The Battle for Moscow TYPHOON, Part Two | WAR MOVIE

Film II: Typhoon
Part One: • The Battle for Moscow ...
Part Two: The enemy is at the outskirts of the city, yet the traditional 7 November parade takes place as always. Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya is captured and executed, and Panfilov's men fight to the last. Rokossovsky begs Zhukov to allow retreat but is refused. After all seems lost, the Germans grind to a halt because of the harsh winter. On 6 December, the Soviets launch a successful counter-offensive by using the air force, the cavalry, tanks, and ski troops. Forcing the Germans to retreat, causing Hitler to blame his generals.
Film I: Aggression
Part One: • The Battle for Moscow ...
Part Two: • The Battle for Moscow ...
Soviet two-part war film, presenting a dramatized account of the 1941 Battle of Moscow and the events preceding it. The films were a Soviet-East German-Czechoslovak-Vietnamese co-production directed by Yuri Ozerov who also wrote the script. It was made in time for the 40th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany and the 20th anniversary of the proclamation of the Victory Day holiday and Moscow's declaration as a Hero City.
Year of production: 1985
Directed by: Ozerov Yuri
Writed by: Ozerov Yuri
Music: Pakhmutova Alexandra
Operators: Chernykh Igor, Gusev Vladimir
Set Designers: Lapshina Tatiana, Myagkov Alexander
Starring: Shmeleva Irina, Prygunov Lev, Yakovlev Yuri, Yankovsky Rostislav, Kulagin Leonid
#Battle_of_Moscow #Yuri_Ozerov #War_movie

[@CanadaGUY]

Bravest men I have ever seen..the obstacles they overcame..I am in awe of the bravery and devotion of these men and woman..thank you for your service

[@piotrmalewski8178]

Watch 'They fought for their country'. The film has incredible artillery barrage scenes and is a rare if not the only Soviet film admitting what the soldiers really had to go through. It's war as a horror.

[@angelocassanelli3401]

@@piotrmalewski8178 Thanks for the advice from me too. I admire the skill and courage of the Russian soldiers during WWII and their allies, so I am very curious to watch this film.

[@abrarahmedsaif]

What a movie series! I've watched all of the four parts!❤️ Russian are the only nation who beat Nazi first & ended the war in Berlin after destroying NAZI . Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩💚

[@jamesdalme8246]

Everyone seems to forget that the Soviet Union was allies with the Nazis at first, they even invaded Poland and 3 Baltic states. They are just as responsible for WW2 as the Germans…..but that got thrown down the memory hole.

[@AntonioLucas91]

@@jamesdalme8246 if you're refering to the non-agression treaty, every european country had one with nazi germany, wich included the partition of other countries territories too

[@dougholliday467]

I finished part 2, then went to my music to hear, once again, "The Bells of Dawn" featuring the Boys Choir of Galinka, and once again, my eyes are moist. Thanks again all including the commenter. Most sincerely, I remain at 80 years old, Sentebey in USA.

[@NikitaZhadan]

Thank you very much to all conservative Americans who know and remember who are real friends. I 'm sure there are many people in America who would be happy to be friends with Russians . Most likely , your father met with Soviet Red Army soldiers on the Elbe , and then there were no differences between them . Not knowing the language, the brothers in arms understood each other without problems. Charles De Gaulle is probably turning over in his grave right now, seeing what is happening in Europe.

[@YbYBwRbY]

I'll never forget, and will be grateful to the grave to the Soviet people and their Red Army. Thank you for posting this film.

[@naanthony7807]

Yep the Soviets are the ones most responsible for destroying the Nazis and fascists, they have inflicted the most casualties of the enemy and the whole country sacrificed most of their life and possessions for those 4 years. Every Russian lost one or two dear immediate family or relatives or friends.

[@davidr2802]

I 'll never forget how Stalin with his partner Hitler carved up Poland and the Baltic states and gave Germany a free hand to attack the west.

[@user-ld1ys9cc9b]

@@naanthony7807 how about katyn?

[@user-ld1ys9cc9b]

Who are you?

[@skillsphere9245]

​@@naanthony7807 thats very correct and finaly puts things into picture wow russia never wanted to invade poland and there is more.. On a secret evening a german high ranking army general if im correct speer went to the uk and tried to convince the english prince or king or royal house to ally why?? England and germany where far relatives through the keiser u heard that right the alliance was never agreed upon and after the failed attempt he was oblidged to never talk about it but stalin could have had intell about this through his spies making it suspicious and him expecting this ofcourse through intell and relations stalin knew this was the case and wanted to take precautions very interesting. Put things more into place also only 2 or 3 days before operation barberossa germany still order steel trains coming over the border making stalin again doubting about germanies intentions

[@user-gc3xf9zt5y]

Парад на 7 Ноября прошёл с Честью,смотрела стоя! Слава СССР, Слава погибшим воинам! Не забудем.Помним Вас Великие Воины.

[@alvimgabriel4400]

Zoya !!!!!!

