I would think any explosives would be inert almost 80 years later. Especially being buried.

He know they are all soldier bro

@@niharkhan1931 his comment literally says otherwise

I wouldn’t be too worried about it. They would need some sort of ignition source and after being underground for so many years I’m sure any source of ignition is probably gone or rusted away. Although it can get dangerous don’t get me wrong

@@stevenlee1075 eh then why do ww1 grenades explode yearly on the farmlands in flanders, recently close to my area there was a smoke bomb going off from ww1, gladly it wasnt a fragshell or mustardgas

there is a lot of leftovers because 2/3 of german army + their allys were in the soviet union.

Millions of dead bodies. Someone’s bound to dig one up

@@Rlip Not millions of missing though. Most missing Germans on the Eastern Front perished in Siberia as POW's.

Que cada pessoa em si,pare e reflita e que tragédias como essa jamais volte a acontecer.

@@orlandoquaresma7619 this will never end even our cells have wars. Its a part of evolution I think, well in my opinion or hypothesis anyway . But now our strong hereditary attubutes will be marksmanship, close combat and artillery. So I probably have a OK marksmanship from my dad. You have to be artistic to be a sniper dad was a sniper very artistic in his way. My sister is lat teens so still got a good natural shot. Where I'm late 20s I've dabbled life a little and forgot my natural talents so have to relearn how to shoot properly. But keep your positive mind set you make us stoic people have a little rethink sometimes. Even if at first impressions we go lol that person is gonna get eaten by life. You can humble us out a little.

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Das ist keine respekt- volle Bergung von Kriegstoten durch Fachleute sondern sensationsgeile Leichenfledderei!

Then, you never knew you'd be left like that; with no dignity left from anyone

@@NotOnDrugs you'd think we'd have learned our collective lessons from all of this, but no, we didn't.

@@NotOnDrugs That's what strikes me too. Fallen and left where you died with no-one to care. And now we have the Ukraine situation. We never learn.

@@thinghammer and never will ..

@@thinghammer How prophetic. Just five months ago and Putin is making the exact mistake again Just how prophetic.

Seeing those helmets so close together makes me envision a machine gun nest that was overrun. The bullet holes in the canteen cups and helmets give you the chills. I can't imagine what those soldiers on both sides felt.

And the Russian is the one who had grandkids that ended up being Nazis.

Many times bodies were dropped in holes with the equipment,German/Russian...and or heavy blast could have buried the dead itself...much of this is never investigated but it is assumed...Many of the stories by Private 2nd class Peter Weller were written in excavated letters.

It was a Soviet helmet, not Russian

@Tobi Look again there were 2 USSR helmets and one German. There were also weapons and equipment from both sides including a German Dog Tag which most likely means a German soldier died there.

They're russian. I don't have to say more

the russians my friend! what do you expect?? Crazy is their business XD XD

They're not Antiques

Sounds more like Ukrainian boays

They are slavs, mishandling explosives is what they do

The slow fuse would have been decayed over the years - It's as good as dead

@@Malabus73 They’re still quite dangerous. On beaches here in the UK the military are constantly at work detonating volatile explosives that’ve been found. We’ve even got a huge ship full of explosives from WW2 sat at the entrance to the Thames that nobody knows what to do with

​@@Malabus73 Some old exclusives have exploded before. They are still very dangerous.

My great uncle is buried abroad, but i think he would have placed more value on coming back alive, his names on a local monument, its the remembrance of each soldier that matters most, poor buggers got a raw deal.

I think about that all the time, there has to be so much unfound from Operation Barberosa, and from the retreat back to Germany with the Red Army on their heels. Some never to be found, I'm sure.

@@bryanjames5256 what blows me away is how well preserved so many of the remains that are found are.

@@who_is_dis yes, all the munitions that completely still useable still. I'd love to have that job. Even just out of the shere respect I have for all the soldiers that made the ultimate sacrifice. And the eastern front was some nasty business for sure

In Kentucky we found a few remains of confederates with their weaponry in a deep trench

There still 700.000 thousand soldiers from WW1 lying on the North field of France, kinda crazy if you think about it

I don't know how touching it is. They do it to sell the relics.

@@tylerswatikin504 I feel no empathy for this useless comment

​@Stranger Danger Even more creepy the terror they experienced at the hands of the Inglorious Basterds! Tarantino is the one with no empathy!

say that to Lt Aldo Raine and Tarantino! They'd oppose your point my friend, they support the inglorious basterds!

Isn't it heartbreaking to see these historical relics and human remains being tossed around without any feel for the human lives lost during the war regardless of which side they belonged?

Erik, the helmet and the side armor look distinctly German. The Germans took the war to the Russian in a war code named operation Barbarossa. With the help of the Russian winter, which the Germans underestimated They were massacred en masse. This here is a well kept proof.

@@wojaffochicago6591 Yeah I know about this and that it was extremely brutal. My Great Grandfather fought in Operation Barbarossa. I just really would enjoy if they share which specific battles this relics are from.

