Stalingrad, Part Two | WAR FILM | FULL MOVIE

Part One: • Stalingrad, Part One |...
1942 All of central Europe is under the heel of the Germans. A member of the underground anti-fascist organization, Harro Schulze-Boysen, learns about the secret military operation "Blau", which gives the Germans the opportunity to capture the Caucasus. Schulze-Boysen reported everything to Moscow, but Stalin considered this disinformation. The German plan - to create an imitation offensive near Moscow in order to keep the Russians there - worked. Now, they decided in Berlin, they were guaranteed quick success in the southwestern direction.
Moreover, the Russian counteroffensive near Kharkov floundered - some of our troops were surrounded, some retreated to Stalingrad. Stalingrad acquired special strategic importance for the warring parties. For the Germans, it was an open road to the south, to the Caucasus and India, as Hitler dreamed. Thus began the 200 days and nights of Stalingrad, terrible and bloody.
Year of production: 1989
Director: Ozerov Yuri
Screenwriter: Ozerov Yuri
Composer: Levitin Yuri
Operators: Slabnevich Igor, Gusev Vladimir
Production designers: Yasyukevich Felix, Kirs Vladimir
Cast: Nikonenko Sergey, Gomiashvili Archil, Nevzorov Boris, Ulyanov Mikhail, Lautsevichyus Lyubomiras, Freundlich Bruno, Booth Powers, Allende Fernando, Tsvetkov Valery, Fomicheva Oksana, Bondarchuk Fedor, Burenkov Evgeniy, Garmash Sergey, Goladze Tomaz, Goloborodko Alexander, Grekov Roman , Dmitriev Herbert, Ezepov Vyacheslav, Zasukhin Nikolay, Kryuchkov Nikolay, Kudinov Alexander, Lebedeva Olga, Levkovich Boris, Lobanov Vadim, Lacey Ronald, Petri Akhim, Rozstalny Vitaly, Smolyakov Andrey, Tiede Erich, Shakhvorostova (Totunova) Larisa, Troshin Vladimir, Uryumtsev Oleg, Oleg Utkin, Oksana Fandera, Siegfried Voss, Heise Ernst, Hellstorf Hellmuth, Henneberg Gerd Michael, Herbert Sturm, Schulze Horst, Junghans Gunther

[@patrickmazza7055]

I had this 2-parter saved for months and finally watched it in recent days, thinking of the Russian celebration of victory over the Nazis coming up May 9. And those of us who know history understand that that victory was largely that of the Red Army. I probably would have watched sooner if I had realized it was directed by Yuri Ozerov. I previously watched his Liberation and The Battle for Moscow, both excellent films based in real history, as is this one. And both available at Mosfilm. You actually learn something watching Ozerov’s films. As before, I was impressed by the scale and realism of the battle scenes, all done before CGI. The depiction of the spirit of those who defended Stalingrad is also magnificent. Great moviemaking!

[@asdvet1918]

Happy Victory Day!! The director Yuri Ozerov himself was a participant in the war , he passed it . The military consultants were war veterans .

[@patrickmazza7055]

I read about that. Why it’s so authentic.

[@pietrietveld1842]

The best movie about the bloody battle in stalingrad i have ever see thank you for sharing excellent movie about the subject stalingrad my deep respect for the russion force .

[@kratoleaf7619]

Man against man and no running out of fuel, the SS and German Army would have crushed the Russians. They obliterated 10 million of them alone. Germany lost due to sheer numbers of endless Russian replacements and Allied bombing of logistics. But yes, thats how you win wars. Fasicst will always lose wars because they dont like immigrants and immigrants add to numbers. Asians were fighting with Russia.

[@elastico.404]

Мне, как русскому человеку, приятно читать коментарии людей с разных частей мира, которые понимают всю значимость подвига советского народа.

[@user-li1hm1vf4k]

Я украинец и разделяю Ваши чувства. Жаль, что сейчас мы своими руками делаем то, что не удалось сделать Гитлеру.

[@user-ev7hs8cu9j]

​@@user-li1hm1vf4kещё не вечер ....

[@hauptsturmfuehrer]

A как насчет сего....?!?! " Без помощи США мьi бьi проиграли войну......! " - Й. Сталин в 1943 году . 😂😂😂😂😂😂 - от фашистской БОЛГАРИИ !

[@EdvardGorsak]

Русскому человеку приятно осознавать то, что русские стали нац...ист...ами?

