@@blackbird5634 Ye man like this movie is totaly true and not propaganda of some sorts

@@blackbird5634 Good for you mate, for when times of crysis and war come, and your so precious comfort gets violated, you and others like you will yearn for that comradership and discipline that only is obtainable by millitary institutions.

@@blackbird5634 “military hierarchy” it’s the military you have no rights, you signed that contract, you swore that oath smooth brain

yeah but how wasn`t the sports teacher fired after the first incident

@@blackbird5634 There's a reason why it's that way, because it can be a life and death situation. You should have realised that before you joined.

@big boy gustav yea no sh!t? You don’t think there were instances like this that occurred in our reality as well? It’s a portrayal of real life

@big boy gustav u damn right 🤣 i would heart them if i could

@big boy gustav naw i just used a couple words past your comprehension level earlier. Sounds like u wake up every morning and just start hating 🤣

Even they had it, but imagine today, with all the hurt and abuse and manipulation probably you and others put upon other people. How sick are people if german children doctrinated can tell the difference between right and wrong, how come someone who's life is peaceful, and with no worries treat others badly, hurt, deceieve and treat life and others like nothing. Its sad.

@@robingroenbech3876 well said, sum to think about fasho

It’s not that hard to find this movie lol

it's in the first 4 seconds of the video

@@joemotherboard6243 they didn’t say it wasn’t? They said that it’s took them 10 years to figure out what the movie is called, not that they couldn’t figure out where it was listed in the video

@@Luke_05 sorry i misunderstood

@@joemotherboard6243 it’s okay aha

It is fiction. There is some inspiration from the grandfather of the director, which survived the war and later served in the German army. They also had several advisors which were at Napolas.

I think it's Fiction..However, it was a World War I'm sure that those being persecuted did everything to survive, even using fake papers and joining Hitler Youth...I read an article years ago about a Surgeon, who was really fascinated by plastic surgery (which was practically...non existent then) and I swear swear swear it was true he secretly helped the Jews (His Father was Half-Jewish so they sterilized him but allowed him to live) anyhow he secretly spent days and nights about 18 months surgically 'creating' these...Things...to make circumcised Jews with fake papers look circumsized..It was in Austria, he started practicing after the Anschluss knowing what would happen, trying to prepare for the worst and he was right. He survived the war but he died in the early 50s damn I wish I could remember his name. Um so my point is this particular story is Fiction but I wouldn't be surprised if parts of it were true and happened by those with Fake papers, but not just everything to 1 person like the movie. Edit: And I see that @Gene already answered you lol Yes what he said !

Well, the story wont be here if the person who knows didn’t survive

Yes he did, in the end caption it says that they send all the soldiers who stayed at the school at the front in the last rows to die, while he moved out.

I prolly think such acts be considered as against the system whereas he prolly was considered anti nazi !

Can you explain how and why the "8th grader" looks like a college kid (so presumably playing a teenager HS student)? Do ze Deutsch grade differently?

@@burtan2000 yes we don't go by the 12th grade system. grade 1-8 means everything past elementary school. So an 8th grader here would be a 12th grader (senior HS) in the US, just about to finish...

@LAW Only perverts will make up gay ships

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@@youtubemodsaresnowflakelef7692 why though?

In Hungarian it's "A Führer elit csapata" (The Elite Squad of the Fuhrer

agreed

8th grader in Germany is actually 12th grade in the US, so about 18.

@@KumaKumaKyun You are 13-14 when you are in the 8th Grade in Germany... not 18.

@@Cha0S_Hybr1D this is the old school system where you actually were 18 in 8th grade.

Men did have higher testosterone back then so not surprising

Learning School*

@@gustavabensberg4260 I think academy or educational institution would fit a little better but alright.

bro they are nazis

That’s interesting. Can you tell me how his name is really pronounced?

@@myushankaiswarm like talked written it would be more like the fred from freddie...in the video its like frEEderik ...its fräderik...so i hope that helps

@@TheSniperStriker thanks for the explanation! I was very interested in the pronounciation because i'm trying to learn German :D thanks again

@@myushankaiswarm oh ok...good luck with it...its awesome when you got it...i think you heard of the "umlaute ä,ö,ü then....if you need help or so always contact xD....where are you from...and why learn german? Just curious

@@TheSniperStriker I'm Filipino from an island in the pacific. I want to learn german because I find the country and culture very interesting. I'm a big fan of cultures in general and I always find myself wanting to learn more. It's a big passion for me to learn many languages

Where did you watch it?

