Americans Attacked And Broke Through Our Lines At Several Points

(Part 2) . Watch our video " Americans Attacked And Broke Through Our Lines At Several Points " and Immerse yourself in the gripping memoirs of an enlisted man in Germany's army who served on both Eastern and Western fronts, facing the harsh realities of war. Captured in 1944, his journey takes an unexpected turn as he finds himself in American hands, spending 14 months in POW camps across the United States.
Experience the highs and lows of life as a prisoner of war during ww2, from the challenges of a French POW camp to the comparatively comfortable but psychologically taxing sojourn in the United States. Join us as we uncover the emotional turmoil of coping with homesickness, accepting defeat, and confronting the shocking revelations about the lies and brutality of the Third Reich. This video series explores the resilience of the human spirit, offering poignant insights into maintaining dignity, pride, and hope in the face of adversity.
Link of the playlist • Diary of a German Enli...

[@WW2Tales]

(Note we have just re-uploaded the video after fixing the bug in its previous version ) Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Part 2 of diary of an enlisted man in Germany's army, who served on both the Eastern and Western fronts and was wounded four times before being captured in 1944. After a highly unpleasant stay in a French POW camp, he was turned over to American authorities and sent to the U.S., where he spent a comparatively comfortable 14 months in several POW camps. Repatriated in 1948, He worked as a dental technician until his death. This is link of the playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLGjbe3ikd0XEB0tw8c5PNFvQWdL0-eYAy Link of part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGHFmoFrm5mShJY

[@Ryan-bn3qk]

"It is very hard for a respectable girl to secure the man her heart desires. If she does what he wants, then he stays away because he believes she would do it for everyone else. If she doesn't do it, then he thinks she is wasting his time." Fantastic quote, and very applicable to modern times.

[@stevemortillaro7201]

To all times…

[@davidgoodfellow2384]

I enjoy these stories I.m a brit my grandfather fought in ww2 but was captured waiting for a ship in Dunkirk that never came he was taken as a p.o.w that forced march he spent 5 horrendous years in different camps when he finally came home to my grandma he was skeleton and had a 5 Yr old daughter who he had never seen my grandma who passed away many years ago he hated bedtime every night till he passed away he would wake screaming god nos what his eyes had seen no ptsd back then he died at 59yr old I think deep down it was a blessing to my grandma he wasn't the happy young man she married he never spoke about anything grandma suffered aswell he was quick tempered never hit my grandma but drowned his sorrows as often as his measly earnings allowed him my mother was born in 1948 she said bonfire night drove him crazy fireworks going off I think a few times he would hide under the dinning room table crying so his life and grandma's was a misery till the day he died my mother said my grandma never shed a tear the whole family was affected by him and it was a relief when he died young I don't know what he would say to me I drive an audi don't think he would be pleased or grandma come to think of it

[@paul1389]

“I drive an audi come to think of it” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@spcox76]

Love these; I’ve always had trouble sleeping, and these are so soothing to listen.

[@chrismack5908]

Can always listen to your podcasts more than once!

[@WW2Tales]

@chrismack5908 Very kind of you sir 🌹

[@mikz33]

"a person from the philippines who is addicted to your storiries... just right for me, coz im so obsessed with the world war2...

[@WW2Tales]

@cherrielynjaninenatividad8525 thank you so much for being a part of our community, stay blessed

[@anzianopacheco40]

This is a great series, but I’ve seen suggestions that this is fiction and generated by AI. Is this true.

[@AshleyHarding-ho4dj]

Australian boy in Philippines also obsessed!

[@mikz33]

@@AshleyHarding-ho4dj oh i see... 😁

[@AshleyHarding-ho4dj]

@@mikz33 where are you from Miss?

[@derekmay8679]

What a time to have been alive...and in that situation...Fascinating stuff...WW2 was truly something that you can only imagine if you weren't there...

[@robertalpy]

I noticed that Hitler did not omit Von Staufenbergs noble rank of Graff. No doubt he always thought the junkers hated him. No doubt they did.

[@maryhook9478]

The junkers might have hated Hitler however they obeyed him it was only when Germany was losing the war that they attempted to assassinate Hitler.

[@halodisciple8459]

Very interesting, but I don't see the source cited anywhere. What was this soldier's name and what's the name of the memoir?

