What a wonderful concept and expressive execution, Ignacio. Splendid time travel through such important and historical moments. I applaud your powerful visual tours with this series. Thank you!
@vincentwhelan475 thank you very much for your comment. I just try to do the best and serious work posible. Have a god trip and enjoy one of the most beautiful cities on the world. Greetings from Argentina.
EXCELENTES TUS VIDEOS SOBRE EL ANTES Y EL AHORA, MUY BIEN EDITADO Y BASTANTE MINUCIOSO. ESTE VIDEO DE LA OPERACON ANTROPOIDE ME GUSTO EN PARTICULAR, VER LAS LOCACIONES, POR DONDE ESTUVIERON LOS PERSONAJES, ETC. SINCERAMENTE UN EXCELENTE VIDEO. FELICITACIONES.
@artyzinn7725 thank you for watching and thank you for your comment. You are right, despite the destruction during the second war, Prague is still a beautiful and magical city. Greetings from Argentina.
@NikolasBean, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind. I just try to do the best and most serious work possible. Greetings from Argentina.
Well done Ignacio, you have covered a lot of ground to visit these locations for your then and now series of videos and its a lot of work on the computer as well, another excellent production, congratulations mate.
A fantastic video of history. Your overlay of then and now places of significant interest is simply superb. Well done on your efforts and great work.thank you for sharing.
Hello. I stumbled across this episode by chance. THANK YOU for such an interesting presentation. I love the then and now clips and photos. I look forward to watch more of your! Regards from the UK, Bob
Thanks Ignacio. I really enjoy all your videos. I have always been interested in any before and after photo placements. Especially WW11. To place the exact point and zoom must be a challenge. Especially as the old cameras had different lenses. Love them all, its like time travel !! 👍😊
Rihard Hedley, thank you very much for your comment, I try to do the best and most serious job possible. You're right, this is a job that takes a long time, but with comments like yours it's worth doing. Greetings from Argentina.
Great idea covering this with a now and then video , it's the first I've seen , apparently Heydrich was well on the road to recovery when he developed septicaemia contracted from horsehair coming from the seats of his mercedes which entered him from the blast ,if you haven't seen it already mark Felton has a superb video about the Mercedes 550k titled "top nazi leaders car-amazing barn find " thank you for another great now and then video .
iain mcIntosh, thank you very much for your comment. You are right, if the ruthless Butcher of Prague had allowed Czech doctors to treat him, perhaps the story would have been different. Greetings from Argentina.
Robert Kabatoff, thank you very much for your comment, it is very kind. I try to do a job as serious and accurate as possible. Greetings from Argentina.
Just had this channel recc to me today and immediately subscribed fantastic stuff! Probably the best then-and-now I have seen. Your overlays are REALLY good and to scale, well done!👍 Small suggestion-- the font size for the information is a bit small and hard to read and a little bit too fast. Keep up the great work!!
Dannyfqe, muchas por tu comentario. Tengo una larga lista de lugares para hacer videos, entre ellos Nüremberg, ya llegará su turno. Saludos desde Argentina.
@@IgnacioVeutroProductions just one query though, as regards to where the car was stopped, in your video its outside the blue building, to the left of the monument, in other videos they state its 100meters further up the road to the right of the monument at the bend and the car stopped where the monument is situated.
@@HOOKmusicUK Thank you for your comment, it helps us all know more about the story. What you say may be correct. After WW2, the place was substantially modified, the curve where the commandos ambushed Heidrich changed its radius and size, a pedestrian tunnel was made under it, the street where the car was stopped was transformed into a highway, and so on, making it difficult to find the exact spot where the car finally stopped. That is why many of the superimpositions of historical and current images are approximate since there are places that have changed so much that they do not seem the same. Greetings from Argentina.
ww2 buff, thank you very much for your comment. Thank you for remembering the heroes of the Battle of Crete with the image of the Allied War Cemetery in Souda Bay. Greetings from Argentina.
@wattage2007, thanks for your comment. I agree with you, visiting the crypt and knowing what happened there makes your skin crawl. My respectful recognition to those heroes. Greetings from Argentina.
@@IgnacioVeutroProductionsPs I was in the church where they had their final shoot out.We were not allowed into the cellar because of covid😢..The bulllet scars are still on the vent outside .Horrible time for these people .Im getting really anti war as i get older.
