Relic Hunting Eastern Front of WWII Episode 15 HD Раскопки Вторая Мировая Война Металлоискатель

[@HistoryRevived]

Contents of this video: 0:59 Empty Limonka F1 1:15 37mm anti-aircraft shell casing 1:33 MG 42/MG 34 bipod 1:58 Lid of an ammunition box 2:13 A second lid of an ammunition box 2:26 7.92x57 casings in MG position 3:36 Karabiner 98 bolt 3:58 Karabiner 98 rifle 6:15 Gas mask canister 6:35 Gas mask 6:43 'Eye' of a gas mask 6:53 76mm howitzer casing 7:15 Completely shot metal plate 7:33 14.5x114 round, used for target practice 7:48 7,5cm KwK 40 steel casing 9:33 Essgeschirr 9:50 Nagant casings 10:09 A soldier's shovel 10:25 Overview of the finds from the first spot 10:42 Leuchtpatrone casing (flare gun) 10:53 Drum magazine for the PPSh-41 submachine gun 11:12 Part of the PPSh-41 submachine gun itself 12:41 Karabiner 98 bayonet 13:04 Ammunition box 13:56 Stielgranate cap 14:40 Panzerfaust tube 15:00 Second panzerfaust tube, with readible text on it 16:41 Another casing cache 16:54 Second Karabiner 98 bayonet 17:36 A pair of binoculars 18:01 Tail of a SD-10 aviation bomb 19:02 Canteen cup with engravings 19:22 Panzerfaust tube on the surface 19:40 German Göffel 19:51 57mm anti-tank shell casing 20:19 Torch, made from T34 shell casing 20:49 Shell casing overview 21:16 Overview of (most) of the finds from this trip Of course we advice to watch the entire video, from beginning to ending, but for those who don’t have a lot of time on their hands, or for those who are just interested in particular finds, we will add a comment with ‘content’ of the video, by linking description of the find with the time it appears in the video. Enjoy the video!

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

***** Difficult to stop I guess once you're on a perfect spot finding all this stuff just waiting to be discovered. I think little sleep, long hours and a good adrenaline flow sums it up?

[@HistoryRevived]

vangestelwijnen That sums it up, yes. We usually don't stop until it's too dark or too late to continue. A torch is something we always carry with us :). Thanks for watching!

[@bnigel99]

Nemen alles wat jullie vinden ook mee?

[@chrismuller2342]

***** hallo HistoryRevived-Team ich hätte eine Frage...,suchen Sie auf bekannten Schlachtfeldern oder wo sie schätzen das dort Dinge liegen könnten?

[@HistoryRevived]

Chris Müller Hi Chris, danke fürs anschauen. Wir suchen meistens auf nicht so bekannten Stellen, weil dort mehr zu finden ist. Gr. HR.

[@HistoryRevived]

@badebier2, I can ensure you, we don't dig near any 'memorial'. These locations are all quite in the middle of nowhere, not next to memorials of any kind. I don't know why you think this is near a memorial, but it's based on nothing I'm afraid...

[@bjarnereniers]

***** do you guys keep the stuff that you found or what happens to it ?

[@HistoryRevived]

Bjarne Reniers We display the things we keep and bring home in a private collection. The idea is to make it public some day. Things that can not be brought home, either stay or get reported (depending on what it is). Thanks for watching :)

[@Deivazovhistoryway]

HistoryRevived - World War II Metal Detecting I love your videos and i do metal detecting also! Youre right... History is everywhere...;););)

[@p.a.x1297]

Ik vraag me af hoe jullie je research doen? Ik zoek en zoek maar het levert nog niet veel op...

[@iamrichrocker]

it struck me the beautiful day..birds chirping in the background..and the stark contrast of when these objects of war were being used...fantastic editing with the images and facts..you guys are some of the best..

[@HistoryRevived]

iamrichrocker Thanks for the kind words. The peaceful forest on the one hand and its dark history on the other hand, is something that strikes us every time. Unless you were there yourself, 70 years ago, it's not possible to know how things were back then, but being at these locations, knowing its specific history, really gives you an impression of what went on there. Especially on those occasions when you get to speak to people who live around these locations or when reading eye-witness reports. We would recommend anyone to visit these locations, just to be there and to experience it yourself. Thanks for watching.

