PAUL HAUSSER wounded in Typhoon, a first hand account SS - Div. Reich (mot) unreleased DIARY Pt 32

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[@TP-ie3hj]

The fact my man has only 32k subs is absolutely criminal! Its absolute absurdity! Yet on the other hand I feel so lucky to be one of the few that gets to see your stuff. Truly the best ww2 content on you tube IMHO. Amazing stuff.

[@M1945]

Thanks for the comment. It seems that my content doesn't interest the YT algorithm much

[@redskyatnight123]

​@@M1945that's right that saying to not repeat history yet yt blocks things that give you information that give you knowledge not to repeat history.

[@M1945]

@redskyatnight123 yes they do. That's a problem

[@redskyatnight123]

@@M1945 thanks for the content it's appreciated.

[@jameschristensen1055]

A splendid production, as always. Just astonishing that Kurt was essentially a witness to Hausser's wounding.

[@M1945]

Yes, it is lucky James. I'll be releasing pt 33 in about 2 weeks

[@657449]

Your movies show the battlefield in real time. The obstacles they had to overcome and the weather that was no one’s friend.

[@TheWilferch]

Captivating and gripping.....great coverage Frederick.....

[@M1945]

Thanks Wil, I'll do another of Kurt in the first Sept. week

[@TheWilferch]

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[@daj473]

Another excellent episode in the continuing saga of Kurt and the SS Division Das Reich as they approach the outskirts of Moscow! Your reading of the diary, matched with relevant and fresh film, combine to create a compelling story that is one of my favorite series that you have created.

[@M1945]

Thank you David. The last two videos are doing well. It seems others think the same way

[@henryschmitt7577]

Have enjoyed your videos. I wish some historian will write a comprehensive book on Paul Hausser.

[@chriscondell603]

Karl Heinz Mathias has written two books on Paul Hausser, namely 'Paul Hausser: "Ich Diene"', and 'Generaloberst Paul Hausser', both available online from Deutscher Buchdienst

[@eno.5796]

Find these Diary's enthralling, the mix of origional maps and relevant film can't be found anywhere else.Bravo Frederick!

[@M1945]

Thanks Eno. I'll get back into using the maps more extensively \

[@xisotopex]

I have read Paul Haussers book, excellent read with some great pictures. very interesting perspective.

[@incomitatus]

If its not out of print, try & get a copy of, 'Moscow Tram Stop' by Heinrich Haape. It tells the account of a battalion doctor (Assistenzarzt) with the German 6ᵗʰ Infantry Division (3ʳᵈ Battalion, Infantry Regiment 18) which fought with Army Group Center in 1941-42. One of the best personal accounts of the fighting in Russia I've ever read, and I've read almost all of them. It was written in the 1950s so hopefully copies are still available. If it's not available, there are certain "other" ways to obtain it. Good luck.

[@xisotopex]

@@incomitatus Kurt Meyer's account of fighting in the East is quite good, as well.

[@ChristIsRisen6777]

@@incomitatus "Moscow Tram Stop" is a classic. I bought a new copy from Amazon not long ago, published by Stackpole. Yes, there is a new printing. Another great one is Blood, Dust and Snow" about Friedrich Sander's diary entries during the 1941 drive on Leningrad with 6th Panzer Division. Unlike many other diaries, his is very interesting.

[@incomitatus]

@@ChristIsRisen6777 Blood, Dust & Snow is a great book, I agree. I always thought Moscow Tram Stop would make a great movie, but its not something Hollywood would make. Some independent producer with the right storyline & actors could make a fortune if they produced it, IMO.

[@011258stooie]

@@incomitatus Thank you for the recommendation. I get a copy in the post, tomorrow morning :)

[@danielgreen3715]

Excellent Frederick! ..Its been a while since we heard from Kurt's Diary so thank you for doing this Video ( Hauser was lucky to survive that Mortar Blast and wore an Eye Patch for the rest of His Days and would invariably only show His Left Hand side of his face when it came to Official photographs)

[@M1945]

Yes, that is interesting about how he allowed himself to be photographed

[@gennarosavastano9424]

Papa was beloved by his troops

[@bashirmuhammad8181]

He was a fine soldier, Paul Hausser was.