Mr PSB, thank you very much for watching and thank you very much for your comment. I have scheduled to make a video of Nuremberg, you just have to be patient. Greetings from Argentina.
An excellent then and now series. A fascinating step back in time and place to where real heroism stood up against tyranny. Anthropoid was a great movie but for me Operation Daybreak (1975) is a very haunting and moving experience. The bravery of all the souls involved with this operation is breathtaking. Thank you for taking the time to show us where such acts took place.
Well done- except for the images at the "Heydrich Curve." The curve was altered after the war. The actual stopping site of Heydrich's car is near the bus stop shelter seen at 2:14. The 1942 road came straight down over that sunken 'open' area before making a hairpin turn to the right. The modern exit ramp was a wooded area in 1942.
@christophermarks6260 thank you very much for the comment. Indeed, the curve was modified and the superimposition of images was carried out in that way in order to better understand the before and now. Greetings from Argentina.
hillman scooter, thank you very much for watching and for your comment. I have many places scheduled to use in my videos, including the Pacific War, the problem is that I do not have as much time as I would like to have. Greetings from Argentina.
Good job, Well done! The comparison of the location of the attack on Heydrich is slightly inaccurate, the wreckage of the Mercedes-Benz remained standing in the places where the bus stop is today. This place has been completely rebuilt, the sharp right hand turn is not the same one with the picket fence around it.
@kovcus I agree with your comments. Due to the reconstruction of the avenue and the modification of the original curve, I had to position the vehicle a few meters forward. Greetings from Argentina.
Great pictures but the road at that time passed at a different angle, the turn was at the site of an underpass across the road, the fence of the site with the house captured the current territory of the roadway
Qain Max, thank you for your comment. You're right, the curve has been modified to join the highway, but the place of the attack is the same. Greetings from Argentina.
Just to be punctual from history perspective. There was not Czech president in exile but Czechoslovak and the same apply for commando as you wrote. For example, Maj. general in memoriam Jozef Gabčík was Slovak. However, good job. These heroes don’t have to be forgotten.
I remember when I first heard this story on hunting nazi criminals I think was the show. After watching the episode about this i was shocked a movie had never been made and then about 6 months later I found this movie Anthropoid and man it was an amazing movie.
Films about the assassination of Heydrich. Hangmen Also Die 1943 USA Hitler's Madman 1943 USA Men Without Wings 1946 Czechoslovakia Assassination 1964 Czechoslovakia Operation Daybreak USA, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia Lidice 2011 Czech Republic Anthropoid 2016 The Man with the Iron Heart 2017 Other documentary projects include the Slovak documentary Assassination of Heydrich: The Story of Jozef Gabčík and Jan Kubiš from 2013, or the Czech TV series Heydrich - the final solution.
When the British first contacted the Czech resistance about this operation, they told them they were mad. The Czechs knew what horrible consequences the attack would have on the civilians. Churchill knew this very well, even counted on it to turn the public more against the occupiers. In his eyes, things were a bit too calm in that particular occupied area. It needed a bit of a stir. So, they pressed on...
Jan Verbanck, thank you for your comment. there are acts and situations that are difficult to understand living many years after WW2. Greetings from Argentina.
Heydrich was officially Deputy Reichsprotektor. He was never Reichsprotektor. He was in charge, Von Neurath remained titular Reichsprotektor. Heydrich however ruled.
@@IgnacioVeutroProductions Thanks. All the best to you, from a Polish guy, living in Canada. ps. Many Nazis escaped to South America, after second World War. Especially to Argentina. 🙂
Your work is wonderful. It is so heartbreaking to think of all the death and destruction. Looking back it all seems so senseless. One mad man bent on domination destroyed so many lives.
There is still a visible sing of fighting on church walls. You can see that outside of church around windows to crypt where they were hiding. Our heroes.
@milosgavenda9018, thank you for watching. You are right, the aftermath of the war remains in many corners of the city, one of them is the Saints Cyril and Methodius Orthodox Cathedral Church. Greetings from Argentina.
