Sabaton | Reaction to Lady of the Dark (Animated Story Video)
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- Y'all said I'd love reacting to Lady of the Dark by @Sabaton and you were spot on. I was absolutely amazed at the epicness of Milunka Savić.
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Another person stated that Sabaton and Yarnhub have inspired more interest in history than most history teachers in school ever did. i agree. The collaboration is epic as well.
I mean yeah ... becasue they take hsitory back to its roots. Stories, not dates and numbers
They have indeed, their videos should be in schools!
Funny, cause my cousin who is a history teacher actually uses Sabatons music and videos in her classes. They provide easy and catchy openers to new subjects and people throughout history. 😊
@@timbackman5915 THAT! is a good teacher!
@@PeoplecallmeLucifer Yes she is. I sometimes have fun helping out by lending her uniforms from my collection. I also have a project planned for later this summer/early fall Since I'm an avid hiker on top of being a history nut, I'm going to hike the Maginot line wearing British ww2 gear and make a little documentary for her classes. 😁
Milunka Savič is said to be philanthropic in this song because she did not kill when she could capture enemy soldiers. She also adopted over 30 children in her later years.
So she was also a super mum too?
Yeah, this part of her story was way down the list, to what I expected. She just wanted to live a life in peace after the wars, and helped many orphaned kids to a better life. Great warrior and great humanitarian.
Tnx for reacting to this. She rejected France citizenship and loved humble life, worked as a janitor after the war and addopted a lot of children. If this lady was American we would see a lot of movies.... As a Serb I'm rly glad people like yourself reacting to this@@themetalmuse❤
@@themetalmuse Yeah, there were lots of orphans after WW1 in Serbia since the country lost 30% of its population. Milunka had a younger brother who got called into the Balkan wars (that were a year before WW1). As the story goes, he was only 15, so practically still a child. Milunka was the oldest child in the family, 20 or maybe 22 at the time (records are not sure), and she decided to go instead of her brother. She cut her hair and singed herself under her brother's name, Milan. No one knew she was a woman until she was injured and the fact was discovered in the hospital. Army wanted to transfer her into a nursing staff after that, but she wouldn't hear of it, and since she did some incredible stuff, they relented. She proved herself and so she got into the Iron Squadron a year later when WW1 started
Excellent reaction. Milunka Savic fought in numerous engagements, starting with the Balkan wars (where she disguised herself as a man and took her brothers place since he suffered from tuberculosis) and continuing through WW1 where she fought in both the Serbian and French armies. She was wounded nine times and earned 12 military awards for valor from four countries. After WW1, the French offered her citizenship and a pension, but instead she returned to her beloved Serbia. When the Germans invaded Serbia in WW2 she organized an infirmary which treated partisans, an action that resulted in her being sent to a concentration camp. Among her medals are:
2x Serbian Karađorđe Star with Swords
2x French Légion d’Honneur (Legion of Honour)
Russian Cross of St. George
British medal of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael
Serbian Miloš Obilić medal.
French Croix de Guerre 1914-1918 with the gold palm (she is the only female recipient of this award)
hey Alan
@@MegaDog555 Hi MegaDog. Been listening to the Sabaton live stream?
@@alancarter41 yes but a lot of repeats like yarn hub but still good videos
@@MegaDog555 I agree. Been jumping in and out depending on what they are playing, alternating a return to some old favorites like Iron Savior and Battlelore that I haven't listened to for a while.
Why doesn't she have her own movie yet! If she did who do you think would play her?
How does Hollywood always miss the chance to make movies about these badasses and stories?
Because they aren't American
I mean if Simo Hayha or Milunka were Americans you'd have at least 10 movies about each
I've no idea, however, I am sure Hollywood would ruin her story and somehow put her in heels going over a trench.........
Very true.
Hollywood would ruin her story.
Quote: “Movies with female leads don’t sell.”
I believe the Hollywood execs have had to amend that to “Movies with female leads don’t do as well as movies with male leads” these days, but the attitude is still very prevalent.
She's NOT the only highly decorated Sebian woman in 1WW. There is also city lady from Belgrade, Sofija Jovanović decorated with many Serbian and Aliance honors. But if you want more to understand come to Belgrade and in House of Army and in Military museum, both in Belgrade you can find a lot of historical documents and material exponates, like canons, guns, decorations, military uniformes etc. from 1WW.
Prague is next on my trip list. However I’d like, if I had time to study that topic more.
There was also Natalija Bjelac, who was wounded 12 times and got 12 awards for bravery. She was nurse and sergeant in Serbian army during Balkan Wars and WW1.
