Fighting for one house in the city 8 - the last charge

[@blank557]

That German tank commander looks like a younger version of the German Tiger tank commander In Kelly's Heroes who cuts a deal with Clint Eastwood to blow open the doors to the bank holding the gold bars.

[@BW-og1vu]

No he is exactly the same ...he could get out of Stalingrad but all the Starvation, Cold and horrible fighting let him age very quickly. After he got out of Stalingrad he was put in the Panzerdivision Hermann Göring and fought at Monte Cassino. You wont believe but also there he survived and got away, but this was the final so he aged again and looked like his own Grandfather. From then on he was put to France and ended up in the fight in Normandy :-))) Thats the exact explanation.

[@Creek_Hunter]

Karl Otto-Alberty is that due....

[@Prog4Prog]

Exit Only KH’s still the best war film!!

[@dima68196]

Anti German or anti Nazi? Or modern Germai is Nazi too?

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

Negative vibes moriaty, negitve vibes.

[@erikswanson5753]

The war between the Soviets and the Germans has to have been the most brutal war ever fought. No holds barred, take no prisoners.

[@gulfmarine8857]

Ever heard of the Pacific island hopping campaign? It seems totalitarian regimes have utter disregard for the lives of their heroes. Disposable heroes.

[@vincenzo4965]

no prisoners where you read it is what the kiev pocket does not tell you anything 700 thousand Russian soldiers captured and it is one of many on both the German and Russian sides

[@nepntzerZer]

nah the pacific has nothing on what happened on the Russian front, particularly what happened in stalingrad. you're a obviously another confused american yet again overstating u.s involvment in ww2.

[@rolfdubbeld]

@@nepntzerZer Wrong, WWII was the Russians beating the Germans and the Americans the Japenese. With many heroic battles on both sides. But almost 30 million casualties on Russian side almost 50% of the total number of casualties in WWII. The western front was a walk in the park.

[@user-qk1mv4qc4l]

@@rolfdubbeld в Китае Японцы уничтожили также около 30 миллионов человек. Квантунскую армию Японии в Китае разгромили Советские войска.Боевые потери армий Германии и Советского Союза сопоставимы( около 8-10 миллионов),остальные потери СССР были мирные жители. Их уничтожила нацистская Европа.

[@sergeontheloose]

I see, the Lieutenant Hans von Witzland got older from the movie Stalingrad 1993 but he is still fighting in Stalingrad to this day :)

[@randyfpmel1771]

Even he got promotion to Hauptmann(captain)...

[@chriswatson4430]

sergeontheloose the 93’ kicks this ones ass. The 93 one... actually gives me a doomed feeling. Damn.

[@jerryhsi005]

what was he?

[@francoherrera1265]

I knew was him

[@Erevoss1980]

he played many roles as a german officer of ww2

[@pyllywaltteri]

When will the russians learn to use subtitles

[@Pow3llMorgan]

Or at least hire a decent voice dubber.

[@jtom72]

cant read and see same time. slavs

[@user-wx4nv8xr3d]

@@jtom72 fix your grammar idiot, can't even speak english properly

[@nikitakuznetsov8446]

@@herrstandartenfuhrer9206 Dumbfuck

[@me.with.my.self.]

Learn russian

[@SmokeDog1871]

the 1993 Stalingrad movie is still the best eastern front movie

[@gonorreascomunistas7942]

And enemy at the Gates

[@castairl9815]

Stalingrad better

[@Capodecamper]

@@gonorreascomunistas7942 its a fun movie but its easily one of the most historically inaccurate movies ever made

[@mr.muldoontoyou]

Oh definitely. Stalingrad from 1993 is leaps and bounds ahead of this movie.

[@hebanker3372]

AHEM...Come and See...

[@thegreatcommisar2924]

When you drive through an obstacle when you could easily go around it just because it looks cool

[@KaustabhBarman]

Panzers don't have many options when it comes to going around things to avoid breaking it.

