"Are You A Dedicated National-Socialist, Major?" | Valkyrie (2008)
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Valkyrie is a 2008 thriller film directed by Bryan Singer, written by Christopher McQuarrie and Nathan Alexander, starring Tom Cruise. The film is set in Nazi Germany during World War II and depicts the 20 July plot in 1944 by German army officers to assassinate Adolf Hitler and to use the Operation Valkyrie national emergency plan to take control of the country. The film was released by American studio United Artists and stars Tom Cruise as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, one of the key plotters. The supporting cast includes Kenneth Branagh, Bill Nighy, Eddie Izzard, Terence Stamp, and Tom Wilkinson.
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Very smart to put yourself on the arrest order with Dr. Goebbels.
There were ‘two’ arrest orders. Giving conflicting priorities!
Hitler survived the bombing and issued the order himself since he knew who tried to kill him. The conspirators hadn't yet lost communication as the telegraph office hadn't chosen a side yet so their own orders to purge the SS also went thru. The contingency to purge the SS was also approved by Hitler (he didn't read the order before signing) so the purge order didn't seem weird when it came in.
Thats not what happened. The crows nest presumed Stauffenberg was the failed asassin and put an order in for his arrest, while at the same time Stauffenberg was putting orders in to arrest Goebells, the entire SS command and all members of government that weren't with them.
The comms office at the time saw the conflicting orders but in the beginning chose not to pick a side and chose to pass both communications through
@@mattw4k266germans man, always following the protocols
Did you like your own wrong comment on your own short? Really?
-"Do you recognize my voice"?
-"You speak in English mein Führer, but you have German accent"
Charlie Chaplin! is that you? I'm a huge fan sir!
@@mothpo XD
@@mothpoI probably would have been arrested back than for not stopping to point out the similarity 😂
@@Delta_3VIIII wouldnt ve surprised if someone close to him joked about it atleast once.
He wasnt like Stalin and otgers in the sense that he was kinda nice with his inner circle, they joked around and talked a lot, he was a weird person.
As a native The German accents for the nazis in movies always puts me off in every franchise. only Waltz gives me the feeling that he is German. Wait….
"Are you a dedicated National Socialist, Major?"
"No"
"Oh--"
Lmao
"umm define dedicated, sir...."
*loads gun*
"Actually I have some communist leanings myself"
@@jmjedi923Goebbels would have come unwound if the Major said that. Brother would have flung a Bible at him with one hand and would have been reaching for his pistol with the other.
Even on the phone he had them clicking their heels
I mean when people get disappeared at night that’ll put a fire under your heels
It's called snapping to attention.
That officer really was a dedicated nut-zie, i watched an post war interview of him.
@@elektronischemusik1903 OK rabbi
@@elektronischemusik1903You can say Nazi bruh don’t have to censor yourself in the comments.
He see his entire lifetime in an instant after he answers the phone
Worst case scenario, he gets used to take over, best case scenario to has disobeyed orders.
It was the only way to know for sure.
Bro what on earth is that pfp
I wish I knew what is happening here...I have trouble hearing.
@peterruiz6117 In 1944, a group of high-ranking Nazis attempted to blow up AH during a meeting. However, the plot was unsuccessful and the conspiracies in the video attempted to hand out arrest orders not knowing AH was still alive! Goebells is on the phone with AH and the Major we see handing out the arrest orders is told by his superior Goebbels to hop on the phone, AH is on the phone and orders the Major to capture the conspirators alive
😮😮😮
Goebbals: "can I phone a friend?"
😂
LOL
Go balls
Lmao damn that's good
@@OswaldM_14 To the walls.
Hugo boss really dripped out the German military like a mothafucka
Hugo boss is the producer 😅
@@RenSavoyHugo Boss was just one producer out of many
alastor
@@Glaze_119 yea
Mostly just the SS
Interesting fact. The following year the major fought Indiana Jones on a train. He died
🤣🤣👏🏾 this actor is either usually a Nazi or Hydra lol
Fake news, he lived and linked up with HYDRA!
