It’s crazy this think that we are the last generation to see WWII Vets.

@carsonbrooks1326

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and it's sad that next the korean vets will follow, and then the Vietnam vets as well.

@TechzzyReal

3 жыл бұрын

WWIII: well hello there!

@talvisota327

3 жыл бұрын

I guess the last WW2 vets will almost certainly be German... those from the Hitlerjugend and Volkssturm who fought in the final stage of the war. Officially you had to be 16 years old but in the last weeks of the war even 14 and 15 year olds got drafted to fight in the Volkssturm. A 14 year old in 1945 would be 89 today

@carsonbrooks1326

3 жыл бұрын

@@talvisota327 yeah, I just wish there was a way to go back in time so that we could get their story before they do pass. It's important to do so because people need to know what exactly happened.

@seetsamolapo5600

3 жыл бұрын

I'm still hoping to meet one in person and they're dwindling fast 😥

This channel is far too underrated for the important work they do.

@murder13love

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine what covid has done to the ww2 survivors left... in the uk the death wave was primarily in care homes. :(

@RhettyforHistory

3 жыл бұрын

Yes they are

@pltkn

3 жыл бұрын

Very much so!!

@michaelroy6046

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Hopefully the guy doing this gets an award. At least he reached the 100k sub mark where he gets perks from youtube. I know of another great hero. I don't know him in real life but I feel like I do. His name is Martin Tyner. He is actually nominated for the 2020 Indianapolis Prize for conservation. All of the nominees tend to come from wealthy backgrounds with extensive education. Martin is just a really special dude and doesn't fit the mold. He only has 94k sub right now and it would be awesome if some of you wanted to check out his channel. He is s trying to reach 100k. so that he can get some perks that come with it. I'm a big fan and I feel better knowing that I'm trying to help him by putting a link to his channel out there on another great channel I watch. His channel is mostly about rescuing giant birds of prey. Amazing stuff. Thank you. kzread.info/dron/BE6R3KGFV5kdqPIVzuHE3A.html

@cheekyrick9529

3 жыл бұрын

@Calebthink you answered your own question, its because they were Germans, not all fighting for the Nazis were Nazis.

For those who see this comment David Wisnia passed away Tuesday, June 15th, 2021. What an honor to be able to hear his story! It is one of the most moving videos on this channel.

@norski24

10 ай бұрын

❤

@jasminekelly423

3 ай бұрын

Rip sir😢❤

@kirigikibunja1350

2 ай бұрын

May his Soul Rest in Eternal Peace

@jennacoryell4160

Ай бұрын

Reunited at last.

@irishgranny23

23 күн бұрын

❤

i can't believe how lucky this guy was to get his train bombed, just to run away, and then stumble upon the americans, and still live to tell the tale. truly unbelievable

@zalmox5042

3 жыл бұрын

@Marcus Deitz Wether you are atheist, christian, muslin, whatever, indeed, there must be some divine forces which saved him.

@maritzalara6222

3 жыл бұрын

God's goodness and mercy was upon him and taking care of him during evil days God bless him .

@nuvola-b

3 жыл бұрын

@@maritzalara6222 and then why millions of people had died? why god let other kids to die? forget about this f... destiny and god tale. if god would exist he wouldn't let all millions to die for nothing. this man stayed alive only because of his intelligence, talent and some luck.

@katerynatkachenko5270

3 жыл бұрын

@@nuvola-b cause he gave people the freedom of choice, and he is gonna judge you by how you lived your life and how you treated others, this is our world, so we can do that shit here, but in his world, he won't let us

@butter5144

3 жыл бұрын

@@nuvola-b agree

It's amazing that even after having his family murdered when he was a little kid, and being through so much more, he can still laugh when remembering that period of time. God bless this man.

@scottkrafft6830

3 жыл бұрын

That's the Polish people for you. No matter how many bastards try to invade us, we have never given up. Teutons, Ottomans, Russians, Prussians (later Germans), Austrians, you name them, we fought them. And we never WILL give up. EVER. But we aren't all about dark and gloominess, oh no. We can go through hell and back, but you can bet your ass we're going to find something to laugh about at the end of the day! :)

@Hugatree1

3 жыл бұрын

Does that really matter? יהושע

@rollingpebble7210

3 жыл бұрын

He can thank America for that, USA!!!

