What Happened to Germany's Top Field Marshals After WW2?

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

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  • @derin111
    @derin111 Месяц назад +115

    You forgot quite a few others who also survived WW2: Kesselring, von Runstedt, von Brauchitsch, Milch, Sperrle, Manstein, Paulus and Schörner……even Dönitz , as a naval Grossadmiral his was equivalent to the rank of Field Marshal in the army.

    • @HistoryInsideWW2
      @HistoryInsideWW2  Месяц назад +26

      Maybe a part 2?

    • @kindgottes77-andreas38
      @kindgottes77-andreas38 Месяц назад +4

      @@HistoryInsideWW2 If u want another thump down, do a next vid full of errors.

    • @CW-nt1sd
      @CW-nt1sd Месяц назад

      Said top fm, not naval equivalent fool

    • @JayTide
      @JayTide Месяц назад +5

      ​@@kindgottes77-andreas38really? What errors if you don't mind my asking.

    • @michaelphillips1267
      @michaelphillips1267 Месяц назад +9

      Con Brauchitsch is one first name mentioned.

  • @glennday7802
    @glennday7802 Месяц назад +26

    Apparently, Patton was also a German Field Marshall. Quite an impressive accomplishment!

    • @augustseptember3503
      @augustseptember3503 Месяц назад +5

      Thanks for the laugh, I'm still laughing! Well done!

    • @ldfreitas9437
      @ldfreitas9437 5 часов назад

      He was forced to commit suicide because he didn't rat out those in the conspiracy to assassinate Hitler.

  • @edlane9882
    @edlane9882 Месяц назад +36

    What does Patton have to do with these people. Why show him.

    • @JB-yb4wn
      @JB-yb4wn Месяц назад +7

      I was going to say the same thing. Well I guess that does it for me with this channel.

    • @BELCAN57
      @BELCAN57 Месяц назад

      The courtroom scene of NAZI judge Roland Freisler shown during the Nuremburg. Trial discussion was puzzling too.

    • @genefinney9319
      @genefinney9319 Месяц назад +1

      @@JB-yb4wn I was thinking the same thing, I am so happy that others have also noticed!

    • @JB-yb4wn
      @JB-yb4wn Месяц назад +3

      @@genefinney9319
      We RUclipsr historians are a ruthless bunch. 😆

    • @peterwhitaker4038
      @peterwhitaker4038 Месяц назад

      yep..definate General Patton at 0:10. can't fool us

  • @RIbigDave
    @RIbigDave Месяц назад +10

    The best of the German field Marshals what is Eric von Manstien. Besides his skill on the Eastern front he was the actual author of The 1940 German attack through the Ardennes.

    • @augustseptember3503
      @augustseptember3503 Месяц назад +2

      NATO used his military strategies in the years after the war.

    • @RIbigDave
      @RIbigDave Месяц назад

      @augustseptember3503 that is fact

    • @manfredkoepke3630
      @manfredkoepke3630 29 дней назад

      ...von Mannstein...sigh

    • @RIbigDave
      @RIbigDave 28 дней назад

      @@manfredkoepke3630 are you easily bored?

    • @higamato3811
      @higamato3811 23 дня назад

      @@manfredkoepke3630 Jesus Christus, von Manstein! Precisely Fritz Erich von Lewinski genannt von Manstein. He was the 10th child of General Erich von Lewinski and was given right after birth to his aunt Hedwig who was married to Major Georg von Manstein, who had no children of their own.

  • @alanmoore2197
    @alanmoore2197 Месяц назад +14

    So it seems Patton was a German Field Marshall...

    • @charliemunk2947
      @charliemunk2947 Месяц назад

      Patton hated the Nazis and wanted to murder evey Nazi member of the SS. He was not this great friend of thr Nazis as, for some reason people think

  • @lainefrajberg955
    @lainefrajberg955 27 дней назад +2

    One German general who didn't suffer very much was Gen.Adolf Heusinger,somtime acting chief of staff (after Zeitzler's dismissal). After the war,far from being punished,he became Inspector General of the new Bundswehr (1955) and,a bit later,head of Nato's Military Committee.

