My great grandfather got wounded in 1914 and lost his arm. There was this battle somewhere in Poland that nobody can remember now. It's just industrial slaughter now. RIP great grandpa.
Regardless of those soldier's nationality they bravely fought for their country, wives, sons, and daughters. Its truly inspiring to see what a man will do for his homeland and his family.
If some of them did not follow murderous dictators attacking other nations, the attacked wouldn't have to be brave fighting for their countries, wives, sons, etc. They would be very content with the beautiful music, without being forced to be heroes. Enjoy the music but don't be charmed with war, it's nothing but hell and slaughterhouse.
@@dannygjk I don't think he missed the point he merely continued the train of thought in a general view about the actions of our leaders and our responsibility as citizens to intelligently decide whether its the right idea to listen to them or maintain peace.
@@dannygjk Sure but it was a logical continuation of the thought process that advocates for greater responsibility on our leaders to ensure peace rather than us needlessly fighting.
My Great grandfather was a german "Oberleutnant" and died in russia Edit: They wanted to promote him but he didn't want to leave his comrades alone so he stayed until the very last day and died with most of his comrades
I am Vietnamese. My country has been through many wars, and the pain still persists in my country until now. Either side, the war brings loss and suffering. Pray for peace in this world and all of us forever to be good friends.
Im an American who would like to visit your country. My father served during Korean and Vietnam wars. And passed on to me a love for tha asian peoples.
My grand grandfather was an Ottoman soldier. He fought at gallipoli. He died. He has not a tomb. His name is Mehmet. He was 29 years old. My other grand grandfather fought at our Independence war.
My grand grandfather was a russian pilot in ww1 and ww2 but in ww2 we lost him but the military tell us tha they lost him with his aircraft and nobody knows where is he or he is dead..
We (or i) need a list with the movies...here the movies i know: 1:31 Saving Private Ryan 1:45 War Thunder (live action trailer) 3:09/1:40 Black Hawk Down 0:29/4:36/5:09 Generation War 0:01 Starship Troopers 0:03 Hundred regiments offensive 0:32 Fury 2:48 My Way 2:27 Enemy at the Gates 4:07 Empire 1937 2:52 War Horse 2:55 Oba: the Last Samurai 3:01 We were soldiers 3:49-4:05 The Flowers Of War Other movies i read in the comments, but dont know in which part they come: The Pacific, Band of brothers, Letters from Iwo jima, The long road home and Pearl Harbour.
My father fought in the Balkans against the Germans and Italians, 1941-1945 and survived and emigrated to Australia in 1949; his father was killed in a German reprisal killing in 1942. My mum’s dad served in the British Royal Navy and died of wounds at sea in July 1940; my mum who was 11 then remembered the day the telegram came. Without their sacrifices (and the millions and upon millions of others) where would I and we be.
@@iminbreadbutfrench8625 Lol, thanks. It was common for our nation at this time. At the end of WW1 almost every soldier had gone through the previous two wars.
My grandgrandfather at age of 18 in 1916 faught to defend a small city at Romanian border with Austria-Hungary. His son(my grandfather) in 1944 faught in WW2 against the germans. I'm the first in my family who didn't saw war or need to keep a rifle in my hands. I think we should be greatfull
Ifti Flo just like my great great grandfather. He fought in the Nationalist Army during WWII, after WWII ends he fought and died in the Chinese Civil War. Then comes my great grandparents and my grandparents who have to live through Mao's Great Famime and Cultural Revolution. Next comes my parents who they have live under President Hu who killed a lot of Chinese lives. Then comes me, born in the USA.
I hate to say this, but the way things are going there will be a war all over the world, a war for freedom and it will be fought amongst brothers because one half believes that governments are there to protect them while the other half knows that their solely purpose is to control and exploit people Make no mistake, within the next years unfortunately there will be war and it‘s going to be devastating
I saw everyone sharing stories, so here's mine. My great grandfather was 14 in 1945. He was from Munich, but his parents moved to Berlin as the Allies closed in from Italy. He joined a Local Hitler Youth group and began doing Nightly activities such as Patrols, clean up, and sometimes helping man a Flak Gun. He said the Thing he remembers most about the Battle of Berlin was one time when he was Handed a panzerfaust( those who don't know, a Panzerfaust is a Handheld Anti-tank weapon.) and told to fire at an approaching Russian tank. He tried to hit the hands tracks to incapacitate it. But ended up missing terribly, hitting a nearby building. His Superior Officer yelled at him, so he ran away to go hide in a Cellar. He stayed there for a while until he could hear the bombing stopped. He then emerged to see the Russians had won and was quickly identified by his Hitler Youth Uniform and was taken to a Roundup of prisoners. his Mother had survived when they then moved to England where my grandfather lives to this day. Edit: His father was killed by the Norwegians early on in the war.
A moja historia jest taka, że bandyci Niemcy napadli na mój kraj, mordowali niewinną ludność cywilną, ukradli ,zniszczyli, spalili zabytki , zniszczyli doszczętnie cały mój kraj, spalili z nienawiści Warszawę ,wymordowali tylko w niej 200 tyś ludzi - 60 tyś w ciągu 3 dni w masowych egzekucjach. Nie zapłacili nam Polakom odszkodowań. Przez bandytów Niemców wpadliśmy na 50 lat pod okupację bandytów komunistów z Rosji. To moja historia biedny Niemcu. Ojciec Twojego pradziadka został zabity przez Norwegów bo poszedł bandyta ich mordować i zabrać ich kraj.
From far away, In mountains deep The night of blood, In twilight sleep The armies fight, For king and queen The will be no No victory The swords collide, With power and force As mighty men, Show no remorse It is the time, The snow is melting It is the time, For reckoning
My great grand uncle was stationed as a officer in Normandy France in April 11th 1944. In June 6 1944 on the invasion. He was shot in the chest and leg. May he RIP
My great great grandfather lost his life in 1942. He was in British Indian Army. It is possible that an Italian killed him. But we are friends now. RIP to your grandfathers.
