Nuremberg Day 200 Von Manstein (translated captions)

On August 10, 1946, Brigadier General Telford Taylor, American Prosecutor, commenced one of the most devastating cross examinations of the Trial. The focus was Manstein's actions as commander of the German 11th Army from Sept. 1941 until 1944. In this excerpt Taylor reads from an order of July 23, 1941 signed by Keitel. Reference was also made to the Commissar Order and a certain Order he signed. He had difficulty recalling these.
For further information, see www,roberthjackson.org

[@frederickletterblair]

Why the video shows only the prosecutor instead of Von Manstein? I have absolutely no interest in seeing this guy's face.

[@DonMeaker]

Because the prosecutor is the guy talking at this time.

[@ziadfrommediterranean9472]

we all coming for see von manstien i dont know why but mybe he have an answer

[@lyfia3779]

Agree with you,not interest

[@zulkifliabidin1961]

Rommel, Guderian, Manstein and Rundstedt are the best commanders in WWII

[@johndavies3969]

Dont forget Hoth and Von Maunteffeul

[@DonMeaker]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bribery_of_senior_Wehrmacht_officers

[@robinkalousek7247]

Zulkifli Abidin unfortunately Rundstedt was an antisemite and war criminal. Rommel and Guderian were decent commanders

[@heinzke8512]

Why thank-you for the recognition

[@deuvdinabandara9119]

Model

[@MD21037]

The U.S. could only dream of having a general of Manstein's caliber!

[@hectorlozano5379]

+MD21037 ummmm...George W bush bro? found out it was iraq behind 911 the same day bruh, forget about that?

[@captaincanuck8907]

nice meme hector

[@sergiocontreras9436]

agree

[@javier8435]

Absolutely!

[@chingmarc150]

MD21037 I AGREE

[@paulrimmer2853]

Most amazing thing at Nuremburg were the Soviet prosecutors accusing the Germans of crimes against humanity with a straight face.

[@Speeds6052]

Truth. Talk about two great evils. Its unfortunate we dont treat the Soviets and Communism the same way we do Nazis and Fascism

[@parshiwal887]

Nobody had clean hands in this war, Americans and British included

[@Lathnor]

@@parshiwal887 soviets was still muuuuuuuch Worse Than allies

[@wolfsschanze88]

And the Western Allies lapping everything up like dogs.

[@Sams911]

Trying von Manstein (who was later acquitted) is like trying the executioner for carrying out King Henry VIII's beheadings.... he was a soldier doing his job, and doing it better than 99% of his pears on BOTH sides.

[@artificialintelligence8328]

So you're going with the 'just following orders' defense?

[@shaun9477]

@@artificialintelligence8328 I think what he may mean is that he was fighting specifically for Germany and not necessarily for Nazism, I agree the two were intertwined (an analogy may be a US General in Iraq is there as he is American and not a supporter of G W Bush) and lets not forget many times Von Manstein did not follow orders and was eventually dismissed by Hitler because of his refusal to obey orders in mid-1944

[@tomerzafon4]

"Dynamite didn't prevent wars (as its inventor had hoped), and cameras don't prevent distortion of reality" - The Bestillivoze

[@yourgirlme9163]

Eh?

[@tomerzafon4]

@@yourgirlme9163 Do you agree?

[@jonaskuiper5859]

Atomic bombs prevent wars especially for North Korea other wise the US Amry was already invaded for a occupation (call liberation )

[@drillinstructorfitch5875]

Best commander of all times

[@cosmet7595]

+Drill Instructor Finch best commander WW2. best german-jewish ´s militar. After him,Heydrich, the other german-jewish..

[@chingmarc150]

Drill Instructor Finch Yes

[@marcinex46]

He wasnt jewish he was Pole. ;)

[@Titan_Ruler622]

Drill Instructor Finch He was a general who always made the allies surprised in the battle field with his own strategy.

[@nasserkhan674]

He was not Polish he was Prussian, the territory he was born in was Prussia, then Poland then Prussia, it went back and forth.@@marcinex46

[@michalrojas1206]

Long live Erich Von Manstein! Great respects to the most brilliant field marshal to ever lead throughout history

[@DonMeaker]

A self -promoting mediocrity.

[@philippebaron556]

a war criminal

[@kenon6968]

retreat all the way to Moscow

[@joemcsilver8098]

Less people know that W. Churchill pays a part of the costs for defending Gen. Manstein.

