We Arrived In United States As War Prisoners Our Lives Would Change Forever (Ep. 8)

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Embark on a gripping journey back to the battlefields of World War II with our latest documentary, "Memoirs Of The Best German Tank Hunter In World War 2." This film uncovers the remarkable story of an elite German soldier, renowned for his skill and bravery in the face of overwhelming odds. Through expert interviews, rare archival footage, and dramatic reenactments, we bring to life the intense challenges and heroic feats of this legendary tank hunter.
This is part 8
Entire playlist: • Memoirs Of The Best Ge...
Part 1: • The Allied Forces Stoo...
Part 2: • The Americans Joined T...
Part 3: • The Americans Landed I...
Part 4: • The German Tanks Were ...
Part 5: • The German Artillery F...
Part 6: • We Had To Withdraw Our...
Part 7: • The Germans Forced Us ...
Part 8: • We Arrived In United S...
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[@claverton]

A wonderful memoir. I've been listening to quite a few of these on youtube of late and this one so far has been the best.

[@jjones3447]

Are these stories from a book? Or are these storys from real letters? Or is this made up ?

[@AndyTernay]

Wow, he knew nothing, didn’t even know the words: ‘concentration camp’. 😂 And the Allies treated him poorly! It’s a darn shame the French allowed this specimen home to Austria.

[@yoyozen1]

This memoir was interesting, but any historical value derived must be balanced by the justification of the author at the end of this narrative to shift the blame for the holocaust, and the German aggression and occupation of Europe, to the Treaty of Versailles at the end of WWI. To be clear, there is no justification for Germany's actions during WWII. I find this repugnant.