[@MVuke84]

32:00 I'll always remember the history of that part, and Zoya's brave last words, "I'm not afraid, I'm ready to die. There are 200 million of us, you can't hang us all." Turned out to be so true, and now it rings through the ages.

[@januvacha7060]

My next book is dedicated to Zoya ! It was during my college days that I read about the heroism of this young girl and from that moment she stayed with me.

[@mairamgulelmuratova-ql9ud]

Молодцы ,что перевели на английский язык.Пусть нынешнее поколение мира знает на какие жертвы шли народы СССР❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-nx3we3ku6x]

Фашисты и Комунисты! Парад в Польше в 1939! Беллиссимо!!!!

[@user-nh4lm6fp7x]

А где там идется о народах ????

[@johnharrington1800]

Incredible filmmaking. So much respect for the perseverance of the Soviet Union.

[@ja-hf8oc]

Эти окопы под Москвой рыла моя бабушка и мой отец .Ему было 12 лет. В 42 г. отец бросил школу и пошел работать на завод. На ровне со взрослыми ,по 12 часов ! Чтобы отец доставал до станка ему под ноги ставили деревянный ящик . А во время бомбежки они дежурили на крышах ,чтобы тушить зажигательные фугасы . А дома одна оставалась младшая, десятилетняя сестра на которой была обязанность получить по карточкам продукты и приготовить еду . К счастью мои оба деда вернулись . Один дошел до Берлина ,второй попал в плен и вернулся искалеченный , но живой ! Разве это можно забыть ?

[@buxtehude123]

For comparison-- France was defeated by ONE German Panzer army. THREE Panzer armies attacked Moscow. Amazing victory by Soviet troops against the Axis war machine!!! Humankind is grateful.

[@leecharles8981]

They made the panzer divisions smaller, reducing them from a panzer brigade of 2 regiments, each of 2 battalions, to a single panzer regiment! The number of tanks involved was almost identical

[@WorldHistory42]

it was 9 panzer divisions so a lot

[@keithsoifer3079]

The Germans didn't defeat France. The Germans strolled into Paris. The Germans didn't do to the French what they did to the Russian civilians in the Eastern front. The Russians had a gd memory. AND December 7th, a week away, completely changed the complexion of the war in Europe.

[@vlad_47]

​@@leecharles8981They didnt "made" them smaller, all German Devision suffered extreme casualties in 1941 compared to the previous French Theater. Paris was made a free city while Moscow was made a fortress.

[@carlosmontero6783]

Me parece que los países de habla hispana no merecemos el desprecio y la desconsideración que demuestran subtitulado solo en inglés las películas históricas soviéticas. Agradeceré traduzcan al español sus películas que tanto nos interesan a los hispanos. Saludos desde Barcelona en España

[@frankisimpa1920]

No sufras tanto, de la mayoría de películas soviéticas de la época puedes encontrar versiones sin subtítulos y estos en castellano en las redes. Yo lo llevo haciendo desde hace años. De todos modos ya te vale, porque estos subtítulos en inglés no son tan complicados, y además puedes activar los subtítulos en castellano que se generan automáticamente en You Tube, aunque los otros no los podrás quitar porque están impresos en la imagen. Te lo dice otro de Barcelona.

[@user-yo9mg1ur7k]

Конечно дорогие надо перевод для вас😊

[@user-wx9xx7yd5b]

Castellano por Favor. Nosotros hablamos Castellano.

[@user-iv6zd9hq6d]

СССР вместе с испанским народом боролся с фашизмом еще в 1936 году . А английский язык просто считается мировым и если бы было возможно субтитры были бы хоть на китайском... Англия и США были просто случайными попутчикамт в борьбе с гитлером но сами они вполне себе были фагиствующим странами...всякий сброд вроде фашиста Форда или фашиста Мосли не даст соврать

[@LongTimeTTFan]

Zoya will live for ever, in the hearts and minds of all peace-loving people around the world !

[@4825ph]

Thank you Mosfilm! I love your channel and love old school Soviet/Russian cinema! You are way better than Netflix.

[@ShaileshSingh-tm6ou]

Nation's freedom is guaranteed by sacrifice of its people. Freedom is not free. When you rejoice freedom, never forget those who sacrificed themselves for our present. Beautiful movie. Thank you mos films

[@lachlanmclennan2188]

The USSR was not anywhere close to free.

[@locksmith2731]

​@@lachlanmclennan2188 ошибочное мнение.

[@user-xz8cb4td6n]

Смотреть невыносимо.....а как же им было тяжело!?!? Жизнь у всех одна и другой не будет!! А до Победы еще так далеко. Вечная Память всем павшим в борьбе с фашизмом!!

[@user-tg6ut7lu3b]

попы говорят что смерти нет и нужно с радостью умирать

[@user-cy1ip2ne1s]

А москвичи и многие русские забыли про подвиг так называемых"чурок",не пустивших фашистов в москву.Да и вообще об участии и значимости среднеазиатских народов в ВОВ.