[@ProspectFilmRoom]

This is actually a very important cross-examination. The Commissar Order was to shoot any political officers out of hand and it came directly from Hitler. Manstein in his book wrote that he didn't follow the order and it was Corps-wide (or maybe Army Group North-wide) and that his focus was only the drive to the Dvinsk Bridgehead. But he also said that Commissars were so evil because they violated the laws of war and weren't "soldierly". So you can probably split the difference -- Manstein didn't enforce the Commissar Order but was too busy with armored operations to even have a second to worry if it wasn't.

[@DonMeaker]

Manstein lied. He did pass on the commissar order, and his complaints were that the SS didn't share their loot with 11th Army.

[@vanjimbo]

Where's the translated captions????

[@generalerichvonmanstein1501]

The day I was...........

[@josephhenry661]

Heil Field Marshall Eric Von Manstein. This Man Deserves A Great Amount of Respect Marshall Von Manstein Has An Extraordinary Reputation of Honor Valor Courage Duty Sacrifice and Leadership. Field Marshall Eric Von Manstein Comtributed To The Founding And Creation of The Armed Forces Of West Germany Alongside Britain U.S.A. Canadian Forces After World War II. Founded To Counter The Communist Armed Forces of The Soviet East German Army. Heil Marshall Von Manstein!!!

[@valentinagomesdecastroleit1067]

First I congratulate this renowned Institute for the valuable acquis and the relevant services for the preservation of American history. I suggest and request that the videos provided by the Institute are subtitled in several languages, among which, French, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese.

[@stephenarling1667]

For translation, turn on closed captions in English. Click the ... symbol at the upper right corner to access that option. The English (auto-generated) option is not so good.

[@SCHMIDTDAVID13]

Erich von Manstein made all the Allies' fieldmarshals look ridiculously stupid. It's obvious that if he had the Allies' manpower and resources, he would've won the whole war in a year or less. Not to mention that he had to lead the German Army while it was fighting on two fronts: East and West. U.S.S.R. wouldn't have had any chance if Germany had fought a war only against it. Even though there were 20 Russian soldiers for one German soldier, the brilliant German fieldmarshals and generals together with the superiority of the German weapons would have lead to a fast defeat of the Red Army. The American and British fieldmarshals were also mediocre compared with their German counter-parts. Can anyone compare Montgomery with Rommel without noticing the intellectual and analytical superiority of the latter ? The problem is that even if you are brilliant, when you have to fight against many stupid people, you can still loose the war, The stupid can just overwhelm you with all of your brilliance...

[@keisernoname2865]

The Frightmarshal...If he had his way.He would have won the War.Or at least captured all the German objectives. All the allies generals..including Zhukov had the highest respect for this man.

[@SGEINTRACHTSTOKKUM]

+SCHMIDTDAVID13 Amen.

[@edwardjohnston6286]

manstein is like the best thing that came out of the Prussian officer corp. he had an ability to manage logistics and the creativity device new strategies. this whole filth trail against such a special man is nonsense. people say overall that he had a brief idea of the atrocities taking place behind the frontline, but he stayed out of them and didn't intervene. PLEASE.... look lets be honest, he was a careerist and he wanted to win victories for Germany, and he played ball. sometimes you swallow a shitty pill to do what you bleieve is more important. let me for instance state that the americans supplied the russians with staggeringly massive aid in the fight against the germans. let me translate that into the nuremberg language -- the americans supported Stalin's genocidal ( 8 million Ukranian deaths) totalitarian regime, hell bent on occupying peaceful territories and disrupting the peace. I am american, i am not proud that my country helped the criminal regime of soviet russia. But in the end, we chose to turn a blind eye to achieve our greater goal (victory against a common enemy). Its not pretty. this is why these trails are utter filth. the only people responsible are the people way way way at the top.

[@svenlittlecross]

get rekt

[@danelirimescu6832]

And if his boss wouldn't have been Adolf Hitler .

[@ceferistul05]

the germans had generals and an army of such a calibre that the allies were scared shitless

[@lambdee7006]

Unfortunately NO navy, and an average Air Force, that’s what wins wars

[@roko1360]

@@lambdee7006 nope you know is because at Late war Hitler Just fucking stupid the First is dissmis Hai Gunderian Seconds is declare war on USA 3. Not Retreat at Starlingrad Not Stop Attack when Winter Form Russia and many

[@jamfunes608]

Manstein was as great as Rommel. One thing you got to admit the Germans sure did have great generals.

