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I love the longer videos. This is comfort content.

@waracademy128

6 ай бұрын

Ty

@asullivan4047

Ай бұрын

Much time consuming research goes into these presentations.😉

@colintechnics

21 күн бұрын

Ever heard of AI…chatGPT?

This was an excellent and well researched vid.

The single greatest offensive in WWII ... Hollywood never heard of it

@peterlynchchannel

6 ай бұрын

They're too busy making endless portrayals of the first day of Overlord.

@Crashed131963

6 ай бұрын

Bagration was was 2 weeks after D-Day and larger in scale yet many never heard of it .

@joeywheelerii9136

6 ай бұрын

Not America's jobs to make movies portraying Russian perspective.

@annoyingbstard9407

5 ай бұрын

Hollywood is on the other side of the globe.

@AquaTeenHungerForce_4_Life

2 ай бұрын

Where is Hollywood Russia? I have never heard of it. You want a Ruskie propaganda film? Ask Republicans to make one for you.

Bagration was Barbarossa in reverse

@ScottHendrix-yz3du

Ай бұрын

Not even close!!! Operation Barbarossa was absolutely huge and covered way way more land while Russia had massive amounts of help from the allies in the west.

@1RadicalDreamer

28 күн бұрын

@@ScottHendrix-yz3duit was. inform yourselves.

@ScottHendrix-yz3du

28 күн бұрын

@@1RadicalDreamer I'm a ww 2 Historian with 40 years of dedicated studies and I specialize on the Eastern front. Operation BARBAROSSA covered the entire eastern Europe and western front while operation bagration was a small area and a small amount of soldiers compared. The allies had already destroyed most of the kregmarines, the luftwaffa, the German economy and 90 PERCENT of Germanys oil at this point. The US ended up taking down almost 5 million German soldiers and 20,000 anti tank weapons were pulled from Russia and sent back to Germany to fight allied bombings. Before bagration millions of soldiers had been pulled off the eastern front especially off of the central line and sent back to try to stop allied advancement.

@georgewashington6497

19 күн бұрын

@@ScottHendrix-yz3du "US ended up taking down almost 5 million German soldiers". The whole Operation Barbarossa had 3.8 million people on German side. It was the largest invasion in the history. I guess your history books didn't teach you about mathematics.

@KR0TE7

12 күн бұрын

​@@ScottHendrix-yz3duit's basically the soviet equivalent they gained over 2000 km of land and paralyzed the german army or what was left of it

I could watch videos like this all day long. Very informative.

@timrutkevich3222

Ай бұрын

The narrator can not pronounce any word properly

@jimtennison1

26 күн бұрын

​@@timrutkevich3222 Me too. Very interesting.

Rokossovski was probably the most undervalued Soviet general. He might have been a much better supreme commander than Zhukov who, in my view, was much more a meat grinder style strategist with less imagination.

@wackadakka3134

19 күн бұрын

and all after being arrested and tortured by the NKVD for months

An excellent and highlt informative video. Thanks for posting it and I've now subscribed to your channel.

Great explanation!

Great presentation. The battle for Cortland turned out to be non strategic in nature, just a battle of attrition. It had no impact on the war other than delaying ALLIED VICTORY.

@marco26gdm

5 ай бұрын

The battle of Courland had the strategic means of keeping army group north away from the defense of the Reich, had the Germans managed to evacuate AG northin a good order, these troops might’ve delayed allied victory by a few days or even weeks.

Awesome content and insights!!

@tomortale2333

3 ай бұрын

wermack bearmark shermark lemarchk...really?

Army Group North held out longer than every army group and was the one army group that was never completly destroyed by a Soviet offensive until it surrendered in Courland

@roccozocco9630

6 ай бұрын

It is Ironic that the most neglected army group held out the longest. They really must have learned to turn shit upside down and made the best of it.

@greenkoopa

6 ай бұрын

They hit all their strategic targets too, neither of the others did I can't watch this garbage content dude can't even narrate himself

@annoyingbstard9407

5 ай бұрын

They surrendered isn’t actually proof of their superiority you know?

@marco26gdm

5 ай бұрын

Army group north has witnessed the least fighting of all eastern front units hence they still had many highly experienced soldiers and good organization. They held out for so long because they were good, but a main reason was that they were sidelined for the battle of Germany anyways, so there was no strategic intent for the soviets to force their destruction.

