hazbin hotel and 1 oc reacts to SABATON'S attack of the dead men ft Nathan

the video and song doesn't belong to me
the video and the song belongs to their rightful owner's
original song creator
/ sabaton
/ sabaton
video in the reaction creator
• Attack of the Dead Men...
• Attack of the Dead Men...
Nathan belong's to himself
Joshua belong's to me

[@ethanhollye8375]

Actually all of the people that breathed in the gas later died because the gas was poisonous but in water it is much like acid so eventually the gas did still kill them

[@impirialgaming7341]

Nope, some survived actually

[@ghostface3140]

​@@impirialgaming7341which is amazing tbh

[@Da-Boi]

They did not use mustered gas they used clorean gas

[@arnoldluna8587]

These soldiers did died, but their rage has give them a boost to give them a one last stand to fight until their bodies can't move no more n their spirits faded from the world of the toxic gas that killed everything in it's way, n even them rage can give us a blast of energy of our adrenaline to fight without limits for a short time n even shorter time to fight further to their goals to end the war, n I respect them for their spirits never died until they fall n sleep well in their graves of their fallen comrades n rest 🌫️☠️🌫️☠️🌫️☠️😔🥀🌱🍃🌫️☠️🌫️☠️🌫️☠️🌫️

[@belek2008]

Russian Russian names are not at all if you decided to make a reaction with Russian soldiers, then you should have given them a name, for example, Ivan, Kirill, Oleg, Sergey, Pavel, Yuri, Vlad and tagdalee

[@impirialgaming7341]

True

[@watchedchief3530]

Yeah bro joshua and Nathan very Russian names

[@eriksonpardede9963]

It should be Ivan and Dmitry (Dmitry is a reference to the current army of the Russian Federation)

[@nobody3761]

Well that and every single Russian soldier that was there died soon after seeing as they were literally coughing up parts of their lungs.

[@watchedchief3530]

@@nobody3761 true bro they were just chillin not even making a little cough

[@Rag3_Issu3]

Amazing Russian names. Very normal in Russia.( Haven't been to Russia and never will not very big fan of how it is now. If it was the Russian Empire or Soviet Union in the last 2 years before it was dissolved I would be fine visiting.)

[@impirialgaming7341]

I’ve been there, if the situation with the worlds 4th worst leader becomes good I’m prolly gonna go back. Also I consider myself lucky because I was born in 1889 in what is now Kazakhstan so I technically was Soviet for 2 ish years (1991 the Soviet Union officially dissolved)

[@natcydragnil4044]

На песню "атака русских мертвецов" интересно будет посмотреть. Которая от арктида.

[@BrightonMin]

Bros first time frowning

[@nathaneskell4177]

Well then this well I’ll be honest I enjoy of how you made my character it’s so interesting anyways thanks for I guess putting me in a video or how I would like in real life

[@nathaneskell4177]

Also one more thing maybe you can make another part to this where like they react to an animation about the attack of the dead men because it tells you about like how what it did to them because it said that whenever the rest of the Russians got back up they the Germans was actually so horrified by what they saw they just ran the other way I’m not gonna fight and they also tripped over their barbed wire at the same time and it says that pretty much look up the attack of the dead man animation it all I know is that it should talk about How the mustard gas made it where they started spitting or coughing up pieces of their lungs

[@joshuaafton7833]

@@nathaneskell4177 the blue haired one and alaster knows what it does

[@josehinojoza733]

@@joshuaafton7833 recommend fnaf react to rdr2 Arthurs death low honor and high

[@varisamastacia7879]