[@Cjvhxv13hxz9i4dbc]

Rommel was a fool . Let's not compare the two

[@seanbumstead1250]

There are no captions

[@jimm6095]

Where's the translation!!!

[@johnscreekmark]

Where is Manstein??

[@robertsansone1680]

Why are there no English captions? It would be much more interesting & informative if there were.

[@claudiogonzalez3788]

i wouldn't feel sorry for the killings of NKVD political commissars , it is like feel sorry for somebody like Yagoda , yeshov , Blumkin or Matvei Berman

[@robinkalousek7247]

claudio gonzalez you are right. Honestly in my personal opinion killing comissars was for the greater good. And Wehrmacht was RELATIVELY clean. And Manstein was one of the decent officers, read a book Lost Victories written by Manstein personaly

[@hacked6613]

robin kalousek The Wehrmacht was only clean on the Western Front against the Brits and Americans.

[@claudiogonzalez3788]

@Hussein people like you prove with such words that there will be always brainless red scoundrels ready to become mass murderers if they have the chance

[@timcolledge3732]

Totally agree!!!

[@DonMeaker]

@@robinkalousek7247 "Lost Victories" diverts into fiction at key points. It isn't like Manstein was a disinterested party.

[@thystruter814]

Best of the best eric fritz von manstein !!!

[@ibrahimamagemela6794]

Keşke böyle videolara doğru düzgün türkçe çeviri yapılabilse o kadar değerli ve güzel kanallar var ki ama hepsi ingilizce..

[@kampfgruppe88]

Where are the German to English translation? If you want to see it in English to see how weak the cases were read the original transcripts. There are also several good books on the questionable practice of post facto law at Nuremberg. In other words these laws were made after the offense and therefore the actions were not illegal.It truly was victors justice and a show trial

[@stephenarling1667]

KampfgruppePeiper, For translation, turn on closed captions in English. Click the ... symbol at the upper right corner to access that option. The English (auto-generated) option is not so good.

[@psilvakimo]

51TGM71 Either your English sucks or you are on drugs.

[@DonMeaker]

By contrast, the millions murdered by the Germans never got even a semblance of a trial.

[@josephhenry661]

Field Marshall Eric Von Manstein... They Dont Make Them Like They Used Too... Prussian Officers. i Love The Way The Wehrmacht Would March And Parade The Music! The Goosestep! "Mein Mutter Spracha"

[@desiree9951]

Is that Manstein's real voice?

[@schmamsch5992]

xinting Yan sounds real an authentic.

[@WAFFENSS69]

yes but only the axis people are being prosecuted. THAT IS MY POINT.

[@DonMeaker]

US didn't murder the civilians after taking cities. That is the difference.

[@DonMeaker]

The US had trials for US war criminals during the war.

[@psilvakimo]

@@DonMeaker The US had only two such trials. One ended with acquittal, the other in a life sentence. These cases involved the killing of disarmed Italian POWs. The defendants said they were "just following orders". In the latter case, the life sentence was thrown out and the sergeant involved was demoted to private.

[@СтефановићКараџић]

He was also NATO advisor for 7 years

[@nadjeschda4094]

Was it Manstein that replying the American general?

[@The_last_prime]

yes

[@Findler2]

Could someone who speaks German write the translation please

[@stephenarling1667]

For translation, turn on closed captions in English. Click the ... symbol at the upper right corner to access that option. The English (auto-generated) option is not so good. ,

[@СтефановићКараџић]

I think the allies were jealous

[@Sams911]

@tupakki they threw Manstein under the bus because he handed the Russians their ass! Moreover, when we decided (like it was a surprise to anyone) that the Russians were now the bad guys, Manstein became our friend again and helped form the new German Army.

[@DonMeaker]

One might note that the WWII allies were created by Germany, who invaded Poland, Norway, Netherlands, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Vichy France, Italy, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Greece Soviet Union, and declared war on USA. Oh, and after 21 German and 2 Italian submarines caused the sinking of 36 Brazilian merchant ships involving 1,691 drownings and 1,079 other casualties, the sinking of neutral Brazilian ships led to a declaration of war against the Axis by Brazil. Hitler had the kind of personality that just excited people to flock to his side, you know. /sarc

[@TruetoCaesar]

Just imagine Manstein being with the US

[@erichvonmanstein6875]

Can’t touch me...

