When I edited this video, my goal was to how the similarities between the two sides. Not the governments they fought for, but the humans who fought in these conflicts. What they endured, what they became, and what they lost.
Along with Truth, Humanity is the first casualty of war. To survive, you are taught to "de-humanize" the enemy. It is part of the basic training and conditioning. But its a lot harder to do when they come face to face with a 16-year-old Hitler Youth, who's been corrupted since the age of 8 into thinking his leader is "Superman" and that he is also a superman. American troops faced real moments like this in January-May 1945. By that time, most of them had been conditioned to Kill SS troops, who were easily recognizable. But Killing kids dressed in uniforms and helmets twice their own size? Many men didn't. A few had too. But toward the end of the war, a lot of guys told me that they would disarm them, give them a few good swats, and send them either back home, or down the line with the other prisoners. That's why a few of the Hitler Youth survived to tell their stories. If the Russians caught them, they were shot, just like regular SS troops. If the SS caught them, they were hanged, like any other "deserter" especially in the battle for Berlin in April-May 1945. So much for "Humanity" in wartime.
@@ohusky271 well Wehrmacht soldiers had very few alternatives even if they believed the whole thing was bs, if you consistently disobeyed orders you would probably be ostracized by your comrades, thus making yourself a target in your back by generals to be provoked or at worse you would be court martialed, either way there was little alternative, and those futile sacrifices those Germans made were all because of the insane ambitions of a madman and his group of sycophants who brought death and destruction across Europe
"Men it's been a long war it's been a tough war. You have fought bravely, proudly for your country. You are a special group. You've found a bond in eachother that exists only in combat among brothers. Shared fox holes, held eachother in dire moments. You've seen death and suffered together. I'm proud to have served with each and everyone of you. You all deserve long and happy lives in peace." The German Generals speech at the end of Band of Brothers sums this video up perfectly.
His mother was basically the only parent that actually had concern about him. You could tell Friedhelms dad was sort of a dick to him. Kind of crazy in retrospect how Wilhelm became the opposite of what their father wanted and Friedhelm became the brave one and continued to fight going out bravely. Very sad indeed.
Soviet Doki or a person working hard getting college degree then landing a job in the World Trade Center just to be destroyed by 4 people. Sad all that effort
@@Wicked-hx7yg or two families, celebrating their union through the marriage of two young and prosperous individuals, only to have their festivities blown to shit by a faceless, unfeeling, machine commanded by a man halfway across the globe.
@@Wicked-hx7yg or kinda like the people in (insert South America country) living under a democratic and prosperous government before, boom the CIA replaces it with a dictatorship.
I'm alinvin here for all of you veteran. I admire all of your sacrifices. I'm served in ROK army as a 1st lieutenant. Really appreciate for all of real veterans. Thank you...
The toughest scene to watch in Generation War was how Friedhelm had to go back into combat while his mother is crying badly for him to stay. It really broke my heart when I reached that part while watching the show.
It's a very unusual feeling. It's a very unusual happening and a very unusual bonding. Do you remember... the letter that Mike Ranney wrote to me? You do? Do you remember how he ended it? "I cherish the memories... of a question my grandson asked me the other day... when he said, 'Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?' Grandpa said, 'No... but I served in a company of heroes.'" Richard Winters, Band of Brothers
Unfortunately these wars happened and the men and women who died military or civilian will be remembered. That goes for both sides soldiers, sailors, airmen. The ones who committed atrocities and or took belongings from dead enemy soldiers will have to live with that fact, assuming they survived.
Watching this makes me wish someone would make something like BoB or Generation War but that it tells the story of an American Squad and a German Squad. Perhaps even meeting each other at the final months of the War... Which was your most affecting scene? In Generation War the Minefield scene was what really made me cry.
