I rarely watch my completed work again.. but this prog is a bit special to me. I shot all the "now footages" as well as producing and narrating.. and it was humbling to walk those beaches and locations, La Cambe and the American cemetery are particularly moving. This month is the 80th anniversary of the turning point on the Western front and as I write these words, the very last few real survivors are in transit to honor their lost comrades, allies and friends. As their voices fade in real life, I feel a value to my work for future generations. "LEST WE FORGET".

@Crashed131963

Ай бұрын

That is cool . 🙂

@ChuckHahn-mb2gp

Ай бұрын

Whatever you document DO NOT EVER BLURR images to soften it for the PC feelings. It needs to be SEEN in all its horror to burn in the images of reality maybe then they will learn that ears are the worst thing humanity can bring upon itself.

@CRSolarice

Ай бұрын

13:34 Oh, so Churchill directed the United States to build him LSTs, did he? That is ridiculous on its face and this author has some nerve, in fact I might call him an f'ing idiot. Churchill was a slobbering drunk and had about as much military skill as he did social skill, which was just about zero. I say one more jackass statement like that and you get a thumb down, to be certain.

@CRSolarice

Ай бұрын

13:34 ...well at least you could get your facts coordinated. Churchill had nothing to do with the US producing LSTs and as far as I'm concerned the statement that you made at this timestamp was about as lame as a history rewriting slouch can be. I despise people who attempt to rewrite history or even worse take credit for those things that they had absolutely nothing to do with. What you've said here is a clumsily disguised and scummy attempt at drumming up unearned credit for something that Churchill had no involvement in. Such a typical British history revisionist. If you want LST's, go ahead and build them yourselves but don't claim that you were instrumental in making the US build them for you. We don't take orders from the crown and you don't get to claim credit for something that your country had nothing to do with. How incredibly offensive and obnoxious of you.

@patcullen9304

Ай бұрын

Lest we forget 🙏🙏🙏🔥

2:23 Lovely to see film of Churchill smiling and enjoying a pint of Guinness. The poor guy had the weight of a world war on his shoulders.

Love you BEST DOCUMENTARY ❤❤ Big fan of Douglas MacArthur 🇭🇲🇬🇧🇭🇲

At this time, I would like to remember one American Soldier who was killed on a Normandy Beach (Probably on "Bloody Omaha".) His name was Donald Redmond, and he died on June 9th, 1944 (on D-Day Plus 3). He was 21 years old. Donald was my Cousin's Brother-in-law. That's really all I know of him. Almost ten years to the day later, on June 8th, 1954 -- I made my Debut into the World. Donald Redmond -- Rest In Peace.

6/6/24 - 6/6/44.. Eightieth anniversary.. LEST WE FORGET. The last few remaining vets are in transit to the region as I write...

This is one of the best documentaries I have ever watched regarding the World War II, you have done a remarkable job, you should be very proud. Well done!

@LDWARSTORIES

29 күн бұрын

Thanks for that Phil... it is one ep out of a 24 part series.. I believe Best Documentary are publishing the entire series shortly so poss subscribe. Slanche... Liam Dale

"We were just Americans who did what we were asked to do", Nick Kastrantas 82nd Airborne Cartographer of Normandy who completed 5 airborne assaults without a casualty. His luck was based on his deep faith in God, St. Gerasimo's locket, and the plywood map in his backpack that caught some shrapnel. His artwork lives on at St. George Greek Orthodox Church, many Detroit restaurants including Leo's Coney Islands, Greek Islands, Athens Souvlaki and Fishbones.

@chanhtreykeo6801

27 күн бұрын

I am gratitude for these soldiers who sacrificed their lives for us.

Tant de vie brisé..quel gâchis. !!😢

my dad parachuted into Sicely ''Operation Husky' 82nd Airborne

This one was done pretty well and has video - but recommend TimeGhost's hour by hour coverage of D Day for a "more complete" picture of how this unfolded.

I always find it amazing how a handful of men led an entire country down the path of destruction. After 6 years, 60 million people dead and Europe in ruins. Remember that you can ignore politics, but politics won't ignore you.

