Silly Girl! Turns in a German Luger to police...Some Russian cop pocketed that thing...

@Jreb1865

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt about that at all.. As soon as people's backs were turned, he and the pistol were gone...Same as here in the US...

When I was about 13 in the 1970s my Nanna had badgered me to help an old fella out called John who lived in a small council bungalow opposite her. He was unable to get to the shops anymore and needed somebody to go for him - half the time it was the bookies LOL. Nice bloke, he'd give me 10p for going for him (you could get a bag of sweets for that then) and I went most days - he loved his woodbine cigarettes, brown ale, bacon, eggs, bread butter and dairymilk chocolate - literally never asked me to buy him anything else. Anyway, few times he got to telling me about his time in the war, how he was a gunner in the Dessert Rats, went right through Africa and even into Germany (think he said Italy too), how once a shell exploded right next to him but the blast went away from him and killed all his mates but left him untouched - wish I could recount all his tales because they were truly incredible, he had a lot of fantastic photos of it all. Anyway, one day when we knew each other a bit better, he goes into his wardrobe and pulls out aa German Luger pistol and a great big fancy knife with a swastika on it - said he'd taken these off a German officer who surrendered to him. He'd married a German woman after the war who he ran a business with, she'd died early. Honestly cant remember when he died or what happened to all that - council probably took it away. I was told it wasnt uncommon to find a rifle or grenade when clearing out some old chaps house who had died in the 60s and 70s. WW2 felt so much closer in the 70s - its rapidly just becoming history now.

@foxxy46213

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah loads of Webley service Revolvers to kicking about too. I used to love talking to old boys from back then an wish I'd paid more attention its lost to time now.

@kennethrobinson9893

2 жыл бұрын

My grandad was a gunner in the desert rats, he saw service in all the places the guy you knew did I wonder if they knew each other

@terrygribb9185

2 жыл бұрын

Great story.

@bor978

2 жыл бұрын

Q

@jatuponpuapang8178

2 жыл бұрын

Aapoaa

I love these videos. The respectful way they handle a soldiers remains is outstanding. I do get a bit on edge watching you dig up old ammo! Lol. Please be safe, and thank you.

The image @2:30 is a Panther tank found at Houffalize, Belgium. It is restored and displayed in the small town of Houffalize in it's full glory. Or at least the best way possible.

Nice video. Good that the families of the soldiers who died and are known, are or will be informed. Its his compilation of 2020 and the dates of the excavations and so are published. So he or she does not claim that the founds where made in 2020. Keep on searching : ). Regards from the Battle of the Bulge area, Belgium.

These are some extraordinary finds, that sealed crate of grenades is a wild find. I would have been hard pressed not to set a few of them off...lol.

@Blagger3000

2 жыл бұрын

Likely to blow yourself up in the process.

@hydro2280

2 жыл бұрын

@@Blagger3000 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

The only thing worse than a computer generated narrator is a computer generated narrator with an accent.

@amdidextrous

3 жыл бұрын

Certainly is, it ruined the video for myself.

@blakkelure

3 жыл бұрын

Painful to listen too.

@specialse

3 жыл бұрын

not computer generated

@djquinn11

3 жыл бұрын

Can’t watch

@lamatrisefontain98

3 жыл бұрын

@@specialse then someone needs some speech therapy.

Wish there was stuff like this to find in America

@billko9201

Ай бұрын

There is, it's all about the Revolutionary and/or Civil Wars. Go to where there was a battle and start searching. Good luck.

pretty cool that they still find those around. u would think with the value of it beeing a collectible, and there beeing more buyers than sellers...

Klasse Video ein Wahnsinn was noch so alles nach 80 Jahren gefunden wird.

I bought a Zundapp in the early 70s but was missing the points system and couldn’t find anything to match up. Ended up scraping it out but now I wish I still had it.

I’m sorry but if I’m cleaning out my families home after they passed and found rare guns that were obviously important to them if they kept it all those years,I’m not gonna take it down to the police station and give it to them. Regardless of them giving a finders fee I can guarantee it wasn’t anywhere close to the actual value of that gun. Plus the chances are the person that took the gun probably kept it for themselves or sold it to a collector.

What a collection of videos. Enjoyed it a lot.

Very interesting. Love your videos. Pity that all these searches are only been done so long after the war. There must be millions of items from WW2 under the ground. How sad war is. May all the soldiers who dies no matter from what side, may they all RIP. Salute and Respect. You tragically died alone but you are not forgotten

Excellent work

I love to go do this only stuff from ww2 near me is an old heavy AA gun site near winterton an Scunthorpe north lincs. Very well preserved supposedly. Been past it for years but never been into it... Got a old cheap ass metal detector one day I will go

thats very interesting, because i also found some great things in the woods from germany and poland, like an old motorcycle from ww2, or some parts from an airplane and other things just left there.