I have German blood , My grandfather was a panzer driver(2nd SS panzerdivision "das reich"). He was 22 years old at the time, captured by the Usa in the battle of the bulge, took to prison and was transferred to England and he married a British woman. Rip:(
I dont got much of a story but out of four of my grandparents only one of them ever saw a war with his/her eyes. My grandfather was 7 when the germans invaded Albania. He didnt see any combat considering that not much happened in albania during ww2. Although he does remember quite a few stories. One time he and his family were returning to their house when they saw it on fire and heard a lot of gunfire. Luckily none of them were hurt. Meanwhile my grandmother's brother was 14 at the start of ww2. Even though he was so young he still did fight. He was a partisan fighting for Albania and I respect him to this day. He is still alive at 93. I'm happy none of my grandparents ever fought in ww2. Yet I dont forget how horrifying it was.
My Grandfather could Not go to war, he was 15, but a Lot of his friends went, some did Not come back. My grandpa stayed here in Brazil working on the industries (yeah, Brazil sent men to italy) although My great grandma is italian, My grandpa was ready to go and defend his country. I pay all respect for all men, from allies Or axis that lost their lifes. 🙌🏼
My grandfather fought in ww2, he was awarded 2 '3-star' swords of the Japanese captains he killed down there in the jungles. He killed them with a dagger and a rifle while being on a night's watch on a British troops camp. We still have those swords in our possession.
The Japanese THEN committed some very bad atrocities, they were horrendous. But the present generation weren't there at the time. They are not responsible for what happened. However, the Japanese youth of recent years have not been taught (in schools etc.) about what went on in WW2, many of the country's leaders, and older generation, are still in denial.
My great grandfather served in the Wermacht WWII on both fronts and survived. He was not a believer of the Nazi ideology, and he was a great soldier. Much respect 🇩🇪❤️💯
My dad told me when he was in Germany he met a old man who had fought in Stalingrad. He was a National Socialist and proud. He needed up getting captured with whats survived of his unit and he end up spending 10 years in Siberia. My dad asked him if he would do it again and smiling he said i would. Many German solider in ww2 where nazis but who cares it was a just politics. It does matter is he is a supporter of hitler or not both can be good soldiers and both can be war criminals.
@@littlejimmy8744 exactly! I don't think any of the soldiers cared about the Nazis at all after a month in combat. They just cared about their fellow men and cared about their own lives as well. "History is written by politicians, not the soldiers who fought the wars..." -Me
@@littlejimmy8744 and also most men didn't give a crap halfway in I bet the Americans didn't care that they were all about "freedom" halfway into the fighting either.
My grandpa served (passed away 2007) once told me that people kept praying like crazy, But he said to me "Thank god when you are dead, But for right now, We got work to do" TBH I LIKE THAT LINE
the german wehrmacht deservs more respect, they where good and brave soldiers wich where forced to fight for the wrong leaders, in their hearts they didnt fight for hitler....they fought for germany, for their home, for their family and for freedom....SO MUCH RESPECT TO ALL SOLDIERS, GERMANS, FRENCHMEN, BRITISH, USA, POLAND, RUSSIA, JAPAN....ALL OF THEM
In memory of John Allen Jones Jr, a US ball turret gunner whose plane was shot down over Germany, spent months in a German-run POW camp, and when he came back, despite the abuse and weighing just over a hundred pounds….only told funny stories of the POW camp, like how they taught the German guards who wanted to learn English ridiculous phrases. Or how when he first got out of his parachute after bailing out of the damaged plane, a very elderly German woman came screaming out of a nearby farmhouse, and kept feebly hitting with a broom as he stood there and smoked a cigarette and waited for the other Germans approaching to take him prisoner. He also was so hungover on a practice jump during basic training in the US, he jumped at the wrong spot (while the instructor was doing a walk-thru of the jump commands before they were at the jump site). They had to send a Jeep into the Arizona desert to find him. He met a pretty young nurse named Katie while in hospital recovering, and were married for about 50 years.
My grand grandfather served in the WW1 and died in the trenches during the battle of Somme after my grandfather was a Canadian soldier and served in the Airborne and fought in the D-Day but died during the landings, after my dad fought in the Irak War but he was only shot in the leg.
What will happen? World War 4 will be fought with stone hand-axes. Einstein said something about that nature. His conversation with Roosevelt: "With the technology which will be available to us. One day a ship will enter New York harbor and with one explosion from a device on that ship the entire city will vanish from the face of the earth." Just this combination and a 9/11 style attack will fulfill this prophesy.
My Grandfather was enslaved in the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines,he lived until the 1990s. Didn't meet him and hear his story. R.I.P Grandpa. You are a brave Filipino. 👏🥲😇
God: Was your sacrifice worthy? The Fallen: Is my family still alive? God: LOL no. The Fallen: God: Also you're going to hell for working on the Sabbath.
@@almarioustavion9841 When you are in the field there is no taking a day off. The enemy does not. So if you take a break for a day. You all go home in a body bag. Facts. All a soldier can do is believe that god will understand that there was no choice. Remember that god is all forgiving and all understanding. Even the unbeliever is welcome in his house. Only the truely evil face hell and you might be surprised how evil gets defined by god. Are you sure you're right. There is no way to know is there? lol. its all faith. And this is where we get differences. And i think it's obvious god loves things being different. Why not even in the way he is worshipped and respected. To each of us. What is our belief... What do we see as an individual as right and wrong. Stick to it but do not force it on others...because... you might be wrong... maybe there is no right way. lol. Wouldn't surprise me much. Going to war changed me forever. I won't be going to church anytime soon after coming back. But the preacher is always welcome in my fishing boat.
@@MPlain Lol at faith in an invisible creature who does nothing for anyone. Jimi Hendrix just played happy birthday for me. It was amazing. Believe me because of faith.
I wish that was true but im sad to tell you that would possibly never happen there Will always be tension between countries and war wil possibly never stop existing
@@nicksnoek1980 I am Vietnamese. My country has been through many wars, and the pain still persists in my country until now. Either side, the war brings loss and suffering. Pray for peace in this world and all of us forever to be good friends.
I'm from the Philippines and my grandfather is an American he fought in ww1&2 He died in age of 92 or 93 That's my grandmother told me after she died 😣😣😔😔😥😪😢😭😭😭
Мой прадед Михаил оборонял Ленинград с 1941 по 1944,был ранен и до глубокой старости хромал и осколки выходили из его ноги... Другой прадед , Дмитрий, пропал без вести в 1942 году.Светлая им память🔥🔥🔥
My grand grand father was in world war 2 representing Britain from subcontinent.He is the only male of our family at that time. After war ends our family think that he is dead but thankfully he return after 7 or 8 years after Pakistan came into being .Now we have a big family thanks to Allah
I from Russia, and my grandfather commanded a reconnaissance detachment and reached Berlin, received two orders of the hero and then went east to clear the country of the Japanese, I remember and proud
@@victortibbit3077 I'm live in China Northeast.My city near the Russian.My grandpa was war to Japan too.I also know Russia Liberation my city.Thanks a lot.