[@donfisher8035]

I cannot believe what I just witnessed. As a American I've seen hundreds of "movies". This is film making extra ordinary. How could this film exist were it not for the honest bravery when Moscow was within reach in 1941. The makers of this film must have had access to every spared WW2 tank and war equipment possible. Archives of materials accessed for authenticity. I wondered how each side in WW2 had working phones connected by hundreds of miles, including Russian military teletypes and codes.

[@user-ir5dr6og4l]

Какой фильм! Как наш народ отстаивал свою Родину! Какой ценой! Это вызывает самые возвышенные чувства! Никто не забыт и ничто не забыто!

[@cayetanooliverajara7438]

Gracias al inmenso sacrificio y coraje del pueblo soviético el mundo fue liberado de la maldad criminal del régimen nazi-fascista. Saludo la grandeza y nobleza de este heroico y querido pueblo.

[@naanthony7807]

@@cayetanooliverajara7438ditto, I feel the same!

[@seethespace4058]

So much respect for Russian. I cry alone when watching part 1. Now moving to Part 2. Another great legend film.

[@Azer2010]

It was not just Russia - it was Soviet Union - union of 15 republics. Russia was biggest of those republics. Now it is 15 independent countries.

[@cynthiagianzon454]

What a true depiction of the war in the 1940's. This is better than the American war movies.

[@user-xj6nv4px3b]

Наконец начали прозревать кто победил фашизм и освободил страны Европы от коричневой чумы.

[@user-vn5rt5qp8s]

Русские фильмы про войну лучше американских.и их очень много.я почти все смотрел.

[@sharonnolan1877]

Thank you, Mosfilm, for this and many other incredible movies with English subtitles. I appreciate it!

[@user-kx6zr5ud1g]

Мой дед Бондарь Иван Григорьевич в составе сибирской дивизии в 1941 защищал и защитил Москву погиб в 43 при форсировании Днепра освобождая Украину ему было 25 лет они погибали за родину за Великий советский союз честь им и слава! И если бы они только знали !!!!!

[@user-vy8rf1uf5b]

слава вашему деду!

[@norbert-gottlieb-courlander]

Именно битва под Москвой решила исход не только Великой отечественной, но всей Второй мировой войны. Вечная слава героям-победителям, отдавшим свои жизни за свободу человечества! ❤

[@user-pc8jn9br6u]

А я думал , Сталинградская битва.

[@timonurcikan8196]

@@user-pc8jn9br6u battle of Moscow is not know because Hollywood made Stalingrad movies

[@user-sm5ro6tk4j]

Сталинградская битва была решающей во Второй мировой войне.Именно после нее союзники открыли второй фронт и Япония отказалась от своих замыслов.

[@user-ny2dx7lz3s]

@@user-sm5ro6tk4j После Курской битвы когда немец потерял уже в дальнейшем наступать после этого союзники и решили успеть к разделу Европы.

[@DigerPixsar]

Вообще то ход войны был переломлен в Сталинграде. а под Москвой, это жалкие потуги.

[@stmcgarret]

Excellent movie. I have family from Germany and Russia, but I was definitely rooting for the Russians. Hurrah!

[@mariaperdiki9177]

THANK U TRULY GREAT HISTORY FILM! SENDING TO THE RUSSIAN HEROIC GLORIOUS NATION AND ITS WONDERFUL PPL OYS RESPECT AND CRATITUDE FOR THEIR FAITH AND DETERMINATION EVEN TODAY TO FIGHT EVIL AND BRING JUSTICE AND PEACE TO OUR WORLD, MAY GOD KEEP US ALL IN FREEDOM LOVE AND LIGHT . NAMASTE FROM ATHENS HELLAS!

[@OrnluWolfjarl]

Thank you for making this film publicly available and for the English subtitles! Please consider doing Stalingrad, also by Yuri Ozerov next! Glory to the heroes!

[@robertsmith2227]

If there is a movie like this made about Stalingrad by Yuri Ozerov.... We English speakers need a representative at Mosfilm.

[@OrnluWolfjarl]

@@robertsmith2227 Fair warning. By all accounts, it's not as good as this one and Liberation, but I saw it once (without subtitles, so I could understand some, but not everything), and I found it pretty good.

[@user-ov7zx9bo2c]

A very good World War II movie. The Soviet people and army bravely resisted the Nazi and fascist aggression and shattered Hitler's ambition to dominate the world. Honor belongs to the Soviet people and army. Greetings from Taiwan.🎉

[@adrianopucdihon2265]

Awesome movie .! the sacrifices of soldiers for their homeland is great.nothing can suppress ones love for his native land when invaders try to grab their homeland and liberty from them.victory is attained when unity among leaders and subordinates is observed.thank you for sharing us another war story.More power and Blessings to you all

[@juancastillonb]

...great comment !!!!

[@Kzerty]

Excellent film, as usual. This film gives almost no value to General Moroz button the bravery of russian soldiers and Zhukov. I didn't know this quote of Frederik about thev ussian soldiers.

[@user-nb9qi8lj6e]

Вечная слава воинам РККА и великому полководцу- товарищу Сталину!!!!!! Именно Они спасли весь мир от фашизма!!!!!!!!!Воины РККА боролись и погибали именно за Советскую Власть!!!!! Слава Советскому Союзу и его героическому Советскому народу!!!!!

