Extreme Environment | This Is Why Germany Lost In Russia

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[@thaspiritf9234]

My favorite part of this journey was seeing the amount of 'play' in your vehicles steering!! Not so awesome, but very awesome to watch you steer it! I have a 2yr old Anatolian Shepard. I named him 'Lars' because I like your channel so much. Do continue the good work

[@WayPointSurvival]

Thanks so much for taking us with you on your trip. I always find it interesting when you're out in the woods and it was a lot of fun to see the difference between the Frozen Road and the muddy or wet Road at a different season of the year

[@SurvivalRussia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JTbyGracealone]

I love your channel. Your content is great. So much useful information. I am an American and live in the state of Alabama. I really like how you present a view to the world outside of what the media shows. We are like minded people and have a great love for the outdoors. I don't get wrapped up in politics and only care about the common good for all people. Your channel is a great inspiration for many people. I really appreciate what you do. I pray that God keeps you and your family safe.

[@fredeschen3783]

AWESOME! I liked this episode. Reminds me of the early episodes. Thank you 🇺🇸

[@dhooter]

I would absolutely love to visit Siberia. That Russian sky looks huge and beautiful. I could give a shit less whats going on politically. Russia is a amazing place. ✌🏽

[@bonzie321]

Long live Putin. From the US.

[@dhooter]

​@@bonzie321Hell Yeah

[@Julian-bq9qv]

🤍💙❤@@bonzie321

[@thomasmaughan4798]

"I would absolutely love to visit Siberia." As would I, but this isn't Siberia. He is about 600 kilometers northeast of Moscow near a town called Gostovskaya. You can ask Google Earth for "Survival Russia" and take you right to it. 58 degrees north, similar to *Fort Nelson* in northern British Columbia, Canada Long dark winters, long sunny summers.

[@ceehud]

Thanks Lars , you never fail to lift my spirits , i enjoy and learn a thing or too . Crack on and thanks >>>

[@kilolucifer1]

Your brother from another mother!!! I have been unsubscribed on most of my channels and notifications don’t work! I’ve viewed your channel since you started. It’s great to see you have a beautiful family and the pink ninja has grown so much. Much love from Wilsonville, Oregon USA KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO AND IT IS JUST AWESOME TO SEE YOUR WIFE JOIN YOU. I am watched more by social media companies because I am all MAN and not afraid of being banned. Keep making your content and I will keep watching. Go Bless You and Your Family 💪😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Roscoe_B]

A few minutes in the woods is always welcome Lars...thks.

[@raspberrypimilitant2242]

I don't see ads because I use VPN and I'm using brave browser to watch. I almost forget ads exist 😅. I'm 3 weeks into my 6 weeks of major dental work. Half way there but that way I can travel hike and camp again this spring and summer where I couldn't last year from bad dental fractures and decay. Change in insurance granted me this opportunity to get 8 root canals and 19 crowns. It hurts my stomach hurts badly I can't chew or bite just eating through a straw. What will I do? Watch old and new survival Russia videos I reckon. I appreciate you and your family very much for what effort you put into these videos. Best wishes and prayers for good health to everyone.

[@davidhakes3884]

Howdy RM, I will look into brave browser and running my own VPN, I get sick of the commercials so, Thank You.

[@dosmundos3830]

I just click to the next vid and then click back to watch ad free. haven't seen an ad on YT for years.

[@rogerlambert2662]

Thanks you for taking us with you on your trip. Stay safe Brother.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks, you too!

[@Mr.Andrich]

The survival Russia vehicle really hauls ass through the magic of editing lol. Your video's always make me want to go do something awesome, I think tomorrow will be a good day to do exactly that.

[@warcriminal5139]

Greetings from Germany, I love your content 🤙🏻

[@SurvivalRussia]

Hello mein freund!

[@banterman]

Lovely trip. Hope your family is having a good Lent, Lars. God bless!

