Elbe Day, April 25, 1945, is the day Soviet and American troops met at the Elbe River, near Torgau in Germany, marking an important step toward the end of World War II in Europe. This contact between the Soviets, advancing from the east, and the Americans, advancing from the west, meant that the two powers had effectively cut Germany in two. And recording the events: a film crew.

@bravo2966

6 ай бұрын

Has this been uploaded to another platform that doesn't have the strict censoring that YT has? I'd like to view the documentary without the blurring.

@richardwolters6507

6 ай бұрын

Ok but the time line you suggest! AI would have worked out this footage as being real. Being film.

@user-vf5wn2kc1g

6 ай бұрын

P I’m 😅😅 P

@joiamed8544

5 ай бұрын

It was the start of the cold war

@wayman1776

5 ай бұрын

Which would eventually bring about East and West Germany…East being communist and West being capitalist… It wouldn’t be until 1989 when east Germany fell and the Berlin Wall came down…

Dont blur these pieces of footage!! That is just decreasing the impact of them...and that is just the thing what makes these documentaries so important .They are warnings for future generations.

@terrib627

3 ай бұрын

KZread has given them no choice. Blur or get deleted.

@dikhed1639

2 ай бұрын

Yes, it's worse than silly

@bertplank9892

2 ай бұрын

Germans and Russians need to watch this so that their self appointed leaders cannot lead them into war for hidden agendas.

@metapolitikgedanken612

2 ай бұрын

@@terrib627 What has been blurred?

@luciaconn6788

2 ай бұрын

some aren't blurred and that was enough for me, (i'd say where but that might be the end of them)

Blurring the images is doing a tremendous disservice to young people who will not get a true picture of what really happened. Shameful !

@keithad6485

Ай бұрын

I agree. A policy of arrogance, we know better the viewers.

@frankn5812

23 күн бұрын

They want to monetize this obviously, as I have seen videos of concentration camps on KZread that weren’t censored. I’m guessing they censored this so they could monetize it.

@philbeattie3978

11 сағат бұрын

Well said. We are treated like children. I saw the unedited versions of some of these pictures in the 1960's.

I was stationed in Germany during the Cold War. Our German hosts were glad we were there as well as those who lived in the Low Countries and France. The Germans would say, “Thank goodness you’re here, otherwise the Soviets would be.” When we visited Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, they would say, “Thank goodness you’re here, otherwise the Germans would be.” Much truth to both statements! Many patriot lives were lost ensuring we could maintain the peace for over 40 years!

@GregDaniels-yo4od

5 ай бұрын

I too was stationed in West Germany in 1972. I rented a house from an old German gentleman and he remarked "I'd just as soon rent to you as a Russian." I thought that was a strange comment.

@johnmcdonald157

4 ай бұрын

drraybenedetto2064 Do you suppose it ever occurred to the Germans that if they hadn't started a war we wouldn't have had to be there?

@spiralrose

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your service. Thank God for the greatest generation!

@pinkiesue849

20 күн бұрын

​@@GregDaniels-yo4odthe Germans and Russians have a long standing dislike for each other's.

@kruehli49

13 күн бұрын

My father was an officer with the US occupation forces in France I saw Germany in unbelievable destruction. These pictures vividly portray what we saw then of the landscape. However, there was no real grasp then of the concentration camps but I was only a child then. I remember the child of a German soldier left behind with the mother in France. The hatred of both of them is hard to describe. I agree the pictures should not be blurred out. This is what war does to people.

Brilliant doc! I’m a self-proclaimed armchair historian that’s watched countless ww2 videos and this has footage I’ve never seen before. 👍

@ltfmel

5 ай бұрын

Seen all 5 parts?❤

@darkstars-torpedoes-of-truth

5 ай бұрын

Same here mate, I thought I had seen nearly all WW2 footage, but there's lot's of new stuff here.

@TheTexasmick

5 ай бұрын

doc ???

@TheNextGoogification

5 ай бұрын

I'm a legend in my own mind too about World War II history it's tough to find some really good footage like this!

@Ickie71

3 күн бұрын

yes i agree ive seen thousands of these over the years since the 1970s and this series has some footage ive never seen before and thats saying something

This is back when the United States was largely AGAINST authoritarianism. And being a deplorable person was still considered a BAD thing.

@williamhiles7404

2 ай бұрын

If it could ever be said that America was great, this time period was it. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

@tooterooterville

14 күн бұрын

One person's deplorable person is another's saint! That's the consequence of declining moral principles!