[@hypevorbeiuncensored3633]

Jawohl! :D

[@angryscowl]

my vote for the 2 best were Paul Hausser and Gotthard Heinrici

[@colonelkirtz]

Model was the Greatest of the Generals...In every important battle ..both theaters of war,,,with the SS..Kursk..the Bulge..Rzhev..Arnhem...Model was there..Leading from the front...Stood up to Hitler ..He had Guderians mobile warfare genius coupled with Mansteins strategic mastery ..

[@PurpleCat9794]

I agreed. Unfortunately, he fell apart in the battle of Ruhr. Don't know what had happened to him. It looks as thought he lost the will to fight..

[@DonMeaker]

The best thing Model did was kill General Model.

[@markdean1984]

Haha…..Von Manstein was openly Jewish and was one of the greatest generals of WW2.

[@2Uahoj]

He obviously knew precisely what was going on in his area of operation and may even have encouraged it. It's amazing how many of these top military figures behaved so cowardly on the stand, denying everything and making excuses simply to save their miserable lives. If they had any courage at all they would simply admit what they did and say they believed in it or even enjoyed it..

[@mattmccabe2312]

Just fast forward his answer, nothing to hear here

[@douglasturner6153]

Von Manstein was a brilliant Commander. But on the stand he "Knows nothing, NOTHING"!

[@mirkotorca1950]

He was a soldier

[@Boutiquez]

I find the prosecutor smug and oily and furthermore, I'd be surprised if he's ever heard a shot fired in anger. Sure they can prosecute Manstein because ultimately he failed,but for the love of God, must we go through the pretense that this is anything other than a show trial.

[@DonMeaker]

Manstein supported the einsatzgruppen in his area of command, fully aware of their mission, to murder civilians, and complained that the einsatz gruppen didn't share the loot with his men.

[@trollololololololo1173]

@@DonMeaker Lmao

[@falco9268]

Manstein or Patton?

[@ErwinRommel-h8i]

Manstein 😊

[@oswald1068]

Von Manstein over the top!

[@insertnamehere6096]

Von Manstein sounds like Kermit the Frog

[@avelus5984]

Germany had many brilliant commanders that unfortunately fought for a tyrant...

[@nasserkhan674]

Devastating where, when ? Von Manstein a High caliber Prussian officer of the highest magnitude, runs circles round this yank buffoon like he did to any army facing him on the field...........

[@LuciferMorningstar-tf5ls]

Everybody is boss(Patton, Eisenhower) until Real Boss(Manstein) arrives...same goes with Guderian and Rommel

[@stevanstamenic7320]

For those who dont know,Guderian joined the west, so he slipped away, Kesseling,was either shot or given a life centence, and Manstein was sentenced to 18 years

[@DonMeaker]

Kesselring died in 1960.After the war, Kesselring was convicted of war crimes and sentenced to death for ordering the murder of 335 Italian civilians in the Ardeatine massacre, and for inciting and ordering his troops to kill civilians in reprisals against the Italian resistance movement. The sentence was subsequently commuted to life imprisonment.

[@stevanstamenic7320]

@@DonMeaker I knew the crime, just not the sentence, thanks!

[@TheBucketSkill]

Only served 4 years and then released.

[@stevanstamenic7320]

@@TheBucketSkill Yes, detained, but never put to trial

[@DonMeaker]

@@stevanstamenic7320 Tried, and convicted.

[@danelirimescu6832]

He was a great general but he knew about Einsatzkommando and what they were doing . No excuse !

[@thinkingagain5966]

@@danlivni2097 can't take you seriously when you use Wikipedia as a source

[@kathryngrant2676]

Well then, read Hitler by Ian Kershaw. both volumes. That will tell you everything you need to know about v, Manstein. He was a brilliant General but he also approved of the Einsatzgruppen and encouraged his men to participate in the murders. But just like most of them he was trying to save his own skin.

[@planetkc]

If Germany just had more oil. this world could have been a better place.