@rbn258

Ай бұрын

Сейчас США тоже нацисты убивают народы

@Crashed131963

Ай бұрын

Putin invading Ukraine gives you a little bit how it was like with dictators like Hitler ,Stalin and Mussolini back in the 1930's.

My uncles fought in France and Italy. My dad was days away from being sent to Korea in 51. They are all gone now but never forgotten. One of my cousins served 2 tours in Viet Nam in the 60s. Two of my cousins are career Army officers and served in Iraq and Iran. All that is to say I grew up greatly respecting and honoring the American military. But I also respect and admire the German fighting forces in WWI and II. Documentaries like this always tell only one side. It took 6 years and 50 countries to defeat the single country of Germany Think about that fact.

Here we go again. The real face of war is blurred.

@jeremymackevincaylor5041

Ай бұрын

The Brits done it all by their self.

@jol666jol

Ай бұрын

this is what modern Nazi propaganda looks like in Western Europe

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Not only the Americans and British and Russia it was the French and Polish 💅 and Canadians that fought the war during those times! ☮️💅💅☮️

@LDWARSTORIES

Ай бұрын

Indeed.. but THIS is a documentatary about D Day.. I have covered those contributions in different episodes... Cheers.. Liam Dale 6/6/24 (80 years)

I see a lot of comments; but the Russians! First this video is from a British guy and he is telling the story from a British prespective. Second this is about D-day, not about Stalingrad Third every German soldier and general biggest nightmare was a two front war on two sides. In world war I this was a nightmare and also for wwII. D-day was the end of the hope for the german fighters that they where able to win the war. That psychical effect was insane. The victory from the Allied forces was a combined effort of the UK, USSR and USA. Yes the russians lost by far the most soldiers, but that was also due to their military doctrine. The Americans send a very large number of trucks and other military equipment so the ussr can concentrate on the manufacturing of tanks. The English lost a lot of sailors (google for QB17) with their sea transports to Murmansk. After the war the communists forget to tell about this.

@2WheelWild

28 күн бұрын

Soviet Union had nothing to do with D-Day. This was about the western front, not the eastern front. Get your facts straight

Russia was on a one-way march to Berlin after Kursk no matter if Day-Day took place or not . D-Day did make sure that Stalin did not take western Europe like he did Eastern Europe at least . When Stalin liberated a country he forgets to leave when the war ends .

@Peter-dy9sp

Ай бұрын

Thats a very strange comment. Stalin himself asked usa and uk several times for this second front. And the danger of this second front on a very large coastline was the reason the Nazis had a very large number of army division in Western Europe. When there was no (danger for a) second front, the Nazis had a much stronger defense on the Eastern Front. Maybe Stalin had the power to destroy the complete nazi army, but then the had destroyed 85% of his own army (and young people). I never underestimate the importance of the Russian forces on the Liberation, but there a some (political) historians that now are overrating the Russian impact.

@jonathandusapin8435

Ай бұрын

@@Peter-dy9sp merci pour ce que tu as dis je suis d'accord avec toi! il fallait déjà faire une tête de pont en normandie qui n'était vraiment pas facile en plus il on eu la météo contre eu, c'est pour dire le déploiement de force qu'ils avaient et Staline tuait tout ceux qui reculait et heureusement qu'Hitler était un mauvais stratège et que tout le monde suivais ces ordres sinon ça aurait vraiment été difficile, il a fait tuer et exclus Romel et les autre stratège sinon la bombe nucléaire aurai dû être utilisé une fois fabriqué, je pense! Pour prendre Caen il a fallu 85 jours, les allier pensais prendre la ville en 1 jour mai la décision d'envoi de renfort pour le débarquement a été pris tard heureusement mai il sont comme arrivé avec de troupe de dingue! Et le bunker géographiquement était beaucoup plus près de la Russie! salutation! et peace and love!!