@jocnissa6801

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottkrafft6830 my moms from poland. You guys are the strongest people on earth

@dmnla

2 жыл бұрын

You have the best comment. It is truly remarkable

It’s sad to see how little people care about history. History is a warning for future generations so history doesn’t repeat itself. So we can prevent these things from happening again. So we can live a future of peace, but that won’t ever happen due to the ignorance of people.

@massimolamberti3161

3 жыл бұрын

Here in Italy people never learn, there are plenty of fascist people, that everyday go cry on Mussolini's tomb, this is one of the cases where terrorists do a good thing if they throw a bomb XD

@davidordaz5251

3 жыл бұрын

Me on the other hand I love history and this part in history is dark but I thank all the men who fought for our country to give us our freedom from a evil regime that could have destroyed us all but we persevered and won

@MattyD209

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. It's like how in a lifetime a person becomes wiser by making mistakes while they are young and then learning from them and doing better by the time they are much older. If you know history then you know to avoid the mistakes people have done in the past and have a better present and future as a generation.

@CODINE80

3 жыл бұрын

Is anyone happy with the EU TODAY? I mean look with open eyes and what you can see? Germany got another chance for free and turned it to another opportunity to dominate everyones lives to the worse!!! If i start writing more, i will write a book about it but my life and experience as a Greek the past 10 years under 3 memorandums and rules which fucked up everyones life here, in order tfor them t buy silver and gold for a penny, is living proof. And hey... here comes another 7 year new memorandum with new austerity rules and taxes for a new loan which will answer to the corona virus damage. Way to go heart changing Germany, way to go humanitarians bravo!!! Continue to play a blind eye to what Erdogan is doing and his invasion and illegal sale of guns to Libya and so much more... yes you Germany, the one that blocked any form of european action as an answer to his doings. Even though he acts exactly like Hitler before 1939 and he dreams to recreate the Ottoman Empire. And history is repeated...

@grezciapayan9245

3 жыл бұрын

TheKoreanSeal it’s happening again, a couple days ago the Chinese concentrations camps for Muslims passed the number of casualties of the holocaust. It’s a whole at her decade, where watching millions get murders and no one talks about it. The thing is I’m 16 and idk what to do for people to listen.

Incredible story. His father saved his life.

I wish I could give this old man a hug

The humour and energy in his voice when he identified the U.S.Army tank column was the point of a remarkable change in the narrative. _He found his family._

@pawchasescapitalists7773

3 жыл бұрын

But no one is commemorating the Soviet planes that gave him his opportunity to escape

@anthonyprins6391

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was amazing how much of a life this man lived. Both events saved him both most likely bring him so much joy every day

@2okaycola

3 жыл бұрын

✊🏽🇺🇸

It honestly makes me really disappointed your growth has been so slow. The content of these videos is just hands down incredible. I'm sure that one day I'll come back and show these videos to my own kids. Please never stop doing what you do.

@Bon-BonFunFreddy-pu2vn

3 жыл бұрын

@@corepuncher noooooooo!!!!!!!!

@Bon-BonFunFreddy-pu2vn

3 жыл бұрын

@@corepuncher KZread can't remove these!!!!!

@jamesmichaelbanawa7032

3 жыл бұрын

Im a millenial from Philippines but Im still watching history like this😇

My grandmother is still alive age 96. She served in the British army and drove an ambulance, plus was driver for a Colonel during the war. She married my grandfather after the war.

He didn't cry one time in the video whilst giving his stories and experiences. What a strong individual. 💛

@timouwinga

2 жыл бұрын

That's okay, I did enough for at least two people.

@louis-wz7vy

9 ай бұрын

I know you mean well - but not crying doesn't equal strength. And crying doesn't equal weakness. Of course I must agree on him being a unbelievable strong person to endure the things he had to endure.

