I found a ww1 British solider in Ypres back in 84, was a family camping trip we did every other year, my brother and I was off looking for .303 rounds to make rockets with, the spaghetti charge was better than the German powder, when we found a boot upside down in the dirt, hob nails tripped the detector, as we dug up the boot the toe bones fell out, he was taken by the military police for a burial at one of the wargrave sites.
The one good thing about all of this is that regardless of what side he was on you have gave him his dignity back even after death. Bless you all for doing such a personal and wonderful thing for someone xx
The soldiers regardless of their leaders or commanders orders and other actions were dedicated , deeply loyal to their country ! They deserve the dignity and respect that we give and should give any and all warriors ! In their day that were indeed a brilliant fighting force ! Though they may have followed a flawed and cruel regime they were indeed in their own way victims of it themselves ! May this soldier now rest in peace !
@@raynonabohrer5624 They probably could, if it's not too degraded. But then who do you compare it to? I mean, it'd be fantastic if they could find out who this guy was but where do you go to find someone to compare it to? Thankfully, at least the guy got a decent burial instead of being lost out there forever.
These people fought for the furrer Adolf Hitler and any German soldiers that wore a German uniform is just as guilty as the SS German soldiers that killed 6 million Jews let's not forget they all fought for Hitler simple
So incredible yet so sad what these men had to go through, now ik why my grandpa said "be greatful you're born in the 2000s and not the 20s." My grandpa fought in D-day (he was a combat medic during dday) He told me it sounded like hell with all the screaming, rapid gun fire and all the dead bodies, he even told me he was helping a wounded soldier when his best friend got shot 10-25 times in front of him, his friend was only 19 years old, RIP to the 4,500 men that lost their lives🙏🏾❤
Thank you for caring about a soldier regardless of the army he fought for/against. No soldier wants to be buried as a soldier of the country not his own. They were brave, they were terrified probably, and fought for their country.
@amogus360noscope3 So this matters how? The elite soldiers of a nation don't deserve respect just because their side lost? The surrender documents signed was supposed to be the end of ALL hostilities. To do different is a violation of the spirit of that surrender document.
Loved this video and the history. My grandfather both fought against the Germans, one(from my father's side) fought in WWl, the other ( from my mother's side) fought in WWll. I was stationed in Germany for 3yrs (Army), then lived there for 17yrs as a civilian. Made my Geselle as Fliesenleger and later drove LKW in Fernverkehr.
I come from a military family snd I have been witness to the Japanese honoring our fallen at the Pearl Harbor ! We unleashed the bomb on them and still they honor our fallen ! It is a point of respect ! I personally walk and try to recover Civil War battlefields ! I don’t collect relics from the field ( I find it disrespectful ) but many do ! I walk and look to recover soldiers and give them proper burial and identity ( when possible ) ! We have even returned some to their homes or their regiments of their brothers ! Both Union and Confederate , and yes we are still finding them ! They are still there under our soil here ! The battlefields of Europe and the eastern front are still rich with the bodies of some Mothers son ! God give them peace ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😰😰😰😰💔❤️💔❤️❗️
I'm guessing these days you have to keep it rather hush-hush when you're interring a Confederate soldier to a grave? I heard that a few years ago there were some incidents of confederate graves being exhumed or otherwise desecrated.
@@mariaedwards6371 if you´d know how most museums treat relics, that aren´t from a famous person, you´d be very suprised... unfortunatly, atleast in germany, many Museums just don´t store there stuff correctly, or brake it on accident... i would lie if i´d say i never broke or scrached a original relic of mine, but i take alot of care of them especialy if i know the history of them, or if they are valuable... depending on what happend to them after the war, i don´t even clean them... if they are from the ground like my 5 and a half metal RAD cap insiginia or my almost 40 metal HJ cap and uniform badges... some gold, some normal, some in mint condition, some in barely regognizable shape i have found allot of cardriges before and alot of magazines or stripper clips... also a STG-44, MP-38 and a K-98 b...
There should be an organization that takes and samples DNA from these remains and puts them in a database and that way anyone with any relation to said sample who gives DNA could possible identify the loved one for even more closure.