Das Institut For me there was no “moment” where I was most affected. It’s a series of events, of low blows, that made me wince/ gasp in shock. Namely: - That dickhead SS-man Hiemer who executed the child (I literally sat there like Friedhelm- gasping, my hands in front of my mouth) -when Wilhelm shot the Russian POW. I felt so sad for the man.. He knew what was coming and still went along with it in hopes of at least his two captured comrades surviving. -When Wilhelm had a nervous breakdown because he knew they were lost after Kursk -Friedhelm going full-on war criminal after Wilhelm’s ‘death’ (shooting civilians, a kid even, and hanging people in cold blood) - the old Russian couple that invited Wilhelm to eat with them despite him being an enemy, one who carried gasoline, even. They had few to spare and still chose to help him. This series really drives home the horrible conditions and atrocitiesof war.
Wilhelm's mental breakdown he KNEW he would be the only one to survive the firefight and he was mostly right he didn't know that his little brother was still alive which was why he gave up he had noone anymore
There will always be war, rough times don't last tough people do, just like WW2 changed alot of things in how WE live our lives together today; if WW3 happens the planet Earth will survive and so would We......
Tj4y none of my content is monetized. I make no money off these. If there is any ads then it’s due to the music I am using and the company who owns that music
First one is Band of brothers- from the US soldiers POV and the second one is Generation War, better to watch in german language with subtitles... Try to search ,,Unsere Mutter, Unsere Väter,,
Not all of them were. For example, the S.S committed horrific war crimes against civilian populations in the Soviet Union, Poland, and France. I’m not saying the Allies didn’t commit disgusting war crimes because they did. But I wouldn’t say that all German soldiers were heroes.
@@spade3779 Maybe not all German soldiers were heroes, but many of them were. Many of those who were suppressed by the SS were partisans or terrorists disguised as civilians. They were no longer civilians since they attacked German soldiers.
When I edited this video, my goal was to how the similarities between the two sides. Not the governments they fought for, but the humans who fought in these conflicts. What they endured, what they became, and what they lost.
Can i download this its undownloadable
Urur Gaming not sure how to make it downloadable. I usually use a 4K video downloaded when I do
@@DaRealPrinceofPinoys ok but keep it up
Along with Truth, Humanity is the first casualty of war. To survive, you are taught to "de-humanize" the enemy. It is part of the basic training and conditioning. But its a lot harder to do when they come face to face with a 16-year-old Hitler Youth, who's been corrupted since the age of 8 into thinking his leader is "Superman" and that he is also a superman. American troops faced real moments like this in January-May 1945. By that time, most of them had been conditioned to Kill SS troops, who were easily recognizable. But Killing kids dressed in uniforms and helmets twice their own size? Many men didn't. A few had too. But toward the end of the war, a lot of guys told me that they would disarm them, give them a few good swats, and send them either back home, or down the line with the other prisoners. That's why a few of the Hitler Youth survived to tell their stories. If the Russians caught them, they were shot, just like regular SS troops. If the SS caught them, they were hanged, like any other "deserter" especially in the battle for Berlin in April-May 1945. So much for "Humanity" in wartime.
Oleg Kozak the 2nd wave of Russians did the same on entering Berlin. It’s well documented.
"It was pointless from the very start"... what a quote.
coming from the man who also had committed many murders throughout the war as well.
@@ohusky271 That's what most Wehrmacht soldiers had to do. But he was still against war and against this whole shit.
@@ohusky271 well Wehrmacht soldiers had very few alternatives even if they believed the whole thing was bs, if you consistently disobeyed orders you would probably be ostracized by your comrades, thus making yourself a target in your back by generals to be provoked or at worse you would be court martialed, either way there was little alternative, and those futile sacrifices those Germans made were all because of the insane ambitions of a madman and his group of sycophants who brought death and destruction across Europe
@@ohusky271He didn't have any other choice except for obeying the orders from his superiors.
The most heartbreaking scene: He returns to the meatgrinder, and his mother is crying.
Jason
When we join the service,our families hearts are with us...
