Who cares

i do

He was a GOOD FELLOW, BUT MOST OF ALL YOUR FATHER. Kudos to him and your Family. Tim UK.

He was a GOOD FELLOW, BUT MOST OF ALL YOUR FATHER. Kudos to him and your Family. Tim UK.

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Look up Liam Dale’s channel. This is part of his 24h epic series. He has versions that are 8 hours long and they are the best to go to sleep to. Must have listened to the series 20 times. That and Battlefields and The World at War. It is difficulty to top those three in regards to quality and they all have different approaches to their narrative.

I think this particular one is hour 5 or 6. Leaning towards 5. He has other great documentaries too. I emailed him one time (he had issues with MGM or another company like that and his videos were temporarily down) and he responded right away. Edit: I’m so wrong. This is North Africa so it’s about half way through. Maybe episode 12.

​@@Indigo_Europeanno no me contesta

I agree. But this is KZfaq unfortunately under heavy censorship a lot of true history is suppressed 🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

I'm of the same opinion. I wonder, what was that high purpose, that _a clearly very intelligent and moral person_ who made a decision that in war documentaries death and suffering must be blurred out, could have had in mind? Maybe it was "to give an impression that war is a funny game where guys run around with fireworks screaming hooray"?

He said dead in history and I'm like no sweetie your so silly that is a current event my present holocaust is still happening in Iowa. Right now. Rip Gionni Dameron Rashad Carr and Bradley Van Heeswyk murdered by Des Moines police department. Des Moines Iowa

It's very simple to understand. THESE days Google has to have a blanket approach to satisy the advertising criteria of EVERY country in the world. That's it. As a btb.. the channel here chose to blurr the dead people. MY version, I simply deleted those shots and I don't have one single complaint about their absence. I personally believe if you need to see corpses and people burning alive to understand the horror of history; that's not about your opinion of censorship. Its an interest in gratuitous imagery. Get a tube of KY and head over to the websites that can sort you out in that department. :-)

Some of this is for children. They really don’t need to see it. During a war, censorship is a necessity.

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Ninguém é esquecido ? Me diga o.nome de dez soldados que não ficaram famosos tipo aquela sniper feminina

O Ditador comunista Stalin matou 7 milhões de ucranianos de fome ! A URSS criminosos

Hy can you provide some material from your study?

Pakt Hitler - Stalin, Poland 👇!! Red fashist!!!!

Verdade. E humilharam os soldados nazistas como a moral do povo alemão.

Não, antes dos alemães invadirem a Rússia, Josef Stalin tinha um pacto com Hitler. Os ingleses já lutavam contra os alemães, estavam resistindo bem. Lembrem que os ocidentais ( Inglaterra, Estados Unidos, Canadá..... ) batiam os nazistas. Lbres da invasão da Normandia foram realizada pelos ocidentais.

Very true. Some people like to suggest that if Hitler had succeeded in capturing Grozny as well as Maikop he would have won the war. By the time the Germans fixed the wells at Maikop, they produced only a drop in the bucket of German oil production.

Good point. Pity Hitler was too crazy to realize that.

@@rescuepetsrule6842 pena? Graças ao bom Deus por isso!

@@Leodemelodemelo If you had any manners, you'd address an English comment with English. You have the manners of a goat.

y' a pas d' quoi !

Are you suggesting that the two sides were equally right/wrong?

Ι'm suggesting exactly what I wrote,Nothing more,nothing less.@@roundearth5572

Survivors write the history.

History writes history.

I’m pretty sure there are plenty of German history books. Maybe you didn’t look very hard.

Obrigado demais

Realmente

@@raoul1285 of course YES !

@@demetherd7872 han?

Watch it with captions. It’s hilariously off

I missed this! Yes.. the whole "improvement" thing is going well.. and as you say.. if people KNEW how Sht was pronounced IN Europe at THAT time.. instead of the lazy 21st century stuff.. :-) Besides.. if that is all they can find to whinge about.. then I'm quids in.. and my swimming pool needs re-tiling..

I think all of us have seen enough British films on World War II to understand the narration. As a matter of fact most of us probably prefer it. Also your short lesson on German pronunciation is probably known by everybody with an interest in history or linguistics or anybody who's over the age of 14. Perhaps next you'll tell us that it gets cold in Russia and most of our ocean battles against the Japanese navy took place in the Pacific. Give people some credit dude.

@@bookaufman9643 Actually.. you would be amazed how many (specially americans) DONT understand German pronunciation.. so I can only give SOME credit.. to SOME people. But I can confirm it does get cold in Russia.. I was filming in Moscow recently.. apart from sarcasm.. you got ANYTHING to contribute? :-)

@@IMAGESOFWAR For now I'll just to stick with sarcasm. It's my normal response to condescending comments.

That may have been the only one. He made plenty of mistakes everywhere else, including in Africa.

french of north africa were allies

100% They are EVERYWHERE. There is a 'conspiracy' that Mr. H's right hand man wanted the next reich to penetrate the western soceity/corporations as it wasn't possible to defeat America and co via conventional means.