[@robertmaybeth3434]

Putting military commanders on trial (other than the SS who specialized in brutality) is an absurdity and the ex-post facto "justice" has no basis in law, or logic, it is simple vengeance. The only way it would ever be any kind of justice, would have been in all war ended in 1945, never to be waged again. And especially for the likes of, largely non-political soldiers like Von Manstein, Albert Kesselring, and Karl Doenitz, (who tried mightily, to the point of absurdity - he had u-boats actually taking life boats under tow at one point - to fight a "clean" war with regard to the Geneva conventions, but got 10 years in Spandau anyway). The catch-all they used was "the commissar order" and "the commando order" from Hitler, that ordered them put to death on capture by German forces. In truth even German commanders found the orders excessive and many commanders simply ignored one or both of them and refused to disseminate them. But as it turned out, even passing on the orders was enough for you to hang at Nuremberg (like Jodl and Keitel did)

[@estebangadacz2919]

mein Onkel-Urgroßvater.

[@mirkotorca1950]

Von Manstein is responsible for Shoah as much as my late great great great grandmom

[@Daveglorious]

This video is boring. Unless you speak German. Or like looking at a unknown American lawyer in a uniform. Manstein's voice is very nasal.

[@stephenarling1667]

For translation, turn on closed captions in English. Click the ... symbol at the upper right corner to access that option. The English (auto-generated) option is not so good.

[@annazmalaiz4472]

Worst prosecutor of the century

[@petervonstamer7859]

There is no translation to english in this video. So only watch if you understand German

[@stephenarling1667]

Peter stamer, to get the closed caption you must turn it on in options. Click the ... symbol in the upper right corner. Use the English rather than the auto-generated English unless you fancy droll machine-translated bloopers.

Did not Manstein know that, by the end of 1941-42, three million Russian POWs had died of hunger and starvation?

[@donnydarko1448]

JP VOGEL how were they supposed to feed them? You fucking idiot during war times there is barely any food.

Buy a brain implant, if you can afford one!!!!

[@TheReaper569]

Everyone died on eastern front. Not only russians.

[@lewistaylor2858]

the prisoners were not kept on the front, the Wehrmacht had nothing to do with prisoners after they had been captured

[@birdandthe]

What were the russians supposed to do ? leave the crops standing and the cattle in their sheds so the germans could have a banquet !??

[@earthspace8666]

He is lying he knew exactly what the einsatzgruppe orders were

[@birdandthe]

Kursk; lost, Bulge; lost, Rzhev; lost, Arnhem; lost.

[@The_last_prime]

and you've lsot you're brain

[@The_last_prime]

i don't know how you're supposed to win a war when you don't have full control of the army and because of millions of the alies were far more than the german numbers so he couldn't win and you are saying like a dumb ass kursk lost

[@psilvakimo]

Arnhem was a German victory.

[@painfan476]

"Rzhev; lost" You are spreading lies. The Germans held the ground and didn't lose it to the Bolsheviks. The battles of Rzhev were total failures for the Soviets and cost them millions of people.

[@jonastti]

@bebeinpa ww2 start in Europe with Germans and Russians atacking the Poland. Remember, Poland had been divide in 2, but,,,,,

[@colonelkirtz]

your a fool ...Kursk was lost before it started.,, as were most battles post Stalingrad..which only amplifies your lower intelligence in dealing with Model and the hand he was given versus Patton or Montgomery...please don't reply....

[@Nemesios777]

Im pretty sure the allies didnt commit any crimes against the nazis right ? they behaved as gentlemen to all those german soldiers and we know it from history the allies wrote right ? lol

[@DonMeaker]

The US actually did have trials for US soldiers who committed criminal actions. Nuremburg trials were necessary because Germany didn't do that during the war, and Germany failed to prosecute German war criminals after first world war, as was their responsibility per the Versailles treaty. www.paperlessarchives.com/wwii-courts-martial-documents.html

[@TheBucketSkill]

To be fucking honest, relative to the rest of the war? Absolutely we behaved as gentlemanly as can be.

[@andyx2299]

RIP heiliges Deutschland ❤

[@yitzchakfriedman821]

What a coward. During the war he wrote a letter to the Einzatzgruppe asking for the wristwatches of the murdered Jews

[@artacania]

@StaffanGoldschmidt Damn dude .. you could not have been more right ..

[@FreeMan4096]

USA executing prisoners.

[@vincentoenga9261]

What a farce

[@donnydarko1448]

"All is fair love and war"

[@eminaliyev9763]

😘😘😘😘

[@cxj810]

Manstein knew all about the Einsatzkommando, Gruppe D, attached to the 11th Army. This interrogation strikes me as weak sauce, given the testimony of Einsatz that was available to the Allies by the time of Manstein's trial. Manstein, to his credit, never actually ordered any killings, but he enabled them by logistics and supply. The Wehrmacht and the SS and SD worked hand in hand on the Eastern Front. The myth that the Wehrmacht had "clean hands" is jut that, a myth.