  • @michaelharrison8036
    @michaelharrison8036 Месяц назад +13

    Interesting video, but there may be an error on the death -date for Wilhelm Ritter Von Leeb. You give it as 1956. I have a printed work here, in German, that states he died in 1946 at the Hohenschwangau estate. The two printed works in English state 1956. Maybe one was erroneous, and it appeared the second one copied this error, which was then picked up by Wikipedia? I'm more inclined to believe the German version. Research is
    maddening, isnt it....?!?!

    • @RobertJonesWightpaint
      @RobertJonesWightpaint Месяц назад

      He died in 1956 - every available source other than the one you quote gives this date, and that's the date on his gravestone.

    • @michaelharrison8036
      @michaelharrison8036 Месяц назад

      @@RobertJonesWightpaint Thank you!
      👍👍

  • @wackadakka3134
    @wackadakka3134 Месяц назад +7

    the oficer at 8:50 is Von Blomberg , not Kleist

  • @LezDentz
    @LezDentz Месяц назад +1

    Field Marshal Ernst Busch, Commander of the 16th Army in the invasions of France and Russia was captured by the British and died as a PoW in July 1945.He is buried in the German Military Cemetary on Cannock Chase, Staffordshire.

  • @unfixablegop
    @unfixablegop Месяц назад +30

    I don't agree that an individual light sentence shows a lack of accountability. When in doubt, it's more important to avoid victor's justice. That too in an important part of reconciliation.

    • @whiteheatherclub
      @whiteheatherclub Месяц назад +1

      Maybe, but there was a considerable amount of inconsistency in the way in which German Field Marshals were treated after the war. Keitel and Jodl were executed. Von Kleist was sentenced to a long term of imprisonment. But mostly they seem to have got away with only a few years in prison. But where is the doubt when the evidence has been piled up against these people?

    • @78tag
      @78tag Месяц назад

      ...spoken like a true liberal - where was the concern for "Victor's Justice" when Hitler and his crew were mercilessly murdering whole populations all over Europe and the countries trying to save the world from his (Germany's) lust ???? You don't 'reconcile' with psychotic murderers or pardon them - you end them. They knew exactly what they were doing and whose orders they were following if not their own convictions, no excuses.

    • @pravind76
      @pravind76 3 дня назад

      @@unfixablegop The War Crimes Trial were victor's justice, nothing else. Jodl and Keitel executions were a miscarriage of justice. It appears Nuremberg merely served as a platform for Allies to have their revenge for being humiliated in the first half of WW2. More so that from 1945 to 2024, not a single Allied nation soldier or commander has ever been convicted for war crimes, be it Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. When a law is applied selectively, it become a bad law.

  • @jandixon6457
    @jandixon6457 27 дней назад +1

    There are no saints in war only humans, in some it brings out the worst and in others it brings out the best in war there are no winners only survivors!

  • @workingshlub8861
    @workingshlub8861 Месяц назад +2

    one of the reasons german officers were so effective was after ww1 when they were only allowed 100k man army .....all the officers were trained one rank above there actual rank...

    • @toms9864
      @toms9864 16 дней назад

      How about that the Germans were training for at least six years before the war started? I am sure that helped.

  • @user-jk5fl1wh1w
    @user-jk5fl1wh1w 18 дней назад +7

    Only the losing side who usually get prosecuted - part of it as a kind of revenge

  • @zivaradlovacki2666
    @zivaradlovacki2666 Месяц назад +15

    They joined CIA and lived happily ever after.

    • @sammy-wi8pi
      @sammy-wi8pi Месяц назад

      Yes, CIA, FBI, NSA - all post Reich right wing fascist agencies in the U.S.A.

    • @kcw0809
      @kcw0809 Месяц назад

      Ha Ha.

    • @vanhongle4048
      @vanhongle4048 5 дней назад

      Good point of view =D

  • @archer8849
    @archer8849 Месяц назад +20

    Brauchitsch is pronounced like "brow hitch" not "brow shits".

