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Colditz - S02E12 - "Death Sentence"
"Mohn's legacy lives on in Colditz in the form of the death sentence hanging over Carrington's head for having threatened Mohn's life in "Very Important Person." Colonel Dodd and Colonel Preston refuse to cooperate with the Kommandant until he is reprieved. Meanwhile, the Kommandant gives an open invitation to his officers to bring their wives and families into the safety of the castle as the American tanks approach." - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colditz_(TV_series)#Series_2
Noticed that this episode was literally nowhere to be found on the Internet, so I had to rectify that.
I just recently discovered Colditz, but already it has become one of my favorite TV programs. I hope the BBC will allow ...
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  • @philipbloch-qs9xc
    @philipbloch-qs9xc 13 дней назад

    Soviet Union invaded Poland, just as Germany had earlier. Britain declared war on Germany but made the Soviet Union an ally. The brutality of the Soviets surpassed that of the Nazis. Being an ally of the Soviet Union, Britain was complicit in their atrocities, as well as their own at Dresden and other German cities. Unfortunately only the losers are subject to war crimes trials.

  • @JosephBoxmeyer-u3d
    @JosephBoxmeyer-u3d 17 дней назад

    I recognize the Kommandant as an actor in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, the earlier television series.

  • @JosephBoxmeyer-u3d
    @JosephBoxmeyer-u3d 17 дней назад

    The glider was not made of toilet paper rolls.

  • @johnking5174
    @johnking5174 23 дня назад

    8:30 - This is the moment Colonel Preston stood up to the Kommandant, and here he says what I think we would all say, whoever liberates the castle, Americans or Russians, we would tell them of the execution. Americans would want revenge, on the murder of their own soldier. The Russians would use it to kill the whole Wehrmacht based at the castle. Look at the eyes of the Kommandant, he knew it.

  • @jannarkiewicz633
    @jannarkiewicz633 Месяц назад

    As an American never saw the series. Very old soldiers the bane of many movies and tv shows.

  • @ronniecoleman2342
    @ronniecoleman2342 Месяц назад

    The man playing captain ullman could have played Otto Skorzeny. He has that look. Great actors.

  • @jamesjukebox2386
    @jamesjukebox2386 Месяц назад

    Defenders of the Third Reich!

  • @retrodosguy1101
    @retrodosguy1101 2 месяца назад

    Such superb acting here and it a joy to watch. A shame there’s only 3 I think left of the original cast.

  • @Mute_Nostril_Agony
    @Mute_Nostril_Agony 3 месяца назад

    As with almost every drama and movie about WW2, the major error is that the actors should mostly be under 24

  • @rolandhawken6628
    @rolandhawken6628 3 месяца назад

    I would like to complain about the lack of diversity in the British ranks ,and among the German soldiers

    • @ArmyJames
      @ArmyJames 2 месяца назад

      You can file a human rights complaint, although I’m not sure against whom.

  • @beachcomber1able
    @beachcomber1able 3 месяца назад

    Who played Douglas Bader and the poor batman who had to carry him about and endure his bullying behaviour. 🤔

    • @m3llytan
      @m3llytan 3 месяца назад

      @@beachcomber1able Indeed, it's funny you mention that! I recently read Ben Macintyre's "Prisoners of the Castle" and vividly remember the anecdotes about Bader and his poor, poor batman 😅. Incredible how the whole thing was scrubbed from the BBC show. I can't remember anything negative presented about Bader at all...It really stuck to the popular wartime narrative of him being an infallible hero. Not that he wasn't a hero and admirable in many areas, but his lack of empathy and relentlessly poor (sometimes comically bad 😆) treatment of his batman were pretty shocking to read about, after only knowing his character as presented in Colditz.

  • @stephenholmes1036
    @stephenholmes1036 3 месяца назад

    Hans Meyer is superb

  • @andrewdavid9412
    @andrewdavid9412 3 месяца назад

    Dresden was the manufacturing center for high quality optics used in war machines, as well as being the home for the Gestapo's most horrific torture chamber.

  • @carlnapp4412
    @carlnapp4412 3 месяца назад

    "They wouldn't bomb it for nothing...", laughter!

  • @keithmilburn4866
    @keithmilburn4866 3 месяца назад

    Ten past midnight, great novel with Colditz playing a small yet significant part

  • @keithmilburn4866
    @keithmilburn4866 3 месяца назад

    Brilliant acting from the actors playing Germans

    • @modernista6056
      @modernista6056 2 месяца назад

      Shame about the accents though. All the Germans speaking the queen's English like nobody does today 🤔😂

  • @harryurz
    @harryurz 3 месяца назад

    Just in case anyone wonders if it would have flown.......... ruclips.net/video/5cTcyXKWRys/видео.html

  • @Edward1312
    @Edward1312 Год назад

    So they built a mock up gilder for the TV series as well, I wonder where it is now?

