Hitler's "Desert Fox" | Colorized World War II

Hitler's "Desert Fox", Rommel pushed forward at El Alamein, but with the arrival of the maverick British General, Bernard Montgomery, to take charge of the Eighth Army in North Africa, the wind of change was about to blow. Meanwhile on the Russian Front Hitler's troops advanced their Stalingrad campaign, with the Führer boasting that this key city would soon be his.

[@jamesotayza2230]

Rommel is not overrated. He did well with what we had. Remember, Germany was faltering at this point. Majority of supplies were funnelled into Operation Barbarossa. Rommel lost the race to refit and resupply. And thus lost the battle. Given equal supplies on both sides, Rommel would have steamrolled Montgomery right out of Egypt. Rommel was pulled out of Egypt and assigned to defend the coast on D-day. Even then, many of his suggestions were overruled. Going back earlier, Rommel's troops were called the 'ghost division' at one point because he blitzed thru the low countries so fast, higher ups did not know where his division was. Some say he intentionally broke radio contact so he could have free reign over his corps.

[@mundomelhor104]

De facto Rommel era um gênio. A Alemanha só perdeu porque Hitler intervir na guerra onde ele não era especialista. Bom em comparação da Alemanha e Império Britânico acho que o império Britânico foram próprio diabo mudial

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

Good color added . Makes more lively , and interesting .

[@Anny590]

It is very interesting to know a little more about the history, I loved it

[@webrumrunner]

For a sub one hour video hats off for squeezing in a lot of content. Probably better though to save the conflict in the Pacific and Asian theatres for other videos.

[@charlenejones68]

, xss. 😮😮😮😮

[@hazeldmello5800]

My uncle was a Doctor and in the Medical Corps of the Allied forces, and was sent to Africa. India had agreed to support the war effort on condition that Britain would give India freedom after the War was over. One day back in India, my aunt received a telegram regarding my uncle saying, "Missing in action, presumed dead." Some months later, there was a knock on the door. My aunt opened it to see her husband standing there. At that instant her hair turned snow white!

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

My pops pop was a medic in the USA 508 PIR 82nd A/B Div. with capt.s rank , and carried a .30 cal. carbine ; optional . Due to grandpa's severe PSTD issues , he took years to explain his nasty experiences in WW2 Europe ( ETO ) ! He hesitantly talked about some of the bloodiest battles he was in ; from the country side of " Bocage " , or hedgerow vicious , grim fighting , and the bloody fighting @ Nimwjegan Holland , and the 101st A/B @ Einhoven , and the near calamitous events for the Brit paratroopers @ Arnhem Holland , Allied casualties were high on both Axis , and Allied .But , the Allies madeslight progress @ high casualties , and , later had to defend their meager gains at Evan higher casualties almost to the end of WW2 in Europe . Grandpa was wounded in the Ardennes , when the jeep he was traveling in hit a landmine kia driver , soldier behind driver , and wounding soldier behind grandpa , and wounding grandpa too. Grandpa , and colleague were picked up by an American patrol , and luckily , for 1st Waffen SS Colonel Joachim Pieper of the " Liebstandarte " Panzer Grenadier SS Div . Was lurking around the area , after Piepers murdering of nearly 80 to maybe 150 unarmed American troops @ Malmady , Belgium . Grandpa 's wounded leg was expediently fixed , and like other American medics was ordered to assist concentration camp victims ; seasoned medics , and he vomited the poignant stench of feces , urine , stench of starving emaciated victims , of death , and dying . He said , in a sort of a contorted look , it was hell ! His palpable PSTD issues was a result of the bad experience he had , esoecially being a medic , in the ETO in WW2 . Grandpa died of esophageal cancer nearly 28 years ago .

[@hazeldmello5800]

@@JohnEglick-oz6cd Bad experience. My grandfather, back in India, was a Doc and also a Captain in the Medical Corps of the British Army. But he was sent to Afghanistan. Did not see battle action. After retirement he became an RMO (Recruiting Medical Officer) where he had to check the new recruits for the Army.

