Painful execution of Soviet General who betrayed Stalin and fought for Hitler - Andrey Vlasov

[@drkinferno72]

Sounds like Squidward giving a history lecture 😂

[@affablesage9582]

I don't think you know how Squidward sounds.

[@ConsulYeti]

It's Squidward's English cousin.

[@username-oz6gz]

@@ConsulYeti squwilliam

[@orange8420]

I can't unhear it​@@affablesage9582

[@drkinferno72]

@@username-oz6gz you’re right, it is squwilliam

[@vadouis-rt3of]

During the Stalinist purges, there was a story of a Russian camel, going to the Polish-Soviet Union border, wished for asylum. The Polish guard asked why. "Because they are killing all the rabbits in Russia." The Polish guard asked "Why does that concern you? Your a camel!" "Oh yeah?" replied the camel: "You try telling them that!"

[@vadouis-rt3of]

Mussolini once said; 'Stalin must be a secret Fascist-for no one kills more Communists than Stalin."

[@slavenskazajednica7912]

😂😂 Plot twist: The communists that were liquidated during Stalin's time were as much of communists as Mussolini.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@slavenskazajednica7912 Only after their conviction of course

[@Wanwan-mq3jw]

Fun Story. Mussolini started as communist. Guess where the social from national socialist IS coming from

[@lolofaoudi]

@@Wanwan-mq3jw stupid comment. The socialist party isn't the communist party. Are you that ignorant?

[@ramO-jp8tp]

@@Wanwan-mq3jwmussolini was fascist, hitler was national socialist

[@Pavel_Ivanovich_batov]

Dude is literally in every hoi4 mod

[@gingenut597]

😭

[@ALIKN1-1]

🥲

[@vorhautzerstörer]

And in vanilla as well

[@skille3805]

Dude is literally in hoi4

[@ladycplum]

This guy had to know he was gambling with his life.

[@Kazdrum]

It’s amazing how these stupid AI voices can somehow make very interesting topics so boring

[@ggregd]

This guy's accent and enunciation has gotten even more over the top.

[@Pancasilaist8752]

Ah, that opportunistic general. Fought in the red army during the civil war but then claimed to be part of the white movement during collaboration with the nazi.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@muhammadashshiddiq8752 In such dire straits the majority of the more elitist men in these top positions would do and did do the same without a second thought. If a war this brutal happened today it would probably be virtually all of them if put under the same circumstances.

[@riadyl3311]

@@hollowgonzalo4329men with no spine that is

[@ronaldramo3]

That is the least factual understanding of Vlassov's views or reasons for collaboration. He was upset with the Stalin purge's of the Army, he was upset military readiness was garbage even 18 months after the Winter War debacle, and the straw that broke the camel's back was when he was ordered to relieve Leningrad with an under-supplied and under-manned force. If a country's army keeps stepping on rakes, maybe the problem is the government of that country. He didn't make a decision out of cowardice, but a well founded anger that Stalinism was destroying Russia.

[@royale7620]

​@@riadyl3311its ok u are so brave, in ur moms basement behind a monitor

[@markuscha6005]

@@ronaldramo3😂 yeah but soviet couldn’t change that they tryed to reform the army but this needs years and not night vlasov was traitor he could easily run over but he chooses to stay with the Germans

[@joeyj6808]

Some general. Surrendered not once, but twice. And then went into captivity rather than eating a Makarov round. Guess he wasn't too bright.

[@Gostwriterindisguise]

Tokarev.

[@joeyj6808]

@@Gostwriterindisguise I stand corrected. Tokarev!

[@loquat4440]

@@joeyj6808 or from the 7.62x38 nagant revolver. Some of the officers might of have other weapons also in .25 and .32 ACP. Perhaps even a C96.

[@michaellastname4922]

Vlasov had been disarmed, was in the custody of the U.S. Army, riding in a jeep which unfortunately was stopped -- mabe by SMERSH troops -- and hauled back to Moscow.