[@thegreatcommisar2924]

@@KaustabhBarman yes but running through concrete is harder than around concrete

[@MaxMaxx-tb6nz]

And open a cover for soldiers behind you?

[@thegreatcommisar2924]

@@MaxMaxx-tb6nz that is why armor has infantry support, to cover the tank from enemy infantry.

[@charles5895]

Its made to look cool, thats what movies are for you muppet

[@alihman]

In Russia, this film failed at the box office. It entered the top of the worst films about the Battle of Stalingrad and also topped the rating of low-grade films about the Second World War. Living in Russia, such a verdict on the film is clear without explanation. Previously, military consultants were front-line soldiers who went through the war, and now everyone is free to bring in script your vision of those events.

[@stingernord]

The film turned out to be commercially successful, became the highest-grossing Russian film in recent history and set a record for collections in the opening weekend (which, in turn, was beaten by the film "Viy" in early 2014). Among the 74 films shot in Russia in 2013, the film "Stalingrad" had the highest box office receipts - 51.7 million dollars. However, the opinions of both critics and ordinary viewers about the film were divided - it received both positive and negative ratings. "Stalingrad" was nominated by Russia for the Academy Award in the category "Best Foreign Language Film"], but was not among the nominees.

[@hukebein92]

No matter you say Russians made very realistic movies about their patriotic war very different form Hollywood movies full of bullshit and American heroes , I really appreciate every russian movie and the best one remains "Come and see"

[@nachbarnachbarsens7433]

@@hukebein92 to this day, as a fact, Germans actually made the most realistic movies about WW2. as we've all seen in Stalingrad (1993), Das Boot (1980) or Der Untergang (2004), naming a few good examples

[@manjelos]

When Russian movies get look of computer games...

[@manjelos]

@@hukebein92 So, Russian war movies are not patriotic?

[@galbatorix7232]

Those Panzer 4 look... Let's say weird

[@boristhebarbarian]

they are T-44's made to look like pz IV

[@SmokeyBCN]

they are soviet tanks modified a lot to look like pz iv. They've done a better job than many other movies. Besides, know a cache of working pz ivs lying around ready to be used in a movie? On the other hand there are tons of old T55s and such.

[@nativegerry335]

They look like British Cromwell tanks

[@Raussl]

probably T55 with some sheet metal welded on it.

[@Aleksi__]

They look like churchill tanks

[@hoodmuhammad]

Remember what Tuco said? "When you have to shoot... shoot, dont talk!"

[@sanghoonlee5171]

How many German officers has this actor played? He was in The Pianist and Valkyrie, yes?

[@utkutekumit6515]

also check August Diehl, that man plays his nazi officcers roles magnificently.

[@oreste8570]

German shot: drops dead immediately Soviet shot: laughs

[@christianscholz8406]

true haha

[@120masterpiece]

I can't say I'm a tank expert, but I would assuming letting a couple tons of rock fall on a tank isn't something that's desirable.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

No, it isnt ideal since alot of stuff can break, like the observation hatch, or the sight holes for the driver, or random machinery parts thats on top, like the exhaust pipes, cooling or ventilation for the engine.

[@manjelos]

Well, in real life such tank driving can be seen only by Russian, currently in Ukraine. Of course as tank driver obstacles should be avoided. Yes, a tank can go trough a house but also rumble full of stones should be avoid since can damage tracks and this can go fatal in the fight. Also drivers did "ride" on the small wall what easy can lead that the track can't touch the ground and move tank so can just stay in place as a target.

[@max_7344]

+ sharp fence

[@michaellyczak9337]

Or that they would ram a stone pillar with the tip of the muzzle brake (?) of a cannon. I'm sure bending that just a couple of millimeters out of a perfect circle wouldn't cause any problems.

[@donutrangerr]

@@manjelos That explains why they lost so many tanks lol

[@user-dc1qk2fy4y]

Favorite toast of Field Marshal Paulus: - "so that only good people always surround us!"

[@MFKR696]

The way the tanks are driving about all willy-nilly in this film is absolutely ridiculous.