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

@@hazeldmello5800 Why was your grandpa sent to Afghanistan ? The only thing I can think of is that if the Germans got through @ Stalingrad they would eventually link up the Germanys' "Desert Fox "Field Marshall General Erwin Rommel around Iran . Then , would of pushed on to rlmeet up with the Imperialist / Fascist Japanese commiting from India , if the Japanese were victorious in Burma ( Myanmar ) . But , that would be a humongous feat to overcome being a real logistical nightmare , and draining the Axis troops fighting in European Theater of Operations (ETO) to PTO ( Pacific Theater of Operations ) . But , it had the potential of happening ; luckily not . The point is that your grandpa would of been employed against the Nazis , and Imperialistic /Fascist Japanese too . Italy would of helped too in securing flanks of Rommel's advance . Mussolini's troops would of covered the southern flanks area in Birth Africa . Come to think of it if the Axis would of linked up a WW2 would of reached in collosal proportions of horrific fighting ,with Nazi- Germany on one side , with Fascist Italy along with the Nazi- Germans , and the Imperialist / Fascist Japanese on the other coming from the East via Burma .

[@jullia1955]

بله همه دنیا میدانند هندی ها مزدوران انگلیس بودند !!!

[@เอลซ่ามายาเดส]

สงครามมีแต่ความโหดร้าย มีแต่การเข่นฆ่ากัน เราไม่ยิงเขา เขาก็จะยิงเรา แม้ว่าคนที่เรายิงไปนั้นจะเป็นคนดีก็ต้องยิง ความเมตตานั้นหายากมาก นอกจากคุณวางอาวุธยกมือยอมแพ้ นี่คือทางรอด แต่เราก็จะถูกด่าว่าขี้ขลาดตาขาวอีกละ ไม่ยอมสู้รักตัวกลัวตาย คนทรยศต่อชาติ

[@hojinna6396]

One of my favorite narrator

[@liamdaletv]

Your comment caught my eye.. many thanks.. Liam Dale (The narrator).

[@auzeniroliveira7984]

Nossa esse documentário muito informativo parabéns pela postagem 📹

[@mariacristinacantante9577]

Me encanta este canal... Gracias

[@adolfguntherry7629]

WW2 started when France and United Kingdom declare war on Germany, in fact Judea declare war on Germany March 24th 1933, before that was just a local war between Germany and Poland.

[@stevenwild39]

Wow, for a title containing "Hitler's Desert Fox", only about 10% of it related to anything to do with Rommel.

[@Richard-e5m]

The Royal Navy had more to do with the defeat of the Afrika Korps than Montgomery. Rommel could not get the supplies he needed, not could he get equipment replacements, nor new troops reliably.

[@ayushdas8539]

I'm half Maltese and English, currently living on this tiny rock. I can honestly say that the Maltese people are tough resilient people. In 1565, when the Ottoman Empire invaded Malta, known as the Great Siege of Malta, even the Maltese and the Knights of Malta managed to defeat a much superior power. And what is not well known is during the 1960's and 70's, Maltese Mafia went to London and took over the West End. In a nutshell, Malta might be a tiny island, but the People are tough, even my mother at 79, loves a good scrap 😅.

[@VaguianeGondinho-hj4uh]

Como eu aprendo com esses documentários...❤

[@zemundico7913]

Isso é passado, procure aprender o presente para entender o futuro.

[@limalima1580]

ISSO MESMO. Nunca apoie ideologias de esquerda, direita ou centro. são três bandos de assaltantes do dinheiro público. BOZO E NOVE DEDOS SÃO FARINHA DO MESMO SACO. assaltantes do dinheiro público. Saudações.

[@frederickgolding1913]

Just a small point but the pronunciation of Auchinleck is not correct. The Auch is soft as in Hawk, indeed his nickname in the army he was known as The Auk. After all he was British and never sounded German !

[@GREATBRITISHCLASSICFILMANDTV]

I can repair that in future corrections.. We went with AU as in standard German OW pronunciation. Cheers...

[@geofflewis8599]

..and New Zealand, thankyou..