    • @VickersDoorter
      @VickersDoorter Месяц назад +1

      Imagine what he'd have said if it were Braunchitsch...

    • @samis1219
      @samis1219 23 дня назад

      it is pronoounced "Braukhich"

  • @helenaconstantine
    @helenaconstantine Месяц назад +1

    Any reason you show George Patton in your montage of German officers?

    • @augustseptember3503
      @augustseptember3503 Месяц назад +2

      Mein real name vas Georg Patonz. I vas a German spy in WW2, masquerading as an American general. My masquerade vos so godt, ze Allies still tink I am a Yankee doodle dandy boy!

    • @colonelfustercluck486
      @colonelfustercluck486 24 дня назад

      George was there during and after ww2. To remove his image would be faking it

  • @TikTok-nj2kh
    @TikTok-nj2kh Месяц назад +5

    What about Guderian? What about Rommel? Ridiculous omissions.

    • @lyalldawson7080
      @lyalldawson7080 26 дней назад +1

      Rommel committed suicide in 1944, so should not be included but Guderian should be,

    • @samis1219
      @samis1219 23 дня назад +2

      Guderian was colonel General and never a Feldmarschall

    • @MichiganWildcat
      @MichiganWildcat 22 дня назад

      Show me one example of a war crime committed by Rommel! Being a German soldier doesn't default you to war crimes. Many fought because of loyalty to Germany not Hitler.

    • @RiminiVirage
      @RiminiVirage 14 часов назад

      There is nothing ridiculous in excluding Field Marshal Erwin Rommel from a video about what happened to German generals after the second world war. The field Marshall did not make it to the end of the second world war so therefore his exclusion is entirely justified as he was dead!

  • @tolik5929
    @tolik5929 Месяц назад +8

    The allies were weak . It should have been for ALL captured " You will get a fair trial before your execution " .

    • @dreamdancer8212
      @dreamdancer8212 Месяц назад +2

      Which would make you not be better than those you executed. But I guess you don´t care about such unimportant details.

    • @tolik5929
      @tolik5929 Месяц назад

      @@dreamdancer8212 Not in their case , no . The Japs got off scott free if it makes you feel any better . I would have gone through Germany , like Genghis Khan .

    • @jacquesgeorges1041
      @jacquesgeorges1041 Месяц назад

      😡

  • @jlo6126
    @jlo6126 Месяц назад +26

    War crimes is a modern term no would give two shits over a 100 years ago...

    • @jovanweismiller7114
      @jovanweismiller7114 Месяц назад +2

      Not quite true. At the end of the Great War in 1918, there was a great movement to put Kaiser Wilhelm II on trial for war crimes, but the Kingdom of the Netherlands, to which he'd fled, refused to give him up to stand trial.

    • @JayTide
      @JayTide Месяц назад +4

      ​@@jovanweismiller7114the leaders of all the warring countries should have been put on trial by their own people. Somehow a dispute between Serbia and Austria became a world war.

    • @andreasarnoalthofsobottka2928
      @andreasarnoalthofsobottka2928 Месяц назад

      That's not true. There have always been attempts to create and enforce rules of engagement. Joan D' Arc was sentenced to death for committing war crimes. (among orhers)

    • @sthrich635
      @sthrich635 Месяц назад +1

      The dispute between Serbia and Austria was just a triggering spark, even if the dispute got handwaved away, all the military build-up and antagonism weren't just go away, the next dispute after a few weeks would just explode the whole Europe anyway. Simplifying major historical events like these to just one or two thing are just bland ignorance.

    • @johnchesh3486
      @johnchesh3486 Месяц назад

      1945 is only 80 yrs ago. NOT the century mark, to make it seem longer ago than it was.

  • @Akubra123
    @Akubra123 Месяц назад +15

    war criminals indeed but i wonder did any high ranking officer from the allies was accused and conficted of war crimes, because i can´t believe that the allies were saint´s

    • @Yannickille
      @Yannickille Месяц назад

      They moved to Alabama , had many kids and were happy in US captivity

    • @wernervanderwalt8541
      @wernervanderwalt8541 Месяц назад +2

      The victors writes history.

