I Realized That My Participation In The War Was Pointless And We Were Going To Lose Anyway...

[@j.dragon651]

I would have been looking to find my way as far south as I could go and try to get out of that war.

[@Italyboyboyboy22332]

part 6 of the memoirs of a former Wehrmacht officer, commander of a sapper battalion, who shares his memories of the fierce battles for Stalingrad, in which he participated, and the fate of German soldiers, abandoned to their fate for the sake of their military and political interests and ambitions. have a nice listen

[@juhopuhakka2351]

They tried to relief them but could not. Maybe they could have given permission to surender but that is it. They had no fuel etc for break out anyway. They were to far in east and soviet attack was very fierce.

[@ronwarren4196]

Who wrote this?

[@tinashechipomho]

Another screw up a repeat of previous episode

[@ridethecurve55]

And it 'skips' like an old record, leaving out who knows how much narrative. Ugh.

[@randyduane5370]

The author is churning out out too many episodes too quickly. Yes, there are repetitive redundancies from other episodes. Do you even read the comments about your work? How about a new episode every 2-3 days and you QC your work and improve the quality of your work before you lose your viewership.

[@OsmanOsmanHan]

This channel is Some 3rd world Poor peoples income, they dont care about quality, they got excited they can make money with this so they put out as many videos as possible. All those channels with this AI narrators are from India.

[@daleburrell6273]

​@5150Targeted...if it IS all just fiction- then someone has a VERY vivid imagination...(!)

[@georgeworthmore]

'repetitive redundancies" ?

[@theculturedthug6609]

Hitler and Stalin never met in person for a reason... They would have got on like a house in fire and come to a real deal solution.

[@maggit6431]

Hitler, Stalin and all the other Bolsheviks were educated and trained for their roles at the Tavistock Institute, in Sussex, England.