[@allridio]

Well if you look at the muzzle break you can tell it is an M18 made to look like a panzer 4. The M18 could do some crazy shit.

[@Rodach34]

It’s an M18 with fake armor all over it. To look like a pz4

[@catlikepizzagaming8280]

H3R3T1C yeah because the translation of what they were saying was awesome as well

[@MFKR696]

@@allridio I wasn't talking about what kind of tanks they are. They're obviously replicas of varying quality. I was referring to the way in which they were moving around like chickens with their heads cut off. You are not supposed to drive over every bloody obstacle lol. That's how you break tanks.

[@keithw4920]

@@MFKR696 Yes, I was cringing at how they were smashing into the concrete barriers and especially when that one went thru the pillars.... and then smashing into the fountain walls AND bunching the tanks side to side ......

[@foreverblueclassics]

Thank you for this great run of clips! It looks a great movie and you've given a fine insight to it. Superb stuff :-)

[@MaxSluiman]

Always a friendly hug in the end!

[@richard0934]

THey really dont have the Strenght to continue Killing Eachother so i guess so

[@user-vd3xy3xz6t]

Ок

[@alexravex4575]

1:50 RIP Pavle, the russian frog.

[@yvesremy7096]

Wait... he's climbing the stairs of a crumbling house - a stairwell that is still in pretty good shape after what just fell on the house. I take it the tanks fired blank shells :-)

[@jwewa]

movie name : stalingrad (2013)

[@freakyold]

My favorite part was when the Russian CO gave the nod to one of his men to shoot the seaman who had no enthusiasm for fighting. Then he says "We have no ships anyway".

[@botulismcasserole9832]

My very own sister fought and died here. Many many moons ago. She was a sniper volunteer and sadly was murdered in our very own home city.

[@Joy.Fernando]

H ow old was she

[@olivialaferriere1489]

Sorry to hear that 😢

[@user-dc9oq2pr6v]

Umm if your going to

[@LesterMoore]

A most brutal war. The forces of a murderous madman vs. the forces of a murderous fiend. The echos of which sadly still toll to this very day.

[@hamster2845]

I was expecting that panzer to get high centered on that masonry.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

I love the way the Jerries welded steel plates on the sides of their tanks to protect the vulnerable tracks. Reminded me of the old "Mad Max " movies!

[@hansshekelstein9450]

So fun fact, while those definitely protect the tracks the main purpose is up armor to make the British Piat and Russian AT rifles less effective

[@miguelangelalvarezjimenez4071]

Esto es una serie o una película? Cómo se llama?

[@AradSP]

Notice how the tanker didn't salute the hauptmann since the latter wasn't wearing any cover. You really have to appreciate that they paid attention for this detail, in most films soldiers salute whenever even when it's not technically right

[@austinminer2461]

Could you explain that?

[@AradSP]

@@austinminer2461 In the Wehrmacht (and perhaps till today in German speaking militaries) if a superior officer wasn't wearing a cap or a hat of any kind you wouldn't salute him but rather just stand in attention - you're allowed to salute only when both personal are wearing a hat. However, later on, after July 20th (1944) the Wehrmacht had to do the Hitler salute whenever

[@austinminer2461]

@@AradSP Thank You.

[@jeffveraart2695]

You don't salute in the field to identify officers to snipers.

[@bbvollmer]

@@jeffveraart2695 probably why he wasnt wearing a cover in the first place

[@VersusARCH]

4:02 "GG, bro!" "Bro..."

[@freigeist2814]

lol..these anti-German movies getting worse and worse..

[@bryanbooker4466]

Easy to be anti-Nazi. Anti-German is, I hope, something else entirely.

[@bryanbooker4466]

I am fully aware of all this. And yet the Germans were unprepared for each offensive they undertook. They did not even have a single mass production line for building armored vehicles. To think of the NASDP as an economic success is to delude yourself completely. I can see that you have done that.

[@freigeist2814]

Bryan Booker The NSDAP wasn't prepared for war. The economy was running great. These are two different things, exept in the US today.

