Friends and enemies / Freunde und Feinde

Русский солдат - фашист и оккупант!
Советско-немецкий парад в Бресте в 1939 году
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1941-1945
Friends and enemies / Freunde und Feinde
Cortometraje 2016
перехват русского солдата немецким оцепление
Премия Оскар 2015 номинанты и победители
Руский трейлер
Лучшие короткометражки - KZbin
Best short film - KZbin
Короткометражный фильм "Дар"
Unternehmen Zitadelle war der deutsche Deckname für den Angriff auf den sowjetischen Frontbogen um die russische Stadt Kursk während des Zweiten Weltkrieges im Sommer 1943. Das Unternehmen gilt als letzte deutsche Großoffensive im Krieg gegen die Sowjetunion und fand in der Zeit vom 5. bis zum 16. Juli 1943 statt.
Sie wird auch als Schlacht bei Kursk, Panzerschlacht um Kursk oder Schlacht im Kursker Bogen bezeichnet. Auf sowjetischer Seite wurden unter dieser Bezeichnung auch die nachfolgenden Operationen zusammengefasst, die langfristiger und in größerem Maßstab angelegt waren als die deutschen Offensivbemühungen (Orjoler und die Belgorod-Charkower Operation). Im Rahmen des „Unternehmens Zitadelle“ fand ein Kampf bei der Ortschaft Prochorowka statt, der als „größte Panzerschlacht der Geschichte“ gilt.
#ShortFilm #film #war #naci #Cortometraje

[@LordaeroN2015]

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[@RedBirdMonologer]

XYЙ TEБE

[@-robinarellano-6372]

Credits: Russian Description: German Comments: English Me: Filipino

[@myleneinocencio1379]

😁

[@SkooterxD]

Hotel: Trivago

[@cedrickfirman4411]

Same here

[@balistixmapping197]

mAygadd

[@rus2073]

@@SkooterxD i just wanted to say that...

[@GiveMeYoSammich]

"War is just old men arguing and young men dying"

[@sethunderwood7446]

@@IslandJonah I believe it was Franklin D. Roosevelt

[@gregingram4996]

@@IslandJonah Well, he did put it a into quotation marks, now didn't he?

[@gregingram4996]

GiveMeYoSammich: Brilliant! I LOVE this line! I'd never heard it before! And it's so true!

[@AlxzAlec]

and who did u steal it from

[@AlxzAlec]

or is it some of those old warriors who made it

[@CesarGarcia-nd5xz]

- Ivan - Yes Hans? - Maybe in other life, we could be friends? - I will like that

[@lvck3710]

what is this quote from?

[@kroconic5467]

@@lvck3710 did you just ask that

[@lvck3710]

@@kroconic5467 yes

[@skydaddy1678]

@@kroconic5467 where

[@marc_mka4127]

i think the soldiers could’ve been friends back then too … it was the leaders who didn’t fight themselves but had the cruel attitudes

[@AV-bz2zv]

My buddy had a grandfather in WW2. I can’t remember whereabouts but apparently he had been separated from his own. As he was making his way back he and a German soldier came across one another. Both drew and aimed their pistols but neither men shot. They lowered their arms before walking to each other. The German unloaded the exact bullet that could have ended his grandfathers life and gave it to him, to which he did the same. He was buried with it in his pocket when he passed 6 decades later.

[@zaem_f2242]

Name move plz 🙏❤

[@DoggoBro1]

@@zaem_f2242what? This is a real story.

[@thatssokrazy13]

@@zaem_f2242 are you fucking serious

[@Heisenheimer.]

This story atleast deserves a 5-10 minute short movie

[@FenriZz]

This is reality believe or not guys, this right here is what everybody needs to know.

[@Narbe1938]

My grandfather was in the 82nd during WW2...he told us a story about how a German got the drop on him in a clearing but didn't shoot. They instead shared some first aid supplies and walked away from one another.

[@LandersWorkshop]

Cool dudes.

[@lydialilybellevalley2297]

Galabru french actor has tell that he d leave a ennemy german during the war

[@Michael-ei5hg]

Human beings just being human beings 👍

[@frenchycanada]

Thats brillant, thanks for sharing.

[@carlosvilla4672]

“What would you trade for-“

[@oliveradams393]

Its insane how a scene with zero dialogue can capture such emotion and storyline and atmosphere, absolutely incredible

[@elemental7726]

It has dialogue

[@oliveradams393]

@@elemental7726 shut up you know what i mean

[@heneralscout2287]

@@elemental7726 pog

[@angiealigo4012]

At that time many russians can speak german specially before ww1.

[@mmgg2158]

The sound of silence

[@candyshops]

Моего деда, отца моего отца, спасли на войне двое немцев. Они отпустили его из плена. В честь них мой дед назвал обоих сыновей, один из которых мой отец Альберт. Моё отчество Альбертовна.

[@homo_esperans]

Как это прекрасно.

[@egoremelyanov5678]

Стесняюсь спросить. Откуда твой дед узнал имена немцев? Они ему бумажники показали? С уважением.

[@valeriakantemirova3750]

​​​@@egoremelyanov5678 Ничего странного в этом нет.Не обязательно ,чтобы одного из этих немцев звали так же. Просто распространенные немецкие имена: Роберт,Альберт,Марк...

[@user-rj6ju3bg1b]

Бывают исключения из общих правил... 2 из 27 миллионов...Выбрал бы имя из 27000000 человек...