@@erikgothberg8078 Wow Erik, that's nice to know.

you're absolutely wright

Well, good luck getting to fire the guns after 80 yrs buried in weathered ground. The explosives may have more chance. Experts (they may be) would know more.

The way the trench is open and how they pull items out of the ground. How about tag it, record it and let the curator look at it. Don't handle it! Leave it as is. Perhaps this is not meant to be treated as an actual archeological site. Although it looked like they did some geo phys.

They were tossing those bombs around with gusto, looks like they had a great time

they will usually take thes e bodys home, this is (more than likely) a recovery team.

who cares they were genocidal invaders and they died on foreign soil. If they want to respect a soldier who fought for the actual worst regime that has existed that is their choice, but truly I don't think the Wehrmacht deserve respect as a whole.

@@kamikazemelon787 Thats your opinion, and im not gonna get into a whole argument about this, alot of people care, and alot of familys want closure to the story, alot of people were forced to fight, or fought because of patriotism, most didn't care for the nazis or the ideologys, in fact most really didn't realize what they fiught for in till everything unfolded after. but again, im not gonna back the innocent Wehrmacht act, alot of them commited just as bad acts as The SS, but again, not every soldier was bad. (and yes, just because you think their bad, doesn't mean a family shouldn't have closure, and the body brought home)

@@kamikazemelon787 Your opinion is based purely on feelings. The Wehrmatch is a standing army. You are free to hate the SS tho. Cant stop u there neither is ok to defend them since rarely a ss member showed humanity

Pat- ahh know a man who had a hoard of photos he took of every germen he shot/other in Italy. This man may be dead now but he allways had a black ora light beaming around his body, and had those pile off photos beside his bed ever since he got back from italy in 1946. ahh not sure if those German photos still around but ahh know which house they were in on Highway 50 in new Zealand,..

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Rugi kalau tidak ada perang

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I don't think anyone is denying that the war happened.

@@mikeobama69 right, wtf is this person even trying to say

LMFAO. WTF are you even talking about? WWII deniers? Well that's a new thing for me, lol. Oh, and they aren't preserving history, they are digging WWII shit up because there is a huge market for it. It's just for money. It's cool, but they do it for money. Thiscommentor needs to get F'd right off the end of a pier.

IN RUSSIA , THE SAME

In Illinois?🤣

In Ohio

its funny because thats how you do it digging in a specific spot, u switch turns. Excavation aint easy, you get out of breath quick.

Nobody cares about him any more probably. Or even knows that he existed

@@phoenixzappa7366 not the point

@@phoenixzappa7366 you are probably wrong

@@phoenixzappa7366 They know and care about this soldier, beside at least 7300 persons watching this video. His death hit me hard because he could be against nazis, judging by pictures it seems he likely didn't know what hit him, i really hope so.

The revolver was an 1895 Nagant revolver

Finally someone who knows what they’re talking about

Mg42 has a more square barrel shroud to allow for quick change of barrel in sustained fire. The weapon found is a mg34.

Wrong... that's a Phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range

Just a 42 In the thumbnail as click bait .

Thanks for the info

*Almost 80 years

If someone had the time an inclination, that bad boy could be cleaned-up & restored. It would take time but definitely do-able.

They will burn in hell like every German soldier in ww2

Yes, and u can c that we humans didnt have learned from it

These guys are suicidal, absolutely unsafe.

its very sad. to lose a family members in war. specially. in this war s event. in stalingrad.

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@@bryonsturgill6906 Just guessing here, but I think he means the story they tell. Not some spiritual stuff. Again, just a guess.

@@bryonsturgill6906 There might be more to this life that we can't comprehend.

They are haunted by the dead, literally not in a movie but in real life that makes it more macabre and tragic.

@@bryonsturgill6906 hi genius

I think it's far more likely this is a trash pit.

@@chuckschillingvideos i didnt see any remains

@@whitetiger5181 Nor did I.

Так же будут находить и кости американских наемников задумайтесь черти😁😈👹

Их видно места где проходили бои, даже можно отлечить окопы нетронутые. Бывает поверху валяется чтото. Я винтовку нашол из лествы слегка выглядывала. Патом смотришь куда смотрело оружие туда и идёшь.

That’s what they get for supporting Hitler, and letting their loved ones support Hitler.

what about dead ukrainian und russian soldiers it will continue unfortunately, my grand dad was volonteer at 16 Northern France and Belgium Ypres

All I think of is finding treasures. But yeah. Man is mad crazy

What about the madness of the Inglorious Basterds!

Madness of communism, yes. Not all men.

That might be a foxhole or trench, in which case it could be pretty deep.

I think the items were buried purposely, since they are being gathered in a centralized point The soldiers left them buried for whatever reason, they know

You know they dug holes and buried the stuff/bodies, right?

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they probably won't find it you say it was lost in stalingrad it was probably buried among all the rubble and slaughterhouse left by that battle but that's what I think

They should be registered when they are found like in this video, but if not then he will most likely have died at Stalingrad or in a gulag after, a small chance that he became a Russian citizen like that Japanese POW.