[@davidgaine4697]

Sorry to hear about this guy. He obviously just wanted to survive the war but found himself in an impossible situation. Damned when he did support Stalin and damned when he took steps to be on the other side and support Hitler. Pays your money, takes your choice.

[@robochibi]

Feeling sorry for a guy that sided with Nazis? Why would I do such a thing

[@nerminerminerminermi]

No he hated communism and opted for the lesser evil

[@maximilianodelrio]

​@@nerminerminerminermi The "lesser evil" being the invading genocidal regime that wanted to exterminate his countrymen?

[@GarySpeight-cv5sw]

The Americans handed him over after requesting a meeting. Set up unfortunately.

[@gustavnilsson2795]

​@@nerminerminerminermiJews would disagree with you on that genius 😅😅

[@conningdale8805]

Interesting video, and Vlasov was an interesting man. He knew that Stalin regarded anyone who had survived in occupied territory or who had been taken a POW was a traitor, and would ultimately suffer death or the Gulags. Many years ago I knew a Doctor and his wife who were in German occupied Pskov. They made the decision to retreat with the German Army rather than face punishment from Starlin and his cronies. Another Russian was the Cossack General Peter Krasnov who was hanged by Stalin in 1947 - apparently by piano wire. His circumstances were different to Vlasov, and he and his troops were handed to Stalin on a plate by the British as a result of the Yalta Pact.

[@tpxchallenger]

Most liberated Soviet POWs after November 1944 were cleared in filtration camps then returned into the Army. Around 20% were turned over to the NKVD and this includes collaborators. And what should the British have done with traitors who collaborated? The repatriation agreement also meant that the British, American, Canadian and other Allied soldiers liberated from POW camps by the Red Army would return home. I'm in no way diminishing the brutality of the Stalin regime but the Soviet citizens who fought for the Reich made their own beds. The British did have a change of heart after the Cossacks were handed over to the NKVD and as a result the remnants of SS Galizia were allowed into Britain and Canada. That Ukrainian SS Man who got the standing ovation in Canada's parliament was one of those men. Extremely embarrassing for Canada.

[@edilemma8052]

@conningdale8805 A completely false narrative. POWs were investigated, and 99% went staring back to the front lines. Regular folks from the occupied territories were not punished. But Russian turncoats who helped nazi to suppress people were. The carnage germans put Soviet civilians through was unprecedented, 16 million civilians shot, burned, hang, starved, etc. And lastly. People with clear conscientiousness didn't had to run away. Think about it.

[@humannotanalien8675]

@@tpxchallenger Officers would have had a much more brutal fate because of perceived failure in combat.

[@макслюлюкин]

There was such a General Karbyshev, an engineering fortifier. another officer of the tsarist army, so he did not betray his homeland, the Germans kept him in a concentration camp, and when he once again refused to cooperate with them, they took him out into the cold in winter and hosed him with cold water until he became an ice statue, this general became a legend in Russia, and in the name of Vlasov everyone spits, he remained a traitor in the history of the nation.

[@tonyclough9844]

The reason we had to hand over German prisoners was, if we didn't Stalin wouldn't hand over British prisoners of war. That's the man Churchill had to deal with.

[@MrAbhix7]

A horrible generation so much suffering

[@Zinovy-x6g]

Обобрали беднягу догола, когда он вернулся из Китая. И если это правда, то у этих деятелей, с этим рассказом, и вши чихают. Тут стоит вспомнить В. Высоцкого. Дорогая передача, во субботу, чуть не плача, вся Канатчикова дача к телевизору рвалась. Вместо, что б поесть, помыться, уколоться и забыться вся безумная больница у экрана собралась. Говорил ломая руки, краснобай и баламут о бессилии науки перед тайною Бермуд. Все мозги разбил на части, все извилины заплёл и Канатчиковы власти колют нам второй укол. Ну нельзя же год подряд, то тарелками пугают, дескать подлые летают, то у вас собаки лают, то руины говорят.