[@Pellkot]

Very interesting. Also seeing the russian reaction comments to this. Your grandfather and that german guy didnt choose to be there. They had to. I hope Albert made it out well too. Its a heartwarming story.

[@aisaac1298]

"si no hubiera guerra podríamos haber sido amigos" me llegó al corazón.

[@purpledominus4563]

Wow

[@purpledominus4563]

Great story

[@receitasdatiadeda]

A guerra e so uma desculpa pra inimisadi o ser humano ja naçi c tendencia para o mal i pra ser rui i vingativo sao so deculpa nao a nessesidade de eu mata meu irmao

[@user-yg1cv5qx5i]

Война давно прошла, я из России и я вас считаю друзьями, на самом деле мы очень похожи. Жаль, что так случилось! Надеюсь на дружбу! Спасибо за добрые слова!

[@user-yg1cv5qx5i]

@@receitasdatiadeda согласна. Я за дружбу с Германией!

[@thenoobgameplays]

The way he looks to the russian, he's literally saying "i'm sorry" and the russian looks at him as he understands that

[@ellayupano5919]

Underrated comment

[@lincolnclay898]

The other Germans didn't let him much of a choice...

[@thenoobgameplays]

@@lincolnclay898 yeah

[@vladimirzharov8403]

What the hell are you all talking about? The soviet soldier is unarmed and wounded. Hd is not a combatant any longer. What the heck is this nazi scum sorry about? He can't take him as a prisoner of war? Really? Wow, that's nice of these fascist assholes...

[@vladimirzharov8403]

@StaticReading the only thing I can answer you is "White Rose".

[@BlackUniverseProductions]

I'm from Germany and my Grandpa was in WW2 when he was 16. He met a France Soldier and they aimed at each other, but nether of them shot. They just smiled and walked away. My Grandpa is now 91 years old and I thank him and that France Soldier that I can live.

[@Better_Clean_Than_Green]

My German Grandpa were with 16 at the Eastern Front. He was volunteering and saw the real horror and meaning of war. He survived this all thanks to a cellar anywhere in Berlin. He walked from Berlin to Plön and were caught 2 times. 1 time by the soviets and the other by the tommys He was on a German Danish school so he spoken Danish and the soviets and tommys thought he were just a Danish prisoner. When he arrived in Ascheberg near at Plön he saw his grandma. First his grandma didnt notice him and just said he should go away. He said his name (dont want to say his name) and she just crying thought that he never came back. If my grandpa wouldnt survived the war I wouldnt be here right now. God saved him

[@vinteb7987]

@@Better_Clean_Than_Green now that's a miracle in my book

[@user-wn5kz6sn9g]

Вы сказочник!!!

[@RiddlerQM]

Damn! That's crazy!

[@BlackUniverseProductions]

@Yanno S well then I call bullshit on my dead grandpa

[@isaiahmatzuy8172]

I love how everyone, of different heritage and culture and no matter what side our ancestors fought on, everyone is passing down their stories in these comments and not one disrespectful slander on who fought for what. Just passing down stories of a generation that is almost gone

[@sniperniko]

Most of these stories seems to be made up tho

[@user-tm1vb4wt4b]

My grandfather was a sapper during the second world war. He was injured and forced to retreat into a forest at one point and he happened to stumble across a German medic that was on patrol was my grandfather's guess. For a while they stood there staring at eachother with guns raised until the German medic noticed my grandfather's wounds and said in broken Russian "You are injured,yes?" My grandfather confirmed he was. The German asked my grandfather if he would let him help. My grandfather thought he had nothing to lose and let the German medic patch him up and give him water. Hours passed and they had made a campsite,fire place and makeshift shelter. They exchanged many stories about close calls and few moments of joy they had. They're friends to this day.

[@PrypiomStudio]

What an awesome story to tell to your family... There is no real winners in war between people who don't want to fight innocents. As a french man with german origins, I feel sad for what my ancesters did in WWI to both sides.

[@finbarheaslip3526]

If this is a true story, I would love to hear more. This is world news worthy, don't let it be forgotten,

[@compaovi8374]

When you’re lost at a field trip and you find a kid from another school that’s lost

[@davecrupel2817]

xD

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

Mr.renegade Then you decide to show him your Glock

[@juliobrian4757]

Best analogy to date...

[@madelynrae1456]

🤣🤣🤣

[@user-km2us6vr9l]

Lmao fax

[@add-5]

When the teacher tells you to work with someone you've never met before

[@pierre329]

Ballsack l so you shoot them in the end?

[@add-5]

@@pierre329 it's school, so it's a possibility

[@DBT1007]

@@add-5 it's if u live in US

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

Ballsack l and you bring your Glock to school for the project

[@michaelaluna7684]

You look like you're a lot of fun at parties

[@mikekennedy4572]

Like my dad in WWII, his cousin was a tank destroyer crew member, but as the war wound down, the cousin was assigned to guard German POWs in a prison camp. One of the German soldiers liked to sketch and drew an excellent likeness of our relative. The drawing still exists and is framed and displayed in our late relative's home.

[@Supernova1.980]

was your dad American?

[@Bogutma]

Can i see the drawing?

[@Skwarek335]

My grand grandfather served in Wermacht, good for him he served in western front in Normandy as sniper, he was actually very precise one but he was recruited from Poland. After his company was destroyed and Allies checked him he was transferred into Polish Divisions. He survived war hell but died few years later in Polish People Republic while he was patrolling in UAZ with his friend and drove on anti-personel mine

[@khaledalhamad9982]

The Russian accepted his fate peacefully because it came from a friend.