[@elzbietarakusz2421]

С уважением из Польши для России ♥️ Здоровья Вам Друзья

[@onestarabove7027]

People forget the sacrifices of the Soviet people. Thank you for your service.

[@simodjordjevic2701]

Yes, you are right, and your comment is so underrated.. people in the western Europe forgot that they enjoy prosperity only due to the Soviets soft heart and respect for the human kind.. I really hope that this time is gonna be different..

[@user-xu4zb4gj2m]

This series of movies was once introduced into China, with Chinese dubbing. When I was in middle school, I first learned about the Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, which left a deep memory on me.

[@georges7298]

The last part is so touching! The heroes who defended their motherland will always be remembered.

[@paulodavicardosoalcantara]

Wonderful movie, thank you, Russians! From Alagoas, Brazil.

[@miguelestefanodesouzaantunes]

tambem sou de Alagoas

[@buy.to.let.britain]

dah dah. javol.

[@garyc39]

I cant understand a word but its better than any American ww2 film.

[@ralphyznaga1761]

Very corny, third-rate Russian film.

[@user-uo6ls5hv5l]

​@@ralphyznaga1761 третьесортное тут твоё мнение и твой пендоский кинематограф.

[@DaveSCameron]

Surely you can read the subs though?

[@ilijaspasojevic7031]

@@ralphyznaga1761 In contrast to Batman, Superman and similar nonsense, this is a masterpiece! By the way, the best Hollywood actors, when preparing for a role, use the so-called "System". We mean the system created by the famous Stanislavski. Konstantin Sergeevich Stanislavski (Russian: Константин Сергеевич Станиславский; Moscow, January 5, 1863 - Moscow, August 7, 1938). Stanislavski was a Russian theater actor, theater scholar and director. He is the founder of the Art Theater in Moscow in 1898 and the artistic director and ideologist of that theater until the end of his life in 1938. As a great theatrical innovator, he had a significant influence on his contemporaries. His main source of fame and influence rests on his "System" of acting training, preparation and rehearsal techniques. A large number of today's actors, both in the theater and on television and film, owe a lot to Stanislavski's system. By using the System, the actor deeply analyzes the motivations of the role he is playing. The actor has to find a "goal" for each individual scene, as well as a "super goal" for the whole performance. So much for the "inferiority" of everyone else and the so-called "superiority" of American cinematography and acting, which is (not always, but most often) usually garbage! P.S It is known that during their careers, and even today, the "System" was used by actors: Dustin Hoffman, Robert De Niro, Jack Nicholson, Al Pacino, Christian Bale.. Stella Adler was the only American student, which she personally learned from Stanislavski. She later founded the school, the Stella Adler Acting Studio, which was attended by: Mark Ruffalo, Judy Garland, Elizabeth Taylor, Melanie Griffith.

[@user-tg9em8zl1z]

​@@ralphyznaga1761better stay with marvel, superlifer

[@krejslayer]

A real shame all the German dialog is being dubbed - the man portraying Hitler is absolutely brilliant.

[@manoftheworld1000]

Right. He's more authentic than Bruno Ganz in "Downfall". But Ganz performed outstanding "hitlerish" tantrums/LOL🤣!

[@wysoft]

The scale of the battle scenes in this movie using real men and equipment is pretty impressive, something just not seen any more.

[@howardkoontz4735]

Russia film takes you back to the era and tells the story that history does not. I have read much about the defence of Stalingrad and visited it years ago. The scenes are shot in the contex of history from various points of view. I have never heard of the Harro incidence. I must read about it. The scenes are so realistic that it makes you think you are there. The acting is subreb and the supporing extras put their heart into each scene. And to think this is pure cenema not a computer generated movie. Thank you Mosfilm for posting so everyone can enjoy and learn.

[@user-jr3eb4bq5b]

Не дай бог конечно ещё раз такое. Что происходило в Сталинграде, ни один рассказ не опишет тот ужас и страх. Слава и вечная память воинам ВОВ!

[@TOBApuSCh_ChLeHuH]

Уже повторяется

[@charlieharper4975]

I like how well Hitler and his generals are portrayed, not just as cardboard boogymen. I also appreciate the authenticity : sets, costumes, etc.

[@carmenfascinetto789]

Magnífica película, mueve las emociones, cuanto sufrimiento del pueblo Russo, con todo defendiendo a su gran pueblo, gracias desde México un gran respeto.