[@stephendean2896]

The October Revolution parade of 1941 was significant in that it was the sole October Revolution parade to be held during the Great Patriotic War

[@glennlgg6871]

It had incredible psychological value. A morale boost.

[@7654Tom]

Great movie picture👏🏼. Russian become real Berserker💪, nothing but admiration for your victory.

[@daniaralmesov2793]

Киноляп Служу СоветскомуСоюзу с1943года

[@terrystephens1102]

I have nothing but deep admiration for the countless Russian civilians and soldiers who gave their lives in repulsing the Nazi invasion.

[@blackvulcan100]

Yes indeed !!

[@MVuke84]

Right, They may have helped save humanity

[@lorenzomalloy5266]

I AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT THAT ONE HUNDRED PERCENT.

[@AMultipolarWorldIsEmerging]

Yes and stalin is a hero - he is villified and propaganda against him and other major soviet leaders including by kruschev is treasonous.

[@kovesp1]

They were Soviet, not only Russian. 1/3 of the 34 million who served in the Red Army were non-Russian. Belarus (when considered independently of the USSR) lost 25% of its population ... the highest level of casualties of any country during WW2. The distinction isn't pedantic... the sacrifices of the other people's must be honored.

[@lduplessis5725]

NEVER march against Moscow!! 💪🇱🇺🙏

[@6262742]

Beautiful song, beautiful voice, beautiful series. Thanks for posting!

[@seethespace4058]

I am also sad that some ex-Eastern Soviet countries rejected the contribution of the Soviets and their soldiers to this war.

[@fightback397]

They are under the spell of nato . Nobody can reject their own history . What is happening today is Europe proves that history should have been correctly teached in all secondary schools . Not Hollywood movies .

[@user-ir7lr6tz1l]

Нынешняя элита этих стран воспитана США!

[@user-ik6yn6sh8y]

​@@user-ir7lr6tz1lНе воспитана, а куплена, потому что коррумпирована и продажна.

[@vlad_47]

It is their choice to embrace their fake fiction history of being some innocent victims

[@ridzuanakil7780]

Great admiration respect for the Russian soldiers and people from Malaysia. Now its the American that behave like Fascists

[@user-dq9wm4dd8t]

Они и есть фашисты

[@thinkerly1]

To those who do not know the Russian language: There are many mis-translations. Another mis-translation: At 51:20 "Endure to the last!" -- No, Zhukov said "Стоять на смерть!" which means "Stand to the death!"

[@lachlanmclennan2188]

It's called an indirect translation. Happens a lot because the direct translation would sound really robotic and out of place in English.

[@thinkerly1]

@@lachlanmclennan2188 True. I like to use literal translations, because I feel that the reader gets a better understanding of what is conveyed, even when literal translations sound "robotic" or "out of place". "Endure to the last!" sounds passive, resigned; "Stand to the death!" sounds defiant, desperate.

[@gvjudd1289]

thank you

[@pib2008]

@@lachlanmclennan2188 Never heard of the term "indirect" translation. It's just a paraphrase now. "Robotic" and "out of place" are by themnselves interpretations, i.e. subjective. All these thoughts do not explain but avoid: the harshness of Gen. Zhkov's statement. He was plainly clear about the task of the Russian soldiers. No need to soften it up.

[@LanaLion517]

37:02 Alexander Alexandrov, this is the author of the great and beautiful anthem of the USSR/Russia. It was he who wrote the music. And also many more wonderful songs. He was also the head, artistic director and chief conductor of the Ensemble of the Red Army Song of the Central House of the Red Army (now the Song and Dance Ensemble of the Russian Army named after A.V. Alexandrov), with whom he toured the entire Soviet Union and a number of foreign countries. An outstanding man. Russian and Soviet composer, choral conductor, choirmaster, teacher; People's Artist of the USSR (1937), winner of two Stalin prizes of the first degree (1942, 1946). Doctor of Art History (1940). Major General (1943).

[@anandnairkollam]

Previously I had to watch this movie without any subtitles. Now it has subtitles. Great.

[@carsten9168]

A wonderful movie showing the step-by-step immense 'Battle of Moscow'. Great respect and a low bow to all the courageous fallen Soviet soldiers and officers, wounded men and general armies staff for their heroic resistance against Nazi armies. This was their first defeat in World War 2 which caused Hitler to split his 2 armies to Leningrad (North) and the Caucasus (South) where the great Battle of Stalingrad finally decimated his advance into the Soviet Union and retreat to Berlin began !

[@leocomans9311]

The liberation of Europe started in 1943 in Stalingrad! Great respect for the soldiers of the Red Army.

[@nealteitelbaum8660]

What about army group Centre?

[@NicholasWarnertheFirst]

the defeat of Rommel in North Africa preceded this.

[@yoelfischel6327]

Major General Ivan Panfilov was posthumously awarded Hero of the Soviet Union.

[@user-vn5rt5qp8s]

Посмотрите кино 28 Панфиловцев.шикарный фильм про войну.