    • @Akubra123
      @Akubra123 Месяц назад

      @@wernervanderwalt8541 yep, that is why the americans and their allies don´t have much to write since WWII, except they got busted all the time🤣🤣🤣

    • @user-xh3wr1do7k
      @user-xh3wr1do7k Месяц назад

      What allied war crimes?

    • @Yannickille
      @Yannickille Месяц назад

      @@user-xh3wr1do7k do a search

  • @barrygrigg9068
    @barrygrigg9068 Месяц назад +1

    Excellent video. Always wondered what happened to these commanders after the war. Most documentary’s focus on the usual suspects like Himmler or Boreman.

  • @ralebeau
    @ralebeau Месяц назад +5

    So mostly they got away with murder.

  • @guyvankerckhoven2632
    @guyvankerckhoven2632 21 день назад +2

    Images do not match the subject: why in Gods name is the maker using footage of operation Market Garden in this film?

  • @caveman1356
    @caveman1356 Месяц назад +4

    There's Judge Himmler 7:15

    • @bentaronsen7302
      @bentaronsen7302 Месяц назад

      Not to say Freisler - and what did he have to do with the Nuernberg trials?

  • @morlock2086
    @morlock2086 Месяц назад +9

    And you throw in a clip of PATTON?

    • @TheMotz55
      @TheMotz55 Месяц назад +5

      Yeah, it's Patton...and it's pretty stupid considering the topic.

    • @morlock2086
      @morlock2086 Месяц назад

      @@TheMotz55 Yup.

  • @NeverGoBack2
    @NeverGoBack2 Месяц назад +4

    Reading from a Wikipedia page while butchering the German names doesn’t make a video buddy…

  • @tyrone4ya837
    @tyrone4ya837 Месяц назад +8

    The Catholic Church participation in helping many of these murderers escape justice is despicable

  • @toms9864
    @toms9864 16 дней назад

    What happened to all the Germans that were in USA detention camps like the Japanese? Why have we never heard about them?

  • @ilkkatahvanainen5521
    @ilkkatahvanainen5521 Месяц назад

    One should further make list of those high rank command officer who were occupied high position in NATO !
    Many of them had had active decision making role as commander and really cruel history on ground toward civilians

  • @johnearle7776
    @johnearle7776 Месяц назад +3

    Herbert Gille of SS Wiking fame, ran a small book shop after the war.

    • @user-xh3wr1do7k
      @user-xh3wr1do7k Месяц назад

      Gille wasn’t a field marshal.

    • @johnearle7776
      @johnearle7776 Месяц назад

      @ I know. I was just stating that some big players had modest jobs postwar.

  • @michaelmorris4
    @michaelmorris4 Месяц назад +3

    Interesting commentary, but fast flashing videos of often completely irrelevant material, such as film of operation Market Garden when talking about operations in the Balkans, ruined it for me.

  • @marylowther8495
    @marylowther8495 14 дней назад

    No mention of Jodl and his like,who were executed. You`make it seem as if they ALL got off.

  • @mindless-pedant
    @mindless-pedant Месяц назад

    Passing away? Who'd they play for and at which ground? They died!!!

  • @tylerredforge5563
    @tylerredforge5563 Месяц назад +4

    i swear this guy makes the same videos every time

    • @krpanovic
      @krpanovic Месяц назад

      And he has to do it 100 times more...The world needs to hear that Germany HASN'T BEEN DENACIFIED, but has joined forces of it's sick elites with new American-Israeli Nazi system which has brough not just millions of deaths since 1950, but has brought the entire humanity to the brink of destruction...THANK YOU HISTORY INSIDE TO BE AWARE THAT EVIL HASN'T DIE IN 1945, BUT JUST EVOLVED INTO EVEN MORE INHUMAN FORM !

