute noch welche gegen ein paar deutsche Divisionen kapitulieren mussten darum werden solche Videos gedreht
weil es beim Erhalten von Geschichte(n) und Erinnerungskultur nicht darum gehen sollte, sich die nationalen Eier zu kraulen
Soooo where is this defeat at? All i see is an older gentleman telling a young man how it is
That’s the name of the movie, which is about the two battles of Narvik 1940
What show or movie is this and where steaming on??
Narvik on Netflix
Very good movie!!!!!!!!
Name movie?
@@afifilubis3273narvik
NARVIK
I can't imagine if they shoot all that men, with that kind of machine gun.
Thank you for not letting me see the text
No problems at all with the sub titles in this end...text clearly visible.
History will repeat
why do they march
because the brits kicked there arse and was pushing relentless into Narvik.
@@reposter6434Their*
To blow up important infrastructure to stop the Germans from setting up supply lines.
It’s so weird you have 220k subs but get like 5-10k views per video… YT supression? Idk, I find it strange, good story & narration as usual! 👍🏻
Was will uns dieses video zeigen?
Das niemand so durch eine allierte straßensperre gelaufen wäre ?
Oder schießt das mg noch ?
hätte sie auch erst mal vorbei gelassen das mg 180 ' umzudrehen wäre umständlich !
@sdaytcom Danke ich dachte das wäre mir ohne sie nicht aufgefallen!👍
@@davidmager3817 Was will uns dein Kommentar zeigen?
@sdaytcom ich bin ihnen immer noch so unendlich dankbar ich habe jetzt gemerkt das dies nur Filme sind und keine Dokus !
Jetzt weiß ich endlich das sind Schauspieler wie bei Corona Impfstoff Werbung 🤣🤣🤣
@sdaytcom mit solchen
NUR FILMEN wird massiv Meinung geschichtsverdehung und propaganda betrieben !
Filme in denen Kriegsverbrechen verherrlicht werden !
Und kriegsziele iz.B. m nahen Osten für den Bürger legitimiert werden !
Was glauben Sie wieso das US Militär Hollywood Filme finanziert und ausrichtet ?
Um die Leute zu unterhalten ?
Oder damit sich jeder denkt : ist doch in Ordnung Terroristen in einem fremden Land mit Drohnen zu ermorden !
Nur ein Beispiel!
Western Europe was collaborants at those days with Germany and today the same old story with the Americans. Different flies for the same shit
Die gebirgsjäger haben Narvik genommen, welche Niederlage?
Frage ich mich auch schon 😂
Some guy down here is trying to gatekeep the meaning of "doch" with the classic "english speakers just can't understand". It means "and yet" or "but it's happening anyway" it's the equivalent of being told a road is closed, gesturing to the cars passing through anyway and going "doch".
In English it's a nonverbal thing, usually expressed by squinting your eyes, doing a half smile, as if to say "that's ridiculous"
Such horribly spoken German.
Geht
Maybe because he's norwegian not german
Imagine hating on a bilingual who can speak, English, German & Norwegian. He's bloody Norwegian of course his German ain't gonna be perfect. Can you speak Norwegian perhaps?
What's the name of the film?
Read the the title
It's Narvik. Or Kampen om Narvik, released on 2022. Hope this helps.
ALT FOR NORGE🇳🇴🫡
Where to watch? Netflix?
y
I don't know why, but this scene reminds me of the book "Snow Treasure."
orwegians themselves are not entirely innocent. There were many Norwegians who were Nazis, and to pretend that they only fought for liberation is not entirely accurate. Moreover, they were ultimately defeated.
It is many Norwegian movies and serier about that to. It’s a well-known text from a film about the Norwegian Holocaust. "The order came from Germany, but it was carried out in Norway by Norwegians"
You're confusing Norwegians with quislings
Right, this ONE SCENE means we pretend that. Get outta here. Silly man.
Man hätte mit dem MG arbeiten können, wäre aber schlecht für die zusammen Arbeit. Aber man hätte vor Ort den Offizier erschiessen können und dann sehen was passiert. Die Truppe hört und geht zurück, die Truppe marschiert weiter, dann MG einsetzen oder die drehen sich um und kämpfen dann wie gehabt, dass MG. Oder zumindest Meldung machen, dass der Posten zu schwach besetzt ist.
Und veranlassen, dass der Offizier später eins auf die Rübe bekommt.
Echter schreibtischtäterkommentar
Surely the nazis walked to norway.
