The test rockets shown under production are the A5 -- the prototype of the much larger A4 (V-2). Pay attention to the supersonic wind tunnel.

Awesome documentary. For the first time I can see the full version of it. Thanks a lot!

I have visited Peenemünde in 2006. It's now a interesting museum area. So nice to see this old film. 👍

Did anyone spot the supersonic wind tunnel? They didn't use a fan. Air not fast enough. So they used vacuum. Pumped air out of a spherical vessel to create a vacuum, and then let the air back in at supersonic speed. It's always puzzling that, being technological enough to produce rockets, they generally didn't make films with sound. The video was initially disconcerting, with no sound, but it then made me watch more closely, and it was then better with no sound.

@mikerogers4640

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, that early wind tunnel was noted. Didn't know the details, thank you for explaining. Sound movies were possible then, but usually involved separate apparatus and complex syncing.

@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs

4 жыл бұрын

I think it frequently operated at Mach 5.5.

@mikerogers4640

4 жыл бұрын

@@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs Amazing! Wiki puts it at M4.4 in 1942 or 43, but that is still incredibly fast. What a fascinating world the Nazis could have created!

@OmmerSyssel

Жыл бұрын

​@@mikerogers4640yeah sure, perhaps narrow minded clowns like you would have been in the front as first class Arian, or rather gassed straight away being inferior?

@FlorinSutu

4 ай бұрын

The way I know it, when the Germans were the first in the world to build supersonic wind tunnels, they did it by detonating explosible. The shockwave from the explosion passed through the wind tunnel at supersonic or hypersonic speed.

Awesome material & upload. Big thumbs up and thank you.

I am impressed with the machinery and test rigs used back then. When I compare with my engineering apprenticeship 20 years later, we would have liked the machinery ourselves.

It’s amazing what they did with paper and slide rulers back then.

@vishnupundle9321

4 жыл бұрын

Even Apollo 11 series calculations were done by Slide Ruler, see film Apollo 13.

@remc70

4 жыл бұрын

@Tom Taylor-Duxbury They learned it from the British.

@dr.wilfriedhitzler1885

4 жыл бұрын

We Germans had the brain - nobody else!

@craigwall9536

4 жыл бұрын

It's amazing that you think it's amazing. (*sigh*)

@craigwall9536

4 жыл бұрын

@@dr.wilfriedhitzler1885 Nobody? Really? Like the brain that thought graphite couldn't be used as a nuclear reactor moderator and stupidly went down the heavy water path and got beat by a little Italian dude?

No CNC here, just craftsmen doing their trade

@marconius101

4 жыл бұрын

And later slaves doing the mass production...

@ericatruong6939

4 жыл бұрын

RONN they invented AUTOMACTIC FEEDER FORMER cnc

@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs

4 жыл бұрын

evil Duck Not slaves, but impressed workers. They got paid, but they were meant to be released after the war. Not slaves. Some were POW who could have been forced to work in agriculture legally. Some were indentured by contract. Morally not much different as being draughted and forced to fight and kill. There were zero forced workers at Penemunde. Security risk was to high. Not all Factories used forced workers. Junkers Never used any.

You can see the culture of work.

@louies6914

4 жыл бұрын

The culture of good paid work not slavery as it is right now in many countries.

@OmmerSyssel

Жыл бұрын

​@@louies6914what? Several thousand innocent slave workers died during this development!

@OmmerSyssel

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what has culture with forced labour and terror bombings in common?

Superb! Very very very good video........

Top Filmmaterial schon gespeichert

Nice! High tecnology! 👏

All the science and engineering talent, tooling and resources on this when they so needed everything else. Thankfully.

I read the memoirs of the head of this production. It was a knowledge-intensive production. The level of scientific development was very high.

No question hi tech at its peak.

It is interesting to note that the V2 was obsolete when the US was using them up as sounding rockets. The later designs had removed the outer metal skin to make rockets lighter and more efficient. In the V2 it held everything in place.

This used to be a great country ...

That box and pan folder 😍

Interesting. They seem to be making the early experimental ground to air missiles possibly the Taifun.

No work gloves, hard hats, safety glasses but definitely NO SMOKING. Glad to see the Nazis had a care for the health of their workers.

@guidodefilippi4351

4 жыл бұрын

I think care for their works...

@navsingh1529

4 жыл бұрын

what do you mean.. the Nazis use to give speed to their soldiers!! Everyone was on speed!