@Staaachuuuu

2 жыл бұрын

You were detecting in Poland?

Absolutely incredible compilation, amazing relics, thank you 👍

Very interesting and informative. with all the specifications of finds and data about there history it's one of the best channels out there. Keep up great work. 👍

Great to c history being saved.

I love your videos, my grand grand father went to w2 and he use to tell me story’s, show me pictures and artifacts that he had now my dad have them in Puerto Rico with he’s American flag❤️❤️ He pass away in 2012 he 100 years old 😞

I have to listen carefully to the narrative but the images are priceless. The Russian people deserve to know the truth about their parents and grandparents war experience...

Back when they built it to last.

CAZ AAA? Straight out of the factory that Henry Ford gave to the Soviet union in the early 1930s. He "sold" the entire Model A Ford plant, to make way for the construction of the ground-breaking 192 V8 Ford.

Bravo.

20:02 говорю как есть, я один из 2 человек нашедших этот пистолет, это было в начале 2020 года. За день до этого мы ездили с классам туда на экскурсию, 25 января мы с другом решиои погулять по Брестской Крепости, и мы захотели пройтись немного другим путём не через Звезну(Главный вход) а по мосту который был почти напротив остановки, потом мы подошли к небольшому полю и постепенно начали подходить к восточному форту, друг позвал меня когда увидел часть этого сигнального пистолета, я тогда был в метрах 20 от него, тогда я думал что он нашол чтото ржавое и неинтерестное, но я решился и подбежал и удеыился, мы стали его вытаскивать и потом засняли видео, правдо со 2 попытки, потому что когда я пытался записать видео первый раз я нажал немного праве кнопки видео, и мы нашли его гдето ближе к двум часам дня . Потом друг взял и отвёз его домой, но перед этим позвонил своей маме и сказал что мы нашли его, а мама друга вызвала милицию, потом как мне он говорил они его почистили и завернули в полотенце это было видно на моменте 20:14, чтобы не оставлять отпечатки пальцев, а то малоли что. Можете верить в эту историю можете нет, но тогда нас в школе ещё пару дней после этого спрашивали как и где мы его нашли, но мы не говорили. Если что я из Бреста, и у меня уже с 10 лет есть некоторые вещички которые я нашол по местам где были какието военные действия без помощи метало искателеи и такой подобной вещи. И да, в данный момент на територии Восточного Форта делают или сделали музей, конкретно какой незнаю, но планирую туда сходить на ввходных, благо они уже скоро.

@rautekworld5351

3 жыл бұрын

Долго печатал?

@PB_Zol

3 жыл бұрын

@@rautekworld5351 15 минут.

@rautekworld5351

3 жыл бұрын

@@PB_Zol нихоена

looks like that boat broke in half on lifting

Fair play to the people of restoration these tanks and find them and find all of are loved and lost ones to

Very cool video...thanks for posting...

Amazing.

The minute I clicked on the video and noticed 5 million ads I decided to turn off. Shame, great content

@rswpt

3 жыл бұрын

search for 'adblock plus' in google, its a browser extension, its free, you wont have to install any program, just add the extension to your browser, you have for firefox, chrome and every other popular browsers, and never see any ads again interrupting your videos

@dragoon3359

3 жыл бұрын

youmute works well

@tracymesser296

2 жыл бұрын

You Tube Premium!

@Metalmania1984

2 жыл бұрын

Scroll to last second, press replay and watch entire video without ads.... thank me later 😉

Thank you for your videos too thank you 😊

That mp40 was like almost new. Bet that guy was gutted

Hi love your vids

Great vid!

They have some films of people in Germany burning piles of WWII German flags, uniforms, helmets, wall eagles and other items after the fall of Germany in 1945. If only they knew how valuable these historical items would become.

Amazing

Really interesting. Well done.

how do I get some of the guns in original state for collecting? don't care if they work wall art?

Thank god..I thought I was having a stroke!!

Schöne Fundstücke.

Super

Great video. Stay safe.

A box full of mg 42's are ya effin kidding me? That's worth $500,000 easy.

The Russian people who toiled hard in the factories that had been moved to the Urals and the Russian soldier who destroyed the mighty German Wehrmacht will never be foregotten

This is incredible.

I bet that grandfather would have been so dissapointed to know that his granddaughter turned over his pistol to the police at 1:02:10.