In today's age, that's a no brainer. You'd think it was already being done, and there would be a database? I think some countries do extract DNA from an unknown soldier in the hopes of identifying him.
Thank you for this Kris, .....It's hard to imagine the horror and fear these soldiers went through. No matter what side they were fighting on they were still someones son , brother , cousin. Respect to you guys for searching for these lost souls, to give some sort of closure to the families. Sorry you couldn't find out who he was, but at least now he will get a decent burial .
It’s easy to understand the horrors that Hitlers forces, (especially the SS), inflicted on every enemy soldier and civilians they encountered. Giving his remains a decent burial is more than the poor souls who he personally put to death will ever get.
I dug around San Pietro and Monty Cassino. I found metal and uniforms only 4 inches under. The fields gave more relics. We found cases of live mortar shells in the stream behind the Abby
loved this series, its what made me find your channel when i first watched it. I know you had issues because of this but if its any small victory please know the knowledge and history you guys have passed on was invaluable to us!
I’m glad to watch this story in RUclips. thank you. It is beautiful. At the end, so many died for an evil man. He was a Coward! We should never even say his name!
Regardless of nationality, its our young that die in these wars, these brave young men. A mother and a father who never again saw their child. A soldier has been returned with his comrades. thank you.
I could help but tear up a bit when they pulled out the soldiers razor ! Personal items are the most painful to find ! It brings their life home to you ! It hurts , I have actually found lettered and diaries ( intact basically) tucked away in tight leather pouches that I reserved the paper , read them ! Read what a soldier writes then you know their heart , it’s never if hate , of race or destruction it’s always of home , of family of love of longing and loneliness and a great deal of hunger ! They all just wanted to make it home ! 😰😰😰😰😰💔💔💔🙏🏻
I loved watching this series when it first came out, and would love to rewatch it. Although rewatching it from your perspective, especially as i only recently watch your video where you talked about the horrendous time you had with production/ tv company. Just know you did amazing work. My ancestry who perished in ww2 as undesirables (Roma), thank you for returning to these places and bringing back the dead.
I was told that in Scotland where thistles grow there is a most probable likelihood of a deceased animal or body. I recently corresponded with Steven in the video and he does in deed know vast knowledge about WW2 Explosives. great clip.
During wartime bodies of the fallen can be lost even in the middle of a town. This happened in the English south coast town where my parents grew up as children during WW2. Late in the war an American fighter plane came down vertically and buried itself deep in the clay soil in an ordinary side street, right in front of someone's house. There was a misunderstanding at some point and it was believed at the time that the pilot had bailed out before the impact. Some local people who saw the crash knew the canopy was still closed and the pilot was still in it, but the "officials" knew better and so the plane wreckage was buried where it lay. Forty years later a group similar to those in this video began researching and eventually recovered the plane. Sure enough, the pilot's remains were still there and were recovered for proper burial. Earlier in the war a German plane had crashed into the wall of the graveyard. The pilot was found dead, hanging in the branches of a nearby tree. As it was before people's attitude hardened with all the suffering to come, the pilot was buried in the cemetery with full military honours, including a gun salute. Five years later, enemy bodies were still respectfully buried but with no ceremony.
That’s terrible! After all that soldiers, young, went through, being treated with disrespect and racism, please God! What kind of human being acting so low! Shame shame!
So awesome you found a German soldier that be buried in a German cemetery. Bless them. So sad that nobody searched for these bodies years ago. Bless all the German soldiers who died. RIP. You are remembered
Gav, we were on an exercise on lunenburg heath. We had to dig trenches, and one man in my section started to dig up bones of a human being , with his weapon and bits of uniform..we reported to our HQ , and that was the end for us.
This man will finally get to rest. He’s not alone in the field of battle. He’s going to rest.His family may have known he was lost. He was fighting for what he believed in. He was fighting to go home. What ever his true thoughts on the matter was will only be known to him and God. This was someone’s family. He will now have his rest after all this time.