[@iancrane-luff1918]

Hitler should have realized we Brits were expert at hunting fox

[@DeeBacon]

New Zealand troops fought in the desert

[@bryansimmons8008]

Every time it plays a commercial it turns the goddamn captions back on. How the hell do you stop it from doing this? Very annoying.

[@bailimulibai1514]

Le problème des anglo-saxons c'est qu 'ils ne sont jamais mauvais ni cons: c'est les autres en face qui sont des génies !

[@mikebull9785]

The documentary contains a historical inaccuracy. Greece has never been defeated by Italy. When Italy invaded Greece on October 28, 1940, the Hellenic Army defended itself effectively in the first few weeks and immediately, despite its small force, counterattacked and repulsed them victoriously. It pushed the Italians back into Albania, liberating the Northern Continent at the same time. The Italians, led by Mussolini himself, in March 1941 launched another fierce attack against the Hellenic Army, but the Italian Army suffered a second humiliating defeat in the epic battle of Hill 731. On April 6 1941, Greece received the German attack on the forts of the Metaxas Line on the Hellenic-Bulgarian border. There the Greeks fought with self-sacrifice that made even Hitler confess his admiration for the bravery of the Greek Soldier. The Germans were unable to take the forts and invaded from the Hellenic-Yugoslav border and Greece faced with a second superpower, was forced to sign a capitulation with Germany and Greece was under German occupation. Thus Greece was NEVER defeated by Italy.

[@liamdaletv]

IT's an interesting and patriotic point of view. Greece surrendered to German troops 20th April 41.. and to the ITALIANS on the 23rd.

[@mikebull9785]

​The issue is not the patriotic dimension of a victory. What matters is the historical truth about the events and the truth is that Greece surrendered to Germany. It is no coincidence that after the surrender the years that followed were called the German occupation. Greece signed a surrender to Germany and the German Army filled Greece with holocausts of the civilian population, but then had to face National resistance from the Greek revolutionaries. Italy suffered the most humiliating defeat at the hands of the Hellenic Army. The Italians in the German occupation were under the orders of the Germans.

[@mikebull9785]

​​@@liamdaletvThe Nazi flag was raised on the Acropolis, not the Italian one. It's just that the narrator of the documentary for some reason doesn't want to discredit the Italians by covering up their defeat and says that the Italians won with the help of the Germans when in fact the Germans just won without nobody's help and of course Greece geographically fell completely at the end of May 1941 with the battle of Crete. I at least insist on the truth of the historical facts because wrong reporting of facts also creates wrong conclusions. The Italian Army was defeated in all the battles of this war by the Hellenic Army. They simply followed the Germans in their advance into the interior of Greece. The capitulation was made arbitrarily by General Tsolakoglou and then the Germans submitted to him harsher terms including the Italians. We cannot call this an Italian military victory, but a German victory with the Italians sharing in the spoils as the little brother.

[@NatureSoundRetreat]

@@mikebull9785 Well.. you can "insist away" to your heart's content but avoid the supposition stuff... Your comment is noted.. and when we next review the 155,000 words that this script consists of, we'll take a look at the 20.. you object to. Thanks for watching.. Liam Dale.

[@mikebull9785]

@@NatureSoundRetreat You are right about the supposed points and that is why I am withdrawing that particular point. We have no rivalry with people. We are simply referring to historical events. Thanks for pointing it out.👍

[@davidj.winter6782]

This hour contains about 5 minutes of Rommel.

[@Indigo_European]

Liam Dale is a national treasure. I love it whenever his documentaries get recognized by lay people. I have fallen asleep to his programs countless times and for that I cannot thank him enough.

[@liamdaletv]

Getting my listeners to sleep is a fine cause.. perhaps more enlightenment achieved if I could keep them awake. :-) All the best.. Liam Dale

[@Indigo_European]

@@liamdaletv Haha I was awake the first 7 times I watched Liam. Now I know where we are just by listening. Easier on my eyes too.