[@captderichelieu2280]

These were people from a special quality of steel. They did the impossible. Glory to the Soviet army, which played a major role in the defeat of fascism,..❤.

[@user-lm1mw8zi2t]

Вечная память миллионам Советских граждан, отдавших жизнь за Родину, за лучшую страну в мире - СССР. Современным западным уродам и их восточноевропейским шавкам никогда не удастся переписать историю. Неблагодарные, забыли, кто освободил их страны от фашизма. А мы помним и будем помнить всегда. 9 Мая, День Победы, священный день, главный праздник для моей семьи, как и для миллионов граждан бывшего СССР.

[@user-xj6nv4px3b]

Настя, как я рад, что такие шедевры смотрят иностранцы и начинают понимать кто сломил хребет фашистскому зверю.Потомок погибшего танкиста в 44г.

[@kimouben9496]

I like rs FM🇩🇿

[@arturoborges6813]

Buenas noches, traduzcan por favor al español para poder disfrutar mejor de tan excelente película. No entendemos inglés. Gracias por su atención.

[@arturoborges6813]

@Александр Иванов buenas noches,de acuerdo,pero las películas las necesito ver en mi teléfono celular y allí no tiene para traducir al español. Gracias por su aporte.

[@davianoinglesias5030]

I love how the Soviets defended their land with so much passion and will. Nazdrovia

[@wiking44]

Well, it was defend or get shot in the back of the head by the Commissar. Great motivator.

[@conservativemike3768]

Actually, it was mostly just a bunch of ignorant farm boys who knew little or nothing about what was going on, and who were prodded forward with a commissars’s pistol stuck in their backs. Try reading some history books.

[@harmonica7064]

@@conservativemike3768 Fear of the political commissars can only get you so far. Russians are notoriously fierce when they defend their homeland, as evidenced not only by WW2, but also by Napoleon's and many other invasions in their history. I think it's safe to say it is you who needs to read some history books.

[@conservativemike3768]

@@harmonica7064 / Same can be said of engine defending their home turf. No mystery there.

[@michaelochido3244]

@@conservativemike3768 I am a historian and have read over 50 books on Ww2 eastern front both from the russian and german perspective....the ignorant farm boys according to you actually heroically took part in the battles of moscow,stalingrad,svestapol,lenigrad,kursk,khakov,oder,seelow heights and onward to berlin...after driving the evil fascistracist nazis back to their lair in berlin.their alternative was extermination, enslavement,death camps or deportation.

[@zaza12383]

Es más que increíble todo lo que aguantaron las fuerzas rusas durante la segunda Guerra mundial ellos solos, son una gran nación llena de personajes valientes y personas con mucho sentido del deber y determinación son simplemente increíbles

[@moiseslopez7321]

Y porque no hay de estas películas en español les agradecería si lo hicieran gracias.

[@user-uc8hs7wz2j]

Рет вы не арасы потомучто не только русские а много наци участвовали

[@user-li7oo2gs2e]

Не русские а советские войска победили все вместе . А русские драпали и драпали бы без конца . Но благодаря таким талантливым героям как казах Бауржан Момыш улы остановили и спасли СССР.

[@user-yo9mg1ur7k]

Это так

[@user-jf4us9pz5b]

@@user-li7oo2gs2e Среди русских полно героев не меньше вашего, мало кто как вы сказали драпал

[@bp2608]

Thank you mosfilm for making these available. I think the five Aggression and Liberation films are top notch. The Typhoon series slides a bit too much in Soviet propaganda. I am uncertain what or who they are trying to elevate and criticize in the tangle of generals and which ones got credit or blame for military decisions. But still the films technically exceeds any Hollywood versions and the storyline on par and without the absurd romance Hollywhood throws into their films.

[@Dlugia2]

Thank you, thank you for posting this fascinating film

[@user-yo9mg1ur7k]

Мы всегда будем на страже нашей Родины..ни кому не взять нас..мы гордые

[@ahobalarao9501]

A great film with details of battle which was won by the sacrifices of people of Russia. Downfall of Nazis began at Krasnaya Polyana and was culminated at Berlin. I solute all patriotic Russians for their bravery and sacrifice.

[@celia0850]

Por favor, pongan subtítulos en español. Somos más de 500 millones de hispanohablantes. Gracias.

[@frankisimpa1920]

actívalos tú solo, en You Tube puedes hacerlo.

[@celia0850]

@@frankisimpa1920 Hola. Sólo hay subtitulos en inglés. Saludos.

[@frankisimpa1920]

@@celia0850 los subtítulos en inglés no puedes eliminarlos porque están impresos en la imagen, pero puede activar los subtítulos en español igual. Ve al icono de la parte inferior, buscalos y actívalos, verás que funcionan. Salud

[@celia0850]

@@frankisimpa1920 Frankj he entrado en Connfiguracion y no existe en Español. Gracias.

[@frankisimpa1920]

@@celia0850 acabo de entrar y los he activado antes de decírtelo para asegurarme, no has mirado bien

[@marcoprins1512]

Great war movie like the other war movies from Ozerov Yuri. One of the lessons: never attack Russia in Russia or you will have a big problem ;).