  • @johnchesh3486
    @johnchesh3486 Месяц назад +1

    What hapened to many 100's of top nazis? Like SS Gestapo Karl Muller? Flew to Geneve, then to Espagna under Marco, then to MOrrocco and shipped himself to Buenos aires. Then Ncrth to No. rgentina, and visited near Stroessner in Paraguay and died near there many yrs. later.
    Too bad that Hx is bein ignord by so many. Muller made sure in Geneve his wife was set up, and then fled far as he could. Recall he was polylingual, a fine pilot with his own plane.
    A monsterGestapo;; but he escaped via Espagna and sud america. Another nazi criminal got away!!
    Very bad.;.........

  • @Christopherjames-h2r
    @Christopherjames-h2r Месяц назад

    sadly , winners justice always beats the law

  • @johnmcpherson5068
    @johnmcpherson5068 Месяц назад +3

    The soviets stopped bei g our allies in 1945. They were our enemy until the end of the Soviet Union. Russia is still our eneny. Germany had the soviets as enemy number 1 from the start. Just saying.

    • @charliemunk2947
      @charliemunk2947 Месяц назад

      Your not totaly wrong. But you forgot some real important things. We had no love for the USSR. But it was Germany that invaded our allies then declared war against us. Germany was not treated that bad after the war either. We rebuilt them and gave them a billion bucks to rise up again. Of the worst in the German Army, 99 percent never answered for anything. It was Russia that bore most of thr bad stuff after the war. Germany was forgiven very quickly.

    • @DanW-nk7sn
      @DanW-nk7sn Месяц назад

      @@charliemunk2947 It did not help that the uSSr allied with Hitler to invade Poland which resulted in IK and France declaration of war on Germany but not uSSr. The uSSr got to keep what they gained in eastern Europe in the deal with Hitler and then some. Much of this split off and became independent after the fall of the uSSr and putin wants it back

  • @DrewPicklesTheDark
    @DrewPicklesTheDark 21 день назад +1

    The Nuremberg trials were a kangaroo court and what's main purpose was meant to give closure to the war for the masses, not actually dish out justice. Sacrifice those not needed, and quietly let off those who would be useful. Selectively choosing which crimes to look at or ignore, or exaggerating or downplaying where convenient. Some of the tried deserved their fate, some didn't, some let go deserved worse, and some were rightfully let go, in the end it was political pragmatism that decided outcomes, not justice.

  • @laverdisti500
    @laverdisti500 Месяц назад +2

    Is there gonne be a trial for russian warcriminals in the Ukraine war ??? ....

  • @sobelou
    @sobelou Месяц назад +5

    This narrative sounds particularly one-sided. Some of the described actions, especially the anti-partisan actions, cannot be described as war crimes.

    • @sunce0072
      @sunce0072 23 дня назад +3

      You mean executing 100 civilians for every soldier killed. OK, whatever.

    • @sobelou
      @sobelou 23 дня назад

      @@sunce0072 No, I'm talking about partisans. In any conflict many innocent civilians end up paying for the actions of irregular combatants, call them guerrillas, partisans, insurgents, whatever.

    • @marioasoreda258
      @marioasoreda258 18 дней назад

      @@sunce0072 That was British troops did in India...

  • @TheBeingReal
    @TheBeingReal 23 дня назад +1

    Argentina.

  • @wackadakka3134
    @wackadakka3134 Месяц назад +2

    9:24 is Guderian and Halder

  • @stephenhobbs1052
    @stephenhobbs1052 Месяц назад

    One of them started Aldi.

  • @jandixon6457
    @jandixon6457 27 дней назад

    Rommel died because his name was mentioned out of context but to save his wife and son he chose suicide . Hitler lost his best field marshal!

    • @colonelfustercluck486
      @colonelfustercluck486 24 дня назад

      And that was way before the end of the war.
      He could have been tried posthumously I guess.

  • @1960caroline
    @1960caroline Месяц назад +1

    I have no idea why they wasted their time with the Nuremburg trials. A majority of those on trail got away with their atrocities!

  • @dazzazulu777
    @dazzazulu777 Месяц назад

    Big military industrial complex advisors to the government ?

  • @MajorWolfgangHochstetter
    @MajorWolfgangHochstetter Месяц назад +1

    It's pronounced, Kiev (Kee ev)!