I rewatched this. I Am an American may grandfather fought in world war 2 . My grandmother his wife is German. She had some brothers in the war. One of them never made it home. I have seen his picture. I can’t help but think. He’s out there somewhere. I never met him. Have no clue what his ideology was did he believe in Hitler’s beliefs. All I know is a family didn’t know where he was. She told me the boys left in the spring and some came home one did not. He’s still out there on a watch that only will end when the final call comes. There are a lot of soles out there. They are just there in the place they have fallen.
The german button and german razor could've been battle field loot that russians picked off a german soldier, so I don't think it's good to assume he's german based only on that, Even if it was german positions. It could've been a russian killed by retreating troops.
12:08 do you guys know anything about the schutzstaffel??? the allgemeine SS with the black uniforms never were send to the front... the Waffen SS only had black Tank uniforms (you guys prb think the SS tank uniform had Skulls on the collar tabs right? WRONG those were the Wehrmacht Tank uniforms... the SS had their normal Rank insiginas on the Collar tabs...) the rest of the Waffen SS uniforms were Field grey and ofcourse the white drillich uniforms...
30:05 "This button is from a german bag" "Is it a german with his german bag, or a russian with a german bag?" "We don't want to send a soldier to the wrong graveyard" 33:05 "It's a german safety razor" "this guy was german" "Even though we can't prove he was german, we can now send him to a german graveyard" Where's that skepticism now? Whos to say a russian didn't just pick it up because it was a VERY good razor? Did they just get tired of searching and decided to call it there?
I've been watching you for years . I thought you had issues with the way the company was with this documentary ? But nun the less still a good thing to see.
While I really don't appreciate what Hollywood did with it or anything lately for that matter.. I really loved your part and what you do, the history YOU save. and share with us is always so important and appreciated, At least from me, friend.
Hmm, just thinkg. I challenge your team to help find British/Indian remains in Karen or Imphal in norther Burma/India. Two horrific battles by the Forgotten, & still forgotten, 14th Army. Or, thete is always another forgotten campaign, Italy, ie Cassino, Anzio, Salerno, Sicily. You might run across your pet army , the Werhmact. Dont forget North Africa. All British/Commonwealth battles.
As an army war veteran idk what side you fought on. In war we are all people who are following orders. Some orders we like some we do not but we do it because it’s our job. No reason not to take care of a fellow soldier.
So fascinating, I love looking at these videos and appreciate the people who take their time to research and find and pin point these sites,, the STG44 looks a little like my AR-15 as my rifle is not a Assault Rifle because it's semi-auto with a 30 round Magazine unlike the MP4 thats fully automatic and only the United States Military has access to are the Assault rifles , all of this is very fascinating hopefully DNA can identify them so nexted to kin can possibly be notify, Greetings from the United States 🇺🇸
Was the person's DNA checked and a facial reconstruction worked up? There must be a German family who might be able to resolve the question? Put the bones with a name.
It’s not Russia and Russians that Germans were fighting! It’s the Soviets! Russia was a republic, not a country at that time. Germans were fighting the whole country of USSR (Soviet Union). They are archeologists, they need to know the history… They are digging in Latvia, which was a part of a Soviet Union
The background music is too loud, so people with less than perfect hearing cannot make out what is being said! I have tinnitus, so between the whistling that never goes away, and the musical noise, I'm struggling to hear the commentary.
Not trying to be an arse with this comment just simply to promote a discussion and ask a question. Is it not possible that a russian could have simply just looted the razor? As said in the film "would a russian have a razor that good". Perfect reason to take a better one. Seems a hell of a jump to bury him in a german cemetery based on that alone. Was there more infomation that didn't get shown?
Hi, Bjorn. Yes, absolutely. You don’t see them here, but we were monitored by teams from the war museum and Legenda, who were also digging around and beside us. I believe they found uniform i remember rightly? It was more than ten years ago now, and we’d repatriated a lot of bodies, so the memory is a bit sketchy. But yes, they were confident he’d gone to the right grave. The production team missed quite a few opportunities and key story parts along the way.
