I was brought to tears as i saw that huge row of boxes full of multiple people. I hope to God that we never have this happen again on this scale.

@deeem2628

22 күн бұрын

Are you blind and ignorant to the genocide of women and children in Gaza?

@dsloop3907

5 сағат бұрын

Look to the war in Ukraine.

Here in North America, we have missing as well, but the scale in Russia is unfathomable....if they find 100 lost soldiers a day, 365 days a year, it will take 100 years to bring them all home. Another great video, much appreciated.

@Russian382

3 ай бұрын

Nazi Germany gone, USSR gone, all these young men fighting for 2 no longer exist country

@user-qt1cp1be3u

3 ай бұрын

@@Russian382 There is no Soviet Union, but for now there is a world created with significant participation in the Soviet Union.

@asdf9890

3 ай бұрын

@@Russian382that wasn’t the point of the war. They aren’t sports teams.

@asdf9890

3 ай бұрын

We really are sheltered from the hard first, or even second experience of war in a home country here in the US. Our 1860s civil war was the last time, and that’s far removed from today.

@Crashed131963

3 ай бұрын

@@asdf9890 The point of the war was Russia was fighting off a invasion by a foreign country . Sad that now Russia is the invader now .

Deep respect for these people and this Russia, says the son of a Wehrmacht member who survived the attack on Russia. It brings tears to my eyes when I see these pictures and that my father was allowed to come home. Big thanks to this Russia that not only knows the language of war.

@ludekaschenbrenner8025

3 ай бұрын

My grandfather did not return from the German concentration camp and yet I thank you for what you wrote. In this crazy time, that terrible history needs to be remembered so that it doesn't happen again. Unfortunately, many people don't want to see it.

@myhonorwasloyalty

2 ай бұрын

@@ludekaschenbrenner8025never hapened😂

@ganskotovich2059

Ай бұрын

Можем выпить с тобой водки

@ganskotovich2059

Ай бұрын

Мой дед прошёл 2 войны с 1939-1945, начиная с Финляндии и вернулся домой

Man, I am sorry for your loss. Just when I thought how good it is that this war is long over, your remark about Deniz and him dying in the Ukraine reminded me that this stupidity will never be over as long as old men are able to send young men to die.

@iFortold

3 ай бұрын

Denis went to kill innocent people in Ukraine... Denis chose to be a war criminal

@tomlarsen5197

3 ай бұрын

》》Just today this old man in ruzzia will be "reelected" - you can congratulate him thought the votes have not been "counted".....madness continues and ruzzia continues to export death and terror......

@jameslynch7826

3 ай бұрын

Old men are not sending Ukrainians to die, they are responding to the invasion by Russia of their homeland. It’s an insult to the fallen and wounded of Ukraine to fake news their sacrifices and losses into some conspiracy theory.

@RifkiSuhada-fl9ko

2 ай бұрын

Irish proverb: if 2 neighbors fight then the guest is England. but I made a mistake, the guests were England and USA

@facthub9964

2 ай бұрын

​@@RifkiSuhada-fl9koUS is permanent guest

Vielen Dank an die jungen Russen für Ihre wertvolle Arbeit! Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland ❤️

@matheit7883

3 ай бұрын

Greeting from Germany...thank you my Russia Friends...

@panzergren9255

3 ай бұрын

Was für eine wertvolle Arbeit?

@thomasschultz2669

3 ай бұрын

@@panzergren9255 Schicksale von Soldaten aufklären und für eine würdevolle Bestattung sorgen zum Beispiel!

@panzergren9255

3 ай бұрын

@@thomasschultz2669 Also ich hab nur gesehen das drei tote Deutsche in einen Sackgesteckt wurden. Bei den Toten Russen wurde schön die dazu gehörige plane ausgelegt, um zu sehen welche teilen fehlen.

@marcelfreymuth5462

2 ай бұрын

Das sind die erschreckende Bilder der Vergangenheit 😢😢😢😢🫡🫡

My grand uncle is still MIA. His last sign of life was when he was stationed by the Seelow hights. He was drawn from a Unterführerschule to defend them. Thank you for your work. 6:58 Thats crazy man... Bones of soldiers being dug up while digging trenches in Ukraine. And soldiers are dying in the very same place a few decades later. Just madness.