Don't anyone tell this guy about all the Nazis the Russians took in too 😂

Operation paperclip

@@YoungOneYT EU.

amerimutts are just brazillians that speak english.

Equipes de filmagem acompanhavam bravamente os soldados. Há documentários que mostram essas equipes. Dá um procurada na net que vai achar.

Combat correspondents...Stars and Stripes..

Imprensa de filmagem e médicos não poderiam ser mortos na guerra

1) A maioria dos filmes foram feitos pelos correspondentes de guerra "jornalistas". 2) filmes propaganda. 3) filmes feitos por soldados e oficiais que dispunham de máquinas fotográficas e filmadora. 4) filmes e fotos feitos pela população civil. Saudações.

Unfortunately the Huns weren't rearmed. Eisenhower/administration didn't have the stomach for more war.

@@bfc3057 yes. This is a quote that is often used by covert Nazis and anti-Semites to justify their belief that Hitler was a good man.

​@@bfc3057Wrong. Patton wanted to take on Russia.

@@bfc3057 Only ignorant ppl call other's ignorant. And your version of history wasn't humor.

@@bfc3057 It takes one to know one. Go troll someone else.

French Poodle Charles De Gaulle !

5? That’s extremely low 50-70 million people lost their lives

@@Nate1995 eles mandaram 25.000 soldados e perderam 50.000. Foram 200% de baixas, a maior taxa do conflito.

foi uma ajuda ínfima muito pequena além ser uma ajuda forçada pelos nossos "aliados" eua que ameaçou o Brasil

BOA TARDE ABENÇOADA PARA TODA A HUMANIDADE. O UNICO EXÉRCITO BRASILEIRO , EM MONTE CASTELO ITÁLIA DERROTOU O EXÉRCITO ALEMÃO DO TIRANO ADOLFO HITLER. OBRIGANDU- OS A RENDER. BRAVOS INTELIGENTES DESTEMIDOS SOLDADOS HEROIS EU ODEIO HITLER... EU ODEIO HITLER... EU ODEIO HITLER.. COVARDE COVARDE COVARDE... HURRA HURRA HURRA... CABO NAGIB QMP 06 ARTILHEIRO COMBATENTE. VOLUNTÁRIO PARA IR À GUERRA.

BS... Everyone in these comment section ALWAYS were on the front line..

Watch it with captions, lol

I wouldn't say that the guys I served in combat with - 25th Infantry Division, Vietnam - were made out of pudding. Ever been in infantry combat? If not - STFU. If so, were you a desk jockey in the Rear Echelon?

@@paulkeith5000 puddin pops

In the US we were taught that the US won the war... turns out it was really Russia who won the war. We grew up on lies and they're still lying.

Trite comment, done to death by the ignorant. Basically untrue, because historians always uncover the truth

Loser!

Absolutely true. There's so many lies in the history books. Both history and science have been hijacked. You can't trust either.

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It wasn't a defeat. It was...."a bridge too far."

Market Garden failed because of General Brereton's poor planning of the airborne drops, General Gavin ignoring orders to seize the bridges on day 1, and really bad luck that two SS panzer divisions were resting in Arnhem. In reality, Monty just presented a modified version of his narrow front strategy to General Eisenhower. Monty didnt really plan the actual operation because he wasnt a Corps or Division commander,

@@ObviousTroll69-i6kwrong the first time you posted this. Wrong this time too.

@@melgross your reply is wrong

That's exactly what those disillusioned general's were engrossed in!!!

The axis still exist and they have those capabilities. Hence the war in Eastern Europe against their old foe.

You mean like the million captured SS soldiers starved by IKE?

German intelligence reports on Soviet strength and troop movements were notoriously inaccurate. Satellite imaging would have made a huge difference.

You’re right. All the naysayers of aide to Ukraine need to watch this video. Sadly most Americans are uneducated and lack vital knowledge of why some decisions are made by our political leaders 😢

Не то смотришь... Нынешняя украина и есть Гитлер... И ваша ложь не поможет вам... Проклятые враги России....

​@Iknowaboutroaches3350ok and?? Not all younger American men are pansy women wanna be bigots more of us are normal and will always stand ready to help oppose opposition to freedom anywhere anytime under any circumstances period!!! We will stand ready to fight and help any people's anywhere that need a helping hand in material or personal power in fighting tyranny and murdering dictators such as Hamas, Putin, Xi JinPing or anyone else for that matter please sign me up

That's like saying Britain should have sent troops to help the south in America's Civil War.

@@tanler7953they almost did. Their industry was suffering because of the lack of southern cotton. In fact, I have a book, written at the time, in the UK, about how distressed the UK government was at the time. So concerned that Parliament discussed offering the US, Canada, in exchange for allowing the South to go its own way. Frankly, I’d rather have Canada than the South.

