Operation Greif: The German Wolves In Sheeps Clothing | Time Travels

Step into the enigmatic world of Operation Greif, where German soldiers donned American uniforms, as Mike Brady uncovers the secrets, betrayals, and cloak-and-dagger tactics that defined this mysterious chapter of World War II 🌎 Subscribe to Time Travels Here:
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Buckle up for an exhilarating expedition into the depths of World War II with Time Travels as we unveil the captivating tale of Operation Greif, masterminded by Otto Skorzeny. Join Mike Brady as He delves into the audacious mission that saw German soldiers morph into American troops, rewriting the rules of warfare. we'll unveil the meticulous planning, high-stakes encounters, and psychological warfare orchestrated by Skorzeny and his team. Brace yourself for a riveting journey into the fog of war, where the lines between friend and foe blur, and witness the incredible legacy of one of history's most audacious military masterminds. Get ready to immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of Operation Greif and witness the true power of deception in the face of war.
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[@JRJ2000]

I have briefly heard a small portion of this story. You present it so well, and it’s amazing to hear the lengths that they were planning to go. Thanks for making this video!

[@salsheikh4508]

Glad I found your other channel. Nice collar to on that shirt

[@p.k.5455]

I enjoyed immensely and learned a good bit! Thank you, and as always, your presentation and wealth of knowledge continue to amaze!!! Both of your channels are incredibly well done!!!

[@HistoryTimeTravels]

Thank you! 🤠

[@gruntforever7437]

IT had been done before by the Wehrmacht; and by the allies as well. This was the most elaborate operation they attempted but they simply no longer had the resources or the personnel to really succeed like they wanted. It certainly did have a significant impact but nothing would have changed the outcome

[@nonkelronnie]

HANS! Get ze flammenwerfer!

[@lloydlwilliams9099]

I had a brother who fought in the Battle of the Bugle and he captured 2 of the German soldiers in American uniforms. They were using the latrine ( bathroom) and he noticed their striped underwear which was a dead giveaway that they were the enemy. He and another soldier was instructed to “ watch” them . When they attempted to leave they were taken prisoners by my brother and the other soldier with him. I’m still wondering today if they were among the German soldiers executed for wearing American uniforms during the Battle of the Bugle

[@TheHylianBatman]

Hitler didn't care about doing war crimes? I can't imagine.

[@KraytTheGreat]

Even if the Wehrmacht had won the Battle of the Bulge by some miracle (which was simply impossible at the time, the Germans were already beaten badly after Operations Overlord and Bagration had been completed), they wouldn't have been able to push the Allies off Europe. Yes, Allied armies would have been cut off in Belgium and yes, many soldiers could have been taken prisoner. But the western Allies and especially the Americans would have been able to absorb these losses. Speculation about the Wehrmacht pushing the western Allies back into the sea is completely ahistorical and downright wrong. German operations Greif and Wacht am Rhein were delusional plans and probably lead to an earlier end of Nazi Germany.

[@lalaLAX219]

War is so awful.

[@Soundwave3591]

to ANSWER the question Mike poses at the end..... Replace "Hiroshima" with "Berlin" in the History books. Sorry folks. the "1946 Wunderwaffe" aesthetic makes for fun games and alt-history novels, but the fact is the only reason Germany wasn't hit with the Atom Bomb was because they surrendered before it was ready.

[@tigerland4328]

Plus there was one British and one American army fighting in Italy so the allies wouldn't have been "pushed out of Europe"

[@goosehubtheshipnerd]

the ww2 germans just make me ask apart from being jews being scape goat, why do you do things you do, honestly

[@backwithabang5842]

Seriously? All Allies just did the Same. Thats war, snowflake.