[@understandingaspoon]

It just amazes me how the greatest generation is dying out. Although we still have all these relics (which are absolutely amazing), but the ones who personally fought, went through it are the ones that we need to cherish the most. We now have a generation which barely knows the start of WW2, and have absolutely no respect for the sacrifice they did. I'm 15 and I understand this more than a 50 year old. Thank you for showing past history! Hopefully one day, if ever, I'll be able to go back to the greatest generation and meet all those great men and women. Which I have, my great grandfather who had actually met General Patton and received Presidential Citation x3 for doing secret missions. I'd really like to thank you again for showing these videos! I just wish my generation would appreciate it much more rather than their Facebook status.

[@zeltbahnk]

The detritus of a world war, object that were used and simply tossed aside by the men that used them are now physical links to history and you guys get to find them, amazing!!! Keep up the good work!

[@HistoryRevived]

Georges Bernard Thanks, glad to hear you like what we do. All the best, HR.

[@revealingthepast]

great video thanx for sharing your hunts with us, it's always a pleasure to see your finds and read all the infos! keep digging, see you in the mud!

[@HistoryRevived]

Revealing the Past Glad to hear you liked it! All the best, HR.

[@Stinger007a]

Молодцы ребята! Нашли железо, тут же показали каким оно было раньше.

[@HistoryRevived]

Stinger007a благодаря!

[@DOPRDragon]

Great video. I love watching you guys and seeing what you find. I get excited every time I see a new upload from your channel I always enjoy how the focus is on the relics and their history, not on yourselves or your gear. You really make me jealous of your finds.

[@HistoryRevived]

DOPR Dragon Thanks for the kind words, we really appreciate them. All the best, HR.

[@iurii_gagarin]

hi again! finds and video montage is very good!!

[@HistoryRevived]

Гагарин Юрий Thanks, glad to hear that :). Best, HR.

[@iurii_gagarin]

***** maybe you want to come to us to dig dugouts?

[@HistoryRevived]

Гагарин Юрий Thanks for the invitation, maybe we'll head your way in the near future. In that case you'll be the first to know :). Best, HR.

[@iurii_gagarin]

***** We are waiting for you. I think you'll like our dugouts. Write your contacts in PM. Maybe I'm going to Europe - we can meet

[@spainatwar3604]

Юрий Гагарин where in Europe?

[@723adrenaline]

Отлично покопали!) классные видео с хорошей музыкальной подборкой.

[@HistoryRevived]

723adrenaline спасибо! :)

[@HUNTER3902]

very nice finds, congrats guys, is always a pleasure to see your videos!!!

[@HistoryRevived]

HUNTER3902 Thanks for watching! :)

[@JesseReith]

Gefeliciteerd met jullie vondsten, vooral dat bestek op 19:46 was bijzonder te zien!

[@HistoryRevived]

Jesse Reith Thanks Jesse. Dat zijn inderdaad de leuke dingen om te vinden, goed te horen dat je zoiets waardeert :)

[@tedkreibich8584]

This was an excellent educational video for me. Not only do I find the information at the bottom of the screens i8nformative, but the Facts & Figures sections make the videos even more interesting to me as I delve more into WWII history. Thank you and please continue.

[@cwb0051]

Thanks for sharing this and all your Hard Work!

[@nizmo74]

Fantastic findins again there...Sturmbock-Stellung is calling again in summer here in Finland!

[@HistoryRevived]

nizmo74 Thanks, glad to hear you appreciate it!

[@MeneertjeNielson]

Weer een mooi gemonteerde video. Dank voor het delen van jullie vondsten! :-)

[@HistoryRevived]

Meneer Nielson Graag gedaan, bedankt voor het kijken! :)

[@guncrazy81]

Awesome haul guys. Can't wait for the next video.

[@HistoryRevived]

GunCrazy81 Hopefully it won't take long. Thanks for watching! :)

[@cysz2864]

I won to be like you because you make m happy and I like finding ww2 things

[@dawsonmoves]

I LOVE your videos! So fascinating!

[@HistoryRevived]

Dawson Carr Glad to hear that! :)

[@DrKoongo]

no doubt, as a viewer I can really see how much effort you guys put into these videos. it's great, KEEP IT UP guys. me and my dad we love to watch them

[@HistoryRevived]

***** Thanks, glad to hear that, we appreciate it. Say hi to your dad. Best, HR.

[@waymoreoutdoors166]

Another stellar video guys. Can't wait until the next one.

[@HistoryRevived]

Field Stomper Thanks, hopefully soon.. :)

[@iiOv3rKillz]

So many good finds, keep it up.

[@HistoryRevived]

OverKillzGaming Thanks!