Movies recognised: We were soldiers, My way, Warhorse, Pearl Harbor, The flowers of war, Unsere mutter Unsere Vater, Zero, Fury, Saving private Ryan, Black Hawk down, Letters from Iwo Jima, Enemy at the gates, The Pacific (maybe),
My Great Uncle was a captain in the second world war and was a beach master on Omaha. He went in before the first wave in the attack. He directed the landing on that beach and helped soldiers out of the boats. He was one of the first American soldiers to land in France that day. He also helped land General Patton in the invasion of Sicily and Salerno. He also served in North Africa. On Omaha, he was standing under heavy German fire. Somehow he made it out alive that day. He later served in the Korean War. He served in the Army in WW2, the Coast Guard in Korea, and then served in the Marine Corps, and Navy. He went to VMI and graduated at age 22 and was 35 in 44. After the war, he became a sheriff. Rest in Peace Captain F Perry Williams.
My grandfather served in the Vietnam war. Sometimes I'm too nervous to ask about it since he doesn't really say much about what happened except I remember him telling me he has a metal plate in his shoulder since he lost part of his shoulder from an ambush. Respect to all fallen soldiers. I respect all patriots willing to fight and die for their nation. 🙏
My grandpa was send to the front lines during 1917 Indo Pak war, he was a major and he was in-charge of 3rd Panzer divisions 2nd 'Bayland' squadron. He was captured by Pakistan and later escaped with 2 days as Indian Troops captured 4th hill-bound positions. He passed 2 years ago.
GT LEGO GAMER CUBE122 I feel sad but when WarHorse came on I broke down because I’ve seen the show a few times still crying and shaking in excitement all day
My Maternal great great grandfather fought in the British Indian Army in WW2 and he died in an unknown location in 1942. Maternal Great grandfather (different branch of family tree) was in the Indian Army during the India-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971. He single handedly constructed an air raid shelter for his locality all by himself during the 1971 war. My paternal grandfather meanwhile, was an NCO in the Indian Air Force, who fought in the wars of 1965 and 1971 after surviving partition and coming to India as a refugee a few years after the partition due to discrimination. I am currently finding more information about warriors of my family tree as many were recruited from the villages during both the world wars, where my ancestors come from. And also, many of my ancestors were Sikh, and would have hence fought in the Anglo-Sikh wars and other wars of the Sikh Empire.
My great grandpa was an Australian who was at darwin the time of it being attacked by the Japanese. He was lucky when Japanese bomber flew over and dropped a bomb right next to him. He was standing on a deck so when the bomb hit it crashed through and hit the mud below and it didn't detonate. he then served in the army and became a combat medic and fought in papua new Guinea. Although he almost became AWOL and was no longer a combat medic because he shot the enemy. The geneve convention prohibits combat medic from firing a gun. He said that if the enemy is shooting at him, he should back. He would also catch meleria during the campaign. Now unfortunately i do not know much of what happened next this due to him not talking about the thing he did which is understandable.
My grandfather fought in North Africa and Italy, he was a colonial Moroccan soldier. Because of the racism during the WW2 all the victories of his division in mountain were given to Americans..... he were wounded in ears near Monte Cassino and he survived to the war.
My great grandfather was in the Wermacht in World War II. He was drafted. He served and survived on both fronts. The war left my grandfather a refugee. He died a couple years ago a rich and successful businessman. 🇩🇪❤️💯
god bless all of those who dedicated their lives to their country, the pilots, the soliders, the tank comanders, all those that did not make it back are missed
Exactly the copilation of movies of War i Love: saving pvt Ryan, black hawk down, the stronghold, Stalingrad Battle, iron hearts, etc. I Will Always remember this
My great uncle was a brazilian soldier. He fought in the Italy against the fascism in the battle of Monte Castello. By the grace of God, he come back to home
One of my grandfather was an officer who fought for our country’s independence. My other grandfather, who was an orphan, wanted to fight also, but my grandmother did not let him go, telling him that she does not want my father to be orphan as was my grandfather. They both passed away during these last 2 years. The grandparents of all of us did amazing deeds. We did nothing compared to that.
This song is good for a workout, Everytime i listened to this song i mostly imagine statues of great heroes in anicent times like the romans or greeks and other times i imagine a bit of a more modern warfare maybe from 1940-today or some from the Napoleonic Wars of the early 1800's or the american civil war aswell it really depends how i feel at the moment.
Ricordiamoli sempre portando fiori e doni AI MONUMENTI A LORO DEDICATI NELLE NOSTRE PIAZZE.........CITTÀ O PAESI ...........😢😢😢😢È IL MINIMO CHE POSSIAMO FARE 😢😢😢😢
I was born to a family of war, my great great grandfather fought in the napoleonic wars in prussia, my great grandfather fought in ww1 in the british side, my grandfather fought in ww2 in the nazi side , my grandfathers brother fought in the falklands war in the british side, my dad fought the iraq war in the american side along with his brother, and now. Now when i was born my father told me to enlist in the air force, army, or navy so that i would continue the tradition. My house is full of relics from all those wars, a Potzdam Musket from Prussia, a Webley MK VI, a MP40 and Kar98k, a L2A2, and a Heckler and Koch MP5
My uncle, a New Zealander, was a bomber pilot in WW2. His aircraft was downed over Croatia. All his crew got out of the plane and were picked up by Axis forces and eventually returned home. There was speculation he drifted on his parachute across the front and captured by Soviet forces. His mother held hope for 20 plus years that he was still alive. No one will ever know what happened to him. Maybe he married and lived happily ever after behind the Iron Curtain.
My great grandfather was apart of the joint Canadian and American Red Devils. He could’ve died on Juno had he not been injured in combat previously, just like many of his brothers in arms did that day. He lived up until only a few years ago. I wish I could’ve spoken with him as I have such a respect for history, but like many he was very reserved after the war.
My grand grand father was a french corporal during WW1. He died during the battle of Verdun in a fort.