@wanderingwarrior5626

3 ай бұрын

Ruling class purposely created madness for their pleasure. Been going on for centuries because the masses support it, participate in it. No soldiers, no wars!

@stro382

3 ай бұрын

It's heartbreaking madness for sure. Sorry for the loss of your grand uncle.

@markwilliams7712

3 ай бұрын

That's why that are is called "the bloodlands". So many armies have fought back and forth across that land over the millennia. So much death and pain.

@oceanhome2023

3 ай бұрын

Bloodlands that really describes it ! It must be the most blood soaked land ever ! As the slaughter continues in the Ukraine to this day !

@midnightrider4066

3 ай бұрын

@@oceanhome2023 I'd say Flanders is worse,the English french and German have fought so many times back and forwards

В моей семье погибли 3 человека. Место захоронения одного известно, но где-то далеко вот также лежат в земле 2 моих прадедушки. Боже, как же хочется, что бы и они обрели место к которому можно приехать и просто поплакать. Спасибо вам ребята за ваше доброе дело!

@lelinh224

2 ай бұрын

Bạn sinh ra trong 1 gia đình XÔ VIẾT anh hùng truyền thống cách mạng. hãy tự hào vì điều đó

It's closure for the families of the identified soldiers . It nice to see after 70 years people care enough to find these soldiers .

@CruzSanchezRipa

Ай бұрын

And perhaps a bit of hope for those who haven't a clue of where his family member is. Is it possible that among theses heaps of unidentified skeletons may rest the bones of their relative?

I have once volunteered for a similar job in the Republic of Karelia in Russia, and my experiences with Russian searchers have been very positive. They have a lot of young volunteer searchers and they did very heavy and precise work. We Finns had a very smooth cooperation with them. The goal was and is common, i.e. to find as many soldiers left in the field as possible to be buried in the cemetery of each home country.

@tasmaniandevil8199

Ай бұрын

Да уж. Волонтеры как на пляж пришли могли бы поприличнее одеться. Праздник устроили какой-то . а ведь это извлечение погибших воинов

This is an updated and improved version of my classic video "The Stalingrad Digging Camp", with better footage and information about the identities of the bodies shown in the video. To answer a recurring question, the Germans are reburied in Stalingrad, in a cemetery just across the street from the Russians: kzread.info/dash/bejne/faGV2ruDfbaqf6g.html

@Mike.The.Jeweler

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the updates!

@bleedcubieblue

3 ай бұрын

Who recover the American bodies

@michaelkyriacou7026

3 ай бұрын

Thanks again for all your time and effort!! I havent watched a video of yours that I didn't find moving and touching !! What i find most moving though is your respect for the dead and the living!! Much respect to you,looking forward to your next video,all the best!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

@CrocodileTear

3 ай бұрын

A part of the US army called DPAA, but compared to the Soviet Union, they have almost no missing.

@gigio_west

3 ай бұрын

Acho esse trabalho incrível. É de uma importância enorme aos soldados russos caídos em combate. E devolver seus restos mortais aos seus familiares sempre que for possível a identificação. E o respeito que a aos seus compatriotas mortos. Parabéns aos srs. E suas.

Vielen Dank für Eure Arbeit, und das ihr mit Respekt und Würde jeden Soldaten gleich behandelt. With Love from Germany to Russia. 🇷🇺 🇩🇪

@panzergren9255

3 ай бұрын

Also ich habe nicht gesehen was mit den Deutschen Soldaten passiert ist?!

@harzkind1895

3 ай бұрын

@@panzergren9255 Es gibt mehrere Videos von denen. Auf einem sieht man wie die Gebeine, Helme Ausrüstungsgegenstände etc. auf einem deutschen Soldatenfriedhof beigesetzt werden. Identifizierte bekommen ein Kreuz mit Namen, unbekannte kommen auf ein anonymes Gräberfeld. Marken werden an das rote Kreuz übergeben damit Angehörige wissen wo die Soldaten bestattet sind und das DRK die Namen aus den Vermisstenlisten streichen kann.