@johnl5316

9 күн бұрын

and now high tech and the Dems are pushing for increasing censorship and racial segregation

It is unfortunate that the worst scenes of death have been blurred by KZread. The young who know so little could benefit from a dose of reality. Without such lessons, we are more likely to repeat these atrocities, rather than avoid them.

@kekzoet7487

5 ай бұрын

So you would prefer that youngsters see all those dead bodies? Never heard of civilization?

@jcalene

5 ай бұрын

@@kekzoet7487 Yes. The second question is a non-sequitur.

@proudvirginian

5 ай бұрын

There are plenty of places to see the unedited versions of the film or others like it. If someone watching this needs to see the dead in order to appreciate the horrors of the Third Reich, they can research and easily find it. Not every documentary has to be the one to show corpses. Restraint and respect of those who were killed can be honored without losing sight of the awful things that happened.

@samuelschick8813

5 ай бұрын

@@kekzoet7487, You mean the same youngsters who are protesting the world over in support of Hamas, a terrorist organization? You mean the youngsters who have lived a sheltered life and have no real life experience?

@samuelschick8813

5 ай бұрын

@jcalene, Remember back in the day at drivers ed class in high school? When they would show the uncensored films " Red Asphalt"? Those films showed us what could happen in real life while driving. The youngsters today are too soft, too spoiled and never been told " No" and entitled. Hell they have a meltdown if you tell them there are only 2 genders or call them by the wrong pronoun.

Whoever blurred out the scenes should be punished. These images need to be seen so the viewers get the real story, not this.

@t.l.1610

6 ай бұрын

Unfortunately that’s prob due to YT. They’ll take vids down with dead bodies, even historical ones.

@kirkogier1145

6 ай бұрын

Elon musk meeds to make a new platform similar to this but with all the freedom of speech/opinions 👌

@derin111

6 ай бұрын

Yes, due to YT. Yet YT allow videos of American civilians playing around with guns today despite the mass-shootings that happen there all the time.

@Stevesautopartsify

6 ай бұрын

100% 🎯

@dalebechtel8904

6 ай бұрын

I agree totally. It’s all KZread

Every time I watch any of these historical documentary’s I learn something new

@33:38 My dad was in this unit; The 104th Inf Div Timberwolves. He told me about their time in Holland. This was an absolutely stunning documentary! Many thanks for sharing this!

@TheNextGoogification

5 ай бұрын

Pretty amazing! I would have thought it would have been your grandfather, no disrespect

@howardg7162

2 ай бұрын

My Dad was there to with the Canadians

@vasilenegulici6146

2 ай бұрын

Un unchi al meu a luptat contra Germaniei, pina în Munții Tatra😊❤ în Armata Română ❤❤❤ Now,i am Retired Master Sergeant Romanian Air Force Academy Brașov 😊❤GREAT RESPECT FROM ALL HEROES❤❤❤😊

Great pictures....i was born in october 1945....i am 78 now, didnt realise how lucky we were to have missed the war.

@klausrain111

5 ай бұрын

Hey Einstein! 😂 You didn't realize that? Hard to believe!

My uncle was a rifleman in the 104th Infantry Div. He was at the liberation of Nordhausen. He said very little about it, but what he did say was enough!

@metapolitikgedanken612

2 ай бұрын

Did he tell you that Nordhausen was bombed and that this was what killed the people?

Absolutely brilliant footage from a time which should not be forgotten. Germany is a special place to visit with morals and respect for the allied forces during my time in Germany I was overwhelmed with the generosity and kindness of the good German people 🇬🇧🇩🇪❤️

@lappylappy7269

5 ай бұрын

Berlin greatest city in Europe. If you haven’t been you must !! You will need several days there.People so friendly. 🇬🇧

Why block out the horrors, people need to see what war is all about.

@spannaspinna

6 ай бұрын

Tell KZread you’re woes

@opoxious1592

6 ай бұрын

Exactly, it also frustrates the hell out of me. Show the war like it was.

@stephenludlum9746

5 ай бұрын

That was the rule when this film was produced.

@ManInTheBigHat

5 ай бұрын

Strange to censor because other films on yt do not.

@mikecronin8825

5 ай бұрын

Censorship is the rule of our masters at Google, KZread, Facebook etc...

This is why you never want to forget your history ,you never want to pretend it can never happen

As an amateur historian I have seen countless war documentaries! This was one of the better documentaries I have seen!

