Monty & Russians In Berlin (1945)
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2014
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Berlin, Germany.
M/S Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery with Russian officers one is possibly Marshal Zhukov. Various shots of them all together. L/S of the English and Russian flags flying together on the top of Berlin's damaged Brandenburg gate. L/S tanks and troops lined up. L/S bombed buildings. M/S Montgomery shaking hands with Russian officers and talking. M/S group saluting on platform as troops march past. Various shots Montgomery with Zhukov and others inspecting troops. Various shots as Montgomery decorates Russian officers. L/S bombed buildings. L/S as horses and carts drive through. L/S bombed building.
FILM ID:2040.07
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Remarkable footage. The detail is extraordinary for a film taken nearly 75 years ago
Monty and not just any Russian, but Zhukov
and Rokossorski
@@patcauch Rokossowski* or Rokossovsky if you're not Polish.
@@realmadrid9432 but Rokossowski he was not Russian
@@Mimi-vw6yi soveta. En video estas sovetoj.
also Rokossovsky
Respect from Russia 🇷🇺
Georgy Zhukov! Thank You for your Service!
That's rare and interesting. Thank you for posting that.
Zhukov and Rokossovsky.
) And a month after V-day. Look around everebody's got to learn sometimes.
Have you ever heard about such a novel as 'The heart of a dog' by a soviet writer M. Bulgakov ? There is a very good Soviet movie after the novel. The overwhelming majority of the Soviet people who saw this TV movie thought that it was an authentic reflection on the social life and peculiarities of housing in the USSR even in 1988, when the movies had been screened on TV countrywide. The novel had been taken from the author in 1925 and put to the state's secret safe for the forbidden literature , and published in English in the UK in 1968 and in the USSR in 1986 only.
1:02，Adrien Brody stood beside Zhukov.
Exactly, the interpreter really resembles Adrien Brody! good catch 👏
00:00 - 00:18 Rokossovski is the tallest of them three, Zhukov the shortest
It is not 'Monty and Russians ! it is Montgomery, Shukov and Rokossovski !
Montgomery was a bigger hindrance to the allied war effort than the Germans.
Explain Rambo
Good old Monty. One of the best generals of his time 🇬🇧
My father fought under Monty's generalship in the North African desert and had the greatest respect for him.
Zhukov is more important
Monty in Berlin should read. Monty a tourist in Berlin,
Well he'd taken enough already. Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Sicily, France, Belgium, Netherlands and northern Germany.
8 different countries.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Yes my friend, Monty was a tourist in 8 different countries who engaged in "battles" of no significance and against numerically inferior forces. He like the other publicity seeking peacock general, Paton, spent WW2 holding parades and showboating.
Eisenhower the Supreme Commander, realized this and told Churchill to keep Montgomery out of is way.
By the way, the disaster called " A Bridge too Far", Operation Market Garden, was entirely planned by Montgomery.
It's sad that now both UK and Russia are not allies anymore
Its good and worth celebrating. They were allies because the soviets were the lesser evil
And that's lovely to know that russians are not allies of those british bastards..to be precise russians and british were never allies.
Hey German, are you ashamed and humiliated to see this?
Naw, we were the strongest and you all had to team up and defeat just 1 nation
Жуков талант
Russian army is true heroes of ww2
Montgomery was fighting the Germans in 1940 when the Russians were sipping vodka wit the Nazis.
@@lyndoncmp5751 that's the geopolitics buddy!!!
Not Russians. Soviet.
True, the majority thinks Soviets = Russians, which is completely false
Soviet = Russian
They're Russians. Zhukov is Russian
@@extraditori6604 Zhukov is Russian, but the soldiers are Soviet. And Zhukov is Soviet, albeit Russian
@@cathyurrem Soviet Union is successor state of Russian Empire. Clearly Seen in Soviet Union decision maker or their leader have Russian blood (except Stalin). Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union also mostly Russian ethnic (in late 1980 s from 21 members of politburo, there are 17 russians in politburo. 2 from byelorussian (White Russia), 1 from Ukrainian (Little Russia), and only 1 member non slavic ethnic from Georgia. That's why many Western leaders and diplomats often refer to the Soviets as Russians. Even Mao Zedong once called the Soviets as Russians.
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Well when it comes to "monty" its almost stolen valor... He was a useless ego pretending to be a real general.
Ya know,Monty had a company of men under him and fought in the solm in France and that battle was one of the deadliest in WW1.He turned out to be a marvelous leader in WW2 commanding 2 million men at Normandy.For those who think he was a bad leader,remember the north African campaign?He took control of the eighth army after 2 other generals failed and kicked Rommel's ass all over Africa!How's that for a terrible leader?
@@markpaul8178 He was a huge ego. Thats all he was. The british army was well trained and that training had nothing to do with him. Any success the brits had under him had more to do with his command staff than him. So, yeah, he was a terrible leader. The worst of the entire allied side.
@@opieshomeshop Opie,I don't think you have ever served in the armed forces by the way you replied.
@@markpaul8178 Um, excuse me, my service has NOTHING to do with anything. Resorting to a personal attack to win your argument is BS to the max! If I were you id just go away now. Or come meet me in person and talk your crp!
@@opieshomeshop Nothing personal bro,but you are to young and not a veteran to be making those kind of statements.
Monty, Zhukov and Rokossovsky