Oh, really? How about Italy, Hungary, Romania, Finnland? And don't forget, the then Germany also included Austria and part of Chechoslovakia. Not all of it was literally occupied, part of it was included in German Reich. By the way, the first German POW in the famous Kursk battle was actually not a German but a Slovak - corporal Bruno Fermela. And the famous Operation Uranus which doomed the German 6th Army in Stalingrad began by breaking through Romanian, then Italian and Hungarian lines. In Russia there were even Spanish (Blue Division) and French (the so-called Anti-Bolshevik Legion) on the German side. The latter though bas badly mauled in the Moscow Battle and after that was used only in anti-partisan role, the brave French were at least good fighting civil population.

As for Finnland, don't view it as a small peace-loving nation as it seems now. They were capable of forming an over half a million army to help Germans surrounding Leningrad. And the Finns fulfilled their objectives coming to the river Svir. It were the Germans who failed joining them on this river thus finally fully surrounding Leningrad. Germans were beaten in the Tikhvin battle and couldn't unite with Finns. By the way, now it's widely accepted that Stalin's reasons for the war with Finnland were laughable: he justified it by fears that Finns would help Germans in the future war. The defense of Leningrad. Today they say it was all rubbish. But exactly that happened: Finns help Hitler in his war, they went far beyond pre-war border and would be totally happy capturing Leningrad.

I agree with you partly. The US was already in the war against Germany, the U.S. government had ordered the US navy to hunt and destroy German U-boats before Germany declared war on the U.S. . And plus US navy was escorting British ships before Germany declared war. The victors say Germany declared war on neutral America but that is like the “Iraq has weapons of mass destruction lie” Also the enigma code was broken and so enabling the enemy to read Germany’s most secret messages. Mussolini misadventures in Greece caused German to send massive military assistance to save him from certain defeat and which caused Germany to delay the attack on Russia by 6 weeks. In Crete Germany lost nearly 500 transport planes plus Germany had used up large quantity of fuel.some units were still in Greece when operation Barbarossa started. The Germans had decided that due to the delay caused by helping Mussolini, it was too late in the year to start the attack on Russia but because the next opportunity would be the next year and there was no way to keep it a secret, they decided they had to attack. Yes the Japanese too they contributed to Germany’s by not attack Russia in the East as Germany had requested. And yes later in the war Hitler should have listened to his generals And the Finns refusing to completely closing the blockade around Leningrad and Germans had insisted they did, in fact the Germans that it was already done but they outright refused. German requested permission to send German troops to do it themselves but once again the Finns refused. Hope its not too long.

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Along with the Chinese ,burmese ,the Americans ,the Indians ,the Africans and gurkas...

The British didn't win that battle alone

For the most part, Japan destroyed British forces wherever they met them in WW2. They had the obvious terrain advantage but even still its not a stretch to say Japan put and end to the British Empire in Asia through their victories and shattering the Empire prestige.

@@aa-up4sf Imphal and Kohima has entered the chat

Market Garden failed because of General Brereton's poor planning of the airborne drops, General Gavin ignoring orders to seize the bridges on day 1, and really bad luck that two SS panzer divisions were resting in Arnhem. In reality, Monty just presented a modified version of his narrow front strategy to General Eisenhower. Monty didnt really plan the actual operation because he wasnt a Corps or Division commander,

@@ObviousTroll69-i6kit was Montgomery that was at fault. It was a poor plan with too many moving parts. You can never count in paratroopers landing where they gave to. By then, from evidence of what happened during D-Day with paratroopers, he should have understood that. But he didn’t.

@@melgross Montgomery didn’t plan market garden!

yes sir !

Comme dans les films

NORMAL ! Seuls les vainqueurs écrivent l'Histoire ! ...That's all Folks ! [De Bugs Bunny dans les Looney Tunes ...]

Hitler found that out in a hurry-lol. As Bugs Bunny says, "What a maroon!"

@@rescuepetsrule6842 Hopefully, Putler Putin will find that too

@@petergeddesrensen6567I sincerely hope so! One of our oldest members at Church admitted to our class that he had been praying for God to get rid of Putin. Some were shocked, most clapped- there is still HOPE.

You say potato we say shpotato

It’s so true. But, they really could fight. But, how their army and air force was organized was so fragmented. It wasn’t really centralized and coordinated.

The German intelligence was not second rate, but rather jad Hitler taken the advise of his generals more German troops would've been saved let alone those that voluntarily surrendered.

@@teddymcfail4359well, in the beginning, the German opponents were either amazingly disorganized (France) or too small to effectively resist. Additionally, Poland, which might have succeeded against Germany alone couldn’t win the two front was presented by the USSR in the East. If Stalin wasn’t so paranoid and incompetent over his own people, he would have listened when he was told exactly when and where the Germans would invade. But he ignored that completely. It would have been interesting if he had listened.

He wasn't the only one ? And So What ? ... The Question