@wk6291

5 ай бұрын

Have you seen The War by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick?

@yisroelkatz-xj6pq

5 ай бұрын

@@wk6291 Yes I have seen these documentaries and they were also very good!

@badmonkey2222

5 ай бұрын

If you look past the censored scenes off dead bodies which I think is important for people to see.

@ManInTheBigHat

5 ай бұрын

I grew up on WWll as they were always on the TV in my childhood home in the 1970s. This series blows them all away.

@stephenludlum9746

5 ай бұрын

@@badmonkey2222 This one was a film for the public in 1945, where they didn't usually show graphic scenes of dead bodies. This was not filmed by the military but by a private company for the public. So, it is not the typical war film you are used to seeing that is uncensored. Are you not going to play a graphic version in a theater? They didn't have TV that day, and kids were usually with their parents.

It's criminal that they blurred out all of those scenes !!! Its very critical that EVERYONE gets to see those PICTURES !!!

A fascinating video which was ruined for me by KZread blanking out all images of the dead of WWII. I'm not a ghoul, but the imagery of war is part of its documentation.

My granddad was in the RAF and thank goodness he servied. He was the best ❤️

I was in GERMANY from 1976 to 1998 and met MANY nice German people. My Father-in-law was with ROMMEL in Africa till 1943 then was a POW ENDING up in America. I met MANY FRIENDLY Germans , especially farmers. When you made them a friend they were a friend for life!

@peter2023

2 ай бұрын

I am 74 live in Canada, i enjoy these war documents,, for any one who was part of this , and survived , no matter what national flag,,, you lived an amazing life

You know I am a Gulf War veteran and I remember having British on our ship and visiting them, it was awkward. I tried talking to them about the music and things but they were just a little stuck up it seemed, or the few I tried to talk to, so I just kind of gave up, but the other people I met all over the world French people in Egypt, Egyptians Indians, Indian military, Russian girls in Egypt they were so friendly, we just talked for hours about little things, because of our language barrier was so great, but we had a great time and this seems like the same. Makes me really proud to see the Russian people and Americans and the French in the British all celebrating the victory. No doubt they'd probably seen a lot of Horrors before that day...

@orwellboy1958

5 ай бұрын

🤔strange that others of your countrymen who fought in the gulf, that I have personally spoken too seem to have had a very different experience of British troops. But you were there, I was not. As a Brit, I thank you for your service, sir. And I'm glad you made it home safe.

@jerrydonquixote5927

5 ай бұрын

@orwellboy1958 thank you it was my pleasure and honor to serve I appreciate all the people that I've met that have served, or haven't served. Probably the interaction was more my fault, I just couldn't understand them, and I didn't put a lot of effort into it so I just kind of walked away pretty quick into it. Probably had a little to do with me being shy I'm friendly but I couldn't understand them and it made me feel a little awkward, I still remember that. Hell who knows they could have been embarrassed for me! Lol I gave it an attempt and then just walked it off we are having barbecue on the Helo pad they had games that I didn't participate in like tug of war and I don't remember it's more about it than that.

We have the right of free information, so censorship like the blurring should be not allowed.The truth needs to be shown so that these cruelties never happen again.

@keithad6485

Ай бұрын

I agree, though even with the truth widely disseminated, I suspect cruelties will still be a part of human history.

So sad that there is war at all. It is astounding how abhorrent and sickening war is, considering what it does to people who get caught in the fighting. Not only that but war is destructive to infrastructure, including buildings, homes, etc. The sight of buildings reduced to piles of rubble, the silence of dead people, and the deprivation and suffering of the survivors of war as they lost family members and friends in the shelling of cities and towns in the path of war. Thank you for this poignant video of the last days of World War 2.

@FreeDocumentaryHistory

6 ай бұрын

I agree. War is the singular most horrible thing. Over and over a d over again.

@brucecaldwell6701

6 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, war & violence are a part of the human condition & I don't believe we'll ever overcome it. I fear that the world is becoming ripe for another major conflict. In other words, a world war. I truly believe that the human species will, sooner or later, become extinct through either, a war involving nuclear weapons or climate collapse. I hope like hell that I'm wrong.

@user-bo2yo2ls3z

Ай бұрын

Замечательный комментарий.Благодарю.

Absolutely stunning footage. Outstanding job. Thanks for sharing. I'm hoping this film will be apart of the education system.