  • @BobFowler-gh9lx
    @BobFowler-gh9lx Месяц назад

    hi, welcome !

  • @GravesRWFiA
    @GravesRWFiA Месяц назад

    a 0:09 you're showing george patton. was all your research so suspect?

    • @colonelfustercluck486
      @colonelfustercluck486 24 дня назад

      George was in Germany during and immediately after the second ww..... so what is wrong with that photo?

  • @louk5555
    @louk5555 26 дней назад +1

    And what about Wilhelm Keitel and Erwin Rommel ? Perhaps two of the most known German Fiel Marshals of WW II

    • @colonelfustercluck486
      @colonelfustercluck486 24 дня назад +1

      Erwin Rommel famously died before the end of the war, thus could not be arrested for anything, if he committed any war crimes.
      To charge a German Field Marshall (or anyone),
      a) they had to be in custody and alive; and
      the Court has to have reasonable evidence that a crime was committed, and the defendant was a party to that crime at least.
      In Rommel's case, before we begin arguing what he did or did not do.... the main problem, was that he was already dead.
      I don't know much about Keitel.... so I can't comment on him.

    • @clarencegreen3071
      @clarencegreen3071 23 дня назад

      Keitel was executed on October 16, 1946 after being found guilty of war crimes by the famous trial at Nuremberg.

    • @RiminiVirage
      @RiminiVirage 14 часов назад

      Rommel did not make it to the end of World War II therefore he is excluded from this video for a good reason specifically he was dead?

  • @igorrromanov
    @igorrromanov Месяц назад

    На фото слева Шöрнер, справа не знаю, кто.

  • @jasalexander-hain2601
    @jasalexander-hain2601 Месяц назад

    why is patton here and snippets of other yabnk troops, also, film snippets not relevant to the moment in history being discussed

  • @alfredbickersclark4767
    @alfredbickersclark4767 17 дней назад

    went to France with the Dr from Aultzwich they lived in a town named Argenton ? the French Loved them

  • @kellypayson4997
    @kellypayson4997 Месяц назад +1

    Too much of this is narrative has reduced the reality of conditions within the military to juvenile ignorance. This is one of the worst reviews of German military leadership and actions during World War Two I have ever encountered. The suppositions made by the author and lack of detail regarding the actions of military officers on the battlefield and clearly indicates that the author of this video requires much more training and education before releasing any more historical reviews. Moreover, the lack of detail regarding the proceedings of the ridiculous scam that was the Nuremberg Trials conducted to placate the leaders of the Soviet Union and Britain, two of the most barbaric nations in world history, further reduce this video to a level something akin to comedy rather than historical documentation. This video clearly falls into the category of DO NOT WATCH. Lack of truth and detail makes this one garbage.

  • @loritabarber-iw3fy
    @loritabarber-iw3fy Месяц назад

    Their officer class were an improvement of most allied officers!😉😉😉😉😉😉

  • @richardscanlan3419
    @richardscanlan3419 Месяц назад

    Manstein,Heinrici,Model?

  • @kcw0809
    @kcw0809 Месяц назад

    They sat and waited for MAGA.... hoping to be rehabilitated. Hard to believe but MAGA came to late to save this lot.

  • @Alan-zf2tt
    @Alan-zf2tt Месяц назад

    Setting a new narrative?

  • @MartinIbert
    @MartinIbert Месяц назад

    You totally butchered the name of "Georg von Küchler". Find a native speaker of German to tell you how to say it. Native speakers of German are not really hard to find; there are a hundred million of them or so. "Georg" is something like "Gheyorg", "von" is like "fonn", but "Küchler is difficult, but you could try with something half-way between "Kee-ch-ler" and "Koo-ch-ler", with the "ch" being like the "ch" in "Loch". Not perfect but recognizable.

  • @stevenleslie8557
    @stevenleslie8557 Месяц назад

    Paulus?

  • @janvanveelen
    @janvanveelen 29 дней назад

    Reference to the Soviet Union are incorrect as it did not exist until after the war.

