Germany 1942 ▶ Adolf Hitler Speech 1 Sportpalast Berlin (30.09.1942) Barbarossa and Stalingrad

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  • @GERMANHISTORYARCHIVE
    @GERMANHISTORYARCHIVE  4 года назад +137

    Germany 1942 ▶ Adolf Hitler Speech Sportpalast Berlin (Part 1) Rede Adolf Hitlers anlässlich der Eröffnung des 4. Kriegswinterhilfswerkes im Berliner Sportpalast (September 30, 1942)
    Fall Blau Battle of Stalingrad Cталинград
    German History Archive ▶ ruclips.net/p/PLLEtu_bvreispSTeS_m08OcY8sC26bJVN
    Subtitles: English

    • @SimonBannow
      @SimonBannow 4 года назад +4

      Oh ok they are actually deleting it, damn!

    • @stacybry29
      @stacybry29 3 года назад +4

      Do you know if this was filmed? Hitlers September 30 1942 SportsPalace speech?

    • @MemoryOfTheAncestors
      @MemoryOfTheAncestors 2 года назад +5

      Can you also publish his Munich speech on November 8, 1942? I heard an excerpt from it in a German war film "Stalingrad" (1993) by Joseph Vilsmaier, but it would be very interesting to hear the full version.

    • @timmymcneive7975
      @timmymcneive7975 2 года назад

      1q

    • @AgtDogget
      @AgtDogget 2 года назад

      Ee

  • @spuckz
    @spuckz 2 года назад +1280

    As an historian and a German: The first and second World War wiped two generations of the best man we had away. There was and still is a huge gap that were left behind. Germany is still suffering from these events, especialy on the intellectual side and it shows on so many levels. People tend to think Germany caught up at some point, but that was never the case. We lost millions of the best thinkers, craftsman, poets, musicans etc. But worst than the two wars is the selfhatred that Germans developed. There is no future for a folk when you base every decision on your past and your hate torwards yourself.

    • @hemanshuchudasama3535
      @hemanshuchudasama3535 2 года назад +29

      Not really German are quite proud of themselves if you wanna see self hatred go to asia.

    • @Bob31415
      @Bob31415 2 года назад +119

      Ich glaube Sie haben recht. Deutsche Kultur ist so ausgezeichnet. Ich bin Amerikaner. Ihre Kultur und Sprache gefallen mir viel. Ausserdem haben das deutsche Volk einige den besten Komponisten. Entschuldigen Sie bitte fuer Fehler mit Rechtschreibung oder Grammatik.

    • @omss2999
      @omss2999 2 года назад +5

      I fought with one of the germans around this point.

    • @greene9381
      @greene9381 2 года назад +46

      @@Bob31415 Ihr deutsch ist ausgezeichnet. :)
      Greetings to the States!

    • @banitome
      @banitome 2 года назад +2

      And still won the world cup :D. Many countries lost good men, bad ideas can spread anywhere. I hope we can as a species to become more peaceful until life exists on this planet.

  • @stephanlindinger9402
    @stephanlindinger9402 2 года назад +597

    So ruhig und konzentriert auf die Sachlage sprach er selten. Wahnsinnige Aufnahme,wenn man weis,was im gleichen Jahr schon geschehen war bzw. noch passieren wird!! Der Beginn des totalen Verderbens!! Tonqualität absolut wunderbar!! Wichtiges zeitgeschichtliches Dokument!! Unbedingt erhaltenswert!!

    • @horsthorst5558
      @horsthorst5558 2 года назад +31

      Naja, der Beginn des totalen Verderbens begann ja wohl spätestens am 30.01.1933.

    • @stephanlindinger9402
      @stephanlindinger9402 2 года назад +50

      @@horsthorst5558 naja,aus deutscher Sicht gesehen ist das wohl richtig!!auch aus europäischer Sicht!! Hätte man ihn nur in der Akademie für Kunst aufgenommen!!

    • @horsthorst5558
      @horsthorst5558 2 года назад +5

      @@stephanlindinger9402 Ja.

    • @00avc1
      @00avc1 2 года назад +21

      @@stephanlindinger9402 dann wären kommunisten oder andere radikalen Banden an die Macht gekommen. Dank des gütigen versailler Vertrag ;)

    • @stephanlindinger9402
      @stephanlindinger9402 2 года назад +4

      @@00avc1 das ist wohl wahr.vom Regen wär's in die Traufe gegangen!

  • @fokkman
    @fokkman 4 года назад +994

    Interesting to hear him speak calmly. Subtitles for the entire video would have been nice

    • @Cjnw
      @Cjnw 4 года назад +43

      He's ranting about Fegelein again!

    • @cheap25
      @cheap25 4 года назад +13

      EF I don’t want to understand what Trump is saying

    • @vespa2901
      @vespa2901 4 года назад +101

      well he talks about what he has archieved in the 3 years of war and what going to be next. He also explains what is this war is about: Fight against plutocratism (regime of the capitalists) and war against bolschewism (comunism). He also explains why he holds on that hard on stalingrad. Basicaly he says that this was the river of sowjet reenforcement. So cutting it of ment: bleeding out the sowjets.

    • @ZOGGYDOGGY
      @ZOGGYDOGGY 4 года назад +29

      @@vespa2901 fortunately, the Red Army won the battle.

    • @vespa2901
      @vespa2901 4 года назад +88

      @@ZOGGYDOGGY true, the sovjets won. I don't know if it's good or bad. But I don't like communists. Neither do I like that capitalists bring socialism by corrupt politics.

  • @xms0000
    @xms0000 3 года назад +293

    Transcript to this clip - only part of the entire speech:
    "In my eyes, we have already passed the most fateful test for our Volk in the year 1942. It was the winter of 1941-1942. I may say that Providence weighed on the German Volk and especially its Wehrmacht in this winter. Worse cannot and will not come. That we conquered this winter, that the German fronts stood up, and that we could again line up in the early spring, this proved, so I believe, that Providence was satisfied with the German Volk. It was a very difficult and a very hard test-all of us know this. Nevertheless, we did not only survive this difficult time, but we also calmly managed to order and rearrange the divisions for the attack, as well as the motorized and panzer units which were earmarked to begin the next offensive. And this offensive has also developed differently from what our enemies had envisioned. After all, it is not necessary that we proceed in accordance with their method, since these methods have proved so unsuccessful.
    I believe that, in looking back, we can be content with the past three years.
    The objective was always very sober; bold where it had to be bold, prudent where it could be prudent; unhurried where we had time, cautious where we believed that we had to be cautious under all circumstances. However, we were being daring where daring alone could help.
    For this year, we have drawn up a very simple program. First: under all circumstances, to hold what must be held. That means that we will let the others get underway as long as they want to get underway where we do not intend to advance. To hold firm and to wait and see who will be the first to tire.
    Second: It’s absolutely imperative to attack where an attack is necessary under all circumstances. The objective is clear: the destruction of the right arm of this international conspiracy of capitalism, plutocracy, and Bolshevism, which is the greatest danger that has ever hovered above our German Volk and against which we have been in battle for a year now.
    We have set ourselves several objectives here. I will briefly summarize in catchwords what has been accomplished in these few months in order to make you aware of it: The first objective was the securing of our superior position at the Black Sea and the final clearing of the Crimean Peninsula. Two battles served this purpose: that of Kerch and that of Sevastopol. Let me say that had our enemies had at least one success in these three years of war, then it would surely be impossible to speak with them at all, since they would no longer float here on earth, but in the clouds, bloated by conceit. After we had set things in order there, it appeared necessary to us to eliminate the bulge that had developed at Volkhov. It was cut off, and the enemy destroyed or captured. Then came the next task: preparing the breakthrough to the Don. In the meantime, the enemy chose a great offensive objective, namely, to break through to the banks of the Dnieper from Kharkov in order to bring about the collapse of our entire southern front. Perhaps you recall our enemies’ enthusiasm in following these operations. It ended in three battles and the complete destruction of more than seventy-five divisions of our Soviet enemy.
    Thereupon, we lined up for our own great offensive. The first goal was to take from the enemy the last great breadbasket; second, to pull out from under him the last bit of coal that can be carbonized; third, to move up to his oil fields, either to take them or at least to shut him out of there; fourth, the attack was to be continued in order to cut off his last great arterial road, the Volga.
    The objective was an area between the bend of the Don and the Volga, and the town of Stalingrad-not because the town bears Stalin’s name, which is unimportant-but exclusively because it is a strategically important area, and we were aware that the elimination of the Dnieper, the Don, and the Volga as traffic routes would be as terrible or worse for the Soviet Union, as it would be for Germany if we lost the Rhine, the Elbe, the Oder, or the Danube. On the mighty Volga stream alone, thirty million tons of goods are transported in six months. That is just as much as in one year on the Rhine. It [the Volga] has now been cut off for some time. Now it is the taking of Stalingrad above all that will be brought to a conclusion-whereby this lock will gain in depth and strength.
    And you can rest assured that no human being can remove us from this place! As to our further intentions, you will understand that I will not speak about them, as it is a question of objectives which are being pursued at this time. In my stead, Mr. Churchill speaks about them. But the time will come when the German nation will obtain clarity on these further goals.
    I can tell you, however, that the next task that we will set for ourselves will naturally be the organization of this gigantic area which we are now occupying.
    We were not as interested in marching so many thousands of kilometers as we were in placing this gigantic area in the service of feeding our Volk, securing our raw materials, and, in a wider sense, sustaining all of Europe. To this end, traffic had to be put in order."