😂😂😂
Lo curioso, es que antes estuvo al mando de un submarino y se enfrentó a Harvey Keitel y Matthew McConaughey. Algo de la máquina Enigma, si mal no recuerdo. ¿Cuándo pasó a la Wehrmacht?...🤔🤨🎥🎞📽🎬📺😂🇨🇱
I read that because of this event, Hitler made Nazi salute mandatory in the military where previously they can escape the hail and do traditional military salute instead. This really said something about Hitler’s trust towards his officers
The events leading to the night of long knives ensured he would never trust anyone ever again.
@@bartsanders1553 huh? The NOTLK was what gained him the support of the military. It was generally met with approval.
@@Ras_al_Gore It was carried out against military officers who were seeking continuous revolution, i.e. overthrowing him. It was a sizable number of well respected officers. It wasn't so much what gained him support of the military so much as it removed all viable opposition in the military.
@@bartsanders1553 no, the only officers killed were Schleicher and Bredow, and specifically because they were plotting to bring others into the cabinet (they were not respected by the military establishment). The primary targets were SA leaders, not officers. Strasser because he wanted a “second revolution” to overthrow the industrialists and conservatives, and Röhm because he wanted to replace the Army with the SA. The military loathed Röhm and considered the SA a threat.
What removed his opposition *within* the army was the Blomberg-Fritsch Affair.
@@Ras_al_Gore
I have to wonder though at the end when he was sitting in the bunker cursing all those officers if he had any regrets not going the other direction and purging the old military structure completely as Himmler and Rohm suggested.
Long knives was basically where Hitler chose who would fight for him and who would be disposed of and very likely he chose wrong.
"Do you recognise my voice Major ? "
"Not sure every time lve heard you in public you have been screaming."
He was very calm talker. In punjab there are still old people who were in free indian army who met him. My friends grandpa met him.
@@Elya-ou3kfcan you share what he said about his experiences?
@@subhadeepbhatta1212 okay so he is died in like 2014 at the age of 94 or something. Lets call him grandpa. He was born in late 1910s. We are not sure because in that time in india people in village didnt care about date of births and stuff. I am not from punjab, my friend from my city went to punjab to see his family so i went with him and there i met that old guy. He was in Indische Freiwilligen Legion der Waffen-SS (Indian Volunteer Legion of the Waffen-SS). He could speak some german, not much. He was friends with SS-Oberführer Heinz Bertling, commander for the Indians and only german he talked to properly on daily basis.
He saw Himmler like 100 times because he was personally friend with subhash chandra bose. He would be around talking to bose and Bertling but personally never talked to grandpa. He said Bertling told him Himmler was interested in hindu stuff. He saw hitler only once in person from like 10 feet away for like 5 mins. Bertling told everyone not to smoke before hitler came. He gave a like speech or something to Bertling and indians but grandpa said he didnt understand a word because hitler had weird german and weird accent. He said hitler had a cold and flu. He was calm and friendy to everyone and shook hands with few indians who were interested and had better german and could talk to him.
@@Elya-ou3kf Fascinating story sounds like your friends grandpa was an interesting person. I do know of course Hitler had quiet and nostalgic fireside chats with his closest people that could go on for hours. I am of course referring to his on stage persona at the podium making speeches as most knew him. Plus, its satirical.
@@WarriorsSon yeah i know
He just got offered an extended warranty on his life.
The amount of times they tried to take Hitler out and missed is crazy.
Hitler: “Fine. I’ll do it MYSELF.”
@@Jefafa824 he really didn't want to be captured by the Russians.
If Hitler got captured by the Russians, he would get pimp slapped and interrogated
He spent his whole childhood narrowly avoiding being assassinated by time travellers
@@Jefafa824Funny thing is he didn’t.
The skull of Hitler? Yeah, it was a German woman’s. They just figured that one out not too terribly long ago.
that was actually a rather faithful rendition of what Hitler's normal talking voice would have sounded like if he spoke English.