[@Polyharmacy]

Who the hell is "Owshinlech"? Pronounce the guy's name properly, ffs. he wasn't a German. @@liamdaletv

[@liamdaletv]

@@Polyharmacy German pronunciation.. LOL.. I live with my errors.. you need to too.. or just move on if such a little thing can trigger yah.. xx

[@notwocdivad]

I have always understood that there is no H in STALIN or Stalingrad? plus Auchinleck is I believe pronounced AUKINLECK?

[@liamdaletv]

Then your understanding is in error.. ask ANY German speakers of the 1940s generation and schooling.. Sht.. is correct. :-) As for AU.. it is OW.

[@battshytkrazy156]

Good stuff 😮🎉

[@MrPietras65]

In September 1939, the Second World War began. It began with a joint attack by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union on Poland. These two aggressors have signed an alliance pact, called the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact, which contained a secret protocol for the division of Poland between Hitler and Stalin.

[@richardsimms251]

Terrific video. RS. Canada

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

Interesting that the USMC might of been used in North Africa , and possibly in the ETO itself , but the USMC was occupied in the Pacific .

[@franklintorres7124]

Muy interesante y conocer las historias de las guerras mundiales más relevantes

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

The Allied merchant Marines were definite unsung heroes ; they literally were important in victory over the Axis forces .

[@MoisesPereira-bf9zi]

Uma excelente aula de história sobre a segunda grande guerra

[@logictotalwar1201]

amazing doc, i have to downloaded 😁

[@julioaranton461]

Invade, kill, conquer, occupy, eventually die & be replaced by someone else in peacetime as mankind continues to hopefully learn from past "mistakes" :till new conflicts entrr the world stage as pattern continues 'till "lessons" finally learned in consciousness or not? Namaste 🕊️

[@MS-sb9ov]

A tiny point but so pleased you pronounced 'patriotic', as in 'hat'.

[@liamdaletv]

Scoanes... Scones.. Tomatoes.. Tomaytoes.. :-) Cheers.. Liam Dale (Narrator)

[@Demun1649]

19:28, Indian troops, in North Africa, wore the same uniforms as the other Commonwealth countries, khaki or sand, NOT BLUE. Who did the (incorrectly spelt) "colorization"? I deduce it was meant to be colourisation?

[@keithd5181]

Some Yank taught English the wrong way. Remember, the Irish man Noah Webster bastardised English.

[@moss8448]

nothing like people fighting over stuff that ain't theirs. an we wonder why

[@anonimman983]

Rommel was a legend,no debate

[@rikijett310]

Meh...

[@Indigo_European]

Like Montgomery I think timing was crucial to Rommel’s success. He is one person that I truly wish survived the war so we could get to know him more post National Socialism. Him and Patton. Could you imagine the two of them hosting a Q & A in the 60s? Sadly we were deprived of that because war happens. We know what happens to Rommel but it is less clear what happened to Patton.

[@ArmenianBishop]

@@Indigo_European agree

[@francishooper9548]

Rommel had a USA Colonel embedded with the British who attended the all strategy meetings of the British African command and informed Rommel of the meetings contents up to five times a day. Rommel set up a special unit to monitor this colonels information. In these circumstances appearing brilliant is not so hard. When the British overran this unit and realised what was happening and his information source dried up Rommel was nothing special.

[@johnharrop5530]

Wasn’t much on Rommel or the desert campaign, more on Russia and the Pacific and Malta

[@yvesschroeter7403]

Remarquable vidéo et musique lancinante qui correspond à l'horrible période de cette seconde guerre mondiale 😰🙏😭

[@davidrushby3836]

what the hell as this got to do with rommel ?

[@pedemeyer]

The conflict didn’t start with Germany invading Poland.., that all depends on where you live. In Africa the Italians had been fighting in Abesinia.., in China the Japanese had been engaged since the early 30’ etc. In fact the hole concept of a “Second World War” didn’t make it before the winter 1941/42 when Japan draw USA fully into the conflict. And only then did we think about “the Great War” as a First World War.

[@Crashed131963]

A World War mean many countries in a global war. So WW2 started when Germany and Italy declared war on the USA on the 11th of Dec 1941. Before that the China ,Japan war it was called *The Second Sino-Japanese War*. The 7 year war had more countries fighting each other but was not called a World War.