    • @markpaul8178
      @markpaul8178 3 года назад +19

      Thank you very much XMS for clarifying that speech for me.

    • @curtisphillips1013
      @curtisphillips1013 2 года назад +14

      Vielen Dank!

    • @niallmcdonagh1093
      @niallmcdonagh1093 2 года назад +15

      Thank you so much. My basic German was good enough to follow this through your text...what a thrill...

    • @andresarrivillaga2192
      @andresarrivillaga2192 2 года назад +1

      Gh

    • @stephanlindinger9402
      @stephanlindinger9402 2 года назад +9

      Eine gelungene Übersetzung!!👏👏👏👍👍👍
      Ja,das ist gutes Englisch!! Very well done!!👏👏

  • @sanseverything900
    @sanseverything900 2 года назад +264

    This is fascinating to hear. Especially knowing in hindsight what was to happen at Stalingrad later that year.

  • @ThisDutchDude
    @ThisDutchDude 4 года назад +453

    This man had one deep voice

    • @WalesRebel
      @WalesRebel 3 года назад +11

      In his speech at that Factory, he had such a high-“singing+screaming” voice Oof

    • @lasselmoen
      @lasselmoen 3 года назад +84

      @@WalesRebel yea but this is more his normal deep voice.

    • @freckleheckler6311
      @freckleheckler6311 3 года назад +88

      @@lasselmoen it’s sexy, mesmerizing, and powerful

    • @captainschaschlik9444
      @captainschaschlik9444 3 года назад +43

      @@lasselmoen That was his rhetoric. He adapted his speeches to the audience, you can't just yell around in front of a more educated person. He used to do something like that in front of workers or farmers.

    • @GymChess
      @GymChess 3 года назад +5

      @@WalesRebel What factory? It was held at the Sportpalast.

  • @varovaro1967
    @varovaro1967 4 года назад +368

    General winter killed the subtitles

    • @varovaro1967
      @varovaro1967 4 года назад +3

      Kay Theo you mean Learn.

    • @varovaro1967
      @varovaro1967 4 года назад +1

      Kay Theo ah ok!

    • @SuperExponential
      @SuperExponential 4 года назад

      @Kay Theotitle's in English and it starts off with subtitles so it stands to reason....besides German is not a useful language to learn unless your dad is a customs official or something

    • @bartoszgolik2430
      @bartoszgolik2430 4 года назад +4

      @@varovaro1967 stop quarelling the German languages. (Anglo-saxons did not come from Greece!) ;)

    • @bartoszgolik2430
      @bartoszgolik2430 4 года назад +1

      @Kay Theo Ich bin sehr zufrieden dass meine Oma wollte mich Deutsch zu kennen. Each language opens possibilities and also adds another point of view!

  • @copyright7821
    @copyright7821 2 года назад +106

    Meine Oma hatte in in Berlin reden gehört ... stundenlang ohne vom Blatt abzulesen.Man stelle sich das heute vor ...

    • @halligallihub
      @halligallihub 7 месяцев назад

      Entsprechender Unsinn kam auch aus seinem Maul! Hohle Phrasen wechseln beständig mit Prahlerei und Lügen! Zumal zu diesem Zeitpunkt die Katastrophe von Stalingrad bereits absehbar war!

    • @RBecker1197
      @RBecker1197 7 месяцев назад +21

      Ein Macher halt. Der größte Politiker Deutschlands. Und nein, bin kein Nazi.

    • @adhardino9781
      @adhardino9781 7 месяцев назад

      Der größte Massenmörder war Adolf Nazi schon.

    • @КанатТемирханов-у7ь
      @КанатТемирханов-у7ь 5 месяцев назад

    • @adhardino9781
      @adhardino9781 5 месяцев назад

      @@RBecker1197 der größte Mörder nicht nur Deutschlands, gratuliere zu deinem "Idol".

  • @keesmafkees339
    @keesmafkees339 4 года назад +287

    When he speaks everybody listens

    • @ВикторРуссков-ч4о
      @ВикторРуссков-ч4о 4 года назад +14

      Kees Mafkees well it’s only was like this ‘cause interrupting of a dictator entails a very bad aftermath with it

    • @MrJetill
      @MrJetill 4 года назад +17

      well of course, the people listen were his fans

    • @MrJetill
      @MrJetill 4 года назад +1

      @EF please recognize the past Form i used

    • @gurjeetsingh-gd1wr
      @gurjeetsingh-gd1wr 3 года назад +8

      They had to, otherwise.....

    • @frederickrapp5396
      @frederickrapp5396 2 года назад +6

      He was speaking Deutsch. And everybody in his audience understood Deutsch.

  • @DarkSlayer010
    @DarkSlayer010 4 года назад +472

    Interesting how he speaks about an “international conspiracy” of capitalism, plutocracy and bolshevism and how they are the greatest threat Germany has ever faced.

    • @Marco187Polo
      @Marco187Polo 3 года назад +28

      @Pojka but the difference is,that its a worldwide conspiracy with millions of conspirators who often dont see that they are part of this system. not a small group of people who control everything.

    • @myparceltape1169
      @myparceltape1169 3 года назад +37

      @@Marco187Polo Call it a conspiracy if you think that is the best description. I'd call it a way of life.

    • @ivan00001983
      @ivan00001983 3 года назад +6

      Bullshit conspiracy theories it was then, same technique are used today. If anyone is rich and wealthy in Europe, it is Germany... How I despise the conspiracy theories...

    • @42033
      @42033 3 года назад +16

      @@ivan00001983 look deeper into germany many many people below the existence

    • @sasukefaan
      @sasukefaan 2 года назад +210

      This man was so far ahead of his time, it'll take another hundred years or so before people realise the type of man he actually was, and what he created.

  • @jantenner1173
    @jantenner1173 3 года назад +115

    i´m from hamburg germany. i work as a housekeeper or as so colud genetor in a nursing home and meet a man who fight in stalingrad
    and another who was a engeneer on the battleship bismarck. very polite men and very interesting to talk with them

    • @GERMANHISTORYARCHIVE
      @GERMANHISTORYARCHIVE  3 года назад +30

      Could you send us the contact of the Stalingrad veteran please to
      germanhistoryarchive@gmx.net
      Many thanks, danke!

    • @myparceltape1169
      @myparceltape1169 3 года назад +2

      I remember the photos of Hamburg.
      Stone built walls 5 or more floors high, without rooves, without glazed windows, without insides, without doors and without people.

    • @jantenner1173
      @jantenner1173 3 года назад +14

      @@myparceltape1169 my father saw hamburg down when he was 5 years old ! no stone standing! after the war he build hamburg up as a constructor

    • @alisharifi2505
      @alisharifi2505 2 года назад +5

      This veteran must be older than 96 year!!! If he was sent at 18. Battlefield Stalingrad was 1942-43

    • @feedyourmind6713
      @feedyourmind6713 2 года назад +9

      My wife's Opa died in Stalingrad.

  • @formerk.g.b.2408
    @formerk.g.b.2408 2 года назад +102

    He was right about what is going to take place in today's world!!