[@ericsturm4477]

Bryan Booker not all in the german army were nazis

[@fabiosunspot1112]

FreiGeist it's just propaganda,the Russians lost about 2 million men in Stalingrad you can hardly call that a victory,the Russians only got a chance because the weak Italian an Romanian army protecting it's flanks collapsed and cause the 6th army to be surrounded.

[@trycoldman2358]

1) Panzer 4 Ausf. H In 1942 2) Tanks don't get stuck on the concrete barriers 3) Tanks need to drive up closer to shoot a big house for some reason 4) Bad boy german Hans screaming like the usual villian german

[@mcj2219]

trycoldman23 You also here??

[@clydepatrick27]

All those Panzers could have leveled that building.

[@CarolusR3x]

Good to see Hauptman Hosenfeld fighting in Stalingrad

[@JRT176]

Aka Leutnant v. Witzland.

[@CarolusR3x]

@davide galasso The Pianist, my friend. Thomas Kretschmann also plays a Captain in that film

[@zakleman4532]

Nobody: Me and the Boys imagine when we play war games at school This war: This shit CRAZY!

[@sIurz]

Dude. “Nobody” memes aren’t funny anymore and are outdated as shit. “Me and the boys” memes are only funny if they’re ironic and adding a third person to a nobody meme ruins the joke more than it’s already ruined. The meme should go Nobody: Me and the boys having a nerf war: That would be an improved version of the joke you made. Hopefully your comedic abilities are improved after reading this, have a great day

[@salvadorsalcedo8184]

3:53 every kid when he and his buddy fight with nerf guns

[@chrisbedwards]

So you're telling me that instead of subtitles Russians just have some dude whisper the dialog in Russian immediately after its said?

[@Cukito4]

That's exactly what I'm telling you.

[@AremStefaniaK]

not all russians can read mind you comrade

[@thepreacher7399]

@@AremStefaniaK Not all Russians can hear either

[@luchko3936]

Its russian movie

[@KatyaLishch]

Russian dubbing school is great, there're plenty of great voice actors, it's a tradition, learn how to respect other people's traditions

[@pierreandlauer2824]

Everyone calling it anti German while the main German guy is the most developed and unbeatable character in the movie (like in the intro scene he fight hand to hand seven Russian guys including main character before blowing up hundred of German soldirrs)

[@hektorgiacomelli7161]

ofc, germans were better

[@Burbon1024]

Антинемецкие это плохо? В 2023 году я до сих пор терпеть не могу немцев

[@andreasvoss4931]

​@@Burbon1024 neither can we Germans stand the other low quality country's around us today....

[@libertyforoneandall]

@@Burbon1024 Держи свой фанатизм при себе, захватчик-насильник

[@Burbon1024]

@@libertyforoneandall иди в угол поплачь

[@GraD87]

This is the absolutely worst war movie i've ever seen, and i say you this as a Russian. Dont even bother to see this piece of crap!

[@Macomio80]

i already did - what has been seen can't be unseen ... i still suffer from that experience.... :-(

[@stephenhuvane707]

It seemed more like a horrible video game. Thank God for the 1993 Stalingrad movie!

[@kyla1872]

GraD87 i. hate. Yooooooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[@1yoan3]

What's wrong with it ? I've never seen it. Is it that bad ?

[@starwarsroo2448]

Anthony J. Looks decent lol. Can't be as bad as some of the war films the West has put out in the last few years

[@zviadzag73]

Soldiers father, chek point, they fought for motherland are the best films about ww2. And German film about Stalingrad is very strong film.

[@andriykalatskyy5948]

Ngl Germans had a very clean style

[@chechanrevolution992]

They look like RC tanks I played with when I was a kid.

[@crashcrash1349]

im pretty sure they are miniature controlled tanks lol. they film the tanks first then cgi them with the troops thats why they look odd at times in the vid

[@luchko3936]

Chechen?