[@cirka4497]

The best of Stalingrad movie so far watched. Saved .

[@user-cs8zl7nn5j]

Мой дед погиб в Сталинграде.Призван был из Самарской области,через пять дней погиб.

[@simodjordjevic2701]

Pokoj dusi Vasem djedu, i svim palim borcima koji su se borili protiv krvnickih i zlih fasista.. moj pokojni djed, Stojan, je ubijen u koncentracionom logoru u Jasenovcu u Hrvatskoj , pokoj mu dusi..

[@admiralyisoonshin4995]

When I was 12 years old, I read a book named 'the Battle of Stalingrad'. I couldn't forget that the battle was cruel, horrible and tragic. But Russian army and citizens defeated the Nazis and got victory. I am sure that the Battle of Stalingrad was the turning point of WW2 in Europe. The victory of Russia was not Stalin, the Soviet dictator but the results of the blood and sacrifice of Russian army amd citizens. This was very impressive to me. Freedom and independence are not free! From Seoul, Korea.

[@prosenjitbasu7188]

Soviet Union won world war II

[@expatexpat6531]

Great respect for the people and defenders of Stalingrad.

[@zevsrus3234]

Была драка,, Спасали поколение будущие, нежелея себя.. Благодаря нашим дедам, я сейчас пишу по-русски. А не немецком, и думаю как русский.. Наши предки все в раю.. Спасибо им за их Победу. 🙏

[@pgancedo9299]

The soldiers in those battles were real men with steel ballz… great movieA!

[@henry707]

wonderful film - some amazing scenes - so much better than most movies these days with so much CGI. Thanks for posting Mosfilms.

[@robertbrouillette6767]

Here in США I have watched countless documentaries on The Great Patriotic War. This is a great motion picture. I watch as many Russian made films on it as I can find.

[@qwertyqwerty-ze2xe]

Поинтересуйтесь количеством участников этих событий.

[@user-fr4sv1hl7y]

Вы смотрели фильмы " Судьба человека" " Баллада о солдате" ?

[@michelespinosa7396]

@@user-fr4sv1hl7y watched both of them last week. I never realized how touching and heartbreaking Russian movies can be.

[@ironsidestwo]

A Great Classic Russian War movie well worth the watch👍

[@timalan5376]

A good take on the Stalingrad story, and interesting to hear some of the side stories, like Harro and Irubarri for instance, because until now I wasn't aware of their part in the conflict. What was missing was more of the 1942-1943 winter and fighting in the sewers, both of which were extreme, intense, and severe. Now how Powers Boothe ended up in this all-Russian-made film is beyond me, but he played his role well. The actors' likenesses to the real people were also good, especially those who played Hitler and Stalin.

[@makiskaloulis830]

You can watch - in my opinion - the best soviet movie about a part of the battle of Stalingrad. It 's called "hot snow": a really perfect drama! Enjoy it

[@klintkaos]

Powers Boothe was in it because the film makers had to get backing from the USA and they wanted some Amercian actors in it

[@amblincork]

The scenes with Haro were embarassingly bad....stopped watching at that point

[@derekgantt6282]

I love these films with down to earth.,peoples..just at home... historical preparations.,and acting skills.,like great classical jazz...being all the parts form an amazing whole.., self educational way of learning about peoples.,,hats off to Powers Booth.,of Emerald forest....peace

[@lawsonj39]

Powers Boothe sure doesn't look much like the historical Chuikov.

[@bryanpersaud9947]

Simply the best movie on the subject I have ever had the pleasure to watch. Bravo to the filmmakers and the Great Russian people for their heroic stand against the Nazis!

[@kratoleaf7619]

the best Stalingrad movie came out a few years after this and still holds up today. The last one was too much CGI and reminds you of 300 with the fast then slow motion techniques. Stupid for non-fiction.

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

@@kratoleaf7619 Well, the West German film "Dogs, do you want to live forever?" (Hunde, wollt ihr ewig leben?, 1959) and the Soviet film "Soldiers" (Солдаты, 1956) can compete with this 1993 film for the title of "The best film about Stalingrad". Or were you talking about "The Enemy at the Gate"? Well, and "Stalingrad" by Fyodor Bondarchuk, who played Ivan the sniper in "Stalingrad" (1989), is not as stupid as it seems. Especially when compared with the movie "T-34".

