Hi Ladies and Gentleman. This is part 3 Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLyuEmb1VavZAvAVbxBLp4aS_FF02BAGjN I've seen this series is a little less popular than usual. Should I change? I understand if this author is a little too much to stomach. For those, asking, yes, he is killed in Russia. Shot through the head by a sniper when crossing the Kuban River. This isn't a spoiler either, as he stops writing after the battle of France.
Too bad, I was hoping to hear him whine about being surrounded in Stalingrad, or curse the Russian winter......include his stories...its good to hear a real nazi, just to remind us how loosely nazi is used these days........I am not Jewish, but I do have an intense dislike for this guy......I would sort of like to smash his face in with a brick....
...or easy to listen to. Given the fate of the author, I'm for listening to his last words written, in honor of his life, if for no other reason. But my Reason #2 is that I feel I learn many things in the context of the event (WWII) when listening to a random soldier's diary about a crusade he knows little about, and his fate he knows nothing about. So, please proceed so I can learn what his thoughts were, in order to open my perspective on the war. Thank you for bringing it to us, and taking the time to read it in an understandable context.
he is hard to listen too ... but i think thats why its important to finish what has been started ... for one thing nothing worse than half a serires :)
I fkng love listening to all these accounts. They're my bedtime stories. Many's the time, the account, as I'm asleep, will incorporate itself into a crazy dream that draws from a strange myriad of my own past experiences that weave themselves into the hellish narrative delivered by these words from the past.
What text to speech software do you use for your videos? They sound great. Also, would it be possible for you to include the the title of the book and author that these excerpts are pulled from?
@@ColinMor-fj3qc No its not. Leo Leixner (1908-1942) "From Lemberg to Bordeaux: A German War Correspondent's Account of Battle in Poland, the Low Countries and France, 1939-40"
@@charlesm6823 After Berlin fell, Patton said that we should've continued onto Moscow. I think he was right. Also, context matters. I believe he said we fought the wrong enemy after the Iron Curtain went up
@@charlesm6823 Paton also said " Keep moving. We'll win this war, but we'll win it only by fighting and showing the Germans that we've got more guts than they have or ever will have. We're not just going to shoot the bastards, we're going to rip out their living goddamned guts and use them to grease the treads of our tanks. We're going to murder those lousy Hun cocksuckers by the bushel-fucking-basket."
These dudes were drinking some kind of Kool-Aid, or maybe it was the Pervitin. Every one of these accounts which I can't stop viewing reminds me of that movie they made in Inglorious Basterds where some Nazi Kraut fights off an entire division of American troops.
It seems quixotic that the author asserts that the Germans behaved in a gentlemanly & chivalrous manner - was he accusing the British of targeting German lifeboats? What's a watusi?
These authors were nazi soldiers and many of them were brought up in the Hitler Youth since their childhood. They were brainwashed by nazi propaganda to believe in the glorious history and character of the German people. It shouldn't be a surprise, then, that they often lack empathy towards non-Germans and that they fail to realize the real reason for invading Poland. Think of the modern day Russian soldiers who believe that they are fighting a defensive war
Interesting take on the war the structure ,mindset and discipline that made up there combst effectiveness.. I knew a fellow who was a guest of the Soviets untill 1956 he returned to Germany them emigrsted to America. He was very good at working with metal. He saw a lot of death . Had no bad words for the Soviets they had allowed him to work and stay alive . You broke it:You fix it. Was the sentiment after the war. He lived to be 75 built a custom metal fab biz. .
@@mountainhobo ,there was Katyn,but there were also the massacres of prisoners and political detainees tortured and shot by the NKVD in Lemberg,Lvov,and other locations which were discovered when the German troops occupied the towns in summer,1941.