@rdelrosso1973

Ай бұрын

@@Peter-dy9sp There are so many different factors and angles to debate. Stalin, like Hitler, was Pure Evil. On that, there is no debate. However, suppose we just change ONE thing: Say Hitler NEVER invades the USSR on June 22nd, 1941. After all, they had a Non-Aggression Pact from Aug 23, 1939. In that case, there would have been two or three million MORE German soldiers to "Greet" us on June 6th, 1944. Hitler would not have had to rely on Russian POWs to "guard" the beaches. (They would rather be THERE, than to be in Stalag 17!) Of course, they would surrender in two minutes! In such a scenario, with Hitler and Stalin as Allies, would we even ATTEMPT to land on Normandy??? Maybe we DO, but with a lot more than 190,000 troops. It would be "a whole New Ball Game".

@Crashed131963

29 күн бұрын

@@rdelrosso1973 The A-Bomb and B-29 would have beat Germany in 1946 even without D-day .

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J'imagine très bien ce que la Grande Génération a vécu. J'étais à Utah Beach avec mes deux derniers garçons (juste après leur saut en parachute). Je suis un ancien militaire et débarquer sur une plage sans avoir de protection est une chose terrible. Le destin de chaque soldat lors de la WW2 est tellement bizarre. Perdre des camarades est une chose horrible, ce sont nos frères d'armes, nos copains, ça me fait froid dans le dos. Je vais parler à la jeune génération de français qui ont la mémoire courte : personnellement j'évoquerai plutôt la terreur de se retrouver sur une plage battue par le feu ennemi, du sang, des cris de mes camarades, des blessés et des morts alliés, de la misère et du désarroi, de la peur qui vous prend aux tripes. Souvenez-vous de la première scène du film " Il faut sauver le soldat Ryan" et gravez-la dans votre mémoire. N'oubliez jamais que si ces jeunes soldats alliés n'avaient pas débarqué en se sacrifiant vous salueriez tous le portrait d'Hitler en levant le bras droit. Quant à votre liberté elle n'existerait même pas. Vous seriez tous incorporés dans l'armée allemande et vous ne diriez rien sous peine de mort et de tortures. Vous croyez que les Allemands ont conquis l'Europe pour faire du tourisme ? Et les camps d'extermination, la Shoah, la Shoah par balles dans l'Est de l'Europe et en Russie, les exterminations de masses, femmes, enfants, vieillards, les chambres à gaz, la Gestapo, les SS, c'était quoi ? Des vacances ? Désolé on ne peut pas traiter l'occupation nazie ou le Débarquement comme s'il s'agissait d'une histoire banale. Un doute ? Alors regardez un reportage d'Arte sur les Einsatzgruppen, le massacre prémédité de centaines de milliers de personnes par les Nazis. Édifiant ! Vous le retrouverez sur KZread Et voilà une autre histoire du front russe lors de la WW2. Une histoire familiale : tous mes grands-pères lorrains ont été incorporés de force dans l'armée allemande. Il s'agit de "Malgré-Nous" mosellans qui avaient été obligés de se présenter aux autorités allemandes sous peine de voir leurs famille déportée dans un camp de concentration. En effet la Moselle et l'Alsace faisaient à nouveau partie du III Reich. Donc le père à ma mère qui venait de terminer son service militaire dans l'armée française, cavalerie légère, s'est retrouvé comme estafette à moto sur le front russe dans la Werhmacht. Il était pro-communiste, travaillait à la SNCF et détestait l'uniforme qu'il portait ainsi qu'Hitler. Fin 1943 il décide de déserter lors d'une permission. A cette époque les soldats allemands rentraient avec leur arme, en l'occurrence un fusil Mauser 98k et des munitions, car au retour ils ignoraient où se trouverait leur régiment sur une ligne de front très mouvante. A son arrivée son arme était déposée soit à la gendarmerie française, institution que l'occupant avait gardée, soit à la Kommandantur. On tamponnait son Soldbuch, son livret militaire, pour prouver qu'il était bien arrivé. Avant son départ son arme lui était remise et il avait droit à un nouveau coup de tampon. Une fois dans le train mon grand-père se met en civil, glisse le fusil dans un étui de canne à pêche et déserte. Quelques semaines plus tard la Gestapo est à ses trousses. Lors d'une perquisition il échappe de peu à la capture et on l'aurait exécuté sans pitié. Il sont plusieurs déserteurs qui survivent tant bien que mal en se gardant des bandes de SS qui patrouillent pour pendre les lâches, les déserteurs et les résistants. Et puis un jour trois nazis, deux Feldgendarmen et un agent de la Polizeï accompagné d'un chien, se dirigent directement vers leur cachette c'est à dire sous un petit pont du ruisseau la Bibiche près de Metzersche 57 (Lorraine-Moselle). Il est probable qu'ils ont été dénoncés. Mon grand-père attend que ses poursuivants soient à bonne distance et les tue tous. Les Allemands plein d'arrogance ne s'attendaient certainement pas à une embuscade. Ce jour-là il a également sauvé la vie de ses copains déserteurs et la sienne. Il a gagné sa liberté en se battant. Heureusement l'armée du général Patton a traversé la rivière Moselle peu après. Mon grand-père maternel était sauvé. Ma famille regorge d'histoires concernant la WW2 et elle a beaucoup souffert de l'occupation. Encore merci à tous ces soldats alliés et aux résistants qui ont souffert pour notre liberté. Votre souvenir reste gravé dans nos cœurs et nos mémoires. PS : et dire que la jeune génération refuse de se battre pour la France selon un récent sondage. Heureusement que les JEUNES soldats alliés et les résistants n'ont pas fait la même chose sinon... 😖🇺🇸🇫🇷👍💞💞💞