@MM261.11

3 ай бұрын

@@panzergren9255 was bist du den für ein Depp. Zuviel Mainstream oder was . Einfach peinlich 🐑🐑🐑🐑 Was denkst du wo die Spenden für die Kriegsgräberfürsorge hingehen.

@BruenetteTodette

2 ай бұрын

​@@harzkind1895beim roten Kreuz kann man aber nicht einfach anrufen und nach Vermissen fragen. Gibt es bei den von Ihnen genannten Videos Links, um an die richtigen Stellen zu gelangen? Der Bruder meiner Großmutter liegt auch irgendwo dort. Es wäre schön zu wissen, ob er nicht doch evtl. gefunden und nach Hause gebracht wurde. Illusion, bei der Vielzahl der Vermissten, aber nicht ausgeschlossen, dank dieser Arbeit.

@iamconsumerrr

2 ай бұрын

Русский полководец Суворов сказал однажды: «Война не закончена до тех пор, пока не похоронен последний солдат..»

Many tears of sorrow for the lost. Many thanks for all of your efforts at bringing home and remembering them. Love from Alabama. We HAVE to stop these wars.

@timsparks1858

3 ай бұрын

Till Jesus Comes again you will ALWAYS have them. Mathew 24:6 "Peace Treaties and the UN" won't Make them go away.

Thank you for your service… Gruß aus Deutschland

@user-ho8tz9ty5l

2 ай бұрын

Пожалуйста.Скоро к вам опять приедем на танках.Забирайте к себе свои ржавые Леопарды и мертвых украинцев.

Vielen Dank für eure traurige Arbeit. Wir müssen verhindern das sich so etwas wiederholt. Wir kämpfen in Deutschland dagegen.

@GruenerGummistiefel

3 ай бұрын

Die Russische Kriegsmaschine laeuft schon lange . Hat sich nichts geaendert . Leider .

Hey my Russian friends. I'm a British man and I find it tragic that somehow we a being manipulated by our respective governments to dislike each other. I've been lucky to travel over the years and have found profound commonality in the working people of every culture that I've encountered. We all value our families and basic freedoms. We are all very similar. Believe in a universal humanity and refuse to harm others. One love and Peace to you all.

@Ghostface0911

3 ай бұрын

im british too and i cant agree more with you.

@StuartWhelan-up8vs

3 ай бұрын

​@@Ghostface0911lm British too Carlisle Cumbria and your absolutely right ✅

@jamirbingham4101

3 ай бұрын

lol you won’t be saying that when nato and Russia goes to war clown

@gusholliday8198

3 ай бұрын

Me too, governments suck!

@Frozenduckling

3 ай бұрын

I’m German. I don’t like anything about Russian history or Stalin but I don’t hate Russian people. They are doing good with their lgbt laws. But the current regime is still sending mass casualties into cannon fodder like they did with ww2.

Vielen Dank für ihre wertvolle Arbeit

I have been following you for a long time. You have my respect for what you do.

I'm so sorry for the loss of your friend. They are very young and do not deserve to leave so early in life. The very fact they are helping to find lost people mostly near their own age from another horrible event says how futile and evil war really is. Very important video but sad and painful on this outcome and what is happening not so far away......Do we ever learn.

Es tut mir sehr leid für deinen Freund! Wir haben aus den Kriegen nichts gelernt!😥

RIP Deniz. war is hell

@CarlosSilva-nk7hi

2 ай бұрын

Deniz foi pra vala slava ukraine

@UpRisingDown

2 ай бұрын

Maybe he wasnt sent to war but instead joined the war. Im careful about saying rip. Rip to the ppl he might have killed.

@davejohnson9277

Ай бұрын

The similarities between Putin and Stalin are fascinating. In this day and age the indifference shown towards human life by Putin is unfathomable.

@mjv8883

16 күн бұрын

​@@davejohnson9277​So what's the similarity? Stalin was a Georgian, shot and impressed dozens of Russians. Ukraine is the homeland for every Russian, and drug addicts and Nazis should not be allowed to walk on the bones of their ancestors, especially you.