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone a Nazi - for sure, especially in the military and research facilities. Nonsense. Check the results of the last free elections and then you know about the majority at least 1933. Luckily Trump had been expelled before by the bavarian king who did not gave him the mery he had applied for in 1905 asking for a german citizenship he had lost as a deserter. And the grandson knew about his family secret and they did not wanna talk about that he had not served and fullfilled his military duty of 2 years back then. He illegaly emitgrated before being drafted and he even had the luck to return to Bavaria back then and not to Prussia cause in Prussia he would have been thrown in a military prison for many years. Luckily the place of birth still owns the dociuments of all the letters Grandpa Trump had written - which his grandson has not liked to reappear.

Great video , I first learned about this place watching a great documentary called "The Secret War" on KZread ,

El saludable clima del Báltico, el Mar Alemán, con sus bosques de coníferas y la brisa balsámica! estupendos técnicos al servicio de su país. pelearon como nadie contra un enemigo numericamente muy superior, pero no en coraje.

Das sollte man eigentlich alles als Zeitzeuge wieder aufbauen, genauso wie es einmal war.

@jimmyharris1481

4 жыл бұрын

na - das ist doch alles "POESE NAZI Technologie" ! tztztz....

@willymueller3278

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyharris1481 Du meinst wohl boese, trotzdem, es ist Geschichte und die Wiege der Weltraumforschung.

@naxos49

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyharris1481 Das stimmt nur zum Teil... gewiss wurde die neue Technologie als Kriegswaffe mißbraucht... trotzdem war damals weltweit die Zeit reif sich nach anderen Planeten umzusehen, sie zu erforschen. Das spiegelt z.B die Operette "Frau Luna" wider. Der Mensch wollte aus seinem Umfeld heraus das Universum erforschen. Die Anfänge dazu standen nun mal in Peene Münde Diese Weltraumerforschung hat NICHTS mit NS-Ideologie zu tun gehabt.

@jimmyharris1481

4 жыл бұрын

Meines Wissens nach wurde die V2 / A4 ausschliesslich als Vergeltungswaffe gebaut ! Genauso wie die kleinere V1... Es gibt doch genuegend Original-Videos darueber... Haetten die Amerikaner sich nicht Wernher von Braun "ausgeliehen", waeren sie nie auf den Mond gekommen... Und sehr viele andere "Errungenschaften" der Amerikaner stammen von deutscher Technik ab, die in der "Operation Paperclip" eingesammelt und eingesackt wurde ! Wieviele deutsche Patente haben die Amerikaner auf sich umgemeldet, weil es ja das Deutsche Reich nicht mehr gab ? "Deutsches Reichspatent" - es war einmal...

@willymueller3278

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyharris1481 Genauso isses, aber wir duerfen uns jetzt stolz zum grossen amerikanischen Imperium zaehlen, ist doch auch etwas. Oder etwa nicht ?

Very good engineers / designers ,skill workers ...german are the best in the world..! They made the rockets without computers and softwares...

To all Allied service men and women and to all civilians who died in the attempt to stop these terror weapons from reaching their targets......WE WILL REMEMBER THEM .

@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs

4 жыл бұрын

Have you ever heard of the "Area Bombardment Directive? of 1941. It was an order to Bomber Command to target the civilian populations of German cities. The target was the geometric centre. "Area Bombardment" meant carpet bombing, "dehousing" meant civilians and "demoralisation" meant terror. The V2 was sent into combat about 6 months before its more accurate guidance systems could be implemented. These were the beam riding system called 'vollzirkel' and a new 3 axis gimballed gyro/accelerometer platform called "SG-66" both were accurate to about 500m and both were undergoing testing. As it was the V2 was quite inaccurate but it was enough for "Area Bombardment". The idea was to bomb British cities so that the end of bombardment of German cities could be negotiated. that is why it was called a reprisal weapon. To all German servicemen and women, the Luftwaffe pilots, the women that manned FLAK guns and radar stations and those who died trying to stop the RAF terror bombardment I say thank you. The Germans were the good guys and now that foreign sounding gentlemen are fiddling little girls in Rotherham, 3400 but actually more, and your government, police and feminists love it. That's why the Germans were the good guys.

@wiilkasanadka10

4 жыл бұрын

@@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs yea facism was great just ask the Jews, the physically and mentally ill. Great time

@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs

4 жыл бұрын

Abdi Mo Trying to change the topic to holohype nonsense like your kind always when confronted by facts. Did you know that 38% of children born in Britain last year were from a non British background, and 30.4% school children are non British background. You should be pleased because you want the British to become a minority. Probably laughed when you heard of the 3400 girls used as sexual toilets by brown men. Some 81 schools had no White children at all. Why don’t you go and ethnically cleanse some Palestinians.