[@mamavswild]

Excellent and underrated comment. This is exactly what happened. His German buddy was sparing him the torment that he knew would come. It was a mercy kill.

[@tgagaming1354]

Ooh

[@heneralscout2287]

@@mamavswild and he was givin a last meal

[@fabianorodrigues5423]

BFAINo

[@cerg1129]

You have a bad head. Go to the doctor.

[@yourballs6507]

Man can be friends without even knowing each other names.

[@Chaos-gw4uw]

@@Theunknown-dy6bf ITS not a joke

[@Theunknown-dy6bf]

@@Chaos-gw4uw I didn't talk to you so shut up🤷‍♂️

[@mansbestcomrade6315]

@@Theunknown-dy6bf 🤡🤡🤡

[@Goa_]

@@Theunknown-dy6bf smh 🤦🏽

[@canadianbacon2693]

@@Theunknown-dy6bf Do you have a problem or something?

[@omnipresent9971]

I'm from poland. my grandmothers oldest sister told me a story about how she and her brother were playing in the yard and a Russian soldier ran up to them. He grabbed the two of them and dragged them to the building and hid them, thus saving them from a group of Germans passing through the village and shooting at everything.

[@sebastiansuteu1829]

Sounds like Propaganda but ok

[@omnipresent9971]

@@sebastiansuteu1829 not propaganda. I don't like Russians. It just shows that there are good people even during a war

[@sebastiansuteu1829]

@@omnipresent9971 still seems propaganda. Good soviet army and the german monsters, for my country it was vice versa in ww2

[@omnipresent9971]

@@sebastiansuteu1829 i understand your view for my country neither sides were good. Neither Germans nor Russians were good in this war but there were good people among both sides. There are notes about people from these countries helping their enemies, even tho there are not many

[@sherlocklucifer1190]

In Germany we call that Stories from the Paulanergarden.

[@user-rb6ot7vl3h]

Яких мук і страждань прийшлося на їхню долю , страшно на це дивитись . Вічна пам'ять героям , що захищали нашу Батьківщину ! У кожного в серцях , щоб була ця незабутня рана.

[@Kosadame]

Полностью согласен

[@George-fo6tm]

Shooting to kill is hard when the enemy isn’t much of a threat

[@Aqua_YouSimp]

giorgio colombo true

[@liveandletlive2894]

Unless your SS

[@carmansi8623]

@@liveandletlive2894 wrong.

[@toha1729]

KGB

[@CryptoBob13]

@@liveandletlive2894 braindead right here

[@Danik0211]

I was born in USSR. Both of my grandpas fought in WW2. My one grandpa told me a story how he was out of ammo and a German caught up to him. My grandpa was wearing a coat that was Soviet standard issue and doubled as a tent for sleeping under during rainy days. So it was very drapy. The German aimed and unloaded the whole clip into my grandpa. Not one single bullet hit him but his coat looked like a fisherman’s net. He looked down and couldn’t believe his eyes. The German had the look on his face like he witnessed a Devine miracle. Then the German walked up to him, shook his hand. They exchanged looks that said “neither one of us want to be here.” They turned around and walked in opposite directions. Never saw each other again. But my grandpa was always grateful that the German didn’t take out his side arm and finished the job. He said it was a surreal moment for both of them. Like god came down and told them that they’re not enemies but brothers.

[@ruger1405]

Wow. An amazing story, props to both of those great men for serving their nations.

[@lowbudgetname2745]

Dude missed and rage quit

[@provokator-provocateur7603]

Both of them was cowards.

[@ednaplate]

@@provokator-provocateur7603 Why would you say that?

[@provokator-provocateur7603]

@@ednaplate Because both of them was too big cowards to do their jobs. Very simple.

[@HistoryDiggerGermany]

That was really one of the best shortfilms i’ve ever seen 👍🏼 big respect and greets

[@bloodyysweet]

My Grandfather was in WW2 he told me that he and his friend Roberto was caught by German General. They were going to execute them both but something happened. Generals son was badly injured and was just brought up by his fellows there was no doctor there that time so Roberto asked him if he could help as he was a vet . Roberto saved generals son's life and as a thanks general freed them from capture. Grandpa told me that Humanity is the most crucial weapon that can win any war. Thanks for reading 😇.

[@robinhoffmann1607]

10:25 with that one blink he basically said: „do it“, very good acting! Brought shivers down my spine..

[@yuurichito1439]

@Azrael ben abraha me too 😥

[@TheOriginalShakuraz]

I feel sorry...for both of them...

[@superRoot]

Better off than being a Russian POW in Nazi Territory. Shooting him was an act of mercy.

[@yosemite735]

@@superRoot Especially with that leg wound.

[@israelisaregreatdancers6826]

@@superRoot I'd much rather be taken prisoner by the "nazis" than by the Russians

[@damnitae9963]

That bread and water should've gave him 50% of his health back.

[@bubba98]

Yep😂

[@---ej8tq]

Yea, and the shot wasn't even in the head, so he should have survived

[@bubba98]

-- but the bullet could have hit a vital organ like the lungs or the heart

[@youfailedthevibecheck1057]

Bubba Clingan it’s his leg..

[@bubba98]

you failed the vibe check that was shot first

[@user-zx5jc8dk8c]

Фильм о том как оставаться человеком. Шикарный фильм.

[@captor420]

Difficult to watch because you know almost with certainty how it will end. Such profound human moments captured here. Bravo to the actors and filmmakers. I can't help but think of all the people throughout history that were given the choice of kill or be killed. What a toll it must take.