@briannavolovic7048

3 ай бұрын

He has had a whole life to grieve and reflect on those events. He has shed his tears and accepted that this has happened and now can reminisce on the past while staying grateful for his opportunities and long life.

@brianmahoney4571

3 ай бұрын

I’m sure he has spilled enough tears in his day to cover a thousand lifetimes.

@seuthsayer

Ай бұрын

My thoughts also. Strong person

This channel is the perfect antidote to 21st-century, 1st-world narcissistic self-pity. Keep up the good work.

@smittysafl1487

3 жыл бұрын

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@h.borter5367

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect comment. 👍💜💯

@Missditabomb

3 жыл бұрын

Hear, Hear!!!

@alinag3831

3 жыл бұрын

And entitlement

I wish my grandpa was still alive to tell his story... he was a Tanker, in the Italian army, and he fought during the whole african campaign... he would probably be happy to tell his story, since there's not that much stuff about italians in ww2 online.

@stefano5080

3 жыл бұрын

I'm italian and my grandfather fought in Tobruk, he was imprisoned by the British but managed to escape by counting the time between one guard round and the next. He was welcomed into a family of Italian settlers who protected him until he returned to Sicily where he commanded a carabinieri station until the end of the war. I was impressed by one of his anecdotes: initially he stood guard in a prison camp with British inside, when he fell prisoner in turn he recognized an old english prisoner who only told him: it's war. He often talked about the war and I listened to him less than I should have and now i regret it.

@ChristopherCircelli

3 жыл бұрын

My Grandfather was in the Italian Army as well. He spent time in a German prison camp after the switch. His brother died in Africa. My Grandfather hated the German Army. I have 2 pics of him from the war.

@fourbyfourer

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. My Grandpa was a Sergeant in WW2. He was wounded by a sniper, and was stabbed with a bayonet, he lived to be 68.

@zenolachance1181

3 жыл бұрын

When I was growing up a friend of mine's father was a tail gunner in a bomber oh, he had three 1 inch scars in his arms from a fighter plane trying to shoot down his bomber, when I was a little kid I was fascinated with staring at them scars oh, what a stories he could tell

@chip9649

3 жыл бұрын

Icuknowlibra is a good channel about italian ww2 vets.

He wasn’t just a Holocaust survivor, but he’s also a non-US citizen veteran during the war. All I got to say is Holy S***!

Wow. I'm jealous that my generation couldn't be as humble as these guys. I bet this guy appreciated everyday of the past 75 years. Congrats David. You're a real trooper. A real man.

@JG-id5vi

Жыл бұрын

I'm not jealous of him at all. That's crazy. Amazing man though

@adamazzalino5247

9 ай бұрын

You're jealous of a man who had his entire family murdered and lived through hell sounds "humble?" That's just sick. Be careful with words, they have meaning.

This channel should have way more subscribers at least a million or more, such amazing videos

@thatoneperson5386

3 жыл бұрын

kids these days are weird i wish i was a 1920s kid

@dingoed1

3 жыл бұрын

Very young channel though, but a great one 👍🏻

@dingoed1

3 жыл бұрын

@@thatoneperson5386 same here

@lostgaming1987

3 жыл бұрын

@@dingoed1 very true mate but it should really have more subscribers tho because it's WW2 people they should have so much more views u know ☺️

@joshuagabriel7122

3 жыл бұрын

Alpha Tango couldn’t agree more

Man this is a powerful story . So many years ago but still so powerful 💯

@dermax_hd

3 жыл бұрын

not too long ago man! only been 75 years really never forget that.

@kevinbarlow2260

3 жыл бұрын

This story is movie worthy. The story teller being a sole surviver and the 101st making him family. Bravo to the 101st. for helping to define what that generation was about. The greatest generation!

@Maaarrina

3 жыл бұрын

Not a day goes by will this part of history ever be unimportant!