@bravo2966

6 ай бұрын

Apart is very different from a part.

@jennyzephaniah2458

3 ай бұрын

News

Brilliant colour film didn't want it to end I was enjoying it thanks Paul from england 🇬🇧

I was a Air Force Brat... 7:27 My father was stationed at Rhien 7:27 MainAir Force base in Frankfurt. I was ten years old.... I still remember the smell of wet concrete and diesel exhaust... The germans were doing a miraculous job of reconstructing and rebuilding their country. We were advised that the germans were no longer our enemy, but our ally. The rebuilding was miraculous. Much the same rebuilding Has taken place in vietnam, Where I flew twenty one consecutive months as an Air Force pilot in vietnam. I am very happy that the economy turned around for the people of vietnam.

Thank you so much for the new films. Great narrations. 😊❤

But can you imagine the relief that you can wake up the next day and know you might see the sunset after god knows how long ?

Thank you for releasing these films. However, please do not obscure the scenes of death. This is the whole point of capturing this period of time. Generations need to understand the reality of war.

the footage of this series is incredible

Even allowing for the possibility of 'colour shift' over time, film like this is a real gem for modern-day model makers.

@mjfan653

3 ай бұрын

A lot of this film is Kodachrome, and that is pretty much not shifting in colour. If anything the colour shifts while transferred from the film itself to TV tape or digital file.

amazing footage... Thank you for the upload.

This really is fantastic footage. The images of the kids smoking, priceless

@gabrielacard7050

Ай бұрын

wtf , damn those kids were made tough to just smoke like that like as it’s nothing 😂

@gabrielacard7050

Ай бұрын

Of course it’s war .

I really enjoyed this historically important video record. I lived in Germany for 7 years and gained a personal insight into modern post war Germany and its people and culture.

The war is over. the joy that cannot be described in words

@opoxious1592

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, and now we have wars all over the place

@emmanuelzozobrado5981

6 ай бұрын

@@opoxious1592 Lets pray for peace.

@TrueChannelFor1

3 ай бұрын

@@emmanuelzozobrado5981 capitalism is not about peace it's about revenue )))

13:25 - The adult lighting the kids cigarettes reminded me that this was a very different era. Kids were pretty cool back then

@user-is7xs1mr9y

3 ай бұрын

Yeah unfortunately there was pretty much no knowledge of the negative effects of smoking. There's nothing cool about cancer or emphysema. I must say though, I'd rather have those kids smoking than being in the front lines.

@billymadison8574

3 ай бұрын

@@user-is7xs1mr9y Respectfully disagree. Thats post-war germany. Life expectancy there in 1945 was 45.9 yrs. They weren't gonna be around for cancer, they were too busy winning the cool game👌

From PANAMÁ🇵🇦🤝👍👏 is an excelent documentary 🏆🎖

My Great Grandfather was captured by the Americans at that time and kept in one of those Rhine Meadows camps until the autumn. (My Grandfather had been wounded out of the war in Russia in 1943). My Great Grandfather was not a young man by that time. He managed to escape and then stole a bicycle and cycled all the way home to Hannover. When he got back apparently his legs were massively swollen by oedema (a sign of severe malnutrition). They tried to nurse him back to health but he never made a recovery and died 3 months later as a result.

@TheTexasmick

5 ай бұрын

Man, that is really sad. He was a tough fellow for sure.

@marquisdelafayette1929

4 ай бұрын

Probably got clots that broke off into his lungs. I get severe swelling in my legs from time to time and twice have been hospitalized for massive clots in my lungs (pulmonary emboli). Without immediate medical attention and even with it, there’s a high chance of death.

@mongo2022

4 ай бұрын

Se hubiera quedado donde estaba.

@Jigger2361

3 ай бұрын

what a story! we can only winder that had he not escaped he may have received medical attention that could have ultimately avoided this tragic end

Thank you for posting this.

I was waiting for the part 2 - thanks so much for uploading! keep it up, your chan is awesome!

This video was done fantastically!

The US forces were using common sense and sensible tactics when approaching towns and villages in Germany. Why lose men and material when you get to a town where defenders are firing on you when you can call in artillery and air strikes to destroy the defenders with little loss to your own side. I remember a guy years ago saying the US would approach a town or village, and even if white flags were being hung out they would not hesitate to hit it with artillery at the first sign of resistance. On some occasions they would hit the local church spire or tallest building deliberately just to show there was no point in resisting the US advance. Some may say that was too aggressive but it also saved many lives that would otherwise have been lost in full artillery strikes and infantry battles to take villages.