[@user-xi7gb4ec2q]

Больше никто и никогда из режиссеров так не снимет такой маштабный эпопея.

[@y.c.ongbouchang5052]

I always love watching wwii movies. Keep uploading more with sub title in English.

[@gordonames1892]

ROGER THAT!!

[@y.c.ongbouchang5052]

@@gordonames1892 Affirmative

[@oscarpalaciosruiz]

My most heartfelt respect for Russia and her soldiers!

[@moiseslopez7321]

Y el idioma español que?

[@oscarpalaciosruiz]

@@moiseslopez7321 ¿Qué de qué?

[@mcmxli-by1tj]

Remarkable film. Roosevelt had it right. America congratulates the Red army for its success.

[@AlfredoRojasFigueroa]

Honor y gloria a los heróicos soldados soviéticos que derrotaron al fascismo!

[@ashoksinghnegi5415]

Really Enjoyed watching this movie Part 1 & 2.... Stay blessed and stay safe and healthy - A Very Happy New Year 2023 to you & your family!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@user-vn5rt5qp8s]

Ну это не конец.есть продолжение этому фильму.тайфун называется.

[@andrewshawmodels8610]

I enjoyed that very much. I'll be watching more! Good stuff! Cheers. 👍👍

[@orethakerkula4860]

I so love the Russian. Congratulations and rip to those who lost their life.🙏😭

[@soursop9127]

Great movie. Great war against Nazi. Salute brave Russian heroes!

[@fiflein]

scheiss dich nicht ein, heroes russian

[@gladek800]

God joke 🤣🤣🤣

[@Enclaveinator]

amazing film the only thing i see is unhistorical is that everything is so close to each other, Tanks, artillery and infantry would have been spread out more but other then that perfect reppresentation of history

[@peterjanrouw2805]

Thank you so much for downloading these movies, historically acurat, without the bravado of American WWII movies, I really like it, it is so well done, thank you again, a great country Russia.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Yes I guess you prefer Commie totalitarian bravado over the Hollywood kind from a free and open society. Does your brainwashed mind even realize that Stalin murdered tens of millions of Soviet people, more than the German army ever did. You are hopelessly brainwashed

[@peterjanrouw2805]

@@Redwhiteblue-gr5em I didn't mention anything about Stalin or made any political comment only that it was a very good movie.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

@@peterjanrouw2805 you said it was historically accurate. It was not as it ignored Stalin’s brutality of executing thousands of his senior officers. And it didn’t show inadequate armed penal battalions being forced to attack with little chance of surviving. And Commissars executing innocent Soviet soldiers. No Army ever killed it’s own soldiers intentionally like the Red Army did in WWII. Naturally Soviet propaganda movies like this one never mentioned these truths.

[@Za-CAMNEM]

@@Redwhiteblue-gr5em не одна армия не убивала своих солдат преднамеренно? Вы, имеете в ввиду в дисципленарном порядке?.. Ошибаетесь, любезный.. Ещё в легионах Древнего Рима за не выполнение приказа либо личную трусость применялась смертная казнь каждого десятого война кагорты. В армии Чингис-Хана, за трусость одного из десятка уничтожению подлежал весь десяток. Если же в сотне набиралось таковых порядка десяти человек, вырезали всю сотню.. Кстатии.. Вермахт сам на много раньше чем РККА стал практиковать использования на фронте так называемых штрафных батальонов. Читайте источники, любезный..

[@user-hg5rq3kt8f]

@@Redwhiteblue-gr5em Сталин правильно делал что уничтожал предателей

[@bryanpruitt1466]

Thank you very much!

[@solace_seeker7734]

The unfathomable bravery and counless sacrifice by russian troops as well civilians, saved their motherland from the brutal Nazis. Long live Russian, ❤ from India.

[@user-xj6nv4px3b]

Я люблю Индийский народ! Ай лав пипл Индия.

[@user-eb6xz9nr1i]

СССР

[@arcelitex]

Great movie! spasíba

[@KannaFan]

Very good film, thanks!

[@giuseppedanieli7878]

The actor who plays Zhukov is a perfect sosia!

[@somalinetflix3533]

Its Not May and we,re Not on France, good by " -General Heinz Guderian

[@andrewfreeman8974]

Вечная слава величайшему Сталину и советским воинам !

[@leonalgarcia4061]

I like russian movies I appreciate it very much even I didn't understand their language

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

This isn’t a Russian film. It’s a1985 propaganda film produced by the Communist totalitarian government of the Soviet Union. Wake up and stop being easily brainwashed by communist propaganda!

[@TomGuideKrakowPoland]

Danke

[@kaletovhangar]

Decision of Zhukov to hold 16th army west of Istra seems harsh and unreasonable given it's sorry state at that time,but from seeing front disposition of German and Soviet forces,such a move would have opened quite a gap on the right wing of Moscow's defences,which Germans would exploit to the fullest and possibly cut into rear of Red army forces defending capital city.