[@sdcard7129]

This is so powerful. Actions speak so much more than words do. I feel that the Russian understood that as a soldier the German had to do it, but didn't want to go after meeting a friend, same goes for the German. He hated that he had to do that to someone he felt compassion or worry for, because he is another human being that didn't want to fight in a war he had no quarrel in. Truly a beautiful film with a very important meaning.

[@honv1se890]

My grandfather dead from that actions, why are you living in this wourld?You should be in another place with him :(

[@jorgeloredo100]

I think the German knew that if he was captured he was going to be sent to a death camp or executed regardless.

[@vladimirzharov8403]

Yeah, those nazi pigs were sooo welcome in the Soviet Union.

[@lincolnclay898]

German eyes: I am sorry. Russian eyes :It is OK, I understand..

[@thehaloscrolls391]

@@vladimirzharov8403 ok?

[@davidca96]

This type of thing did happen, most of these guys were just scared kids.

[@weeatpplproductions]

@@xxcorona1459 LOL I bet you are under the age of 18 bud. Don't know a damn thing about this war. Stay in school and learn a thing or two before you comment something so idiotic.

[@tomtom7535]

@@weeatpplproductions i agree

[@Britishwolf89]

@@xxcorona1459 If you seriously lack that much compassion then i seriously hope you are never allowed near a gun.

[@AbbaZabbaMan]

@@Britishwolf89 your right to think that close to humanity. the ones that hate don't care

[@SB-hq3gb]

are you guessing off of your high ass IQ that this type of thing happened or do you have credible sources accepting it, and i dont want people going around saying shit happened because it obviously did. this is not my point here, my point is that if you're damn well sure this shit happened you better prove it, I'm sure it did as well but i'm not confirming like yo ass.

[@Amb0rk]

Que situación tan díficil porque aunque hubiesen querido ser amigos, la situación y contexto estaban más allá de ellos. Sencillamente. Brutal

[@lGNITED]

9:36 “Damn, I really am going to die aren’t I.” I usually never care about characters that much in a film, but this scene is so simple yet it expresses so much.

[@dhruvmazumdar4057]

Not even a single word was spoken but expressed everything. Amazing moment.

[@xxcorona1459]

i see bunch of pussys there

[@SB-og3sl]

​@@xxcorona1459 its more of why shoot at someone who can't fight back and it already pretty submissive about their ill approaching fate

[@xxcorona1459]

SneekySnek i Don’t Give a fuck about humanity its war every human has a different Personality I Would have in mercy and Killed That solider ASAP

[@xxcorona1459]

SneekySnek i See them as Bunch of pussys so Other People See me as a Murder

[@dsbmaldia13]

@@xxcorona1459 Unfortunately for you, being seen as murderer would not help you in anyway, rather, it would make people despise you. If you're stuck in enemy territory, wounded, and an enemy recognizes you after killing their comrades when you could have just captured them, you won't be getting out of situation alive unless you get lucky.

[@avkezramos1160]

When your wifi is down so your enemy waits for it to be normal so that you both can fight fairly.

[@DZK_Kalvin]

It so cool

[@DZK_Kalvin]

Enemy its cool

[@user-yl5qg2ij1q]

😂

[@qwertyplays4356]

Hahaha how is this funny

[@sherbetgod3066]

Mordhau duel flashbacks…

[@franklinegbuche7097]

I've been searching for this for 5 years. Thanks.

[@jerryhidayat3100]

"You can't make a sad movie without a dialogue!!!" The movie:

[@troydonclarke7863]

If never heard anyone say that

[@jerryhidayat3100]

@@troydonclarke7863 well its good to never hear someone said that because this short movie really hurt me :v

[@sirbachelorboredmen1314]

Titanic got nothing on this

[@jerryhidayat6141]

Damn i miss my old channel

[@nausheenfatima6796]

I know

[@matthewspears6932]

There was a scene in Band Of Brothers were one of the veterans said “under different circumstances we might have been good friends.” I thought of that after watching this video.

[@slayer8actual]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d364k3lmftmXipIm31s Here's the interview.

[@poutsosble8054]

So today they are...

[@dmx6975]

I saw Band Of Brothers

[@user-oy6kf4jr7v]

Know, I himself from Russia and I proud of those that our grandfathers fought for our land that would now lived we all quietly, and you where?

[@victuz]

That quote is just another reminder for us that war is hell.

[@owenrobison7071]

Both from two sides, two cultures, two leaders, yet both know that they are just young men forced or willingly join their nation's cause. The Russian showed trust and kindness as well as the young German soldier, they drank, ate and smoked together. When the other Germans approached the young German knew that the others would kill the soviet and possibly him as well. You can see in their eyes that neither wanted to die, but it had to for the sake of survival, their was no boundaries or barriers. Both became friends without a single word spoken, it's sad and yet beautiful, poetry without dialog. Great work dear creator to show both sides in a better light and humane way.

[@yeeterskeeter1577]

girls be like: picnics are fun! bois be like:

[@fyildirim00]

HAHAHA

[@jalynnwilliams6170]

lmaooo. Don't even like picnics XD

[@rapho435]

@@jalynnwilliams6170 do you have insta

[@gort7562]

@@rapho435 Bruh.

