(Ep.7) When Americans Landed, Germans Were Shocked To See Their Brilliant Feat Of Arms.
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
- (Part 7) Join us as we explore the epic story of D-Day, June 6, 1944! Discover how the Allies launched a massive amphibious assault on the beaches of Normandy, in a pivotal operation that changed the course of World War II. We'll dive into the extensive planning and coordination among the United States, Britain, and Canada, and relive the intense battles at Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword beaches. Hear personal accounts from soldiers that highlight their incredible bravery and sacrifices. Despite facing rough weather and strong German defenses, the Allies' determination led to a crucial victory that helped liberate Western Europe from Nazi occupation. Don't miss this gripping and informative journey through one of history's most important battles! #worldwar2 #ww2 #warstories #audiobook #wartales #easternfront @WW2Tales @WorldWarTwo
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Link of Playlist • Memoirs of D-Day
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(Part 7) History enthusiasts lets dive into the dramatic events of June 6, 1944, as we uncover the heroic Allied invasion of Normandy. Discover the meticulous planning, intense beach landings, and personal stories of bravery that defined D-Day. Witness how this critical operation shattered Nazi defenses and set the stage for the liberation of Western Europe. Don’t miss this thrilling recount of one of WWII’s most pivotal moments!
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Link of Part 6 ruclips.net/video/I01xGHq27QI/видео.htmlsi=N4qjZIpuKEpoXJdM
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Is this the Steven Ambrose book? I read it 25 years ago. Great!
Whatever little petty medical or financial "problems" I am having, just listening to what these men went through in 1944, puts everything into perspective!
I know, right?!?
@ 41:52 Sherman Oyler was one of my teachers in High School and told his story in class. He was a true teacher of living history. My friend mowed his yard, and I went over to his house one time. He had a 3' display case of German artifacts he had brought back from the war. He got a kick out of it when this 16 year old kid brought in a copy of Spike Jones' Der Fuehrer's Face. I got extra credit for listening to Dr. Demento, lol. He was really passionate about teaching history.
Fascinating! My 6th grade teacher in 1980-1 immigrated from Czechoslavakia after the war, and I know now from others who had him earlier that his not covering WW2 except in a 3-part filmstrip the last 3 days of school was consistent, and he may have had PTSD that kept him from feeling comfortable talking about the war. However, he covered the American revolution very extensively, and you could just feel his intense love of freedom. I sometimes wonder if he was even in some sort of resistance. He'd have been old enough to be called to fight when Germany took the rest of the country after the Sudetenland crisis. (He also played the final part of the filmstrip first - did they really send the strip in the wrong order, or did that help him remember that he was safe?)
It’s wonderful that you two guys had first hand history taught to you. A real privilege. As you say, living history. I too love it, but sadly in the UK too many of us in the 1970s never had any exposure to these events. They were laughed off as too recent. Instead we were subjected to the tedious Tudors of 1500s!
Thank you so much Mark, your information is so valuable to the children of these military men.
Very informative! Thank you! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I wish the titles had any relationship to the video content.
This exactly - at least there should be some indication as to content of each vignette
Thanks for saving me the time I would have spent watching and waiting.
So true. Hard to even hook up with next episode. All about how shocked Germans were about Americans
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I wish the next podcast in order could be found.
The difficulty of dealing with the French😂😂😂😂😂 nothing has changed.
In particular, the ungrateful, suspicious, pompous De Gaulle. French people I have known don't fit the stereotype, fortunately,.
@valjadsplodgny4455 the French are French, Unruly, inward looking, only care about themselves. They are Kunnstts.
Le frogs
DeGaul delayed Britons entry into the European "Common market , yea guess he bore a grudge for us Brits kicking their arses over the centuries but now we are all best of friends lol 😅
AI will rule us all!
Looks like they have their first volunteer.
no film?
3:57 memoir
Arromanches pronounced "arrowmanchee", like "comanche?" This is AI narration I assume. And a silly AI title to boot.
yes, it is terrible. It hurts our ears!
🗣️ _this dude again?_
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