[@MrAbhix7]

@@Zinovy-x6g ты в порядке, друг?

[@carloso1708]

"There were no tears shed for ________" is the hardest catchphrase on KZbin.

[@aleksazunjic9672]

Vlasov did not fight against communism. Vlasov collaborated with an enemy that wanted to simply eradicate 20-30 million Slavs, and enslave others. Germans were waging Vernichtungskrieg . Learn what it means. It is not a war against communism, it is a war of annihilation.

[@cheeto8960]

Some soviet generals were executed by stalin for surrendering and others were not. If Vlasov was a prisoner of war with being wounded from fighting until the bitter end and didn't collaborate, stalin probably would have kept him in the army

[@thug588]

sure buddy

[@JoeyStarley]

What were they supposed to do?Wait for Stalin to invade eastern europe?The bolsheviks had already invaded Finland.

[@aleksazunjic9672]

@@JoeyStarley How about not starting extermination war ?

[@khalsasikhpunjabda]

In 1935 the guy was in Military Academy four years later He is commanding a Division??? That is some career jump

[@johnsch1988]

The Soviet army had increased several times before the war, so many unit commanders had little experience and were young

[@Джудо]

read about french revolutionary wars bernadotte became from captain to general of div in one year

[@DipakBose-bq1vv]

The most important question is how Stalin got General Vlasov from the British, who captured him in 1945. There is a rumour in India that Vlasov was exchanged for Bose, the leaders of the Free Indian Army fighting against the British and who took shelter in the Soviet Union in 1945. Any evidence???? Bose was executed by the British in Baluchistan-Iran border by the British in 1946. There was a long legal case against the British Government by Count Tolstoy, the grand son of Lev Tolstoy, in the British court that the British Government knowingly send Vlasov and his Cossack army, who surrendered together to the British army in 1945, for death to Stalin.

[@BrianHayter-zl2uc]

My pop spent 4years in the camps, I don't know how he made it out alive. Maybe god was on his side.

[@brandonmcgrew4367]

Because he was a strong man as well. Everyone is different, some handled it better than others. Your pop was likely one of those people who had the mind and physicality to survive.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@brandonmcgrew4367 Luck and perhaps in some cases help from the divine would've been more important than strength really

[@Radbot776]

Both my grandparents spent most there war time in the forests and swamps of Belarus, grandmother survived typhus 2 times in the forest in 1941 and 42

[@zejaguar]

Another chapter I knew nothing about. I learned something new today.

[@paulmacdonald6677]

Commentator wrecks this video

[@arthurconan1899]

The Narrator has to be Matt Berry....

[@DT-wp4hk]

Spartacus Olsson

[@doolittlerobert]

Jackie Daytona

[@senorpepper3405]

Heinrich himmler's grand nephew

[@ronluckenbach9492]

one of the best undiluted, and non partisan accounts of Vlasov’s sad history.. Thank you

[@jokodihaynes419]

"Trust is a very fragile thing it takes years to build seconds to break and an eternity to repair that betrayal can last a lifetime"-Lawkeeper Equity mlp ace attorney EOJ

[@chrishogg1406]

Listen, and learn or remember! I drank with Canadian WW2 veterans while playing bingo. This was at the Legion. I listened when then spoke. I was 16, and I always paid for their drinks. Respect

[@TheWeedIsland]

based underage drinking with vets

[@thomasmyers9128]

Imagine losing a leg….. then getting sent to the gulag 😮

[@nedstarkravingmad1799]

That"s Communism for ya

[@comradesocalistfromaustralia]

stalinism!

[@67nairb]

I thought the siege of Leningrad lasted 900 Days. Harrison Sallisbury, American news correspondent and historian wrote a book about it, The 900 Days.

[@AndrewGeerlings]

Vlasov correctly realized Stalins strategic blunders were - as a true narcissist - never his own fault but always those of the serving officers taking his orders. And he knew intimately how the purges worked. So he was quite litterally between a rock and a hard place. He probably would have been executed anyways for "gross failure", even if he hadn't collaborated, and he must have known that. With the knowledge he had then I can actually understand his picking the Germans as the lesser of both evils.

