🎬 Framom Främsta Linjen (2004) | Swedish Full Movie | Don't Miss Out!

[@tombrunila2695]

The description of the film is totally wrong! The film is about a unit of swedish speaking finns during WWII. It is based on the memoirs of one of the soldiers. The one that is shown as an old man, played by himself. The unit made several recon patrols into enemy territory. And in 1944 they stopped the Soviet attack at a key point on the Karelian isthmus at Tienhaara. The commander of the unit colonel Alpo Marttinen moved to the USA after the war and joined the USA army. He served from 1947 until 1968 reaching the rank of colonel.

[@HansJuergBangerter]

Most Americans never learned that Mannerheim spoke Swedish and Russian and had to learn Finnish as he was the commander of the Finnish forces.

[@timoterava7108]

​@@HansJuergBangerter He also had to learn russian. Probably his less than perfect russian was the/a reason, which prevented him going to the Staff Officer Academy.

[@HansJuergBangerter]

@@timoterava7108 Mannerheim was a Tsarist officer in tsarist Russia in General rank who despised the Bolshewiks, his Russian was perfect same as his German and Swedish...

[@timoterava7108]

@@HansJuergBangerter In addition to his native Swedish, he was fluent in French, russian and German. He also spoke English. When he returned to Finland in 1918, his Finnish was poor. However he studied it hard and by the WW2 his Finnish was already very good. When he was a teenager in the Finnish Cadet School, he applied for the Imperial Page School in St.Petersburg. He was not accepted, due to poor russian. Later in High School he got good marks in history, Swedish and French - but poor in e.g russian. Later when in russia, he spent time concentrating in studying russian. Hard work paid off and he managed to learn the language. I still don't think his russian was perfect, on a native level.

[@AOP1967]

Muy interesante.Saludos

[@jesse0george]

I didn't understand a single word but this movie doesn't need many to understand what it is about. Thank you for this upload

[@drdal]

Better for me because I understand swedish and swedish is the main language in this movie even it take place in Finland.😊

[@matthewwagner47]

English subtitles please friend.

[@TOZTOZ]

Is the description AI generated, or just from a completely different movie?

[@Antropeda1]

This is not "Swedish film". It is finnish film about second world war.

[@pauljohansson363kagy5]

What do you mean Swedish? It's about Harry Järv's war memories. Was he a finn? Surely

[@HansJuergBangerter]

its a movie about the Finnish Winter war against the Soviets and that a minority in Finland speaks Swedish and Sumi doesn't make it into US university curiculums as they are busily fucking up gender studies.

[@simkunaskestutis6467]

@@HansJuergBangerter Its not a Winter War, but WW2 Karelian Front.

[@swedishgooner6339]

It’s a Swedish director swedish scriptmaker ABOUT events in Finland..

[@swedishgooner6339]

@@pauljohansson363kagy5fortfarande en Svensk film.. OM finnarna

[@karelkrejci3099]

Bravo Suomi.

[@bosseraven9180]

A nation with over 200 million people attacking such a small country as Finland, and can’t take that they get beaten big time! 🤣

[@januszstepaniak8428]

Afghanistan vs. NATO-OTAN?

[@philiprufus4427]

@@januszstepaniak8428 Afghanistan Vers Sovietski !

[@MauriFinnish]

Tack ska Ni ha !

[@klausshtein4182]

As a result of this war, Finland gave Karelia to Russia. By the way, the Finns were commanded in this war by a general of the Russian Imperial Guard, the bodyguard of the last Russian emperor. In 1944, Finland, realizing that Germany was losing, went over to Russia and thereby avoided occupation.

[@frantisekondrus52]

Karellia was stolen after WWI.

[@AmiApache]

Hienoa katsoa velipuolen elokuvia. Loistava pätkä!

[@matthewmallan1995]

Don't speak Finnish but... I got, Russia be like... 'we takin Finland coz we bad ass' And old guy said... 'Bro. Hold my beer' About right?