[@kingaragornii9940]

@@gort7562 Ikr😹😹🤦🤦

[@kohls9891]

When your hanging with your less popular friend and your popular friends are coming

[@Apfelvater]

im glad someone mentioned this parrallel

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

Grenadier so you decide to show him your Glock so he can’t snitch lol

[@GlitchedBlox]

a

[@xjcrossx]

That is hilarious. Sick af, but funny lol

[@micahbarrett4890]

I shouldn't be laughing, but I am

[@godwinkjohnson2251]

The greatest understanding in the world we must have is to understand how the other one feels. Amazing scene ❤️

[@martymcfly3159]

Beautiful short film, very touching, bravi!!!! The soldiers were just poor boys sent to slaughter. Honor to all soldiers who died in the war. Regards from Italy

[@josephrehan6978]

“Nah yo. I’m gluten free.” *gets shot*

[@diegodamo813]

Come on...be serious :)

[@katrinahyke7238]

Hahaha what the fuck hahaha

[@bill775]

HAha!

[@hoggsrod7864]

lmao good one

[@lightzpy8049]

German "Are youy glutan-tag ?" Russian: cykla German: "NINE!"

[@trycoldman2358]

Such a nice film. Shows both the compassion and Horrors of war.

[@rqb7n508]

hello there ma boi

[@gavinowho]

trycoldman23 u again

[@the0re0idi0ts7]

trycoldman23 well your in my KZbin life forever currently

[@stquitxxiv4830]

@@the0re0idi0ts7 mee too

[@alikhidzam3749]

Dude stop following me

[@PracticalNeuron]

that last part was an act of mercy, with the german soldier knowing what his comrades would do to his new friend. i also like the part where the german stepped on the cigarette after he shot his friend. a nice metaphor that tells us that someone had passed away, and their fire had went out.

[@darkgodplaysgames136]

immer Sorge für andere finden, wir sind Menschen, keine Feinde. Wir sind aus Fleisch und Blut, keine Rädchen in einer Maschine.

[@frankvucak7550]

The power of silence in movies

[@reubenwest8364]

Most of those "soldiers" were 18 year old sometimes 15 year old scared boys wanting to live thier life not kill eachother

[@Death-bd1tl]

Most at this time would be in their 20s

[@D95RO]

Royal Imperium and 30s too

[@reevvie2608]

Most of the soldiers in the war were aged 18-25 I think, and if you were in your late 20's or 30's you'd already be considered an old man.

[@elenadonets4089]

The other part were adults, who knew what they were doing

[@StormFox_1]

@@d.olivia8431🤡

[@SimplyDuker]

It's already incredible enough for these very few moments to occur during a cruel and bloody war, but for these very stories to survive the war to reach to future generations is another incredible feat of its own magnitude.

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

This is a touching video. I had to save it to my KZbin channel playlists for others to watch.

[@PopshotGaming69]

“With the world so set on tearing itself apart, it don't seem like such a bad thing to me to want to put a little bit of it back together.” -Desmond Doss

[@michaelaluna7684]

Objected conscientiously like a Doss

[@h20cozmic84]

i just watched that last night

[@h20cozmic84]

saved 75 wounded soldiers

[@chingcc7246]

Passing around that good soviet kush

[@sicariocampeau1957]

lol

[@chingcc7246]

ϟ Nazi ϟ yea, Canada has nice bud, their mid shelf is like private reserve compared to American mid shelf

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

Thought they was gone get high at first lol

[@MrPleiadian]

HAHAHAHA I thought the same shit man

[@marcusgraham812]

he was german

[@user-rd7dd3rp2d]

Очень душевно! Авторы молодцы

[@abrarzaman3925]

Excellent video on world war 2. This video showing respect and friendship among two soldiers who are different because of uniform. Heart of soldiers are not stone. Rather it is filled with love and respect and expectations. War force them to fight but heart never lies.

[@kts5920]

This just makes me think of how many amazing untold war stories there is.

[@nathanael8612]

I know bro, I know, crazy

[@qarabagunutmabutovazrbayca9040]

İ love you Liverpool 😄⚘💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@TesticoloGonfioGaming]

"amazing" let's just say interesting, you're making it look like you love seeing people killed. im not criticizing, im just giving advice since i been there

[@slavvodkaman9359]

1 Like: 1 No one go to gulag today.

[@corniiii]

Lol

[@corniiii]

Goo lagoon Goo lag

[@WhirlwindandHeatburst]

Hooray!

[@mypenisisunbelievablysmall2899]

URAAAAA!!! As an soviet soldier would say

[@Tyren.]

unfourtunatly youve sent 2.3 million people to gulag stop lying stalin

[@ralfh.2049]

So viel Menschlichkeit ❤️

[@miguelrodriguez4236]

Hace unos 7 años ví un documental donde decía que se calculaba que de todos los alemanes solo un 27% era nazi, los demás pelearon y combatieron por motivos de que matarán a sus familias o a ellos, Creo que sí pudieron pasar casos así como el de esta película, Creo que de verdad había humanidad en ambos lados.

[@ladyglamour1451]

Mi bisabuelo pasó por dos guerras: la Primera Guerra Mundial y la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Mi bisabuelo, un soldado ruso, dijo que una vez, estando desarmado, se encontró con un alemán armado en el bosque. El alemán no disparó y no lo mató, y se dispersaron pacíficamente.

[@sergeantjager1509]

There were sayings that some German soldiers saved and helped innocent people and soldiers behind hitlers back

[@trade1713]

If they were discovered by other soldiers, they'd be executed on the spot.

[@sergeantjager1509]

@@trade1713 exactly while there bodies hold a sign that says "Traitor!" In German

[@LandersWorkshop]

It's called taking POWs SJ both sides did that where possible.

