Battlefield 1 Soundtrack: They Shall Not Pass Briefing Themes

These are the briefing themes of They Shall Not Pass heard during Operation games for Devil's Anvil and Beyond The Marne. Images are taken by me.
All credit goes to DICE, namely Patrik Andrén and Johan Söderqvist who composed the Battlefield Soundtrack.

[@grevy8344]

"There, an enemy medic!"
Boom
50 Spot Assist

[@junaid10313]

A French soldier had said to the Kaiser. "You will not take Verdun."

[@charlo4799]

Vous ne prendrez pas Verdun

[@MrDeath5300]

Shadow Blade in the Le Mort-Homme memorial it is written "Ils n'ont pas passé" (they didn't pass)

[@deleteduser87]

Next day he was nailed by a gas shell
Poor lad

[@Sodapop-rd5ku]

They did but at one hell of a cost even then it wasn't for long
War is hell

[@skavlad5245]

Best part 1:09

[@muradtalibov2616]

1:10 🤩

[@mrocznymsciciel2000]

2:10 you can see in your imagination what the battle of Verdun realy was. Damn, so love this part

[@Darkjack57]

I don't know if you did it because I asked, but I'm in-love with it ! THANK YOU ! :D

[@Darkjack57]

Have you thought about the original briefing themes ? The ones we hear in the vanilla game ? I would dig them :D

[@Captainkebbles1392]

1:10
"We are encircled, our support is gone, ammunition almost out, they're coming.
Situation is excellent, we attack!"
-a few French troops, among many German.
They succeeded

[@gencadam4995]

İ heard this on menu and it made me wanna fight so hard.

[@BorisZelenskyy]

They shall not pass have better soundtrack than In the name of the Tsar

[@Acid032]

this

[@Darkjack57]

if a Russian says it, than it must be true (I'm french haha)

[@Lahnapihvi]

I wouldn't say better. Tsnp had some great, music with desperate feeling to them. The Devil's Anvil themes in particular capture the brutal feel of Verdun battles, the truth about the saying "war is hell".
Itnott on the other hand focused more on heroic and somber music, mixed in with that distinct Russian choir. These captured the heroism of soldiers who made it possible for all those great battles to become victories for their sides, and at the same time, the sacrifices of them.
They are designed to fit a different kind of theme and in my opinion, both are equally amazing for it.

[@hidefiance]

I don’t know. Both of them have their amazing songs.

[@Aggient]

Apocalypse is the best

[@renaultft1917]

But that first one though

[@Hector-hp4nt]

:pepocheer:

[@nickbuckley4371]

All I think of is the chauchat machine gun