[@WW2Tales]

Sir please check the memoirs of Helmut Horner, regards

[@halodisciple8459]

@@WW2Tales Thanks, Cause some are questioning the authenticity calling it fiction.

[@WW2Tales]

@halodisciple8459 No Problem Sir , you are always most welcome to ask any questions or queries ,we are grateful to have you on our channel

[@Herboldt77]

Metal roofs are slippery and dangerous I have been injured twice on them

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Food?...... really Food?, well DIG IN!

[@snowy3578]

Great idea in theory but it’s a struggle to connect the story together. You need to mark up the story in numerical order with clear title of the story.

[@WW2Tales]

@snowy3578 Sir, when ever you watch some video ,you will find a link of playlist of that series in video description ,go to that link and you will find all the parts in sequence ,secondly the easiest way is to go to comments section of the video you are watching ,see the first comment (it will be a pinned comment by channel WW2 Tales) ,In this comment you will find the links of all the previous parts of that series ,Kind Regards

[@ELBOHOS]

God bless Count Von Stoffenburg.

[@billfarrell7051]

This is the first German veteran in this series for whom I have NO sympathy. Can one define SUPERCILIOUS ?

[@charityfields3075]

Yes, what a jerk

[@user-bf2cv9xo7x]

Supercilious. Very funny. Stop making up words, please.

[@seriousoldman8997]

​@@user-bf2cv9xo7x ignoramus .

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

I’m addicted to this channel but this guy is so funny and I am an American laughing about them putting some mine in an out house . The things the soldiers can come up with! Poor Americans probably we’re just getting off of the beaches in France and were so green,,meeting these young men just went from being boys to men on D-Day, and this is probably shortly after D-Day. Once the Americans had some on the job training on their side after a couple weeks or a month it was one thing because they learned really really fast there

[@nanthilrodriguez]

who wrote this?

[@debrathompson1780]

I enjoy these for the history. The German & Japanese perspectives. Mostly I marvel at the senselessness war. The things humans eagerly do to other humans AKA The Enemy. How people can be so brainwashed by the 'politics ' while their neighbors see the danger. Sadder still Americans who don't think history repeats. Yawn "History is boring". They have no idea of the hell our soldiers went thru to bring The Reich & Japanese down. All they can do is bitch & moan about how horrible THEIR life is. The Gov't sucks. Why vote? Believe absurd conspiracy B.S. Etc Etc Frankly I am glad I'm old! Maybe I'll see the world come to their senses. I am somewhat doubtful. But hey... HAPPY NEW YEAR. :)

[@MrDino1953]

Bloody robot voice mis-reads Hitler as High Tier. Just one of its many fumbles. Really, can you not afford a human narrator?

[@stephen1137]

I find reading out loud very tiring. I imagine most people would. I am sure that the cost of paying someone to do that would be prohibitive.

[@georgezuniga6298]

These Ai voices are okay but there are times that basic words get mixed up.

[@ososkid]

Next you’ll tell me that wasn’t Stephen Hawking reading the audio of his “Brief History of Time” Actually, the bot voices have come a long way in not much time. If it weren’t for the literal phonic pronunciation of the occasional word, I could be fooled

[@Flynnmiv]

@MrDino1953 You hear what this and that man went through and you still unselfconsciously whine about having to endure the odd mispronounced word? Funny.

[@Real-Ruby-Red]

I actually prefer this type of narration in a monotone type dialogue.

[@MrPat1953]

So where is part 3 or are you going to leave us hanging on what happens

[@WW2Tales]

Sir please check the link of playlist in video description

[@Nik-xi2ri]

51:45

[@blakecarlson3031]

This is ai scripts. The lack of description in locations and dates is a dead giveaway. Please feel free to prove me wrong.

[@Rockyman-99]

If so, it’s shockingly good.. but I think I agree. There are just enough blown pronunciations, mainly on words ending in …ed, that wouldn’t be done by a real speaker..

[@2Muchpjp]

31:21

[@augustuswayne9676]

First.

[@WW2Tales]

we just uploaded previous video after fixing it as there was some problem with it

[@augustuswayne9676]

@@WW2Tales yes I already listened to it.

[@WW2Tales]

@augustuswayne9676 Sir very kind of you for your continuous support and encouragement ,We are very much obliged and grateful ❤🌹 ,we will upload the next part in half an hour