@jamesphilip6737

6 ай бұрын

Church towers were often used for sniping and recon by the enemy.

My Dad was there. He told me about guarding prisoners near Berlin. Purple Heart, Bronze Star for Valor! Harry Rhorer, the very best.

I was born in '47. Visited Berlin in my early 20s, when it was divided into East and West. I love Germany and the German people.

Spellbinding! Thank you.

What I was stationed in Germany in the mid-80s at Manheim I visited quite a few of these camps and battlefields you can still smell the stench of death in the air at Dachau

Great video, thank you for sharing!

Лицо войны,это ужас и смерть,мы должны знать это лицо....помнить людей погибших в этой мясорубке,и тех на чью долю выпали голодные послевоенные годы...нужно открыто смотреть на боль и страдания,чтобы с нами тагого не случилось.....

Thank you for posting this excellent documentary. It kept my attention so strongly that I forgot about the pizza cooking in the oven.

Excellent video ! Bless all of them.

One of the sad things about the Red Army occupation of Eastern Germany and the creation of the East German State was that after the Wall came down and we in the West were allowed to visit those former East German cities such as Leipzig, we found that the city still looked like much of what you see here. There were still masses of rubble left over from the WWII bombings that had never been cleaned up. I remember that all construction and infrastructure maintenance projects in the Western part of Germany ceased at that time so that money and labor were reassigned to cleanup the mess that was left in the Eastern part of the country.

@DG-lo4nz

4 ай бұрын

Lies!

Thank you for an amazing documentary!

Fascinating photography. Thanks

I'm sure my dear Mother and Father would have been transfixed by this narration. My father went to England from Canada near the beginning, when he met and married my mother. My two elder sisters were born in England during the war.

@pinkiesue849

20 күн бұрын

I am glad you got to see this.

Man, those Germans are actually invincible. They will always survive and prosper. When I was in Germany in 1965 the country was in the active process of recovery and had an incredible prosperity. The Germans were different from other Europeans and were very industrious. It was interesting to watch them go about their business. In no way did they give evidence of resentment of Americans. They were very honest about their wartime service. It was obvious that Americans were holding the whole place together. I loved my experience there and always look forward to going back. It's a great country with great people.

@mongo2022

4 ай бұрын

Bueno, pues ahora se convirtieron en los lacayos europeos de los USA, apenas detrás de los británicos.

@Daculaboy

Ай бұрын

​@@mongo2022 yeah and that's why every time the Americans try to walk away from NATO Germany and the UK cry about needing America. Hell the British rely on America so much they decided to disband most of their military.😂

War IS hell.

These films are excellent. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing …….The Greatest Generation may they RIP ! Freedom is not Free !

Love the GI smoking in a haystack at 5:58

Very good documentary. Extremely informative and eye-opening.

Excellent Presentation Thankyou

Did u know this was filmed by special film project 816

I don't agree with censorship on historical film documentation, they full horror should be shown however awful it is. Only way to educate people. Harsh though it may be.

Excellent footage and narration

Truly fascinating.

So much tragedy and agony. I visited Germany in the 70's as a teen. They were lovely, cultured and more civilized than us Americans. I care about Germans deeply. Crazy that Germany and Japan were so brutal and maniacal in war.

Blurring the footage of the dead bodies does no one any good. And is a testimony to the moral weakness of KZread staff and their infantile "community guidelines". These images need to be seen.

@marioborkowski5894

16 күн бұрын

It's You tube policy, not the poster..Sucks

@tooterooterville

14 күн бұрын

@@marioborkowski5894 Obviously!

The censorship of this documentary is very unfortunate.

@skyedog24

6 ай бұрын

Yes I am old enough I have seen all of the footage from world war II and I have heard the war correspondents talk in the footage. I have never heard any commentary like this one.

@stephenludlum9746

5 ай бұрын

This was not censored, that was the rule they had when filming it. They were to show no dead bodies.

@miketackabery7521

4 ай бұрын

​@@stephenludlum9746oh no. The blurring is done and/or ordered by KZread. KZread doesn't like the truth. It wants to spare our delicate sensibilities.

@rd264

3 ай бұрын

its not "unfortunate" ------------> it is CENSORSHIP

Just an amazing document of a mad time.