    • @stefanheinzelmann7400
      @stefanheinzelmann7400 Год назад

      What do you mean?

    • @formerk.g.b.2408
      @formerk.g.b.2408 Год назад

      @@stefanheinzelmann7400 ...Ask the B🔯NKSTER'S it's their mess!!!!

    • @derkiwisaft3857
      @derkiwisaft3857 Год назад

      ​@@stefanheinzelmann7400 communism

    • @McCaff62
      @McCaff62 Год назад +2

      10 years time people will read your comment and say 'what has happened?' absolutely nothing the worldwill still carry on as it is.

    • @formerk.g.b.2408
      @formerk.g.b.2408 Год назад

      @@McCaff62 ....Look out for them thermo nuclear war head!!💥🔥☠️🔥💥☠️

  • @tompr32214
    @tompr32214 3 года назад +312

    Interesting because this speech was given in the early stages of Stalingrad, when the Germans were confident of victory. But on November 19 the Russian counterattack began on the flanks of the German army, largely made up of Rumanian troops. The end result was the encirclement of the army, and early the next year, defeat and surrender.

    • @MarlboroughBlenheim1
      @MarlboroughBlenheim1 3 года назад +18

      He knew the war was lost well before Stalingrad

    • @Luka23567
      @Luka23567 3 года назад +42

      @@MarlboroughBlenheim1 no he believed in victory right up until the very end. After Stalingrad he was reassuring the country and hoped that things would turn around. Every small gain or victory after Stalingrad was a sigh of hope.

    • @MarlboroughBlenheim1
      @MarlboroughBlenheim1 3 года назад +16

      @@Luka23567 yes - propaganda. You are assuming what he said publicly is what he actually thought. A number of people close to him say that he knew the war couldn’t be won after 1941 and early 1942 and that it was lost well before the end.

    • @Shapar95
      @Shapar95 3 года назад +27

      @@MarlboroughBlenheim1 obviously false. Besides this argument of him knowing unprovable - it’s in his mind by definition. But he never let said a word about loosing until 1945 to even his generals.

    • @MarlboroughBlenheim1
      @MarlboroughBlenheim1 3 года назад +3

      @@Shapar95 we don’t know that for sure - it may not have been recorded and most of his close inner circle were executed or killed themselves without writing down everything. But yes, there is no evidence of him saying this.

  • @macdaniel6029
    @macdaniel6029 4 года назад +360

    Sehr interessant ihn so ruhig sprechen zu hören. Aber was zum Geier soll die scheiss Musik im Hintergrund? Absolut unpassend und unangemessen!

    • @erickvontaschlak5701
      @erickvontaschlak5701 4 года назад +7

      He is free to create his content who are you?

    • @macdaniel6029
      @macdaniel6029 4 года назад +53

      @@erickvontaschlak5701 Dann mach doch ein Hitlervideo mit netter Swingmusik oder Techno im Hintergrund... manmanman. Wenn sowas als Geschichtsdokument angepriesen wird dann hat das nicht verunstaltet zu werden.

    • @ricog646
      @ricog646 4 года назад +11

      @Mac Daniel Seh ich auch so.

    • @arthar8435
      @arthar8435 4 года назад

      @@erickvontaschlak5701 hes your dad.

    • @blckmes1233
      @blckmes1233 4 года назад

      @@macdaniel6029 Das stimmt.

  • @rsangala
    @rsangala 2 года назад +99

    Most are against hearing him , this is a great piece of history.Its too bad its not him see we can see the expressions on his face when he speaks

  • @williamholdstrom1879
    @williamholdstrom1879 4 года назад +443

    Funny, how the subtitles 'happen to cut off' just when he's about to speak on the internatonal conspiracy of capitalism, communism and plutocracy against Germany. Must be a coincidence.

    • @krepos
      @krepos 4 года назад +92

      @Walter White in 2:13 he talks about the goal of the war, which is to defeat the international conspiracy.

    • @MrQuietman87
      @MrQuietman87 4 года назад +47

      @@krepos sorry but we are not stupid and can ear socialisme capitalisme and bolchevism ! A speech censored is not a speech !

    • @YsnLowe
      @YsnLowe 4 года назад

      Can u translate

    • @YsnLowe
      @YsnLowe 4 года назад +2

      @Walter White thank you man?!!

    • @LukeLovesRose
      @LukeLovesRose 4 года назад +15

      Please! It's spelled COHEN-cidence for a reason

  • @BananaPlanet-
    @BananaPlanet- Год назад +129

    I'm so sorry for all those that died defending the world. But I'm glad they never saw what it had come to

    • @user-eh2se3rb5f
      @user-eh2se3rb5f Год назад +1

      they didnt defend shxt, they were only puppets for the godless capitalists.

    • @thenoobgamer816
      @thenoobgamer816 Год назад +1

      Kali Yuga season

    • @alexm.2421
      @alexm.2421 Год назад +5

      What??

    • @mertentischler8815
      @mertentischler8815 Год назад

      Youve watched too much TV.
      😆
      Americans and britains colonized the world. WE Defended Germany against Western countries. But sadly WE became your colony
      But next time WE will BE on russias Side.😉 And negate our Former misstakes with russian people. 😢
      Enemies of Germany were in the West...

    • @capoislamort100
      @capoislamort100 Год назад +1

      @@alexm.2421 that's what I was thinking, that comment made no sense!

  • @frikandelkroket9335
    @frikandelkroket9335 4 года назад +211

    In documentaries it is told that Hitler attacked Stalingrad for its name but he jokes that the name is not important but because of the strategical position.

    • @Kupferdrahtful
      @Kupferdrahtful 3 года назад +21

      Well the way he jokes kinda makes it sound like he does care a lot

    • @austinneece7853
      @austinneece7853 3 года назад +80

      He probably found it funny, but it doesn't seem like it was the reason. Controlling the city would give a lot of control over the Volga.

    • @marcelhoesen1001
      @marcelhoesen1001 2 года назад +20

      To get to the oilfields baku

    • @suhaskelkar7533
      @suhaskelkar7533 2 года назад +35

      Tractor factory ( T 35 Tanks), and Red October steel manufacturing factory at Stalingrad. Strategic importance.

    • @scottw5315
      @scottw5315 2 года назад +11

      He lied with every breath just like democrats today. For all his braggadocio, he would eat these words in about 90 days. Overselling and underdelivering is the bane of leadership. After Stalingrad, only fools still believed this man.

  • @omarsyr9203
    @omarsyr9203 4 года назад +46

    I'm glad the comment section isn't disabled

  • @lexituller6988
    @lexituller6988 Год назад +85

    "Our fight has so very little to do with the borders of this great nation, the safety and preservation of Europe and her ethics are our true struggle" AH 1941

    • @Luka23567
      @Luka23567 Год назад +1

      Which was lost in 1945. Now they are under NATO tyranny, slaves to international finance and they aren’t stopping until they destroy the entire world. Russia has long been their main target, so their dictatorship over Europe is cemented for centuries to come.

    • @vincentmcnabb939
      @vincentmcnabb939 11 месяцев назад +2

      He despised or destroyed several of those ethics. Neo-Dawinism, through a heady mix of nationalism and socialism, was his ruling ethic. Out went much of the cardinal virtues; the Church was held in contempt and suffered increased persecution. A false sense of providence as close to deism as he would casually admit. Out went God and in came the self worship of the German ideal. Though man was just an animal with some animals more superior than others. Result: the destruction of tens of millions and Germany itself.

    • @avrracer4175
      @avrracer4175 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@vincentmcnabb939lol 😂 😂 😂 Kirche??? Bis heute Kinderfikker!!! Eine Politik gesteuert aus Religionen ist keine Politik

    • @valgaart_serindard0662
      @valgaart_serindard0662 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@vincentmcnabb939
      From my research it, He was not an atheist or an anti Christian.
      He ended alot of his political speeches mentioning God and asking for his aid.
      He hated atheism and saw it as the offspring of bolshevism.
      He was against abortion and enacted laws preventing it.
      He was close to nature and introduced animal protection laws.
      He spoke of providence many times
      He rebuilt churches that were destroyed by the soviets in Ukraine and other Eastern European countries when they occupied it from 1941, allowing freedom of religion again.
      Many higher ups in the party, like Goebbels, read the bible and spoke of his admiration of Jesus and said he considered becoming a priest.
      The symbol of the party itself is religious; (Which I cannot state on youtube) it depicts the sun, which represents God. That's why Christians celebrate their holy day as "Sunday" the day of the sun and the day of God.
      Saturn is the 6th (Mark of the beast) planet from the sun. Saturn, the Roman God, ate his own son. Saturn is also spelt and sounds similar to "Satan" because that's who it represents. And who is is that celebrates their holy day on Saturday? (The day of saturn)
      Sabbatai means Saturn in Hebrew, (Sabbath).