[@Runaway262]

maybe the good germans like they who tried to kill hitler

[@madness8897]

Its why i find those soldiers more heroes than the average allied soldier. They were the bad guys, but would still risk life and limb to help the enemy because it would be the right thing to do

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

These guys probably would have been friends in a different set of circumstances. As much as the Russians had the patriotic duty to repel the German invasion, I am willing to bet there were a lot of apolitical German soldiers marching deep into Russia asking "what the hell are we doing here?"

[@rootin222]

Bobby Ricigliano those soldiers would become the backbone of the gdr military

[@mepp7573]

@Stxr KillerX Is that why they killed all of the Soviet citizens?

[@Skoldpaddashell]

Living space for German people.

[@mepp7573]

@@bruceslater2614 Hitler didn't care about killing off communism, he just wanted power. If Russia hadn't invaded Poland then Hitler probably wouldn't have fought them. I have past family members who fought for the USSR, in their personal books they said the war was about patriotism and preserving their country despite was Stalin was doing.

[@Elefant96ru]

Это точно!

[@z9944x]

Its like i understood everything they were saying without them saying a single word.... Bravo for this video !

[@charles5895]

It’s easy to shoot someone from a distance when you’re in the heat of battle, but it’s so hard to shoot someone when he’s up close.

[@tactikoi-airsoft3251]

Besides all jokes,this is actually quite sad for me Just think of it,you are wounded and out of action and an enemy shows kindness to u by treating u normal but even tho ur out of the fight The enemy's nation requires to kill a soldier even if wounded if the enemy choose to spare u he will face punishment U accept his will to fire Such sadness fills me in this short film

[@AquaFerva2985]

Im pretty sure killing a wounded soldier would violate the Geneva convention, and you would just take them as prisoner

[@woodonfire7406]

@@yaaa5293 it's obvious why the Soviets didn't sign it The Nazis at the start of Operation Barbarossa kill and raped civilians in the Eastern front, show no remorse to even the wounded and helpless. The Soviets demanded vengeance and in return, did the same to the Germans. The German there you see in the video knew if the others found out he didn't dealt with that wounded Soviet, he would be punished.

[@BrainlessCrap]

yea that germen is STUPID

[@cowona9534]

I would have cried.

[@theotherside931]

@@yaaa5293 *Guys, Geneva Convention happened in 1949. The War had already ended.*

[@dmitryivanov9463]

I am Russian. And such cases really happened in the war.

[@Xfighter04]

Dolfy won't mind if he doesn't know.

[@Hairysteed]

Russians paid the biggest price in human life in that war. Let's hope it never happens again! I'm Finnish by the way. Our grandfathers fought your grandfathers. Let's hope our kids will play with your kids rather than fight them.

[@dmitryivanov9463]

@@Hairysteed Yes Bro, I think so too.)) )happiness to you

[@dmitryivanov9463]

@@MrsRavenclaw HI Bro. Yes you are right. No wars. And a Merry Christmas to you. We will have it Christmas after the New year)))))

[@dmitryivanov9463]

Thanks!

[@jaredadams7736]

Goodness i love this video & I Still can't stop watching it 5+ times per day 😊 reminds me of some of my Fortnite battle royal Truce moments by 1 enemy ( Me ) Handing him/her 1 Health Box & ( Him/Her ) exchanging 1 Gun to me.

[@piyow8014]

Even without any dialogue but still made me teared up... Amazing short movie

[@hitovaawomi8963]

It is an old man who declare war but it is a young who die in the war. - Gen. MacArthur

[@galilelollel9658]

Men, that killed all my brain sells cause its soo unimageble truh Sorry for my english im a german.

[@FrenchCat139]

@@galilelollel9658 'brain sells'

[@galilelollel9658]

@@FrenchCat139 guys like you should just go away because i sayd i am german so my english is not the best so dont correct me maybe you should learn reading too.

[@FrenchCat139]

@@galilelollel9658 Man,i wasn't mocking you,i'm very sorry,i'm really sorry,man,sorry. I know i was a jerk,sorry

[@argyrendehringterimksaccu174]

@@FrenchCat139 wrong u need to conjugate that to 3rd person impersonal reflexive aorist affirmative with V2 verb or others to the same effect etc

[@dolarhyde]

Russian rolls up Hits Passes the boof German accepts Hits *Ja das ist some gut scheiße mann*

[@ianhovenden5068]

Ausländer passes the boof 😂 bruh haha

[@P0150Ngmod]

Ausländer i dont speak nazi

[@deutschapx8039]

nein

[@gaetanosanchez3577]

😂😂

[@user-qf6wl3iz1m]

BELARUSIAN PARTISANS CHAMPION!!!

[@teuiavohi341]

My grandpa was a sailor in the free french navy and on his "trip" from french polynesia (where he was from) to the western front, they sunk a german uboot but still tried to rescue german sailors and warm them up with alcohol. Even though that wasnt something uncommon, i think it could be linked to the video.

[@irrelevantdumbass5307]

that's something all navies do , it's a unwritten rule of seamen , you always pick up the enemies stranded in the water

[@MotherCow71]

The only difference between these men, is a uniform.

[@BlackAdam-wk6cm]

Yeah ❤

[@tsukiarekkusu5373]

This film deserves a reward- I've never felt so much suspense, not even from a Hollywood horror or mystery movie. Much love, and respect.

[@jimchumley6568]

Tsuki月Arekkusuアレックス Like a short Ray Bradbury movie.

