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What a beautiful majestic magical animal❤❤

Beautiful.

What a rich voice singing a new song (for me) with feeling for our stunning country. Give us more please.5***** for music and a nostalgic film tour.Many thanks.

Unbelievable horror for those poor soldiers. We remember you.

Amazing drone skills :) Subscribed!

Nice ❤

Stop genocide stop oppression stop apartheid stop occupation free Palestine World needs peace

With all of the bS associated with government corruption, as a general rule 5 years seems more apropriate, not 100.

Recently, it seems that there is a flood of videos demeaning the sinking of the Gustloff. It's the anti west flavor of the day. They know nothing of this tragedy.

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My grandad was on this ship but he never came home. I think now it should not be a secret anymore people should know more about this.

Where did they bury the fallen from the Battle? When a Danish King defeated a local Army outside Visby, on Gotland, the bodies soon became buried in large graves, which became excavated many years later, to give an impression of what had happened, and what equipment they had. Finn. Denmark

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Beautiful, peaceful ✌️

Lovely film, but my Duolingo classes tell me that's not even close to how "Iolaire" is pronounced.

Their thanks for King and countrý😪

Excellent. You inspire with your fantastic creativity Mark! Wonderful to see the waterfall 😍

Magnificent!

Thank you for that speech. My dad married on 23 June 1940. When he phoned home from Falmouth he sent a message for my mother “ask Joyce to arrange our wedding “ I wonder how many other survivors married in June or July that year?

My dad was in St Nazaire on 17th June 1940, he was probably on Lancastria, anyway he got back to Falmouth where he was able to phone home and let his family know he was back in England. He got married a week later. My other connection with the ship is that we lived next door to Jim Dunbar the Chief Engineer. My family lived in Crosby, near the Gladstone Dock, where Lancastria had sailed from. My grandfather had probably assisted in preparing the ship for its voyage as he worked at that Dock

My grandfather died on the Lancastria...he was in the British military and washed up on the shore. He is buried in Pornic Cemetery in France. His name was Julian Thomas.

Amazing footage Mr 😊

Nice video Mark

Superb

My Dad , Joe Westwood ( from Eastleigh ,Hants) was a survivor. REs Railway Detachment. Crossed to France via Newhaven to Dieppe. He had been at a Territorial summer camp at Longmoor and went straight to France from there. He was rescued by a trawler and taken to Plymouth and hopitalised. He was a good swimmer but the ingestion of fuel oil along with cracked ribs from landing on some flotsam always caused a chest problem . However he lived to eighty.

I have just come across this documentary while researching the sinking of the Lancastria on behalf of my elderly father. My father will be 103 years old in April this year and is probably one of the last remaining survivors of this terrible tragedy. He managed to jump off the boat as it was sinking and then, while in the water, got shot in the leg by the enemy aircraft. He even remembers the last meal on the ship before it was attacked - sausages and mashed potato! And of course, he also remembers very clearly some of the men singing "Roll out the Barrell" as they clung on to the hull of the boat as was sinking...

The worsest in history was the wilhelm gustloff where 9.500 souls perished, and thats just a conservative estimate,they say closer to 10.000... And that was in the icy baltic which for survivors would have been same sort of conditions as the titanic survivors!!even colder in fact, with no chance of immediate rescue, as a sub had sank her, and would have been lurking about to take out the rescue ships aswell....only a very few survived on cali floats and a couple of life boats and debris due to her going down so quick..

With all due respect but what are the expectations of getting these still classified information? There was a coverup, no doubt about it. But apart from that the story should be very clear: a rushed retreat of a large amount of people, too many men on a single ship, the ship is sunk and capsizes fast due to some unfortunate hits many kilometers off shore. Take all of that and you have a recipe for disaster.

My grandad was on board. As a child I remember photos of him on a ship, naked and covered in oil. RIP Arthur Howard 1974

Why the 'secrecy stamp - 100 years' on this loss ¿? Fk the jerries, Nazi bstrds.