[@user-so2zt4mc8i]

За 36 дней немцы заняли Польшу За 36 дней немцы заняли центральную улицу в Сталинграде

[@vinnitsia4984]

За 36 дней немцы ВМЕСТЕ с красной армией заняли Польшу. Если и п..деть, то скрывать "подвиги" дедов нечего! Или такой "скромный момент" х.еровато ложиться в историю победобесия великой отечественной??! Вот потому то у всего мира "ІІ Мировая война" и только у СССР "великая отечественная". Зас..ные трусишки до сих пор бояться наружу вывалить. Стыдно признавать что з 1939-1941 были союзниками гитлера, ублюдки! For 36 days, the Germans TOGETHER with the Red Army occupied Poland. If you lie, then there is nothing to hide the "exploits" of grandfathers! Or such a "modest moment" does not fit into the official version of the USSR about the history of the Great Patriotic War??! That is why the whole world has the name "World War II" and only the USSR has the "Great Patriotic War". Fucked up panties are still afraid to throw out. It's a shame to admit that from 1939-1941 they were Hitler's allies, bastards!

[@Acaquowara]

Germany take Poland with Soviet help*

[@GRaToMiC]

0:45 overly obvious a scale model

[@stefanfarrugia6736]

Not a scale model but a full size poor reproduction

[@hubrisbochen]

The Mark IV tanks would not have had extra side armor in 1942. They would have operated in tactical formation also. One fires, one moves.

[@mortman200]

These are Russian tanks gussied up to look like Panzer IVs. They put the slat armour on the sides to hide the wheel assembly since the IV uses double bogie suspension. The drive wheel you can see at the front gives it away as a russian design, and also why the tanks are so squat opposed to the taller Panzer IV.

[@cesarst3720]

Those tanks are T-44s that look like Pz.IVs btw

[@markheramis7749]

they're suppose to be 45 meters apart in a column formation during combat.

[@andreasvoss4931]

Yeah I was wondering the same thing ....I served 12 years in the German army.....nothing with tanks though but I remembered basic training and it was always spread out as far as you can cover your sides.....the tanks even touched in a scene like a car demolition derby.....😂

[@user-gr1vw6gw6e]

Такое впечатление, что фильм снят про захватчиков,а не про защитников Сталинграда !!!

[@_nanoslon_4609]

Ну со стороны/от лица захватчиков показывают героизм защитников. Не вижу в этом ничего сверх ужасного

[@user-vi1cc9ch2y]

@@_nanoslon_4609 как бы не только. Раньше снимали больше для внутреннего пользования, в том числе в воспитательных целях. Сейчас режиссеры все больше западу понравится хотят.. Вдруг, увидят, оценят пригласят...

[@Acaquowara]

@@user-vi1cc9ch2y west > east ,thanks to west you have us world

[@charlesklimko492]

Geez, I don't speak German OR Russian.

[@franknezevic4385]

True. How can you watch the video if dont speak a specific language.

[@reneegiese6315]

Venus Vortex14 Das ist schwer zu glauben.

[@memerzzz1735]

Wow I know german

[@manuelcheung2917]

1:52 - I feel bad for Kek the frog.

[@paolavictoriaperezg]

The name oficio the movie?

[@manuelcheung2917]

@@paolavictoriaperezg Stalingrad 2012

[@NurBull]

In fact, German Luftwaffe destroyed the city of Stalingrad in the very beginning of the battle, so german tanks could not move on the streets. The plan of the Soviet general Chuikov was that the Soviet soldiers were trying to be as close to the Germans as possible. So Germans could not use airstrikes. So german tanks could not attack the house of sergent Pavlov

[@ismailcoban3497]

Wow

[@freebeerfordworkers]

They noticed that the Germans did not like hand to hand combat and told their men to get as close as possible. I saw an interview with a Soviet veteran telling with satisfaction how he chopped Germans up with a sharpened shovel like tomatoes. To be fair another veteran was only 14 years old at the time told how he killed his first man with an SMG and the bullets went straight through with bloody flesh going out of his back. He said he was sick for the rest of the day and 50 years later you could see he still felt sick at the memory.