@user-gg9hg8go6j

Ай бұрын

Курляндская группировка была окружена. Целью Красной Армии было освобождение Европы и добивание фашистского зверя в его логове. На Курлянлскую групировку не было смысла тратить силы.

Another great video.

Good presentation. A skilled, human narrator would have really brought it to life. Probably not cost effective though.

@bigmandrel

6 ай бұрын

Right. You should hear how the Japanese pronounce Vivaldi!

@godgunsandgoldens

5 ай бұрын

Yes, the pronunciation of General Model was laughable.

The reality of Army Group North was the impossibility of withdrawing such a big army. In fact the withdrawal was constant by ship and more than 200.000 was sendt to Germany but there was not enought ships to return all troops to the mainland.

Excelente canal

Good history Channel

It was the best ..military counter offensives launched by Walter model..thank you war academy channel for sharing it

@jackjohnsen8506

6 ай бұрын

so you think Model was a Hero?...LMFAO

@leonardopicconi781

4 ай бұрын

​@jackjohnsen8506 well, he was, for Germany. Tojo is a Japanese hero, and an horrible nightmare for Russian history. So yeah, if you consider the German perspective Model, Hitler's firefighter, was a war hero. I mean, MacArthur had the most of his Japanese POW killed 'cause "they slowed the advance". Same for Patton in Sicily, for example. And many people consider them war heroes nonetheless

Really good doc. 🙂

Excellent video

@waracademy128

5 ай бұрын

ty

Outstanding description of operation bagration

Great video ............. ditch the "AI" narration ...........

@markharrison543

22 күн бұрын

Yes ditch it. Ridiculous

The war would have dragged another 3 months longer if Army Groups North and Center were evacuated to the Vistula in Sep. 1944

@unknownunknown2654

Ай бұрын

How can you evacuate when you were surrounded? Lmaoooo

Can we have real humans instead of machines please?

@Jasmine1991forever

24 күн бұрын

No.

@j.t.playsdabass5672

20 күн бұрын

Computer narration is debasing the quality of many KZread videos, IMHO.

@glengrant3884

19 күн бұрын

No you can't!! You have been noted for re-education camp!!

@mikeryan7468

2 күн бұрын

It's simply awful

@obergruppenfuhrersang-froi8203

Күн бұрын

The narration ruined it

Originally the generals wanted to use 3 army groups to attack Moscow...Hitler split them up into 3 separate targets ... He sealed his own fate

@yangho8

6 ай бұрын

Nah hitler learnt from napoleon campaign. Napoleon focus to moscow and leave russian armies at urk and baltic complely destroyed the Grand army. At the 1942 campaign, hitler now focus single target: baku oilfields, but german stucked deep inside and destruction of the 6th army. In any case, russia too big and deep both napoleon and hilter didnt prepare enough to fully defeat it.

@jackjohnsen8506

6 ай бұрын

HITLER SEALED HIS OWN , AND GERMANYS FATE, WHEN HE DIDN'T TAKE ON THE BRITISH, AND LEFT A PLACE TO INVADE THE FRENCH COAST, LATER IN THE WAR....among many other mistakes like declairing war on the Nation that Defeated Him...The USA.....

@shauntaylor6040

5 ай бұрын

Capturing Moscow not relevant that was the lesson of Napoleon.

@lucianraphael9527

5 ай бұрын

Look at the exposed and extended flanks of army group Center before army group Center and south took Kiev. A 3 army group advance towards moscow would’ve concluded in some or all of the 3 army groups being cut off by a soviet thrust from northwestern Russia and Ukraine

@yangho8

5 ай бұрын

btw the fact that originally german broke into moscow and move slowly at flanks. but the battle of brody the southwestern front massed 2500 tanks counterattack almost wipe the german 1st tank group (750 tanks). kv1 kv2 proved invincible vs german lighter tanks. only dive bombers rescued the german in the time. soviet loss all tanks in the battle but german now stop attacked moscow and swing tank group south to encircled the se front at kiev.

The Germans really could have used their forces stuck in Normandy. The germans had less than 100 fighter planes defending army group center June 22nd. Also most of the German armor on the Eastern front was south where the Germans expected the main thrust of summer 44 to be.

@user-gg9hg8go6j

Ай бұрын

Так им и надо!