[@hoone1236]

I found the essgeschirr under a bush some time ago, it was little beat up but still in quite good condition. Also i found gas mask canister in grandfathers houses attic ( really old house) and there were some pistol casings. Gas mask canister is in really good condition, has paint and some strap to open it, only thing is some rust inside it.

[@HistoryRevived]

karl aleksander Sounds like some nice items :) You should keep them, never sell. All the best, HR.

[@papa1603]

Danke für die tollen Videos. Macht weiter so.

[@HistoryRevived]

***** Danke fürs anschauen :).

[@jorgsteinert1301]

schon 100 mal angeschaut ,fetzt aber immer wieder .

[@juanmacairo5090]

Wow awesome! I see them every time you raise your videos !! They are great and very explanatory . keep it up! Greetings from Argentina !!

[@MrInterestingWorld]

You guys put your video's together really well.

[@HistoryRevived]

EuropeanWarDigger Thanks, glad to hear you appreciate it!

[@Kaylsu]

Great Findings. Awesome Video Cuz It has It's Explanation

[@HistoryRevived]

kyle jalpone Thanks for watching Kyle! :)

[@bacardi666]

still cool videos ! thanks and keep on diggin!

[@HistoryRevived]

+bacardi666 Thanks!

[@SNAFUDOCS]

Ah weer heel vet!

[@chrisballerwwii6770]

***** Sorry Joey but did you say ah very fat :/ I'm taking lessons so I don't know.

[@GetTheFO]

Chris Baller WWII Not even close to what he said. Google translate has a tendency to be NOWHERE near what the sentences actually mean. NEVER trust it. It's only useful for individual words, really. Translate doesn't take into account the different sentence structures of languages and that word spelling may be changed depending on the circumstances. "Ah, very fat" would be written like "Ah, sehr grosse!", (the German character "ß" is also written as "ss"). Wait, he's typing in Dutch. Fuck, I dunno what that would be in Dutch, that shit's too next-level for me haha.

[@chrisballerwwii6770]

GetTheFO Ah, Thanks for some of your advice.

[@HistoryRevived]

***** Thanks! :)

[@sjescone]

***** elke ochtend net voordat ik naar school ga kijk ik jullie! Every morning before I go to school it watch u guys!

[@chercheurdor1944]

Nice,have a good luck for the next time. Regard.

[@HistoryRevived]

chercheurdor1944 Merci! :)

[@MrBNutzer]

Once again a great video, thanks for it. Honestly, i was surprised after you found the 7,5 cm KwK 40 which was used as you wrote only for Stug III & Panzer IV, to see in the footage so many Panther and Tiger. You put always great effort in your videos, complemented with original scenes of the material you found; there are many footages around only of Panzer IV or Stug III. I'm not searching for something to critisice you, its just because i know, you can do it better:o) Greetings and go on!

[@HistoryRevived]

B. Nutzer Hi, thanks for the comment! You are right, and we are aware that not everything we show in the 'original footage parts' is actually directly related to the find preceding the footage . Sometimes it's hard to come by any useful video material at all (at least in terms of video length) so that's why we try to show as much 'correct' footage as possible, combined with footage that has only indirectly something to do with the specific find, but that's nice to watch anyway. Thanks for giving your opinion :). Best, HR.

[@soldierorsomething]

Damn was it 22mins already?, this stuff is so mesmerizing

[@HistoryRevived]

Toni kireE Lahtinen Thanks Toni, glad to hear you appreciate the video! :)

[@jujucabal]

High quality content right here :D

[@Combat_Nick_Relics]

Ziet er allemaal weer toppie uit mannen!! Ga zo door ;-)

[@HistoryRevived]

NLtuning84 Thanks! :)

[@IRONGUARD2503]

Lot of interesting finds indeed! Really like the video. Keep going guys! Greetings Team IG

[@HistoryRevived]

Eiserne Garde Thanks IG, glad to hear that! HR

[@agustomolina2980]

Las guerras n traen nada bueno y personas que luchan y pierden sus vidas por nada mas contaminacion al ambiente destruccion es lo que trae 😢😢😢😢

[@Ricky_1531]

such an interesting video!

[@kevincouch8750]

I understand this is a fun hobby and considering what your finding your in europe. I love watching these videos but it gets me kinda sad I'm like 15 and by the time I get to the age and finnace to do what your doing I'm assuming most stuff will be gone. Considering how big your haul is every video. Plus all the thousands of people who also do this. Even tho I'm young this is my favorite time in history hope I get to expirence this. That is all

[@HistoryRevived]

kevin couch Hi Kevin, glad to hear you like the video. I'm sure there will be a lot left by the time you'll be visiting these locations. Just do your research and go out and try, in the end you'll always find something good. All the best, HR.