😂😂
Those are not Nazis. Those are Norwegian soldiers. The soldiers talking to the commander are Nazis.
Look at a map
German Wermacht* Not Nazis
Norway trying to revise history as if they weren't Hitlers lapdog.
The Dutch do that too
Just like every frenchman was in le Résistance honhonhon
Once met norwegian students, they all bragged about winning battles in WW2 no one but them have ever heard about and how they managed to fight back longer than the danish. Quiet pathetic actually
What? Don't you mean Sweden?
German lapdogs from Scandinavia. Never forget.
@@personnenestici Hold on to those grudges. Your grandkids will need them!
Canada sends troops to Narvik for training! Nit sure if its a canadian base or what it is
Anti-german film. It's courageous.
It’s a Norwegian movie, what would you expect from a country that got invaded an brutally occupied by the Germans?
@@hilmust6278 You have forgotten that the britishs and the frenchs wanted to cut "the iron way". The germans invaded the Norway so quickly , with very few preparations, that they did big mistakes. That was a speed run. Germans were schneller. Norway, like Holland, Denmark, Iran, Island, Açores, Burma were in the bad place un this world war. We are tired about the history which is written by the winner. This war is ended from 79 years.
@@albertnalut426 what kind of mushrooms have you eaten to become this delusional?
The Polish army was there of very big help.
Norway🤝Poland
I didn't know Hitler was defeated in Norway in the year 2022
I didn't know he was defeated there in 1940 either. To claim victory because one took most of the town for a given time is nonsense. Otherwise one could claim Hitler has won at Stalingrad.
Nobody know that 😂 because is never happaned and sombody disade make fake movie.. how can norway defeat german whan are the both side is nazis!?
@@zvezdanbadric5293 Dude are you having a stroke
@zvezdanbadric5293 Norway was not a part of the Nazi-Empire you goof. That would be like calling African slaves "British conquers".
Quisling
Pero si Narvik fue una victoria alemana.
It was at first until the British and French defeated them making it their first defeat
Actually in Swedish and maybe Norwegian "dock" can mean "despite this" many of the words he uses are the same in nordic languages and German. "Marschera vidare" would have sounded similar in German.
Great movie
That Nazi German soldier holding the 98k made me physically cringed
The MG42 could just ended the entire movie
And started an even bigger conflict with the other capitulating Norwegian soldiers. Imagine the punishment those Germans soldiers would experience if they did this. High command would be pissed. So they decide to do nothing, to save their own skin.
I mean, "His" first defeat in 2022, makes every historian book, inaccurate. Man how times fly, only two years ago...
Glad to see a new movie about WWII in this era of crystal and wokeness.
what is wokeness?
@@debrickashaw9387some Trump staff I guess, it is fashionable to say those things.
@@debrickashaw9387 Being woke is when you choose 7% of your workforce to be mentally disabled, a foreign worker who sends their non taxed income overseas, and transvestites/homosexuals who dont meet the minimum requirements of lifting 50lbs. Which leads to the destruction of your company as those minorities demand more and receive more due to "diversification of the workplace." Example: Twitter, Facebook, Bud Light, Target, and pretty much any company that would require white/asian/indian men of high intelligence that are replaced by weak minded and physically ailed peoples who are receiving so much global pity, they are allowed to participate in society when evolution and history has shown and told us humans they must be wiped off the chain of society. Woke is artificially pandering to mental illness and subversive people who want nothing but hedonism and molestation on our global folk.
Seriously, y’all really need to go to a doctor about the giant stick up your asses.
Liberals live in your head rent free huh
The war ended with about 250000 Germans stationed in Norway. Not fighting.
Idiots 😂
I'm sick of these propaganda films. Can't we make a film were we see the victories of German culture and military
N@zis are bad. Cope harder.
Well, I agree with this idea for about decades...
There plenty about Auschwitz Birkenau Buchenwald Mathausen Gross Rosen Treblinka Chelmno Sobidor on view .......are you serious ???
👎👎👎👎
You Lost..... Twice
In the movie I saw that the rifles that the Norwegian soldiers were carrying had some features that is related to the American Krag-Jorgensen(correct me if I spelled Jorgensen wrong) rifle that was used in the Spanish-American war
They are carrying the krag Jorgensen, because Krag-Jorgensen are Norwegian rifles... sold to the US
God bless the Germans always brave and entertaining?