@ScottHendrix-yz3du

Ай бұрын

Hitler had 400,000 soldiers just sitting in Norway when Berlin was invaded. The US took down almost 5 million soldiers and most were in northern Italy and southern Europe.

@MagMar-kv9ne

Ай бұрын

@@ScottHendrix-yz3du those 400 000 soldiers were NOT prime material. Think of older guys, mainly infantry, very few tanks and very few airplanes. It is not just how many men you have, it is very important how old they are and what their function is.

@ScottHendrix-yz3du

29 күн бұрын

@@MagMar-kv9ne most were of prime fighting age they just didn't have weapons and most of all fuel to move tanks and armored vehicles. The luftwaffa and kregmarine had hundreds of thousands of prime age men sent to fight in the front because they have no aviation fuel and the resources to keep them going. Hitler often sent his best SS units as well as his most trained soldiers to the west because he was convinced the west had the better soldiers and he refused to believe Russia could keep producing so many people. He never knew about Americas Germany first policy and was not convinced the US could produce so much war material so fast. The entire out of soldiers nonsense is a myth. Why you think that is because Berlin got cut off and the old men and boys in that region were rounded up and used as soldiers. Scattered across northern Italy and southern Europe as well as northern, central and south Germany, islands across around Europe, Norway and northern Europe had large formations of German soldiers trapped and unable to get to Berlin.

@SurprisedBaseballEquipme-od6fw

10 күн бұрын

​@@ScottHendrix-yz3du trapped by geography

Soviets learned Blitzkrieg from the BEST teachers, Der Wehrmacht.

Excuse me, is that Empire Earth music? Lol. Best game ever.

My grandfsthed died Stalingrad Don river 1943

You forgot that russia wouldnt allow the allies to use russian airfields so that they assist the polish uprising

@annoyingbstard9407

5 ай бұрын

The allies were regularly using Soviet airfields. What are you talking about?

This was Arranged and timed to coincide with D Day !

My father was there! 3rd Panzer Group Army Group Center. He was folded into the battle for Minsk. Barely escaped and headed West hoping to get captured by Allies...NOT Russians. Im here because he was able to escape. What a horrible time in our humanity

Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent photography job along with detailed maps. Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing. The Ruskies could afford quadruple the casualties then the Germans could.😉. After Stalingrad the Ruskies had total control of the different battle fields.

Just remember in 1944 Germany ocupied most of Europe and had all of Europe working for its war. It also had 2 milion foreign tropps in its armies. This things often get overlookee Every 4th soldier in the Wehrmacht was not even a German. And the Germans only caunted German casualties

TROPA SAGRADA E DIVINA

You may claim that Germans won the war, Hitlor was throned as emperor of England and they lived a happy life for all times to come.

I wish the AI voice would pronounce German names and words more correctly. Overall though, a good video.

What if East Prussia & Pomerania East of the Oder River had been evacuated in 1944 prior to the January 1945 East Prussian Offensive?

The W is pronounce like a V in german

The real value of US and British strategic bombing was all the aircraft and AA guns, which were good anti- tank capable, away from the eastern front

The problem for Germany (and its allies, while they lasted) and why keeping those various pockets, rather than have those troops retreat, didn’t result in hindering the Soviets much, or the allies in the west when it was done there, was that the Soviets and western allies had so many more troops and armor that they could assault these pockets and continue their advances everywhere else at the same time. If the sides had been more equal, then that might have worked and their enemies would have been significantly slowed down, giving the Axis more time to bring up reserves and build more armor. But Hitler didn’t understand the difference in proportion between the Axis and the Allies.

A missing piece in this discussion is Finland. Had army group Courland not remained in their positions. Finland might have been invaded and occupied instead of an armstace. 🗻

@normienatoraccelerator6512

2 ай бұрын

Finland was never occupied thanks to themselves, they kocked the germans out of their country themselves

It’s the first time I see someone explaining that russian hight comand had an inteligent strategy… yes, they knew how the enemy would think, and were hable to defeat him. They were not so bad as it always seam. Even so, russian hight command was responsible for terrible russian soldiers dearh… 🙄

@Crashed131963

6 ай бұрын

Not often the winning side loses more soldiers than the losing side in a war. Russia were brave fighters not smart fighters .

@user-hp8yh4xu6n

2 ай бұрын

What are you talking about? This is Western propaganda. The USSR won the war.