Serashie rip. Verdun was a bloody battle during WWI
Serashie must be so proud to be related to someone who went through hell and suffering your grandfather is a hero
My great great grandfather (I'm young and he was old at the time) was a British Indian Army soldier in WW2 in France/Benelux. He died there.
@@sagittario5543 Hi know I
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My great grandfather got wounded in 1914 and lost his arm. There was this battle somewhere in Poland that nobody can remember now. It's just industrial slaughter now. RIP great grandpa.
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祝福您和您的曾祖父。
Regardless of those soldier's nationality they bravely fought for their country, wives, sons, and daughters. Its truly inspiring to see what a man will do for his homeland and his family.
If some of them did not follow murderous dictators attacking other nations, the attacked wouldn't have to be brave fighting for their countries, wives, sons, etc. They would be very content with the beautiful music, without being forced to be heroes. Enjoy the music but don't be charmed with war, it's nothing but hell and slaughterhouse.
@@markcichecki9079 You missed the point.
@@dannygjk I don't think he missed the point he merely continued the train of thought in a general view about the actions of our leaders and our responsibility as citizens to intelligently decide whether its the right idea to listen to them or maintain peace.
@@daemonzap1481 His comment was not on point with the OP.
@@dannygjk Sure but it was a logical continuation of the thought process that advocates for greater responsibility on our leaders to ensure peace rather than us needlessly fighting.
Every soldier, no matter who they are, gave their lives to protect what they believe in. We will never forget their sacrifice. Lest We Forget.
We ain't cattle, we ain't machine, we are men/women, free men/women RISE
spoken like a true idiot. People have to drop this sort of nonsense before wars can cease.
Great words but we are forgetting their sacrifice as absolute nutcases in power are bringing our world closer to WW3.
respect to all fallen...
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what movies were in this?
@@SpoonLegend idk still F in the chat now ur not welcome of u dont say F
My Great grandfather was a german "Oberleutnant" and died in russia
Edit: They wanted to promote him but he didn't want to leave his comrades alone so he stayed until the very last day and died with most of his comrades
Mutiger Opa, den du hast. Ich mag keine Nazis, aber man kann sich es nicht aussuchen,) jedenfalls damals nicht. Invetition in peace ✌
@@captainvaughn5692 Er ist genau an seinem letzten Tag an der Front gestorben. Denn er wollte seine Einheit nicht in Stich lassen
Tut mir leid für ihn.
Ich glaube selbst nicht an gott, in österreich wird man dahre verurteilt, i say: fuck it
Hey can you guys translate to English
By the way it’s soviet Russia
I am Vietnamese. My country has been through many wars, and the pain still persists in my country until now. Either side, the war brings loss and suffering. Pray for peace in this world and all of us forever to be good friends.
Im an American who would like to visit your country. My father served during Korean and Vietnam wars. And passed on to me a love for tha asian peoples.
this is the most sensible answer
Islamic Republic of Vietnam.
@@pikiwiki Thanks!
@@eliasziad7864 Socialist Republic of Vietnam
My grand grandfather was an Ottoman soldier. He fought at gallipoli. He died. He has not a tomb. His name is Mehmet. He was 29 years old. My other grand grandfather fought at our Independence war.
Great 👍
Kind Regards 😇❤️
Good you turkish?
@@s2083566 yes
@@Besim_Tibuk_Hazretleri okay i am korean
My grand grandfather was a russian pilot in ww1 and ww2 but in ww2 we lost him but the military tell us tha they lost him with his aircraft and nobody knows where is he or he is dead..
@TryHard Genji i dont think so
@@kokkinos_xaleos1524 M.I.A means missing in action
@@hjalmar4565 oh ok
@@kokkinos_xaleos1524 idk if ur granfather is alive, becaue it was 100 years ago when ww1
@@lukasahoh4269 yeah you re right
We (or i) need a list with the movies...here the movies i know:
1:31 Saving Private Ryan
1:45 War Thunder (live action trailer)
3:09/1:40 Black Hawk Down
0:29/4:36/5:09 Generation War
0:01 Starship Troopers
0:03 Hundred regiments offensive
0:32 Fury
2:48 My Way
2:27 Enemy at the Gates
4:07 Empire 1937
2:52 War Horse
2:55 Oba: the Last Samurai
3:01 We were soldiers
3:49-4:05 The Flowers Of War
Other movies i read in the comments, but dont know in which part they come:
The Pacific, Band of brothers, Letters from Iwo jima, The long road home and Pearl Harbour.
And yamato
+ Atonement
Fury
I think the scene marked “Stalingrad “ is actually “My Way” (a Korean ww2 movie). It’s an EXCELLENT movie. I highly recommend you watch it
0:32 fury
at 2:52 its not The Last Samurai i think.
My father fought in the Balkans against the Germans and Italians, 1941-1945 and survived and emigrated to Australia in 1949; his father was killed in a German reprisal killing in 1942. My mum’s dad served in the British Royal Navy and died of wounds at sea in July 1940; my mum who was 11 then remembered the day the telegram came. Without their sacrifices (and the millions and upon millions of others) where would I and we be.
I'm Bulgarian. My grand grand grandfathers fought in three wars - the First Balkan, the Second Balkan war and WW1.
Your bloodline must have balls of steel
@@iminbreadbutfrench8625 Lol, thanks. It was common for our nation at this time. At the end of WW1 almost every soldier had gone through the previous two wars.
Антонио Марулевски my great great grandfather fought in WWII and Chinese Civil War.
@@rumbleice9467 be proud on him, He fought 2 deadly wars no offense but did he survive on both wars?
no name he died in Chinese Civil War
My grandgrandfather at age of 18 in 1916 faught to defend a small city at Romanian border with Austria-Hungary.
His son(my grandfather) in 1944 faught in WW2 against the germans.
I'm the first in my family who didn't saw war or need to keep a rifle in my hands. I think we should be greatfull
Ifti Flo just like my great great grandfather. He fought in the Nationalist Army during WWII, after WWII ends he fought and died in the Chinese Civil War. Then comes my great grandparents and my grandparents who have to live through Mao's Great Famime and Cultural Revolution. Next comes my parents who they have live under President Hu who killed a lot of Chinese lives. Then comes me, born in the USA.
what war did your father participate?