[@paulreilly3904]

​@@Crashed131963Don't bother mate, he's an idiot.

[@AlexanderJScheu]

PS - Did not crossout..

[@kostasnanos9867]

Γιατί δεν αναφέρεται πουθενά ο ρόλος της Ελλάδας στον πόλεμο με τους Ιταλούς και Γερμανούς

[@romario25ros]

Você apagou um documentário de 8 horas da guerra ?

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Un documental de primera en describir muy detalladamente estas operaciones registradas en esa parte de la guerra se estaba llevando a cabo.

[@olavolessa3124]

Que tropas de Romemel? Era apenas um corpo de exercito , maior maior que um monte de bravos soldados , cujo comandante apelidado de Raposa do Deserto, sinonimo de gênio do deserto.

[@cartooch9549]

pas un mot sur la résistancede l'armée française à Bir Hakeim qui à permis au force britanniques de se réorganiser et de battre Rommel à El Alamein

[@JoelRene-wz2xi]

Commandé par le Fameux général Des Forces Françaises Libres Kœnig,de la 13e DBLE Qui a,Bir Hakeim A réussi à repousser les attaques Des unités de l'afrika korps Ce qui a permis Aux autres forces alliées de se réorganiser , pour la victoire de El Alamein

[@colin.d]

Some of the pronounciations are not researched however!

[@ВолодимирКасяненко-д6ь]

Дякую за правду і фаховість ФРН Барщ Лужиччина з Бранденбургу Володимир Касяненко

[@ΜΠΑΜΠΗΣΑΘΑΝΑΣΑΚΟΣ-ξ9κ]

Βάζετε υπότιτλους στα ελληνικά. Ευχαριστώ.

[@ademirbonfim8781]

Muito top esse vídeo

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

I thought this documentary would strictly deal with the North Africa Campaign .

[@lairdsimpsonog3840]

Auchinleck is pronounced Ockin lek.. Its Scottish..

[@mayfalltribe4747]

"One more time for the people in the back Part 23"

[@jjock3239]

Your commentary on the Middle East,and the leadership of Auchinlek, is erroneous at best. It is true, that because Auckenlek's roots were in the Indian Army, and he was not familiar with the leadership of the British Army, he didn't have the necessary familiarity with the senior officers to make the best choices. After Ritchie's defeat, he took over the 8th Army, chose the site of El Alemain, where he couldn't be outflanked, and stopped Rommel's concerted attempts to break through to the Nile. ( It must also be remembered, that because of the disastrous security leak in Cairo, caused by the compromise of the American's secret code, Rommel had complete access to all of Auchinlek's plans throughout that disastrous period.) Auchinlek, was the general that started the preparations for Alem Halfa, knowing that it was Rommel's only option for an attempt to outflank the British. He had advised Churchill that his preparations to begin an offensive, would not be complete before September, and the fact that Churchill replaced him with Montgomery, further eroded that timetable into October. Montgomery was no genius, he was a setpiece watchmaker, who damn near failed. When he finally did succeed at Alemain, he was to much of a chicken heart to followup and finish Rommel off, even though he was fully aware that Rommel had virtually nothing left after the battle.,

[@littlejohnny47]

This video has little to do with the North African campaign but is an overview of WWII and fighting from the Pacific to Stalingrad and beyond. Don’t waste your time.

[@johnkennedy972]

Rommel is underrated for sure

[@geridayao8924]

This video discussed the entire ww2 history. Either the title is wrong or the content is.

[@liamdaletv]

Possibly the dumbest comment I've ever read here. :-) THIS episode is one of 24.. covering only 3 months of WW2.

[@Crashed131963]

The Axis never did control the Mediterranean Sea so not sure how winning in North Africa would have helped Germany or Italy in any way? Middle East oil does not help if you can't ship it back to your country.

[@eamonstafford2056]

Yes and if you can't refine it

[@wolframmuller6183]

Rommel hat mit seiner Geisterarmee Frankreich besiegt.