[@lynnmcculloch-m4h]

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[@Tesalir]

Amazing content, keep up the good work :)

[@M1945]

Will Tesalir, thanks

[@pepelopez8372]

Great video, as always. It is always very interesting to see what you prepare. Thank you. I'm sure I can say we all appreciate your excellent work. 👍🏼

[@M1945]

Thank you Pepe

[@craigbetts1586]

good see another video on Kurt

[@mauroorso1963]

Thanks so much Frederick!

[@IHUTCHI]

Wonderful video! I was wondering when we would get back to the diary. The first hand account diary videos are my favorite ones that you produce.

[@M1945]

Thanks for the feedback Ian

[@user-bchfldmgd]

Thank you!

[@castrogonzalez614]

I love this series!

[@lorimeyers3839]

Terrific footage and narration as always with incredible insight.

[@M1945]

Great to see you back Lori

[@Desertduleler_88]

Amazing footage, thanks for the upload.

[@clintdavies491]

always amazes me when i see them running carrying those mg34's as if theyre super light. i have one and believe me they are friggin heavy. i think even slightly heavier than the 42. thank you for posting.

[@freeman436]

Wow. I've never seen any of this footage before. Excellent work. Just found you. Just subbed. Thanks.

[@Lerxstification]

Amazing footage of the aftermath! Is that from Typhoon?

[@M1945]

Yes it is from Typhoon

[@billvan3319]

good one, you're the man fred

[@M1945]

Thanks Bill!

[@DerUfo]

Its amazing to see the sheer numbers of people lost in this battle. The level of carnage is very dramatic. I wonder how many of the young men in these films made it thru the war with out dying.

[@borissokolov9600]

Thanks

[@M1945]

Boris, thanks buddy!

[@borissokolov9600]

Thank you so much!

[@larrybedouin2921]

Thanks Frederick 😊

[@Hans-UlrichRudel-y2e]

This is amazing

[@M1945]

Thanks

[@deus-sued-autark]

Mein Nachbar war bei ,, das Reich ''

[@M1945]

Wirklich, das ist ja interessant

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[@alexsmart5452]

very cool info

[@BCarli1395]

Thanks.

[@НиколайКостылев-д1к]

Vielen Dank.

[@NineInchTyrone]

Great film

[@karlheinzvonkroemann2217]

I just want to add that the word "injured" refers to getting hurt but NOT by the deliberate action of someone else. As in an accident. The correct word for what happened to Gen Hausser is "wounded" as it was the deliberate intention of the enemy to hurt him. These two words are very often misused nowadays.

[@M1945]

That is a very good point Karl-Heinz. I've just changed the title of the upload, thank you

[@StevenSmith-dc1fq]

Fine, and rare stuff. But where was Hausser?

[@redskyatnight123]

Hy fred do you know if paul hausers books were translated into English?

[@M1945]

Hi, sorry but I don't know that

[@browngreen933]

Thanks for the propaganda warning. I feel a lot better now. 😂

[@M1945]

Well, whatever it takes to keep YT off our backs....I am glad that it makes you feel better!

[@jabersawaya7131]

Brave soldiers had two enemies Stalin and Hitler

[@Go_for_it652]

Oct 1941 was the begining of the end..

[@M1945]

Id probly say December was the moment

[@Go_for_it652]

@@M1945 The shortage of trucks and the supply lines crew longer. The front was extending to 3000 miles. The only human resource that allowed the Germans to keep fighting was the determination of the officers. The long columns became surrounded and the winter froze to death thousands including support staff.

[@s1d2f3]

Is Kurt's last name Gottschling?

[@M1945]

Yes, I think it is

[@mongo2022]

Pobre Kurt, se quedó con las ganas, igual que su amo, el cabo demente.

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