@@draccoplayz549 didnt know that indians were in beijing too, its funny that we were fighting side by side against the japanese barely 40 years later haha
When you realize that some of the men at this battle were officers during the great war; then witnessed the atrocities of NAZI Germany in there twilight years. Possibly even dying in a communist state. As the Chinese like to say to there enemies "May you live in interesting times."
A lot of Wehrmacht or even SS high officers were in both the Empire's Army and in the interwar Reichswehr. It's not impossible that a young German man involved in this could have then been a general or chief of staff or something 40 years later though I don't know if that actually did happen
This wouldn't shock me, frankly. See, the Russian and later Soviet general Dmitry Karbyshev was born early enough to fight in the Russo-Japanese war, just four years after the Boxer Rebellion. He would go on to fight in the First World War, the Russian Civil War, and the Second World War, where he died after being tortured to death at a Nazi concentration camp. He was born in 1880.
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one of my ancestors was a boxer lol
Impressive, did he survive the war?
@@Lautaro1092-f2v ended up being shot by a british guy i believe but not before having like 10 kids
@@ryanan8082 oh, damn
One of my ancestors fought on the side of the british against the boxers (indian) 💀
@@draccoplayz549 didnt know that indians were in beijing too, its funny that we were fighting side by side against the japanese barely 40 years later haha
haunting and perfect, nice work.
This song is already better than the original. (I do like the original.)
When you realize that some of the men at this battle were officers during the great war; then witnessed the atrocities of NAZI Germany in there twilight years. Possibly even dying in a communist state.
As the Chinese like to say to there enemies "May you live in interesting times."
A lot of Wehrmacht or even SS high officers were in both the Empire's Army and in the interwar Reichswehr. It's not impossible that a young German man involved in this could have then been a general or chief of staff or something 40 years later though I don't know if that actually did happen
This wouldn't shock me, frankly. See, the Russian and later Soviet general Dmitry Karbyshev was born early enough to fight in the Russo-Japanese war, just four years after the Boxer Rebellion. He would go on to fight in the First World War, the Russian Civil War, and the Second World War, where he died after being tortured to death at a Nazi concentration camp. He was born in 1880.
Pov: You are a german soldier defending the Tartar wall while sieged by the boxers,
While hearing the boxes screaming outside the wall " *Sha! Sha!* "