[@ludwigneigl891]

I think they speak swedish. Its a swedish volunteer regiment fighting on the finish side.

[@p40148]

​@@ludwigneigl891They are finns, but with swedish as mothertounge.

[@ludwigneigl891]

@@p40148 of course the finns with swedish mothertounge fought for finnland like all other finnish citizens. but there was also the swedish volunteer corps with over 8000 swedish, 700 norwegian and 600 danish citizens fighting on the finish side. i think the unit in the video could be either of the 2 forces.

[@p40148]

@ludwigneigl891 This movie pictures regular finnish army, no volunteer corps, furthermore they are not fighting the winterwar(talvisota), my Grandfather fought in this war( finnish navy).

[@ludwigneigl891]

@@p40148 ah ok. thanks for let me know. so its the 61st infantry regiment? talvisota jatkosota. war is war. my grandfather fought in this war too.

[@kimthuynguyen6104]

Ở với người nga cũng chẳng tốt đẹp gì 😅

[@tarjeik7162]

3:50 verdens vaackraste flicka??😍😻🥰🔥

[@AmiApache]

As finnish. I .. Understand some..Were brothers!!

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Did Sweden used german steel hemets?!

[@northrider2224]

The Swedish volunteer corps in Finland during the Winter War (1939-1940) mainly used the standard equipment of the Swedish army, including helmets. They often wore the Swedish m/26 helmet, which was a steel helmet designed to provide protection against shrapnel and other battlefield damage. As above too during the Continuation War (1941-1944)

[@northrider2224]

Another detail in this film is that he Finnish machine guns used fabric belts for the ammunition. Cloth belts were common during that time and were used to feed the ammunition into the machine gun. But do't let thoses film technical details affect the film. The black and white photographs are authentic, so are the black and white film clips. I think they have succeeded well in portraying what happened to these particular men.🙃

[@Dan-gk7ti]

Yes, and the Finns too. They bought a lot of gear from the German before the war started. In fact, the Finns where helped by the German agains the Russian.

[@Onatyrade]

they are speaking Finnish not Swedish

[@petriisoaho]

Sorry you are wrong here... they are speaking Swedish....dialect of Finnish minority Swedish. Finlands svenska.

[@DrGlas]

They speak Swedish.

[@AmiApache]

@@petriisoaho Yritehthän olla.. sankarihaurois...

[@guillekociu8591]

Pobres finneses... querer ser Rambo...

[@АнатолийКубиков]

Сначала с немцами убивали русских, затем с вместе с русскими убивали немцев. Великие герои.

[@simkunaskestutis6467]

Не первый раз, когда русские соседнюю дружественную нацию делают своими врагами. Русским все земли мало. Хотя за спинами русских Россию обживают тюрки и китайцы.

[@27wowan]

ИДИОТ

[@AdamWisniewski-js8er]

A kto napadł Finlandie w 1939r? Finlandia się broniła.Finowie to bohaterowie.Pokonali twoich rodaków.Musisz się z tym pogodzić

[@bosseraven9180]

@@27wowanKretin!

[@АнатолийКубиков]

@@AdamWisniewski-js8er Родной брат моего деда победил финов в 40. Победили их и в 44.

[@GalsworthyAmos-r9g]

Dino Dale

[@HarveyColbert-g4s]

O'Conner Inlet

[@ryururu7054]

тяжело вам будет с русскими воевать, если в фильмах показываете, что русские воевать не умеют совсем. даже в голливуде не такие тупые фильмы делают, как этот.

[@bosseraven9180]

Vad baserar du ditt idiotiska uttalande på? Förutom att du är ryss?

[@ГеоргійКовтун-ц6ш]

Ми вже бачимо як ви воюєте в Україні. Русофашисти ви гірше гітлерівців. Погань ординська.

[@guillekociu8591]

Copia barata de Rambo... mala mala

[@TOZTOZ]

Well because it's besically a documentary. This movie was made together with the veterans that are seen in the movie.