[@MichaelR58]

Nice to visit again Lars, have a wonderful day thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks, you too Mike!

[@mikehoward8201]

Happily I can say I was not unsubscribed or messed with on your channel on KZbin! Keep the videos coming, Lars. My best wishes to you and your lovely family!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Good to know.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Likewise, no loss of subscription here. You popped back up on the radar of notifications and recommendations.

[@ericspnw8385]

I appreciate seeing the woods out there.

[@aizhongwen]

Thanks for showing these dangerous roads. God bless your good works.☺

[@thestumaji656]

Greetings from San Antonio, Texas ! Keep up the good work Lars!

[@wrxs1781]

Good video Lars, very entertaining, and spring is around the corner.

[@rickratcliff6231]

Your forest looks so straight and organised after being in the NewZealand bush. Totally different environment but just as beautiful. Love seeing your forest, definitely not boring.👌🏻💪🤙

[@haroldmilroy4489]

I need to get “normalized” 😂 love that line. I think a lot of us need that and the forest is the best place to do it

[@SurvivalRussia]

For sure :)

[@Hazmatt4700]

Always a good day hanging out with you Lars.

[@andrzejpaciuszkiewicz6319]

Спасибо, Thank you, it's so nice to see nature, especially natural clouds, it's a rare view here, have a nice day

[@gangoffour6690]

Always look forward to another upload from you. Great channel.

[@timothypeterson1903]

Awesome video Lars thanks again 💯👍👍👍

[@rchrdjms62]

Thanks so much for the video.

[@robertrosicki9290]

Lars ; The weather and snow conditions you have there are almost identical to what it is like here in northeastern Ontario Canada . I think I'd feel at home in Siberia .

[@SurvivalRussia]

We should be on about the same latitude.

[@Ian8008]

I am subscribed - never been unsubbed - yet anyway.

[@PuskwaskaOutdoors]

Just heard about the trouble In Moscow at the theatre, I sincerely hope your family is safe. 🙏

[@SurvivalRussia]

They are OK.

[@JorgeAguilar-j9d]

Everything you show its interesting. please keep on it!

[@Captiiva]

Stay safe buddy.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Lars . 🐺Loupis Canis .

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you too LC!

[@toomasnelson4561]

Just nice to see your smiling face, no reason rquired.

[@Balkanonymous]

Silky are the best saws. Period.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Period!

[@WhiteBreadThunder-op6in]

Good time of year to get some stuff done outside, before the mosquitos come out. Harvest Chaga and get gear ready to tap the birch trees for sap.

[@MontanaWelldigger]

I enjoy watching any videos you post!!!

[@SurvivalRussia]

I appreciate that!

[@goldcountryruss7035]

Ever consider installing solar panels on the south faces of the concrete domes? They would be very strong wind & snow proof mounts. Use bifacial panels and the snow will melt right off.

[@johnboyd6709]

👍this is why you all have some crazy 4x4 s

[@dochydrate5649]

Looks like that forest is perfect for laying down some of those trees and making a cabin!! Thanks for the video!

[@SERBIAZ]

Greetings Lars from Serbia.

[@bonzie321]

3:46 looks like Central American roads without the 1000 foot cliff on the side . Lol

[@gelati.johnson]

hey Lars, your headline makes me smile. ;-) my wife and me are watching you since your time as M.. prepper. I suggest that the Germans should fasten too and clear their minds and our government should take a look at the world map and see how unbedeutend they are and shoud stop the delusions of grandeur. My family tree goes back to 1512 and as a German i am really speechless about what is going on. yes, we are lost, not only in russia ha ha ha. eat icecream and be happy

[@didymussumydid9726]

While obviously a contributing factor, the weather considerations have been overblown. Traitors in the OKH simply refused to do their job, resulting in the landser having no winter equipment and being left in overextended and exposed conditions in the winter of 41-42

[@SurvivalRussia]

During that winter, the German Army lost 110.000 vehicles to mud and frost alone. From motorcycles to tanks...