@user-gg9hg8go6j

Ай бұрын

Вам в головы вливали враньё всё время. Русские солдаты видя то что сотворили ваши не ужасные солдаты на своей Родине слишком гуманно обошлись с вами. А Советское командование научилось бить фашисткие.

Why did you slow the voice down at 18.15?

@Bob-gm1zq

Ай бұрын

It was a splice to an older video

Informative video, thanks (AI pronouncing [bagraʃn] was fun)

Fantastic video. By the way..what is the background music that you use in your videos?

In his memoirs Field Marshall Manstein states that it would have been possible to stalemate Russia by conducting a fighting withdrawal of all German army groups. 🦅

@StandaBlabol

6 ай бұрын

Mamnstein states a lot of b-shit. See channel tik-history here in youtube, most on Manstein memories are "colored" to avoid blame on himself...

@ivanlazarevic78

6 ай бұрын

It is easy in memoirs but in reality they would have been crushed no matter what they did.

@daveedesanta6318

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely. Fighting Withdrawal, and Elastic Defense. Hitler's Stand and Fight order was what destroyed the Wehrmacht

@TheDavidlloydjones

6 ай бұрын

@@daveedesanta6318 No, Dave. Russian infantry and the democracies' vicious bombing are what destroyed the Wehrmacht. The nonsense you are repeating is typical of the fantasies the Germans told themselves for the sake of their own long-gone pride.

@jackjohnsen8506

6 ай бұрын

and you actually belive that BS?... ill bet you have lots of NaZI fLAGS IN THE bASEMENT...

I think soviet army try to continue kurland offence to engage german army and supply at very crucial moment and can able to mobilize their offensive in main front.

What did they continue to fight if it was pointless..

@marco26gdm

5 ай бұрын

A very complicated question you could hold a lecture about…

@stevenpace892

Ай бұрын

Nazism was a belief in victory and invincibility. And any hint of defeatism was harshly punished.

@berlinkozyreva

Ай бұрын

Because they thought could eventually win. After Dunkirk with France out of the fight Britisj kept fighting Soviets had Germans advancing on Moscow why didn't Stalin surrender? Because despite losing at the time they all thought they could eventually win

@GeneralGayJay

Ай бұрын

@@berlinkozyreva yes but the situation with germany was different. They were cornered and didn’t have anywhere to go.

@berlinkozyreva

Ай бұрын

@@GeneralGayJay no it wasn't. Britain was cornered and no where to go they still fault. The Soviets if anything had no where to go as well with Stalins no step back policy Besides Germans thought they were winning remember it was only late in the war that the battles were actually fought in Germany. Besides Germans kept getting hope on new equipment being constantly produced and the wonder weapons on the way. And finally no one wanted to surrender to Stalin. They all new how they would be treated as POW worse they didn't want USSR to conquer Germany. They knew how their families would be treated. There were a million rapes of women in Berlin in first 24 hours after it fell.

Good video but terrible pronunciation of German.

I love these videos. I felt sorry for the average German soldier. They were just thrown away like garbage by Hitler.

@user-gg9hg8go6j

Ай бұрын

Странно вы всё желаете фашистких солдат? У которых руки по локоть в крови.

I stand corrected stallingrad became volgograd... Ai still deceiving😂

Probably the most successful operation of the war naturally nobody knows about it.Also not known that it was coordinated with Overlord

2:20 Sounds like NATO in Ukraine 🤫

Слава Советскому солдату освободителю!!! Слава товарищу Сталину!!!

The Wehrmacht had about 400,000 personnel stationed in Norway during 1944 - 45 I wonder if them and there equipment could have made any difference in what was happening on all front’s . I mean south west and east not to mention all that had been lost in Africa Italy courland

They tied up significant Russian forces in the North that would otherwise have been used in their push to the west, so I’m not sure what advantage there would have been to their being evacuated and redeployed.

Hm

Model is pronounced "moːdəl", NOT Mo:Dell

@davidsabillon5182

6 ай бұрын

It's an AI voice. Not bad actually.

@Demun1649

6 ай бұрын

@@davidsabillon5182 How can WRONG, be "not bad, actually"?