[@kratoleaf7619]

the Stalindgrad in 93 with Thomas Kretschmann who has played a German soldier in atleast 5-6 films was the best. T-34 was awesome. The White Tiger was another. Also the film about the female sniper who visited the White House was well done. Russians have been cranking out some quality stuff. They have most of the best tanks for films left over from WW2. I have trouble watching older films with dubbed voices and over-acting.@@user-so2ly3ug8d

[@colmcmillan173]

@@user-so2ly3ug8d The enemy at the gate is a collection of silly stereotypes.

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

​@@colmcmillan173 I know. And these stereotypes spoil the impression of him very well at the beginning of the film. Despite the fact that I am one of those Russians who liked this movie. Although every time I watch this movie, I burn from its beginning. Because of its beginning, I think "Stalingrad" (2013) is better. Although there are films that are better than "Stalingrad" (2013). And I am silent that the German films "Stalingrad" (1993) and "Dogs, do you want to live forever?" (Hunde, wollt ihr ewig leben?, 1959) are better than "The Enemy at the Gate". But we must admit that the dilogy "Tired of the sun 2" (Утомленные солнцем 2, 2010-2011) is worse than "The Enemy at the gate". Even "Pearl Harbor" (2001) is better than "Tired of the Sun 2". And at the same time, "Tired of the Sun 1" (Утомленные солнцем 1, 1994) is a good movie that deserved an Oscar. And "Tired of the Sun 2" is a bad art house with a huge budget, which runs for 5.5 hours, and it is divided into two films.

[@mocoroco6028]

The Russians are making the best war movies - period!

[@SamGemdzhi]

Хотят ли русские войны ?

[@selen10213]

Не русские советские!!

[@SamGemdzhi]

Не поправляй того чего не знаешь !

[@selen10213]

@@SamGemdzhi А что не так ?? У меня комментарий к английскому тексту !

[@SamGemdzhi]

@@selen10213 тогда тебе не о чем беспокоится бро 🤝

[@salavatinoyatov4413]

Вечная память командирам и солдатам. Гордость берёт. Никогда не забуду.

[@africadreamin]

An outstanding portrayal of the horror and the sacrifices of war, after the end of WW2 we stated Lest We Forget, but we did.

[@davewitter6565]

Interesting to see a non Hollywood view of what the will of the Russian People exacted upon German dominance. After Stalingrad the Germans never regained offensive power. It was retreat and defeat all the way back to Berlin.

[@lawsonj39]

The Germans did marshal one last offensive at Kursk in the summer of '43, but that was a disaster thanks in part to the obviousness of the target and in part to the valor--and the preparation--of the Red Army.

[@hoffmannbernd3011]

Ohne US - Hilfe hätte es kein Stalingrad gegeben . Ohne US - Hilfe wäre das Rußland Stalins 1941 zusammengebrochen und damit der Krieg zu Ende .

[@mrobocop1666]

​@@lawsonj39 this battle is portrayed well in Soviet Liberation 4-part movie with the same director and cast

[@luxeternity]

There is a saying about stalingrad, kursk and bagration but i kinda forgot what it is. But it inlcudes uppercut , bloody nose

[@piotrmalewski8178]

@@mrobocop1666 Isn't that Part 1, The Fire Bulge?

[@aeneas237]

Thank you for posting this film! Films about the Great Patriotic War made by Russian filmmakers are excellent

[@german-engineering1963]

I'm surprise to see American actor Powers Boothe played Vasily Chuikov. His role is most likely dubbed, but still interesting to see him in a Russian movie.

[@kevinloignon7943]

I KNEW IT. Damn..................

[@michaeldebellis4202]

OMG I thought the actor playing Chuikov looked very familiar but it never dawned on me he could be an American. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@charleshiggens6306]

Yes I noticed that too

[@kratoleaf7619]

the best Stalingrad movie came out a few years after this and still holds up today. The last one in the 10's was too much CGI and reminds you of 300 with the fast then slow motion techniques. Stupid for non-fiction.

[@jimburg621]

great actor.

[@parthadebchanda4072]

Glory to 20 million people of Soviet Russia who gave their Life and saved the world from fascists

[@bertassellodavide1297]

Ни шагу назад Сталинград 💔

[@ferns4me]

Every aspect of this film is "phenomenal"!

[@Pakhomov27...]