Brave yes but only entertaining if you're entertained by straight up freaking evil. If you're not a blonde haired blue eyed german speaking white person they would have thrown you in a labor camp or killed you outright once they achieved their objectives.
Germans Are Gangsters
The bad guys won WWII unfortunately
@@roguespearsfFortunately for you because you wouldn't be here? You would never have been born
@@roguespearsf en mi caso gracias a que perdieron los alemanes mi madre con sus padres vinieron a la Argentina y naci yo. Si ganaban los alemanes yo no habria nacido porque mi madre y sus padres NO HABRIAN VENIDO asi de fácil
Great Film . Best war movies don’t come from America
This looks good I just wish that I know what movie is this
The movie is narvik
Thanks
When you stand up to the bully but it doesn’t work
Is this live action or 3d animation
Live. Its a full length film titled simply Narvik
Don't go to norway its the worst depression contry
Have you seen countries like Moldova, Russia, Lithuania, or Belarus? They are way more depressing
Wenn Amerikanische Schauspieler deutsch sprechen 😂
der Wehrmachtssoldat hatte doch gar keinen Akzent
Sie sind nicht Amerikaner, sie sind Norweger. Jetzt, können Sie bitte ein bisschen Norwegisch sprechen? Nein? Schade.
@@rbkfan200 Das macht es nicht besser. Wenn ich arabisch in Lautschrift ablesen würde, würde das ähnlich falsch klingen. Übrigens machten das die Amerikaner in ihren Filmen auch oft genug…
der spricht kurz davor noch norwegisch und dann mit dem deutschen gebrochenes deutsch mit norwegischem akzent
Nur war es real keine Niederlage...
First defeat? Sure 😂😂😂
i dont like the way that german is holding his rifle… I DONT LIKE ITTT
was das für ein scheiss
Eu gosto de filme assim de campo de concentração... alguém sabe informar um filme bom p mim assistir desta forma.
If you have nerves of steel, it's "WOŁYŃ"
Hitlers first defeat was at the Battle of Moscow
pick up a history book once in a while
@@Gustavgaming420 i would recommend you the same
Gustav gaming 420😂
@@NKVD1944 ah yes, hitlers defeat in 1942 is the first.. so youre just forgetting that narvik happened in 1940?
@@Gustavgaming420
He's one of those cringe DDR supporters history books aren't his thing if they were he wouldn't have that as a pfp
Did you realise that norvegian uniforms look a bit like the german uniforms???
Netflix Propaganda industry
It’s not even a Netflix produced movie
pemerintah menyerah tapi orang bawahan tidak itulah berlaku ww2
Hätte er doch nur geschossen !😂
Am besten auf dich
@@AaaAsdfh-oe8ll nicht so frech internet Rüpel!
@@davidmager3817Nicht so frech Internetnazi
Du bis ein kleiner nazi der sich kaum wäscht und selten seine unterhosen wechselt. Von deiner rente sollten kriegsreparationen an norwegen polen und griechenland abgezogen werden,besser wärs@@davidmager3817
It would be nice if we could actually read the subtitles..
The Fuhrer's first defeat was Operation Barbarossa Dec 1941-Feb 1942, not Norway, you can't lose if you have successfully invaded and conquered! Not bad for a failed 'house painter!'
actually, first defeat was battle of britain...
@@monsterbnt i don't really class as defeat as Hitler disengaged if germans had pushed on a few more days you never know. i suppose it was a tactical loss.
@@italianstallion9170 germans failed to acomplish their battle tasks so it is a loss. The worst thing is that they could win if a failed painter didn't try to be a military mastermind.... The same could be said for most of the war (from dunkirq to kursk)
@@monsterbnt i don't really count battle of britain as first defeat as barbarossa was land and air. During battle of Britain Hitler owned Europe anyway although yes it was a stategic and tactical defeat he lost as soon as luftwaffe started on the cities and left the air fields to recover.
@@italianstallion9170 defeat in air ment that there can't be land offensive. Painter wanted revenge for bombing of german cities and lost a battle because of that. Luftwaffe was just not built for strategic bombing but they excelled at tactical role, and if they continued raids on airports they would destroy raf fighter command and enable Wehrmacht and Kriegsmarine to invade Britain. So it was a loss but not because germans were not capable to defeat the enemy, but because they had incompetent and arrogant leader. On the other hand, Barbarossa was true defeat because they had determined and capable enemy that could match them in strength.
"Doch. Wir marschieren."
literally does not give 2 shits lmao