  • @jacquesgeorges1041
    @jacquesgeorges1041 Месяц назад

    Vae victis. All the rest is politics. 😢

  • @RMRanalysis
    @RMRanalysis 18 дней назад

    Von Leeb, I've heard of, Von Kleist, List, The same but, some of these are plain bring also rans and not worthy of padding this offering

  • @michaelmaddox8801
    @michaelmaddox8801 3 дня назад

    Even though it appears some were judged too leniently and others too harshly, all will receive their just rewards and punishment
    "...some to everlasting life, others to shame and everlasting contempt (Daniel 12:2)."
    "Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life. (Mathew 25:46)."
    The Aramaic Bible in Plain English: "Yeshua [Jesus] said to her, [ a friend He was consoling] ';I AM THE LIVING GOD, The Resurrection and The Life; whoever trusts in me, even if he dies, he shall live.';" John 11:25

  • @JamMAKEcan007
    @JamMAKEcan007 Месяц назад

    They became american politicians😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @charlestodt740
    @charlestodt740 17 дней назад

    such a weird documentary , and others?

  • @johnmcpherson5068
    @johnmcpherson5068 Месяц назад

    Most were soldirrs. The sentencrs were fair and just. Correct your stupid algorithyms

  • @abdelrahmanalangari1754
    @abdelrahmanalangari1754 Месяц назад

    They went to america !

  • @MartinIbert
    @MartinIbert Месяц назад

    8:21 can you please someone who actually speaks German help to pronounce "Panzer" for you? How hard can it be? It's "pun-tser".

  • @harveycooper7600
    @harveycooper7600 Месяц назад

    Walter Von Brown Shit.

  • @affan3095
    @affan3095 Месяц назад +24

    Now make a video about British war crimes and their man made famine in Bengal region as allies were no saints. Millions killed by French in Algeria as well in Bengal by so called churchil by forcefully rationing food supplies from their former colonies.

    • @Fathervinyard
      @Fathervinyard Месяц назад +10

      your country has more starvation in its country these days far more than when even in ww2 gupta 😂 do you want to debate this fact ?

    • @infobeam1902
      @infobeam1902 Месяц назад +10

      I smell a reparations grifter. No thx.

    • @torehaaland6921
      @torehaaland6921 Месяц назад +10

      How does this, in the slightest, has anything to do with the topic of this video?

    • @sthrich635
      @sthrich635 Месяц назад

      Those were lower-tier colony people, millions of them weren't going to fight Germany and save Europe anyway, it was called resource management.

    • @teddysuhrensghost263
      @teddysuhrensghost263 Месяц назад

      Hardly relevant to this type of video the events you speak of sir. No doubt you’d like some monetary compensation from Britain to be forthcoming like some other people from former colonies? I do have to wonder if descendants of the lower classes like myself can have a claim too, as lower class British people of the colonial era were arguably treated worse than any people from the colonies. Slavery had many forms my friend, and still does. It still goes on today, just in a slightly different way, and some of the worst affected people are the working classes in Britain. At least if you show up in Britain bleating about how your country treats you so terribly you’d be given a brand new house to live in, all the benefits under the sun and a few other treats and goodies that are off limits to British working class people, the very same people i refer to as modern day slaves and who pick up the bill for any and all foreign nationals who come here claiming persecution and brutality in their own countries.

  • @michaelmallal9101
    @michaelmallal9101 Месяц назад +1

    How did the husbands of Prince Philip go?

    • @whiteheatherclub
      @whiteheatherclub Месяц назад +2

      The husbands? How many husbands did he have? And did Queen Elizabeth know about her husband's husbands?

    • @RobertJonesWightpaint
      @RobertJonesWightpaint Месяц назад

      Fancy running that one past us in any known human language?

  • @geofflewis8599
    @geofflewis8599 Месяц назад +1

    If any are still around Trump wants him..

  • @ldfreitas9437
    @ldfreitas9437 5 часов назад

    Okay, some got hung. After Trump's second term, there's going to be some accountability for Trump, Musk, Zuckerberg and Bezos.