Sorry about your friend Deniz, Jean-Loup. Thanks for sharing with us.

So sorry for your unnecessary loss. Rip Deniz. You guys are doing a great job finding lost loved ones. STOP THE SLAUGHTER.

مساكين الجنود الفقراء ...تحية وتقدير لكلم من العراق❤

@ganskotovich2059

Ай бұрын

Привет из России

@user-lt8oo9fz7o

Ай бұрын

@@ganskotovich2059 وكذلك تحية لك🙌👍 ولكل شعب روسيا و للقائد ألشجاع ألشهم فلاديمر بوتين ألبطل 💪✊👊✌💪✌ من ألعراق

This is Very touching. As an American I hate war. I wish we could all Live in peace and love one another. My Father was drafted in to vietnam. and i remember him saying. I didn't want to go, I had nothing aginst these people I didn't want to kill them. He loved a lot of them he met. I do understand there is a time for it. but should always be a last resort to pure Evil. what you have done for these fallen soldiers is wonderful, bringing home who you could. Amazing , thank you.

@fish_n_cake3666

3 ай бұрын

What kind of america who hate war? You joking right?

@MrJimi777

3 ай бұрын

@@fish_n_cake3666 Belive it or not MOST Americans don't want war. And Most Americans don't want to be in Other countrys we have No Buissness in. Goverments want that. not most people. I'm An American i personaly wish there was never another war and that all people Lived, loved and prospered. I've worked in companys or delt with people from all over the world. russia, Iran, Iraq, sweden, japan, columbia, bosniea, mexico, Africa and so on. I think most were Great people, and I have no problum with them no mater were there from. Who in there right mind would want War. Unless its to stop pure evil and it sould always be a last resort.

@user-mf5pc1xo9f

3 ай бұрын

MrJimi, your votes and taxes have brought misery, looting, destruction, murder, yo countless millions. All your wealth is looted.

@abdussomad7804

2 ай бұрын

America dalangnaya kehancuran sebuah negara

@JohnKimber-tq8yk

Ай бұрын

Not when fighting for Jews killing Europeans

It's unbelievable how many people were killed in the battle of Stalingrad! And it was just one Battle! The Russians lost more people than all the allies combined!!

@mrobocop1666

2 ай бұрын

The most were civilians died from war, German cruelty, from hunger, in German concentration camps or slavery. Everyone know the Holocaust, but have no clue about 20 million Soviet, 5 million Polish and 2 million Yugoslav civilians, Slavs who had the same fate as 6 millions Jews. But even only battle casualties amd scales dwarfed anything happened nit only Western front, but anytime in history. Catastrophic demographic consequences are still have bad impacts on Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Belarus (each 3rd Belarusian was killed unbelievable)

@lelinh224

2 ай бұрын

Đúng vậy. Nước NGA vĩ đại và anh hùng. Tôi yêu LIÊN XÔ trước đây và là nước NGA bây giờ rất cảm ơn. Tôi đến từ VIỆT NAM

@myhonorwasloyalty

2 ай бұрын

@@mrobocop1666lies😂😂

@myhonorwasloyalty

2 ай бұрын

@@mrobocop1666all propaganda😂

@myhonorwasloyalty

2 ай бұрын

@@lelinh224cope

Thank you all for the time taken with this. Always someone's father, son, uncle, brother.....friend.

At 1,000 sets of remains recovered every year, it will take another 1,000 years to recover all those who are missing from WW2. The interesting part is that they also recover the German remains and treat them with respect as well, and return them to Germany.

@hansmoss7395

3 ай бұрын

They are not brought to Germany. A German war graves organization that takes care of war graves in 112 countries has build several very large cemeteries where these remains are buried in the former Soviet Union.

I am overwhelmed by the respect, hard work and care you all possess. Actually doing something for both Russian and German soldiers, so long ago, but now not forgotten. I am also sorry to hear of one of your group was killed in Ukraine. Understand some others in your group also in the Ukraine. My prayers of blessings to you all. 🇷🇺🇩🇪🇦🇺🌏

Wow, one thumb up isn't a high enough rating! Nicely done, it is indeed a pleasure to see that some nation's youth are still willing to offer their time for a truly noble cause. These actions define you as good citizens of your country.