@litorienn

Ай бұрын

Bonjour Monsieur, J’ai pris « Plaisir » à lire vos quelques lignes. Je reviendrai vers vous lorsque j’aurai le temps de vous écrire de manière décente. Merci en tout cas de ce témoignage… 🫡

@patquint3291

Ай бұрын

The hatred between France and Germany will always exist and victors usually write the history books.

Paranacity-PR. Muito bem elaborado esse documentário!

Ne l'est oubliez jamais

Just wanted to comment on the thumbnail. I see it as a great representation of how German soldiers appeared in 44-45 and how they used their equipment. In this case, a 2cm Flak 30 on its sd.ah.51 trailer.

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"Our landings in the Cherbourg-Havre area have failed to gain a satisfactory foothold and I have withdrawn the troops," Eisenhower wrote. "My decision to attack at this time and place was based upon the best information available. The troops, the air and the Navy did all that bravery and devotion to duty could do. If any blame or fault attaches to the attempt it is mine alone." -Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme Allied Commander. This was his other speech. D-Day was never a guarantee..

I would suggest that the first few British attacks on Caen were defeats. It wasn't Montgomery's experience in WWI that permitted him to predict, it was the ability of Britain to read the Enigma codes using Ultra, particularly in the ability to hit Italian fuel supplies on their way to north Africa. It wasn't Eisenhower's job to control Patton and Montgomery in Sicily, it was Alexander's job.

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c' est toujours le coeur serré de voir ces images , je pense a tous ces pauvres malheureux venir souffrir et trop souvent mourrir

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Great doc with the exception of the beyond annoying background music. I think the soundtrack was accidentally swapped with one for an Enya biography.

@liamdaletv

29 күн бұрын

Music choice is subjective to the listener. ALL progs are "legalised" for broadcast standard.. but for some reason YT throws a volume spanner in the works with music. We can't work out WHAT they do.. as it isn't generic. But once it is up.. it's up.. try my audiobooks.. no music.. ;-)

If Hitler had given Rommel operational control of the panzer divisions in the Normandy region it would have been a much harder fight for the allies. The armor wouldn't have been able to advance to the beaches themselves, but from several miles in they would have been devastating to the first units that pushed inland from them.

@cindymaceda2999

11 күн бұрын

Rommel left France to visit his wife for her birthday when D-Day took place, I read. He even went to Paris to buy her a pair of shoes as a present. Bad timing.

@jebbroham1776

11 күн бұрын

@@cindymaceda2999 it was very bad timing for the troops in Normandy, yes. I truly believe that it was providence, not merely coincidence that the birthday of the Commander in chief’s wife, the man in charge of all Wehrmacht forces in the West just happened to have her birthday fall on the very same day that the Allies chose to invade.

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Good Video. But the captions do not exactly follow the audio narration.

