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The Battle of Passchendaele, (or Third Battle of Ypres or "Passchendaele") was a campaign of the First World War 1914--1918, fought by the British and their allies against the German empire. The battle took place on the Western Front, between June and November 1917, for control of the ridges south and east of the Belgian city of Ypres in West Flanders, as part of a strategy decided by the Allies at conferences in November 1916 and May 1917. Passchendaele lay on the last ridge east of Ypres, five miles from a railway junction at Rouselare, which was a vital part of the supply system of the German Fourth Army.
PL:
LYRICS EN:
Throw your soldiers into positions once there is no escape, and they will prefer death to flight.
Hear the sound of a machinegun
Hear it echo in the night
Mortars firing rains the scene
Scars the fields that once were green
It's a stalemate at the frontline
Where the soldiers rest in mud
Roads and houses all is gone
There's no glory to be won
Know that many men will suffer
Know that many will die
Half a million lives at stake
At the fields of Passchendaele
And as the the night falls the general calls
And the battle carries on and on
What is the purpose of it all?
What's the price of a mile?
Thousands of feet march to the beat
It's an army on the march
Long way from home
Paying the price in young men's lives
Thousands of feet march to the beat
It's an army in despair
Knee deep in mud
Stuck in a trench with no way out
Thousand of machineguns
Kept on firing through the night
Mortars blazed and wrecked the scene
Gone is the fields that once were green
Still a deadlock at the frontline
Where the soldiers die in mud
Roads and houses since long gone
Still no glory has been won
Know that many has suffered
Know that many has died
6 miles of ground has been won
Half a million men are gone
And as the men crawled the general called
And the killing carried on and on
What was the purpose of it all?
What's the price of a mile?
There's no price for a mile
LYRICS PL:
Rzuć swoich żołnierzy na pozycje bez wyjścia a oni wybiorą śmierć, nie ucieczkę
Usłysz dźwięk karabinu maszynowego
Usłysz jego echo w nocy
Wystrzały moździerzy, zasypują pole bitwy
Niszczą pola, które kiedyś były zielone
Pat na linii frontu
Gdzie żołnierze spoczywają w błocie.
Ulice, domy, wszystko stracone
Nie ma chwały w wygranej
Wiedz że wielu ludzi będzie cierpieć
Wiedz że wielu ludzi zginie
Stawką jest pół miliona żyć
Na polach Paschendale
A gdy zapadnie noc, generał da rozkaz do ataku
A bitwa będzie trwać i trwać
Jaki jest cel tego wszystkiego?
Jaka jest cena mili?
Tysiące stóp maszerują w rytm
To jest armia podczas marszu
Daleko od domu.
Płacą cenę życiami młodych mężczyzn
Tysiące stóp maszerują w rytm
To armia w rozpaczy.
Po kolana w błocie
Uwięzieni w okopach bez ucieczki
Tysiące karabinów maszynowych
Nie przestają strzelać w nocy
Moździerze rozświetliły i zniszczyły pole bitwy.
Zniknęły pola które kiedyś były zielone
Ciągle impas na linii frontu
Gdzie żołnierze umierają w błocie
Drogi i domu już dawno zniszczone
Wciąż nie ma chwały w wygranej
Wiedz że wielu cierpiało
Wiedz że wielu zginęło
Zdobyto 6 mil ziemi
Pół miliona ludzi odeszło
I gdy żołnierze czołgali się, generał dał znak do ataku
I zabijanie ciągle trwało
Jakie był cel tego wszystkiego?
Jaka jest cena mili?
Mila nie ma ceny.
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John Monash
Iron Maiden
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Max von Gallwitz
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lyrics

[@verneshodzic6665]

Six miles of ground has been won Half a million men are gone The most powerful part of the lyrics, by far.

[@JerodTrd]

It tells you the number, 80,000. That's too high a price.

[@ohiotoilet6]

You're dead wrong, well not really that is sad. But what hits me the most is "paying the price with young men's lives."

[@freyallarganswald4746]

I lost two great grandfathers in the First World War, one in 1916 another in 1918 plus a great uncle in 1916. Their loss send ripples thru my family that are still felt today.

[@anthonygonzales3523]

depressing to know that these men literally died for nothing all for what? Very tragic

[@mpccenturion]

No one knows the price. Words are hollow, but Sabaton comes close. I was an 17 yr old, sitting with a grandfather. I knew the price, in the tears rolling down his cheeks. I never asked him for the words.

[@nonprofitplague7732]

i saw my grandfather like that many times and a few dear friends as well

[@GhilieDawg]

The price is a man's life it doesn't take a genius.

[@SpencerOO7]

War... War never changes.

[@georgelupas3499]

I was 3 years old when my great grandfather, a World War 2 veteran on the Eastern front (Romanian) that fought at Stalingrad on the losing side. He was blinded there and almost died... I couldn't understand what it did mean to him, I was only 3, but I loved him and he loved me regardles of the fact that he couldn't see me, at 92 because of a war 60 years ago... I still have one of his medals, and it means a lot to me. We can't possibly show enough respect for the all the suffering these men went through

[@GingerNorseman]

I do my best to honour all who fell.