@@IgnacioVeutroProductions well to be honest there is not many another remains of ww2. But you can still see a holes on National Museum from Soviet occupation 1968.
cckave3, thanks for watching. There are at least 2 films about this fact, the last one called "Anthropoid" was presented in 2016. Greetings from Argentina.
Jesse5068, thank you for watching. Your question is difficult to answer in a quite different context, more than 80 years after that event. Greetings from Argentina.
Well, some czech historicians say that if it was not this operation there is probably no Czechoslovakia after ending WWII. The exile czechoslovak diplomacy had a real good argumentation then for developing a pressure on the great powers and make them declare the Munich Agreement invalid. God knows that such argumentation was redeemed by blood of the elite, by the best of the bests of my country.
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The time and care taken to get all these pictures and angles so correct is extremely impressive.
jassonsw, thank you very much for your comment.
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Schwab is another one who wants to dominate the World today!
What a wonderful concept and expressive execution, Ignacio. Splendid time travel through such important and historical moments. I applaud your powerful visual tours with this series. Thank you!
JusticeMeter, thank you very much.
Impressive work, my friend. So very well done!
@dandauganda8777 thank you very much for your comment.
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Just brilliant....so wonderful, great, great, work.
@kzmaven7478 tank you very much for your comment, your are very kind.
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This is awesome. I've been to Prague 5 times and going again in November and with your video I will now visit these places. Thank you.
@vincentwhelan475 thank you very much for your comment. I just try to do the best and serious work posible. Have a god trip and enjoy one of the most beautiful cities on the world.
Greetings from Argentina.
Amazing work! This is by far the best integration of period and modern photos I have seen. Love your work, keep it up.
Tim Graff, thank you for watching, I just try to do the best job I can with the old photos I find and with the tools I have.
Greetings from Argentina.
Fantastic channel. Well done.
dean burditt, thank you very much for watching and thank you very much for your opinion.
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Incredible. Thank you for allowing the time to read the background of the story at the beginning
@Real Aiglon I know
Da Mr Gee, thank you for watching.
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EXCELENTES TUS VIDEOS SOBRE EL ANTES Y EL AHORA, MUY BIEN EDITADO Y BASTANTE MINUCIOSO. ESTE VIDEO DE LA OPERACON ANTROPOIDE ME GUSTO EN PARTICULAR, VER LAS LOCACIONES, POR DONDE ESTUVIERON LOS PERSONAJES, ETC.
SINCERAMENTE UN EXCELENTE VIDEO. FELICITACIONES.
@henrico7945, muchas gracias por tu comentario, eres muy amable. Solo intento hacer el trabajo más serio posible.
Saludos desde Argentina.
Excellent vlog Ignacio, thank you for your time and effort in producing it.
Greetings from Thailand.
Bangkokney, thank you very much for your comment.
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Great work in matching the old and new, and most striking is how much of Prague remains nearly identical since WW2.
@artyzinn7725 thank you for watching and thank you for your comment. You are right, despite the destruction during the second war, Prague is still a beautiful and magical city.
Greetings from Argentina.
This is amazing stuff. Each video is better than the last and the music choices are fantastic. Please more
@NikolasBean, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
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Well done Ignacio, you have covered a lot of ground to visit these locations for your then and now series of videos and its a lot of work on the computer as well, another excellent production, congratulations mate.
Russell, thank you very much as always.
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A fantastic video of history. Your overlay of then and now places of significant interest is simply superb. Well done on your efforts and great work.thank you for sharing.
JayS1889, thank you very much for your comment, you are very kind.
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Very good work Thanks for this video!
@HollywoodFlashbackOfficial, thank you very much for your comment.
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Nice job again Mr. Ignacio! Thank You so much for Your work at that short movie!!!
Lukáš Říha, thank you very much for your comment.
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Hello. I stumbled across this episode by chance. THANK YOU for such an interesting presentation. I love the then and now clips and photos. I look forward to watch more of your! Regards from the UK, Bob
Bob M, thank you very much.
Greetings from Argentina.
Non ho mai visto dei video così ben progettati. Tutti i tuoi montaggi sono fantastici. Complimenti! Saluti dall'Italia
Antonio, grazie mille per i tuoi commenti, sei molto gentile.
Saluti dall'Argentina all'amata Italia dei miei nonni.
Extremely well-done! Beautiful.
SARguy, thank you very much for your comment.