The Attack of the Dead Men was a battle of World War I that took place at Osowiec Fortress (now northeastern Poland), on August 6, 1915. The incident got its name from the bloodied, zombie-like appearance of the Russian combatants after they were bombarded with a mixture of poison gases, chlorine and bromine, by the Germans. The Germans launched a full-frontal offensive on Osowiec Fortress at the beginning of July; the attack included 14 battalions of infantry, one battalion of sappers, 24-30 heavy siege guns, and 30 batteries of artillery equipped with poison gases led by Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg. Russian defenses were manned by 500 soldiers of the 226th Zemlyansky Infantry Regiment, and 400 militia. The 11th Landwehr Division under the command of Infantry General Rudolph of Freudenberg was singled out for the new general attack. The 18th Regiment was deployed in the main direction along the highway and railway. The 76th Landwehr Regiment was to attack the south. To aid the success of the operation on the front of both regiments, it was decided to use a massive gas-balloon attack with chlorine. Other parts of the division to the north and northeast were to support the attack with demonstrative action. At dawn, at 4:00 a.m. on August 6, 1915, with a tailwind on the entire front of the attack, chlorine was released from 30 gas-balloon batteries. It is estimated that the gas eventually penetrated to a total depth of 20 km, maintaining the striking effect to a depth of 12 km and up to 12 meters in height. In the absence of any effective means of protection for the defenders, the result of the gas attack was devastating: the 9th, 10th and 11th companies of the Zemlyansky Regiment were completely out of action, from the 12th company in the central redoubt in the ranks remained about 40 people; Byalogrond had about 60 people from three companies. Almost all the first and second lines of defence of the Sosna position were left without defenders. Following the gas release, German artillery opened fire on the fortress and barraged fire for their units moving in the attack. The fortress's artillery was initially unable to fire effectively, as it in turn was hit by a gas wave. This was compounded by the simultaneous shelling of the fortress by both conventional shells and chloropicrin shells. More than 1,600 people were killed in the fortress, and the entire garrison was poisoned with varying degrees of severity. The 13th company under the command of Lieutenant Kotlinsky counterattacked parts of the 18th regiment along the railway and forced them into flight. During the attack, Lieutenant Kotlinsky was mortally wounded and handed over command of the compound to the 2nd Osovetska Sap Company V. M. Strzeminsky, who, despite severe gas poisoning, with the remnants of the company entrusted to him, carried the attack to the end, using bayonet tactics to take possession of the 1st and 2nd sections of the Sosnya position. Kotlinsky died later that evening. The Russians did not hold the area for much longer. The Germans threatened to encircle the fortress with the capture of Kaunas and Novogeorgievsk. The Russians demolished much of the fortress and withdrew on August 18. (all credit to wikipedia in fact this entire thing was from wikipedia)

[@user-lj4ro7ew1f]

I know

[@josiahigita3346]

You gonna say that the Russian's scared the German's because it happened in nine fifteen

[@marionetka297]

Почему имена не русские?

[@rascher-db7ih]

Согласен какой-то джошуа и натан

[@deadhead6903]

Натан and Джошуа that's their names in Russian.

[@snailzie908]

Chlorine gas

[@Carl-hf2et]

True

[@Nononononononononoononononon]

It’s actually called “mustard gas” which explains the greenish look.

[@Rag3_Issu3]

@@Nononononononononoononononon yes

[@RandomPerson-ip7mp]

it was indeed chlorine (and slightly bromine) gas, mustard gas uses another, bigger molecule with a mustard base.

[@smashyconduile2273]

The music was played on a microwave bro

[@niewiem844]

you forgot the you say rast not rest

[@Lowbugetremakes]

Question why do the Russian soldiers have American names why not Vladimir or Chernov?

[@zhaf_notpro]

What the heck is mustard gas it's poison gas *kid*

[@isaacruff2523]

Dude mustard gas is a type of poisonous gas and

[@user-qy1bo7zu7d]

А у русских солдат почему такие имена дали Например (Илья Иван или Кирилл да можно было Василием назвать и.д.т.)

[@kmistall9603]

ооо русские коментарии

[@jordanbennett952]

hugs the catgirls legs

[@varisamastacia7879]

dude don't be weird