Not only is she a badass she and the most decorated female soldier in all of recorded human history - she has the highest awards for bravery possible from multiple countries and was even offered a full military pension and benefits from France if she wanted to retire there even though she wasn't French.
She NEEDS a blockbuster movie, girls need more insane role models like this.
She got there Mulan style - her brother was sick and she took his place by dressing as a man. She was discovered by the surgeons after she was injured and they wanted to kick her out and send her home but she said no and that she would stand there and not move until they let her back in - it took them like 12 hours and she didnt move a muscle and they caved and let her stay because, quite frankly, she was the best soldier there.
The fact people like her exist blows my mind - Wonder Woman WISHES she was Milunka Savic.
Oh I didn’t know that, how freaking awesome!
She's the real wonder women
Hell yes 🙌
A good story I know about Milunka:
During one battle she captured a group of Bulgarian soldiers.
One of them was so impressed with her, that after the war he sent his son, who was in the Belgrade military academy, to her so she could teach him how to be a proper soldier.
This was in a time that women still weren't seen as truly equal to men, so she must have REALLY stood out to make an impression like that.
Wow thank you for telling me that! I want to learn more about her.
@@themetalmuseВама је то чудно јер неразумијете витешки српски народ. Нама је то нормално.
And the fact that she remained humble despite her achievements is another mark in her favor.
Total queen!
Gal Gadot did that in the movie, this women did that in real life and not once but several times, respect to Milunka Savic.
Yeah, I didn't like Wonder Woman at all. Over the trenches in heels? Wut? We don't need a fictional wonder woman when we have real women like Milunka.
I think personally think Mulan is an even better comparison to Milunka Savic
"MY FAITH IS MY SHIELD, MY PRAYERS MY ARMOUR! THE MUTANT THE HERITIC AND THE ALIEN SHALL FEEL MY WRATH! I AM SLAVIC! FOR THE EMPEROR!"
Once we fought for free Europe and been on side of good , our ancestors died like my granddad in ww1 and we get bombed from those same allies in 99 and killed my mother the same bloodline from that granddad who fought for that same free europe you live in now. Let that sink in a little bit. I hope just that heroes of that time dont fade away cause the kids who watch marvel and dc universe heroes doesnt have a clue what real bloodshed is and what took for them to live in a comforting home watching youtube,netflix and et cetera.
I hear you.
since i didnt find it in the comments, here are her awards listed.
Order of the Star of Karađorđe with Swords (twice)
Miloš Obilić medal
Cross of St. George
Légion d’Honneur (twice)
Croix de Guerre with gold palm
Order of St Michael
the first and the fourth, those she recieved twice each, are the HIGHEST military honors of serbia and france.
What a woman!
I love this story! Yes, Sabaton could, and should, do a whole album dedicated to women who fought with untold bravery. They could start with Buodicea (pronounced Boo-dica apparently) who took advantage of a weakness in the Roman forces to avenge their murder of her own family. That was yet another "300"-style story in history. There are countless other great stories of fierce women that need to be brought to modern ears.
The band "serpentyne" has a song about buodicea
That is such a good idea for an album! @sabton make it happen!
She was wounded in battles nine times, and because of her immense courage, the French called her the "Serbian Joan of Arc". And there are also stories about the surprise of the enemy soldiers when they realized that a woman had captured them, disarmed them and escorted them to the regimental headquarters all by herself. On the Thessaloniki front, in one raid, she captured forty-three, and in another, sixty Bulgarian soldiers. She saved a company of Bulgarians when they were drunk towards the Serbian trenches, she did not let the Serbian soldiers shoot. in marriage, she gave birth to one girl, in addition to whom she also raised three adopted daughters and educated another thirty-two children.
Thanks for the info 🤘🤘🤘
Fun fact: Milunka Savic once was quoted as saying "I knew I would be okay crossing no man's land, because I wasn't a man"
A true heroine
God: (Checks Notes). Okay fair enough, you found a loophole, I'll allow it.
I don't think that's true because it makes no sense in Serbian. I am not sure, but I don't think Milunka spoke any other language. I am pretty sure she didn't know how to write. But anyhow Serbian expression for no man's land is "nicija zemlja" and direct translation of that would be something like nobody's land, no gender involved.
@@draganmarkovic491 Still, a cool anecdote. ;)
@@draganmarkovic491That's truth. Makes zero sense in Serbian. I like the fact that there are some myths about her outside of our borders though. xD
@@dauritas1460 Yeah, but this kind of made up quote gives her some ideological/political dimension which she didn't, at least publicly have. I've even read some stuff about her being lesbian or hating man. I mean she was amazing as is, there is no need to make up stuff about her...