Wonder why some general never thought of pulling out of Norway, with the European main land in this could have made some change

Finaly casualties. The way the germans caunted their casualties is somewhat misleading. They caunted german loses but didnt include their allies. Every 4th soldier in the wehrmacht was not even a German, the Russsians caunted all russians and non russians alike

Model was the very man you could count on in the darkest hours! Rzhev, Arnhem, Smolensk and even in Ardennes Offensive he was really loyal to his Commander in Chief yet had the courage and foresight to do what's right, faced with stupid "not a step back" orders. And he was so patriotic and responsible he couldn't imagine giving himself up to the allies while many under his command had fallen! RIP Marshal Model❤❤💯💔

@daleburrell6273

6 ай бұрын

...AND LET'S REMEMBER THAT MODEL WAS SERVING AN EVIL REGIME, AND IN THE PROCESS, MODEL WAS AT LEAST INDIRECTLY FACILITATING WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN THE NAZI DEATH CAMPS!!!

@Kammler262

6 ай бұрын

@@rigasarzemnieks4230 Two uneducated men. Model was a total disaster, his victories at Rhzev were'nt his, he had the best panzer divisions at his disposal whereas Paulus had fewer, hence why Paulus could'nt protect his flanks properly while Model could, because Model had more Panzer divisions in 1942. Model was a total disaster in 1943 during operation Cidatel, he convinced Hitler to postponed the attack over and over again when Manstein wanted to attack as soon as possible. In 1944 Model was the brains behind the disaster of army group center, he urged Hitler to send all Panzer divisions to army group North Ukraine because he anticipated the next Soviet attack to occur there, of course when the Germans realized that the real attack was coming from Minsk it was too late and Army group Center and North were doomed. Model failed to carry out successful counter attacks in Holland after Monty failed operation Market Garden losing many needed Panther tanks and special Luftwaffe forces in the proccess. So many uneducated people worshiping Model for reasons that can be summed as, poor insights, education and lack of knowledge about who'se responsible for failed decisions that were made from 1943 and onwards. Model was never at the same level as Manstein or Even Rommel. Just an overhyped overrated dude.

@nandinibagai7636

6 ай бұрын

He was a criminal at @ treatment of civilians on the eastern front.! The clean Wehrmacht myth lives on!

@oceanhome2023

6 ай бұрын

Model was the best because he looked OG with the Monocle ! You got to have the Monocle !!

@Demun1649

6 ай бұрын

What does Freedom Action mean?

If it hadn't been for Britain and Usa,the reds would have suffered disastrous defeats in Moscow and St@lingrad

@stironeceno

6 ай бұрын

hahahahaha

@michaelram3411

6 ай бұрын

@@stironeceno what do you mean?

@NikhilSingh-007

6 ай бұрын

You're delusional, Michael.

@Ukraineaissance2014

6 ай бұрын

​@@NikhilSingh-00730% of soviet equipment came from the western allies in 1942

@NikhilSingh-007

6 ай бұрын

@@Ukraineaissance2014, care to provide a source?

Ba-gra-tee-on

Remember.. lennongrad is stallingrad... Ai ..... very deceiving

@vladislavfeldman6562

4 күн бұрын

Leningrad is St.Petersburg in the baltics and Stalingrad is current day Volgograd in the south of Russia.

I think you are confusing, as so many people do, the Wehrmacht with the Heer. The Wehrmacht encompassed all of Nazi Germany’s armed forces, The Kriegsmarine, Heer and Luftwaffe. I might be wrong, but doubt the Kriegsmarine had much of a role in Army groups Centre and North.

Wars will definitely destroy humanity and now with nukes it will be much faster because mankind has developed nukes.

ERSTER

It is crazy how shortening the front line as well as shortening the logistical supply lines didn't do much to stop the Soviet onslaught. The was was over in 1942 with the Stalingrad debacle, the Germans just didn't know it yet.

As always western source said..the casualties for Russian higher...even the fact German loss the war any way...

Good call and Stalin tried to say they were over stretched, ha , ha. Let none of us forget the poor poles, when i feel down i think if them and what those poor souls went through. Uncle joe was in reality a beast who no one forget our trucks saved the red army and our tanks and canned food was never paid back.

Whats a laviv

WO IST STEINER?

Is it posssible to offer the borders of 1918 in your good presentation? It looks very cazy to see the russian front of 1944 threatens the Oblast of Kaliningrad the northern part of our old east prussia...in spite of the former german east borderlines...by this way a question to all west Allies; Was it an good idea to support the russian occupation of east prussia instead of give this ares to poland or Luthenia...SUWALKI Problem...as a child of 7 years in 1970 I saw that this will bring problems in the future...

