The Wehrmacht : The Turning Point | Part 2/5

Worgan is full of shit.

Fuel had to keep up with these panzers. Also, mechanical difficulties are guaranteed. I guess German logistics were exceptional.

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Brave men. Hail the mighty German people. Respect from the USA.

I like to narrating see one with a German soldier talking in German but in American English just tell him how he run over people into his personal dairy shot by shot his words with the thoughts about, about the hungry everything was good how he explained it

Too bad we lost.

Kneel bitches

Did Putin forget Russia and America, the west, fought together against Germany?

worgan thanks alot buddy il regulairly revisit these :) <3 sorry for m grammar english is not my first language :)

Imagine the pandemic had hit during WW2

Wow. This hitler character seemed like a real jerk

when planning a military op the worst thing you can do is assume that everything will go according to plan

did they really let these nazi degenerates parade around in their stupid little fascist costumes as prisoners? i somehow doubt the brits wouldve had any of that

barbarossa is one of the clearest examples of hubris in modern history. materiel is the basis of modern warfare. people say hitler understood this. i dont know why, every operation i learn of, shitty german logistics is part of the story. talk about being overstretched. these iron fisted dictators dont get that men, especially experienced men are your most valuable asset. they tell their generals to use their people for cannon fodder

we must remember the victims of the holocaust in the camps but there was a whole other holocaust of russian pows on the eastern front. especially following the encirclement in the Ukraine. horrible planning and savage racism doomed millions to starve and become infected to death.

These German POW Generals knew they were being bugged and where trying to get themselves off the hook for war crimes.

Hitler lost ever battle unless he could do a Blitzkrieg. A fast constant moving attack in all directions at the exact same time.
The Channel stopped him from taking Britain. The Russian winter stopped his from taking Russia.
Europe was like cutting through
butter, a quick all guns blazing attack.
No barricades.
American military might won WW2.
Without America we would all be speaking German today.

Excellent vid - thanks for the upload!

85% of the nazy army perished in the eastern front... There were not as machos as they thought
they were against the Russians

Why nothing over the netherlands ?

Why were the germs called the HUNS? I really thought that was always in reference to the Russians?

Hitler dismissing his best generals, nuts!

Fascinating little documentary!
My Grandfather was infantry in the 6th army, he was captured at Stalingrad and endured many years of Russian captivity but eventually became one of the few to return back home in the 1950s.
His brother lived through the whole war, he was a loader for the Jagdtiger in the 512th heavy tank destroyer battalion where ultimately him and his unit was surrendered to the Americans May 1945

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Churchill to the House of Commons in June 1941: "If Hitler invaded Hell, I would at least make a favourable reference to the Devil, (Joseph Stalin) in the House of Commons"

Thnka 4 this great ww2 unforgettable stories... One love earth... And God bless us

For sure Hitler was Germany ww2 worse enemy

Invading Russia was bad idea

I'm trying to work out what they cut out the 55 minute version 🤔

man for man the whermacht had more experience were better trained and 3 times more efficient and better than the allies troops. In the end it was just that we had more troops weapons and equipment.

Not many countries can come back and win in the end after such crushing opening blows at the beginning of Barbarossa. My respects Russia for that!

Very interesting series. Thanks for this

Detail: The uniforms from the German officers at the estate, are not always right. They looked sometimes like British officers.

Its hard to know for sure what the average German general thought about the invasion. Im sure some thought itd be a huge mess, some likely felt the total operation was a great idea. However i know many of them hated the way Hitler ran it. Like for Blue, the summer offensive in southern Russia where hed divided his forces, one for the caucuses, the other for his biggest blunder Stalingrad. He an Franz Halder argued like mad over that. Or the previous year during barbarossa where he had Heinz double back to help take Kharkov which had held up an army group. That waated a few weeks and made it to where winter had totally arrived by the time they reached the outskirts of the capital.

Excellent series, but not true about Britain. Churchill was jubilant when Hitler invaded, because he was confident that Russia would prove to be a quagmire.

After almost 10 years of ww2 research, I will state. Without the lend lease act, USSR would retreat to the urals. "not saying they would give up" but stating that theyre ability to fight, would be haltet to such an extreme, that they would most certainly loose west/EU part of russia. Until reconquered, or surrender and peace agrement.

There were no Kalashnikovs in 1941 - nor in the entire WW2. Kalashnikov is a post-war design, so the German who states that the Russians had no problems firing their Kalashnikovs in the cold weather if totally full of shit.