[@hangkheemsuraz8300]

Not a single word but tells a lot... 😭😭 Faith in humanity 🙏

[@marcioreis2648]

I just wish that everyone had the chance to watch this movie and share the emotions and read all the comments. Very powerful message.

[@OneandonlyShawn]

Damn man this got me so much in my emotions. It’s mercy.

[@13thSystem]

This reminds me of the German fighter that escorted a wounded American bomber out of German airspace, except that one had a happy ending and is real.

[@asparagus7014]

Man, having an anime profile pic in these videos is wierd. Anyways, yeah, they look so happy when they saw each other again. Restores my faith in humanity.

[@gamecarnival2024]

The charlie brown and franz stigler incident

[@fieryooze9347]

@@asparagus7014 you’re not alone....

[@tgagaming1354]

@@gamecarnival2024 Thanks man

[@Xfighter04]

This gave me vibes of the 2008 movie "Wanted". James McAvoy nearly fell from the train. Thomas Kretschmann was hired to kill him. I actually thought he would leave James there to suffer and possibly fall and die. But he helped him. And I didn't expect him to shoot Thomas after he helped him.

[@Georgy-Tarasov]

Фильм показал, как мы зависимы от системы. Не будь кого то ещё, он не убил бы. Народу война не нужна, народ заставляют убивать. А последний выбор был лучшим для них обоих, в противном случае им пришлось бы страдать ещё хуже и умереть всё равно.

[@anticlipsman4306]

Georgy Tarasov hi in english please

[@user-mu2xb5hs1d]

Точно сказано !

[@sub3er033]

Нормальные армии пленных не убивают.

[@mbikolapsix]

@@sub3er033 Женевская и Гаагская конвенция придуманы для потыкания тогда еще СССР, чуть позже России. Никто никого не жалеет и за это ничего, а вот если Россия, то все, мировой "долбоебизм-презрение"

[@srewy92]

@@anticlipsman4306 Let me Google Translate that for you: The film showed how we are addicted to the system. If he hadn't been someone else, he would not have killed. People do not need war, people are forced to kill. And the last choice was the best for both of them, otherwise they would have to suffer even worse and die anyway.

[@cadenchristiansen3553]

its amazing how this can break all barriers we all know whats going on and its a beautiful slice of humanity before having it torn away truly a work of art

[@Kvarta4]

My grandfathers fought for the Red Army. Most died in that war, only one reached Berlin. His niece (my mom) asked him, what it was like to shoot a Nazi? What did that terrible, monstrous enemy look like? He always replied that a person looks like a person, and after that, he fell silent. I am sorry for the millions of innocent souls who've had their lives taken. Мои деды воевали за Красную Армию. Большинство погибло в той войне, только один дошел до Берлина. Его племянница (моя мама) спрашивала его, каково это - стрелять в фашиста? Как вообще выглядел этот чудовищный враг? Он всегда отвечал, что человек выглядит как человек, а после этого замолкал. Я сожалею о миллионах невинных душ, у которых были отняты жизни.

[@999apophis666]

My grandfather fought in WW2. He was on german side on 88mm AA during april 1945. He told me there were so many allied airplanes that they blackened the sky. You couldnt miss. He survived Berlin 1945 and lived long enough to meet me. RIP to all soldiers of any sides in ww2.

[@rocksolid7676]

This restores humanity in me, but in the ending it was sad, but the russian knew it was best for him to be killed than not be killed and taken as a slave or maybe a more gruesome death

[@depressedessendonfan5702]

If you could read what the Germans and Russians are saying to each other in these comments you'd lose it again lol

[@dennisplays5623]

I think the russian thought it was best to be killed rather than the german fell get killed and him get killed too

[@Nantosuelta]

The german soldier would be shot for disobeying orders, the russian soldiers knows this, he also knows that he's already dead from the wound to his leg which on the eastern front with the lack of medical gear will end up killing him. He knows he's already dead and with a blink of his eyes tells the german that he's resigned to his fate.

[@boiguacci4373]

@Stxr KillerX werthhxjdkkshsbsjskjshdjd bang!

[@rou8390]

The idea is that the Russian and German both know that he’ll be executed for disobeying orders, and the Russian is gonna bleed out from his wound, due to bad conditions of the eastern front. And even if the Russian were to survive, he would either be sent to a labor camp (bad) or conscripted which means he is forced to kill his own comrades (even worse). Death was his best option

[@robertcus9581]

My grandfather was born in the war, he was just a baby when yugoslavia was overtaken by the german forces...he told me that when the german soldiers were burning down houses in his village, they lit up the house where his family lived, his mother was woken up by the noise, went outside and forgot him in the house. when she found out that he is still inside she asked a german soldier if she can go and save him and he said yes! minutes before they burned the house down...he was extremely lucky..after that his mom named him "srečko" which in slovenian language means lucky. 😀

[@AndreNitroX]

Wow. Such a sad but interesting story

[@ryxn2633]

Damn the German soldier was a good man

[@nipron3938]

Chad German soldier

[@leergut858]

Yeah and thousands of others werent that lucky.

[@MrEndeavour7]

German soldiers were generally more civilized than the Soviets.

[@zofiakwiatkowska5217]

A już przez moment myślałam że te chwile to Przyjażń między żołnierzami ....więź cierpienia i więź sympati i niepewności ich zbliży jako ludzi do siebie...Niestety stało się inaczej...

[@user-ly1me8wt1g]

Вот таким страшным иногда бывает истинное человеческое милосердие!