[@tempejkl]

"Generalissimo Stalin directed every move... made every decision... He is the greatest and wisest military genius who ever lived..." ~ Georgy Zhukov By the way, he didn’t say this because he wanted to appease Stalin ( he didn’t need to ). Stalin despised being called Generalissimo - he was granted this title but he thought it was too egotistical and demanded everyone refer to him by usual titles. So this was Zhukov’s true words. When the Polish-Soviet war happened, and Tukhachevsky failed on the Vistula, partially due to Stalin, both Trotsky and Lenin shamed him, and Stalin was ashamed of himself and attempted to resign and give up on politics. Stalin definitely took responsibility. His other major failure was Operation Mars.

[@Qudbfjdbfjdj]

You definitely don't know what you are talking about. What even is a "gross failure"? Guess it's better not to poke your nose in what you don't understand.

[@snickle1980]

Ok, that other feller is right. This is Squidward

[@mihai-danielmagura6384]

Is the narrator constipated or...

[@MosoKaiser]

Honest question: Who has thought that this kind of narration voice is somehow good? Ugh...

[@SlaughterSkorzenyJamesViceroy]

This channels never tell people the truth

[@yamateeekudasai6956]

wtf accent is that

[@Wereismymilk]

Squilliam

[@ura9390]

idiotic made up idalect

[@SuperValue350]

Squidward

[@billotto602]

I can't imagine being hungry enough to eat bark & leather. I pray I never find out.

[@michaelthespikel5685]

they ate much much worse than that if you really look into it.Cannibalism

[@auzaaja]

i mean, seeing ur army are not allowed to retreat, force to eat their own horses and branch, generals have strange relations with their army, they harsh on them, but seeing their army fallen brutally destroyed their mind, i mean look at fictional general sheperd, he lost 30k men and u guys know

[@Den-z8z]

Yeah,Wehrmacht was rough to their soldiers.Cause in Red Army you could retreat if situation was bad (germans could too,but here we're telling tales)

[@Milovan-c9x]

Vlasov died for Stalin's sins

[@Milovan-c9x]

Criminal negligence of the Soviet union in his bloody and mindless purges, betrayal of the Soviet Union in not allowing the Soviet Armed Forces to respond to the initial German invasion, and his inflexible unwillingness to order tactical withdrawal of threatened Army formations thus causing the near destruction of the Soviet Army. How's that just for starters?

[@edilemma8052]

Milovan, Vlasov died because he betrayed his country big way. Stalin has nothing to do with Vlasov's switching sides.

[@slavenskazajednica7912]

Which sins would that be? Industrialisation of the country? Taking power from kulaks and liberating peasants and workers? Or winning the WW2 and preserving socialist state and dictatorship of the proletariat and not selling his country to the capitalist to exploit the Soviet people? Please elaborate. 😂😂

[@senorpepper3405]

He died...because you touch yourself at night 🌙

[@tempejkl]

Vlasov was a nazi, stop rehabilitating hum

[@tonymurphy9795]

Bloody hell, is that a robot speaking?

[@igelkampfer7604]

Squidward became history teacher since mr Krabs didn't pay him enough

[@tianwong7168]

Imagine an alternative history where he escaped German captivity and picked up by French resistance and rescued more and more Soviet POWs and gathered himself an army in the French Resistance

[@davranbekrozmetov9425]

Rumors say that during the trials, everyone was to talk in this AI text to speech style so that their sufferings would double. So inhumane. Not the execution but the AI part

[@BrianHayter-zl2uc]

I pray this EVIL never happens AGAIN. NEVER.🙏🙏🙏

[@DorothySpang]

You mean like the 17million and Counting Illegal Migrants INVASION @ Bidens Open Border 😢 Human Beings never learn.