Yeah
"Men it's been a long war it's been a tough war. You have fought bravely, proudly for your country. You are a special group. You've found a bond in eachother that exists only in combat among brothers. Shared fox holes, held eachother in dire moments. You've seen death and suffered together. I'm proud to have served with each and everyone of you. You all deserve long and happy lives in peace."
The German Generals speech at the end of Band of Brothers sums this video up perfectly.
“Old men declare war, but it is the young who fight and die.”
2:37 if you haven't cried yet you certainly will now
His mother was basically the only parent that actually had concern about him. You could tell Friedhelms dad was sort of a dick to him. Kind of crazy in retrospect how Wilhelm became the opposite of what their father wanted and Friedhelm became the brave one and continued to fight going out bravely. Very sad indeed.
Still in This Fight - Steven Price
nah fuck em
@@kensssa9375 lösch dich
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I find it heartbreaking that a soldier undergoes years of training just to defend their country.
Yet they can die from a single bullet.
Soviet Doki or a person working hard getting college degree then landing a job in the World Trade Center just to be destroyed by 4 people. Sad all that effort
@@Wicked-hx7yg or two families, celebrating their union through the marriage of two young and prosperous individuals, only to have their festivities blown to shit by a faceless, unfeeling, machine commanded by a man halfway across the globe.
Joel Atwater yeah, kinda like the people in Afghanistan having a normal life then bomb their gone. Suicide bomber took their life away.
@@Wicked-hx7yg or kinda like the people in (insert South America country) living under a democratic and prosperous government before, boom the CIA replaces it with a dictatorship.
I'm alinvin here for all of you veteran. I admire all of your sacrifices. I'm served in ROK army as a 1st lieutenant. Really appreciate for all of real veterans. Thank you...
The music from Fury was a very nice touch. Well done sir.
I like both of them! Can't believe they have such comparable scenes.
The toughest scene to watch in Generation War was how Friedhelm had to go back into combat while his mother is crying badly for him to stay. It really broke my heart when I reached that part while watching the show.
My two favorite war dramas you sir made my day
Amazing edit. Generation war, SPR, BoB, and the pacific are the greatest.
Thanks!
PrinceofPinoys no problem, keep doing this
Spr?
Saving Private Ryan
+ Hacksaw ridge
Wow, this was well made, nice choice of clips
thank you
Well done!
this deserves more recognition, very good video bravo!
Thank you!
It's a very unusual feeling. It's a very unusual happening and a very unusual bonding.
Do you remember... the letter that Mike Ranney wrote to me? You do? Do you remember how he ended it? "I cherish the memories... of a question my grandson asked me the other day... when he said, 'Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?' Grandpa said, 'No... but I served in a company of heroes.'"
Richard Winters,
Band of Brothers
The maker of this video made me like and comment. Was already subscribed.
no jeffs were harmed in making of that comment.
War is hell, no matter what side your on
in dire situations men who once were strangers become true brothers
You can do anything, death always wins the war!
Y’ever get chills on your chills
I absolutely love this.
Unfortunately these wars happened and the men and women who died military or civilian will be remembered.
That goes for both sides soldiers, sailors, airmen.
The ones who committed atrocities and or took belongings from dead enemy soldiers will have to live with that fact, assuming they survived.
Watching this makes me wish someone would make something like BoB or Generation War but that it tells the story of an American Squad and a German Squad. Perhaps even meeting each other at the final months of the War...
Which was your most affecting scene? In Generation War the Minefield scene was what really made me cry.
Mine was probably Friedhelm leaving his mother while she pleaded him to stay, that in combination of his father's unhappy welcome to his return home
@@DaRealPrinceofPinoys dude 😭😭😭😭😭
Das Institut For me there was no “moment” where I was most affected. It’s a series of events, of low blows, that made me wince/ gasp in shock. Namely:
- That dickhead SS-man Hiemer who executed the child (I literally sat there like Friedhelm- gasping, my hands in front of my mouth)
-when Wilhelm shot the Russian POW. I felt so sad for the man.. He knew what was coming and still went along with it in hopes of at least his two captured comrades surviving.