  • @marcelmolenaar5684
    @marcelmolenaar5684 4 года назад +310

    He talks about the danger of Bolshevism.

  • @mentei7384
    @mentei7384 4 года назад +108

    As someone whose mother tongue is german, this audio is really interesting.

    • @visionist7
      @visionist7 4 года назад +17

      I wish I could speak German

    • @mentei7384
      @mentei7384 4 года назад +19

      @@visionist7 You can always learn it, viel Erfolg! :D

    • @Luka23567
      @Luka23567 3 года назад +2

      I lived Bremen as a little kid for 4 years back in the late 90s.

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 2 года назад +2

      Ist es wirklich.
      Sein österreichischer Akzent ist weniger stark als ich gedacht hatte.

    • @Bj-yf3im
      @Bj-yf3im 2 года назад +2

      Why is it interesting?

  • @bjoernguttormsson
    @bjoernguttormsson 2 года назад +78

    Sehr interessant und faszinierend! Top Qualität, danke für den Upload!

    • @thomasholenstei6751
      @thomasholenstei6751 Год назад +2

      Mehr davon. Unser Führer war super.

    • @Manwendlil
      @Manwendlil Год назад

      @@thomasholenstei6751 ja sicher, ein mensch ohne blut an seinen händen!

    • @thomasholenstei6751
      @thomasholenstei6751 Год назад +2

      @@Manwendlilja die Engländer waren in Afrika, Indien, Australien viel freundlicher und Barren die Leute nett auf zu geben.

    • @sametnj
      @sametnj 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@thomasholenstei6751 Gute Ironie

  • @northernstar4811
    @northernstar4811 2 года назад +82

    After the defeat at Stalingrad the mood in Berlin changed.

    • @neinnein9306
      @neinnein9306 2 года назад +11

      you're such a wise man.

    • @Trellyy809
      @Trellyy809 2 года назад +20

      No shit

    • @Marvin-dg8vj
      @Marvin-dg8vj 2 года назад +4

      By the end of 1941 the war was lost for Germany.

    • @patrickhauser588
      @patrickhauser588 2 года назад +8

      @@Marvin-dg8vj no in 1943

    • @freyahikari2078
      @freyahikari2078 2 года назад

      @@patrickhauser588 it was already lost after the battle of moscow. They have failed to reach their goal before the winter started. Case Blue was only a desperate attempt to solve the dire oil supply situation.

  • @jamiedriscoll9781
    @jamiedriscoll9781 Год назад +25

    Nice to hear him say Stalingrad bearing Stalins name was unimportant and that he was interested in the strategic importance. I read that once and my fellow history buffs never believed me.

  • @davidh.8798
    @davidh.8798 4 года назад +73

    So unusual to hear him speaking in a relatively flat tone of voice.

    • @Mackenzie002
      @Mackenzie002 3 года назад +2

      @Eugene Hill he was ill btw

    • @francograpelli3060
      @francograpelli3060 3 года назад +3

      @@Mackenzie002 Bullshite

    • @sasukefaan
      @sasukefaan 2 года назад +38

      Most of his speeches are like this. It's just propaganda show the brief moments where he gets extra.

    • @davidh.8798
      @davidh.8798 2 года назад +1

      @@sasukefaan You're out of your fucking mind.

    • @dr.livesey7595
      @dr.livesey7595 2 года назад +23

      @@davidh.8798 Its true. I'm german and heard a lot of his speeches. Most people dont understand it or only know Nazis from Ww2 games and think they are educated 🤣

  • @troelshansen2656
    @troelshansen2656 2 года назад +22

    This speech is during the battle of Stalingrad, the germans were still in the offensive at this point, however this battle turned the tide after the surrender of the german sixth army.

  • @peteredeson5647
    @peteredeson5647 3 года назад +162

    I often think of the poor souls who probably lie in unmarked graves,with loved ones who probably have passed themselves, never knowing what became of them.

    • @Roscoe.P.Coldchain
      @Roscoe.P.Coldchain 3 года назад +5

      But. It doesn’t matter, I mean you think of the battles what we know nothing about from thousands of years ago, but time just ploughs on and people get forgotten about...That’s life I’m afraid..Th ere will be bodies lying everywhere, but they to will turn back to dust...!!

    • @Josh-bf6sk
      @Josh-bf6sk 2 года назад +4

      My great grandfather

    • @wuppas
      @wuppas 2 года назад +3

      @F.W. People brainwashed accept to go to war and then pay and suffer the consequences, because their brains were not vaccinated against the war syndrome.Peace on earth will come about when science will come up with an anti war vaccine, the day it comes, humans will enjoy real freedom from fear, and nobody will be able to brainwash anybody else about going to war or doing anything that can bring about war.

    • @BannedHistory
      @BannedHistory 2 года назад +13

      Yes never forget the victims of the Dresden bombings and all the other countless German victims of the insanely barbaric “total war” of the allied powers

    • @mmmail1969
      @mmmail1969 2 года назад +3

      @@BannedHistory Nice try, but Dresden was listed by the German's themselves, as a totally legitimate military target! Of course the recently born babies thrown alive, into the ovens in the death camps weren't! - no-doubt, you think of them too!

  • @tristantownsendsenior4630
    @tristantownsendsenior4630 Год назад +27

    When you are from Austria you can hear where he came from. Rural austrian dialect

  • @cormac7580
    @cormac7580 4 года назад +74

    Seems like a interesting fellow might check out his book

  • @magastar6233
    @magastar6233 2 года назад +46

    Best speaker EVER: what a hypnotizing voice!

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 2 года назад +5

      Not if you understand German.

    • @magastar6233
      @magastar6233 2 года назад +6

      @@kayvan671 sure, (un)like all the millions of (native speaking) Germans he put under his spell! 👎🤫

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 2 года назад

      @@magastar6233
      Well, if they love slight Austrian accents.
      I'm not the biggest fan.

    • @Manwendlil
      @Manwendlil Год назад

      churchill was far better

    • @illegalewahrheiten2911
      @illegalewahrheiten2911 3 месяца назад

      @@Manwendlil You having a laugh?

  • @vonsopas
    @vonsopas 4 года назад +109

    Ahh too bad the subs ended suddenly. This is a very important historic document. Thanks for sharing!

    • @johnwright291
      @johnwright291 2 года назад +6

      They have added subtitles to the whole speech and it is fascinating

  • @Eyyoh755
    @Eyyoh755 3 года назад +90

    He sounds like my grandpa on a sunday morning, talking about bagels and coffee...

    • @kenzosuzukii
      @kenzosuzukii 2 года назад +22

      hes sounds like my grandpa from argentina

  • @thomasfendrich1784
    @thomasfendrich1784 2 года назад +30

    Es ist alles so unfassbar wahr!!!

    • @queenqueen5482
      @queenqueen5482 Год назад

      Das war lustig für die Russen am Schluss

  • @carlo344
    @carlo344 Год назад +63

    I’m not jumping directly and only on the “he was evil” (he was evil and many others too) train like most do anyway. However, his figure and development fascinates people(neutrally!) from a historic point of view all over the world up to this day. It’s incredible how he went from absolutely nothing to one of the most known people who have ever lived on this planet.

    • @Geojr815
      @Geojr815 Год назад +10

      @derrickbridges2611Napoleon came from a good family and spent his upbringing in military schools

    • @thombienaturlich6830
      @thombienaturlich6830 6 месяцев назад

      Und wie bei einigen anderen, sollte nachgeforscht werden, wer im Hintergrund agiert hat.............allerdings werden wir das wohl nicht mehr erleben!?

  • @zakariaalami1491
    @zakariaalami1491 4 года назад +113

    Holy shit his voice is bigger than his body

    • @Bowkow
      @Bowkow 2 года назад +7

      You need to understand the shit he talks. All lies. At that moment the German eastern front was on retreat.