Сделайте пожалуйста Русские субтитры.

Cuántas toneladas de aviones y barcos y habrá en el pobre mar

I really like your video

Real history as we know things

this is incredable

Have you got any with lost spitfires planes to please

Buenas reliquias , las Alemanas .

One Panther in Australia now as well in Queensland

Still looking for my ju87 stuka. Last seen between leningrad and stalingrad. All help appreciated.

@G53X0Y0Z0

3 жыл бұрын

I found it, but sorry: finders keepers - losers weepers.

Interesting video, but why, oh why the loud music? The narrator's foreign accent is already hard to follow and then there is the distracting music blasting away.

great vids!!! Thank you!! //Lars

Pozdrawiam 🙂👍

Subtitles saved the day. Amazing finds.

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Wow

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This is a war grave and no dive inn the ship aloud and cameras put down to stop divers from taking from the ship

رائع 👍🌷🌹👍

AS NORMAL JUST A LITTLE WOULD BE BETTER BUT THANK FOR SO RICH AND HISTORICAL MAP OF THE GREAT FIGHT THAT TOOK PLACE FROM A SCOTSMAN .

the gold supposed value of 15k dollars is quite funny considering in another 12 months 15k dollars wont get you a bicycle.

History is great but it reminds me of a time when men fought under the guise of glory

Los Lagos y mares han de estar agradecidos por estar sacando esos TESORos y que contaminan los mates y lagos y tierras de sembrar

That boat must be the Russian equivalent to our PT boats

Random Person 4 days ago Love your vids

The mp40 was a smg...

One’ll. The. Pros. Survive

My grandfather get the same medal like the one at 6:15min, it´s for the wounded soldiers! He got the black one for wounded one time, the golden means he was more than 4 times wounded and the fifth had kill him right where you find his medal!

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I think that the jewelry should be returned to the owner and not in the museum and you can find them where it was from wall they were found near a house and with the ww2 the jewelry was deposited behind the house under or near an oak tree tree of the none where it was good luck with your fillem's they are very good i love it

I bought a home and all it’s contents 2 years ago. The previous owner was a US Army doctor who had served in Europe during WW2. One of the items in the home looks exactly like a brass Luftwaffe eagle but there are no markings on it. It’s about 4 feet wide and 1.5 feet tall and weighs about 10 pounds. Anyone know if any Nazi artifacts like this exist?

@ford9339

2 жыл бұрын

They made all kinds of different sizes of eagles. And all kinds of stuff. I collect ww2 German stuff and even though my collection is sad , it means alot to me. So I'll trade you my kidney for the eagle ,

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...nice Intro...

Love your vids

No images ?

I love history but hate war it just show what a waste of life is

Il2s are beasts flying tank cos it was so well armoured rounds just bounced off it

The headline says something about relics from WWII. In fact, something from the First World War also appears. Is it so difficult to write a suitable headline?

@etiennepelser6855

2 жыл бұрын

Also a proper narrator...

I burried all that crap just to mess with ppl

From this history, maybe the world governments will learn that war is an exercise of futility. The cost of war is heavy.

@tracymesser296

2 жыл бұрын

OR NOT!!

Qualité allemande 💪💪

wrong a complete panther tank was found in an old mans (trophy) room in germany.

Holy shit how many ads did you actually put on this

Could you tell me please the name of movie showed from minute 19:52 to 20:01

@PavelAVasilevich

Жыл бұрын

Brest Fortress 2010

Is the nationality of the producers of this video mostly east European? Just curious because of how certain things are worded, I have nothing but respect for the way the remains are handled buy the personal doing the excavation of the fighting positions and the remains found in aircraft as well as track and wheeled vehicles.

@gunnerbhb50

2 жыл бұрын

Even though the soldiers shown doing the excavating are Russian and I'm a retired US Soldier I hold no ill will toward a fellow soldier no matter what our respective governments say about each other, I worked with former Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan and would still be friends if he hadn't died in an airplane crash. Much respect for those that show respect for fellow brothers no matter what side they fought on.

And now all those Soviet tanks have been repurposed in the "special military operation"

Great stuff but the narration has to go just brutal

bonjour je voudrai savoir si vous avec des caque entro merci

😮

She keeps saying these things are completely restored? From what? There is hardly anything left of most of it.

I’m gona get vodka

Lots of money pissed away on war materials.

jeez there's enough stuff ti start WW2 all over again , not that surprising really the amount of stuff made in that war , aye !

Christmas music?

@georgespillers8273

3 жыл бұрын

kopp no

@foxxy46213

2 жыл бұрын

Not just me that thought that too