Also, it’s not Russian soldiers that were fighting Germans, it was Soviet Union soldiers. Russia was a republic of Soviet Union(USSR), not a country by itself at the time.
So I have a question we have 1 American and 3 Englishmen what is so fascinating and important about finding a German body or German relics over your own countrymen
Because this is history , the story of us snd our foes are a human story , as we find them we u destined more of ourselves and capture some bit of our own humanity ! All soldiers regardless of what we believe was in his heart or even the regime he fought for he was a soldier , he was his counties military with that he even as a foe deserves respect and dignity ! Ask any military man or military family , we honor even our foes ! For they were worthy and made us be better soldiers ! That’s why they are looking , that why digging , that’s what they want to do !
![We HUNT for a WW2 Bunker! [Battlefield Recovery]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VA_E5P0rqVU/mqdefault.jpg)
Could the Nazis have invaded Britain? ruclips.net/video/L9ynoHDnBWM/видео.html
I found a ww1 British solider in Ypres back in 84, was a family camping trip we did every other year, my brother and I was off looking for .303 rounds to make rockets with, the spaghetti charge was better than the German powder, when we found a boot upside down in the dirt, hob nails tripped the detector, as we dug up the boot the toe bones fell out, he was taken by the military police for a burial at one of the wargrave sites.
The one good thing about all of this is that regardless of what side he was on you have gave him his dignity back even after death. Bless you all for doing such a personal and wonderful thing for someone xx
The soldiers regardless of their leaders or commanders orders and other actions were dedicated , deeply loyal to their country ! They deserve the dignity and respect that we give and should give any and all warriors ! In their day that were indeed a brilliant fighting force ! Though they may have followed a flawed and cruel regime they were indeed in their own way victims of it themselves ! May this soldier now rest in peace !
Why not do a d n a.???
@@raynonabohrer5624 They probably could, if it's not too degraded. But then who do you compare it to? I mean, it'd be fantastic if they could find out who this guy was but where do you go to find someone to compare it to? Thankfully, at least the guy got a decent burial instead of being lost out there forever.
These people fought for the furrer Adolf Hitler and any German soldiers that wore a German uniform is just as guilty as the SS German soldiers that killed 6 million Jews let's not forget they all fought for Hitler simple
German uniform killer S6 million Jews lost there life's to this same Germans uniform don't fucking tell me anything else
So incredible yet so sad what these men had to go through, now ik why my grandpa said "be greatful you're born in the 2000s and not the 20s." My grandpa fought in D-day (he was a combat medic during dday) He told me it sounded like hell with all the screaming, rapid gun fire and all the dead bodies, he even told me he was helping a wounded soldier when his best friend got shot 10-25 times in front of him, his friend was only 19 years old, RIP to the 4,500 men that lost their lives🙏🏾❤
Thank you for caring about a soldier regardless of the army he fought for/against. No soldier wants to be buried as a soldier of the country not his own. They were brave, they were terrified probably, and fought for their country.
@amogus360noscope3 So this matters how? The elite soldiers of a nation don't deserve respect just because their side lost? The surrender documents signed was supposed to be the end of ALL hostilities. To do different is a violation of the spirit of that surrender document.
@amogus360noscope3 If he was on the other side he probably would have shot Rangers or Paratroopers.
@amogus360noscope3 he still served a lot of these young men were just following orders if you didn't you was shot same for the russians
We found a German soldier from ww2. On Lunen berg heath. He was re buried, and the grave marked, and reported to our Bn HQ.
Hmmm, I wonder IF that could have been Heinrich Himmler's body, he was buried in an unmarked grave on Luneburg Heath?
Neil,thankyou for your reply,what was dug up with the bone was a machine pistol, obviously rusted to hell.
No.
Loved this video and the history. My grandfather both fought against the Germans, one(from my father's side) fought in WWl, the other ( from my mother's side) fought in WWll. I was stationed in Germany for 3yrs (Army), then lived there for 17yrs as a civilian. Made my Geselle as Fliesenleger and later drove LKW in Fernverkehr.