[@991kazuu3]

Thank for spreading the misinformation, in fact, the house of Pavlov could be destroyed easily by the German, they just didnt want to it due to they need focus to the North Sector of the City (The Industry Complex). In fact, German has destroyed similar building, it's even used to stand next to Pavlov 's House, its called as "Zabolotny's House". The Building was destroyed by German Artillery in late September and they was trying to aim Pavlov'House for the next target but Paulus decided to save supply for the attacking in the North Sector. Pavlov's House stood so long because the German doesnt want to take it anymore, not only Pavlov House but the area near Palov's House also stood their place. German never pushed any major attack in the South Sector from october 1942 to February 1943 ( But actually German was take back Pavlov's House in January 1943 after Soviet Troops decided to move out). What make things funny is The Soviet after the war didnt mention much about The Grain Evelator, Commissar House, Red October Factory, Barrikady Factory,... But they only focus much in Pavlov's House. These places metion above are better much than Pavlov's House.

[@NurBull]

@@991kazuu3 Thank you for sharing you amazing fantasy. The frase "From October 1942 to February 1943" sounds great taking into account that the Soviet counteroffencive started 19.11.1942. The 6th army of Paulus was encircled. In December 1942 Manstein unsuccessfully tried to save them (The Winter Thunder operation). The agony of the 6th army has begun. In addition, Germans attacked the Pavlov's house several times a day

[@991kazuu3]

@@NurBull Thank for keep posting misinformation, there is no sources about German major attack on Pavlov's House after October 1942, yep there are few small attack in company level in 9th January Square by both Soviet and German in order to take Milk House or Pavlov's House. But once again, there is no major attack in this area. The only ones was committed in September 1942, only few weeks after Pavlov captured the area.

[@waynebruce24893]

I thought this was a COD/ MoH cutscene. Never heard of the movie before. What a time we live in to where someone can mistake this for a computer game and vice versa.

[@psu893]

You have great videos's why did you stop uploading?

[@aerohk]

3:36 German officer was too kind to shoot first, and he died for it

[@johnrobinson1762]

This is a good scene

[@peterskelly7174]

Fantastic filming

[@mrincredible.]

I wish this man would post more videos lol

[@cannonf_odder3041]

3:54 and that kids is why modern duels aren’t fought with pistols anymore

[@blixerie9317]

Why? They both used 9mm. Its still the same caliber most pistols have.

[@Si-sg7vc]

I feel that in Russia they teach history far more differently then the rest of the world about World War 2. Which if theres any Russian here then I'm just curious but is that the case? In California we talk about the countrys who fought in the war saying there roles and describing the type of leader of each country. Here we were taught that Stalin and Hitler think very similar which is why Hitler hated Stalin seeing if as competition. But I've heard rumors that in Russia they describe Stalin as this savoir and barely talks about the work camps or KGB including the harsh penalties and oppression at the occupied countrys. I've spoked with a forgien student before who is actually from Russia and she looked at me with confusion when I asked how do they explain the Berlin Airlift in her country.

[@seroooooo]

Sehr schön Show!!!!

[@AnhNguyen-eu4st]

Very good movies . I hope we will have a movie about Kursk 1943

[@lrm6919]

Who once wrote that the German tank commander looks like the singer of Erasure?

[@davidawesome4569]

2:10 When covering both your ears is just too much hassle, you instead just cover one.

[@gabrielsistonamoca6963]

those Pz. IV looks like British Churchill tank.

[@bolojabba]

Bellissimo doppiaggio

[@kevlarburrito6693]

Oh this movie looks interesting! ...*watches scene where they shoot each other with pistols*... ....I retract my previous statement

[@antoinelachapelle3405]

I mean. Anywhere else in the war it was probably extremely rare. But in Stalingrad with heavy attrition and little hope for supplies and brutal close combat fighting sometimes for just a few rooms, pistols could be used effectively and probably got more kills there than every other front line together lool other than that the movie is utter garbage for accuracy one of the worst I've seen

[@ragingroyal729]

“Oberleutnant” that is an Hauptmann rank but ok

[@Ash-bh2dw]

@@user-ff3zu3kf6h Es ist jedoch nicht dasselbe. Aus militärischer Sicht würde das keinen Sinn ergeben.