[@vladimirk9584]

So you consider incompetent officers of OKH as traitors? Interesting. What’s your NSDAP membership number?

[@didymussumydid9726]

@@SurvivalRussia Yes, if Halder sends the troops too far and quartermaster general Eduard Wagner & general Georg Thomas don't send up spare parts, the vehicles cannot be maintained and they are a total loss. It's all documented and reported in books about which of these generals were traitors, mostly at the top. They didn't want to fight the USSR and they wanted their government overthrown, so that's what they did.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Calm down. There is no need for this here. He can write what he want, as long as it's not political or offensive. Let's keep a good tone here in the comments.@@vladimirk9584

[@harrymills2770]

@@didymussumydid9726 I don't think it mattered who the quartermaster was. From overstretched railroad resources at home, to different-gauge rails at the border, to plain lack of motorized supply away from the rail lines, etc. It was a logistical nightmare. You may as well say Napoleon would've won if it hadn't been for traitorous quartermasters. Supply lines got too long and were subject to being cut by partisans if they didn't waste more resources guarding the rail lines they captured... Anyway, looking at the bog makes me think of those giant-tired whatchamacallit's that kind of ride on top of water, mud, even fallen trees. It looks impossible, but it's perfect for boggy terrain.

[@Space_Pilgrim]

Cool video. Could you do one on hunting laws and culture out there in your part of the woods?

[@michaelmerrick5472]

Yes!

[@barrycole]

Finishing the house, should supersede checking the snow conditions. Keep safe.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I'm working on that too, Barry.

[@the-trusteeship]

You look great! The fast worked wonders for your countenance.

[@robertbeckler5058]

The snow just missed me today in Minnesota. But by the looks of it I will be getting some sooner or later in the next ten days. I will be getting some grass seed to throw out in the yard tomorrow. Seem to grow good if it get some snow on it

[@dougsmonsters4866]

Steering play was like my p38 😅😅😂grt vid lars.

[@SurvivalRussia]

It's "factory play" as we say lol

[@dougsmonsters4866]

@@SurvivalRussia helps the "drift" 😆

[@whiteboi1856]

Thanks for the video

[@fugu4163]

I remember a videogame called Mudrunner and it was all about transporting logs in the russian forests. The best places to drive was across open grassfields and in shallow rivers.

[@williamjarvis3473]

Good job bro! Great video!

[@koolman5865]

Great title... very real.

[@SharonAnnMenefee]

Rugged terrain and "Generals December, January, and February."

[@ipaddlemyowncanoe.7441]

Yeah I was wondering what happened to you. I haven't seen you for a while. Glad you're back. Yeah, good little video. Looking forward to your rest your videos. You always had a good videos. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks, you too!

[@pfutube4496]

looks like alaska where i live.

[@Julian-bq9qv]

Love Lars and his beautiful family. BTW- I can only imagine the worn out German troops of WW2 saying, What the Hell have we gotten INTO????

[@tomritter493]

Well that was afun day lars I loved just running around in the woods no adgenda just go .

[@VirtkorFedorowicz]

Long time watcher here, but on a (still) different account. Just a quick unrelated note: Lars, I think I have found your YT nemesis - the channel name is Victoria Outside. The algorithm just showed me her and the content is so completely Survival Russia to the power of minus one that I ROTFLed. I'm just leaving the note here so either you or some other viewer may also have a good laugh. I'm staying with you. Take care!

[@SurvivalRussia]

I see. She is not as good looking as I am!

[@thomasmaughan4798]

I looked at it (Victoria Outside); I'm not sure what to make of it. Not very "real".