What was the greatest WW2 German defeat? Obviously the 1945 capitulation. But what was the greatest military defeat? 5. Kursk, although not a true defeat Germany used up vast resources which if kept may have blunted Bagration. 4. Stalingrad, a whole German army and months of war production were destroyed but the Kessel bought time to allow a huge German army in the Caucuses to escape through Rostov which presumably Stalin must have been urging his generals to seize and block their easy retreat but by this time he listened. 3. France 44. Where more soldiers and equipment were lost than in Stalingrad. 2. Bagration. Army Group Centre completely destroyed. 1. Barbarossa. The German failure to end the war in 1941 meant the war was ultimately doomed to end in Germany’s defeat. Also Germany lost many soldiers in the battle.

@Crashed131963

6 ай бұрын

6) Declaring war on the US. A country with 40 million more people and a manufacturing capacity 3X greater than Germany .

@alexbowman7582

6 ай бұрын

@@Crashed131963 10x greater

@davidsabillon5182

6 ай бұрын

​@@Crashed131963you could argue invading the Soviet Union in the first place was the biggest mistake.

@andrewmarino5441

6 ай бұрын

In terms of numbers I would say Vistula Oder Offensive in Jan 1945. 295,000 were killed and another 200,000 were captured, 4th Panzer was virtually annihilated in the first 2 days of the offensive. The Soviets numerically had there best offensive number wise too only losing 195,000 compared to the Germans who lost 450,000 to 500,000 men

@alexbowman7582

6 ай бұрын

@@andrewmarino5441 presumably by that time there were many scratched up groups of old men, boys and stomach divisions.

You need to read the script yourself, dont use bots it's disrespectful to those that fell in the War

Your simulated "human" with the robot voice creeps me out,Why bother? Otherwise superior production.

For all that the world knows about Stalin, it's a pretty easy deduction, to be pretty certain he left the Poles asses swinging in the wind. The poor Poles..... they got shafted no matter which way the wind blew. And even worse the Jewish people there, were persecuted and killed long after the war ended. It's terrible what happened to that country.

What happend to Meinstein?

@ArmandoXGG

6 ай бұрын

Hitler removed him

@NikhilSingh-007

6 ай бұрын

Dismissed, but with perks & hefty pension.

@duniagowes

6 ай бұрын

@@NikhilSingh-007 oh ya, that one! Thanks

@NikhilSingh-007

6 ай бұрын

@@duniagowes Manstein received the Swords of the Knight's Cross on 30 March 1944 and handed over control of Army Group South to Model on 2 April during a meeting at Hitler's mountain retreat, the Berghof. Model's adjutant, Günther Reichhelm, later described the scene and Manstein's response: He must have paid him compliments about his strategic skills during the attack operations, but he also said, "I cannot use you in the South. Field Marshal Model will take over." And Manstein replied, "My Führer ... please believe me when I say I will use all strategic means at my disposal to defend the soil in which my son lies buried."

The Germans fiught tenaciously...but this cost the lives of 860,000 Germans and probably 500,000 Russians..for what?

@Rohilla313

6 ай бұрын

Bagration cost the Germans 400,000 casualties and the Russians 700,000.

@NikhilSingh-007

6 ай бұрын

​@@Rohilla313Soviet casualties were a bit less than you claim.

@daveedesanta6318

6 ай бұрын

@@NikhilSingh-007 not really Russian Casualties are much higher than their claims. even total war deaths are far higher nothing truthful came out of the soviet union. even economic data and the rest are fake and inflated or deflated. you probably have not studied Soviet archives adn their contraries and unrealistic values

German absolute leader had never had military training but he became extreme military leader of the German nation. This thing is strange in itself. 95% of fighting force were simple recruits and not regular soldiers. Lightning war was simple surprise attacks and very easy to win. When the counter attacks started, German forces got beaten everywhere and supreme commander hided himself først and then committed suicide as a common and coward thief. He totally lacked the courage of a common soldier to get hold of his rifle and collide with russian soldiers and die in combat.

@ralphshelley9586

2 күн бұрын

Joe Biden?

In one breath German defence is admired as invincible. In the second breath you mention 150000 German soldiers encircled and taken as prisoners. Whats the magiic here?