@dermax_hd

3 жыл бұрын

@Bulldog Debit get a brain man. I'm afraid yours isn't working

“It’s just impossible to believe that human beings could deal that way with other human beings” this part of history hurts my heart

You guys don’t understand how much I appreciate this channel. My grandpa was drafted into the war and served in New Guinea. He never told any stories about what he saw or what he did in combat to anybody. He sadly passed away 6 months before I was born but we kept his uniform and his medals and my grandma still has every single letter he ever wrote to her while overseas. We will try to continue passing on his legacy down to each generation from here on out

My neighbor was a WWII veteran for the US army. He recently passed away sadly but he’ll be remembered always🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@josephstalin5751

3 жыл бұрын

May that brave soul Rest In Peace. He will never be forgotten

His story is more interesting then any Hollywood movie I’ve ever watched. The bravery and persistence , the determination, and courage. What a beautiful story man brought a tear to me

@billyc9707

2 жыл бұрын

The grey zone I believe about the uprising in treblinka is brutally real

This man is so humble and grateful for life. If only everyone had the same outlook. The fact that he lost his entire biological family and persevered in a new country with nothing is astounding. Thank you for existing and sharing your story good sir.

It’s wonderful how the Americans took him in and made him one of their own.

today's americans need to watch this, specifically the younger generations.

@donnapoolejackofalltrades7827

3 жыл бұрын

I just put this up on Facebook . I heard Facebook is denying that the Holocaust happen. That what I heard the Facebook is denying the Holocaust, so people should put on more KZread video of the Nazi war against the Jew people . When I was a young kid I go over visit my aunt ,and her husband was Jew ,so I heard story.

@boomnater8876

3 жыл бұрын

I’m 12 and I watch all these

@joshwall4263

3 жыл бұрын

@@boomnater8876 good, that's a start. but really i meant for all of the kids in college who think america is the worst country ever

@PappysDungeon45

3 жыл бұрын

I am

@pawchasescapitalists7773

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshwall4263 America is the worst country. Adolf Hitler specifically said that he based the Holocaust (How he executed it) off of what America did to Native Americans, and he based the Nuremberg laws off of the Jim Crow laws

I can’t watch this without tears streaming down my face. All the years that have past it’s still to raw. God bless Poland & thank Goodness the allies prevailed.

@gamerdrache6076

3 жыл бұрын

Ans the Germans Thema Bad a Hand time wenn They Not Do wat Hitler seid Theo got shotet

@SynSniperPMKPL

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. We Polish nation will alwyas stand against evil!

What a truly touching story! He was liberated by the Screaming Eagles of 101st Airborne. I love how he called all of the paratroopers his family❤

My spouses grandfather is a WWII Korean war veteran 91 yrs old. We would love for his stories to be heard. He loves sharing them and he's the sweetest funniest man I've ever met. He has a full photo album of raw photos of his time in the Army and the war. We might just set up a camera of our own and record as his health is slowly deteriorating from early stages of dementia and heart failure. Daniel Freitas is his name❤️❤️❤️

My God, what a man. If I could be a quarter of this man I'd die contented.

@ShannonSouthAfrica

Жыл бұрын

Same

"I had no family" has to be one of the saddest things I've ever heard.

Dear David, God bless you for never giving up and showing strength during your darkest days. You have inspired me and a whole lot of people. I pray and hope that those who perished in the wars throughout the decades and centuries will be at peace and I would love to show my love and gratitude to the heroes like David who went to great lengths to be the best version of himself in the face of adversity. Thank you so much for you have given hope to many. Yours sincerely, NJ

I just wanna give all these survivors a hug they went through so much and lost there families. They didn’t deserve this I don’t understand how cruel people can be.

This was my favorite one of your episodes

I loved this, this can literally be a movie

Warszawo Walcz! Respect to Poland from 🇨🇦. May they all be remembered forever.

I was lucky enough to meet David in the spring of 2019. I recently moved to a new town, alone, and was driving home from work. I noticed a sign at the church a block away from my apartment that said: "David Wisnia, Holocaust Survivor Speaking Tuesday." As soon as I read that, I knew that this may be one of the only times in my life (age 24) that I would be able to listen to a holocaust survivor tell their story. It was the most incredible experience listening to David. He told his story, cried with us, sang for us, and at the end we got to meet him and shake his hand. I was lucky enough to get a picture with David, one that I will always cherish. His story is still the most incredible thing I've ever heard. As he told us "I lived two lives, one before Auschwitz, and one after."