[@reuvenpolonskiy2544]

Thank you for the educational and intersting comment

[@marinaengel2116]

ВОТ КОМУ НАДО БУДЕТ СКАНДИРОВАТЬ ВО ВЕКИ ВЕЧНОЕ : СЛАВА ГЕРОЯМ , ВЕЛИКОЙ ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННОЙ ВОЙНЫ, ВЕЧНАЯ СЛАВА!!!

[@pietrietveld1842]

Verry excellent and great movie my deeply compliments for the reality off the battle and defence off moscow, it realy impressed me its long time a go i see so a amzing good movie off ww2 from the russian grounds thank you so much for sharing!

[@user-ProstoAksakal]

ЭТО ВАМ НЕ КОМПЬЮТЕРНАЯ ГРАФИКА!!! Сделано в СССР!!!!!!!

[@user-ly1ez9jh7z]

Ну ляпов предостаточно.даже зилы 131ые засветились.

[@cleonicelopes464]

Um filme espetacular! Parabéns! Obrigada!

[@asullivan4047]

Once again part 2 interesting/informative/entertaining.

[@jorgeconceicao9171]

Eternal glory to the heroes!

[@user-fi8wm3ok6o]

СПАСИБО авторам за показ военных фильмов с переводом для зарубежных зрителей!Хотелось бы Вы и дальше продолжали ваше хорошее дело!Покажите наши популярные фильмы такие как:"Торпедоносцы",Аты баты, шли солдаты","Вечный зов"!"Офицеры".......!Было бы интересно почитать мнение иностранцев!Может они поймут и изменят мнение к русскому народу и коммунизму!Про каторые им врали на протяжении многих лет!Хочу что бы справедливость восторжествовала! СПАСИБО 🤝✊👍👏

[@sonia_santafe322]

SUBTÍTULOS EN ESPAÑOL, GRACIAS!!!!

[@alexeysukhanov7086]

The best Adolf ever interpreted. The voice and speech manner are very close to private records published by UK military archives. The common mistake in other movies is to interpret Adolf as a schizophrenic maniac screaming all the way. In fact, it was a dude who kicked out two best armies of the world at date: UK and France, in less than two months. Adolf was very talented manager, able to organize his economy and army. He lost the war against Soviet Union just because Staline was also a genius manager and the only who was able to organize effective defence and military production relocation. Technically, Soviet Union lost its vital military production regions in less than 3 months, but the production relocation and restart was unbelievable. The military production level was restored almost immediately. The Red Army December 1941 counterattacks used 90% of weapon produced in new locations, and it was formally the sign that Germany would loose the war.

[@pawelsawicki1750]

UK and France had almost no army whatsoever at the time war broke out. Therefore Deladier and Chamberlane "helped" Polish government to direct Hitler's anger and attack eastward in 1939. Stalin was far away from being genus manager or tactician. He was just a dwarf with very low self esteem, whom was panicking that someone would take his power from him. He simply had tens of millions of people ready to get killed or die making up for poor decisions of his. Also rich in minerals and supplies countries (USSR). Have you ever heard of hunger and famine in 20's, 30's? And how about murdering thousands of high officers in 30's (what was a real reason for USSR Army defeat in 1941)? Nothing? Hmm... I suggest you to start to read on history instead of only watching movies that are made for you to believe Russian history is only one in the world... wow..are you really this brainwashed??? Let me guess: in 2008 it was Georgia who attack Russia? And in February 2021 it will be Ukraine who will attack Russia? Is that what you believe is happening? EDITED 29.03.2022: So it was Ukraine, after all, wasn't?

[@alexeysukhanov7086]

@@pawelsawicki1750 I see that you have some interest to the real history. I will not use your tactics to spill all these labels. I know how it is difficult to manage the facts in mind standing only on simplified history version of nowadays propaganda. I will just answer to your solid points. First, you say that France and UK had weak armies. That’s wrong. UK was the first economy in the world and France was second. The solid research analyses reveal as the fact that French army was much better equipped and had better new equipment like combat tanks Matilda 2, much more powerful artillery and bombing aviation, similar number of infantry troops which were better equipped with field artillery and modern rifles. If you add to all this the defensive lines like Maginot line, you surely would not say that France reinforced with best Britains troops very well equipped. Shortest and far not most complete proof: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_France#Allies “ British artillery strength amounted to 1,280 guns, Belgium fielded 1,338 guns, the Dutch 656 guns and France 10,700 guns, giving an Allied total of about 14,000 guns, 45 per cent more than the German total. The French Army was also more motorised than its opponent, which still relied on horses. Although the Belgians, British and Dutch had few tanks, the French had 3,254 tanks, more than the German tank fleet.” My second point would be about Hittler him self. The most important propaganda lie is that he was stupid paranoid. I give you the links where the video facts are strongly against this BS. My personally, I like this video with deep explanation from specialist: Secret Recording of Hitler's Normal Voice The Hitler-Mannerheim Recording kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXaZnqGGot-npbM next video maybe interesting to listen if you speak german: Hittler 1933 press conference kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5O8p3lmlqqSgdE , so my initial point was that in this movie Hittler was very well interpreted by actor. And about my point about Stalin vs Hittler managing qualities, I would say that your point is very weak and tooooo simplified. The key for France and UK defeat was in brilliant new tactics and strategy art invented by german military school - the Blietzkrieg. And Hittlers managerial art was to understand, choose the right “best of the best” military commanders and provide them economical support. As from Stalin part the task was much more difficult. The Soviet Union had no idea about the miracle tactics of german army and he should invent something in very short period to save his country from defeat. German troops quite easily broke through all 3 of existing soviet defensive lines and took under control 70% of industrial territory of Soviet Union. Formally this should be the end. And here we see what did Staline. He organized the resistance and trusted to new military commanders generation the key role to invent new tactics against Blitzkrieg. It was famous tactics of permanent counterattacks. This destroyed german troops plans and they never reached the Archangelsk-Astrakhan line as it was set by Barbarossa plan as a primary goal. From economy side he did something, that nobody did before, he organized massive relocation of all military production. Finally, these two key points ensured the victory in long term. Without Stalin’s correct management Soviet Union would be destroyed as fast as France.