His name was Model, with a long o, like bow, not like a model airplane. I can’t watch a documentary were the narrator, human or otherwise, cannot pronounce basic words, like Luftwaffe, or the names of the main generals.

The Soviets proved that if you just throw enough numbers at the enemy subpar troops can overwhelm a smaller number of much better troops.

@lucianraphael9527

5 ай бұрын

Please explain to me what deep operations theory is.

@fforepsnoemis4090

4 ай бұрын

What are you talking about ?

@CRAZYHORSE19682003

4 ай бұрын

@@fforepsnoemis4090 The Soviets simply overwhelmed the Germans with superior numbers. The Germans were better led, they were better soldiers but when you are outnumbered 10-1 better leadership and better soldiers will only get you so far.

@user-ic4lr5ir4c

4 ай бұрын

So there were battles when Soviets outnumbered Germans 10 to 1? Kindly name a couple @@CRAZYHORSE19682003

So, AI voiceover... and it sounds like the script was written by AI as well? "AI" is simply plagiarism by automation...

Hitler was a damn fool megalomaniac. "Those who don't learn from history are bound to repeat it". What was he thinking? Germany had no chance of defeating USSR, particularly while fighting Britain AND the USA.. But I state the obvious. Being all for the destruction of the Stalinist bolshevik regime, I am also for victory- or peace until victory is achievable.

@King_Stannis_Baratheon

6 ай бұрын

You have a child’s view of this war. Reddit history, you think Russia wasn’t going to attack Germany inevitability?

@lucianraphael9527

5 ай бұрын

@@King_Stannis_BaratheonProbably not.

Why you put in the borders of the current german country?

Why the stupid voice changing device?

What is wrong with all these people. Bagration is pronounced Bagra - tion, with "t" and operation was named after famous Russian general. It is not pronounced as it was an English word.

Pronunciation is disastrous as Bagration to Wermacht. Learn to pronaunce foreign names.

to be remembered that, Germany was fighting in 3 fronts: Africa, west and Russia, and fighting 50 Countries!

@TheDavidlloydjones

6 ай бұрын

...and losing piteously in all three. The Allies, by contrast, were fighting on four or five fronts and winning on all of them. That may be why God gave you five fingers -- so you don't stop thinking half way through your thought.

@lucianraphael9527

5 ай бұрын

Germans weren’t in Africa anymore by 1944

@chaoscriminal

5 ай бұрын

germany was not fighting alone.. lmaoo. hungary, romania, italy, japan.. spanish volunteers.. various other legions. cmon now, germany was not alone

@dave8323

5 ай бұрын

In 1944 it wasn't. And if you're going to suggest they were fighting 50 countries, you should include their allies

@luigi-zy3vr

4 ай бұрын

Ok. But who told them to do this...twice starting world war for what? The first to smash france and england and the second for hitler's illusion for lebensraum....they lost all of them initials...leningrad, moscow, caucasus oil, sealion and battle of england, el alamein and if france in 1940 had more serious generals they would have lost in france..

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The maps are in Spanish.

@waracademy128

6 ай бұрын

Yes

@kevinbyrne4538

6 ай бұрын

@@waracademy128 -- That would explain why an "artificial intelligence" voice is narrating the video. (Thank you for your work, sir.)

Using automated voice and showing the same pictures over and over… thumbs down 👎

Please do something about the poor German pronunciation

This is horrible. .

So Russia actually helped to win WW2?….

and you should re-do the audio. Horrible wrong pronounciation of Names and cities

AI generated narration and voice. Difficult to listen to.

General Walter Model ==> moh-DELL', not moddle. This is AI speaking -- but with a very low level of intelligence. A step the makers need to take soon will be to give the program a memory of the thousand or so modt common oddities of pronunciation. Proper nouns, e.g. famous people's names, are an important part of this long overdue work. They are simply not ready to make any videos about WWII until they can get their machinery, their software, to pronounce the words, including names, involved.

@TheDavidlloydjones

6 ай бұрын

Even if they don't have their speaking software working yet, couldn't they at least edit the text for correctness of translation from the writers' original language(s)? Spanish, was it? The Russians weren't "hiring" their own soldiers, for instance: they were employing them, though. 🤣😂😉

@annoyingbstard9407

5 ай бұрын

It’s not pronounced moh-dell. It’s mowdl. Please don’t overestimate your own intelligence. It makes you look even sillier.