Why rebuy a Nazi
I come from a military family snd I have been witness to the Japanese honoring our fallen at the Pearl Harbor ! We unleashed the bomb on them and still they honor our fallen ! It is a point of respect ! I personally walk and try to recover Civil War battlefields ! I don’t collect relics from the field ( I find it disrespectful ) but many do ! I walk and look to recover soldiers and give them proper burial and identity ( when possible ) ! We have even returned some to their homes or their regiments of their brothers ! Both Union and Confederate , and yes we are still finding them ! They are still there under our soil here ! The battlefields of Europe and the eastern front are still rich with the bodies of some Mothers son ! God give them peace ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😰😰😰😰💔❤️💔❤️❗️
I respect one keeping relics buried. On the otherhand it would be better off donated to a museum
I'm guessing these days you have to keep it rather hush-hush when you're interring a Confederate soldier to a grave? I heard that a few years ago there were some incidents of confederate graves being exhumed or otherwise desecrated.
@@mariaedwards6371 if you´d know how most museums treat relics, that aren´t from a famous person, you´d be very suprised... unfortunatly, atleast in germany, many Museums just don´t store there stuff correctly, or brake it on accident... i would lie if i´d say i never broke or scrached a original relic of mine, but i take alot of care of them especialy if i know the history of them, or if they are valuable... depending on what happend to them after the war, i don´t even clean them... if they are from the ground like my 5 and a half metal RAD cap insiginia or my almost 40 metal HJ cap and uniform badges... some gold, some normal, some in mint condition, some in barely regognizable shape i have found allot of cardriges before and alot of magazines or stripper clips... also a STG-44, MP-38 and a K-98 b...
There should be an organization that takes and samples DNA from these remains and puts them in a database and that way anyone with any relation to said sample who gives DNA could possible identify the loved one for even more closure.
In today's age, that's a no brainer. You'd think it was already being done, and there would be a database? I think some countries do extract DNA from an unknown soldier in the hopes of identifying him.
Thank you for this Kris, .....It's hard to imagine the horror and fear these soldiers went through. No matter what side they were fighting on they were still someones son , brother , cousin. Respect to you guys for searching for these lost souls, to give some sort of closure to the families. Sorry you couldn't find out who he was, but at least now he will get a decent burial .
It’s easy to understand the horrors that Hitlers forces, (especially the SS), inflicted on every enemy soldier and civilians they encountered. Giving his remains a decent burial is more than the poor souls who he personally put to death will ever get.
@@flagstafup5857and stalin’s army and revolution didn’t inflict horrors? You have a really one sided view of history
@@Sketch_Sesh Is this a Russian soldier being dug up? No it’s not. It’s the remains of a German SS soldier.
Indeed sir well spoken !
@@Sketch_SeshOh Lord , in my study of history Stalin was a worse horror ! He ravaged and executed his own people !
I dug around San Pietro and Monty Cassino. I found metal and uniforms only 4 inches under. The fields gave more relics. We found cases of live mortar shells in the stream behind the Abby
loved this series, its what made me find your channel when i first watched it. I know you had issues because of this but if its any small victory please know the knowledge and history you guys have passed on was invaluable to us!
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I’m glad to watch this story in RUclips. thank you. It is beautiful. At the end, so many died for an evil man. He was a Coward! We should never even say his name!
Well done guys. Thank you.
Regardless of nationality, its our young that die in these wars, these brave young men. A mother and a father who never again saw their child. A soldier has been returned with his comrades. thank you.
Brave young Nazis. What a loss. /s
I could help but tear up a bit when they pulled out the soldiers razor ! Personal items are the most painful to find ! It brings their life home to you ! It hurts , I have actually found lettered and diaries ( intact basically) tucked away in tight leather pouches that I reserved the paper , read them ! Read what a soldier writes then you know their heart , it’s never if hate , of race or destruction it’s always of home , of family of love of longing and loneliness and a great deal of hunger ! They all just wanted to make it home ! 😰😰😰😰😰💔💔💔🙏🏻
I still use my grandfathers military issue razor, | have never found a better, with a Wilkinson sword blade, it beats any of the modern stuff.