[@leonardopoli319]

Hi, I'm watching your video,👍👋

[@SurvivalRussia]

Leo is always first :)

[@wazza33racer]

Germany lost WW2 because it was massively under resourced compared to the combined efforts of the USSR, USA,UK and british empire. Same for Japan, the numbers never stacked up. Both Japan and Germany were in desperate strategic situations.......its astonishing that were able to fight on for as long as they did or put any real pressure on the Allies. Its very obvious from post war information that the Allies were essentially being run by the same powerful group of people.........now known as "the khazarian mafia" or more commonly as "The Globalists".

[@davidhakes3884]

Hi Lars, I was wondering if you collect Chaga from the white Birch trees, if you don't know it is one of the very best Medicinal Mushrooms to be found and is easily sold around the world. I use it and Shilajit, Mumio in Russian, Comes from Alti mountains is another High mineral content super food, I used to collect both in Alaska.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Yes, I do collect Chaga. I drink Chaga tea as well.

[@davidhakes3884]

@@SurvivalRussia I thought maybe you did use it, have been on a needed supplement use for older Men, Zinc glycinate, Magnesium glycinate, are the main ones men get deficient in and they are so important for keeping us in shape.

[@whydoineedaname11]

I think you'll find it's now referred to as "big-boned" wood...😊

[@michaelmerrick5472]

Awesome!

[@RAYANDERS-w4t]

thanks !!!!!!!!

[@beyondappalachian8218]

Happy spring from usa

[@westernwanderer8397]

And this is why relic hunters find such good stuff in the swamps. I would love to go on an expedition into the Russian wilderness in my 4x4 with you! I carry a small tin with crystalized pine sap I gather in the summertime to help me start fires.

[@wyatt5542]

1:50 i remember you fording the river!

[@BoomBoomLou]

I love the channel. I saw you made a video addressing some dickheads comments. Don't ever give them the time of day. Just my opinion. Don't address negative bs. Keep on keeping on brother!

[@Lex-Hawthorn]

I found out that comments, whether they are positive or negative, play a part in algorithms, so whether Lars comments or not? It's all good for his channel.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

I drove government vehicle that had steering as sloppy or loose as I see in this video. Very enjoyable to watch!

[@baxterphoebe]

Thanks! BTW, I have a friend who can tighten up that steering for you. 😂 Love your channel!

[@oxxnarrdflame8865]

I found it interesting 😊.

[@cselfie7234]

Thanks

[@UrsusPolaris01]

That's an awesome video. But why are people not using those ATVs with the big wheels, which, as far as I know, are also amphibian?

[@tolik5929]

Yeah , the Mongols were tho only people to conquer Russia , and they did it in winter . Strangely enough , the Mongols preffered to attack in winter , as all the rivers they needed to cross were froze over .

[@harrymills2770]

Yes. Trading caravans knew it for centuries before the Mongols. A lot of northern lands could only be traversed in winter. Before the Mongols, there was trade in Peregrine falcons from the far North, and they traveled to and from the northern reaches during the winter. Got all their bird-trapping done at the end of the summer, and raced south, right on the heels of the winter freeze as it moved south.

[@vansongs]

Alright!

[@kayakell9200]

As I watch your vid I am on my fast. The routine is fast every other day. This I do to control my weight and to keep fit. Do you fast as a regular discipline or are you targeting a particular Issue. Skol fra NZ

[@SurvivalRussia]

I also do intermittent. The longer fasts is more for cleaning out the body and resetting.

[@adelecupido8493]

Awesome the snow looking good, does it look less than last year?

[@SurvivalRussia]

The amount is normal, to a bit over average

[@user-useff]

😲 you have nitrous in your rig!

[@JJ-JOHNSON]

You need a Can Am Renegade 1000 with 34" tires on it.

[@thomaswilson8634]

Lars the steering is wore out Needs fixin

[@ThingsThatIDo]

Maybe they weren't Snowshoe tracks at all Lars. Maybe it was Bigfoot or as we call him in Missouri, Momo 😂 stay safe

[@BlackKnight_755]

Looks like your steering has about a half a round of steering slop. I would be a little scared meeting vehicles and going across fearing that the steering would let go and either make me hit an oncoming vehicle or go off the bridge.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I'm used to it :)

[@thomasmaughan4798]

@@SurvivalRussia Likewise. It becomes instinct; you need a slight right turn so whip it through half a turn instantly then a nudge.