For me, Stalingrad , was the beginning of the end

@MrMAC8964

Ай бұрын

The beginning of the end was d day no doubt . If hitler hadn`t had to worry while America sailed 6000 miles of men and equipment BEFORE the attack. The war would have been lost and Russia would have been taken. Remember the Americans were fighting 2 wars at this time , and without Japans involvement Germany would have lasted 6 months instead of 1 year . I thank my lucky stars that i have such good neighbors!

@jol666jol

Ай бұрын

Hitler already knew in the middle of 1942, half a year before Stalingrad, that the war was lost

@MrMAC8964

Ай бұрын

@@jol666jol austrian know how i suppose , and then eva prob told him he was a looser .

@jol666jol

Ай бұрын

@@MrMAC8964 that the war is lost by attacking the USSR or Russia.

@MrMAC8964

Ай бұрын

@@jol666jol the WAR was lost when you attacked a country that was able to fight 2 WARS and 1 of them they had to gather/supply 1 before they attacked . Coupled with the FACT that they supplied the other forces with gear ...;...duh . arguing this is mute and shows weekness of history . gubye

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I love this documentary series ❤

@liamdaletv

Ай бұрын

Cheers ScallyWag.. slanche... Liam Dale

Outstanding !! ❤🥂 😎

Très vieux documents... Merci quand même

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I'm mostly into cricket betting there. My brother's tips have been spot on. How about you, got any favorite bets

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An informative tribute on the 80 th anniversary. Too bad you can watch war live these days. And their are so many choices. Seems to be “ Human Nature “.

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que nunca se esqueçam do passado e voltam a cometer os mesmos erros! viva aos EUA , UK e URSS e todos os países envolvidos por um futuro melhor para humanidade

@FabioFerreira-rr9pg

Ай бұрын

E VIVA O BRASIL? TAMBÉM NÉ AMIGO

@s1000rrumsonho

Ай бұрын

Os pracinhas fizeram bonito

@renekleppel8569

29 күн бұрын

Ich empfehle schnell eine Reise nach Kiev mit Frontbesuch.

"Colorized" it says.... also censored. So... colorful blur

@jol666jol

Ай бұрын

this is what modern Nazi propaganda looks like in Western Europe

翻訳がなっていない。登場人名だけで十分、映像で想像できます。

Traveling from Greece, through the Balkans, and into Northern Italy via the Dolomites might have been a preferable route.

❤❤❤ love it

هل يمكن التحدث جانبا الاضائه والمقالين اول النص بس الطاقه الشمسيه نوعا ما إبداع تخصص مر هم مدري تكلم شوي حول اليت التكامل ❤

Waarom een docu. maken over een/de oorlog ,als je de realiteit niet wil tonen?

With the weather being as bad as it was, it’s a wonder that anyone was landed.

Yeah, a friend was all about their live casino, so I had to check it out. What got you started

I've actually won a decent amount a few times. Seems like following my brother’s advice paid off. Have you hit any big wins

My father in law fought the way back from Sicilie on and never talked about it....

A very well narrated documentary. Sadly not mentioning the Commonwealth Cemetery let the documentary down in my view.

@LDWARSTORIES

Ай бұрын

I can't cover everything.. and the simple truth, is the cemeteries were the least priority in this story. Thanks for watching.. Liam Dale

@Bibg867

29 күн бұрын

@@LDWARSTORIES you managed cover the US and German war cemeteries but not the British and her commonwealth. It was just an observation but I did enjoy your documentary. Thanks

@CleanRiverFishingTV

29 күн бұрын

@@Bibg867 I visited it.. but it's NOT a cemetery documentary. And candidly, from a story telling point of view the stark differences tween La Cambe & the USA site.. said enough.. and were richer visually.. Be advised.. this program is ONE episode of 24.. Slanche.. Liam

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80 aniversario

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j'ai connu ces plages avec encore les restes des navires des blindés honneur aux héros

Subtitles is not match with your voice.

@Crashed131963

Ай бұрын

Why have english subtitles if the narrator is speaking English ?

@theblacksun2355

Ай бұрын

@@Crashed131963 For me, as an English learner, subtitles are very useful. A great episode btw, and thanks to all the western countries and the brave veterans for the contribution made to the victory.