Yes Sabaton History cannel !!!
Greetings from NWaSE Sweden
Hello there! 😊
@@themetalmuse Hello and thanks for your presence, and your reaction
Milunka Savić joined the army instead of her brother. at that time women could not be soldiers. She skillfully disguised herself as a woman until she was wounded the third time. when they bandaged her, they saw that she was female. She was wounded a total of 9 times. After the war, France offered to live and be an honorary citizen of France, she refused and remained living a modest life in Serbia. It should also be said that Milunka is the woman in the world most decorated with medals for bravery and participation in battles.
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Her story is really insane. WW1 was the 3rd war she fought in. ( First two Balkin Wars. Which is where her pretending to be her brother was discovered) to, and quoting Serbia section of their website devoted to her.
"During the WWII she organized an infirmary where she gave first aid to Partisans and Chetniks. That is the reason why the Police beat her bloody in front of her own children and then took her to the concentration camp located on Banjica, where she was supposed to be shot to death. When after ten months a German general and camp commander found out who she was, he released Milunka with all the military honors."
She’s the ultimate bad ass!
Fun fact there were several women in the past that were amazing in warfare, her, Μπουμπουλίνα and lieutenant Νατάσα (both from Greece) and many others from other countries but due to the modern ones their achievements have been buried and underestimated
Tale as old as time no? 😮💨
The anthems Sabaton creates.. inspire us all!
So good for getting motivated to go work out lol!
@The Metal Muse All the better! We need that kind of push somedays!
She was allegedly not found out to be a women until she was sent to a field hospital. She was willing to stand in front of her commanding officer till he decided to grant her request to return to the front as a Soildger, not a nurse like he he originally wanted to put her.
Really!?? I love her more and more.
Information about her is hard to come by at least it is here in the states she was supposedly invited by Hitler meet with him I guess if my history remote brood is correct and she turned him down she had an opportunity to live in Paris with a pension from the fridge she turned it down she allegedly adopted several children and she basically died penniless I don't know how much of that is accurate. But that's what I remember reading
@@themetalmuse She served in 3 wars, first and second Balkan war and in WW1. That was in first Balkan war where she disguised herself in to a man to replace her brother who was sick and would die. When she was wounded doctors saw that she was a women and reported her to the commanding officer, at the time women could only serve as nurses at the battlefield. Officer wanted for Milunka to become a nurse, she refused and pleaded him to allow her to be a soldier, he said that he will think about it. She then said that she will not move until he gives her an answer, and after around 2 hours when officer saw her resolve he decided to allow her to fight. After that she was accepted as regular soldier and no longer had to hide that she was a women. Later she even made it to the elite regiment of Serbian army.
@@pontiacfan76 After Nazi's occupied Serbia she was invited by Nazi officers and puppet government to some kind of reception or something like that, she refused and was sent to concentration camp. She had 4 of her own children and more then 10 adopted children and she helped to school many more. She worked at a bank as a cleaning lady because she didn't know how to write. She wasn't really penniless but she was poor when she died. And yes, France offered her a pension and a place to live in Paris and she did turned that down.
@draganmarkovic491 yes I read that too. She also adopted several children too.
Woo!! I absolutely LOVE learning about the _badass_ ladies in WW1 and 2. And other wars since then. They _never_ get the recognition they absolutely deserve - so I get giddy with excitement any time one of their stories surfaces. Night Witches is still my absolute favourite song done by Sabaton for that very reason. Seems like I have another one to add to my growing collection! 😁
I love ❤️ this song so my band Night Witches is a banger!!!
You know what.. we are all here on earth cause of you women.. who else can give birth to us except you?
Who is the strongest in mind and theory and life? Who can take most pain? Yes.. women !!
Thanks to all women from me ❤️
Love you mom who is not with me anymore ❤️❤️❤️
Sorry for your loss, love your sentiment!
@@themetalmuse Thank you so much ❤️
And thank you for being a strong woman and keep continue your awe work on here and in rest of life ❤️🤗🙏🌹
Heroina srpkinja, Amazonka srca junačkog, za pravdu, istinu, slobodu...!!! 🌅💪💪💪☀️
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Wonder woman is an imaginary character whilst Milunka Savic really did all these things.
She’s bad ass
Milunka Savić was born in 1889, in the village of Koprivnica, near Novi Pazar, in Serbia.
In 1912, her brother who was ill with tuberculosis received call-up papers for mobilization for the First Balkan War. She chose to go in his place-cutting her hair and donning men's clothes and joining the Serbian army.