@@user-rx3xr1cg9d he was force to go. It was not his choice he obeyed the laws as many others. Exactly as today many russian and ukranian young men are forced into a conflict they probably would avoid if they could. I really hope i can find him my great grandmother never found peace same as so many russian mothers who lost their children. war is Ugly, not the people.

Same here. Unfortunately we will probably never know, which pains me a lot.

Who would know? They’re all dead Dave

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@@y_fforddim sure it’s documented. They’re not asking about every individual soul, just the battle fought.

without war you probably couldn't see current high tech development, technology pushed to growth 100x faster during war and also there is no peace without war

Imagine how great the world would be if everyone would believe in Jesus .

@@ladislaugabor2985 im still gonna believe on Allah

@@ladislaugabor2985 which Jesus?

@@ladislaugabor2985 time will come when the true 1000 years reich comes

Most likely many of those items (except for the weapons) will end up on ebay.

BS. You don't burry the ammo AND your dog tags.

Ya they also burried the dog tags just in case 🤣

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But they don't even share the same caliber

I wonder what the last words that were said in the field telephone

Madre mia, una situation muy muy dificil..no puedo imaginar El dolor de Los Padres..

@@raffaele5725 its ok ,, god bless him

Stock mightve rotted off, I'm pretty sure they were wooden on some of the 34s.

Religious beliefs are what caused that war

@@RilgoHodnda If it isn’t religious beliefs that starts a war, then next in line is greed. In fact a war is a combination of both.

@@mikehurtle ideology is the new religion

@@mikehurtle religion has hardly been the cause of any wars.

@@mikehurtle wrong on both counts, power is the main reason for war

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They were more concerned with what was going on right then!

вероятно, эта позиция переходила из рук в руки, и возможно несколько раз.

Mg 34* my friend, and id like to add that both the 34 and 42 were produced and used side by side extensively till the end of the war.. The 42 was much more cheaper and simpler to produce than the rather complex mg34. The MG34 started production in 1935 through 1945 and they made over half a million of em where as the 42 only had 3 years of production and had just under half a million made. Just shows how much the 42 was an improvement to mass production..

@@ItchyPilauBoto The MG34 was also more often mounted on armour etc. rather than the MG42 . It was often canibalized off broken down vehicles in the Russian campaign.

The MG 42 has been considered by many an expert as probably the best machine gun ever produced. The USA M60 and the British GPMG are considered to modelled on the design of the ‘42.

@@jazzybass41 No doubt it was a gamechanger. It was unbeatable as a zonal cover weapon. If set up in groups of 3 or 4 nests its high rate of fire laid out a virtual wall of death.Of course the downside is you need a lot of ammo. It was also not as accurate as its British and US counterparts.

@@robotsonmars1989 I am trained in both MG42 and M60, I think the accuracy is the same, the MG42 in a fixed mounting is extreme accurate, fast and funny..

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Makes my butt pucker watching

Years ago someone found a grenade and they were handling it and it just exploded, I was thinking that when he was looking at the grenade lol

@@solidrockofjesuschristmini2423 Even mines and unexploded torpedos in the ocean are prone to explode regardless of how old.

The grenade that he unscrewed the plug was “safe” as there was no detonator/ blasting cap. The explosive component is pretty much inert until one activates it with an initiator….

@@claudesturm6706 all we see is a number of unearthed explosives being stacked amongst each other. I was speaking in general when coming across explosive devices whether it's inert or not. Even unexploded mines and torpedos underwater are dangerous as well.

Do you think that’s how they were feeling about the Jews during their time?

@@SntGang The Russians didn't care about the Jews. They did like using the concentration camp footage for propaganda. It helped excuse the atrocities committed against the German civilians.

@@SntGang do you think most of them wanted a pointless war

They weren't ever the enemy. The bankers funding both sides of every war are the enemy.

Me too mate .

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THEY SELL THE S!!! Why are you people so fng ignorant?

went home, the family was tired of waiting.

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Clickbait 😊

They will be surprised if something like this explodes. That's irresponsible. Especially since children can also access youtube. A child sees that and thinks it can do it too because nothing happened on youtube. Who is then responsible for the death of the child? It´s not the soldiers who fought with the explosives .

Мы,русские,не нервничаем из за таких пустяков...

They're so corroded and wet 99.9999% of them are now inert.

Personally I would stay clear of mines & grenades, regardless of their age.

Imagine an mg42 firing down on you.

@lukas manfred No, it isn't.

@@mrt9749 yeah mg42 the mg34 we're mounted on vehicles and mg42 for the infantry

@lukas manfred I was referring to the weapon in the video

The thumbnail picture is a mg42 but they did find a mg34 as well in the video

As well as grave robbing.

How to disrespect the fallen and disturb/loot graves. For shame . .

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Safty 3rd...and those mortar rounds..

Maybe he has only one hand

It's a transport plug

If god exists he let the war start and let millions die