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Excellent work. Beautifully done.
@tp1453 thank you very much for your comment.
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Thanks Ignacio. I really enjoy all your videos. I have always been interested in any before and after photo placements. Especially WW11. To place the exact point and zoom must be a challenge. Especially as the old cameras had different lenses. Love them all, its like time travel !! 👍😊
Rihard Hedley, thank you very much for your comment, I try to do the best and most serious job possible. You're right, this is a job that takes a long time, but with comments like yours it's worth doing.
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Amazing pictures. Great job.
Mini Me, thank you very much.
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Great idea covering this with a now and then video , it's the first I've seen , apparently Heydrich was well on the road to recovery when he developed septicaemia contracted from horsehair coming from the seats of his mercedes which entered him from the blast ,if you haven't seen it already mark Felton has a superb video about the Mercedes 550k titled "top nazi leaders car-amazing barn find " thank you for another great now and then video .
iain mcIntosh, thank you very much for your comment.
You are right, if the ruthless Butcher of Prague had allowed Czech doctors to treat him, perhaps the story would have been different.
Greetings from Argentina.
i salute u sir for this hard work
Shabir Jan, thank you very much, you are very kind.
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Ignacio very good video,i like it!!!thanks !
olga s, thank you very much for watching and thank you very much for your comment.
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Great detective work on your part and I find your videos fascinating .
Robert Kabatoff, thank you very much for your comment, it is very kind. I try to do a job as serious and accurate as possible.
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Amazing!
Thank you!
P Jörgensen, thank you for your opinion.
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Heydrich was indeed brutal. Thank you for showing where important history took place. This rates a Solid!
John Elliot, thank you for your comment.
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Superb video 👌👏❤️
Zol Fodor, thank you very much for your comment.
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@Ignacio Veutro Productions thank you my friend ❤️👍
@@zolfodor4835 😉👍
Just had this channel recc to me today and immediately subscribed fantastic stuff! Probably the best then-and-now I have seen. Your overlays are REALLY good and to scale, well done!👍 Small suggestion-- the font size for the information is a bit small and hard to read and a little bit too fast. Keep up the great work!!
livingabovethe12th, thank you very much for your comment. I will keep your suggestions in mind.
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Brilliant imaginative photography.
@joemello7888 thank you very much.
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Outstanding 👏
@robbiemcc4355, thank you very much.
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Gracias!!! Magnífico trabajo..no te olvides de nuremberg .. me lo prometiste!! 😊😁
Dannyfqe, muchas por tu comentario.
Tengo una larga lista de lugares para hacer videos, entre ellos Nüremberg, ya llegará su turno.
Saludos desde Argentina.
this is a fantastic clip
@user-ws3mu4jo6w thank you very much for your comment.
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Thanks for this video!
@klinikapielegnacji thank you for watching.
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Excelente trabajo! Muy detallado. Me suscribo a tu canal
@tomascastillo4676, muchas gracias por tu comentario y por suscribirte, eres muy amable.
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Fantastic video , thank you
@HOOKmusicUK, thank you very much for your comment.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions just one query though, as regards to where the car was stopped, in your video its outside the blue building, to the left of the monument, in other videos they state its 100meters further up the road to the right of the monument at the bend and the car stopped where the monument is situated.
@@HOOKmusicUK Thank you for your comment, it helps us all know more about the story.
What you say may be correct. After WW2, the place was substantially modified, the curve where the commandos ambushed Heidrich changed its radius and size, a pedestrian tunnel was made under it, the street where the car was stopped was transformed into a highway, and so on, making it difficult to find the exact spot where the car finally stopped. That is why many of the superimpositions of historical and current images are approximate since there are places that have changed so much that they do not seem the same.
Greetings from Argentina.
I was in praque only 2 weeks ago, i so wish i had seen this to compere the now and thens. excellent stuff.
ww2 buff, thank you very much for your comment.
Thank you for remembering the heroes of the Battle of Crete with the image of the Allied War Cemetery in Souda Bay.
Greetings from Argentina.
An excellently done video. I visited Prague in 2003 and went to the crypt where the commandos died. A very sobering experience.
@wattage2007, thanks for your comment.
I agree with you, visiting the crypt and knowing what happened there makes your skin crawl.