[@berend213]

finally a new video!:D

[@HistoryRevived]

Berend's Brickfilms Glad to hear you're looking forward to them :). Best, HR.

[@maricate]

Really cool !!!

[@劉柏辰-q2u]

我喜歡這部影片

[@HistoryRevived]

劉柏辰 很好听，谢谢 :)

[@19elmo73]

Heb er weer van genoten mannen.

[@HistoryRevived]

19elmo73 Thanks! Goed te horen!

[@wootenator69]

i love every single one of you guys videos, this one especially caught my love and passion for history, very few videos can do that and you guys nail it everytime. cant wait for more, thanks for your uploads

[@HistoryRevived]

Richard Dangles Thanks Richard, glad to hear that! :). All the best, HR.

[@LsDs1d]

Digging up rusty metal and defiling war graves is not a display of historic passion friend

[@coolvintage]

Amazing. Period.

[@HistoryRevived]

Jean Mondejar Thanks Jean!

[@The99lubie]

I dream of doing this, too bad I live in Iowa USA, the eastern front has always fascinated me. In the states little to nothing is known about the eastern front, they only teach of the west. It wasn't until I was 16 dos I learn that all of the heavy and decisive fighting was fought in the east, the west was a sideshow by comparison

[@karamelles98]

I might be wrong but seems K98 rifle could be manufactured after 1943. Since i saw one with late war stamped sheet metal magazine with date "43" stamped on receiver. Good luck comrades! :)

[@HistoryRevived]

karamelles98 Hi there, thanks for the extra info :).

[@Sailordoc3349]

I have been watching many of your videos. Very interesting and historical finds. I also think about the men who wore and used this equipment, and wonder if they are still alive? thank you for what you are doing..

[@HistoryRevived]

+Phil Bivins Thanks for the comment Phil, glad to hear you like the videos. We have had the privilege to find objects with names on them (engraved by the soldiers), and in two cases we have managed to to trace back the families of these two soldiers and give them back what was ones their father's/brother's/husband's. Very emotional thing to do. Thanks again for your comment. Best, HR.

[@leg3ND451]

I love your channel!... Have you ever guys found any human remains? I'm simply curious, as you are obviously standing on a battlefield.

[@HistoryRevived]

michael shearer So far we haven't. The closest thing to human remains we have found are ID tags (which have been reported). Thanks for watching. HR.

[@Deimitirjs]

sheared, liked. Love this.

[@HistoryRevived]

Internet Glad to hear it! :)

[@Deimitirjs]

***** Keep it up guys! Peace! :)

[@GetTheFO]

Every time you upload a video, I never finish whatever I was working on at the time...

[@HistoryRevived]

GetTheFO Well, if you ever get into trouble because of our sh*tty upload timing, just let us know and we'll apologize to your boss for you! ;) Thanks for watching!

[@GetTheFO]

***** Haha, thanks. I'm sure he would end up getting sucked into your videos as well. He does WWII reenacting in his free-time.

[@TheRedAngelX94]

amazing video guys it's good some of those finds are in sort of good condition

[@HistoryRevived]

TheRedAngelX 94 Thanks, glad to hear you liked it :)

[@TheRedAngelX94]

I love watching your videos more history facts in my Brain

[@nino71]

can you also mention something about the area where you have dug? Which units were involved? Was it a specific battle and what was the outcome of the battle? There is a lot to learn from this findings, thanks for sharing!

[@HistoryRevived]

nino71 We make sure everything is well documented, so that no information is lost. This information will be shared eventually, with those who should have it. Unfortunately posting locations here will result in other people, with very different motives, visiting these locations that took us quite some time and efforts to find. We're very sorry. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

[@IGHavelland]

Gut gemachtes Video ! Glaube ich hab euch schon mal gesehen .....bei Baruth ;) Gruß Team Dosenbier

[@HistoryRevived]

Das Team Dosenbier Danke! Bei Baruth sind wir nicht gewesen, es gibt viele Leute wie uns natürlich ;). Gr. HR.