@brazhell

4 жыл бұрын

@Toymaker You mean terror carpet bombings on women and children in Germany, stupid ignorant moron. The V weapons were reprisal weapons against war criminal W. Churchill and his Jewish gang (V for vengeance). Are you really so naive?

@brazhell

4 жыл бұрын

@@wiilkasanadka10 Enough with Holobullshit fable.

The German technology at its peak on 1940's building the rockets fantastic video would love to have had sound !!! thank you for uploading , u one more grain of sand to bring the truth to light !!!

And then people say that we couldn't go to the moon in the 60s because we didn't have the technology yet. What you see here is even 25 years older and one of them already reached a height of 120 km.

Looks like they were knocking up A2 the A4 OR V2s little brother prototype.

@AP Archive Will this be available in HD at one point ?

Isn't Peenemunde the place that got bombed into kingdom come with those British 15-ton monster bombs?

my grandfather worked there as an engeneer. I still own orginal designs of A4 rockets...he explained me that their original dream was to fly to the moon...but it was war and the nazis forced them to work on weapons, if they refused, their wife, children, father and moms was under danger. At the beginning he refused and they kill his father to start...that's what he explained to me when i was young...after war he was engaged by the allied immedaitly

@jamescollier847

2 жыл бұрын

At least they knew who the world’s enemies were!

@elleiajata9056

Ай бұрын

Half the world had declared war on Germany. OF COURSE, the men had to take up arms. It was a disgrace for any man who refused to defend his fatherland.

In some African countries as of today they still don’t have the German technology of the 40s

@jamescollier847

2 жыл бұрын

The only technology Africa has of ANY kind NEVER originated in Africa!

7:45 The first astronaut spotted! Just imagine these people not being led by a poor minded corporal, but an intelligent leader. We would have been all fucked

Unbelievable, what they created under war conditions!

Die geballte Intelligenz. Wunderbare Aufnahmen.

No token Indian, females or dark people like the bullshit movies. how refreshing.

Is this shop making V-2 rockets? The ones that were stationed in France and shooting on England?

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

development and research center as shown and for all rocket related tech.

Em Penemunde nasceu a exploração espacial dos dias de hoje.

what war 2

Germans .... i'm proud to have such anchestors!

If Germany wasn't so misled and misguided.... we would all be speaking German right now....no doubt about it.

@SquillyMon

5 жыл бұрын

@Brown Paw What I meant was.... IF Germany wasn't so misled...they would have won every conflict and took over the world.... Hence "we would all be speaking German"

5:29 oh, a nice mailbox.

Still considered part of the Phony war as it was futuristic and not affecting lives at that point ( science for science sake)

@ronaldderooij1774

4 жыл бұрын

You don't believe that yourself, I hope? It was financed by the German army and air force. They were only interested in applicable science, for war. And people who worked there, knew it.

German Engineering

part 2 😉 kzread.info/dash/bejne/npqamJSYhcm1edY.html lets get started 🚀 also old, original footage but with explanations with titles and tone; both german. look at the links channel. there are some less clips more about A4

ap = associated press

A DEATH FACTORY

@jamescollier847

2 жыл бұрын

Yawwwwwwn!

@ericlees7518

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamescollier847 get stuffed james collier with your stupid yawn and go back to sleep mmmmmmmmmmmm prick people were dying because of this factory

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty stupid to call a labotary death factory when it was a research and development facility. Guess how man death factories might be located on the american territory based on the usage of missiles in Iraq and Afghanistan, Vietnam and Kenia. Remember those black hawk down days.

@ericlees7518

2 жыл бұрын

@@typxxilps yus you are correct the killing still goes on mmmmmm now china has hypersonic missiles 5000 mph plus mmmmm do we need them there is enough killing going on in the world thats man for you mmmmmmm man will kill the world soon enough mmmmmm

So Germany could of been first to the moon but there was that jerk that wanted war instead.

@3gunslingers

4 жыл бұрын

Without taking the economies around them by force, the nazi leadership would never have been able to finance such rocket factories. When the went to war in 1939 Germany was basically broke. Even with the money they got from all this annexing.