My respectful recognition to those heroes.
Greetings from Argentina.
Excelente Cuidado com este Trabalho
@sagamancheteiro, muito obrigado pelas suas palavras, você é muito gentil.
Saudações da Argentina.
Nice work 😊
@colmcc-ij3nn, thank you for your comment.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions Yes a good job with your video .And hi from Scotland x
@@IgnacioVeutroProductionsPs I was in the church where they had their final shoot out.We were not allowed into the cellar because of covid😢..The bulllet scars are still on the vent outside .Horrible time for these people .Im getting really anti war as i get older.
@@colmcc-ij3nn 👍👍👍
@@colmcc-ij3nn I completely agree with you. Greetings.
Excellent.
@pingdis thank you very much.
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I must admit that the pictures are match perfectly. Dimensions and correct angles...pure gold
@Greybow864, thank you very much for yout comment. I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
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Amazing WW2 videos! Thank you.
Any plans to do a Nuremberg one?
Mr PSB, thank you very much for watching and thank you very much for your comment.
I have scheduled to make a video of Nuremberg, you just have to be patient.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions wow! Thank you so much. 🙌👌👍
@@psbrayshaw 👍
Terrific! A must see If you visit Prague.
j1st633, you are right.
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An excellent then and now series. A fascinating step back in time and place to where real heroism stood up against tyranny.
Anthropoid was a great movie but for me Operation Daybreak (1975) is a very haunting and moving experience. The bravery of all the souls involved with this operation is breathtaking.
Thank you for taking the time to show us where such acts took place.
ivanisnit, thank you for your comment, you are very kind.
I just try to do the best and most serious work possible.
greetings from Argentina.
Brilliant 👍
@user-po9sg3ks4p thank you for your commet, you are very kind.
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Well done- except for the images at the "Heydrich Curve." The curve was altered after the war. The actual stopping site of Heydrich's car is near the bus stop shelter seen at 2:14. The 1942 road came straight down over that sunken 'open' area before making a hairpin turn to the right. The modern exit ramp was a wooded area in 1942.
@christophermarks6260 thank you very much for the comment. Indeed, the curve was modified and the superimposition of images was carried out in that way in order to better understand the before and now.
Greetings from Argentina.
Salut! I'm from Indonesia. I newly discover this channel, if you have plenty of time. Pls do battle of Surabaya.
hillman scooter, thank you very much for watching and for your comment. I have many places scheduled to use in my videos, including the Pacific War, the problem is that I do not have as much time as I would like to have.
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Good job, Well done!
The comparison of the location of the attack on Heydrich is slightly inaccurate, the wreckage of the Mercedes-Benz remained standing in the places where the bus stop is today.
This place has been completely rebuilt, the sharp right hand turn is not the same one with the picket fence around it.
@kovcus I agree with your comments.
Due to the reconstruction of the avenue and the modification of the original curve, I had to position the vehicle a few meters forward.
Greetings from Argentina.
Great pictures but the road at that time passed at a different angle, the turn was at the site of an underpass across the road, the fence of the site with the house captured the current territory of the roadway
Qain Max, thank you for your comment.
You're right, the curve has been modified to join the highway, but the place of the attack is the same.
Greetings from Argentina.
Excellent and very poignant.
@moobaz8675 thank you for your comment.
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Just to be punctual from history perspective. There was not Czech president in exile but Czechoslovak and the same apply for commando as you wrote. For example, Maj. general in memoriam Jozef Gabčík was Slovak. However, good job. These heroes don’t have to be forgotten.
D, thank you for watching and thank you for pointing out the mistake.
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I have always felt this was a major turning point in the war. The invincibility of the SS was now in question. Great video.
garyw8481, I agree with you.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions You sir, live in a extremely beautiful country!
@@garyw8481 maybe you are right, but full of useless politicians and rulers who make this country a complicated place to live. Hug from the distance.
I remember when I first heard this story on hunting nazi criminals I think was the show. After watching the episode about this i was shocked a movie had never been made and then about 6 months later I found this movie Anthropoid and man it was an amazing movie.
Johnny Utah, thank you for watching.
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Films about the assassination of Heydrich.