[@eryk1988]

Good work

[@HistoryRevived]

eryk1988 Thanks, glad to hear you appreciate the video! :)

[@putin2749]

great job keep it

[@HistoryRevived]

: D3 Thanks for watching :)

[@MOAONAABE]

looks like a kid who found all this stuff on the battlefield was stashing it out in the woods to play with. its all bent and broken, they wouldnt hide that from the enemy. bent bayonets, from explosions like the holes in the canteen and drum magazine. some local put that there and left it. some in a hole, some on the surface, and a hole filled with spent brass, not an item a troop would relocate to a hole.

[@HistoryRevived]

***** It wasn't a hole filled with stuff, the objects were found in many different locations (but in the same area). Not a local who buried it, but soldiers who lost stuff or discarded it. Thanks for watching!

[@劉柏辰-q2u]

很好看

[@nance2uable]

Weer super vondsten! Gaaf dat cupje met BK ik heb een essgeschirr deksel gevonden met BK in hetzelfde handschrift! Misschien dezelfde persoon haha

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

Flyindutchman98 Lol, of Bruno Krantz versus Bernhard Klaus?

[@HistoryRevived]

Flyindutchman98 Tja, wie weet! Bedankt voor je reactie:)

[@yannicklindelauf5271]

Waar vinden jullie de kaarten of plaatsen waar jullie doen zoeken? Ik wil zelf ook een keer gaan zoeken maar ik weet geen goede plaatsen

[@Jaroslaw1973Mr]

super

[@HistoryRevived]

Jaroslaw1973Mr Thanks!

[@kaikilian7923]

Wow very nice ...

[@HistoryRevived]

Kai Kilian Thanks for watching!

[@ww2diggingnorway497]

Niiiiiice video guys :)!!

[@HistoryRevived]

ww2diggingnorway Thanks for watching!

[@nuke9918]

really love this video and this amaizing work to save the most brutal and recent history. can i ask you what is your best or fantastic object discovered?

[@HistoryRevived]

nuke99 Thanks! I think that will be the German officers's sword :)

[@nuke9918]

***** tthanks to reply at my ask. keep up this good work from italy ;)

[@GeorgHanke]

very very nice :-)

[@HistoryRevived]

Georg Hanke Thanks Georg!

[@biplabnath6970]

Nice

[@Anonymous-mq7ik]

I am pretty sure where you found the MG 42 bipod there is an MG 42. Why would someone just leave the ammo, take off the bipod that was presumably on the gun and just run away with an unloaded gun? I hope you looked thoroughly enough in that area.

[@HistoryRevived]

Mr.Advice Anonymous We sure did, returned a few times to search the area but no MG anywhere. Maybe someone else found it, or it was never there.. Thanks for watching!

[@AmazingPillowZ]

one question: what do you do with the items you find? give them to a museum? or do you keep it for a private collection? thanks

[@HistoryRevived]

AmazingPillowZ We bring home what can be brought home (in terms of the law most importantly). These things are on display in a private collection, which will be made public some day in the future. That's the plan. Thanks for watching!

[@AmazingPillowZ]

***** i understand! thank you for the reply!

[@thijmen7176]

en waar vinden jullie deze dingen als ik vragen mag?

[@Vikram_8621]

Amazing! is it really true that there are live exploded bombs buried beneath? have you come across any?

[@chickenmanedbrown8054]

I was wondering when you clean your items do you soak them in salt and vinegar I've done that with some old metal diecast no salt vinegar destroys the rust but not the metal if you had give it a try let me know how it came out

[@HistoryRevived]

+chicken man ed Brown The cleaning method we choose, depends on the condition of the object, the material it's made of, etc. Sometimes a simple brush and some water is the best option, sometimes electrolysis for example. Thanks for watching!

[@LeJoChasse]

nicee !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HistoryRevived]

Le Jo Chasse Thanks for watching :)

[@edvardmiller6905]

Каждое Ваше видео мне нравится, но чем дальше, тем гнилее вещи. И не Вы этому виной. Я удивлен, что у Вас всё на поверхности. У нас траншеи нужно рыть. Обязательно куплю камеру, как только она станет по доступной цене и посоревнуюсь с Вами😀😁💪

[@allyselgelid9409]

Do you guys keep what you find or do you put them back?

[@HistoryRevived]

Ally Selgelid It depends on what the find is.. If it's life ordnance for example, it will be reported. Thanks for watching!

[@rylyaee6797]

they loved dirt so much

[@stugking1076]

cool things

[@HistoryRevived]

Mikael Bird Thanks for watching Mikael!

[@bjorns1158]

ik wil wel zo'n geweer hebben lijkt me cool

[@djoker8108]

лайк

[@jesusgomezgonzalez5088]

Es scheint, dass das Gewehr in Bala noch 5.01 gehört hatte.