  • @robertbishop5357
    @robertbishop5357 Год назад

    I remember a movie about this pow camp. They successfully flew that glider/plane out of the castle. As awesome as the great escape.

    • @GeorginaFrei
      @GeorginaFrei 3 месяца назад

      Yes, You are correct! The name of the movie which starred Chuck Connors as a senior allied officer and Richard Basehart as the German Colonel Commandant was The Escape of The Birdmen, an ABC Movie for Television, which is availbale on DVD!

    • @GeorginaFrei
      @GeorginaFrei 3 месяца назад

      I meant available not availbale, mistype!

  • @SOffenbach
    @SOffenbach Год назад

    I read the book. Watched the movie. I want to visit Colditz.

  • @rosemarylusty8045
    @rosemarylusty8045 Год назад

    One salient fact missed is that the silly Germans allowed Shaw to obtain at least one book on glider-making ,if not also others on aeronautics.

  • @Pa-tk1dx
    @Pa-tk1dx Год назад

    Imagine being part of three iconic 70s tv series. Tinker tailor soldier spy Colditz Secret Army. Bernard Hepton.

  • @susanbeaumont6063
    @susanbeaumont6063 Год назад

    Really great. Thank you.

  • @susanbeaumont6063
    @susanbeaumont6063 Год назад

    Thank you.

  • @peterbamforth6453
    @peterbamforth6453 Год назад

    Thank you very much for uploading all the episodes of this excelent drama.Superb acting throughout both season 1 and 2 .

    • @m3llytan
      @m3llytan Год назад

      This is the only episode I uploaded (at the time I believe it was the only one missing from RUclips) but I'm glad to hear all the episodes are still on RUclips and that you could enjoy this great series. Cheers

  • @keithashley6298
    @keithashley6298 Год назад

    Brilliant acting from Bernard Hepton.

  • @michaelashby1067
    @michaelashby1067 Год назад

    Adding the Yanks was really superfluous. Max Dodd is a whining yankee idiot.......still gotta suck up to the US money and production arrangement.....

  • @keithashley6298
    @keithashley6298 2 года назад

    Great acting from Bernard Hepton.

  • @generalpublic3744
    @generalpublic3744 2 года назад

    Bernard Hepton is a superb actor, but he was exceptional in this episode.

  • @leonoflynn
    @leonoflynn 2 года назад

    a number of the same actors and team went onto make "Secret Army"- a great series as well

  • @Raggy60
    @Raggy60 2 года назад

    I'd forgotten just how good this series is.

  • @canuck_gamer3359
    @canuck_gamer3359 2 года назад

    I think it's more than worth pointing out to anyone watching this program that the "Colditz Glider" could and did fly! A replica was built using Goldfinch's original sketches and detailed input in 1999. The glider (which was actually nicknamed "The Colditz Cock") and it flew "perfectly". Bill Goldfinch along with about a dozen veterans who worked on the glider were in attendance and witnessed the test flight, "looking on with great pride." Now that's what I call a happy ending! :)

    • @janettemohan7739
      @janettemohan7739 3 месяца назад

      Trivia - but wonderful trivia. Sincere thanks for posting. 😀

    • @neilreading3552
      @neilreading3552 Месяц назад

      A replica was also made in the uk for a tv show (C4?) and the glider towed by a car, lifted up like a bird, did a couple of laps around the site and sat it down good as gold. The remote controlled flight from Colditz castle was beautiful, “in the meadow and in one piece”.

  • @alanjames19711
    @alanjames19711 2 года назад

    Bernard Heptons role as Kommandant is second to none. This episode shows the humanity that underlay the dutiful soldier with the man who is a father and husband. He was never a tyrant but also knew that genuine authority is earned through respect and impartiality.

  • @trebleking1641
    @trebleking1641 2 года назад

    From about 34:00 on, so incredibly moving and poignant. The grief over their son's death is palpable. Their pain could power the Sun.

  • @bnipmnaa
    @bnipmnaa 2 года назад

    Excellent subtitles, for anyone that cares about that.

  • @richardrichard5409
    @richardrichard5409 2 года назад

    The Kommandants son is KIA, like tens of millions of other sons and daughters (28 million Russian alone) and, yet only now he understands the pain and suffering the German nation has inflicted on other nations. Germany is loosing the war, the salad days are over and now a change of heart, like so many Germans. They voted with their feet in 1933, landslide victory for the National Socialist Party, now its gone pear shopped they all want out. Lest not forgot to reach his rank he must of been a very ambitious sort of fellow indeed. Also, he was the guy that approved the court martial (death) of Carrington....yet Mohn is pictured as the villain.