Subtitles at 1:55 ish fate of weapons

Hitler's Atlantic Wall fell within a month when the Allies landed in Normandy

*"L'Italie est le ventre Mou de l'Europe ..."* *- " Winston Churchill " -*

the German headstones are black ? Is that for a "chess" effect on the white American ones ?

@liamdaletv

Ай бұрын

Teutonic stuff... German decisions...

@MrMAC8964

Ай бұрын

@@liamdaletv ahhh , thanx.

@liamdaletv

Ай бұрын

@@MrMAC8964 Google Robert Tischler for further info.

At the 21:00 mark, you say that "Rommel was convinced of an Invasion at Calais (Palais De la Calais) and so kept troops there. However, in his book "THE LONGEST DAY", Cornelius Ryan (who interviewed American, British, French and Germans after the War), wrote that "on June 4th, 1944, Gen Rommel left Normandy for Berlin. He had two reasons for doing so. (1) Ryan said that Rommel wanted to ask Hitler if Rommel could transfer the 15th Panzer Division from Calais to Normandy! (Hitler was deceived by the Allied Deception, but not Rommel.) (2) Rommel's other reason was a personal one. He wanted to bring his wife a Birthday Present: a pair of shoes he had bought in Paris! When was her Birthday? On June Sixth! That is one of the things, if it were in a fictional story, would NOT have been believed!

Porque os aliados não atacaram a Alemanha como ela fazia com as outras nações?

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os sovieticos lutando aos frangalhos e sozinhos foram escenciais para manter o exercito nazis ocupado na frente oriental

Reportage correct surtout grâce aux images, mais de nombreux poncifs et beaucoup d'approximations dans les commentaires de la version française. En somme, il y a vraiment mieux.

Me gustaría que estuviera en español

non c'est faut la guerre etait perdu a stalingrad avec la rédition des allemands

Nếu không có quân đồng minh liều châu âu có được như ngày nay

It’s been great, especially knowing my brother’s also playing. Makes it more enjoyable. What’s your favorite part about 4RABET

Если бы не СССР вы бы не выиграли эту войну никогда. Мой дед Асылбаев Жолдыбай бил врага с 1941 по 1945 год и у него каждый день на протежении четырех лет были такие Нормандии. Слава русскому народу, Слава казахскому народу, Слава всем народам Советского Союза

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Dreadful production. The CC do not come close to what is being said by the narrator and the music track is overwhelming everything. For such a historic event that will be recognized in a few days of its 80th anniversary, this documentary is an embarrassment and slap in the face to the men who gave their life on that faithful day and the days, weeks and months that followed.

@liamdaletv

Ай бұрын

The doco is fine.. ALL progs are "legalised" to broadcast standard.. there is something that the YT algorythm does that boosts music even though it is balanced in the stereo upload. It's a drag and does not suit my ears as the producer. It doesn't happen all the time. Caption system is nonsense. Not sure if that is Google or Best Documentary. Cheers.. Liam Dale (producer and narrator).

This would make u believe England won the war all by themselves lol smh

@jackchevalier8105

Ай бұрын

He says several times, againandagain: "les forces alliées", which means "the allied forces"! At any times he is saying what you suggest !

El Alamein…not Alamine

@jonathandusapin8435

Ай бұрын

yep ce n'est qu'une petite d!e frappe je pense 😉

Bez koloryzowania wkładu wojennego bohaterskiego zachodu nie byłoby ich bohaterów, a tak są podkoloryzowani i istnieją a ich bohaterstwo nie ma sobie równych. 4.06.2024

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il y eu le cas ou les soldats Américains ne pouvaient se charger de prisonniers de guerre et ce sont des fermiers ou des Français qui habitaient dans le coin qui prirent la responsabilité de garder ces prisonniers de guerre pour leur éviter une fin tragique !!!

Yeah, I bet they would have won on their own

Союз трех великих держав смог победить нацистскую Германию!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@MrNorma77

Ай бұрын

Нервная англичанка с сателлитами подключилась в 1944, потому что побоялись что СССР освободит все Европу самостоятельно...