    • @Ehh_Chot
      @Ehh_Chot 2 года назад +1

      @@Bowkow soviet Union otw to Berlin 😎

    • @Bowkow
      @Bowkow 2 года назад

      @@Ehh_Chot yes.

    • @Ausf.D.A.K.
      @Ausf.D.A.K. 2 года назад +39

      @@Bowkow All you've been taught is lies. But at lest Churchill's statues are now being torn down by the people he fought for. I call that sweet vengeance.

    • @alakhazom
      @alakhazom 2 года назад

      @@Ausf.D.A.K. Ha, they're tying themselves in knots,cause they can't comprehend why is that way! As an eastern european,who had the "benefit" of commies,i would say-let them take their medicine...
      But on the other hand,it pains me what is happening there,in the occidental world(W Europe,Usa,Anzac...)

  • @tobiaslambertz6570
    @tobiaslambertz6570 3 года назад +16

    Schade dass nicht die ganze Rede vorhanden ist - wäre sehr interessant gewesen!
    So war es, ungeschönt und ungefiltert!

    • @19mangas83
      @19mangas83 2 года назад

      Wo findet man die?

    • @tobiaslambertz6570
      @tobiaslambertz6570 Год назад

      Leider bekomme ich keine Antwort und den zweiten Teil der Rede kann ich nicht ausfindig machen. Hat wer einen Link von der ganzen Rede?

  • @sascros
    @sascros 3 года назад +46

    Turn on the automatic undertitles. The english translation is very detailed. Stalingrad still to come.... thinking about my grandfather, who marched from Poland all the way into the Russian winter...

  • @Ausf.D.A.K.
    @Ausf.D.A.K. 2 года назад +64

    After death, I would like to meet him. Such a dreamy voice !

    • @pain_apple8738
      @pain_apple8738 2 года назад +14

      Wtf he was responsible vor milions of deaths and all you care about is his voice?

    • @Ausf.D.A.K.
      @Ausf.D.A.K. 2 года назад +34

      @@pain_apple8738 Why not?

    • @freyahikari2078
      @freyahikari2078 2 года назад

      In hell you ll meet him :)

    • @Ausf.D.A.K.
      @Ausf.D.A.K. 2 года назад +7

      @@freyahikari2078 ah, such a childish mind. Do you also believe in the Easter bunny?

    • @andrezesna3920
      @andrezesna3920 2 года назад +2

      @@pain_apple8738 aha .
      Are you talking about america?

  • @kylesargert3336
    @kylesargert3336 4 года назад +33

    Its strange to hear the man speak in a normal tone.

  • @sparrow9004
    @sparrow9004 2 года назад +15

    He had a deep voice.

  • @hikmahuddinhasbullah3928
    @hikmahuddinhasbullah3928 4 года назад +50

    Man I suddenly interested to “lern deutsch”..from a Malaysian person

    • @CoNhq
      @CoNhq 3 года назад +5

      improve your english first. more worth your time.

    • @hikmahuddinhasbullah3928
      @hikmahuddinhasbullah3928 3 года назад +1

      @@CoNhq okay..can you be my tutor??1 more thing,teach me american english because in Malaysia we use basic British english in our school..english is just my 4th language other than my other Malay and Indonesian dialects not forget I’m fluent in a few dialects from Borneo tribes

    • @CoNhq
      @CoNhq 3 года назад +3

      @@hikmahuddinhasbullah3928 i would have to improve my english aswell. its just more worth it than german. if youre just interested and talented, then ofc go for it. 4 languages is pretty great tbh. 3rd was too much for me

    • @francograpelli3060
      @francograpelli3060 3 года назад +5

      @@CoNhq Knowing German is a key to literature and poetry. English is only for oder properly at Mc Donalds...

  • @timshufflebottom828
    @timshufflebottom828 4 года назад +118

    he had a very deep voice, would love to tell my bednight stories

    • @MarlboroughBlenheim1
      @MarlboroughBlenheim1 3 года назад +10

      Entirely inappropriate comment

    • @hi_imken8860
      @hi_imken8860 3 года назад +15

      @@MarlboroughBlenheim1 Lmao

    • @conveyor2
      @conveyor2 3 года назад +6

      @@MarlboroughBlenheim1 LOL!

    • @francograpelli3060
      @francograpelli3060 3 года назад +12

      @@MarlboroughBlenheim1 Why inappropriate? His voice had sex appeal and while his speeches teenage girls collapsed in rows, like it was seen 20 years later when the Beatles played in Yankee Stadium. An old lady once told me " You cant really impress the atmosphere, even you watch it in a movie. He was like what we today call a pop star. We always had wet panties when he spoke".

    • @MarlboroughBlenheim1
      @MarlboroughBlenheim1 3 года назад +5

      @@francograpelli3060 becuase he was responsible for the deaths and suffering of millions and the content of his speeches was hateful, that’s why

  • @theblytonian3906
    @theblytonian3906 2 года назад +18

    Perspective. The Battle of Stalingrad had been raging for 5½ weeks at the time of this speech. It was to continue for another 4 months into the bitter cold of winter.

  • @stuarthall2180
    @stuarthall2180 4 года назад +13

    Agree with some, subtitles stopped and that background music got on my wick.

  • @-arabnationalist-2076
    @-arabnationalist-2076 4 года назад +60

    Dude... his voice is freaking good... 😅

    • @freckleheckler6311
      @freckleheckler6311 3 года назад +6

      I hope your arab nationalism is healthy and doesn’t believe in conquering Europe or other nations. There are positive branches of nationalism that can be implemented, but it would require reformation, adjustments and and polished ideological fixes. What are your tenets?

    • @-arabnationalist-2076
      @-arabnationalist-2076 3 года назад

      @@freckleheckler6311 what do you mean with conquering europe?

    • @sasukefaan
      @sasukefaan 2 года назад

      Being mustard gassed in ww1 left him with an extra raspy voice :')

  • @frankchilds9848
    @frankchilds9848 Год назад +24

    Amazing he speaks very clearly and in a calm way. I feel there is much more to learn about this man.

    • @HolgerRuneFan
      @HolgerRuneFan Год назад

      Then learn it. Start with John Toland's outstanding 1976 biography. It still has no been surpassed.

    • @frederickrapp5396
      @frederickrapp5396 Год назад +3

      The German language is beautiful to listen to. He speaks German very well.

    • @petebondurant58
      @petebondurant58 Год назад

      @@HolgerRuneFan Sir Ian Kershaw has surpassed Toland.

    • @petebondurant58
      @petebondurant58 Год назад +1

      @@frederickrapp5396 Especially for an Australian.

    • @illegalewahrheiten2911
      @illegalewahrheiten2911 3 месяца назад

      @@petebondurant58 Kershaw is a court historian.

  • @dablb
    @dablb 4 года назад +81

    Why is there Background music?

    • @davecirlclux
      @davecirlclux 4 года назад +10

      @Fidelio1488 i like it

    •  3 года назад

      because there's always background music, more importantly your take away from the is, why is there background music? ffs.

  • @edmundkaiser9395
    @edmundkaiser9395 4 года назад +28

    Bei 2:22 spricht er ebenfalls von einer "Verschwörung", gegen die "Wir uns verteidigen /antreten müssen", angesichts eines aktuell zunehmenden Glaubens an "Verschwörungen" kann dies zu denken geben...

    • @derlinksfaschist8136
      @derlinksfaschist8136 4 года назад +20

      Verschwörungen gibt es wirklich. Daneben gibt es auch Verschwörungstheorien. Der Unterschied, zwischen den beiden wird gezielt vermengt, um wahre Verschwörungen zu verschleiern.

    • @edmundkaiser9395
      @edmundkaiser9395 4 года назад +3

      @@derlinksfaschist8136 O.K., dann benennen Sie mir eine wirkliche Verschwörung...

    • @derlinksfaschist8136
      @derlinksfaschist8136 4 года назад +24

      @@edmundkaiser9395 -Die Dreyfuß-Affäre
      -Operation Mockingbird
      -Operation Ajax
      -Die Kennedy Ermordung
      -Watergate-Affäre
      -Tonkin-Zwischenfall
      -Projekt MK-Ultra
      -Brutkastenlüge
      -"Niemand hat die Absicht eine Mauer zu errichten"

    • @derlinksfaschist8136
      @derlinksfaschist8136 4 года назад +6

      @@edmundkaiser9395 Das waren alles *wirkliche* Verschwörungen.