@@matthings4133 umm I think it's clear in ww1 but I guess you mean battle
@@basimmunir2525 yes sorry i meant theatre actually. but i guess its probably eastern
I hate to say this, but the way things are going there will be a war all over the world, a war for freedom and it will be fought amongst brothers because one half believes that governments are there to protect them while the other half knows that their solely purpose is to control and exploit people
Make no mistake, within the next years unfortunately there will be war and it‘s going to be devastating
Respect for those who went to war and did not return no matter the side
No sympathy for the Nazis.. Rest in peace all Slavic Soviet Soilders!
@@muvinduperera6716 I have to ask, which ones? The leaders? Or soldiers? Because there's a very big difference.
@@muvinduperera6716 F you.
@@muvinduperera6716 stupid
@@Dragonspirit223я так понял,что всё как обычно, кому война, а кому и мать родная, воевать за меркантильные интересы олигархов последнее дело
My great-great-uncle down on Italy.
Your courege never ...never, will be forget!
I saw everyone sharing stories, so here's mine.
My great grandfather was 14 in 1945. He was from Munich, but his parents moved to Berlin as the Allies closed in from Italy. He joined a Local Hitler Youth group and began doing Nightly activities such as Patrols, clean up, and sometimes helping man a Flak Gun. He said the Thing he remembers most about the Battle of Berlin was one time when he was Handed a panzerfaust( those who don't know, a Panzerfaust is a Handheld Anti-tank weapon.) and told to fire at an approaching Russian tank. He tried to hit the hands tracks to incapacitate it. But ended up missing terribly, hitting a nearby building. His Superior Officer yelled at him, so he ran away to go hide in a Cellar. He stayed there for a while until he could hear the bombing stopped. He then emerged to see the Russians had won and was quickly identified by his Hitler Youth Uniform and was taken to a Roundup of prisoners. his Mother had survived when they then moved to England where my grandfather lives to this day.
Edit: His father was killed by the Norwegians early on in the war.
Не понял
A moja historia jest taka, że bandyci Niemcy napadli na mój kraj, mordowali niewinną ludność cywilną, ukradli ,zniszczyli, spalili zabytki , zniszczyli doszczętnie cały mój kraj, spalili z nienawiści Warszawę ,wymordowali tylko w niej 200 tyś ludzi - 60 tyś w ciągu 3 dni w masowych egzekucjach. Nie zapłacili nam Polakom odszkodowań. Przez bandytów Niemców wpadliśmy na 50 lat pod okupację bandytów komunistów z Rosji. To moja historia biedny Niemcu. Ojciec Twojego pradziadka został zabity przez Norwegów bo poszedł bandyta ich mordować i zabrać ich kraj.
@@jakubciszewski7851 sota on sotaa...
@@Putput-se5ew tak wojna to wojna . Niemiec bandyta napadający i mordujący niech nie robi z siebie ofiary.
From far away,
In mountains deep
The night of blood,
In twilight sleep
The armies fight,
For king and queen
The will be no
No victory
The swords collide,
With power and force
As mighty men,
Show no remorse
It is the time,
The snow is melting
It is the time,
For reckoning
Awesome poem based on reality...
I really like to know it's peom or the song lyrics of this song
Thank you for posting the lyrics of this song. I love contemporary poetry...
Joseph Tay Wei Jun f
Le goog-le
Jk
To the millions who fought, we salute your courage, bravery, and sacrifice.
Thank you for your service 🏅
My great grand uncle was stationed as a officer in Normandy France in April 11th 1944. In June 6 1944 on the invasion. He was shot in the chest and leg. May he RIP
Two of my great grandfathers lost their lives in North Africa during Ww2, fighting for the Regio Esercito 🇮🇹
My great great grandfather lost his life in 1942. He was in British Indian Army. It is possible that an Italian killed him. But we are friends now.
RIP to your grandfathers.
Sad man your grandpa died sorry man
Fratello Italiano 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
@@sagittario5543 your grandpa were not killed by a Italian, him were killed by a fascist
RIP Bro
My grandpa were killed by nazi bcs he fight them, not all italian are bad🇮🇹
I have German blood , My grandfather was a panzer driver(2nd SS panzerdivision "das reich"). He was 22 years old at the time, captured by the Usa in the battle of the bulge, took to prison and was transferred to England and he married a British woman.
Rip:(
Great Areyan..😇
Sweet granpa :3
Во время войны многие потеряли своих родственников.
You have "Arier" Blood!
Good save the Queen!
Me too!
You should be proud, he had fought so much for his country and people.
Those who forget the past are destined to repeat it !
Biden
Yep
REPETITA JUVANT
The story of mankind. We never learn...
that means we need just some alzeimers to make war come back to our lands!
If this doesn't strike a feeling in your heart and soul, you have no idea about war.
I dont got much of a story but out of four of my grandparents only one of them ever saw a war with his/her eyes. My grandfather was 7 when the germans invaded Albania. He didnt see any combat considering that not much happened in albania during ww2. Although he does remember quite a few stories. One time he and his family were returning to their house when they saw it on fire and heard a lot of gunfire. Luckily none of them were hurt. Meanwhile my grandmother's brother was 14 at the start of ww2. Even though he was so young he still did fight. He was a partisan fighting for Albania and I respect him to this day. He is still alive at 93. I'm happy none of my grandparents ever fought in ww2. Yet I dont forget how horrifying it was.
My grandfather did too. Survived WW2 and lived until aged 71. Most of my family’s grandfathers were in the same war as my grandfather was
I appreciate that these types of videos give glory to soldiers from both sides.
this is the fastest way to clear out stuck poop🤣🤣🤣
My Grandfather could Not go to war, he was 15, but a Lot of his friends went, some did Not come back. My grandpa stayed here in Brazil working on the industries (yeah, Brazil sent men to italy) although My great grandma is italian, My grandpa was ready to go and defend his country. I pay all respect for all men, from allies Or axis that lost their lifes.
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My grandfather fought in ww2, he was awarded 2 '3-star' swords of the Japanese captains he killed down there in the jungles. He killed them with a dagger and a rifle while being on a night's watch on a British troops camp. We still have those swords in our possession.
The Japanese THEN committed some very bad atrocities, they were horrendous. But the present generation weren't there at the time. They are not responsible for what happened. However, the Japanese youth of recent years have not been taught (in schools etc.) about what went on in WW2, many of the country's leaders, and older generation, are still in denial.