Thank you for what your doing. Y’all are giving some families closer. Y’all are also burying soldiers amongst their friends. Sorry for the loss of your friend. Much love and respect from America

Thank you Jean Loup, just another sobering reminder of the cost of war. Some of these soldiers hadn’t had a chance to live. So sad and tragic.

Ihr leistet eine wahrlich ehrbare Arbeit! Danke im Namen vieler Hinterbliebener sowohl in Russland und auch in Deutschland und Österreich!

Respect for you guys and gals doing this sacred work. And respect to all those who fought and died on these fields. ✊🏻

Really sorry to hear about someone you knew passing away. Regardless of the side they were fighting on. War is always cruel

I love this video, made me have tears in my eyes. Im from Yugoslavia & we have the same struggles. This type of slaughter on young men needs to stop. R.I.P Deniz, he had a lot of life to live & it was stolen from him by someone who wont send its own family to die. Hooora

@CrocodileTear

3 ай бұрын

Hvala brat 😉

My grandfather’s biological dad was killed in Stalingrad Karl Donhauser. Stabsgefreiter 5th mountain division later reassigned to gebirgsjager unit sent to southern Russia during case blue.

@user-cx6du1vr2g

3 ай бұрын

Что за "синее дело"?

@Einsatzoak

3 ай бұрын

@@user-cx6du1vr2gfall Blau in German case blue in English is the name of the operation to seize the oil fields in southern Russia/ Baku Azerbaijan

@user-cx6du1vr2g

3 ай бұрын

@@Einsatzoak Ааа....Понял...То, написано "Case blue", "голубое дело", прямой русский перевод, по нашему бы звучало ...Неясно было...Привет из Сталинграда\Волгограда.

@user-jy6cd6gd6i

3 ай бұрын

Операция блау проходила и через Воронеж. Я с Воронежа занимался изучением этого периода.

@Denis_ele

11 күн бұрын

Das Schönste, was ein Mensch hinterlassen kann, ist ein Lächeln im Gesicht derjenigen, die an ihn denken. Unser Mitgefühl gehört den Angehörigen. Fam. Xaver und Karin Schindler ? 16. Juli 1930, oder? Ich habe im Internet nach Karl Donhauser gesucht, aber es gibt keine Informationen

Much respect to you and all those who continue to bring these soldiers home.

Such a great show of civic responsibility, deep respect for the fallen. All very noble.

For my family, this was our Civil War: brother against brother. Stalingrad was the worst chapter of our story. I know the names of so many men buried in that earth. I was looking for those names as you pulled them up, but I was afraid to see them at the same time. I've watched your other digs, but this one was emotional for me. You might dig in that ground for decades and still not find them. But at least they aren't forgotten. Thank you.

I have the highest regard and full respect for your work. Greetings from Germany and my heartfelt condolences for your fallen comrades and every soldier Rest in peace.

once again some extraordinary content! thank you for the updated version of that video jean-loup! 🤝👍

Much respect to your recovery group. Thank you for the reinterment of the Forgotten soldiers. Giving each one a new remembrance. And glad I could see parts of the ceremony. Watching from near St. Louis Missouri USA

Thank you for your effort to find and identify very many of those long missing remains of Soldiers of both sides. This is so sad!, Greetings from Germany

Huge respect to these young volunteers who tirelessly working under those conditions

Gute Arbeit.... es sind noch so viele 🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖😢 harte Arbeit was ihr da leistet großen Respekt dafür 💪 bringt sie Heim

I was just thinking how young so many of these volunteers were/are...only to see that one of them was killed in the Ukraine....so terribly sad...really sad..

@scotland638

2 ай бұрын

I feel sad for the people of Ukraine. Not the invaders.