When he was telling how he was praying don’t let the tank be a German tank. What an incredible survivor 🙏

This poor guy went through hell and the fact he’s able to tell this story is really touching god bless him and all the people who get to live to tell their story

As a German I’ve always enjoyed learning about Nazi Germany because it is important to understand the intentions of the politicians and why everything happened the way it did so that we can learn from it and never make something as horrible as that was happen again. I truly am sorry for him, but also so happy that he found a family again.

I want to give this guy the biggest hug. These stories always bring tears to my eyes, and I hope that I may get to meet a survivor of these times before they're all gone. I'm 22 years old, and since I was very little, WWII always fascinated me. I feel very deeply for this history and I can't explain why, but I hold a deep respect and appreciation for the people who fought and those who lost their lives in the madness and tyranny of that war

Kids this days think their life is hard... They need to see this.

@marcjameswhelan6231

3 жыл бұрын

Very fucking true, they don't know their born

@rudewords

3 жыл бұрын

u do realize people are born in different generations right

@drberryyt3948

3 жыл бұрын

Good thing it's gone / ended the war

@h.borter5367

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, damn true. Should be required viewing.

@CrystalNicole13

3 жыл бұрын

agreed man

This is a great story of survival. Would make an excellent movie.

@woodstockwolf

3 жыл бұрын

It is a movie, its called the Pianist (JK)

Incredible how his father took the right decision for him and saved his life.

How anyone can go through what this man went through and still manage to have a sense of humor is amazing. Great South Carolina impression

A site that brings tears to my eyes whenever I hear the story of these brave men, especially when they talk about the United States and how wonderful it is oh, it brings me shame to think of how it is talked about now.. what happened????????

@barrista123

3 жыл бұрын

Trump

@bluespruce679

3 жыл бұрын

Zeno....I can tell you what happened.... We, American society at large tossed out God from the public square, from the White House, to the school house....infiltration from early communists such as Alger Hiss and Owen Lattimore, and Frederick Vanderbilt Field, all contributed to the moral decline and the rot of corruption from inside....today, America is teetering on the very edge of a great fall into Communism. We need God in America again. ✝️🇺🇸✝️🇺🇸✝️🇺🇸

@rhecker7267

3 жыл бұрын

@@barrista123 I am praying for you

@markshort9098

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluespruce679 what about the separation of church and state.. gawd doesn't exist.. people need better education which the church doesn't want to happen, if people learn critical thinking then religion dies.. their is zero evidence for gawd.. watch viced rhino or paulogia on KZread ( both ex Christians who studied the buybull) they study the whole buybull and show how many things contradict and go over what the buybull tells us about gawd.. i bet you won't go watch them though since it would take you out of your comfortable echo chamber of cherry picked parts of the buybull your paster feeds you

@barrista123

3 жыл бұрын

@@rhecker7267 that's ok you dont need to

I really wish my great uncle was alive he served in the Canadian army and was a Bren gunner he told some of his funniest story’s and some of his saddest. I’ll never forget the one he said when he was young he never saw the men cry at funerals but when he was in Italy they all cried when they had to bury there friends. He also said that they thought the Germans were terrible but when they captured them they were so kind and told stories how they even tried to kill hitler and that they were forced to fight. If anyone wants to look him up his name is Dave Pennington and he had his medals lost and had them returned by students from my town. We also have everything on tape with our conversation.

Hearing how he talked about his brother, made me tear up. I would rip the world apart for little brothers and sisters safety.

God bless this man. I have to share this. My grandpa fought in WW2, and I couldn't be more proud of him.

Now that is one hell of a Story! Amazing how he never gave up through all that.

The "One more day, one more day" certainly reminded me of someone else's experiences.

@15gladuis22

3 жыл бұрын

Are you speaking about the Syria?

This is one of the most beautiful memoirs I've ever heard. Sadly only one out of millions...