    • @AwesomeDude272
      @AwesomeDude272 4 года назад +2

      @@derlinksfaschist8136 Top!

  • @geoffdevore6321
    @geoffdevore6321 Год назад +9

    Great historical video!! Thank You!!

  • @drekdrek2988
    @drekdrek2988 3 года назад +93

    No wonder they liked him, I kill for such deep voice, I m jealous 🙄🙄

    • @alakhazom
      @alakhazom 3 года назад +5

      I think it had more to do with the things he said,and how well he spoke about complex problems in simple terms. I never found his voice deep. Neutral,i would say.

    • @eliasvonbrille
      @eliasvonbrille 3 года назад +3

      @@alakhazom His voice is rather deep, no doubt 😅

    • @romaneoes5335
      @romaneoes5335 3 года назад +2

      Murderer greatest n human history

    • @romaneoes5335
      @romaneoes5335 3 года назад +7

      Greatest murderer in human history

    • @conveyor2
      @conveyor2 3 года назад +18

      @@romaneoes5335 Mao Tse Tung

  • @randyschaff8939
    @randyschaff8939 3 года назад +31

    Quite simply put Germany beat the USSR to the punch. The clash was inevitable.

    • @ZOGGYDOGGY
      @ZOGGYDOGGY 3 года назад +11

      True. And Stalin knew this back in 1933.

    • @hnys7976
      @hnys7976 2 года назад +1

      Stalin wasn't a a big fool, he read Mein Kampf through and through, he knew what hitlers ideology stood for. However that being said, The soviet union was very unprepared for a war before the start of barbarossa, 8 years after 1933. Their military needed to advance a lot during that time which the soviets were relatively far from in ww2.

    • @ZOGGYDOGGY
      @ZOGGYDOGGY 2 года назад

      @@hnys7976 Stalin knew, every Bolshevik knew that Nazi Germany was out to destroy the USSR and make the Slavs and others in the country into servants of the master race, the 'Herren Volk" and they knew they needed time to industrialise enough to produce those tanks which entered Berlin in May, 1945.

    • @leezaslofsky4438
      @leezaslofsky4438 Год назад

      Yeah, like a guy who sneaks up behind you and slams a lead pipe into your head.

    • @dietmarbottcher5900
      @dietmarbottcher5900 6 месяцев назад

      With 3 or 4 weeks to spare. And the captured russian troops only had maps west of their territory with them, indicating an imminent attack on the West.

  • @kdfulton3152
    @kdfulton3152 4 года назад +72

    What happened to the subtitles?

    • @kimmedavid
      @kimmedavid 4 года назад +6

      Ja

    • @JasOkTiOk
      @JasOkTiOk 4 года назад +22

      Censure? Many of the videos on RUclips are without subtitles.

    • @maxmueller9517
      @maxmueller9517 4 года назад +7

      Speak German then

    • @atlaskaiser693
      @atlaskaiser693 4 года назад +11

      @@maxmueller9517 I'm going to learn German by tomorrow

    • @williamholdstrom1879
      @williamholdstrom1879 4 года назад +8

      Truths aren't supposed to be subtitled.

  • @TomTheSiberianHusky
    @TomTheSiberianHusky 4 года назад +21

    Stupid music in the background ruins this being a good audio archive of him speaking. RUclips took the actual speech itself down.

  • @champaushatzenbuhl9481
    @champaushatzenbuhl9481 4 года назад +52

    QUIET!!! The leader speaks.

    • @JD-HD
      @JD-HD 3 года назад +3

      Oh, you mean the guy who lost and then took the coward’s way out?

    • @joemiller9931
      @joemiller9931 Год назад

      @@JD-HD What could he do- climb out of his bunker and say " I'm sorry". Keep learning your history from Hollywood.

  • @neumi6859
    @neumi6859 2 года назад +12

    Mein Großvater war am Wolchow (Elchkopf Division)

  • @yerenzter
    @yerenzter 3 года назад +33

    It's time to learn a German Language....

  • @Frankfurter1982
    @Frankfurter1982 2 года назад +41

    Der Mann hatte seine Qualitäten, ein begnadeter Redner war er auf jeden Fall.

    • @johnedward9948
      @johnedward9948 2 года назад +6

      Wohl Wahr

    • @marcuskuhnert6191
      @marcuskuhnert6191 2 года назад +8

      Größenwahnsinnig und als oberster Befehlshaber unqualifiziert und damit verantwortlich für die Niederlage… Gott sei Dank muss man sagen

    • @grossadmiral1
      @grossadmiral1 2 года назад +4

      Anständiger Mann!

    • @cesara3348
      @cesara3348 Год назад

      Dotado de veneno

    • @cesara3348
      @cesara3348 Год назад

      @@marcuskuhnert6191 es increíble como hay tanta gente que le facina este tipo..saluten von argentinien kamarade

  • @LosPonitex
    @LosPonitex 3 года назад +7

    I dont speak german very good, but i understand the language.

  • @theowl2044
    @theowl2044 2 года назад +53

    We all know why the subtitles cut off just when he begins to speak of the international untouchable criminals

    • @hisenburghkizarwilhelm4570
      @hisenburghkizarwilhelm4570 2 года назад +4

      Learn German then..no one is stopping you🤣if u are so interested in the secret of conspiracy...find out...its not a marshian language

    • @1940limited
      @1940limited 2 года назад

      I watch both parts start to finish. No subtitle were cut off.

    • @tagekoolander
      @tagekoolander 2 года назад +13

      To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize

    • @joemiller9931
      @joemiller9931 Год назад

      @@hisenburghkizarwilhelm4570 Martian- from Mars

  • @lani6647
    @lani6647 4 года назад +51

    He sounds a bit like he’s delivering a company annual report

    • @deutscherpatriot3046
      @deutscherpatriot3046 3 года назад +2

      He describes the reasons why he attacked Stalingrad. He wanted to convince the people because at this time the Wehrmacht was not only successful anymore.

    • @Demokratie.
      @Demokratie. 3 года назад +4

      That's actually what he did...

  • @TlsMS93
    @TlsMS93 Год назад +24

    He was fighting for generations in the far future, not for that generation in particular, in his mindset that carnage was cruel but necessary, long-term peace would not keep Europe an independent continent, sparing that generation would sacrifice future ones to dependence on foreign trade. . First, the objective was to destroy Bolshevism, an evil that knew no limits to its implementation and in which it was incapable of coexisting peacefully with other competing ideologies. Second, it was to achieve an autarky for Europe, especially for the Axis allies, because France and England would continue to be colonial powers in his mentality, not to be dependent on foreign trade with foreign powers, that is, it was to guarantee freedom for their peoples to long term, wars and conquests of territory has always been at the core of human beings. There is a speech by him in January 1941 in which he informed the Wehrmacht officers that the conquest of the USSR was aimed at resources but it was not necessary to annex them to the Reich, that is, he would give the Soviets a certain political and cultural autonomy but they would have colonists there as well the British did in India. Whether it was a noble or tyrannical goal is up for debate, I don't see anyone portraying the British as tyrannical for their colonial conquests. I believe it was a noble goal, as no one risks their neck for material goods when they are over 50 years old.

  • @maikcolinnait4641
    @maikcolinnait4641 Год назад +17

    Many people say that if the europeans of this era, could see what Europe would become in 2020 and 2030, then England, France, and the whole rest of Europe would have accepted the peace offers from Germany, would have stopped the war, and would have constructed together an strong and united Europe as Germany wanted.

  • @captgeorgeuk
    @captgeorgeuk 4 года назад +101

    Coronavirus infects subs 1:55 onwards.

  • @utenteantimoralismo8549
    @utenteantimoralismo8549 4 года назад +30

    I'm italian and my grandfather told me when Hitler met Mussolini at Rome

    • @SadFloridaMan
      @SadFloridaMan 4 года назад +1

      Adolf Hitler ah the mad lad himself

    • @visionist7
      @visionist7 4 года назад +1

      He visited my city Napoli too. Wasn't impressed with it

    • @utenteantimoralismo8549
      @utenteantimoralismo8549 4 года назад

      @@visionist7 era solo per ricordare l'evento storico.