@@martinsims1273
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*So uh...*
*Wha?*
My great grandfather served in the Wermacht WWII on both fronts and survived. He was not a believer of the Nazi ideology, and he was a great soldier. Much respect 🇩🇪❤️💯
My dad told me when he was in Germany he met a old man who had fought in Stalingrad. He was a National Socialist and proud. He needed up getting captured with whats survived of his unit and he end up spending 10 years in Siberia. My dad asked him if he would do it again and smiling he said i would. Many German solider in ww2 where nazis but who cares it was a just politics. It does matter is he is a supporter of hitler or not both can be good soldiers and both can be war criminals.
@@littlejimmy8744 exactly! I don't think any of the soldiers cared about the Nazis at all after a month in combat. They just cared about their fellow men and cared about their own lives as well.
"History is written by politicians, not the soldiers who fought the wars..."
-Me
@@thegregitto Thats true you can't really focus on Politics when your out fighting a war from the foxholes.
@@littlejimmy8744 and also most men didn't give a crap halfway in I bet the Americans didn't care that they were all about "freedom" halfway into the fighting either.
Deep respect to youe great grandpha... He is a hero....for YOU and your NATION ❤️
My grandpa served (passed away 2007) once told me that people kept praying like crazy, But he said to me
"Thank god when you are dead, But for right now, We got work to do"
TBH I LIKE THAT LINE
4:59 the last scene got me even though they were germans.
Seeing a general in front of his fallen men is as admirable as sad
Bitch
the german wehrmacht deservs more respect, they where good and brave soldiers wich where forced to fight for the wrong leaders, in their hearts they didnt fight for hitler....they fought for germany, for their home, for their family and for freedom....SO MUCH RESPECT TO ALL SOLDIERS, GERMANS, FRENCHMEN, BRITISH, USA, POLAND, RUSSIA, JAPAN....ALL OF THEM
He is a very famous military general named Erwin Rommel
@@yung_doood Also South Asian and Chinese .
@@Chva_Ce_pjeal thats sadly true
In memory of John Allen Jones Jr, a US ball turret gunner whose plane was shot down over Germany, spent months in a German-run POW camp, and when he came back, despite the abuse and weighing just over a hundred pounds….only told funny stories of the POW camp, like how they taught the German guards who wanted to learn English ridiculous phrases. Or how when he first got out of his parachute after bailing out of the damaged plane, a very elderly German woman came screaming out of a nearby farmhouse, and kept feebly hitting with a broom as he stood there and smoked a cigarette and waited for the other Germans approaching to take him prisoner.
He also was so hungover on a practice jump during basic training in the US, he jumped at the wrong spot (while the instructor was doing a walk-thru of the jump commands before they were at the jump site). They had to send a Jeep into the Arizona desert to find him.
He met a pretty young nurse named Katie while in hospital recovering, and were married for about 50 years.
I dont know, Why I'm Crying when Listening this music🎶
My grand grandfather served in the WW1 and died in the trenches during the battle of Somme after my grandfather was a Canadian soldier and served in the Airborne and fought in the D-Day but died during the landings, after my dad fought in the Irak War but he was only shot in the leg.
Wow. You have a nice family history.
you should join in the army to
Gusi Today I live in Mexico and I have Turkish descendants too.
Agung Anggara Putra I want :D
So if you join, you too can die. Also please learn to spell.
History will repeat itself
UndeadZERO there will be the ww3 soon, and it will be the last one ever..
UndeadZERO INDEED.
Abuzetun Musab I sadly think it will not be the last one, unless we destroy ourselves.
UndeadZERO yes i agreed soon it will be
shahar _ we have already destroyed our self
Me and the bois after war is declared: see ya, old friend
4:58 The legend, Erwin Rommel!
can we get an F for Rommel? Died protecting his family.
It me
Teacher: if there will be a world war 3 what will happen?
me: Another chapter in our history book
me: no more books whatsoever
NoobDoesTheInternet that will be the end of the book
That the end of the world it about nuclear will probably destroyed world
@YoussefPlayz1 Also the US attack on Iran, who know's how all this mess will end.
What will happen? World War 4 will be fought with stone hand-axes. Einstein said something about that nature. His conversation with Roosevelt: "With the technology which will be available to us. One day a ship will enter New York harbor and with one explosion from a device on that ship the entire city will vanish from the face of the earth." Just this combination and a 9/11 style attack will fulfill this prophesy.
My Grandfather was enslaved in the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines,he lived until the 1990s.
Didn't meet him and hear his story.
R.I.P Grandpa.
You are a brave Filipino.
👏🥲😇
Thats sad ):
@@danielwozniak6149click f to pay respects
0:04 0:15 0:36~0:38 2:19~2:22 3:49~4:05 金陵十三钗
0:08 2:55 兄弟连 太平洋战争
0:24 4:50 帝国的毁灭
0:32 1:04~1:08 狂怒 Furry
0:56 1:30~1:38 拯救雷恩大兵 雷霆救兵 Saving Private Ryan
1:20 2:47~2:51 登陆之日 My way
1:40~1:44 3:06~3:11 黑鹰坠落 Black hawk down
2:00 2:42 3:26 战争雷霆 War Thunder
2:26~2:29 兵临城下 大敌当前 Enemy at the gates
2:35~2:39 硫磺岛家书 硫磺岛手纸
3:01 we were soilders
0:14 0:42~0:47 0:58 4:55 珍珠港 Pearl harbor
5:02 沙漠之狐 隆美尔 （好象是）
My grandfather fought in Vietnam. Shortly after his return he overdosed on drugs, killing him in his forties and I never got to meet him.
Stress, and trauma.
God:Are your sacrifice worthy?
The fallen: are my family still a live?
God: yeah
The fallen: then it's more than worthy
@@annalisaflavia0293 It's spelt "Nazi" not anzi
Why would you think god asked something like this....
God: Was your sacrifice worthy?
The Fallen: Is my family still alive?
God: LOL no.
The Fallen:
God: Also you're going to hell for working on the Sabbath.