@AA-pk6fo

8 күн бұрын

@@scotland638 so with your logic, you don't give a shit about the german soliders who remains they are uncovering right. ....

it's impossible to comprehend the scale of death that came from WW2...this video helps a little untill you realize 8.6 million soviet soldiers died during WW2... Fantastic video and the work you guys did here for the families is amazing. It's just so depressing that humanity has learnt nothing from WW2 and we are now again on the cusp of another world war...let us pray we do not repeat the same mistake again because another world war would with the weapons we have today would be 100x more catastrophic then the last world war.

This was impressive. A big thank you goes out to all of the digger crew and experts involved int this honorable project! May all find peace. Ed Lowry

Thank you for your service, Josef Wolf.

I absolutely hate what happened and is happening in that part of the world and the ideologies that feed young men and women into the meat grinder that is war. That being said I have the greatest respect for the individual soldiers doing their duties no matter which side they happen to be on. Thank you for sharing Jean Loup and I pray for Denis and hope the remainder of your friends are able to stay safe.

@az55544

3 ай бұрын

Doing their duty? This is a black and white invasion. Many left. Duty to the machine?

Thank you to you and all those who dedicate themselves to this difficult task. Frank from Germany.

This video is a vivid illustration of the horrors of War. At least these young people died fighting for their respective countries. My late father was in four major WW2 battles in the Pacific Theater, including Okinawa. At the Battle of Leyte he was wounded by shrapnel. He used to repeat over and over that War is Hell.

The selfless effort that goes into bringing these soldiers home...

Боже мой,какой ужасный "урожай" человеческих костей погибших солдат,сколько снарядов и оружия ещё лежит в нашей земле,и опять всё повторяется!Мой дед тоже пропал безвести под Сталинградом,может и его также найдут поисковики...Спасибо,ребята,за это важное дело.

Rest in Peace Deniz.

@iFortold

3 ай бұрын

Denis went to kill innocent people in Ukraine. RIP? I'm sorry, there shouldn't be any rest for a war criminal!

@kurtmeyer6890

3 ай бұрын

how is deniz

@sprint12polska

3 ай бұрын

Just wondering how many innocent people Deniz killed in Ukraine when he crossed border with his riffle in hand, war is hell but no respect for invaders

@MultiGerel

2 ай бұрын

@@sprint12polskablahblablah do something about it polak, its not like he asked to be there

@chadclay1643

2 ай бұрын

Dude was fighting nazis just like his grandparents

Ich verneige mein Haupt mit tiefem Respekt für diese jungen Leute, die sich die Mühe und Arbeit machen diesen grausamen Krieg nach über 70 Jahren aufzuarbeiten. Ich hoffe inständig das so etwas in Zukunft nie mehr geschehen soll. Dies als Warnung an die jetzige Bundesregierung.

@CrocodileTear

Ай бұрын

Jetzt habe ich auch einige Videos auf Deutsch gemacht: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lIB5rsOyeta0hpc.html

RIP Denis, he seems a guy that has the courage to fight but its unfortunate to find the fate of his ancestors he was digging

@iFortold

3 ай бұрын

Denis went to kill innocent people in Ukraine, there's no courage in that! Denis is literally a war criminal, well, was...

@UpRisingDown

2 ай бұрын

Rip to the ppl he might have killed. Maybe he wasnt sent to war but joined it by his free will.

@scotland638

2 ай бұрын

A guy who was stupid enough to go fight in a foreign land and die for Tsar Putin.

@jurekchorazyk1541

Ай бұрын

Kazdy ruski jest dobry ale jak lezy dwa metry pod ziemia!

That was a very sad but fascinating video. Thank you for finding these lost soldiers and so very sorry about your friend ❤❤❤❤

you make perfect documetary quality videos, they realy hit close to home. And you show the horrors of war perfectly... its just so sab so many soldiers and civilians are still in fields and unknown graves.. greetings from belgium my grandfather from mothers side was a drafted worker who managed to escape. he was hidden in germany and france till the war ended. thanks to the goodwill of german and french people! he managed to survive and lived to tell his tale to his children. sadly he died in 1989 (only one month afther i was born) due to cancer...

Seems like a lovely place to vacation, and a horrible place to fight. Flat endless plains, scorching hot in summer, freezing cold in winter.