    • @boerekable
      @boerekable 2 года назад

      @@visionist7 I neeither found Napoli impressive.

    • @visionist7
      @visionist7 2 года назад

      @@boerekable Napoli isn't some phony try hard city out to impress anyone. Napoli doesn't care about anyone's opinion.

  • @markilsemann950
    @markilsemann950 2 года назад +3

    Excellent recording. Ty for upload.

  • @desTroyeth999
    @desTroyeth999 4 года назад +45

    Subtitles for the entire speech would 've been smart.

    • @khaledbaadarani
      @khaledbaadarani 4 года назад +19

      RUclips doesn’t allow that,It’s restricted.

    • @ivan00001983
      @ivan00001983 3 года назад +7

      Deutsch zu lernen würde noch besser sein.

    • @russellking9762
      @russellking9762 2 года назад

      you should have subtitle /English translation button in your YT settings…

  • @КостяШниперсон
    @КостяШниперсон 4 года назад +17

    Бери ношу по себе, чтоб не падать при ходьбе.

  • @erdalbuke2314
    @erdalbuke2314 2 года назад +7

    Underestimating the Sovjets Union and the gigantic landmasses of this country is the greatest error of Hilter.

    • @kerim.s8801
      @kerim.s8801 2 года назад +1

      That and other mistakes were made.

  • @reiner2894
    @reiner2894 4 года назад +89

    Einfach genial!

  • @brandonmcgrew4367
    @brandonmcgrew4367 2 года назад +10

    Worse cannot come, and will not come. Damn that one was felt.

  • @peterward5538
    @peterward5538 4 года назад +82

    I've never heard him in this tone and calm clarity. I was extremely interested in the subtitles, as I dont speak German... but the subtitles cut ✂️ off about a 3rd of the way in.
    Even without understanding what most of his words meant as he said them, I got a very strong sense for the first time ever really, of his infamous charisma.

    • @seenivasan4699
      @seenivasan4699 4 года назад +14

      I want to learn German

    • @peterward5538
      @peterward5538 4 года назад +6

      @@seenivasan4699 its a really cool language I think so as well

    • @KatyaLishch
      @KatyaLishch 4 года назад +4

      And arrogance.

    • @kakakakahd4871
      @kakakakahd4871 4 года назад +1

      @@seenivasan4699 but its hard

    • @kakakakahd4871
      @kakakakahd4871 4 года назад +1

      @@peterward5538 isnt cool trust me its one of the hardest languages

  • @kalkleiste9001
    @kalkleiste9001 4 года назад +104

    I hope these stupid "Hitler just attacked Stalingrad memes because of the name" now end.

    • @alwaysbvb2937
      @alwaysbvb2937 4 года назад +10

      Das Ziel der Einnahme Stalingrads war es die Wolga als Transportweg einzunehmen. Der Name der Stadt dürfte dabei wohl keine Rolle gespielt haben.

    • @kalkleiste9001
      @kalkleiste9001 4 года назад +1

      @@alwaysbvb2937 Das habe ich auch nicht behauptet. Ich habe gesagt, dass ich hoffe, dass diese "Hitler hat Stalingrad nur wegen des Namens angegriffen memes" aufhören, wenn es sogar Hitler selbst sagt.

    • @hbecker123
      @hbecker123 4 года назад +3

      @@kalkleiste9001 er wollte es nochmal unterstreichen

    • @qanon7958
      @qanon7958 4 года назад

      @@alwaysbvb2937 we don't know what either of you're even talking about!

    • @alwaysbvb2937
      @alwaysbvb2937 4 года назад +3

      @@qanon7958
      If you translate my comment into english, then you'll know, what i'm talking about.

  • @tutorial9322
    @tutorial9322 2 года назад +31

    2:14 Er hat es damals schon gesagt, wie recht er hatte, doch die Geschichte wurde komplett auf den Kopf gestellt…

    • @cewe607
      @cewe607 2 года назад +1

      Großes Kino dein Kommentar, ich bin übrigens von den Kommunisten bezahlt

    • @kokkuri1475
      @kokkuri1475 Год назад +2

      Er fasselte einfach nur ideologischen bullshit, nicht mehr nicht weniger

    • @rudolfkraffzick642
      @rudolfkraffzick642 Год назад

      Richtig ist in Politik u. Krieg einzig der Erfolg. Und der blieb schon Ende 1942 aus. Weder wurde Stalingrad ganz erobert, noch der Suezkanal erreicht.
      Nun ist wieder Russland der falsche Feind, USA/Nato will es so, der Vasall BRD gehorcht. Amerika, wir folgen dir!
      Wohin?

    • @linusschmutz3985
      @linusschmutz3985 Год назад

      Ja was ist denn deine Alternative? Kapitalismus ist natürlich.

    • @kerim.s8801
      @kerim.s8801 Год назад

      @@linusschmutz3985 Aber nicht so wie die Amerikaner das machen.

  • @ltenclavesoldier9280
    @ltenclavesoldier9280 2 года назад +24

    Magnificent voice

  • @cesarbolet2181
    @cesarbolet2181 3 года назад +17

    So full of confidence and bravado, yet the Soviets bled his Wehrmacht dry.

    • @Luka23567
      @Luka23567 3 года назад +18

      The red army in 1941 suffered losses never before seen in all of human history. In 1942 Stalin overconfident from his winter counteroffensive ordered offensive operations in the Ukraine where they suffered over 200k casualties, paving the way for Wehrmacht offensives into the caucuses which culminated in the battle of Stalingrad.
      There were a lot of reasons to be full of confidence and bravado on such historical achievements in such a remarkable short period of time.

    • @OOOUZ
      @OOOUZ 2 года назад +4

      @@Luka23567 you can have all the confidence and bravado until you mess with the wrong kind who burns you to ashes.. literally 😎

    • @gothelvis3541
      @gothelvis3541 2 года назад +11

      Russians lost approx 27mil, Germans 4mil, who bled who I wonder

    • @freyahikari2078
      @freyahikari2078 2 года назад +1

      @@gothelvis3541 The Sovietunion had a much higher population than Germany. It only makes sense for the Sovietunion to have a larger amount of casualties. The Sovietunion was also far from ready for war, a not properly finished Stalin-Line, poorly trained army, terribly organized because of Stalins purge and many logistic problems making it at the beginning of the war even easier for the germans.
      However the tides turned as soon as the USSR gathered their reserves from far eastern regions, improved their logistic and army organization problems and took use of the terribly oil supply problem germany was already dealing with before operation barbarossa was planned

    • @WatchmyPlaylist.
      @WatchmyPlaylist. Год назад

      ​@@OOOUZsoviets had 10× the casualties as germans....
      I'm sorry but that's the ultimate L right there. War won or loss.

  • @dekkard
    @dekkard Год назад +13

    Interesting to hear his dialect that he adopted in Vienna as a young man.

    • @jeanvaljean7266
      @jeanvaljean7266 Год назад +8

      He doesn't speak with the dialect of Vienna. He speaks standard German with hints of his native region at the border of Austria with Bavaria.

  • @rowdyyates4273
    @rowdyyates4273 2 года назад +32

    Never our enemy as Patton said it was Russia!

  • @anonymebreze4259
    @anonymebreze4259 4 года назад +25

    Do you have the speech after defeat of stalingrad where hitler refers to sparta "if you come to germany tell them that you have seen us liying before stalingrad",

    • @frankderessener4477
      @frankderessener4477 2 года назад +5

      The Sparta-speech was by Hermann Goering not bei Adolf H.

    • @peterecos634
      @peterecos634 2 года назад

      @@frankderessener4477 Correct, but the irony is worth noting.

    • @TheAsa1972
      @TheAsa1972 2 года назад +1

      @@peterecos634 I have that speedh and it sounds like A H to me

  • @abbevogler2619
    @abbevogler2619 2 года назад +7

    "Charkov und die Ufer des Dnjepr....."
    Wie die Geschichte sich doch wiederholt (08.04.2022)

  • @LectionesInterbellum
    @LectionesInterbellum 2 года назад +36

    He ends saying it’s all about securing the raw materials in Russia for all of Europe. If you see how many problems we are facing today because of our dependency on Russia for raw materials you can only agree with Hitler’s objectives for securing these resources for us.