Imo he doesn't sound like him at all and I've listened to pretty much every recording that is publicly available. Not that it would really matter for this scene or the movie as such..
I heard that one recording too. Yeah. He spoke with normal tone, and affliction. I know it's a poor comparison. Have you heard Gilbert Godfrey's normal speaking voice as well? It's shows when a personality is on versus off.
@@patrickkrohl3612 your thinking of his "public speaking voice", not his "talking voice" there is only one recording of his talking voice, if your interested Mark Felton has a video showcasing it.
@@patrickkrohl3612 It's spot on. ruclips.net/video/Rz0HNlsSpgE/видео.html
@@themanformerlyknownascomme777 I wasn't thinking of the conversation between Hitler and Mannerheim if that's what you're refering to... There are several recorded speeches where he talks normally and doesn't shout or anything. I would assume they were held infront of a rather small audience and I'm not sure If the ones I'm thinking of were broadcasted back then.
Say what you will about WW2 Germany, they had some fucking nice looking uniforms
Especially in prison or dead.
@@bencarter8423 why do you have to hate on nice uniforms?
@@bencarter8423Azov battalion still have some nice uniforms. Ukrainians are looking good in those uniforms, but they shouldn't be blamed for being nazis 🥹🥹
Their uniforms are made to look cooler in hollywood movies than they did in real life as a subtle manipulation to make simpleminded cowards idolize them. Its just one of the ways fascism is pushed on the people so the ruling class has an army to quell socialist uprisings when rising inequality causes a tipping point in public attitude.
Verdade
I wonder how many times this actor has played a Nazi.
Fucking a lot of times
Wilm Hosenfeld was a true German officer, who saved Jews from the Shoah, not a nazi.
@@Fulcrum-27 Even wehrmacht officers had to swer an oath of allegiance to Hitler and besides he literaly says hes a national socialist in the clip
@@Fulcrum-27so cringe
@@KolchaksGhost haha troll.
Does this dude play Nazi in every film? Once Fegelein, once von Strucker in Marvel, and now this
Hes typecast as a German officer in every film
Yeah, Thomas Kretschmann is known for that. His latest one was Indiana Jones and dial of destiny.
@@PcGamerifyit's a decent gig, if you can get it. Be tall and have a strong jaw. Or short and creepy (melted face dude from Indiana Jones lol)
Pretty much but it’s because he’s actually German. Born in East Germany and speaks it fluently so his accent is legit. Even in King Kong he plays Captain Engelhorn but he’s still “the German captain” accent and all. Might as well have the actual German guy play the German characters.
He also plays goebbels in other movie, and officer in Stalingrad 1993 😅
I would have loved to have seen an alternate ending to this film, where it does all work out to plan. It would have been some pique alternate history work.
Would have been fiction, but could have been awesome to see!
I'd have to think the plot ended slopilly. Even with Hitlers death you still had enough Radicals in power to continue on the war.
It would be difficult to imprison Himmler, Goebbels and keep them imprisoned.
Watch the mini series man in the glass tower, very interesting
Man in the high tower, and that explores the opposite of what op is suggesting. @@derrickclayton2544
@@derrickclayton2544do you mean Man in the High Castle?
Stauffenberg was my grandmothers cousin! It’s insane how small the world is.
Please tell me more about it. I would really like to know.
Sure. And Hitler was your grand grandfather.
Your cousin was a brave soldier. While he might have initially failed in his attempt to kill him that day, hitler was never the same mentally, emotionally and physically. He killed him, but not right away. He died only a year later.
@@Christrulesall2 Was also a psychopath that believed in lebensraum and extermination of other nations. Staufenberg did not try to assasinated hitler because he thought he is wrong.
He tried it because he believed he is too soft and strategically inept. Basically that others would do what he started better.
The world is still pretty big, you just happen to be related to someone. If you think the world small then ask yourself this… could you paint it?