She quickly saw combat and received her first medal and was promoted to corporal in the Battle of Bregalnica. Engaged in battle, she sustained wounds and it was only then, when recovering from her injuries in hospital, that her true gender was revealed, much to the surprise of the attending physicians.
Milunka Savić Died on October 5th 1973 at the age of 81.
Thank you for the history 😁👍
Pär gives the flag two times to Floor....🤘🇫🇮👍🔥
Oh did they base the look of the women on Floor?
@@themetalmuse yeah....
Thank you!!! Greetings from Belgrade ❤
Greetings 🤘
Every time I watch this if they make a movie of her life, She would have to be played by Floor Jansen.
Is Floor also an actress?
@@themetalmuse No, but she is a bad ass so I think she could pull this off.
Sabaton has a Sabaton History channel you need to watch they're all on there about all of their songs
I love that channel
She took her brothers draft and dressed like him. After finding out she was a woman the high command wanted to send her home. However, her skills and actions proved her to be their best soldier. So they agreed to let her back in, and sent her to the special forces regiment.
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She was regular soldier in balkan wars in 1912. In 1914 she was in elite serbian unit. In todays terms she was special force soldier of serbian army. There is a story when french army general visited them on frontline he was surprised how many hand grenades they had and asked who is the best - they answered it is Milunka. They had a bet that he will give them case of french cognac if she can hit one bottle at 30m distance with grenade. She won the bet.
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There is a documentary about her. It is called Milunka Savic: Heroine of the Great War. I believe it came out in 2013
I’ll have to check it out
Sabaton History channel has a video about each song when they collab with a historian. And they have a video for this song.
Yeah I am a big fan of the Sabaton History channel.
Hi, Dom think is one of the best videos I've seen and huge respect to Sabaton for educating us on this Woman, as you said what a badass and heroine.
They are the history teachers we all need.
Oh I am sure You also will Love Sabaton (Night Witches animated history)☺
I have done Night Witches and yes I LOVED IT! ❤️ ruclips.net/video/rBGXKiRIYZM/видео.html
There is a documentation available about her from 2013. It's name is "Milunka Savic: Heroine of the Great War"
She replaced her brother and became a soldier.
Thank you!
@@themetalmuse addition to being a great warrior, she was a great human being. She adopted three children.
No man’s land? “I am no man”
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I just wonder what foreign countries learn in history classes considering I would fail not knowing specific date or event that have no connection to my own…
I had an amazing history teacher, shout out to Mr Peel, and then a great history professor at university, shout out to Steve Murdoch. I think good teachers can inspire your history geek to emerge 😁
And we have alots of the in history.serb girls.the best
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she enlisted as a man as mentioned was wounded in combat, when found out she had been injured and when treated her secret revealed. her CO offered her a transfer to the nurses but she refused and stood at attention for an hour, the higher ups recognising her skill as a fighter honored her by allowing her to continue fighting. what isn't mentioned her is that she actually went on to serve in the serbian special forces, an amazing woman.
Truly amazing woman!
She took her brother 's plase to save his life
That's so sweet.
Thank's ❤
After the war, she lived in extreme poverty and worked as a cleaner. She got married after the war but later divorced. She had one daughter of her own, and she raised and educated 30 orphaned children. The boy she helped with his education (the boy who was the son of a Bulgarian soldier captured by Milunka during the war) ended up marrying her daughter.
The story of this brave woman reflects exceptional courage, compassion, and generosity. Her act serves as an example of true humanism, showing that people can transcend the divisions of war and find common humanity. It is an inspiring tale that reminds us of the importance of empathy and helping others, even in the toughest times. Milunka Savić remains a significant figure not only because of her military feats, but also due to her exceptional human dignity and compassion.
What a woman!!! 🥺
Just to add an insult to injury, in WW2 she survived a Nazi concentration camp.
No way???
@@themetalmuse It doesn't stop there. Her life was more interesting than anything Hollywood is able to conjure.
At battle of Gorničevo (1916.) she quickly realised that Bulgarian troops were heavily intoxicated on alcohol by their command. She ordered her troops to cease fire and single handedly crossed the no-mans land and made a platoon of Bulgarians to surrender.
One Bulgarian NCO involved there, had a son. Long time after the WWI his son wanted to go to Belgrade University to study. His father told him to seek Milunka Savić. The boy did so, and she offered him to stay at her house. Eventually he fell in love with her daughter and became her son in law in due course.
Покој јој души и вечна слава
We are still waiting for Sabaton History reactions! Trust us!
You want me to react to their history videos?
@@themetalmuse YES PLEASE!!
The fact these guys go to the trouble of making sure who/what they sing about is as accurate as possible. The fact the subject of a lot of thier music comes from suggestions of the fans. Is probably why a lot of fan feel a connection to the band.
