1941 Paris - Deutsche Besatzung - große Militärparade 1

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 38

  • @dejavu666wampas9
    @dejavu666wampas9 3 года назад +121

    As an enlisted veteran, I always have to empathize with the common soldier in these formations, and the tons of work involved with putting on one of these demonstration marches.
    NOT the Nazi ideology, NOT war crimes, none of that, so please, back off.
    It’s just that I’ve been there, with sore legs and hours of boredom, just so some civilians can go, “Ooh, look at the pretty soldiers.”
    And the Nazis were masters at putting on a show.

  • @michaelmaxwell1523
    @michaelmaxwell1523 Год назад +24

    that main song thats playing is Prussias Glory...

  • @denizyilmaz4817
    @denizyilmaz4817 2 года назад +50

    Unbelievable, but also fascinating

  • @carmenopramolla5262
    @carmenopramolla5262 3 года назад +62

    N. Bonaparte should never have gone east.

    • @AlexanderJScheu
      @AlexanderJScheu 3 года назад

      Carmen Opramolla, Thank's Dear Lady, the Germans came in 'Offensive (Barbarossa) 'East - 2-months too late because Helping Mussolini
      -ergo -upcoming in Winter.. Under this (and others) circumstandes
      starting the problems. Planned -Target- in flash/Blitz- 6-months to Moskau, real-Target
      - nearest Wehrmacht-Units - stopped 12-KM in front of Moskau..
      - troops have been divided - Rest/Reasons are well known..
      Lady Carmen, you are devinitively absolute 'Right, Should learn from
      history from Napoleon.. Last but not least, Germans want with arrival
      Moskau, stopping - and not like plans Napoleon, occupate deeper GeoPolitical Russia. Thanks for Attention.

  • @kaimuller7984
    @kaimuller7984 Год назад +13

    Ich habe in Paris mit meiner Frau Urlaub gemacht ich hatte Angst vor Taschendieben vor Deutschenhass und so manch anderer Sachen nichts davon ist eingetreten Wecker um nächstes Jahr wieder

  • @antoniochavez9146
    @antoniochavez9146 5 лет назад +58

    Gracias por compartir. Hoy todo es historia. Gracias.

  • @MXB2001
    @MXB2001 2 года назад +17

    Equipment seen: towed 50 mm anti tank guns (short barrel), Panzer III/37 mm, plenty of Captured Somuas to tweak the French noses. : )

  •  7 лет назад +154

    Da freuen sich die Franzosen, wie Bolle auf dem Milchwagen!

  • @remc70
    @remc70 5 лет назад +27

    I wonder if these are home movies.

  • @GonzaloMonzalve-xq6go
    @GonzaloMonzalve-xq6go Год назад +6

    Esto es idéntico a el ejército Chileno, son iguales, la marcha pruciana el paso de ganzo no tiene comparación...

    • @jungothemal7201
      @jungothemal7201 Год назад +3

      Chile had prussian and german military advisors prior ww2.. they even used wehrmacht eqiupment, divisions setup and pre war tactics. They use that stuff even today

  • @ralphbernhard1757
    @ralphbernhard1757 4 года назад +45

    Interestingly the officer at 5:00 minutes give the military salute, and not the Hitlergruss.

    • @comsubpac
      @comsubpac 3 года назад +30

      Completely normal for that time.

  • @kelvinhunt1208
    @kelvinhunt1208 Год назад +6

    I noticed that they don't goose step until just before they pass in review.

  • @slowbill432
    @slowbill432 5 лет назад +62

    from horses to jet planes in less then five years....now a days phone you can hold in your hand and drive........ in only twenty five years ..hahaha

  • @nigelbrown8319
    @nigelbrown8319 5 лет назад +42

    Is that the 6th Army?

  • @whiteheatherclub
    @whiteheatherclub Месяц назад +1

    I wonder how many of these soldiers were still alive in four year's time. Given the slaughter on the Eastern and Western Fronts, probably not many. It would be interesting to know what percentage of the soldiers who invaded France in 1940 were still alive at the end of the war. How were the mighty fallen.

  • @Bonisseur1963
    @Bonisseur1963 25 дней назад

    Bei dem heutigen Straßenverkehr in Paris wären solche Paraden unmöglich.

  • @johnbarnes5237
    @johnbarnes5237 11 месяцев назад +6

    The Germans did this march daily until virtually the end of the Occupation on Aug. 24, 1944.

  • @helenecamberlein5607
    @helenecamberlein5607 3 года назад +18

    Je ne dis pas que je like pouce levé mais c est très impressionnant ce défilé sur les chps Élysées. Je n aurais pas aimé le voir en vrai .ceux qui étaient sur les trottoirs que ressentaient ils ?

  • @semsemeini7905
    @semsemeini7905 Год назад +1

    Es macht angst. Scary.

  • @wolfgangsaurenbach-pk4ik
    @wolfgangsaurenbach-pk4ik Год назад +2

    Einer erobert und besetzt den anderen , demütigt ihn . Wo steckt der Sinn ? Ein Feindbild ist immer die Voraussetzung dazu , bis heute !

  • @israelbenitezrosquero2199
    @israelbenitezrosquero2199 6 лет назад +14

    Que?

  • @ac8907
    @ac8907 9 месяцев назад +1

    Never that again 😭🙏

  • @januszbergmann9208
    @januszbergmann9208 6 лет назад +59

    3 Jahre später wieder weg!

  • @robertlucdf
    @robertlucdf 5 лет назад +40

    Furchtbar! Was man mit Menschen alles machen kann!

  • @MichaelConwayBaker
    @MichaelConwayBaker 3 года назад +10

    What is so glorious about seeing an occupying army showing off. There is nothing here to reflect the tragedy of the downfall of France at this time! Ugh!

    • @septimiusseverus343
      @septimiusseverus343 2 года назад +44

      Where does it say it was glorious? Still butthurt over events that occurred 80 years ago? Sad.

    • @semsemeini7905
      @semsemeini7905 Год назад

      Yes still butthurt as you say buddy; about our murdered innocent relatives 80 years ago and what Germany looted. That's your problem that you are sad that the descendants of Nazi victims will not forget. No joy in watching soldiers fighting for a murderer march down the streets of Paris or the rest of Europe and knowing millions of innocent people losing their lives for nothing.