I unfortunately would've reacted the same way . Such is life. Grateful that fate hasn't given me these ugly options.
“How’s my English accent” 😂
Remer was a full blood national socialist and a political soldier as he said himself. He survived and gave many speeches after the war. Quite the icon.
Sounds like a good guy.
Wonder why he didn’t join up in the SS though. Perhaps his rank wouldn’t transfer or something.
@@Aqueox Would be a bit silly to move a reliable man from a position where he is useful in both a military and political sense (that is, as a counterweight to the wishy-washy elements in the Wehrmacht officer corps) to a place where he would just be another officer. Would be kind of like pulling Doenitz from the KM and putting him in command of a separate SS naval force.
There's an 1987 interview with the man that I recommend checking out.
@@Aqueox"Remer was a devoted nazi and killed for his ideology" does not translate to "sounds like a good guy" lmao. and the SS are kinda over hyped. they were Hitlers personal army but that didnt make them "elite" or special in any significant way. there was alotta conflict between the Werhmact, SS, and Luftwaffe. officers of the Werhmact were pretty proud of their positions within the professional military and wouldn't want to "degrade" themselves to ranks of what is essentially a militia. The SS were intergrated with the professional military and obviously had military training but in a way thats more similar to how Partisan Divisions were formed in the USSR. the SS was largely propagandized and was mostly used as a security and occupation force until the later stages of the war.
to summarize in a way that hopefully makes some sense, the SS were more so political activists who took up arms for their beliefs and less so an organized military designed to wage war on other nations. their ultimate loyalty was too Hitler and his ideas, not to their country. the Werhmact was the establised army of Germany even before Hitler rose to power and their loyalties often tended to fall more towards their country and the lives of their people and less so to the dominant political power.
@DRGEngineer this is true, the part that people forget is militias like the SS were necessary after WW1 because Germany could only have so many soldiers in the wehrmact, so the treaty put limits on those soldiers but didn't say anything about extra militias like the free corps or the SA or brownshirts. After the start of WW2 the SS handled interior assignments like running concentration camps and would see battalions used on the front once they began to retreat from the russians
@@DRGEngineerthey were functionally the same as the Whermacht and the difference is overhyped one way or another cause of politics. (They also were the same in war crimes but they pushed the clean Whermacht myth after Nuremberg so people could say “no I wasn’t NS I’m a good goy!!”)
I will say the armored units of the waffen SS were often elite and better but it depended on the unit. And many of the foriegn volunteers were milita tier.
Ultimately they were pretty much exactly the same the Waffen SS just had some training in ideology but you can see in movies like Stalin grad Hollywood really pushed this clean Whermacht myth thing for a bit
Man couldnt help but come to attention just hearing his voice. He probably didnt even realize he had done so.
FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN!
What?
@@triez9570 Oh, you don't know huh 😂
@@slowmercy69 probably not, mind explaining?
Downfall Hitler may rant to him once again
It's a scene from downfall the movie where Hitler was banging his table and screaming to find fegelein (the character Thomas played)
Major upon hearing the voice : "yes my Failüre"
The Master of Antics is still the Master of Antics
feigaline! 😂
@@lightning2150jaja good one❤
"so fucked!"
Now that I realise he's fegeleine, this was so funny and ironic of a cast set up
Crucial moment in the History of Europe and very well reflected in the film. It's a shame that the music is too loud, it ruins the tremendous tension of the moment. That moment when Remer realizes that they have tried to use him in the Coup d'état is spectacular.
"Do you recognize my voice." More statement then question. Cold asf
Fegelein before promotion
FEGELEIN!
In a single day Berlin was almost fully taken. And within only a couple hours it was reclaimed
Is like the Moscow coup from Operation Prigozhin. Although is sad, even if he manage to capture Moscow, he will still end up something like the film.