[@user-uh7lm8md1m]

こういう動画を観ると、人間の愚かさを思い知ると同時に、人間の素晴らしさというものを思い知る事ができます。

[@imtoooldforthisstuff]

Probably the greatest mercy he could have given him considering his wound.

[@xxcorona1459]

i would shot that coward

[@anarchygod8691]

@@xxcorona1459 o.0

[@xxcorona1459]

Anarchy God its war my Boy kill hin with the Knife Or choke him to death to make no sound

[@anarchygod8691]

@@xxcorona1459 ok daddy

[@LamborghiniDiabloSVPursuit]

> its war my Boy kill hin with the Knife Or choke him to death to make no sound And here we have a keyboard commando out in the field, and also an idiot who missed the entire point of the video.

[@waynesaunders1151]

That was an awesome short film. It captured the bizarre encounters many soldiers must have had during ww2. Absolutely fantastic loved it. I'm hitting that subscribe button!

[@LordaeroN2015]

gracias

[@toddglover1121]

I agree! When the soldier gave the nod I welled up some big tears.

[@owenguerrero8992]

@@LordaeroN2015 gracias? Hablan español? Lol

[@sj3530]

Really moving. All the expressions and the unvoiced understanding! Beautifully expressed. This made me cry. Who are the actors?

[@MalwanFauzi029]

sad moments when you see someone injured on the battlefield but he is your enemy but you help, and at that moment the soldiers from the enemy side / you come and you have no other choice you shoot it hurts so much even for a moment

[@RoboFiery]

When you make a friend in a shooter game and he is on the other team

[@bingus_the_dongus]

so true

[@comet3969]

His health is below 10% and you’re the only one with the medical supplies

[@electrobot9871]

And that'll last 10 seconds

[@thatoneguy423]

It never lasts, but it's nice to know that there is someone on the other side.

[@vinteb7987]

TF2:

[@plazmica0323]

In my view film shows how people act differently when they are left alone and when they are in group. He shot him only because other germans would find them and he would get executed for helping enemy but alone they were human to eachother. Same thing would have happened if roles were reversed.

[@honv1se890]

Russian lost 30 millions people, you should find out the truth

[@pbluma]

@@honv1se890 Yeah, lots of them died because they were incopetent at war, lots of peasants with guns.

[@dusk2dawn0]

@@honv1se890 Actually its 14-22million not 30

[@zbmazn2152]

No the only reason he shot him was because he had two choices... either ease his pain and kill him instantly or leaving him there to die alone/ being caught and being a prisoner which is way worse than getting shot.

[@skarin1138]

@@honv1se890 what? I understand what youre trying to imply but no context

[@dkxwo1f83]

This is truly a beautiful film i come back to watch this so much

[@airtonrodriguesdeoliveira9447]

Me partiu o coração. Isso com certeza aconteceu em todas as guerras passadas.😪

[@LK-D2]

Nome do filme ?

[@chrisx2953]

There are no victors in war, everybody loses.

[@slimefather5025]

The victors become charcoal and the loser become ashes

[@nomad_94]

Are you stupid? USSR won

[@claudiapallais4118]

Станислав Калашников switzerland won got the Jews money

[@regen6097]

@@nomad_94 ok, what years today? I was in the cryo pod since WW2 is over.

[@DJSbros]

@@nomad_94 But the PEOPLE lost.

[@fordrestored4646]

Imagine this as a movie... you can really see the cold, hunger thirst pain and sadness. But also the compassion and goodness of people in just one scene.

[@xxcorona1459]

i see a bunch of cowards and bastards

[@420backpack5]

@@xxcorona1459 ok.

[@pastasoo]

This short reminds me of the Pianist, you can give that a watch if you havent

[@user-tb2jf3zj8e]

My grandma was a USA medic that used to be in the war.But niw she is dead died in the 13th of November She was born in 1926 and died in 2023 how lucky even is she,she was my greatest grandma ever.She even told me stories on how she survived ww2 with just healing people,she almost died but thank goodness she lived a good life.

[@andrewl6899]

My grandfather was a Marine in World War II. He was in a POW camp for a while. He would tell stories about the Japanese guards who would risk their life sneak in food or water to the prisoners.

[@musorinabronislava1627]

Вечная память тебе, неизвестный солдат, своего Отечества.

[@joltyn7459]

🇨🇳👍

[@D1mon4ik_YT]

@@joltyn7459 причём тут Китай?

[@ludus6301]

@@D1mon4ik_YT Китай коммунист партия выражать большое уважение советский солдат товарищ умерший за родина от нацист свинья капиталист бургер.

[@D1mon4ik_YT]

@@ludus6301 👍

[@tiennguyensy419]

Đảng cộng sản việt nam muôn năm

[@prophetrocket237]

My immersion was ruined by the dual Reese's peanut butter cup and mattress ads right at the climax

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

KZbin never used to be this commercialised. Videos would occasionally have the uploader promote something but otherwise it was as it was intended and should be. Its a shame, really.

[@capnskurk8679]

Have you heard about ad block

[@mmabagain]

AdBlock my friend. I haven't seen an ad on YT in years.

[@davecrupel2817]

@@capnskurk8679 have you heard about mobile? We domt have access to adblock.

[@SiriusC1024]

@@davecrupel2817 If your phone is rooted you can use AdAway. It uses Fanboy's EasyList just like browser adblockers. It's not listed on Google Play, so you're required to have root to install software from untrusted sources.

[@kishorgartaula1446]

Very touching short film. And the acting was on point from both characters as well!