I remember slogging in a spiral when my outfit entered the Ruhr. The three hundred thousand Germans that surrendered were being driven out in trucks; raising clouds of dust we had do walk in. Most of them were still armed. The damn Germans were making fun of us as we swallowed their dust! (5th Inf, Div.)

@landonlacy1954

6 ай бұрын

Most of the Germans that surrendered were still armed?

AT THE END OF THE WAR THERE WAS NO FOOD LEFT.

man was this good so much of that meeting I had not seen b 4, thank you & thank you GS! & team now I want to watch SHANE AGAIN

Excellent footage, unfortunately i had to give it a thumbs down due to blurred footage.

It is sad humans never learn.

Typical that all the commercials during these documentaries are all fighting games.

I've been to Torgau on the anniversary of the meeting. Impressive.

And after all that sacrifice, Europe and to a great extent America as well, is keeling over to a new invader almost without a fight. I'm African but it bleeds my heart to see what is happening to the western world. Your forefathers truly died in vain, and may God have mercy on your souls.

@williamhiles7404

2 ай бұрын

I agree, and I consider all of them to be corrupt lying evil cowards. My uncles seemed to have fought for nothing if that's the way its gonna turn out. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

Thank you for sharing this with us, such a new take on the war. Can I ask though why they have to mention special film crew 186 so often?

These are wonderful color shots

Fascinating!

Well done thank you

There is nothing like old school film. Beautiful!

@margaretkeogh1872

3 ай бұрын

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A Great produced video ~n excellent BUT WHAT WITH BLURRING out of fallen / dead.. For goodness sake this was war and it should NEVER be be forgotten ~ grimaces and horrors!

Thank you

Great video

Historical authenticity, context, or other auspices should permit every frame to be viewable in it’s entirety.

Sorry I was late. Great program!

Chilling, revelatory and breathtaking in equal measure. It's a wow out of ten tbqfhwy.

Thank you for this poignant video.The first time I have seen WWll end days portrayed ,great work!

It’s a shame that certain hard-to-view portions of the documentary have been blurred out (censored) by KZread. Only by being confronted by the full reality can future atrocities be avoided. Why not give viewers the choice of viewing sensitive material???

@mjfan653

3 ай бұрын

Believe me, the kids are watching enough brazilian beheadings and shootings online. Sadly it does not prevent these things, rather desensitizes people to it. In that sense, its better to save those views for the rare occasion, so that they dont lose their shock. Otherwise we become used to it, and accepting of it. The russians in bucha likely had a lot of violence back home, so the front and the civilians were just new playthings and now they had rifles. While western forces try to save casualties because they still have humanity on their side.

My Grandpa said they shot everything. A couple times a German would pretend to surrender and then kill a couple guys. After this happened a couple times they shot everyone. He said they were 15-18 year old kids many times. 3rd Infantry Div.

@insideoutsideupsidedown2218

5 ай бұрын

In the 3rd Army was when they went into a town and fighting had ceased, there would the occasionalsniper that would start firing at the US troops. The building would be located by the civilians in the town because if not, the troops would level the city block where the sniper was located.

Interesting capture of WWII events in color.

yes ,excellent

always makes me wonder. what did the germans think they were gonna get? a 3 room suite at the local spa with massages at 1 and drinks at 3? yes. camp was hell but at least they werent being gassed or shot.

Why is this video censored? I saw most of this uncensored in the 1960's. Are we slipping into some sort bureaucratic mind control? 🤨

@user-is7xs1mr9y

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. Google and KZread have become the engine of the censorship machine.

Prachtige documentaire in kleur over een periode die we hopelijk nooit moeten meemaken

Why some pictures have been censored ? why truth can't be shown ? how strange...

Excellent footage. I wonder whether the blurring of scenes of corpses was done by the original TV broadcast of Stevens' footage, or by KZread. Probably the latter. Whoever it was is basically vandalizing a historic document and also insulting the intelligence and maturity of the viewer. For crying out loud, we're not children.

@miketackabery7521

4 ай бұрын

KZread orders it or it will take the video down.

@Anarchy303

4 ай бұрын

It's KZread. They're very sensitive to reality

Amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Brilliant footage. Never seen before in my 40 years of WW2 interest. But why blurring footage of gruesome images? It only shows the real horror of war...

@stephenludlum9746

4 ай бұрын

Anyone can search hundreds of websites that will show dead bodies from all the wars uncensored. So what are people complaining about. If kids want to see the truth they should have enough brains to search other websites that show everything.