@@KPPO200 I totally read your comment with a Russian accent. Was awesome
Bro got saved by AI
Major's blood ran cold body stiff when he heard who he was talking to on Telephone no one gets away by offing man who conquerd half the world
Obedience is crucial. You snap to over the phone
The little subtle blush Piper got was a neat detail you put on there.
The skeletor gotten some sun it seems like
This made me remember how fucking uncanny Goebbels looked in downfall lmfao
I might be remembering the scene and buildup wrong but it was basically this moment that the plan died right? It was this one Major backing down due to H-man’s intimidation that kinda knocked over the whole house of cards?
It would've happened anyway, even if they had arrested Goebels. As soon as it people found out that Hitler was alive, the whole thing would've come undone. In order for the plan to work Hitler had to die in that bunker.
It's kind of like the Godfather. Once Vito survived, Solazzo was SOL.
It would've happened anyway, even if they had arrested Goebels. As soon as people found out that Hitler was alive, the whole thing would've come undone. In order for the plan to work Hitler had to die in that bunker.
It's kind of like the Godfather. Once Vito survived, Solazzo was SOL.
FEGELEIN, FEGELEIN, FEGELEIN!!!!!
I am going to ask the cop arresting me next time. "Are you a dedicated National Socialist?
FEGELEIN FEGELEIN FEGELEINNN
Remer was a dedicated Nazi, and later was a Holocaust denier.
The plot didn't consider the problem of a Nazi commanding the home guard.
*insert joke about Thomas Kretschmann playing another WW2 German officer but instead speaking English predominantly here*
Mein Failüre, why are we speaking English?
Yes.
I bet his wardrobe doesn’t change that much
@@chrispepper121 Slightly. The uniform just goes from Wehrmacht to SS, with the rank going from Major to Generalleutnant der Waffen SS.
And maybe the title of Master of Antics.
Kretschmann: “I get to play my ancestors, but I have to speak like the winners.”😂
Dude had him at attention over the phone 😅😅😅
You think it moved as well? Even a little?
@@RobertMc0811”oh it moved baby!”
I watched this is history class 10th grade, fucking magnificent
FELEGEIN FELEGEIN
Can’t you all see? It’s Fegelein the antics master! He has just pulled the antic of the century, but the half dead monster could see through it
The man snapped to attention over the phone. 😂
Are you a dedicated National-Socialist?
No I am not.
Well fuck.
Dat drip doe :o
One cannot help but wonder whether the Allies knew that Hitler was about to be betrayed by those high-ranking officers.
No, they were caught unawares. Contact across Germany's borders was extremely limited, and to the extent they had contact at all, Allied spymasters regarded Stauffenberg's group as just one more clique fighting for position as the Third Reich imploded.
“Do you recognize my voice?”
“Yes daddy 🥹”
Plot twist: That was an AI generated voice of Hitler
There were no AIs back then.
@@thiagodeandrade7081 womp womp
The Exception, Valkyrie, and Downfall are my favorite trilogy of films, even if they aren’t technically related and were released in reverse order.
"Do you recognize my voice?" ... "I think so... is this Gilbert Godfrey?"
"Do you recognize my voice?"😡
Maybe, Is it Satan?😅
@EricSoldadito Thanks.
Even Satan feared the Fuhrer
Fegelein! Fegelein! FEGELEIN!
do you regonized my voice ?
"Yes , you are king of the kings of the devils him self "
Is that Fegelein?
Yes, it is him
Life flashes before his eyes...
I got the feeling Remer was OK with Hitler being dead at the beginning. By mid 1944 the writing was on the wall for Hitler's Germany. Any one could see that Hitler was taking Germany towards Suicide.
I love how all the good guys in this movie are always playing bad guy villains in every other single movie , it makes this masterpiece even better & more unique ❤
If only the plotters included Major Remer, the plan might have succeeded.
Great movie! In the end it was the best thing that no assassination attempt actually worked. If his Generals, who had true military experience and educations from the German military academies, had taken control of the Wehrmacht they would of pushed back into the English Channel and taken over the entire world
LARP
Uh, hello. Based department.