[@RealLy96]

He is introducing himself, his name is Oberleutnant Schmidt.

[@tea345]

in der Bundeswehr sind 2 Sterne Oberleutnant, vielleicht haben die Machern gedacht, dass es in der Wehrmacht genau so war

[@RealLy96]

Rice Lord er hat sich einfach selbst vorgestellt. In Teilen der Bundeswehr sagt man auch bei der Meldung zuerst den eigenen Dienstgrad/Namen.

[@tea345]

@@RealLy96 cool aber es geht darum, dass die autoren des films vielleicht zu schlampig recherchiert haben und sich BW als Vorbild nehmen was dienstgrade angeht

[@easternfrontwar]

Nice video!

[@zehrabveladimir803]

LONG LIVE BRAVE SOVIET FORCES AND RUSSIA 🇷🇺 BRAVE SOLDIERS 🌎✌️

[@JustAdude291]

huge respect for the Germans, brave fighters, fierce in combat, tried to stop the spread of communism. Huge respect for the Russians for their guts and courage defending their homeland from fascism. Though both ideologies that the respective armies fought under were evil and maniacal, you gotta respect the fearless soldiers from both sides, leading to some of the most bloodiest and fierce fighting in history.

[@kinovanchik]

Фильм Сталинград, один раз можно посмотреть

[@secondanshark1454]

rip sitamfricus 2011 - 2013

[@gamerhistorian7843]

Historical inaccuracy...should have been Panzer4 F2 variant

[@castairl9815]

FEGELEIN!!! FEGELEIN!!!

[@szymiopi1821]

Mega film, pokazuje czym jest wojna dla obydwu stron. Rewelacja, szacunek z Polski. I wara od grobów sowieckich żołnierzy co w Polsce polegli!

[@hkboi7433]

How about your soldiers

[@TT-wh6mu]

Looks like sniper elit scene from the game :)

[@AgressorNation]

That Tank Commander looks like Sasha Baron Cohens character "Bruno". Let me shave my kugelsack and then we will attack, lol

[@usptact]

The legend says the lieutenant still fights in Stalingrad.

[@fuckingpippaman]

Just fyi there is a couple of videos on youtube about a Tiger reproduction (i think they made it in russa or basically in the east europe) , aestetically is pretty much identical, it even has reciprocal track movement if i'm not mistaken. Then i read about another tiger repro that was just made for a zombie movie?! But also very accurately made.

[@SOTESofficial]

Hahaha Fegelein is in every WW2 movie

[@OverMankind]

Where are the goddamn snipers in this movie.

[@bryanbooker4466]

Q: Could this be more melodromatic? A: No.

[@juanky813]

La ultime escena es muy buena, matarse así es de hombres valientes.

[@celularifood2036]

Sentimentos ocultos, omissos, todos que eu tratei sabem lidar com suas emocoes

[@MichaelFaba-fk4dg]

Where can I find this series or movie? I love it. Great movie great directing can somebody tell me where I can buy this movie it looks like a miniseries. Thanks. Appreciate it.

[@richardhalfacre16]

3:53 lol tf

[@user-ht8jo2fl7b]

Немцы научили нас воевать и мы превзошли своих учителей и дошли до Берлина. Ура товарищи😊👍

[@admiralabver1312]

Для меня заслуживает уважения капитан Кан также, как и советский солдат. Оба воина.

[@kurbanovm]

Лично дошёл?

[@foxmulder1246]

Друг, а как фильм называется?

[@erwinrommel2719]

Мы тоже вам пизды дали.И вы кровью умылись.

[@user-ht8jo2fl7b]

@@erwinrommel2719 вы это кто?

[@adamloveless3576]

Name of movie?.. Better than most war films!