    • @LectionesInterbellum
      @LectionesInterbellum 2 года назад +21

      After the Reich lost the war, what was left of Europa was made totally dependent on outside powers. Arab states got rich from our money for oil, funding fundamentalism and possibly forcing mohammedan migration on us in the 70s and 80s. Soviet Union same story, we gave them money for gas each year keeping in place the Soviet regime and Warsaw Pact for over 50 years! Militarily we lost our independence completely with American military bases everywhere, all over our continent. In every possible way Europe got screwed the decades after the war was lost. I seriously can’t see why we’re still celebrating the fact Germany lost the war.

    • @russellking9762
      @russellking9762 2 года назад

      @@LectionesInterbellum wtf….wanna run that argument past all the people of non Anglo Saxon ancestry….more than 2/3 of the world population at the time….who would have been enslaved and massacred just so the white people of Europe could turn on a light switch and heat their houses and listen to their gramophones

    • @radegastov1570
      @radegastov1570 Год назад +3

      Being honest thats the unfairness of the world. Germans are one of the most hardworking and intelligent people on the planet. Yet you can't usually make natural resources from nothing, you have to get them somehow. Russia has so much land and almost never ending resources. Because they conquered it and stole it from the native people that lived there. Germany is weak nowadays but try to say something about being independent and you will get stoned. I wish every nation would be proud of themselves and live in peace but that seems impossible. And all the blame will always be on one country....

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Год назад +2

      You are not justified to attack Russia for resources just as they ar not justified to attack Ukraine

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Год назад

      @@radegastov1570 so did america , and probably every other European nations ,, they have obtained resources by capturing lands from natives or colonising them

  • @Diwana71
    @Diwana71 4 года назад +27

    Historical document. The push on Stalingrad and towards total victory by Nazis. Need all the subtitles. They had almost achieved Total Victory but the Red Army still stood fighting.

  • @sedillo97
    @sedillo97 2 года назад +5

    Thank you! Is the background music necessary though?

  • @RBecker1197
    @RBecker1197 2 года назад +5

    Please, more of that quali !!!

  • @ThisDutchDude
    @ThisDutchDude 4 года назад +50

    Why is there so much cencorship? What are people afraid of?

    • @Buri148
      @Buri148 3 года назад +8

      before the truth

    • @davidb2206
      @davidb2206 2 года назад

      True. The deleted mine when I just made a simple, clean joke.

    • @MontyCantsin5
      @MontyCantsin5 19 дней назад

      Fascism. And rightly so.

  • @gruppenfuhrer45
    @gruppenfuhrer45 4 года назад +11

    Why did the subtitles cut off???

  • @P2nic81
    @P2nic81 2 года назад +47

    Die Legende !

    • @elomial724
      @elomial724 2 года назад +14

      He was so powerful ...

    • @al8951
      @al8951 6 месяцев назад +1

      Nazi alarm

  • @Franz19970
    @Franz19970 4 года назад +44

    Tje subtitles stop when je starts.talking about the capitalist plitocratic west

    • @pesikfrunzenskiy4267
      @pesikfrunzenskiy4267 4 года назад +8

      Learn Deutsch, my friends !

    • @marcelmolenaar5684
      @marcelmolenaar5684 4 года назад +20

      The subtitles stop when he talks about the danger of Bolshevism

    • @nikitakuznetsov8446
      @nikitakuznetsov8446 4 года назад +4

      @@marcelmolenaar5684 Ironic since Bolshevism liberated Europe from the Hitlerite Vermine.

    • @qanon7958
      @qanon7958 4 года назад +2

      @@nikitakuznetsov8446 and now natsoc is extremely acceptable in post-soviet countries, nice 4D chess tho

    • @freckleheckler6311
      @freckleheckler6311 3 года назад +2

      @@nikitakuznetsov8446 ever read “the gulag Archipelago”? The Bolshevik Soviet regime is the most oppressive, evil and murderous regime in history

  • @Susan55943
    @Susan55943 2 года назад +10

    When quiet, his voice was pleasant

  • @artemisfowllir3729
    @artemisfowllir3729 2 года назад +70

    Perhaps the greatest man who ever lived on earth.

    • @superpopi4539
      @superpopi4539 2 года назад +3

      The best nazi is the dead nazi

    • @Marvin-dg8vj
      @Marvin-dg8vj 2 года назад +2

      Only for those who crave power over others but have very little themselves

    • @superpopi4539
      @superpopi4539 2 года назад +2

      @Jeez V follow your leader 🔫

    • @superpopi4539
      @superpopi4539 2 года назад +1

      @Jeez V ahahahaahahaha

    • @prashantmishra3471
      @prashantmishra3471 2 года назад +9

      Greatest and the mightiest too.

  • @langweilerkanal7894
    @langweilerkanal7894 4 года назад +7

    I think it would be better without music.

  • @europainvictus3183
    @europainvictus3183 2 года назад +9

    Our greatest mistake was fighting you

    • @leezaslofsky4438
      @leezaslofsky4438 Год назад

      Who is "we", Nazi? You would have deserted and crossed over to the Nazi side, right?

    • @CarloRossi54523
      @CarloRossi54523 Год назад

      Invicta, not Invictus

  • @elvampir0
    @elvampir0 4 года назад +13

    Subtitles die shortly after video starts.

    • @derlinksfaschist8136
      @derlinksfaschist8136 4 года назад +12

      Shortly before Hitler talks about the international connection between capitalism and bolshevist "socialism".

    • @sushiiiii26
      @sushiiiii26 4 года назад +8

      @@derlinksfaschist8136 perhaps to censor the truth

  • @caractacusbrittania7442
    @caractacusbrittania7442 2 года назад +20

    At this time 9/42 Germany at the height of its power..... But..... The seeds of defeat already sown.
    The splitting of army group south into two.... One to take stalingrad
    One to take the caucasus simply made both too weak.
    The failure to give rommel sufficient forces to invade Egypt, then, when it was too late, send 250,000 axis troops to tunisia, and straight into captivity..... Was an error of great magnitude.
    Lastly, to keep 400,000 axis troops in small Norway, right up until the end of the war, where they could do nothing, was literally criminal.
    These could have reinforced the flanks of the sixth army, or could have been formed into a new army group to strike north of stalingrad.
    Hitlers errors were commonplace

  • @mauhau3839
    @mauhau3839 Год назад +13

    He has a nice voice. I love the way he rolls his R's ( I am told by my German friends that this is a feature of the bavarian accent. ).

    • @elgenerico1315
      @elgenerico1315 Год назад +6

      Its south german accent yes. Bavarians and austrians speak like this.

    • @SwissDisciple
      @SwissDisciple Год назад

      ​@@elgenerico1315 much more bavarian than austrian dialect!

    • @Piden-l4b
      @Piden-l4b 6 месяцев назад

      He is Austrian. From Braunau.

  • @zenglider2145
    @zenglider2145 6 месяцев назад

    A much older co-worker many decades ago told me he saw the leader. "You stood bolt upright and looked straight ahead" when he passed by, he said. I asked what did he feel. His unhesitating response, "You wanted to die for him."

  • @elomial724
    @elomial724 2 года назад +12

    This speech is so beatiful (like other 2 his speech on this channel) and you are making goo job. Im learning deutsch beacuse I want to learn german culture and to understand what he says xd

    • @whatda7705
      @whatda7705 2 года назад +3

      Viel Erfolg Bruder✋🏻

    • @lichtbringer2289
      @lichtbringer2289 2 года назад

      Then hurry up, because unfortunately the destruction of German culture is in its final stages.

    • @henryh.3988
      @henryh.3988 Год назад

      Das hat nix mit Deutschland zu tun ,wenn Du die Sprache lernen willst,gerne aber mit Deinem Nazi Gedanken komme nie in mein Land.Grüsse aus Nürnberg

  • @jeromelapig5946
    @jeromelapig5946 2 года назад +4

    Unfortunately it was never all happen that no human being can remove us in stalingrad. The speech is very different on what happening on the front.

    • @kerim.s8801
      @kerim.s8801 2 года назад +3

      They were still fighting in Stalingrad. He expected that they will win.

  • @ASMR.GentleMan
    @ASMR.GentleMan 4 года назад +5

    Danke für den Upload! Als Tipp: beim nächsten Mal keine Musik, das wäre echt coole ,-)