[@quadcam24v]

I'm itching to go camping in the forest once the fire bans are over :)

[@alanarmer8069]

👍👍⛺️⛺️⛺️⛺️⛺️👍👍

[@kevinscudamore2711]

👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

No joke.👊💀

[@jamesmurray5934]

Yes i had to resubscribe also

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you.

[@jamesmurray5934]

@@SurvivalRussia yes sir

[@pkmachinegun]

Yo that steering wheel had like 4 miles of play side to side. Holy f

[@thomasmaughan4798]

But he handled it like a BOSS. I drove a truck like that; took nearly 180 degrees of rotation to take up the slack so yeah, it was a lot of fast steering wheel action to try to drive straight.

[@nightmare0161]

Love to go visit Russia, siberia,Ukraine

[@markopetek9419]

Nice, 3 day fast. :)

[@SurvivalRussia]

Yeah thanks!

[@SurrogateActivities]

looking fit

[@HurricaneMiltonsDad]

Some day, maybe one day, the Russians will work out how to tarmac a road, held in with a strong foundation...

[@SurvivalRussia]

It's a logging road...

[@HurricaneMiltonsDad]

Our logging roads are strong gravel roads that can hold out against the elements for a decade or so.@@SurvivalRussia

[@SurvivalRussia]

Every region is different. Of course Russia has gravel roads for logging as well, but not here. In this specific are, we have no rock or stone at all. This logging road is part sand and part clay. The sandy parts are nice and straight. The clay parts not so much. I guess it is more economically viable for the loggers to just maintain the clay parts, rather than having rock and gravel brought in 300-400kmm from here. It's expensive. Also, the logging roads are not used much in the warm season anyway. This is what is called a "winter road." they keep it snow free during winter so it freezes very deep. Haul out timber while it's frozen and work the saw mills during the warm season. II know you are trying to tell me that you are "better" than us. you judge the entire Russian logging and road network, from looking at this one road. Russia is almost twice the size of the US...@@HurricaneMiltonsDad

[@HurricaneMiltonsDad]

Nah, not trying to say that at all. I'm just curious as to why the roads are so bad. It's rare here in Ireland to see a road get that impassable. I guess the sheer size of Russia alone makes it harder to maintain isolated areas in the same way. I'm actually on your country's side in this SMO happening in Ukraine. Thanks for the explanation and details, curiosity satisfied.@@SurvivalRussia

[@SurvivalRussia]

You original comment. "Some day, maybe one day, the Russians will work out how to tarmac a road, held in with a strong foundation..." @@HurricaneMiltonsDad

[@karlsteingall6832]

Lars Are you sure those weren’t Bigfoot tracks?

[@alialmalki7347]

❤❤❤ 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 ❤❤❤

[@bluedragontoybash2463]

underdeveloped infrastructure have its own benefits

[@willblack5419]

Y’all need to put some pipes in. Cover that wet bit.

[@Mr71paul71]

Germany lost in Russia and in Europe too, due to the work of Arthur Harris and his merry men. Who is Arthur Harris you ask ? He's more commonly known as bomber Harris the commander of the British heavy bomber command. It was his work which sent Germany back to the stoneage and crippled the Germans so they where unable to resupply their troops.

[@clinnyboy]

Have to disagree with your comment on why Germany lost in Russia. I'm sure terrain and the vast land mass played their part but it was by far more the fact that their supply line were so extended and often cut that they were freezing and starving plus fighting on two fronts. Both sides fought bravely and there were atrocities committed by most all sides in the conflict and yes including my own beloved USA.

[@Steve-318]

I believe meteorology was in its infancy back around 1940 too, that didn't help them.