Craig the guy in the orangeish sweater is the militaria expert from Pawn Stars.
I loved watching this series when it first came out, and would love to rewatch it.
Although rewatching it from your perspective, especially as i only recently watch your video where you talked about the horrendous time you had with production/ tv company. Just know you did amazing work. My ancestry who perished in ww2 as undesirables (Roma), thank you for returning to these places and bringing back the dead.
Absolutely brilliant watch ❤
DANKE 🙏
I was told that in Scotland where thistles grow there is a most probable likelihood of a deceased animal or body. I recently corresponded with Steven in the video and he does in deed know vast knowledge about WW2 Explosives. great clip.
During wartime bodies of the fallen can be lost even in the middle of a town. This happened in the English south coast town where my parents grew up as children during WW2. Late in the war an American fighter plane came down vertically and buried itself deep in the clay soil in an ordinary side street, right in front of someone's house. There was a misunderstanding at some point and it was believed at the time that the pilot had bailed out before the impact. Some local people who saw the crash knew the canopy was still closed and the pilot was still in it, but the "officials" knew better and so the plane wreckage was buried where it lay. Forty years later a group similar to those in this video began researching and eventually recovered the plane. Sure enough, the pilot's remains were still there and were recovered for proper burial.
Earlier in the war a German plane had crashed into the wall of the graveyard. The pilot was found dead, hanging in the branches of a nearby tree. As it was before people's attitude hardened with all the suffering to come, the pilot was buried in the cemetery with full military honours, including a gun salute. Five years later, enemy bodies were still respectfully buried but with no ceremony.
@@Paddy_O-Verload Fascinating comment, Thankyou so much 👍🏻
That’s terrible! After all that soldiers, young, went through, being treated with disrespect and racism, please God! What kind of human being acting so low! Shame shame!
I admire you for doing this. Thank you 🙏!
So awesome you found a German soldier that be buried in a German cemetery. Bless them. So sad that nobody searched for these bodies years ago. Bless all the German soldiers who died. RIP. You are remembered
Fantastic video and touching at the same time 😢 your team gave
An unknown soldier who died all
Those years ago a Christian ✝️ burial
Please upload the other episodes also
Gav, not a problem ,but thanks anyway. Have a merry Christmas and a happy New year.
Not all Graves that have stuff in there, it's war they will take most stuff from pow and uses out in the fields
Gav, we were on an exercise on lunenburg heath. We had to dig trenches, and one man in my section started to dig up bones of a human being , with his weapon and bits of uniform..we reported to our HQ , and that was the end for us.
Salute..❤ grandchildren ❤
This man will finally get to rest. He’s not alone in the field of battle. He’s going to rest.His family may have known he was lost. He was fighting for what he believed in. He was fighting to go home. What ever his true thoughts on the matter was will only be known to him and God. This was someone’s family. He will now have his rest after all this time.
Ain't Craig the guy from the pawn shop show?
Yes
Can i ask what metal detectors are being used...exciting episode BTW
I rewatched this. I Am an American may grandfather fought in world war 2 . My grandmother his wife is German. She had some brothers in the war. One of them never made it home. I have seen his picture. I can’t help but think. He’s out there somewhere. I never met him. Have no clue what his ideology was did he believe in Hitler’s beliefs. All I know is a family didn’t know where he was. She told me the boys left in the spring and some came home one did not. He’s still out there on a watch that only will end when the final call comes. There are a lot of soles out there. They are just there in the place they have fallen.
This series was good ..but needed more seasons
Thank You
Cheers, Kris!😊
I had a German incendiary bomb fin when I was a kid, it was painted gold.
This is a great vlog very interesting 👍
Thank you for bringing this battlefield into perspective
The german button and german razor could've been battle field loot that russians picked off a german soldier, so I don't think it's good to assume he's german based only on that, Even if it was german positions. It could've been a russian killed by retreating troops.
Not a Russian, but a Soviet Union soldier. Russia was a republic at that time, not a country. Germans were fighting USSR(Soviet Union)
From tv show is this from ? I recognize the guys from it ,but cant remember ,can anyone help please ?