  • @chrisoliver4122
    @chrisoliver4122 2 года назад

    I’ve been and seen colddiz it is so interesting a must visit place

  • @padgecrack4018
    @padgecrack4018 3 года назад

    5:45 My wife? You mean my husband sir! 😂 nice one for the upload MW 👍😎

  • @leslierobertson5397
    @leslierobertson5397 3 года назад

    Wonderful television. Well worth a revisit. Superbly acted by all.

    • @m3llytan
      @m3llytan 3 года назад

      Agreed! I'm glad this video and other have been allowed to remain on RUclips for everyone to enjoy.

    • @leslierobertson5397
      @leslierobertson5397 3 года назад

      I'm surprised it was never remade. But you couldn't replicate such a marvellous cast ensemble

    • @m3llytan
      @m3llytan 3 года назад

      @@leslierobertson5397 True, I'd be very happy to see it in the limelight again, but I'm sure it wouldn't quite be the same

  • @lililusa8107
    @lililusa8107 3 года назад

    LAS SERIES PUEDEN PASARLAS PERFECTO CASTELLANO O ENLATINO ESPAÑOL

    • @lililusa8107
      @lililusa8107 3 года назад

      POR FAVOR PARA LOS QUE NO SABEN INGLÉS.

  • @ronmailloux8655
    @ronmailloux8655 3 года назад

    tony shaws flight was top secrete the irony haha

  • @MrBobthebird
    @MrBobthebird 3 года назад

    Such a great shame the Glider was never found, probably broke up for firewood in post-war Colditz.

  • @kingietk
    @kingietk 3 года назад

    XzZzzZxzZzxxX

  • @robstack3712
    @robstack3712 3 года назад

    Makes ya rethink these Krouts, maybe we shoulda left them alone & give em 50-100 years or so, maybe life would be better all blonds hair, blue eyes, doubt the Jews & Gypsies would agree

  • @robstack3712
    @robstack3712 3 года назад

    OMG, WHAT G GREAT Show/Episode!,, I LOVE That Commondant!!! I’d serve under that Nazi any day!!!! But, that Hitler guy is like alway SO mad & angry, sometimes, he can be a Real Jerk

    • @johnking5174
      @johnking5174 3 года назад

      The Kommandant was not a Nazi. He was a member of the Wehrmacht.

    • @richardrichard5409
      @richardrichard5409 2 года назад

      @@johnking5174 you can be both and many were.....8 million plus, good for promotion etc. Some prefered to keep the fact to themselves.

  • @christianpatriot7439
    @christianpatriot7439 3 года назад

    Before he complained about Germans fleeing before the Russians, Uhlman should have been informed of what the German army did to the Russians.

  • @christianpatriot7439
    @christianpatriot7439 3 года назад

    What happened to Mohn? Wasn't he trapped inside the barbed wire at the end of the last episode?

    • @opteko9567
      @opteko9567 3 года назад

      No, he fled, probably to Argentina or Bolivia to then work for the CIA. Or he was detained by a resistance fighter and shoot'd at once.

    • @richardrichard5409
      @richardrichard5409 2 года назад

      @@opteko9567 or BASF, Daimler, BMW, Bosch, Siemens, police etc, they loved Nazi party members.

  • @cameron120587
    @cameron120587 3 года назад

    Actually, Dresden had quite a number of war material factories and was a major transport hub between east and west Germany. The idea that it was a senseless attack was put out by German propaganda and later helped by the Soviets as a propaganda op against the West.

    • @brain8484
      @brain8484 2 года назад

      also it was mass murder

    • @michaelwhittaker5432
      @michaelwhittaker5432 2 года назад

      The destruction of the city of Dresden was a warning to the Russians - plain and simple this is how far we can reach and this is the destruction we can deliver simple as that - a warning

    • @aujay
      @aujay 2 года назад

      @@brain8484 Mass Murder....And the 40,000 plus deaths during the Bombing of London was not...? One could say it was purely and simply War - Government Sanctioned Killing - which is what War is ! People who died (outside of the military) English, German or Japanese are all horrible and pointless.

    • @paulgough48
      @paulgough48 3 месяца назад

      Just because it's revisionist doesn't mean it's actually correct.

  • @rebekahbullivant4616
    @rebekahbullivant4616 4 года назад

    My Nanna watched this when she was my age and now I am watching it 😄

  • @Troutmajor
    @Troutmajor 4 года назад

    I dint want this series to end

    • @robertpaisley8643
      @robertpaisley8643 4 года назад

      it's as good as the acting an the theme music. it's just brilliant!

    • @mkrbrtsn1
      @mkrbrtsn1 4 года назад

      Yeah, same here, damn that liberation!