[@JooLaa-zq7mc]

Actually it was von manstein who drafted the daring plan that defeated France Rommel was just a divisional commander in that campaign.

[@robchandacrawford1392]

kind regards from new zealealand

[@Themavila2000]

Por que hay algunos videos que se repiten y solo le cambian el nombre??????????????????????????????????????'

[@pavelsudoplatov9596]

❤ Україна - переможе!

[@wernerortiz6402]

En tu mente retorcida

[@pavelsudoplatov9596]

@@wernerortiz6402 putin - hujlo la la la

[@pavelsudoplatov9596]

@@wernerortiz6402 ruZZia - SHIT

[@АндрейЕремин-й5с]

Типичное кино 60х,когда внемания не обращали на многие детали и можно было современные танки легко выдавать за времен второй мировой- кресты или звезды нарисовал - и готово! Сейчас то публика,благодаря интернету куда более продвинутая- тут же критиковать начнут и глумиться. Мол не держите нас за идиотов! Качество давай! А тогда все сходило!

[@コクヨかパイロットか]

🇯🇵🇮🇹🇧🇬🇭🇺🇷🇴and so on「Who told you to fight the Soviet Union? You said you wanted to check them!」 🇩🇪「…」 I used DeepL

[@volodyakan5111]

Дякую за переклад титрів українською мовою.

[@wernerortiz6402]

In your dreams, only 😂

[@aka.aniuge]

我不知道拍摄此纪录片的人是如何在这般近距离拍摄的！？

[@raydinardo5198]

Disappointing video,very little actual footage of Rommel or the DAK

[@longhea5471]

HelloThankyou HappyyEveryone lfromcambodia welcome

[@franciscojandersoncunha4378]

No campo de batalha,os alemães era grandes combatentes, difícil de lutar ,mas graças a Deus o eixo do mal perdeu

[@bailimulibai1514]

Rommel était surestimé !

[@haydenskilton]

German AND RUSSIAN invasion of Poland in 1939 !! History seems to forget this little nugget

[@JooLaa-zq7mc]

Exactly Stalin struck on the 17th September 1939.

[@lunobreezy4238]

Suis confuse la 😕😕 Qui a créé la gestapo ?? Mais vraiment Hitler n'avait pas trop sa tête

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

The capture of Guadalcanal by the Americans was a requiem of the Imperialist / Fascist Japanese Empire .

[@robertlight5227]

And the foundation of the empire of "Merica.

[@aka.aniuge]

这个视频是真实影像还是电影片段？

[@VuHoang-qr8vi]

Es ist ein Teil der Geschichte, die Nazi-Armee war damals sehr mächtig, sowohl Europa als auch Teile der Sowjetunion mussten auf der Hut

[@АндрейВязов-и8ы]

С каких это пор Захватнические Войны стали называться - Конфликтом ?!?!

[@ОлегЧайка-л9т]

Да, действительно! Лучше называть СВО!

[@HughBond-kx7ly]

AI voice is irritating.

[@harryhole5786]

Warum steht da der Titel auf deutsch, und dann zabbert er auf Englisch? Ich kann's nicht ertragen.

[@Demun1649]

Why have you never done a video on the differences between the Nazi paratrooper kit, and the much more controlled Allied 'chutes? The methods of control, or not, are very different in their use. I don't expect many of your viewers will ever have given this a single thought.

[@IMAGESOFWAR]

Your last sentence answers your own question.. Colorization is how the word is spult in American..

[@Demun1649]

@@IMAGESOFWAR "SPULT". Sorry, I don't know that word! What language is that? And, I DELIBERATELY, asked the question because it was clearly a dubbed film, with an English voice-over, but the editor was just too English to bother to do the job correctly, typical of the average low tech training given in England.

