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For those of us who did not know about him, you did very little in explaining why he was not prosecuted like the other nazis after the war ended.

Who funded the ss in the 1920 ‘ s I keep reading about the people who joined but who paid their wages.

Oh, come one. Milch was put in charge of airlift only on January 15th 1943 while airlift started on November 22nd 1942 even before full encirclement of 6th Army was completed, which happened on the very next day 23rd. Until this point Richthofen (the commander of Luftflotte 4) and Fiebig in particular (commander of VIII. Fliegerkorps) were in charge of the airlift. Moreover, by January 15th pocked shrank by half and main airfield used for airlift Pitomnik fell into Soviet's hands on the very next day 16th of January. The next airfield was Gumrak but it was not prepared cuz of Paulus' HQ left it just only on the day before 15th of January. So in these circumstances Milch took over the command of a DISSENTER already being a fact. Even though he managed to double the supplies to the pocket which Richthofen and Fiebing FAILED to do for last almost TWO MONTHS.

He is still alive working for the Biden administration

Kluge was a war criminal too. He ordered to shoot all captured female russian soldiers. Why? They did not fit into his views about women: to be mothers and stay at home. To avoid his trial for his war crimes after the war he committed suicide. Shame on this war criminal.

I named my last German Shepherd, Beck von Mathausen, in honor Gen. Beck. May they both RIP.

Bock was injured on 3 May 1945, as his car was strafed by a Hawker Tempest from No. 486 Squadron RNZAF killing his wife, stepdaughter, and a friend. Initially the only survivor of the attack, Bock died of his injuries the following day. He was buried in a cemetery in Lensahn. So not a British pilot.

Fedor isn´t your typical prussian name, isn´t it?

He is good at artillery

thats not a field marshal thats Tom arnold right there..

After the FGR was created and was going to be a member of NATO the German government pushed hard for clemencies for the senior officers of the Third Reich. So nearly all convicted of war crimes were being released.

From what I have read about this German , not nazi , General I was really impressed that he stood his ground on his beliefs . I also read that he told his soldiers to NOT slaughter civilians and probably POW’S also like the SS and I don’t know how many other soldiers under other Generals

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From SS Brigadefuhrer to car salesman!?! I wonder if Joachim Peiper hooked him up with the job. Peiper did train car salesmen for a while before he moved to France. Interesting information in video. Thanks.

After a while the RAF was little more than the auxiliaries to the PFLP, the group that trained them. They were also backed by the Stasi as well, which provided them with support, once that was gone they fell apart.

Hitler n Goering blamed their failures on others

Video on Egon?

LGBT activist

Disaster

Guess he is occupying a high office in hell now.

Amazing. A true pioneer of aviation development!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rest in peace Ernst Thälmann 🌹

Is There Any Books Or Reading Materal To Learn From Oswald? I like to put these into practice in Warthunder and DCS

his nickname was "dude"... true story I read it on the internet

In China, Von Seeckt also led the Chinese Nationalists Army in Northern Expedition that defeated all the warlords that would be forced to join Chinese Nationalists Army. His tactics of making the army flexible and ready to be mobilized and change position on short notice, made the traditional army of the warlords obsolete. He also named the best successor, General Alexander Falkenhausen for China. Chinese Nationalists Army may use American equipment, but they still march in goose steps that the German root that were taught by Falkenhausen and his German advisors. President Truman absolutely hated it.

Nice video

What a bastard! Thanks for making this vid.

Eduard "im so racist Himmler had to pull me back" Dietl

If you could make a video about Schiller, Nietzsche, and their mutual friend Anna... Sorry, I don't remember her last name.

Eine grosse Legende der deutschen Panzertruppe. Gibt es noch einer wie Heinz Guderian, nicht nur in Deutschland?? Nie gehoert. Dusan Stojanovski

Excellent, concise, yet thorough!. At 2:44, camera does a close-up on Iron Cross 1st class on tunic, while audio says he's been awarded Iron Cross 2nd class, which is the ribbon in the tunic button hole. So camera should actually be doing the close-up on the ribbon.

Please let us know about his parents, wife and his children

watching this after watched The Baader Meinhof Complex is feel different

03:14 Why have the swastikas on the Iron Cross medals been taped over so crudely? Their absence renders these medals inauthentic. Moelders would have worn them. Thank you for not trying to conceal them on the He-111. I do not advocate National Socialism, which failed on its own merits (or lack of them). I understand the German constitution forbids the use of the swastika under some circumstances, but I would be surprised to find they expected people relating aspects of WW2 history to whitewash them out of it. That would be misleading to your younger viewers because the swastika was in fact present pretty much everywhere in the Wehrmacht. 05:39 As I recall, the He-111 that crashed killing Moelders took off in a bad storm, despite misgivings from the aircrew. I believe they were pressured into flying. AKAIK this was not a defect in the aircraft's design or a failure of maintenance.

Rest in peace Max

No matter what one thinks..this man was tough. What people these days would decline to be.."a man's man"...tough and loyal to his men...sorry but this was the case.."he" believed in his vocation and he did rather well as his decorations concur

Love the map of arrows .... kinda vague , wouldn't ya say ?

Lost 2 sons in the War that’s got to warp your mind ! All of these people were surrounded by death ! The constant bombing must have had a terrible effect on the psychopathology of the survivors !

Amazing warrior

General Lindemann definitely looked sharp in Uniform. This tells a lot about the person themselves based on how they carry themselves in uniform and how they present themselves. No doubt Lindemann was a formidable German General during WWII commanding infantry and calvary units. Lindemann was one of the most senior General's in the German Army during WWII having also served in WWI (The Great War) in the infantry. His experience was invaluable to Germany and this was recognized early on (even before the war had started officially) and he was placed in charge of a Calvary unit against the Russians once Operation Barbarossa had started. Lindemann ended the war as a Commanding General in occupied Denmark and during the last month of the hostilities in Denmark, he cooperated with the allied forces and commanded operations to demobilize the German forces in Denmark and after that operation was successfully completed, Lindemann was then was taken into custody by the United States armed forces as a POW. He was held in captivity by the United States as a POW until 1948 when he was released without charges after he was initially transferred back to Denmark to stand trial for alleged war crimes in that country related to the war. Lindemann had cooperated with Allied forces at the end of the hostilities and testified in the Nuremburg trials, and he himself was never charged with any war crimes and therefore released in 1948 without charges. General Georg Lindemann settled in town of Freudenstadt West Germany after being released and died there 1963 at the age of 79.

Reject humanity, return to Mohnke

No one is gonna belive me but he is family from my moms side

Warum machen Sie das auf Englisch und nicht nur in Ihrer Muttersprache Deutsch?

Are you okey friend? You've been gone for a while

PLO, IRA & RAR all trained and lived together in terrorist schools in the Middle East back then, it must have been an interesting bunch of people to talk to I think,

bro my last name is speidel, my great great uncle or what ever was hans speidel

Our last name was changed when we got to America he is my relation they changed our last name to Hoeppner

I like your explanation of general.von.Falkenhorst. very much! You are correct completely!

I enjoy learning about my ancestry. He was my grandmothers great uncle. Nobody would ever really speak of who he was and what he did. As an adult I’ve been able to find more about him. Thank you for this!

Why doubts? You are spreading rumors, nothing else.