We should forever remember those who served and lost their lives in this horrible event and we should commemorate them for their bravery and sacrifice❤️

Heart breaking and inspiring at the same time! Lest we forget.

My neighbor is a German, his father went to the second world war. He had gone on a mission in Poland against the Soviets. But he did not come back from the war. And when my neighbor's father went to war, my neighbor was a younger child.

Later this year, December 7, 2021 will mark 80 years since Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor when the US officially entered WW2. Only a few of the approximately 11 million who served in uniform for America during the war still remain. I’m very thankful that groups such as this are recording the testimony of these amazing people. We owe that generation so very much, the very least Americans can do today is watch, pay attention, and learn from these humble patriots.

Brave, courageous, empathetic, and iconic. This man is amazing and wish I had his strength. ❤

Wow, sure make you think just how lucky we are. What a story. I don't know how somebody could give a thumbs down on a video like this.

I felt so much joy when he found the 101st

The thing this man went through is insane

Lots of tears....that was so moving...it never, ever gets easy to hear these stories....but thank God for those who share with the rest of us. What a beautiful man... xxx

I make sure my teenage children watch these! They are SO important! If you deny history or refuse to learn it ...you are doomed to repeat it!

Last year we lost my husband’s grandfather at 96. He had survived three wars, including WWII. His life experience and stories are invaluable, they are truly missed. Seeing my Vietnam veteran father aging as well I’m desperate to capture all he can share and pass onto our family and the rest of the world. This is important work and important not only for family history but world history as well.

What an incredible man, he went from victim to hero, im getting his book for sure

this man needs to be protected at all costs. his story is so important and powerful

This story is really something special...

Thank you Josh, it's so important to document these stories so we do not forget the hell they went through and stupidity of war.

“captain james l. walker from south caroliiinaa”😂😂

What a delightful man.

would change the world if everybody on the planet watched this series.... see both side of war from many angles

@norski24

10 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more ❤🥲🍀

My kids ages 14 to 33 watch every episode. And they cry and learn. My youngest said he was never going to let these things happen again.

Great story by great men.

Please keep telling these stories, we must never forget this happened to people just like you and me. People with lives, birthdays, weddings, jobs, children..❤️

This guy's English is accent free and more importantly his story is absolutely amazing. Here was a guy who fought for a country that was not even his at that time, yet he understood that the U. S. was a great country. My heart goes out to his family that had been massacred by Hitler's henchmen. Despite the fact that the U. S. is not a perfect country, I never once heard this guy say he wished he would have remained in Poland or in Europe.

@devildog1534

3 жыл бұрын

French Fan TRUE!! People these days want to burn down our country meanwhile there is people like him calling people from the US his family. We can all admit she isn’t perfect, but she has done way more good than bad. 🇺🇸

@pawchasescapitalists7773

3 жыл бұрын

Not at once did he say the United States was good. He liked them because they saved his ass from the SS. And the Soviets gave him his chance to escape, but no one talks about that because "soviet bad"

@scottkrafft6830

3 жыл бұрын

@@pawchasescapitalists7773 LOL he literally said that the US was his home, the only family he ever had because his original family was killed by soldiers from the National *SOCIALIST* German Workers' Party. Also Poland was occupied by the Reds just as much as it was by the National *SOCIALIST* German Workers' Party. Have to keep emphasizing the *SOCIALIST* because people LOVE the edit out that part of the history books. *cough Stalin and Hitler were just two sides of the same coin everybody knows it and nobody wants to admit it cough cough* But back to what I was saying, Poland was occupied from 1939 to 1991. There was never an end, it continued from one evil flag to the next. Only when democracy was finally restored was Poland now truly free once again. Also the old Polish-government-in-exile was welcomed back. It's unfortunate that it took that long; our boy Patton wanted to go after the Soviet bastards IMMEDIATELY and finish them off, once and for all, right there and then. Drop a couple nukes on Moscow, end of story. Prevent the Korean War, prevent the Vietnam War, prevent all of Cuba's BS, prevent the Great Leap Forward b/c we would've helped the Nationalists win in China, prevent the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan as well as possibly even 9/11 and the resulting two wars... yeah the world would be a MUCH better place if we took out Nazism AND Communism right there. Could've stemmed it before they managed to brainwash that shit to other countries. Damn it.