People forget that the Austrian-Hungarian empire stretched into what is now Ukraine. Chop (Ukrainian: Чоп, Hungarian: Csap, Slovak: Čop, Rusyn: Чоп, Yiddish: טשאָפּ) was a major railhead and end of the line for the Austrian-Hungarian railroad. Many people in that area of the world were indeed Germans (Austrians) who settled along the border as well as those in towns who remained in those places after the fall of Austria-Hungary. In Syria and Iraq the fall of the Ottoman empire isolated ethnic Turks who had businesses within towns and cities the of the fallen empire. Some of the descendants of these people (like German-speaking people in eastern Europe) were slaughtered when the Iraq war and the Syrian war began just a few years ago. The locals resented these people just as the Germans were resented in Eastern Europe and the Poles were resented in Ukraine after WW1. The governments of Iraq and Syria had protected these ethnic Turks as they protected the Christians in these countries because the people had been there for generations.
I find this kind of stuff very interesting. Of course my dad was in the armed forces. It was well after WW2 but I am most interested in that. I have always found war & combat interesting but I'm not like most females😂
If you pay attention to it the Russkies were hated in the late 19th Century when they took over the Crimea and took on the last of the Khanates. They were hated when they ended Poland at the end of the Napoleonic era. They were hated when they first took the Ukraine. They were hated when they attacked Finland. If the stories are true,the sale of Alaska to the USA meant cheers from those who survived the Russians then. Russkies are consistent. They are consistently hated.
Do you actually believe such nonsense?Many Nations including the Russians were every bit as murderous.Stalin literally starved to death millions of Ukrainians.The Japanese were no choir boys either.The Germans have no monopoly on Barbarity.
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Hi Ladies and Gentleman. This is part 3 Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLyuEmb1VavZAvAVbxBLp4aS_FF02BAGjN
I've seen this series is a little less popular than usual. Should I change?
I understand if this author is a little too much to stomach. For those, asking, yes, he is killed in Russia. Shot through
the head by a sniper when crossing the Kuban River. This isn't a spoiler either, as he stops writing after the battle of France.
It's not an easy listening experience, but that does nothing to remove it's relevance or importance. History is not always pleasant.
Too bad, I was hoping to hear him whine about being surrounded in Stalingrad, or curse the Russian winter......include his stories...its good to hear a real nazi, just to remind us how loosely nazi is used these days........I am not Jewish, but I do have an intense dislike for this guy......I would sort of like to smash his face in with a brick....
...or easy to listen to. Given the fate of the author, I'm for listening to his last words written, in honor of his life, if for no other reason. But my Reason #2 is that I feel I learn many things in the context of the event (WWII) when listening to a random soldier's diary about a crusade he knows little about, and his fate he knows nothing about. So, please proceed so I can learn what his thoughts were, in order to open my perspective on the war. Thank you for bringing it to us, and taking the time to read it in an understandable context.
Once it started keep it going. Even if it's not that popular for whatever reason you should still let it finish.
he is hard to listen too ... but i think thats why its important to finish what has been started ... for one thing nothing worse than half a serires :)
I fkng love listening to all these accounts. They're my bedtime stories. Many's the time, the account, as I'm asleep, will incorporate itself into a crazy dream that draws from a strange myriad of my own past experiences that weave themselves into the hellish narrative delivered by these words from the past.
No WAY
@@Hunter_Nebid WAY
Yep I listen to it every night they know who Their audience is
Big time it's like I'm there. On that note signing off! Ten Hut!!!✌️ 💤💤💤
That’s exactly what happens to me too when I fall asleep to these
Wild dreams
Thank you for posting epizodes from the same book, it's great!!!
Seriously interesting as this sheds some light on the current events is eastern Europe. These conflicts have generational roots.
I'm in love with these stories, keep it going! Also another Heinrichi episode would be great
he sounds very upbeat and positive, por deluded fool wait till winter
He won't have to worry about that for a couple of years yet. This is taking place in September 1939.
it's just an AI voice btw.
Men have many sides... I love to hear them all...Great Memoirs 👍👍👍👍⚔⚔⚔⚔
I can’t pretend I couldn’t be caught up in the nationalist fervor of the times.
@CorePathway most would get caught up and anyone that says otherwise is lying
"A Strong Manly Death".......So Much Wondrous Glory!
What text to speech software do you use for your videos? They sound great. Also, would it be possible for you to include the the title of the book and author that these excerpts are pulled from?