@@almarioustavion9841 When you are in the field there is no taking a day off. The enemy does not. So if you take a break for a day. You all go home in a body bag. Facts. All a soldier can do is believe that god will understand that there was no choice. Remember that god is all forgiving and all understanding. Even the unbeliever is welcome in his house. Only the truely evil face hell and you might be surprised how evil gets defined by god. Are you sure you're right. There is no way to know is there? lol. its all faith. And this is where we get differences. And i think it's obvious god loves things being different. Why not even in the way he is worshipped and respected. To each of us. What is our belief... What do we see as an individual as right and wrong. Stick to it but do not force it on others...because... you might be wrong... maybe there is no right way. lol. Wouldn't surprise me much. Going to war changed me forever. I won't be going to church anytime soon after coming back. But the preacher is always welcome in my fishing boat.
@@MPlain Lol at faith in an invisible creature who does nothing for anyone. Jimi Hendrix just played happy birthday for me. It was amazing. Believe me because of faith.
Salute to those BRAVE SOLDIERS!
Salute!!
they had something to fight for. My grandfather was in one of the infantry regiments who would die fighting in the front from German tank shelling
War is pain, destruction. May this world stop going to war. Everyone will live together peacefully and happily.
I wish that was true but im sad to tell you that would possibly never happen there Will always be tension between countries and war wil possibly never stop existing
@@nicksnoek1980 I am Vietnamese. My country has been through many wars, and the pain still persists in my country until now. Either side, the war brings loss and suffering. Pray for peace in this world and all of us forever to be good friends.
War bcuz of politic
That was not possible because untill now a war is still happening for example look at Syria and palestine
I'm from the Philippines
and my grandfather
is an American
he fought in ww1&2
He died in age of 92 or 93
That's my grandmother
told me after she died
😣😣😔😔😥😪😢😭😭😭
May they rest in peace, bro. And thank them for their service.
Thank you for his service.
Como la llevan con su pasado español, hermano filipino? :'(
You are Amerasian ?
@@phupham1440 I am Mexican, I have Indian ancestry
Мой прадед Михаил оборонял Ленинград с 1941 по 1944,был ранен и до глубокой старости хромал и осколки выходили из его ноги... Другой прадед , Дмитрий, пропал без вести в 1942 году.Светлая им память🔥🔥🔥
My great-grandfather was a medic during ww2 and published “Battle Injuries of the Arteries in World War II” he died in 1980
My grand grand father was in world war 2 representing Britain from subcontinent.He is the only male of our family at that time. After war ends our family think that he is dead but thankfully he return after 7 or 8 years after Pakistan came into being .Now we have a big family thanks to Allah
I from Russia, and my grandfather commanded a reconnaissance detachment and reached Berlin, received two orders of the hero and then went east to clear the country of the Japanese, I remember and proud
Как этот фильм называется??
Го Ден это отрывки из разных фильмов
I don’t speak Russian, but I must to say that your grandfather is a true hero
YUXUAN GAO 🙏 thank you!
@@victortibbit3077 I'm live in China Northeast.My city near the Russian.My grandpa was war to Japan too.I also know Russia Liberation my city.Thanks a lot.
My Great Grandfather was a Navy Seabee for the US Army and fought on D-Day on Utah Beach.
People like your great grandfather had balls of steel to sign up for this stuff.
2:49 Mai Wei🥲
My current absolute favourite war movie.
Мне кажется, любое видео с этой музыкой будет шедевром.
Даа уж
May those who fought for peace be be blessed by their gods
Yes they are really brave solders god bless them and their family
@Fred Flintstone well said they are going to start the next one
The history will happen again and again and war will never end
My Name Is Zeus why do you think countries continue Millitary development
Закончится . Когда мы уничтожим нашу планету
No one ever wins a war. One side just loses more.
This soundtrack so captures the desperate emotions of the fight for survival in combat.
Clips from Generation War. Love it.
Me too
Scuba Diver haha I freaking love Aussies mate we all do
One of the best ww2 films ever
Movies recognised: We were soldiers, My way, Warhorse, Pearl Harbor, The flowers of war, Unsere mutter Unsere Vater, Zero, Fury, Saving private Ryan, Black Hawk down, Letters from Iwo Jima, Enemy at the gates, The Pacific (maybe),
darkjester53
First clip is starship troopers
The Banzai charge was from The Pacific.
dont forget war thunder trailer clips
miasto 44, stalingrad
Red tails?
A true soldier doesn't fight for what he hates in front of him. He fights for what he loves behind him.
True words have never been spoken
My Great Uncle was a captain in the second world war and was a beach master on Omaha. He went in before the first wave in the attack. He directed the landing on that beach and helped soldiers out of the boats. He was one of the first American soldiers to land in France that day. He also helped land General Patton in the invasion of Sicily and Salerno. He also served in North Africa. On Omaha, he was standing under heavy German fire. Somehow he made it out alive that day. He later served in the Korean War. He served in the Army in WW2, the Coast Guard in Korea, and then served in the Marine Corps, and Navy. He went to VMI and graduated at age 22 and was 35 in 44. After the war, he became a sheriff. Rest in Peace Captain F Perry Williams.
My grandfather served in the Vietnam war. Sometimes I'm too nervous to ask about it since he doesn't really say much about what happened except I remember him telling me he has a metal plate in his shoulder since he lost part of his shoulder from an ambush. Respect to all fallen soldiers. I respect all patriots willing to fight and die for their nation. 🙏
shyboi 0002 it’s pretty embarrassing to talk about for the Vietnam veterans because they lost the war that’s what my history teacher told me
Real war Lords
Salute to my brothers 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢
Salute! Thank your for your brothers service the fought well and they are brave god bless your family!
My grandpa was send to the front lines during 1917 Indo Pak war, he was a major and he was in-charge of 3rd Panzer divisions 2nd 'Bayland' squadron. He was captured by Pakistan and later escaped with 2 days as Indian Troops captured 4th hill-bound positions. He passed 2 years ago.
1971
All those young men. Appalling. This is a reminder of the absolute insanity of mankind's wars. The music speaks to me hat this must stop.
War is hell everyone remember that
Rafael Luis Albo
You are lucky... WW3 just last for 1 day.. Till the nuclear destroy everything
Remy 131 I'm really worried about that my friend
Unfortunately war is inevitable my friend... No one can avoid war.