Hangmen Also Die 1943 USA
Hitler's Madman 1943 USA
Men Without Wings 1946 Czechoslovakia
Assassination 1964 Czechoslovakia
Operation Daybreak USA, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia
Lidice 2011 Czech Republic
Anthropoid 2016
The Man with the Iron Heart 2017
Other documentary projects include the Slovak documentary Assassination of Heydrich: The Story of Jozef Gabčík and Jan Kubiš from 2013, or the Czech TV series Heydrich - the final solution.
@@havlik81 excellent film review!, thank you very much!
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RIP ... those whom loved their country than their lives
@rdytogo9803 thank you very much for watching. I completely agree with your comment.
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When the British first contacted the Czech resistance about this operation, they told them they were mad. The Czechs knew what horrible consequences the attack would have on the civilians. Churchill knew this very well, even counted on it to turn the public more against the occupiers. In his eyes, things were a bit too calm in that particular occupied area. It needed a bit of a stir. So, they pressed on...
Jan Verbanck, thank you for your comment.
there are acts and situations that are difficult to understand living many years after WW2.
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Reinhard - One of the Best ...
Heydrich was officially Deputy Reichsprotektor. He was never Reichsprotektor. He was in charge, Von Neurath remained titular Reichsprotektor. Heydrich however ruled.
@alfredroyal3473 thank you for watching. Comments like yours help us learn more about history.
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Hey, lovely video can you please make a video on concentration camps, Auschwitz then and now? From London 🇬🇧
@MissSA75 thank you for your commet. I have scheduled, among other videos, to make one about Krakow and Auschwitz.
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WHY
Heydrich😢😢😢RIP
If the walls could talk. What would they say ?
Mini Me, you are right...
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions Thanks. All the best to you, from a Polish guy, living in Canada. ps. Many Nazis escaped to South America, after second World War. Especially to Argentina. 🙂
Your work is wonderful. It is so heartbreaking to think of all the death and destruction. Looking back it all seems so senseless. One mad man bent on domination destroyed so many lives.
Ge Fi, thank you for your comment, you are absolutely right.
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Hey please comeback 🙏
jerryserrano90, I'm back with a new video ruclips.net/video/l_WjdBPFiF0/видео.html
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RIP Reinhard.
There is still a visible sing of fighting on church walls. You can see that outside of church around windows to crypt where they were hiding.
Our heroes.
@milosgavenda9018, thank you for watching. You are right, the aftermath of the war remains in many corners of the city, one of them is the Saints Cyril and Methodius Orthodox Cathedral Church.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions well to be honest there is not many another remains of ww2.
But you can still see a holes on National Museum from Soviet occupation 1968.
@@milosgavenda9018 you know more about that than me.
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@@IgnacioVeutroProductions thank you 😅 I live near prague so it's mostly a common knowledge
@@milosgavenda9018 👍
История с фактом решать потомкам что и как автору видео спасибо
петр, Большое спасибо.
Поздравления из Аргентины.
thers a movie on this...."Operation Daybreak"
cckave3, thanks for watching. There are at least 2 films about this fact, the last one called "Anthropoid" was presented in 2016.
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Czech Assassins were trained in Arisaig, Scotland 🏴
@GCMAC1980 thank you for your comment, it help us learn more about history.
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Was the operation worth it? It did save lives? Was it worth sacrificing so many people for one man?
Jesse5068, thank you for watching.
Your question is difficult to answer in a quite different context, more than 80 years after that event.
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Well, some czech historicians say that if it was not this operation there is probably no Czechoslovakia after ending WWII. The exile czechoslovak diplomacy had a real good argumentation then for developing a pressure on the great powers and make them declare the Munich Agreement invalid. God knows that such argumentation was redeemed by blood of the elite, by the best of the bests of my country.
too bad the upstairs part of the church is blocked off
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Pretender, thank you very much for watching.
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It's hard to believe that the nazis would leave the car unattended on the street like that.
Lawrence Lewis, thank you for watching.
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The SOB got the stuffing knocked out of him and into him at the same time. Ha Bloody Ha, And I ain't even English.
Joseph Clark, you said it all.
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what does not being english have to do with it
Hopefully Heidrick's last days were spent in agony.
@dsbmwhacker thank you for watching.
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Fiera Carmen, thank you very much for watching.
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