[@fearlessfosdick160]

@@pawelsawicki1750 Sukhanov is far closer to being right than you are, Pawel. It is a mistake to underestimate Stalin and a bigger mistake to confuse the Hittler of 1945 with the man he was in 1941.

[@rabbitss11]

@@fearlessfosdick160 Without Russia the allies would not have won the war but I'm not sure Stalin was a tactical genius, when Germany first invaded he was fatally slow in organising his defenses and a huge number of troops and equipment were wasted as a consequence but ultimately he had far greater resources to call upon and, like Napoleon before him, the German army could not maintain its supply lines so it's forces were cut off and forced into submission.

[@jakkeledin4645]

Finland organize much better!

[@waltertaljaard1488]

The Germans came close. But not close enough. Those Russian Red Army men must have felt great. Finally managing to drive their hated foe back. It was the fist major defeat for an up till then undefeated army.

[@1notliketheother30]

Incorrect......... The U.K. won the Battle of Britain

[@Aoshiwolf]

@@1notliketheother30 Yes, Air superiority of Britain and the fact the United States were supplying both Britian and Soviet Russia.

[@Anton.Kramarenko.2023]

Наши замечательные отечественные советские российские военные фильмы о Великой Отечественной войне : 1. «Корпус генерала Шубникова» , 2. «Соколово» , 3. «Я любил вас больше жизни» (также 1985 год) , 4. «Ворота в небо» , 5. «Горячий снег» , 6. «Они сражались за Родину» .

[@user-go9mc6lw8s]

Все фильмы о войне 41-45гг должно сделать с переводом на английский, чтобы помнили в Европе.....кто спас мир от фашизма

[@nicolasdamian7428]

Traducciones al castellano gracias 🙏

[@williamjohnbedford5776]

THANK YOU

[@bruce4130]

WW2 movies only? But love them! 👍😁

[@tombombadil9123]

that was the turning point of the war. in addition to the heroic victory of the Red Army, Hitler also lost the air battle for Britain, Crusader was a success in North Africa and on 11 December USA declared war on him. I believe that deep down even Hitler must have realized the game was up

[@leecharles8981]

Hitler declared war on the USA, not the other way round! An act of madness...

[@tombombadil9123]

@@leecharles8981 Hitler did declare war first but the USA declared war against Germany on the same day

[@ClarenceDoskocil]

3:06 - 4:12. What a continuous shot!

[@wiesiarybicka5891]

Great actor Mikhail Ulyanov who also played Zhukov in other Ozerov's movies is a bit too old for this role. Zhukov was barely 45 in 1941 while Ulyanov is almost 60. He also plays Zhukov in "Stalingrad" made several years later. In the Liberation movie shot 16 yrs earlier they are both roughly same age.

[@SVP10]

Это было желание самого Жукова. Смотрите документальные фильмы

[@user-vn5rt5qp8s]

Ну в тайфуне тоже Ульянов снимался

[@user-yo9mg1ur7k]

А об Родную Москву зубы гитлерюга и обломал

[@AirtrailSlovenia]

38:14 probably the best army song in the whole world!

[@gghb_bbb5944]

Do uk the name?

[@th3ninja]

@@gghb_bbb5944 Sacred war

[@ChodaStanks]

Those soviets made the best war movies

[@bhok5228]

Impressive!!

[@garynew9637]

Bloody epic!

[@user-so2ly3ug8d]

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 "Battle of Moscow" is the first prequel to "Liberation". The second was "Stalingrad" (1989). And yes, he also had a spin-off to "Liberation" called "Soldiers of Freedom", which predates the prequels. And I don't know if that spin-off will be translated or not. But you should know about it.

[@klauslunde]

the people 44 minutes in where legends with only grenades and large caliber guns defeated all tanks but everyone died

[@user-xj6nv4px3b]

28 героев Панфиловцев, наша гордость Казахстана.

[@pradipkumarchakraborty2214]

Great Film

[@jarwinguilas5473]

Thanks happy new year 😊🎉☺️😊