Kim Pretz you're right I wish there was a way to stop it but we can't it's never gonna end no matter where we are it will happen anytime soon
В войне победит только самый сильный) и это не Америка и не Европа), я могу на анг написать, но этот язык не менее прекрасен)
I was cry because this song and WW2 movie this is like heartouching video I liked this video
GT LEGO GAMER CUBE122 I feel sad but when WarHorse came on I broke down because I’ve seen the show a few times still crying and shaking in excitement all day
My Maternal great great grandfather fought in the British Indian Army in WW2 and he died in an unknown location in 1942.
Maternal Great grandfather (different branch of family tree) was in the Indian Army during the India-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971. He single handedly constructed an air raid shelter for his locality all by himself during the 1971 war.
My paternal grandfather meanwhile, was an NCO in the Indian Air Force, who fought in the wars of 1965 and 1971 after surviving partition and coming to India as a refugee a few years after the partition due to discrimination.
I am currently finding more information about warriors of my family tree as many were recruited from the villages during both the world wars, where my ancestors come from. And also, many of my ancestors were Sikh, and would have hence fought in the Anglo-Sikh wars and other wars of the Sikh Empire.
My grand grandfather was a pilot and he fought for the UK in the D-DAY operation, i am proud of him 🇨🇿🇬🇧
My great grandpa was an Australian who was at darwin the time of it being attacked by the Japanese. He was lucky when Japanese bomber flew over and dropped a bomb right next to him. He was standing on a deck so when the bomb hit it crashed through and hit the mud below and it didn't detonate. he then served in the army and became a combat medic and fought in papua new Guinea. Although he almost became AWOL and was no longer a combat medic because he shot the enemy. The geneve convention prohibits combat medic from firing a gun. He said that if the enemy is shooting at him, he should back. He would also catch meleria during the campaign. Now unfortunately i do not know much of what happened next this due to him not talking about the thing he did which is understandable.
he also survived the war and died in 2013
My grand grand father was a Greek Corporal during ww2 he died on the coasts of Amorgus Island in Greece during the German Operation Marita
I'm from Poland and great great grandfather was an officer in the Austro Hungarian army and my great grandfather was an Ulan in the Polish army in ww2
My grandfather fought in North Africa and Italy, he was a colonial Moroccan soldier. Because of the racism during the WW2 all the victories of his division in mountain were given to Americans..... he were wounded in ears near Monte Cassino and he survived to the war.
My great grandfather was in the Wermacht in World War II. He was drafted. He served and survived on both fronts. The war left my grandfather a refugee. He died a couple years ago a rich and successful businessman.
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god bless all of those who dedicated their lives to their country, the pilots, the soliders, the tank comanders, all those that did not make it back are missed
"They didn't choosed this way because this was only way"
The way china is flexing its muscles this will be the only way soon
We in the phillipines is already buying blackhawks.howitzer.submarines.navy ships
My great grandfather was ex Yugoslavian partisan and he died in 1945 in final battles in Bosnia. From Serbia.
Exactly the copilation of movies of War i Love: saving pvt Ryan, black hawk down, the stronghold, Stalingrad Battle, iron hearts, etc. I Will Always remember this
We all imagine our self in an epic battle listening to these songs
My great uncle was a brazilian soldier. He fought in the Italy against the fascism in the battle of Monte Castello. By the grace of God, he come back to home
One of my grandfather was an officer who fought for our country’s independence. My other grandfather, who was an orphan, wanted to fight also, but my grandmother did not let him go, telling him that she does not want my father to be orphan as was my grandfather. They both passed away during these last 2 years. The grandparents of all of us did amazing deeds. We did nothing compared to that.
Salute your soldiers for their efforts to keep us safe.
Thanks for this very good video which is very inspiring and amazing. We should remember about everyone, who took part in this war. Never again
This song is good for a workout, Everytime i listened to this song i mostly imagine statues of great heroes in anicent times like the romans or greeks and other times i imagine a bit of a more modern warfare maybe from 1940-today or some from the Napoleonic Wars of the early 1800's or the american civil war aswell it really depends how i feel at the moment.
My grandfather (1925 dob) went to Ww2 at 17, come back at 1949... Passed by in 1995, had many wounds, he was in storm troops... No war...
Respect to all of the fallen soldiers
My grandfather joined in the war, he got hurt by a grenade in his lung. He died two years ago because of that.
“There is no good or bad in war, the soldiers are people, like you and me, but from a different country.”
My great grandfather served in WW1 as Siam militiaman in early 1918. He went to France by UK Boat from Siam(Thailand).
The time when you hear BAYONETS!!
Never let this war happen again in this planet...
Ricordiamoli sempre portando fiori e doni AI MONUMENTI A LORO DEDICATI NELLE NOSTRE PIAZZE.........CITTÀ O PAESI ...........😢😢😢😢È IL MINIMO CHE POSSIAMO FARE 😢😢😢😢
I was born to a family of war, my great great grandfather fought in the napoleonic wars in prussia, my great grandfather fought in ww1 in the british side, my grandfather fought in ww2 in the nazi side , my grandfathers brother fought in the falklands war in the british side, my dad fought the iraq war in the american side along with his brother, and now. Now when i was born my father told me to enlist in the air force, army, or navy so that i would continue the tradition.
My house is full of relics from all those wars, a Potzdam Musket from Prussia, a Webley MK VI, a MP40 and Kar98k, a L2A2, and a Heckler and Koch MP5
My uncle, a New Zealander, was a bomber pilot in WW2. His aircraft was downed over Croatia. All his crew got out of the plane and were picked up by Axis forces and eventually returned home. There was speculation he drifted on his parachute across the front and captured by Soviet forces. His mother held hope for 20 plus years that he was still alive. No one will ever know what happened to him. Maybe he married and lived happily ever after behind the Iron Curtain.
Thank you for his service.
RESPECT AND HONOR!!❤
this video has all the stages of wars : WW1, WW2, Vietnam War , Modern war -> this video is very good
3 years later I watch this then I think it's too legend to watch this again that every war makes me realize to remember.
two steps from hell-victory is my personal favorite
Captain: Send An U-Boat
Crew: Now Captain, Lets Throw U In The U-Boat
My great grandfather was apart of the joint Canadian and American Red Devils. He could’ve died on Juno had he not been injured in combat previously, just like many of his brothers in arms did that day. He lived up until only a few years ago. I wish I could’ve spoken with him as I have such a respect for history, but like many he was very reserved after the war.
I’ve been studying facts about wars from the last century. This is accurate to what happened daily during the conflicts
We are Russians! God is with us!