[@dzintars698]

Hi, what metal detector you use ?

[@HistoryRevived]

Gintars Zagars Hi Gintars, it's all in the description!

[@jacksoncanaday3566]

love the videos you guys find some awesome artifacts from the war being in America it sucks I cant find WW2 artifacts. What do yall do with the artifacts yall find?

[@HistoryRevived]

jackson canaday Hi, we bring home what can be brought home and display it in our collection. Thanks for watching :)

[@usamakhatib98]

woww

[@evgenijshabalin7942]

I've heard you speaking, are you Dutch?

[@afifsyuja7632]

wow keren

[@daanlemmink1676]

waar zoek je?

[@justragequit7078]

What's the most intact thing you have ever found?

[@HistoryRevived]

JustRage Quit Probably the gear we found in a dump pit, episode 9. Thanks for watching :)

[@thijmen7176]

kunnen jullie ook een keer jullie verzameling laten zien

[@armysimp]

did you found gear which is not belong to ww2?

[@HistoryRevived]

yoni fishbain Only WWI and WWII era gear. Thanks for watching!

[@dimitri-petrenko]

Why do some stuff stay on the surface? I mean naturally it should be deeper in the ground?

[@wootenator69]

Dimitri Petrenko some stuff doesnt sink into the earth, some things depending upon the soil stay right where one left it.

[@dimitri-petrenko]

Richard Dangles yeah but like not even plants around them or so?

[@HistoryRevived]

Dimitri Petrenko Hi, sometimes because the conditions prevent an object from sinking into the ground (rocky ground or a slope for example), sometimes because someone else already found it (a farmer, forester, or another guy with a metal detector). Thanks for watching :)

[@dimitri-petrenko]

***** Ah ok thanks for the answer! Keep it up! Groetjes ;)

[@lpeterson6798]

Good🤔

[@reycaracho3074]

My worst thing doing stuff like this is that I dug a chopped skeleton hand holding a Japanese bayonet Xd

[@MeecosMeh]

Can someone answer this question? Was stealing weapons common in WW2? If you were around in that time, would it be common to see a German soldier with a Russian gun or vise versa?

[@brenokrug7775]

***** Many German soldiers used the Soviet PPSh-41 due to it's higher fire rate and mag capacity. Other than that I don't think it was very common. Maybe Allies using the MG34/42 since they also had very fast fire rate. Also, if I was a German soldier and I could get my hands on a M1 Garand, I wouldn't mind it.

[@wootenator69]

***** It was very common for people to use the enemies weapon. The german army especially used anything because late during the war they were short on ammunition, guns, supplies, so they scrounged anything they could including the clothes of fallen enemies. Fascinating stuff!

[@MeecosMeh]

Richard Dangles Breno Krug thanks!

[@RickJZ1973]

***** It was extremely common on both sides. Towards the end of the war, many captured American and British weapons were distributed to German soldiers. Allied forces also made extensive use out of captured German small arms. Soldiers on both sides sometimes actually preferred to use what their adversary was armed with.

[@HistoryRevived]

***** It was indeed quite common. Thanks for watching! :)

[@Jordan_Code7]

What is the biggest thing you guys have ever found ?

[@HistoryRevived]

Jordan Peloquin Hi Jordan, the biggest as in the best? That's probably the German officer's sword. Thanks for watching!

[@whatsmyname._.9770]

WHOA man

[@latviansoldier8261]

whats the song in 5:35

[@emilek4134]

Jullie zij Nederlands?!

[@弦将-l7x]

……あれ？掘り起こすときの白い石は白骨じゃね？

[@Unknown-er1cr]

Please explain how history can be "in the surrounding air".

[@TntMooze]

Visit a concentration camp or a tank museum and think of how it would feel back then. "history in the surroundig air" is a kind of feeling.

[@Unknown-er1cr]

TntMooze mmmmmmm, a bit too poetic for me.

[@fifabanter9030]

How much stuff do you find that's not ww2？

[@HistoryRevived]

Fifa banter A lot. Based on the amount of beer cans/coke/energy drink cans we find every trip, the forests we visit are apparently used extensively to throw parties and such. Other than that, many other things, like coins etc. Thanks for watching!

[@yFELIXy]

have you ever found a corpse or a skelleton?

[@HistoryRevived]

yFELIXy No we haven't, it's actually not that common to find something like that. At least in most areas. Thanks for watching.

[@yFELIXy]

***** its better so i think! thanks for the answer! :)