Other guy says it's a mark Felton ai impersonator
I find this series interesting, but:
- I am missing the sources, and
- I find the somewhat clickbait captions, especially this one, misleading.
Pity the title is a clickbait. Nothing in the reading supports it.
Yes all titles.are cluckbait but the content is priceless
@@ColinMor-fj3qc That sucks
@@ColinMor-fj3qc No its not. Leo Leixner (1908-1942) "From Lemberg to Bordeaux: A German War Correspondent's Account of Battle in Poland, the Low Countries and France, 1939-40"
@@evilcrossbarthat guy claiming ai is a smooth brain
Total is totally accurate.
Imagine an unbiased historical account nah we get this title
We should condemn nazi ideology, actually
Par for the course actually
There is no such thing as an unbiased first hand account of war.
Please dont clickbait the title like that. Very disappointing
"The Nazis are the enemy. Wade into them, spill their blood or they will spill yours. " Patton
that was then. now they're our employees.
Later Patton said that we had fought the wrong enemy.
@@charlesm6823 After Berlin fell, Patton said that we should've continued onto Moscow. I think he was right. Also, context matters. I believe he said we fought the wrong enemy after the Iron Curtain went up
@@charlesm6823 Paton also said " Keep moving. We'll win this war, but we'll win it only by fighting and showing the Germans that we've got more guts than they have or ever will have. We're not just going to shoot the bastards, we're going to rip out their living goddamned guts and use them to grease the treads of our tanks. We're going to murder those lousy Hun cocksuckers by the bushel-fucking-basket."
@@davidlinehat4657Patton was long dead before the "Iron Curtain" ever existed.
It is an accurate partial of history that men like this were common in the German ranks, and in the ranks of any army or that manner.
Portal.
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These dudes were drinking some kind of Kool-Aid, or maybe it was the Pervitin. Every one of these accounts which I can't stop viewing reminds me of that movie they made in Inglorious Basterds where some Nazi Kraut fights off an entire division of American troops.
I see RUclips censorship hasn't changed any
Thank you for your endeavor. Quite enjoyable. Is the recitation from an actual German soldier's diary or is it a pastiche?
How many looped sections can you cram into a single video? Isn't six enough?
What difference does it make?
@@michaelglenn8598 If you see no difference and enjoy hearing 1/4 of the video on loop then there is no point in explaining it to you...
It's a glitch in the matrix ...
Asterisk
You can not say that enough.
Some words bear repeating.
This Soldier took the trip West or else we wouldn't be hearing this
Are the repeated parts done so intentionally?
bet just sloppy work. this is his rice bowl, ghoulish but lucrative.
Yes, it gets around copyright rules on YT.
yep you can tell when the repeat is coming, slit trench or house same lines
Is the place you mentioning Przemysl? If it is, it's pronounced "Shemish". Yep, Shemish.
It's a talking book, not RUclips typical fare. (And "sickening"? Where'd title come from?)
It is harrowing to listen to, occasionaly
It seems quixotic that the author asserts that the Germans behaved in a gentlemanly & chivalrous manner - was he accusing the British of targeting German lifeboats? What's a watusi?
A watusi is an African tribe or a dance in the 60s.
These authors were nazi soldiers and many of them were brought up in the Hitler Youth since their childhood. They were brainwashed by nazi propaganda to believe in the glorious history and character of the German people. It shouldn't be a surprise, then, that they often lack empathy towards non-Germans and that they fail to realize the real reason for invading Poland. Think of the modern day Russian soldiers who believe that they are fighting a defensive war
Interesting take on the war the structure ,mindset and discipline that made up there combst effectiveness.. I knew a fellow who was a guest of the Soviets untill 1956 he returned to Germany them emigrsted to America. He was very good at working with metal.
He saw a lot of death . Had no bad words for the Soviets they had allowed him to work and stay alive . You broke it:You fix it. Was the sentiment after the war. He lived to be 75 built a custom metal fab biz. .
things like this should be in schools
The “Rickmeister”. Based. 😂
He's Right.
It's repeating whole paragraphs. Hopefully not for runtime.
He's blagging us
Very interesting
👍👍👍!!!
