He was born in Krzyżowa which is in Poland.

It's now part of Poland but when Moltke was born it was part of Prussia within the German Empire.

They are still commissioned though.

Well spotted, my mistake!

I've translated this to English for others: My grandparents worked for the von Moltke family and my grandfather always recalled them with tears in his eyes as good people. Thank you for your comment :)

He certainly knew his maker. I grew up in Blantyre. There's a statue of him in an exterior alcove of the church there.

Really, that's so cool. Yes, that would be incredibly useful as it would allow me to remake the video and tell the story much better. Thanks!

Nice! I looked at the reserves myself some years ago and went to an open day which was very useful. I couldn't say for sure but if I were you I'd have a chat with the careers office as they would be able to give you all of the info.

At best a mong with that spelling

That was about the story of Władysław Szpilman. I don't recall this particular marriage featuring...

@@ilovehistory177 Sorry, I was thinking of "Schindler's List" by Liam Neeson.

What a brilliant film that was!

@@ilovehistory177 Yep and in it there's a scene of marriage in Auschwitz. I believe they're referencing this couple.

I must watch it again as it's been so long but many thanks for pointing that out.

Thanks for the sub! Great to have you in the team!

Oh wow, I can't believe I said 1936!! Whoops! I knew what I meant to say but...yeah. Thanks for the correction!

I confess that my knowledge of the Spanish language is not the best. Thanks for pointing that out!

@@ilovehistory177 i was stationed in Spain for 3 years, and had to learn the language. also i lived in El Paso, Texas for 7 yrs years, and knew a little Spanish..

I'd love to learn a new language one day. At least going forward I'll know to pronounce my Spanish J's correctly so thanks once again :)

@@ilovehistory177 im not very proficient in written languages, but i can count to 10 in Japanese, 100 in Spanish. i know one word in Russian, lol and my grandmother taught me how to count to 5 in Lakota Sioux. she use to teach school on a Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. thank god she wasnt part of that group that stole Indian children and tried to force them to forget their native language and culture.

Thank you so much! I will do!

Indeed!

Thanks, will do!

I would also love to see remembered the fall of the Alamo

That happened on March 6th so may well get a special mention...stay tuned!

Yes indeed. There are so many examples of bravery all throughout history.

Exactly

Glad to hear it!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks

Awesome, so glad this helped!

Established 1846, named by founder Moses L. Choate for his former home in Alabama.

Glad I could help

That's so cool that your daughter wants to learn and talk about this subject. Good luck to her and thanks for your comment :)

Thank you very much

@@ilovehistory177 youre welcome its a very good video

Thanks for the kind comment :)

He discovered Victoria Falls

@@liamreid4161 thanks

@@youtuberysoa020dj3j One of the greatest missionaries throughout Africa

@@JatPhenshllem Ok Thank You

he had a heart for African people to spread the message of the cross

Same

I couldn't agree more.