Генерал Родимцев действительный герой ,насмерть стал грудью защиту СТАЛИНГРАДА ,а отдал пленного лётчика, горе потерявшим матерям ,я думаю человечность у него выше всего

[@ibrahimbabangida6016]

I only understand one thing about this Movie which Is War Is Necessary But Is Never Good

[@ShamanKish]

I recommend TIKs channel, he has Battle of Stalingrad analyzed literally hour for hour 😎 And, yes, Chuikov survived many deadly situations by miracle 😮

[@bhoward9378]

An exceptional film. I have never heard of it before today. Thank you, Mosfilm!

[@user-hk5fg3bk8h]

there are also films liberation, the battle for Moscow, the siege of Leningrad

[@derandere4965]

Yes, and all the beautiful fantasy weapons! It's almost like Star Wars.

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

And remember: Yuri Ozerov was ahead of George Lucas, Peter Jackson, and David Yates. And he was ahead of them in that he was the first to film a prequel franchise to his original franchise. And yes, if, that his "Stalingrad" is the second prequel to "Liberation". The first was "The Battle of Moscow". And yes, he also had a spin-off to Liberation called Soldiers of Freedom, which was before the prequels. And I don't know if that spin-off will be translated or not. But you should know about it.

[@mgg7756]

wtf are you even saying lol just enjoy the movie and calm down

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

@@mgg7756 I've been enjoying this movie since I was a kid. It's one of my favorite movies. And one of the two films that I watched most often as a child. The second was "They fought for the Motherland." Actually, if you read one of my other comments here, you could understand it. And yes, I'm just jokingly explaining that Yuri Ozerov has made many big film projects about WW2 (GPW). And this is such a large-scale work that it was ahead of its time. And although I am one of those who loves the films of Sergei Borndarchuk Sr. more than the films of Yuri Ozerov. By the way, the son of Sergei Borndarchuk Sr. starred in this film, and in 2013 his son made a film with the same name. Anyway, I appreciate what Yuri Ozerov did. Even if I don't like his "Battle of Moscow" and "Soldiers of Freedom".

[@mgg7756]

@@user-so2ly3ug8d fair enough, my bad there

[@manoftheworld1000]

Yeah! Imho Russia is probably the most 'underrated' country in the world🥴.

[@dude9127]

i am fascinated by the beauty of these actress, pure and natural.

[@billathighwoods4289]

Fantastic, so realistic and a real credit is due to production artists and actors!

[@j.b.1897]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful film. Cheers!

[@chadczternastek]

Just seen part one. Great flick for a foreign film. Definitely worth a watch if you are a war movie fan. 4/5

[@camoensdecervantes4029]

Stalin's name will live forever (much to the chagrin of Western historians) because of Stalingrad.

[@seanstephens7573]

Probably because of the 20 million murdered in his name as well…..

[@leeedsonetwo]

Except it is called Volgograd now, seems even Russians do not like him anymore.

[@riftraft2015]

Stalins name will possibly live forever, because he slaughtered 10 million + of his own people. Theres a reason his own staff watched him die on the floor poisoned without lifting a finger to help the madman. Everyone knows what he was. Just another hitler in a different uniform. The bravery of the Russain soldiers is what won "the great patriotic war". Stalins stupidity likely killed as many russain soldiers as germany did. Germanys war on russia was a war of extermination. They killed more civilians than they did soldiers. Make no mistake. The russain soldiers didnt fight for stalin, bolshevism, or communism. They fought for mother Russia and its people.

[@kamose487]

Stalin is a mass murder, especially of the own people....

[@DeepTitanic]

I was chatting to a Russian last weekend who loves Stalin. He's more popular than ever. @@leeedsonetwo

[@chingkhiuhguangriameinaga5616]

What a beautiful film stories of WW2 .

[@aarusty51]

That was really good and well worth watching. Thanks for posting.

[@ztracenvcase5240]

Zdravím bratia Rusy Česká republika.

[@RasskazSoldata]

Привет брат!

[@NavrajRajLostSouls]

No recent or even distant past have SUCH GREAT STORY TO TELL their great grand children. They seen it all

[@philippefalque9916]

A gentle and simplistic movie which has related the historic battle. It was a great victory against darkness. Russian tenacity is amazing as said the tansport boat old captain. With El Alamein it was the beginning of the end. for ever thank to whom have fallen.

[@Nick_on_YouTube]

This is epic movies. 👍🏻

[@rafaelmartinez6784]

Very interesting show with a superb narrative of the main aspects of the battle. Thank you.