@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs

4 жыл бұрын

@@3gunslingers That's not really true, the Germans had resources to finance these,'. The problem for the German economy was trade blocks and trade blockades as well as the Europe the allies had created (after WW1) which was designed to keep Germany week and prevented effective trading. Nevertheless the economy did very will under Hitler berceuse it eliminated fractional reseve banking. Military spending took a huge toll but it was necessary to prevent a French (and possibly Polish) invasion. Remember the French had marched into a part of Germany called the Rhineland and occupied it to extort more Versailes reparations. In doing so they also damage the German economy not only in the Rhineland but in overall Germany making it harder to repay. The Germans needed military spending to protect themselves. Austria joined Germany Willingly and Happily and yes it added money reserves. France had robbed the German treasury and taken the German colonies that would have been trading partners even when they became independent. No guilt or shame need be felt towards France who stole money of Germany under the Versailles treaty and had the benefit of appropriated colonies. The French hadn't even done all the dying themselves, using African troops.

@3gunslingers

4 жыл бұрын

@@WilliamJones-Halibut-vq1fs _" The problem for the German economy was trade blocks and trade blockades as well as the Europe the allies had created which prevented effective trading."_ You might want to read up on that. Because all this was "only" the reaction to Hilters aggressive politics. Hitlers economic rule wasn't forced upon Germany from the outside, but from within. You can start here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKyry8ajh63eccY.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/maNmsaipf5vMqdI.html

@stephengopp9734

4 жыл бұрын

This is how USA got to the moon! Thank to the germans

@jamescollier847

2 жыл бұрын

Yawwwwn! Oh! You mean Churchill? .........Or maybe Stalin?

schön eimal ein film ohne amigequatsche . lieber stummfilm . aber die deutsche technik .einfach super . sogar " made in gemany " , war DER erfolg der deutschen qualität ...UND heute ? ? ? ?

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

Ah ja, das Amigequatsch anführen und dann selber 'made in germany' nutzen, da war das Kleinhirn wohl meilenweit vom Großhirn entfernt. Englisch sollte man schon verstehen können, wenn man mit so einem Kommentar daher kommt und vergessen hat, wer wie oft nochmals Exportweltmeister dank made in Germany war? Verkauft sich doch sehr gut, nur der miesepeter sieht den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht und heult herum. Ich würde besser nicht mehr youtube schauen, ist ja ein amerikanisches Produkt. Zeigt nachher unerwünschte Nebenwirkungen und das wollen wir doch lieber nicht, oder ?

@maiermuch1

2 жыл бұрын

@@typxxilps L.M.A.A.

3’45” dude haircut.....😂🤣👏👏👏

The AP sucks pressure lawmakers to do stuff they don't want to do is what they do

Und das alles ohne computer 😀👍⚒️

Deutsches Qualität.

@louies6914

4 жыл бұрын

WAS.Not he case anymore.

It as it turned out it was just a waste of resources.

@steverushforth7009

4 жыл бұрын

True, but imagine if submarine-launched V2s each with 1 ton of sarin had landed on New York

@tz8785

4 жыл бұрын

@@steverushforth7009 Berlin probably would have been soaked with mustard gas in response.

@kris8742

4 жыл бұрын

@Jacob Zondag Lucky for us they were spending their time with these projects and not using the resources for more tanks ext. I think the war would have dragged on for a couple of more years with the loss of more of our boys but we still would have won.

Los Alemanes lo mejor.

All equipment, includding the supersonic tunnels, wer looted and sent to Britain, to boost their technology from thr kite status to their first jet planes.

@feckenblinken7985

4 жыл бұрын

kite status ?

@brazhell

4 жыл бұрын

@I don't give a Fork To be more precise, the biggest part of equipment found in Peenemunde was stolen and plundered by the Americans, leftovers given to Britain, same at the Volkenroede Goering institute, where the hole aero dynamic sections were plundered by the allies, some parts sent for further research to Fort Halstead, Farnborough and Bedford. These advanced technologies saved millions of work hours and of course the corresponding money.

@philup4947

4 жыл бұрын

You do know Britain already had a jet plane before the end of the war.

@brazhell

4 жыл бұрын

@phil up No, I don't. Can you inform me about it? I think the Me-262 was the only operational supersonic jet fighter plane at that time. Initially the plan was to create a supersonic fighter-bomber, which could destroy the allie's front line within hours. It came too late and in small numbers to change the course of the war.

@philup4947

4 жыл бұрын

@brazhell First the Me 262 was not a supersonic aircraft it had a max speed of around 540mph/870kph. As for the British jet it was the Gloster Meteor that first flew on the 5 March 1943 so way before wars end. In fact according to one of my books it was the first operational jet of the war by a few days.

Штирлиц был хорошим оператором.

@alexmarshall4331

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I could read French...please translate 👉⚠️👈👉🤢👈

Szorgalom szakértelem precìzitàs , a kor legmagasabb kulturàlis ès technikai szintjèn voltak ez kètsègtelen.