God bless you David. You are such an amazing person. And so is the team at Memoirs of WWII. Such an amazing story, definitely worth the wait.

I’m crying like crazy. God bless our troops.

What a story this can be for anyone going through tough times in their own lifes , gives a real sense of perspective.

What a sad and tragic story. I'm glad you helped preserve it. It's nice to know he survived, was able to help out and then come to the U.S.

Disturbing what an authoritarian society will do to the individual. Thanks for documenting these things!

Just when you think you have heard it all,you realize you havent.Many thanks.

That was amazing. What an ending. Incredible story

Who are the three losers that could possibly give this production a thumbs down? This was very well done, made my heart skip a beat. The greatest generation, we all are proud.

@Fakelegman

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly, it doesn't make any sense to me! These stories are so important and the people telling them are quickly fading. I was getting teary eyed listening to this while working. God bless these people and the people who served!

@Memoirs of WWII Missed you guys so much last month

Beautiful man, I feel so lucky to have listened to him today. One thing I love about these stories is the uniqueness of each survivor and their story. But the thing they all have in common is their courage. Courage to continue, and to share their story with the world. God bless them.

Incredible story ❤️❤️

It really gets you thinking about the other perspective of the grim reality, hits home to where it gets your emotions to show.

It's crazy how he talked about going back home and seeing all of his family dead in a pile and didn't even shed a tear, that's one brave old man let me tell ya!!

I just want to give him a hug. ❤

This man is made of pure steel. Hats off.

No words. It makes me sooo sad. This is just one story out of millions. I hope so bad that there is a beautiful thing waiting for us ❤.

This is a wonderful and heartwarming story So happy that things ended good for him in the end 👏👏🙂

Mr. Wisnia's Story is beyond Amazing. He was orphaned. COMPLETELY AUCSHWITZ. *AND* DACHAU. *BOTH* The march to DACHAU was a DEATH MARCH, directly OUT of AUCSHWITZ. He *ESCAPES* (An absolute chance miracle). To BECOMING a *soldier* of the American *501ST* *AIRBORNE* Once again, tears poured out of my eyes. Peace shall be Yours, Sir MR. *WISNIA*

What a wholesome ending.

Growing up I listened to my father of his experience on his duty in the WWII. Taken in I was very interested. You don't get 3 Purple Hearts for nothing. He was a engineer. He built bridges then after our men safely crossed the bridges were bombed. He went to Germany, Italy, Australia, France, Poland & Switzerland. He had lost his hair when he pulled off his helmet, lost his teeth with a bombing of building he hid & was only surviver. I'd share more but I can share this. I know this was a very hard war for everyone. I've got a son that's in the reserves, Captain, Army. His grandfather would tell him about it because...there was more my father told me. I've subscribed to this & heard this man. I don't think many would know of this war. By the way my grandparents had to escape during WWI for them it was hard. May I thank this gentleman & all the military for their service- men & women. God bless you.

Thank you Josh. This is something else. Thanks for trying to document these stories before it’s too late

What an inspiring story of bravery and survival.

That is one of the most beautiful stories I've ever heard. You cpuld not write a more poignant telling of both sides of human nature and what we are all capable of. The immense, unspeakable, brutality, and the most selfless acts as one kind, no matter language, culture, or belief. I love it.

What a horrible and what a "wonderful" story at the same time. Glad that he survived.

I just found this channel today. I am subscribed with tears in my eyes! We must stop calling seniors elderly and call them our elders! So much wisdom in those years. So many experiences we can learn from! Thank you for this channel. For these memories to live on. It is sad KZread and others have become so politically charged and censor things like this. I hope you have other ways to preserve this other than internet. Go back to paper again. The internet is controlled.

I wish people would visit/revisit videos like this. Many within western nations have forgotten; and those who cannot recall history are doomed to repeat it. The reactions and sentiments I’ve seen following October 7th makes me feel the world has forgotten.

Wow...thats the kind of person we need more of these days!