[@nicolajackson7992]

It's happened many times since, just not in the western world

[@Radbot776]

@@nicolajackson7992happens in the west all the time, it’s just a lot quieter, plus the media putting any Russian situation on full blast doesn’t help either

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Sounds like he just played every angle!

[@michaelthespikel5685]

he just wanted to stay alive

[@jek_spero]

That one friend.....

[@Vito-yp5wh]

Lebensraum=Promised Land.

[@slavenskazajednica7912]

😂😂 Not while Slavs are here.

[@SlavicUnionGaming]

Nah its my peoples territory not yours

[@wander67]

And Germany is a promised land for Muslims. Prepare your mother's, sisters and daughters, loserss 😂😂😂

[@ronluckenbach9492]

No ..Living space

[@christianvik3400]

There were no tears for the soviets either as they were no better than the Nazi regime.

[@janlindtner305]

👍👍👍

[@Will-ux1dg]

What kind of accent does this guy have. A true Englander if there ever was one. Jolly good show my man.

[@whitemailprivilege2830]

AI voice

[@ВетерПеремен-р2ч]

please use a different narrator. my ears are bleeding!

[@MichaelDembinski]

No mention of the role of RONA and the 'Vlasovites' in suppressing the Warsaw Uprising, in mass-murders of Polish civilians 😞

[@Zinovy-x6g]

Он не только в этом участвовал. Он был героем в подавлении крестьянских восстаний. Но он их не сильно подавлял, наверное вешал на колючей проволоке, если она была в наличии. А, когда не была проволока, то газами травили.

[@spidos1000]

Is this narrated by Matt Berry?

[@bobbowie5334]

In wwii if you couldn't fight for the British or Americans you only had bad choices.

[@jackprecip5389]

Fighting for the US or the UK WERE the bad choices. If people only understood the dark forces they were duped into actually fighting for led by sleazy puppets like Churchill and FDR, they would have never left their homelands.

[@loquat4440]

Thanks, I was not aware of that history.

[@aestheticaf2597]

Ally of Poland? No way such people talk about history

[@mariolasanda8116]

very interesting video. The finest production about the Holocaust and WW2 on ytb. Thank you

[@christiansimon3749]

Only if Germany didn’t make a deal with Lenin during WW-1.

[@bavariancarenthusiast2722]

Yeah we will never know - it worked - to take out Russia from he War. Lenin was very different then Stalin - but without Stalin no Lenin.

[@josephstabile9154]

Or, at least no SOVIET tears (if such is not a contradiction in terms).

[@user-ui5lm8ei5v]

This entire comment section reeks of neo nazis

[@Cornel1001]

So socialism fight against comunism !?

[@robochibi]

Nazis were not socialist. Hitler coined the term national socialist to try and manipulate Germany into thinking he was uniting two parties. In reality, he was actively suppressing the communist party one of the largest parties in Germany by beating, terrorizing and murdering his political opponents

[@Tazza81]

Socialism and Communism are two different ideologies. And no, the Nazis were not Socialists, far from it. To argue that is to argue that North Korea is a democracy because its official name is Democratic People's Republic of Korea

[@Cornel1001]

@@Tazza81 Yes they are different, the socialist tribes clean the society for the communism.

[@Cornel1001]

@@Tazza81 The only problem is nazism(national-socialism) is an invented term by british newspapers after 1941, in order to not insult CCCP. Up to May 1941, Pravda presented Germany as another socialist country. After the war of anihilation was declared by Stalin, at the end of June 1941, the term of nazism was introduced by soviets. Local comunism was dangerous, comunism should be spreaded only by Moscow in the stalinist doctrine, who is contradicting Lenin "teachings'".

[@Tazza81]

@@Cornel1001 no it's not. Where did you get that nonsense from? Socialism is literally in the full name of the NAZIS, Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei

[@Den-z8z]

They guy was doomed since he was captured.Every move he could do would lead to death.