[@militaresdaguerra]

Excellent Movie

[@kalpeshvaghela4732]

He started the War in two front with the intention of taking revenge very soon, which led to the defeat of Germany, but if he had not fought in that time, it would not have been possible for him to see the demise of that time. There is a saying in Gujarati that I would be in the queue of super power, that haste is not the crop of Aba and Japan also did the same and lost

[@mihanich]

Блядь сколько же пафоса в этом фильме + закосы под экшн

[@keatonlacretin9781]

Pavlovs house. The best example of why urban warfare is the most brutal

[@festungkurland9804]

Imagine having consecutively numbered tanks in the same place lol

[@BOB-wx3fq]

There was no waffen ss in stalingrad. It was a point the SS used further down the line to gain more favor. The SS at this point was always winning in pitched battles, so they could point a finger at the werhmacht in regards to stalingrad, that is until a little city called Budapest (the Waffen SS stalingrad) The tanker clearly had a deathshead, though im sure there are examples of prussians wearing deathheads in the werhmacht.

[@BOB-wx3fq]

And they say hollywood is fake and cheesey

[@aftershock2222]

There was SS guarding the airports outside Stalingrad and also to prevent regular army desertions, but no SS infantry or tankers fighting in Stalingrad proper.

[@BOB-wx3fq]

Bennie G the small SS police unit you refer to was pulled out before encirclement and didn't enter into urban fighting You are correct, there was a couple guys there from the SS for a short time But the SS used this as an excuse to show the wehrmacht as their weaker less dedicated counterpart

[@steveeyles8095]

Its panzer crew uniform, not SS, do some research!

[@BOB-wx3fq]

Steve Eyles yes, it is a panzers uniform, AN SS PANZER UNIFORM, see those little skulls on his hate and lapels? That's called a totenkopf, the SS deaths head, though it wasn't invented by them and there are examples of Prussian werhamct wearing it, it was a standard issue and symbol of the SS Learn history before you correct someone, there were elements of the 4th panzers trapped in the kessel, but they mostly held a southern position in the outskirts of the urban fighting. The also didn't have these fake ass looking tiger tanks either. Would've been panzers 4s and some 3s most likely some random shit thrown in.

[@romeroardiansyah4019]

That's a Panzerkampfwagen IV with skirt armour

[@bryanbooker4466]

Out of its place in time and space.

[@Peekarica]

I found the same tank, it could be a modified T-44 as seen in this video I found: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKexm6l6f7ekh7c It's a tricky one if it is the real Panzerkampfwagen IV or not..

[@kurtis7975]

@@bryanbooker4466 yah they didn't have spaced armor yet on most tanks and they didn't have the H model at that point.

[@kurtis7975]

@@Peekarica nice find mate, im sure they had 1 for the movie and rest cgi.

[@sashankasaha9842]

Sashanka Saha nice video

[@jamallabarge2665]

When will infantry officers avoid going into enemy occupied structures without backup or having them cleared for booby traps? The TT-30 used a very hot round. Goes through body armor.

[@universlp4699]

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[@rainerk5141]

Das ist ein Witz, oder? ---- ja! das ist ein Witz!!

[@dayton2vx]

Und das hiset

[@Marino_evii]

Dayton2vx ERIKA!

[@someguy2393]

Love how American and Russian ww2 movies just portray the germans as completely incompetent

[@universlp4699]

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[@galang2864]

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[@QURAN-IS-MY-TORCH]

There’s nothing worth to die for in modern wars. Soldiers die for politicians and their desire to get richer. Quote

[@user-ch6pr7od2c]

немцы были сильней нас но самое главное не духом

[@user-xr9vp4ps8q]

Все народы воевали не только гнилая Россия.

[@Anton-kl5xq]

@@user-xr9vp4ps8q гнилая? Ты чё опух Вася

[@user-sy4bw7kf3s]

@@Anton-kl5xq нет, он не опух. Он просто власовец.

[@jasonlou2013S]

Fegelein!

[@user-ze5hr5og9c]

Top Endingnya

[@gdocler8365]

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