And now they are doing the same with Palestinians. Lots of children and women being killed everyday every hour 💔💔💔 Satan isreal 😢

This is a great recounting of the Netherlands and their experience in World War 2. The man speaking is very nice and enjoyable to listen to. Thank you to everyone involved in the making of this film. My Dad was a US soldier and fought in the black forest at the end of the war. Even with his limited involvement he did not talk about it. He was wounded in the fore arm which limited his ability to play piano when he composed.

Truly the time the devil danced in Germany! NEVER FORGET!

What a lovely man! I can’t imagine people today being able to suffer and do without necessities like food , electricity etc. like these strong people did! Our society is so spoiled, so many selfish individuals, think only about themselves. I hate to think of it happening here, but it sure seems we are heading for a depression, I only hope people would have the community and morals most had in those days to help others, but it doesn’t seem likely! We live in a “me me” generation. God help us

Time for my annual watch of this video!

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The cruelty was the point, … and is still the point, for those that would take us back to that horrible time.

My great grandmother lived here in the mountains in northern Italy and during the war and occupation she would offer a hiding spot, a warm meal and a place to sleep to anyone who asked. One day she was hiding partisans, the next her house would be filled with Germans. She used to help the resistance by smuggling food and messages, her own husband was a partisan who got deported to Mauthausen, but even though she despised fascism and nazism as a whole she had no hate for the german soldiers themselves. She used to say that even though partisans and Germans were fighting on opposing sides, under the uniform they were all just scared young men forced into something way bigger than them who wanted nothing more than for that war to end, to go back home to their families and live a normal life. Instead they were out killing each other in the streets and in the woods, dying for nothing, and dying like flies. My grandma has a dear memory of a soldier who spoke a bit of Italian and spent a whole afternoon playing with her and talking to her at length about his daughter back in Germany, only to go back down in town the morning after and immediately get killed in an ambush. She remembers his full name to this day. Her own dad was getting tortured in a concentration camp at the time and yet that day is one of the memories that have stuck with her the most, even after dementia, because of how much she cried for that soldier. War is truly hell

Reminds me of my own asshole.

As they say the best generation. My father was in the Royal Navy during WW2. They said never again, yet here we are on the brink of WW3

I 😊😊 do remember going 2 the fair when I was a kid 😊🎉 it was alit different back then from what it is now I 😮😮 didn't get 2 go 2 the fairs in the 1940s 1950s that was be 4 my time and back then they had the tractor 🚜 😊 dealers at the local fairs back U could see the new tractors and equipment they had unless U could go 2 town and the tractor 🚜 😊 dealership was on main Street in town 😊😊 back then alot of people knew U and U could get what U wanted brand new 😊🎉OMG 3 22 2O24

when U 😊😊 grow up in the country U get use 2 other sounds that U grew up w the birds singing 🎶 😊 crickets 🦗 😊 frogs 😊🎉 Bob whites 😊🎉 whip wills hoot 🦉 owls 😊 bobcats 😊 coyotes 😊 now or then it isn't like it was when I was growing up and all of the old people then didn't mind fixing U something 2 eat or drink back then they didn't like 2 see anybody hungry or wanted something 2 drink now 2 day none of those old people are left no more 😮😮 OMG 3 22 2O24

Great video, are you still alive to comment?

' Harry's story ' that tells of Harry's childhood memories of world war 2, is very, very touching indeed. Some of the incidents he narrated, shocked me beyond limit. Inspite of such a turbulent, sad and disturbing past, Harry comes forth as a supebrly fine, decent and soft spoken gentleman. Harry must be in his nineties, if he is still around. I wish him good health and peaceful years ahed. Thanks to the entire team of this captivating documentry.

I would have loved to have gone to their farm repeatedly for the summer job

Que hombre valiente, noble, agradecido.

The question that remains unanswered is, what tractor did Mr. Blazley (?) have that was big enough to pull the 5-bottom plow that he was welding on. At the time that this picture was made FORD had nothing bigger than 25, maybe 30 horsepower, and to think that he farmed "about 800 acres" is equally improbable. It was not until 1960-1961 that Ford manufactured a tractor (the 6000) that MIGHT have been capable of pulling a 5-bottom plow, so, something is missing, something that was NOT a Ford product.

The kz vision 20 ft trailer has only the fresh water valve. No shutoff to the hot water lines.

It was almost laughable when the Nazis said they came to liberate and protect Holland. I didn’t know they needed liberation from being a FREE nation!

ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS AND HAVE MERCY ON YOU AND YOURS, ALWAYS, IN THE PRECIOUS NAME OF JESUS CHRIST, OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR, AMEN

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That when people wanted to work ❤

my two older cousins lived in Kansas City and they would come down to our farm during the summer when they were in High School to work on the farm.. Good times.

The evil he described is now our cell phones and computers

Amazing story. The resilience of the people of Europe and the Jewish people during this time is something that is awe inspiring. Much love to everyone.

Crazy the uncle had to make the decision to kill his wife when she became a liability. What a hell of a position to be in

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A farm of his own! It's nothing like it is today! We poison the food we feed our animals and what we eat with chemicals Monsanto! Oh I miss the days when I was younger and working in the garden, feeding animals, putting up hey, lol and 4H! Nothing more wholesome than living on a farm. I remember watching the neighbor's in the field and the worry of the weather and such! They had a lot of acreage. This brought back good memories! I remember writing a poem for literature class about the fields the seed, the seeds of life and the future of the way we treat mother earth! To bad they didn't get what it was about. Maybe one day we'll learn better to take care of what we have, even people! ❤

What an incredible human ❤

My God ...what has happened to us?

that part whit 4H is funny since we in Norway still have lots of 4H clubs still alive and even I was once a member of one club when I was small and moved to a farm

When I think I'm going thru a bad ti.e I watch or listen to these things to remind me I've gone thru no ti.e as bad as these precious people.

A shame. This is likely fabulous quality. Why aren't any young people taking this plant? Peace & Lysergic

yes people worked hard back then just like they do 2 day then money went alot futher and everything was alot cheaper than 2 day people back then enjoyed 😉 😊 there self alot and when the fair came 2 town people took a break and went 2 fair and enjoyed there self after WW2 was over people and America 🇺🇸 😀 went back 2 work then new cars, trucks ,tractors were being made again and everything didn't have go 4 the war effort any more and when the drive in movies came a bought U could stay in the car or truck outside and watch a movie I still remember the drive in movies when I was a kid growing up years ago now kids 2 day they don't know what a drive in movie is 2 day but I do yes I can still remember it wasn't that long ago 2 me OMG 11 25 2O22

IVE seen this movie be 4 U leave the city and go 2 country that's where the real work begins on a farm IVE heard of a big farm 10,000 acres the corn 🌽 rows must been 10 miles long or more OMG 11 25 2O22

What drain valve do you get for the low point drains

In 1958 or thereabouts when Mr. Blazey was ready to retire, 400 acres were sold to the Finger Lakes Race Track. Two years later another 400 acres were sold to Farmbrook for a housing development. A small number of acres were sold for the construction of the Trooper's Barracks. The only remaining structure of the Blazey farm is the cinder block building which is owned by MC Automotive. The cinder block barn (shown in the welding scene) was built in 1946 after the original barn burned down in December of 1945.

A time when you were glad to have what you had and didn’t waste. No sleeping pills needed.

Oh oh grandpa tell me a bought the good ole days.

Wunderful video we live on a small scale farm, I understand what this video shown. Cuz we been noticing that farming is a gamble game, of planting crops in time, hoping they gotten a good amount of rain, holp they don't die due to drought, same thing with our hay fields, and hopefully we get hay cut, dried and baled and covered before the rain. But it's like my dad said once "if framing was easy, everybody would be doing it" but sides it's a 50,50 change of making good profit lots of people don't want to do it. So instead they whether to live in a city which is fine by me, they can eat food for only God knows how long it's been harvest/ made/ where it came from.

Of note there is a John Blazey tractor dealer 12 miles from Farmington that their website says has been in business since 1935. Also I found that tombstone market of Joseph Wood, died March 22, 1867 as buried in Hathaway Cemetery, in Farmington, NY. It shows up on google maps now surrounded by development. I’ve yet to locate the original Blazey farmhouse. I’m willing to bet Mr Blazey bought his Ford tractors from that Palmyra dealership.

Thanks for posting, can anyone point me in the direction of building plans for that spiffy parts bin rack at 10:25 ?

Is that farm still in operation

32.00 utter barbarians.

So you would say its easier to bike toronto to Kingston rather than the other way?

I always carry too much *stuff* on overnight cycling/camping trips. Feels like my legs are gonna fall off after 6 hrs. cycling before stopping to camp on day #1 lol

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To say it the an old farmer would have when I was a kid (I'm 78), "That's the way I was growed up." Ain't nothing like a farm. I'd go back to those days in a heart beat, if only I could.

Nazis Used Propaganda to cover their war failure and killed civilians when forced to retreat Now we are Dealing with a New "Hitler"