I haven’t watched this vid in a year and for some reason it popped into my memory at 5am

It’s ok… solang er die Geschichte recht vermittelt ist es nicht schlimm😊.

It doesn't matter No respect for what they did

@@dans9463 That reminds me of Christopher Fcklumbus and George Slaverington.

After the fall

The school was in Olsztyn, Poland. So if she made it to 1945 she was no doubt raped and/or killed by the Soviet army as they pillaged their way across Europe.

@@jamiestewart48 I thought this was fiction... Those were actual people and events? I know some say based on a true story, but loosely, that is harsh if true.

@@jamiestewart48 wait, I thought it said Germany...Hmm 🤔

@@andykerr3803 he deleted his comments, what did he says?

He made a very odd comment about the girl probably getting raped and killed by Russians in Poland... And I asked... But they were in Germany? IDK 🤷‍♂️

it's because they're muscular.

And their height

Positive it’s a grade for the military academy, not like middle school or secondary school.

@@gcon.807 ah I get u. That makes sense

Yup, Bouzov was the location for the movie. Czechia was part of Germany at that time after all.

8th grade in the US, isn't a senior, a senior would be 12 grade, which I'm in 12th grade and a senior, 8th grade is middle school.

Yeah here in this film the 8th graders are most likely the final year just right before graduation… I was wondering why they were so big as well!

There were no human skin lampshades, that is an urban legend. Non of the supposed human lampshades have ever been found to be made of human skin even with modern DNA testing

Nope I just seen it in the movie it’s definitely Real! Lol jk

there was never a lampshade made from human skin similar to this movie its all just winners propaganda

This is not the human lampshade. As a matter of fact, there probably never was one and if there was, it would have no connection to these people. It is rumored that the wife of concentration camp commander Karl Otto Koch had one made, but it was never found and probably never existed in the first place. I recently took a four hour long guided tour trough the camp were Koch and his wife lived and the guide specifically said that stories about the two were often greatly exaggerated.

nah he looks 40. The rest of the middle schoolers look 25

You know what the nazi did right?

That's Friedhelm?

@@roskcity Yes the young one

Honestly it all depends on your genetics, My mother is a strong 5’10 german woman and my father is a 6,5 American I was. 6,1 with lots of peach fuz in grade. 7

It's the old counting system. 8th grade in this case means that he's 17 - 18 years old. My country still uses this system.

It was a popular German name, but not any more. I think, the youngest Siegfrieds you will find now are about 60 years old. And yes, he was the hero in the most famous German myth "Die Nibelungen". Also an opera by Richard Wagner.

bruh for real xD

@@dc-bueno.2262 lol

@@Hydrapuppy Either he got left back 4 times, or something else must've happened, because that "8th grader" looks like a 25-year-old.

Rip Friedhelm. I wanna watch it again now since i saw this comment lol

@@christianroxas8970 nothing but fax bro

Generation War

@@roskcity yes :)

The boys are being brainwashed in the school, apart from Nazi propaganda, they are taught to be merciless and cruel when needed. They lure them with ideas of success and higher status. It works well on the main character - Friedrich as he is just a simple boy from a simple background. Albrecht is smart and large minded. He knows what is right and what is evil, no brainwashing works on him. The boys influence each other, but Albrecht is the link that prevents Friedrich from completely slipping away from what is right in the end. Albrecht feels his parents reject him, he is not the kind of son they wanted, the father see his fairness as weakness, which he mocks. Realising he is a disappointment for his parents, and at the same time seeing what he is becoming a part off (shooting young "POW"), he chooses to give up on his life, rather than becoming a part of Nazi evil system, or becoming a shame for his parents. Friedrich is broken by his friends suicide, but it also reinforces the influence Albrecht had on him. He carries on Albrechts legacy, refusing being merciless or cruel. (first box match vs second one). It leads to him being expelled from the school. But all those young boys were used in the final German defence fights and were mostly killed. So Albrecht not only saved Friedrich from becoming the kind of soldier, Nazis wanted to create, but also probably saved his life.

The ending is all about how everyone wasted their time watching this dumbass piece of catshit movie 🤦🏼‍♂️🙄🥱👎🚮