[@miketurek3074]

Good film. Makes me want to read the book again.

[@robertobarletta4110]

Grazie! 🙂

[@arturoborges6813]

Buenas tardes,por favor, traduzcan al español para poder disfrutar mejor de tan excelente película. Gracias.

[@brugnamename6133]

I super love these corny old Soviet flicks. God bless the people of Russia

[@claymor8241]

It’s not really Soviet it’s a Russian-American co-production. Quincy Jones co-produced.

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

1:07:17 - 1:07:55 Sergei Astakhov from "Stalingrad" (2013) died in much the same way as Ivan from "Stalingrad" (1989). And the curious thing is not that Ivan was played by "Stalingrad" (2013) director Fyodor Bondarchuk. It's that Astakhov was played by his son, Sergei Bondarchuk Jr.

[@ferenacarotenuto9851]

I just loved it. Thanks for uploading. ❤❤❤

[@kernowpolski]

Amusing to see Powers Boothe playing Chuikov being dubbed into Russian here, as 5 years earlier he played a US Air Force Colonel helping to lead American partisans against a Soviet/Cuban invasion of the USA in Red Dawn (1984).

[@aremarlancaster9054]

Forever Rusia. Una gran historia de lo que sucedio en Stanlingrad, Excelente peliicula.

[@Asgard2208]

For those who love old Soviet war films go watch Come and See. It's here on YT and is a fabulous , heartrending movie.

[@carlosfernandosanchezgomez9843]

Gloria eterna a los heroes de la Union Sovietica! Gracias por subir esta pelicula, buenisima y el soundtrack es bellisimo.

[@user-pl9di8ev2o]

Hagan doblajes al español , me gustan estas películas 🙏 gracias de antemano

[@sampathjayathilaka8558]

Excellent film love you more than a film.better than to American film in ww2 . Russia give a noble price for the war . great appreciation people Russian long live mother Russia

[@clarkewi]

Greatest generation.

[@AlexanderLonskiy]

Absolutely better, than "Enemy at the gates"!!!

[@asdvet1918]

Фильм " Враг у ворот" , это чистая западная пропаганда , и попытка обесценить подвиг советского народа в Битве за Сталинград, и в целом подорвать вклад советского народа в победе над фашистской Германией и её союзниками! Ведь СССР , США, и Британия были союзниками в войне , на большом просторе, от Тихого Океана , до Европейской части войны , и Африке .

[@jessgatt5441]

That was one hell of a battle in one hell of a war. Let's hope we can wiggle our way past such another.

[@wolowolowolo]

Absolutamente espectacular película!!!!

[@hansvanderzwet]

Loved the movie, hated the cardboard tanks.

[@therearestorms7471]

Hold up. Thats the air force dude from Red Dawn in command on the commies. Mind blown!

[@johnd5325]

Powers Boothe, American

[@guycastonguay9633]

You are right! His name os Powers Boothe. They translated his name to Russian when showing all actors names!

[@george-101]

He's a KGB agent, infiltrated Hollywood to learn the American way of acting, in order to make this film, lol

[@KirbyZhang]

I'm surprised this film was made in 1989. My initial guess was the Brezhnev era in the 70's. For a Soviet movie of late 1980's, it was not ready for what was to come.

[@user-zz4tf5sk3j]

У меня просто слезы полились, когда моряки закричали ,,Полундра!,, Какие же смелые парни. Да Сталинград оправдал свое название, действительно из стали. От города остались одни руины. По моему- это единственный случай, когда не разрешили эвакуацию мирного населения. Сколько же их там погибло.. ,,Ни шагу назад,,-этот приказ спас битву,но какой ценой! Вечная память погибшим в Сталинграде. И пусть всегда охраняет город Монумент ,,Родина- Мать,, за кото рую русские солдаты отдали свои жизни!

[@user-sf6tr1nd2l]

Авдеевка тоже выстоит перед московским нацизмом .

[@SamGemdzhi]

А у меня стало мурашек побежало ! Никто не знает но думаю не мало гражданских полегло !

[@kak_BeTep]

Реально не провели эвакуацию мирного населения?!? Жёстко!

[@user-li1hm1vf4k]

Нашу Советскую Родину защищали не только русские, но и бойцы всех других национальностей СССР. Давайте это никогда не забывать.