[@Swiftglitcher28]

You are right in saying Manstein knew of the Ensatz Gruppe D's actions. However, if you aware of the structure of the German Army of the time. It was the responsibility of the Army Group for which each Einsatzkommando was attached to supply weapons, ammunition, and other logistical support. By putting the blanket statement of the Wehrmacht does not have clean hands is a bit short sighted. Did some Wehrmacht officers and soldiers commit atrocities "YES". But did all of them "NO". Manstein is an interesting figure though. In the early years of Hitler Manstein vehemently defended Jewish German Soldiers acting or veterans almost to the point of his dismissal from the army. Was he an Anti-Semite I can't say. Evidence sometimes says no and sometimes says yes. But then again most of the world was Anti-Semitic at this time, so who can judge the few on trial.

[@Swiftglitcher28]

Omen_Curse Forgot to mention that supply and logistics for each Army Groups Einsatz was from a direct order from the Fuhrer at the time. Manstein did not voluntarily supply the Gruppe's. It was forced on him.

[@mastereraser2985]

+Chris Jefferson jeah but it is easy to say: " oh u knew all about this!"....i mean u have to be a realist. manstein had better things to do than looking at einsatzgruppen. his interest and work was holding the frontline and btw one must see that there were enormous amounts of partisans fighting behind the lines and interrupting the germans the whole time...booby traping evrything..destroying railway..supply lines....killing and sniping etc etc..... as a german soldier u HAVE to react to such things and as an example ; after "zitadelle" the soviet army launched the counter assault coordinated with about 200.000 partisans (here u have the bloody number of these guys). so beeing raped by partisans is just a nightmare and to deal with them is simply : death panalty . that sounds hard but thats "justice " in war. what is justice ? thats the question? i mean the U.S shot a lot of guys who retreated during the battle of the bulge. u see , in war or in special situations u have to use special methods to keep up moral, discipline or to keep civilians, partisans etc calm. There were a LOT of useless murder-actions from the einsatzgruppen - NO doubt! But there were also a LOT of actions wich are REACTIONS and methods to deal with threats. a possible way to understand the way a general or fieldmarshall could see this as a necessary method.

[@danielfalcone7172]

Chris Jefferson US Army neither had clean hands nor British. No speak about russians and the assasins of the Red Army and his Commissars! Lord Jesus said : Who is sinless may throw the first stone!

[@kathleenohanlon5430]

From the few things my husband, a two tour combat Vietnam Veteran (first tour included TET OFFENSIVE) Army Lieutenant (OCS grad), has told me, Vietnam was more than just war. Sometimes it was slaughter, sometimes merciful and sometimes genocide against anyone with slanted eyes, regardless of whose “side” they were SUPPOSEDLY on! POWs were given good, humane treatment MOST of the time. Chaos, necessity for IMMEDIATE information, frustration, fear to hysteria, rage, anger of the moment, & plain sadistic mean rotten “human” nature, at times had created what - given a stretch of time AFTER the battle - would/could be defined as war “crimes”. We have four wonderful, grown sons who are ALL US ARMY VETERANS. Two have multiple tours in Bosnia, Iraq, & Afghanistan. Our eldest was a corporal then WEST POINT Army Officer. Our youngest was an Army Staff SGT. Our youngest was wounded in Afghanistan. They have shared many of their war time experiences with my husband. He, however, has shared NONE of their experiences with ME. When my boys, like my husband in Vietnam, left for their first combat tours, they were young BOYS. When they returned, they were still young, but they were now MEN who had had terrible life altering experiences. As with my husband, my sons had lost forever that special twinkle of innocence in their eyes. Heartbreaking for ANY wife and mother.

[@colonelkirtz]

i Like your japanese music

[@paladin-ob4sr]

Manstein .... guderian...von boch ...iwane Matsui...Mc Arthur... Zukov....cuikov...ia the best gendral.....

[@RhysapGrug]

Napoleon beats all! Where is Hannibal' Cesar, Alexander? Except for Manstein your list is shit boy.

[@t-9075]

@@RhysapGrug wat

[@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

So many Wehraboos, Jesus Christ

[@mikegallar1925]

Manstein, a great general, a great war criminal auch!!!!!