What happened to Max’s legs?
Just out of curiosity, are you using Finnish Fiskars shovels?
That short haired guy in the red coat. He’s been in a lot of pawn star episodes.
thats how u know hes a legit expert
@@illumina9489also a scammer
Expert?
Check out his feedback on all websites!
See Thomas Whitmann military show and relationship! Awkward!!
Im from Latvia 😀😀😀
One guy is from Pawn Stars, military expert that comes to the shop.
12:08 do you guys know anything about the schutzstaffel??? the allgemeine SS with the black uniforms never were send to the front... the Waffen SS only had black Tank uniforms (you guys prb think the SS tank uniform had Skulls on the collar tabs right? WRONG those were the Wehrmacht Tank uniforms... the SS had their normal Rank insiginas on the Collar tabs...) the rest of the Waffen SS uniforms were Field grey and ofcourse the white drillich uniforms...
Imagine they just found a murder victim and they think it’s a ww2 dude
This soldier deserves honor and respect, thank you.
30:05 "This button is from a german bag"
"Is it a german with his german bag, or a russian with a german bag?"
"We don't want to send a soldier to the wrong graveyard"
33:05 "It's a german safety razor"
"this guy was german"
"Even though we can't prove he was german, we can now send him to a german graveyard"
Where's that skepticism now? Whos to say a russian didn't just pick it up because it was a VERY good razor? Did they just get tired of searching and decided to call it there?
Thats the gun expert from Pawn Stars
lol…expert on fcuk all…
Nice goin m8s, thanks, stay vertical Eh!
what is this show called?
Where did that gun came form 😮🤨
I dont think that was a 7.62x25 casing. No neck. More likley a 9mm from the germans
Some mines are still active there BE CAREFUL
A farmer wouldn't bury s body in a cultivated field
Ok this video is coool but why at 7:12 they spelt hitle# hammer oh wait now I know
Buddy, its a different guy, Heinrich Himmler, the guy responsible for the holocaust, leader of the SS, basically 2nd in command
“Hammer” 💀
The end LOL.
Fantastic
Good work!
Dna analysis? I suppose that would be too expensive…
I've been watching you for years . I thought you had issues with the way the company was with this documentary ? But nun the less still a good thing to see.
Why did they did up a body again ?
While I really don't appreciate what Hollywood did with it or anything lately for that matter.. I really loved your part and what you do, the history YOU save. and share with us is always so important and appreciated, At least from me, friend.
Hmm, just thinkg. I challenge your team to help find British/Indian remains in Karen or Imphal in norther Burma/India. Two horrific battles by the Forgotten, & still forgotten, 14th Army. Or, thete is always another forgotten campaign, Italy, ie Cassino, Anzio, Salerno, Sicily. You might run across your pet army , the Werhmact. Dont forget North Africa. All British/Commonwealth battles.
It was watching one of these episodes with these guys where I found out about you on RUclips.
Nice one Kris. 👍🏻
They might get a DNA test from the bone to find living relatives.
As an army war veteran idk what side you fought on. In war we are all people who are following orders. Some orders we like some we do not but we do it because it’s our job. No reason not to take care of a fellow soldier.
Latvia is full of historical remains.
Hey hey hey;) would that shaver have DNA?..well i guess the bones/skull😮
That razor could have belonged to another soldier he could have found that
So fascinating, I love looking at these videos and appreciate the people who take their time to research and find and pin point these sites,, the STG44 looks a little like my AR-15 as my rifle is not a Assault Rifle because it's semi-auto with a 30 round Magazine unlike the MP4 thats fully automatic and only the United States Military has access to are the Assault rifles , all of this is very fascinating hopefully DNA can identify them so nexted to kin can possibly be notify, Greetings from the United States 🇺🇸
There is no such thing as an "assault rifle ". It's a term made up by journalists,who had probably never even held a firearm.
@@Mercmad Uh no, Sturmgewehr literally means Assault Rifle.