-When Wilhelm had a nervous breakdown because he knew they were lost after Kursk
-Friedhelm going full-on war criminal after Wilhelm’s ‘death’ (shooting civilians, a kid even, and hanging people in cold blood)
- the old Russian couple that invited Wilhelm to eat with them despite him being an enemy, one who carried gasoline, even. They had few to spare and still chose to help him.
This series really drives home the horrible conditions and atrocitiesof war.
Wilhelm's mental breakdown he KNEW he would be the only one to survive the firefight and he was mostly right he didn't know that his little brother was still alive which was why he gave up he had noone anymore
Great montage!
Imagine if Generation War was Fallschirmjager instead of regular Wehrmacht. Would just be German Band Of Brothers.
3:02 when you weren’t able to pick partners
And you see your beast friend on the other side of the classroom
I have deep respect for any soldier that would die for what they believe in
That guy who got hit by a bazooka.. Oof
this make me cry..i said all..
3:02 i though he was taking a shit
The war never die
どっちもすこ
This is amazing
It doesn’t matter German USA Russia we are all the same inside but we don’t see the way they do and we don’t understand each other
-darklord
They're all human
There will always be war, rough times don't last tough people do, just like WW2 changed alot of things in how WE live our lives together today; if WW3 happens the planet Earth will survive and so would We......
Not all if the clip where from band of brother but makes you think
Can you make more
I do plan on making more in the future, it takes a lot of time to record all these episodes and edit them all together
1:46
What movie is that?
Generation War
I gotta admit, this is sad
How is this still monitised?
Tj4y none of my content is monetized. I make no money off these. If there is any ads then it’s due to the music I am using and the company who owns that music
Why did you put fury music on this?
Bad Badog05 the real question is, why not?
PrinceofPinoys bad badog just got rekt
Hey man I got a video on my channel like this can you give me feedback on in? I see that you’ve mastered these skills I was hoping you had advice!
It’s horrifying to think that because of one assassination, more than a million people died.
Dude you are talking about the world war 1
@@creslyadambardon6580 but ww1 did cause ww2
@@creslyadambardon6580 ww1 lead to ww2
The war in the east is more bloody then west
what's the name this movie?
I'm Japanese.
鯖味噌JAPAN band of brothers
鯖味噌JAPAN and generation of war i think
鯖味噌JAPAN その素晴らしい映画
First one is Band of brothers- from the US soldiers POV and the second one is Generation War, better to watch in german language with subtitles... Try to search ,,Unsere Mutter, Unsere Väter,,
Maximus Lay Thank You！
Was saved！
Only to the vanquished is war pointless.
Name the move please
WEPO GAMER Band of Brothers
War doesnt solve anything
I disagree.
Ww 3 please
are you insane?
This was a sad and poignant edit
German soldiers are heroes.
German soldiers were fight for their fatherland.
Not all of them were. For example, the S.S committed horrific war crimes against civilian populations in the Soviet Union, Poland, and France. I’m not saying the Allies didn’t commit disgusting war crimes because they did. But I wouldn’t say that all German soldiers were heroes.
@@spade3779 Maybe not all German soldiers were heroes, but many of them were. Many of those who were suppressed by the SS were partisans or terrorists disguised as civilians. They were no longer civilians since they attacked German soldiers.
bruh Moments
اهلا اهلا بالحيوانات ياد ي النور
可憐無定河邊骨，猶是春閨夢裡人。
generation war better
How so?
@@beninwarrior4579 band of brothers fake scene
@ fake scene
@@06Angry no it isn't. Read his fucking book moron. THE SOILDERS WHO WERE ACTUALLY THERE SAID THIS HAPPENED.
Tundra06
Don’t pull some “Allied propaganda” bullshit on us, the scenes in Band of Brothers are either actual or based on true events.
Attack of nazi
3:22 im the dude playing the dude, disguised as another dude