Das war noch Hergestellt in Deutschland, und gefragt auf der ganzen Welt. Heute ist Hergestellt in Deutschland nichts mehr Wert.

@chriscross4004

4 жыл бұрын

Gefragt auf der ganzen Welt...? Sie wissen wohl nicht, was dort gebaut wurde.

@mader334

4 жыл бұрын

@@chriscross4004 wer hatt den nach dem Krieg unsere Wissenschaftler verschleppt, und aus welchem Grund.

@3gunslingers

4 жыл бұрын

@@mader334 "Verschleppt" oder doch eher eingeladen, weil man auf die Technologie scharf war? Wernher von Braun hat sein Team Sack und Pack verladen und ist den Amis in die Arme gelaufen, weil er genau wusste, dass die ihn mit Kusshand in die USA mitnehmen und ihn weiter bauen lassen. Die Russen hätten mit höherer Wahrscheinlichkeit quit pro quo gemacht.

@TM2274

4 жыл бұрын

@@3gunslingers, auch die Sowjets haben die deutschen Raketen- und Atomforscher für sich arbeiten lassen. Ich kannte sogar zwei von ihnen persönlich: Prof. Wilhelmi half bei der sowjetischen Raketenentwicklung. Er lebte in Kleinmachnow bei Berlin. Und Prof. Fritz Bernhard, der an der Entwicklung der sowjetischen Atombombe beteiligt war. Dieser lebte im Ostteil Berlins und war später an der Humboldt-Uni tätig.

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

Kleinhirn ist wohl eingeschrumpft, oder schon mal die Nachrichten der letzten 20 Jahre gelesen, wenn es um den Weltmeister bei den Exporten geht ? Deutschland war Exportweltmeister, was im Umkehrschluss bedeutet, dass es auch Weltmeister beim Export von Arbeitslosigkeit war, weil alles hier herstegellte und exportierte im Ausland nicht mehr produziert wird, also dort für weniger Beschäftigung sorgt. Wird Zeit, eine Zeitung zu lesen und die Nachrichten darin zu verstehen. Ist ja peinlich, so was zu lesen, während der Rest der Welt sich über die Höhe der deutschen Exporte beklagt und keinesfalls über deren Qualität. Dümmer geht es kaum noch.

Aranykor

Armes d'abord Larmes toujours

Caraca!

The Nazi SpaceX lol

⁹

..., да уж. И это 1940 год...

@yuriyromanchenko285

4 жыл бұрын

В Пенемюнде уцелело здание электростанции,в нем сейчас музей космонавтики.... А фабрику после войны взорвали,вывезя все оборудование и комплекты ракет в совок... На территории стоит направляющая для ФАУ -1 и сама ракета на ней,рядом ФАУ-2.

@nasraldinbukhbukharskiy6545

4 жыл бұрын

@@yuriyromanchenko285..., вот и получается так со всем, что РФ делает сама, но мозгами и руками других. Так было и с ЯО, с ракетной и реактивной техникой, с АК, и много, много другим...

@dmitri9403

4 жыл бұрын

Та Германия уничтожена.

A rare film. Likely a classified during the National Socialist days.

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

no, that was produced back then and for sure with the allowance.

@josephbingham1255

2 жыл бұрын

@@typxxilps An original film. But as it is showing technical data and construction for these prototypes it was likely not for general public viewing.

Nice craftmanship did you know the v2 was 30 times as expensive as the v 1 ? Both had a warhead of one ton stupid idiots lucky us ronadam

@jamescollier847

2 жыл бұрын

Not quite so stupid if they’d succeeded in putting a Nuclear war head in a V-2 though would it!😎

@typxxilps

2 жыл бұрын

really, you must be a genius considering that you can do the math but that was simply not true. A ME 262 Bomber would have been cheaper and reuseable.

inteligencia peligrosa !!! 😈

this factory needs more diversity, it's too white 😁😁

@jamescollier847

2 жыл бұрын

They weren’t that stupid!

mich wunder das alle da keine Parteiabzeichen tragen .

@mutschel1

4 жыл бұрын

Alexander Bruske oh Gott halt doch den Mund! Man muss sich ja schämen für solchen Blödsinn!

@jimmyharris1481

4 жыл бұрын

@Alexander Bruske Not every German citizen was a NAZI (member of NSDAP) ! Why don't you know this ?

Peenemünde or Peenemuende! Not Peenemunde!

Интересная хроника

Peenemunde 1951. Lo demás todo mentira!

All of that work for NOTHING!

Craftsmen , seen them using a Plenisher an marking out highlights , great Vid on a remarkable insight .