[@LiamDale-FestivalFilms]

@@Demun1649 If you miss the joke of spult.. what can I say.. there's always a muppet. 🙂

[@Demun1649]

@@LiamDale-FestivalFilms I agree, there always is. Mostly, those who make a mistake, and have too big an ego to admit it. Typical of self-obsessed individuals without a social life with real people. You just don't care. I care. My dad was in North Africa from July 1939, first in the Western Desert Force, then the Eight Army, before his 4th Armoured Division was pulled back to Britain for re-equipping for D-Day, Then fighting in France, Belgium, Netherlands and Germany. All you do is insult the memory of the troops who pulled off the second defeat that the Nazi army suffered in WW2. I understand why you don't care. There is, usually, one of two reasons. You, probably, qualify for both of them.

[@liamdaletv]

@@Demun1649 I'll not reply.. so your ego can have the last self important word.. well.. cept.. blabh blah blah dee yawn yawn. Thanks to your father for his service. I bet you are a disappointment to him in reality. Now go get yourself a tube of KY.. there are plenty of "shute" videos you can "shoot" to...

[@user-mp3eq6ir5b]

Hitler had no clue what Strategy was for. He was a Tactical Corporal who never could see past the next hill.

[@ayushdas8539]

Valeu. Dublado

[@pavelsudoplatov9596]

❤ Слава Україні! Слава Героям!

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

Relevant of today's events in Ukraine ?

[@befeleme]

@@JohnEglick-oz6cd Yes, it is relevant: It is Nazis against Russians yet again.

[@domenicozagari2443]

MUSSOLINI WAS NOT A DICTATOR, LIKE CHURCHILL HE WAS PRIME MINISTER. ITS NOT TRUE, MUSSOLINI DID NOT WANT TO PUSH IN TO EGYPT, HE WAS WAITING FOR PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

[@washingtonazedias4702]

Muita pretensão querer dominar o mundo ...

[@JohnEglick-oz6cd]

How about fighting New Guineas head hunters ; for real it was a definite danger .

[@shandon360]

37:56 What is that sound that sounds like a fucking alien laser beam?!? Its got to be a metal cable snapping right? Thats also gotta be what that iconic laser beam comes from/is. Thats awesome 😮❤:D

[@justincampitelli3802]

the wrong side lost

[@kimthuynguyen6104]

👍❤❤❤

[@MAMAD76543]

Tanpa keroyokan mustahil bagi eropa menang melawan n*z*..

[@robchandacrawford1392]

trade

[@chares7578]

Tell that to the Desert Rats who are still in Africa.

[@olavolessa3124]

Nao havia restos de exercitos sovieticos. Haviam soldados recentemente disponiveis e bem armados, para desespero dos nazistas, estes sim ; restos.

[@markminter3960]

I’m disappointed, halfway through, I know how the war went, from beginning to end… I thought this would be something new on General Romero. It’s lacking as far as the title suggests. Sorry 😞 it suck’s

[@jean-francoisg-concept3142]

Bizarre, bizare... Pas un mot sur les forces Françaises libres...

[@pavelsudoplatov9596]

❤ Україна - понад усе!

[@genenovak2717]

War was going on long before 1939, not sure why 1939 is referred to as the beginning, look at what was going on all over the world many wars!

[@godblessukraine1386]

Krieg am Krieg.

[@robchandacrawford1392]

by 1974 the uk sign a free tree agreement with germany ????????????

[@村上修一-b6f]

小学5年生の時に第二次世界大戦の写真集を観ました。場所はフランスの何所かでした。アメリカ兵とドイツ兵の【死体】が野晒しになっていました。『お互い生きているのに、どうして白人同士で殺し合ったのか？』理解に苦しみました。　納得行きませんでした。二度と『白人同士』の殺し合いは遣らないで下さい。主・イエスの望み通りに生きて下さい。

[@befeleme]

I guess they didn't teach you about Nanjing in school.

[@Muhammedkmal]

لماذا لا تتكلم عن جيش هتلر الذي هزم في مصر اثناء الحرب العالميه الثانيه في منطقة العالمين

[@antoniogallardodiaz7710]

Just a few days after I get home from work and I have a lot going on and I don't have to work tomorrow so I can go back to work tomorrow and get a job and get my stuff done and get it back in and then go to the store store and get it555

[@22942]

What are you trying to say?