[@keysersosa3054]

I think it's because of the watch that got confiscated

[@ronluckenbach9492]

hahahaha probably a Timex knockoff Chiangs wife was a Ho’

[@ricky7426]

squidward chill

[@madelinedelisle5314]

BRUTAL ENDS TOOK PLACE ON BOTH SIDES. NEVER KNEW ABOUT THIS SITUATION! SO MUCH HISTORY STILL TO BE DISCOVERED! HE WENT OVER TO THE OTHER SIDE. DIDN'T HE REALIZE THAT WOULD HAPPEN TO HIM OR ANYBODY ELSE WHO WOULD GO TO "THE OTHER SIDE"??

[@Auxodium]

Why does this narrator sound like Matt Berry's or one of his persona's voices?

[@syntheticdawn4992]

Vlasov fought for what is today the 2014 ukraine junta

[@insaneclownponies9599]

Wrong, NPC

[@Feinrizulwur]

NO there is a difference betwen Nazi and fascism. Fascists are not rasist. Nazism is the most evil in modern time. Mussolini had a mistress with jewish ancestors.

[@S0ulinth3machin3]

they are not mutually exclusive. A regime can be neither, it can be one or the other, or it could be both.

[@DT-wp4hk]

Correct. Had a conversation about this with a commie. Even the og commies knew the differences. Modern far leftoids often don't

[@garykeith1048]

So what if is she was Jewish. Who gives a f**k. What's your point? Mussolini was not a rabid anti-Semite like Hitler. He was only trying to save Italy from German occupation and satellite status. He didn't succeed, due to circumstances beyond his control (U.S. intervention in North Africa and Italy, Hitler's failure to make an alliance with Franco and take Gibralter, and failure to take Suez Canal and Malta.) Mussolini was a dreamer who did not realize a man '"has to accept his limitations". To bold, to arrogant, and unwilling to accept defeat and his own short-comings. Just having trains run on time is not good enough. You have to have some compassion for people and stop acting like a pompas jackass that no one respects in Italy.

[@BB-vh8cj]

See what italian writers thought about albanians and libyans lmao Cyrenaica experienced a quarter of it's population killed by the fascist italian colonizers

[@marcelosedy4703]

Andrey Vlasov rip.

[@nav14ok62]

Strange to hear that other people actually support Russian nationalism

[@nedstarkravingmad1799]

Communists were the real villains of WWII

[@slavenskazajednica7912]

😂😂 Ok nazi sympathizer.

[@andreasmatthiopoulos8275]

This was true.

[@insaneclownponies9599]

They both were. We should not have stopped and instead kept going East.

[@misterpinkandyellow74]

Far right lunatic detected ​@@insaneclownponies9599

[@igelkampfer7604]

​​@@insaneclownponies9599Calling the soviets „evil” while literally bombing German towns and aiming for civilian infrastructure until everything became a ruins (Bombing of Dresden, Cologne etc.)

[@absoluteManiac]

Which is it? They were forced by circumstances to fight or they legitimately wanted to fight Stalin? And secondly that using slavs was beyond Hitlers perception of possibility, and how is it possible if it was extreme that it changed?

[@thug588]

you are confused because you believe lies easily

[@absoluteManiac]

@@thug588 im not confused, it can only be one or the other

[@thug588]

@@absoluteManiac which do you think it is

[@absoluteManiac]

@@thug588 when i hear your answer to the question you posed, i will respond in kind

[@thug588]

@@absoluteManiac i believe that the germans didnt want to unalive the entire world because they were so racist and evil. There's way too many contradictions and things that make no sense if you believe the other theory

[@EndtheWokeMadness]

The horrible bot voice rendered this unwatchable.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

What a coward!

[@weasel9062]

Always gotta cringe when I hear any legal document from a government that declares such and such person vs "the people of that country" or in the USA at the state level it's "the people of the state of ()". When it comes to power games within the government it's more so whoever controls the power structure vs the individual defecting from said power structure.