And yet, war goes on, new young men are falling, once again soldiers are missing in action, once again fathers, mothers and families will never know where their sons have died. Why is it, that we learn nothing, even when the past stares us right in the eyes?

Thank you for the update!

my grad grand father was part of Zhukovs Belorussian army and died during the Minsk operation, but his body was never recovered. may he rest in peace. I hope this kind of work will put some families minds at rest after all these years.

respect for all these young people working so diligently to find those lost soldiers. I hope there is closure here for those families.

Thank you for the video, and I’m sorry for the death of your friend. War is a terrible thing.

R. I. P. young boys thanks to your sacrifice I could have been born in peace.

@Atom_gun

3 ай бұрын

Right now their grandsons are dying

Thanks for sharing this experience with us.

Кости давно умерших солдат и этих живых, прекрасных молодых людей вместе олицетворяют продолжающуюся бессмысленность войны. Плоть и кровь настоящего и того, что есть, и кости и фрагменты того, что было и будет еще впереди.

@michaelram3411

3 ай бұрын

If it hadn't been for the usa and britain,you russians and other soviet peoples would have been speaking german today

@user-il7kj6fk1n

3 ай бұрын

​@@michaelram3411когда мы перемалывали немцев под Сталинградом, британцы погибали в Африке от армии Роммеля. Бомбардировка американцами Дрездена и других городов с мирными жителями ничем не отличается от нацистских методов. Так чем вы гордитесь? Кстати зашли в Берлин и вынудили Гитлера пустить себе пулю в висок именно русские.

Thank you for making this video. Thank you for uploading.

I am pretty clinical about historic archaeological digs and am usually facinated by what can be told by bones alone. These videos turn my facination to disgust and sorrow. Perhaps it is the relative closeness in time. More likely it is the undisguised waste of war that sickens me. Plague pits from London stir littlein me. But I cry for these boys and men so far from home whose family's only certain knowledge is that they didn't come home. That so many weren't able to be identified and returned to their families compounds the sorrow. The ultimate wound is the horrible, cyclical nature of war. That one year a bright young man may be digging for others to be returned home, the next that youthful energy is extinguished and he is being returned home (hopefully) as his literal comrades, distanced only by time, should have been. I find a fragment of hope for the future of these young people as they have learned what war truly looks like without having to endure the hardships (most of them anyway). This knowledge can never be taken from them. No bullets can kill these truths. No darkness can ever hide them. And no amount of beautiful words can ever sweeten them. My gratitude for the continued work you and all those who search for the lost do, so they may be returned home with the honor they have been denied for too long. My sympathies to you and your comrades, of all nationalities, for the many sacrifices you have made. And hope no more of your family will have to endure the failure of history to end war for all time.

@carmelbenitez1511

Ай бұрын

Hermosas palabras..conmueve tu manera de discernir valorar honrar y el mensaje de tus palabras 👏👏👏🇵🇾

@user-ip8rn6wl3j

Ай бұрын

Спасибо за Ваше понимание, миролюбие и интеллектуальность Ваших чувств! ❤

@coreychipman

27 күн бұрын

I would like us all to work togther to end this. I am retired soldier in school for Archaeology. The young men, women and boys didn't have a choice to fight or not. They all deserve respect. Forever.

@debil477

26 күн бұрын

Nie ma tu czego ani kogo żałować. Ot poprostu dwóch bandytów napadło na siebie. I tyle.

Wielki szacunek za Wasze pracę- dziękuję bardzo. Serdeczności życzę.

❤ Danke!

Ihr macht eine wichtige Arbeit. Die Menschen der Völker verstehen sich und wollen ihr Leben genießen. Nur einige wenige stacheln sie gegeneinander auf..

RIP Deniz, I remember the original video where you were all having so much fun. I never thought about the new war and how it would affect them until now

@AzzdineHammou

3 ай бұрын

❤❤Nous apprenons à connaître

DANKE für eure Arbeit. Mein Opa wurde durch Menschen wie euch gefunden!

very important films to be seen to understand the scope of one battle

I love your channel and the history and look forward to new ones coming out so sorry to hear about this young man feel sorry for him and his family sending prayers and condolences from the U.S.A

Героев, отдавших свои жизни ради защиты своей страны, следует помнить вечно. НИКТО НЕ ЗАБЫТ. НИЧТО НЕ ЗАБЫТО.