[@rafaeltrigos7141]

Much better than Hollywood trashy movies 😢

[@Ferdrew-fw2hr]

Apocalyptic times !! 😮💀 Human EGOS !! ☝️☝️ A Russian Masterpiece !! ✊🤛

[@FlorinSutu]

An important story completely ignored by the movie: the German aerial bridge, involving hundreds and hundreds of airplanes, supplying their encircled troops from Stalingrad, for about 2 months.

[@user-it2jv8eu8q]

Наивно было предполагать, что советская авиация не займет небо над окружённой 6 армией. Даже если, Паулюс сделал по своему и прорывался с боями назад. Его не кто не отпустил бы. Если даже Манштейн не смог прорваться.

[@FlorinSutu]

@@user-it2jv8eu8q - - The first impulse of the surrounded Germans and their subordinated Romanians from Stalingrad was to immediately break the encirclement and move toward west. At first, Hitler agreed with this. But Goering comes in, dreaming for a great feat of Luftwaffe which will bring him glory. He convinced Hitler to let the encircled troops to remain where they were. In the moment of the encirclement, the Germans had resources to break out. They were preparing to move, they blew up with explosives all kind of storage that they did not want to leave behind to be captured. Food and ammunitions, the kind of goods that will be desperately needed later, when they were ordered to stay and fight.

[@jjtimmins1203]

I've never seen a film that portrays both Hitler and Stalin. The guy who played Stalin was 10x as scary as Hitler!

[@isharaudayangawimalaweera3642]

Wonderful. Thanks a lot 😍😍

[@swarnamohanty3121]

Best war movie

[@willmont8258]

Just looked up this film. Guess it was a Soviet/East German film, but they didn't have enough money to make it, so they went to American production company Warner Brothers for funding, but Warner insisted on some American actors in exchange for their help. And Quincy Jones also had a roll as a producer? Too bad he couldn't have gotten Michael Jackson a small part too, maybe as Russian sniper Vasily Zaitsev.

[@kratoleaf7619]

Powers Booth was a great addititon because he is the only reason I watched it. I had to turn off sound and read the CC due to the horrible voiceovers. Another issue was the use of black Nazi uniforms. They went gray when the war started.

[@georgestreicher252]

When did Powers Booth learn to speak Russian? This must have been before he stared in Red Dawn. Unlike most Eruopean cities which were made of brick, most buildings in Stalingrad were made from steel reinforced concrete. This is part of the reason why the city held out for so long. Like the American Jeeps. The US gave much military aid to the USSR during the war.

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

There is a version that his speech was duplicated. But I can't find a dubbing actor.

[@jb1934]

The American studio got Power Booth in return for co-financing, but was this movie actually distributed in USA and did anyone see it in theaters in 1990? Doesn't seem like the sort of movie Americans would watch. Too long, and too russian in style.

[@georgestreicher252]

@@jb1934 Never heard of this movie before. I think this may have had some following in the US if it was dubbed in English. I like this movie as I am a history buff and am interested in all things Russian because of my mother's ancestry I suppose. My maternal grandparents emigrated right after the First World War, so they escaped the suffering of the Soviet era.

[@mrobocop1666]

But unfortunately most of US and UK help started to arrive in 1943, when USSR already turned the tide of war alone in battles of Moscow, Stalingrad and Kursk

[@claymor8241]

Apparently a Russian-American co-production (co-produced by Quincy Jones) in the Perestroika era, hence the presence of Powers Boothe as Chuikov.

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

Thank you for this amazing movie. The key characters of the war are always cast very well in Russian films. One would almost think that was Stalin himself. Indeed it was odd to see Powers Booth. I was like; huh? I read afterwards how this casting decision came about when the Russian sought support from American film makers. It was very interesting to see the focus put upon the "Red Orchestra" resistance and subsequent trials in Germany. In the west, one would be hard pressed to even find a footnote to such events. The "Stauffenberg" plot always getting the attention when it comes to anti Nazi resistance. Wonderful to see a birds eye view of "The Motherland Calls" at the end of the film. There are few memorials to a decisive battle in history that can be compared to this one on Mamayev Kurgan.

[@HareK0nnen]

Yeah, but even though Powers Booth doesn't match the look of Chuikov, the portrayal matches the character of the man. At leas the way he's presented in memoirs and the like

[@manoftheworld1000]

In the 1970s German TV broadcast a seven-part TV series about the "Red Orchestra", original title back then: "Die rote Kapelle".