[@BandiGetOffTheRoof]

2:14 Radar O'Reilly's grandfather

[@Nihahahahahas]

It's that guy from hoi4 no way!!

[@SafeAndEffectiveTheySaid]

Can you imagine had to chose

[@ErossMcCloud]

Is this an AI voice?

[@pittsburghpirateshat8950]

Franz stangl video when

[@touchofgrey5372]

If this is artificial voice it is by far the worst one! If wish this WORLD HISTORY guy (?) would change it to a better sounding one!

[@joseperez1464]

Talking about making bad decisions in life

[@MrGEORG1964]

heat ,manipulate and anticommunism !!!!! too typical for west oligarhs and ...papets !!

[@Mrgunsngear]

🇺🇸

[@TitforTat111]

Baseless. Vlassov was Ukranian. Change the whole story. It is significant to people leaving the 20th century

[@insaneclownponies9599]

Incorrect. Vlasov was, in fact, russian.

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

source: trust me bro 🤡

[@Лошпед-ц7ъ]

Half of Russians have Ukrainian origin

[@Dwight.DEisenHower]

its its its the hoi4 guy!!!!!

[@acrawley5128]

Narration by Snidely Whiplash.

[@insaneclownponies9599]

People will always try to justify modern day russian actions by calling attention to non-russian collaborators, but then casually ignore this guy and the 100,000 strong army of russian collaborators.

[@misterpinkandyellow74]

What point are you trying to make 🤡

[@insaneclownponies9599]

@@misterpinkandyellow74 That modern russians have a love for right-wing authoritarianism.

[@misterpinkandyellow74]

@@insaneclownponies9599 you mean like people who support far right nationalists Ukraine?

[@insaneclownponies9599]

@@misterpinkandyellow74 Nah, Ukraine is a very centrist country.

[@misterpinkandyellow74]

@@insaneclownponies9599 okay 🤡

[@cidehamete]

👏👏👏 😆😆 👍👍👍

[@Edsen-qm5tw]

HORRIBLE SOUND SRY

[@slyph63]

Dude try better with you speech. Its hard to listen to you

[@Patc-n6n]

Horrible AI voice. A rip off of actor Tim Pigott-Smith.

[@FreeKraps]

AI voice and script

[@ura9390]

Awful narrator trying to sound dramatic and putting on a ridiculous accent

[@jameswells-green9476]

This "narrator' is far worse than any history lectjrer i've ever met.

[@stevehammond9156]

The only thing separating Stalin from Hitler was nationality.

[@nathanmalik7056]

He's basically the Benedict Arnold of Russia. Also, don't forget his TNO iteration.

[@jessepacheco6020]

Oof..

[@bigzach7778]

😂😂😂

[@bavariancarenthusiast2722]

Thats how authoritarian dictators behave - Putin today is not much better then Stalin at that time.

[@aurelianida4805]

Mănânci căcat nemtalaule.

[@aleksazunjic9672]

Yep, Putin is a dictator because he is elected. Zelensky is not a dictator because he is not elected. Biden ... I don't even want to go there ... 🤣😁

[@bavariancarenthusiast2722]

@@aleksazunjic9672 Putin is not elected - what are you talking about? its a corrupted system of oligarchs, no freedom of speech, no independent legal system. Russia is again under an obscene brutal Dictator, not much different to Stalin.

[@insaneclownponies9599]

​@@aleksazunjic9672Zelenskyy was elected tho lmao

[@aleksazunjic9672]

@@insaneclownponies9599 His mandate expired few months ago ... who cares, democracy 🤣

[@MrSpamaccount]

So...your beloved germans brought this kind of treatment into occupies lands, they used this against civilians and the only category that enjoyed this after may 1945 were germans themselves and those who served them. Ever heard of Nuremberg trials. It was less painful i guess.

[@MrSpamaccount]

Wow hurray. 20th attempt to make an absolutely vegetarian comment finally passes democratic censorship.

[@seductive_fishstick8961]

He got what he deserved