This is real story
I know
That is only first battle...check for rest 😂😮
I will 👍
@The Metal Muse to answer your question unlike most other countries during ww1 Serbia didn't actually explicitly ban women from serving but most weren't interested and the few that wanted would usually be accepted as long as the officers saw that they are committed to this... Some of the most famous women who had served was ofc Milunka Savich (she actually went in disguised as a man); Sofija Jovanovich (AKA SOFRONIJE) who was the only woman accepted into the most elite units of Chetniks, Zhivana Terzich (AKA Amazonian of Drina) also a gurelia warfare, Mara Petrovich quite brave and worked for the intelligence, Vasilija Vukotich of Montenegro who participated in the "Bloody Christmass" battle, Darinka Grujich Radovich and Flora Sends an English woman... The topics are broad and there's a lot of info but I don't believe there is much information in English to be found.... I've a few books on Milunka herself and a short one about the most famous women in the Serbian military WW1..
Cool 👍👍
love this and you
Thank you ❤️
Soldier of heaven, is one of my favorites. Thanx for your reaction.
I will have to check it out.
sabaton have their ovn historie chanell
I love it 😻
"Reaction" to Sabaton / Yarnhub-Video while staring at a screen unmoving.... Brilliant.
I moved …
sabaton night witches animated story video
there is also a YT channel Sabaton History where Sabaton themself explain more about their songs and give more story about...so just type Sabaton History - Milunka Savic and you will find them also there is another channel that made documentary about her and its really good by tittle The Forgotten War Heroine - Milunka Savic I WHO DID WHAT IN WW1?....both of them are really good video's for reaction
Love that channel!
How does nobody know about Lady Colonel Emilya Plater one of the heroes of 1830-1831 november uprising.
Tell me more? Now I’m intrigued.
Try another one Sabaton's Last dying breath, another Serbian ww1 story, one of many Serbian history highlights.
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visions of atlantis pirates will return live official
Good suggestion!
This is kind of woman Serbs have. If our womsn are like this imagine the man. This is why Serbs are good at sports.
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youer not wrong about wonder women but she was a real life wonder women
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she seem like a valkyre
She is!
Great reaction.Only documentary
Thank you 🤘🤘🤘
Next animated story: "The First Soldier", the "man" version of Milunka Savic ;)
Totally agree!
Well then I will have to check it out!
More about Milunka Savić :Lady of The Dark - Milunka Savić - Sabaton History 117 [Official]
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couple other good ones final solution,solider of heaven, father
Ohhhh good suggestions!
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Је л ово Милунка Савић😊
Yep
Have you watched the night witches yet?
I’ve done night witches! Loved it!!!
@@themetalmuse good to hear
Check out my reaction and let me know what you think. I absolutely loved their unique story!
Makes you wonder how many suspected she was not a man.
You Don t know anything about Serbian woran of These Times cause there is a purpose why you should Not know
🤷🏻♀️ what do you mean, was it hushed up?
First of all she is one of the heros of our nation and dont call her the b word even if you dont mean anything wrong. We serbs are patriarchal and she went to war in the place of her brother to save him and not to prove that women can also do this like the men can. Dont use her as some feminist bs agenda. Family is strong and we are bound with and even more than blood.
😝😂😅 you’re the one making it a feminist issue. I’m allowed to admire a fellow woman and acknowledge her grit and courage.
The song got the feminist out of her
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This woman shows just how pathetic the modern feminist is, demanding special treatment without responsibility or accountability. This woman risked everything for her brother and country. Modern activists won't support her because she did it for a man and national pride, both of which are loathed by Hollywood.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milunka_Savi%C4%87 Right now I am looking at the Kolubara river, where fierce and incredible battles were fought in World War 1, the traces of the battle and the trenches that can be seen around are still visible. Otherwise, the Kolubara region has given countless heroes. Otherwise, the famous Iron Regiment is from the town of Prokuplje near Nis.
Sisters in arms - Milunka Savić and Flora Sands fought together.
In historical reading books, war diaries, and even adventure novels, the main characters are men, and the two heroines of the Serbian army in the First World War showed that courage, determination and the willingness to go into the unknown - also adorn women.
One from Serbia, the other from England - Milunka Savić and Flora Sands - are the best examples of these qualities.
Wow so detailed! Thank you 🙏
Savic by name. Savage by nature
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Serbia 🇷🇸 started WW1
Sure. How about you read some real history books instead of listening to German and Austrian propaganda?
Do not lie.
Serbia was attacked. Austria-Hungary started WW1.