This. At least someone knows what they’re talking about 👍🏻
It literally translates as assault rifle 😂
@Mercmad the Journalist are always calling our AR-15s assault rifles they are ignorant. AR stands for ArmaLite rifle.
STG44>ST=Sturm G=Gewehr 44=Das Jahr der ersten Inbetriebnahme@@Mercmad
Is it fun and scary.
A fantastic video well done all
Why ?
I wish you would show a picture of the original ordinance from the shrapnel that you found So we know better what you're talking about
Use dogs that can sniff out human remains im sure there’s some scent left.
"black diggers" comedy gold
so they have bones!so is it that you cannot extract DNA from bones?i would have thought that you can get DNA from bones.And identify the soldier.
I’m here it’s me
Justin, thankyou for your reply. There was no one called Justin when the soldier was dug up and then reburied . So yes it happened.
You guys should ask spirits it's okay to dig them out just to respect the Dead.
They are ere either in heaven or hell, so those spirits are probably demons
Was this on tv ?
It was. And Netflix.
@@Addictedtobleeps what is the show called?
DNA possible to match? Was this done?
Was the person's DNA checked and a facial reconstruction worked up? There must be a German family who might be able to resolve the question? Put the bones with a name.
It’s not Russia and Russians that Germans were fighting! It’s the Soviets! Russia was a republic, not a country at that time. Germans were fighting the whole country of USSR (Soviet Union). They are archeologists, they need to know the history… They are digging in Latvia, which was a part of a Soviet Union
I feel like we should figure out the SS guy’s stance on Zionism first. They don’t have to be pro but I’d like to hear their answer
i dont know
Dna in the razor
The background music is too loud, so people with less than perfect hearing cannot make out what is being said! I have tinnitus, so between the whistling that never goes away, and the musical noise, I'm struggling to hear the commentary.
Hardly kris fault
Blame the producers and editors
Subtitles?
18:28 Is that a bounty hunter I spy 😊👍🏽
Was wondering if someone else noticed. Doesn't get anymore cheap or basic than that.
Panzer crews wore black
😢😢😢😢
You guys are amateurs.
That's not an MP44 it's a Sturmgewehr 44!
Yes first assault rifle...sort of
....you know those are the same thing, yeah?
@@sniperfreak223 yeah lmao exactly the same thing, what is this guy on
Their starting to realize, they fought the wrong enemy 😮
Shut up
Russian 7.62 'pistol round'?! Lol
Not exactly scientific ..like a cross between Time Team and Storage Hunters UK!
Not trying to be an arse with this comment just simply to promote a discussion and ask a question. Is it not possible that a russian could have simply just looted the razor? As said in the film "would a russian have a razor that good". Perfect reason to take a better one. Seems a hell of a jump to bury him in a german cemetery based on that alone.
Was there more infomation that didn't get shown?
Hi, Bjorn. Yes, absolutely. You don’t see them here, but we were monitored by teams from the war museum and Legenda, who were also digging around and beside us. I believe they found uniform i remember rightly? It was more than ten years ago now, and we’d repatriated a lot of bodies, so the memory is a bit sketchy.
But yes, they were confident he’d gone to the right grave. The production team missed quite a few opportunities and key story parts along the way.
Also, it’s not Russian soldiers that were fighting Germans, it was Soviet Union soldiers. Russia was a republic of Soviet Union(USSR), not a country by itself at the time.
So I have a question we have 1 American and 3 Englishmen what is so fascinating and important about finding a German body or German relics over your own countrymen
I think it’s pretty obvious isn’t it? It’s the Kourland pocket. German and Russian battles.
The Americans and British weren’t directly involved.
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Because this is history , the story of us snd our foes are a human story , as we find them we u destined more of ourselves and capture some bit of our own humanity ! All soldiers regardless of what we believe was in his heart or even the regime he fought for he was a soldier , he was his counties military with that he even as a foe deserves respect and dignity ! Ask any military man or military family , we honor even our foes ! For they were worthy and made us be better soldiers ! That’s why they are looking , that why digging , that’s what they want to do !
Just a lot of talking, making simpel shreapnell finsa important. More dingen guys, lessen talking.