[@vitalic8022]

Не так давно побывал , в городе Волгограде.Был на Мамаевом кургане.Незабываемое не счем не сравнимое впечатление,и гордость за свою страну.Вечная память павшим героям.

[@manoftheworld1000]

@@vitalic8022 Однажды я видел старые кинокадры Сталинграда до вторжения вермахта, где было видно, каким мирным и оживленным был город. В качестве утешения могу сказать, что в Вестфалии есть почетное кладбище советских погибших на войне, которое, насколько я знаю, до сих пор с любовью поддерживается местными жителями. Сегодня мы должны освободить Германию от бешеных собак, которые хотят снова сбросить бомбы на Россию! (I hope the translation is correct.)

[@billrea66]

Another excellent 2 part movie from the people at Mosfilm . Thank you .

[@bwilliams463]

I'm honestly surprised that this was made in 1989; just based on the film quality, the effects and the music, I would have guessed it was at least 20 years older. I think I've seen some of those T34 'Tigers' in a later film about a KV1 and its crew. One of the awful realities of the battle for Stalingrad was that Paulus surrendered to save his men, but 95% of them died in Russian captivity. Paulus himself stayed in Russia after the war voluntarily, and later moved back to Communist East Germany.

[@user-cx6du1vr2g]

Мне, как жителю Волгограда/Сталинграда, всех этих пленных захватчиков, ничуточки не жаль: немцев, румын, итальянцев, венгров, хорватов и прочих граждан "гитлеровского евросоюза".

[@piotrmalewski8178]

I'm pretty sure they used the very same tech, and the same movie props as they did in Liberation.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

Second and only 10 minutes late, why is part two out first (Around 4 minutes before.). Anyway, Thank You for this wonderful. film. Cinema was beautiful then.

[@jackieow]

Once the Germans were encircled, it was house to house and building to building guerilla warfare for a couple of months. Very up close and brutal combat. The Germans kept being resupplied by air and the battle could have gone on for much longer. But a smart Russian tank commander had the idea to run his tanks about 40 miles north of Stalingrad where the Germans had their airfield for their airlift. He ran his tanks under the German planes, destroying their landing gear. At that point Paulus understood he had zero hope and so finally surrendered.

[@debdas9414]

Paulus proved himself a great communicator. After the war he became the chief of East Germany.

[@t55a2]

Cool story

[@t55a2]

They must have been very small tanks, lol

[@jackieow]

They were big mean nasty tanks, and they made the Nazi landing gear into teensy weensy pieces. So the Russians were laughing out loud.@@t55a2

[@kratoleaf7619]

thats about to happen in Gaza...

[@derekgantt6282]

Most excellent film... historical piece on Russian peoples..

[@alexG106]

Booth Powers! Always a great character actor. :)

[@user-xs7yv7sx5t]

This is Russian's actor

[@Zahar1987]

DDR

[@user-bg5hb9gx9j]

Слава нашим дедам и прадедам

[@tonyelberg7814]

excellent movie , mosfilm have got gtreat war movies with subs.

[@george-101]

Great film

[@user-wv1tz5gn3r]

Я из России, мне понравился этот фильм, но я хочу сказать иностранцам посмотревший этот филь что есть гораздо лучше фильмы про Сталинград снятые ещё в Совецкое время, есть очень мно хороших фильмов про ВОВ

[@Aniss_Ichkhakh69200]

I like Russian war films about the Great Patriotic War... too bad there is always too much music during the war scenes😢

[@johnjuarez8005]

Powers Booth in this, Great American actor.

[@carlosreal7061]

GRACIAS.

[@nottodance]

ну зачем же так неуважительно к пехоте то? пехота главное оружие в той войне. не стоит забывать

[@GrummanIronWorksFan]

Great Movie!

[@user-dc4rt8kb5r]

Советские народ , народ победитель и созидатель ! Юрий Гагарин , отличный парень был 😊

[@DanteKenchi]

great movie, thank you for the upload :)

[@leoboogie9886]

Watched from USA The normal masculinity & femininity displayed here are gone from Hollywood Films Hollywood is not capable of making films like this anymore I appreciate the admissions about Stalin etc at the end of the film Salute to the Actors Director & all who worked on the masterpiece May Communism & Nazism never return to Russia & Germany

[@piotrmalewski8178]

Feminity is gone in real life to start with. Women got loud, aggressive and obnoxious.

[@AntonioFalco573]

Per favore potete mettere i sottotitoli in italiano? Grazie