This movie gives me the same feeling as those Flight 93 films. Each time you watch it you swear it's all going to work out in the end but then the crushing reality comes in of no, the good guys did not take control of the situation, and history as we know it kept going.
Movie ?
‘Do you recognise my voice?’
‘Yes, Mr Farage’
Fararge wishes he was half as popular
LOL not even close
Omg, op, I WISH farage was half, even a quarter, of the leader that the blessed furher was.
Indiana Jones lo tiró del tren en su última película
✌🏻🤪👌🏻
To think what What have happened if they took the initiative and arrested the true criminals😮
They did.
they already rounded up the jews
@@Ras_al_Gore How them boots taste, goose-stepper?
@@justaguy723 I’m confused, am I wearing the boots, or am I licking them? I don’t think I’m flexible enough to do both.
@@Ras_al_GoreWith those mental gymnastics you do I’m sure you’re plenty flexible.
It is always funny when germans speak english with a german accent and names "The Leader" with the german phrase.
That what happens when the military signs an oath that directly names the leader of a country.
all the damn text over the video ruins the clip
Pretty sure Hitler thought all his generals and ministers betrayed him after steiner’s attack, which did not happen. In the movie downfall, he even complemented a boy fighting for the Nazis while cursing his generals.
There’s an interview with Major General Reimer after the war where he recounts these events. Think it was part of The World At War series from the 1970s.
And later on he gave up the traitors to be shot. Wondering what did H think of it.
People only have the power that others give them.
Love these uniforms
Oh hi, Fegelien
The film name is Valkyrie
Even you know the end of the story its awesome how you think could be different
Understandable why Hitler had the General executed after I mean he did give direct orders that the traitors were to be taken alive.
Major Remer, noble man.
Do you recognize my voice?
Aren't you the consulate clerk in Bourne Identity sir?
This is one hell of a movie,so intense!
Man just wanted a better stack of orders
This sounds like a really interesting movie, but I just can't sit there knowing that the bad guys win.
Great fucking scene
Fun fact, the man Remer after the war was one of the few diehard Nazis left and founded the bedrock for modern neo Nazis. Despite this, he hade connections and relations with numerous third works movements and governments, especially in the Arab and world
Wasn't this guy the doctor that took care of Hitler's mother?
..Т.Кричман-одаренный актер😊
God, I miss that homie like you wouldn't believe
Fegelein better not screw up this time
It’s a bit weird how the voice of the translator sounds nothing like Hitler.
The officer instead sounds as if the German actor has voiced it himself in English
Actually, that was a rather accurate take of what Hitler's "normal voice" sounded like. Ie, what he sounded like when not making grandiose speeches but having normal conversation.
@@themanformerlyknownascomme777 No it wasnt lol. Hitlers natural speaking voice was deep as hell. In the video that was literally just an average voice, if not slightly higher pitched than average speaking in a whispering tone LOL
Thing that left me confused is that he didn't specify which "traitors" he was supposed to bring in.
The people named on the arrest orders, or the people that put the arrest orders in place...?
The conspirators that attempted to assassinate him of course.
Atleast he helped Adrien Broody
Honestly a scenario like that would have been horrifying
Goebbels: I have right to make a phone call
*Calls the painter*
Major Remer: 💀
Yes mein fuhrer… im from Colorado….
"I'm on a payphone trying to call home"
the way he gets all star struck that uncle adolfo is on the phone is sooooooooooo ghey
As a fellow dedicated N S, gotta say, shit was based.
Cope you lost the war
@@DAEDP_445 jt isn't over yet. But in reality the real "losers" weren't simply Germany it was all of western civilization. Thankfully there are more and more of us every single day who learn the truth. Thousands a day wake up and realize they've been lied to. anyway, have a good one.
Say what you want, lightning brigade had that shit ON
Hitler is british?
AYE LADDIE! Ol’ HITLAH WAS A FELLA FROM A LITTLE LEIGH COTTAGE!