[@cobbvd]

Если бы не глупое финское правительство, войны можно было легко избежать. Надо было лишь отодвинуть границу от Ленинграда на 30 км. В обмен за это получая территорию в 3 раза больше на другом месте. Но наверное у них там тоже было достаточно дураков, как сейчас на Украине и им лучше было воевать и губить своих людей. Их же не жалко, бабы нарожают. А тут такая показуха... Главное не потерять свои теплые местечка и нажиться насчет войны. Как обычно : самые глупые идут в добровольцы и дохнут за отчизну , самые хитрые делают с этого бизнес и богатеют.

[@DHarr-m6g]

Yes But you comrades are not to be trusted especially Stalin who invaded Poland alongside Hitler, the Finns did what they had to do to keep their country from becoming a communist state and they did that because they had already seen how the communists butchered and starved their own people without so much as a second thought, so keep on kidding yourself, your just the descendants of murdering dogs spreading lies and bullshit, as for your army in its special military operation in Ukraine you were stopped by farmers and housewives and other civilians fighting alongside Ukraines soldiers with minimal weaponry before any western aid began to arrive, because of the corruption and incompetence of your own armies commanders and because they remember what happened to Ukraine under the communists the Holodomor was etched into their collective memories and they have no wish to see a repeat of that under your new Red Tsar Putin

[@miroslavhlauco774]

Типичное мышление русского фашиста-империалиста! Я возьму то, что хочу, потому что я сильный! К счастью, и в Украине, и в Финляндии герои противостояли империалистическим русским убийцам и отправили многих из этих фанатиков в ад.

[@George-e9m1h]

Sweden secretly informed Ukrainian government 5 hours ago, that 24 divisions of Elite Volunteers called VIKING-SS DIVISIONEN are being trained and will soon be secretly sent over to fight russia in ukraine, a total of 300,000 troopers, supported by 5,000 tanks, 10,000 howitzers, 3000 ML rocket systems, and supported by 2,000 helicopter gunships and ground attack aircraft. Swedish troops will specifically engage secret North Korean Army soldiers. The problem with Secret North Korean fighters are that they are invisible, because nobody actually saw them, but they are definitely there, all five million of them.

[@AXS512]

The movie doesn't match the description at all. It's another Finnish movie trying to overlook and forget how bad they lost. And how they were spared by a foolish Soviet government at the end. Had the Soviets dealt with them as they should have instead of sparing them .The Finns wouldn't be able to glory in these made up myth movies.

[@philiprufus4427]

The Finns gave a good accountof themselves,showing up Russian Military Incompetance. The Germans did it twice,The Poles after World War 1. The only thing that saves Russia is her vast reserves of manpower,that, and her brutality and willingness for human sacrifice !

[@AXS512]

@@philiprufus4427 The Finns made excuses for two defeats. The Germans won one and lost the other. I remember the Soviet flag raised on the Reichstag in 1945 with Hitler dead in his bunker. And the Poles with French aid was able to stop the Bolsheviks after losing half of Poland first. And I agree that the Bolsheviks were amateurs at first. Russia has a saying that fits,"Russians are slow to saddle but then they ride fast".

[@AldisPinka-eu7sj]

Ruzzkaja tvarj, nenravitsja istoricheskaja pravda? Kak vashih krasnih ubljudkov mochili finnskije hrabreci, I otstojali svoju svobodu. Smertj ruzzkim nacistam vsegda! ✊

[@TOZTOZ]

​@@AXS512Russia tried to conquer Finland TWICE and failed both times. You can't be serious if you pretend that's something to be proud of from Russias side.

[@AXS512]

@@TOZTOZ The USSR won both wars.Did you somehow forget that fact. You don't need to seize control of a country to win. After they realized they were defeated the Finnish regime sued for peace. And the Soviets agreed to give them peace terms.

[@andrzejk5506]

Kitoks Finland poika

[@ТариелБолотаев-й8щ]

Фини кино так снимают а мы по своему. Каждый как может