AI Tom Courtney?
in 1941,they would enter Lemberg again,and discover the KGB horrors
At that time it was still NKVD, and the mass murders of prisoners of war were committed near Katyn, over 500 miles NE, but yes, you are correct.
@@mountainhobo ,there was Katyn,but there were also the massacres of prisoners and political detainees tortured and shot by the NKVD in Lemberg,Lvov,and other locations which were discovered when the German troops occupied the towns in summer,1941.
@@stephenloy3535 Sure, that, too. I was referring to the biggest bombshell, which was the murder of 20,000+ POWs and civilians by NKVD.
@@mountainhobo ,yes,which they tried to blame on Germany.There is an excellent Polish film on the subject,entitled 'Katyn',worth watching
Then another horror would be visited on the Jews and Poles of Lemberg by the Ukrainians with the help of the Germans.
Why sickening? It’s history. For heaven’s sake.
People forget that the Austrian-Hungarian empire stretched into what is now Ukraine. Chop (Ukrainian: Чоп, Hungarian: Csap,
Slovak: Čop, Rusyn: Чоп, Yiddish: טשאָפּ) was a major railhead and end of the line for the Austrian-Hungarian railroad. Many
people in that area of the world were indeed Germans (Austrians) who settled along the border as well as those in towns who
remained in those places after the fall of Austria-Hungary.
In Syria and Iraq the fall of the Ottoman empire isolated ethnic Turks who had businesses within towns and cities the of the
fallen empire. Some of the descendants of these people (like German-speaking people in eastern Europe) were slaughtered
when the Iraq war and the Syrian war began just a few years ago. The locals resented these people just as the Germans were
resented in Eastern Europe and the Poles were resented in Ukraine after WW1. The governments of Iraq and Syria had
protected these ethnic Turks as they protected the Christians in these countries because the people had been there for
generations.
Sickening?
Thanks from India.
Addiction to this stuff seems to be a very guy thing, have you noticed? It bores not all but most women.
I find this kind of stuff very interesting. Of course my dad was in the armed forces. It was well after WW2 but I am most interested in that. I have always found war & combat interesting but I'm not like most females😂
@@edgybarbie77 Indeed you are not! Very cool.
The references to "wonderful land" Ukraine are poignant.
Ukraine start existing in 1991. It looks to me like cheap propaganda.
An unfortunate title considering the roots of the word zealot.Perhaps moron would fit the case better.
Voices and thoughts from the old European meat grinder.
That dude was so full of himself it would be laughable if it weren't so awful.
1:12:24
🤔 so they really thought they were the good guys.
No wonder so many Republicans revere them.
Is this about Jared Kushner?
Looks like Rooskies were disliked even at this early date (1939).
If you pay attention to it the Russkies were hated in the late 19th Century when they took over the Crimea and took on the last of the Khanates. They were hated when they ended Poland at the end of the Napoleonic era. They were hated when they first took the Ukraine.
They were hated when they attacked Finland. If the stories are true,the sale of Alaska to the USA meant cheers from those who survived the Russians then. Russkies are consistent. They are consistently hated.
"Rooskies were disliked even at this early date" -- By all sides.
The account of a soldier fighting for his country.
Too bad you use movie thumbnails make it more unbelievable
Definitely NOT IN ORDER….something is going on here. Perhaps some sheisty editing for more videos
He was an eyewitness, a Wehrmacht officer, not a natzee!
Is the narrator an a chimpanzee or...?
Why not use different narrators for a change. The same guy gets irritating after a while.
German infamy will last 1000 years
Do you actually believe such nonsense?Many Nations including the Russians were every bit as murderous.Stalin literally starved to death millions of Ukrainians.The Japanese were no choir boys either.The Germans have no monopoly on Barbarity.
Human infamy will last for eternity.
really? with the US hiring Nazis to do their dirty work?
Mark Felton still the best!
They were all zealots.
This guy is a high key racist for sure, but a fascinating historical account nonetheless.
What prey tell is a "nazi" zealot? Has YT been menacing you. I used to enjoy hearing the German perspective on the war against communism.
Pretty much sure it’s you.
😃😃😃😃
Nothing "sickening" in this...