Pas "Sainte Mère l'Église", mais "Sainte Mère Église" !

@liamdaletv

Ай бұрын

What ARE you even talking about.. by writing the same thing.. TWICE.. :-)

@jackchevalier8105

29 күн бұрын

@@liamdaletv First thing, you should use another tone. Then, may I suggest you to read again. Perhaps, will you notice that there is 1 letter less in the second name of the City.

@jackchevalier8105

29 күн бұрын

@@liamdaletv www.google.com/search?q=sainte+mere+eglise&sca_esv=23c20ded85caa685&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWIJtTnFAlIBVpQW57nwPT3Yh7sXLOQ%3A1717620318482&ei=Xs5gZpmKHf22xc8Px8PDyA4&gs_ssp=eJzj4tTP1TcwNo43yTNg9BIqTszMK0lVyE0tSlVITc_JLE4FAI9ECek&oq=Sainte+Mere&gs_lp=EhNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwIgtTYWludGUgTWVyZSoCCAAyBRAuGIAEMgUQABiABDIIEAAYgAQYywEyBRAuGIAEMgUQABiABDILEC4YgAQY1AIYywEyBRAuGIAEMgUQABiABEiHVlDDEFi_RnACeAGQAQCYAcIBoAGYD6oBBDAuMTG4AQHIAQD4AQGYAg2gAoQQqAIPwgIHECMYJxjqAsICBxAuGCcY6gLCAgoQIxiABBgnGIoFwgIKEC4YgAQYJxiKBcICCxAuGIAEGNEDGMcBwgIMECMYgAQYExgnGIoFwgIKEAAYgAQYQxiKBcICDhAuGIAEGMcBGMsBGK8BwgILEC4YgAQYxwEYrwHCAggQLhiABBjLAZgDDZIHBjIuMTAuMaAHsqcB&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp

@LDWARSTORIES

29 күн бұрын

@@jackchevalier8105 Well.. I don't count LETTERS as the producer and narrator.. I assume you mean a close caption issue.. THAT is KZread. AND I used a translator.. your lack of wit does you no justice. there's always one.. :-)

@jackchevalier8105

29 күн бұрын

@@LDWARSTORIES read AGAIN !

Without D-day the Red Army most likely would have stopped at the Atlantic.

@Mr.Fill-Fill

Ай бұрын

Ha! in NYC

Слава Рузвельту и Черчиллю, друзьям России!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@Vasiliy7331

Ай бұрын

Позор путину, врагу всему цивилизованному миру. Раша теперь выступила в роли нацистской Германии, как оккупант и агрессор.

@Mr.Fill-Fill

Ай бұрын

they have never been friends of Russia. they made money from the war

@Vasiliy7331

Ай бұрын

@@Mr.Fill-Fill У росії теж немає друзів, лише загарбані нею колонії. А зараз і Україну хоче собі загарбати, але українцям не треба такий окупант, Україна незалежна, вільна країна і будує своє життя так, як сама цього хоче.

@Mr.Fill-Fill

Ай бұрын

@@Vasiliy7331 Ukraine was in Russia. Then she became independent. When Ukraine wanted to be a colony of America, Russia did not need it. Russia does not want to make a colony out of Ukraine. We need security without NATO.

@Vasiliy7331

Ай бұрын

@@Mr.Fill-Fill Дурість повну тут написав. Україна і росія дві незалежні країни і ніхто нікому не має права вирішувати, як жити і з ким мати добрі відносини. Це справа України, як їй жити. росія агресор і окупант.

Os brasileiros que seguraram os nazistas na Itália

Pawns, sacrificed.

Devant le courage de ces HOMMES on nous propose aujourd'hui des nanas qui veulent etre des mecs et mecs qui veulent se fait couper les &ouilles. La comparaison souffre d'un certain...déséquilibre : NON ?

Please please please please please don't blur history,we also want to know everything.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 i hate to watch this kind of blurring videos.

@cann5565

Ай бұрын

Take your complaints to Google dude, this has nothing to do with the poster.

@toliaye4409

Ай бұрын

@@cann5565 Google or Fuckgle is made by man