Of all the youtube videos ive seen today, this one stands out as remarkable! Well done to all in this video, and may the fallen rest in peace

Very sad to see so many troops from both sides remain unidentified.

There are millions of dead body buried underneath Stalingrad, imagine how haunted that city

Merci beaucoup du très beau travail que vous faites.,pour nos anciens.

May their soul are happy and resting in peace.. Thankyou for alll of your hard works soldier to collext all of bones of poor soldiers during war.. Peace and love from Bali Indonesia

Many thanks to everyone involved friends.

I'm so terribly sorry about your friend Deniz, Jean-Loup. Stupid wars...again and again.

Thank you for this document.

Vielen Dank für die aufopferungsvolle Arbeit

Our Comrades finally resting

A truly thought provoking video, which clearly demonstrates the genuine respect , heartfelt love and emotional connection the Russian people have for their forebears and Military personnel, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Great Patriotic War ,fighting to protect the Motherland ... especially poignant with the death of the young lad in service of his Nation fighting against the same twisted ideology... God bless him.

Both of my grandfather survived WW2 and were so affected by it they didn't want to talk about it, one was a gunnery sargeant Canadian army the other was in the Navy.

No this is just so sad one moment he’s digging remains of soldiers died in war and a glimpse of an eye he was the soldier that died in the war himself. My condolences

How unbelievably sad. These soldiers gave the last measure of devotion to their country dumped into an unmarked ditch and forgotten.

ВЕЧНАЯ ПАМЯТЬ ПАВШИМ! СЛАВА БОЙЦАМ РККА И ТРУЖЕННИКАМ ТЫЛА!

@lelinh224

2 ай бұрын

Tôi yêu LIÊN XÔ trước đây .tôi yêu nước NGA bây giờ. Cảm ơn các bạn nhiều tôi đến từ VIỆT NAM

So sorry for the massive Soviet losses. Very sorry for your comrade that was killed in the Ukraine. Maybe he was greeted by some of the soldiers he found on the other side.

@Adorable2854

3 ай бұрын

And German losses

@teedee5978

3 ай бұрын

@@Adorable2854 Those men also. My ancestors fought for Germany in WWI and II. I hope I'll meet them on the other side.

@frederickpile3599

3 ай бұрын

John 14:2-3 nkjv

@haroldfiedler6549

3 ай бұрын

What a clueless comment. Communists are the original atheists back then as they are now.

@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526

3 ай бұрын

for sure they are all in another realm@@teedee5978

Thanks for the upload! Not long ago, I mentioned how a tiny spec of shrapnel could so easily kill a soldier and you replied that you had more videos to upload. Really interesting stuff. Thanks!

@Gr8thxAlot

3 ай бұрын

Shrapnel is scary stuff. Those wounds must have been horrendous.

@mattl3729

3 ай бұрын

It's especially frightening considering that shells burst into literally thousands of such fragments...

I AM SPEECHLESS !!--YOU ALL DO FANTASTIC WORK !!

How young the 'soldiers' where never ceases to shock me.

@aramisortsbottcher8201

3 ай бұрын

Why do you use ' '?

@Wayoutthere

3 ай бұрын

@@aramisortsbottcher8201 At that age (20-25) you are barely an adult, more a young boy.

It’s sad how the dead have been left where they fell and almost forgotten. Thank you again bringing human face to horrific war. Sorry for the loss of your friend. Life too soon taken away. How many hundreds kilometers of foxholes and trenches to search and dig out broken bones and bodies? In Finland are still finding bodies. Most are found and re buried. War between Soviets and Finns ended year earlier then rest of the Europe. There was almost year long war against Germans in Finnish Lapland.

Really made me think, thanks for the video!

I said to myself dont wear that helmet its bad luck man dont do it , im sorry i was right