[@aopt471]

The price of a mile? Genal Haig: I don't care. Infantry and Cavalry against MGs and artillery: About 400.000 men. General Haig: I still don't care. Do it!

[@jeffersonselvy2117]

Another heroic effort to move Marshal Haig's drinks cabinet six inches closer to Berlin

[@thurin84]

lions led by donkeys

[@robbie1155]

Haig the butcher

[@nathanchristopher2677]

my grandfather always said that haig only care about himself, all those deaths make me hate him

[@vladimirakrepsova9311]

Všetky ich pesničky poznám som ich dlhodobá faninka mam ich najracej👍👋🤘🎸❤️💯

[@marseldagistani1989]

Sabaton: What's the price of a Mile. The British commander a Passchendaele: Yes

[@jonasbossuyt7502]

Uh

[@jejeakle]

Stalingrad: what’s the price of a city? Hitler and Stalin: yes

[@immanishumanitatis2212]

@@jejeakle 😅😂

[@abramtabor7726]

Between Sabaton and Iron Maiden, Passchendaele gets some amazing songs as part of its legacy!

[@lisajackson605]

Absolutely! I always tell people Sabaton picked up where Iron Maiden left off

[@Blacktemplarmarine354]

The word I've heard the most while listening to sabaton is passchendale

[@80sHeavymetalchick9]

Between Sabaton and Iron Maiden... We get a good history lesson 🤘😎🤘

[@revolucion268]

To me, the best Heavy Metal band ever, and the only band i could say i like all of there songs.

[@Highestindaroom64]

Yea except some covers they did sucked but besides the ones they wrote yes I agree

[@sean7173]

@emile jacques pfft this isn't power metal

[@sean7173]

@emile jacques wikipedia is wrong power metal isn't the kind of music you march to

[@sean7173]

@emile jacques yep it is good shit that's true

[@AlphaWolf789]

i like them they're awesome

[@Intreductor]

Sabaton: What is the price of one mile? Europeans: 1.6 kilometers.

[@Ghost-ry3rm]

:D

[@tyrstone3539]

@@Ghost-ry3rm British soldiers were given 10 ounces of meat and 8 ounces of vegetables a day say steak 10 oz and 4 oz potato 4 oz carrot avg steak $6/lb 16 10 oz steaks $0.317/day in steak if i did it right potatoes $0.49 lb im lazy so say carrots are the same price $0.245 in vegetbles $0.562/day $281,000 for every man over 101 days $283,810,000 not cheap in food lets say they all have a Lee Enfield Mk III it cost the brits 15 GBP i think $10,190,000 in weaponry same cost for the whole uniform $304,190,000 thats the price of one soldier for the entire 101 days THE PRICE OF ONE MILE IS 1,698,333

[@janehrahan5116]

Food and uniforms would be bulk purchased. Food would be salt pork or lean beef not steak.

[@johnnyduncan1047]

@@janehrahan5116 price of a mile during WW1 was approx 30000 dead on both sides

[@dariuszsieminski6618]

@@johnnyduncan1047 600000

[@Panzr_fox]

The Germans lost approximately 500,000 men. The allies captured approximately 96 square miles-a 6 mile advance on a 16 mile front. That's just under 6,500 men per mile captured. The Germans lost about 5,200 men per mile lost, for a total of about 11,700 casualties-probably around 3,000 to 4,000 killed-per mile. You're welcome.

[@charlessaint7926]

"Goodluck, everyone" Captain Blackadder before going over the top.

[@ajdo0s_008]

And also me whos playing videogame

[@ragerancher]

"I'm sure it was a better plan than mine of trying to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean who would spot another madman around here?" - Blackadder

[@johnnyduncan1047]

And Cpt. Blackadder wasn't suicidal, but followed orders

[@mah2126]

"It is over. the great war from 1914 to 1917" -sad line in a great comedy.

[@JamesBoice-j7b]

Man that show hits hard.

[@wanderingsmith]

Thank you for honouring the movie as well as the sacrifices.

[@leesaunders4891]

Im english and though i did not get the words i got the message,when clips off passchendaelle were thrown in it all made sence ,thanks ,A great band ,only just found them on you tube ,while listening to LORDI ,KEEP IT UP ,a fan for life

[@kimberlycosta5005]

Love these guys, I just started listening to them myself. I found them by watching videos of them with my favorite finnish band Apocalyptica

[@dillyboi2084]

The song is in english…..

[@cpresuttis]

My friends professor asked what the average casualty rate was in ww1 and my friend replied with TOO DAMN HIGH his professor laughed

[@registheron9752]

Sad part is he was right

[@rocksteady9826]

6,000 A DAY was the average. Many small town populations wiped out everyday. Highest casualty for one day? The Somme - 57,470.

[@BarbaraLockwood-q3k]

Truth

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

"A price too great accounts for a meager profit. A tiny flare alights the largest ember."

[@randallstephens8273]

I love how they used the film Passchendale to go with this

[@jakeqwaninne8502]

i knew if i scrolled down far enough i'd find out what movie that was, thanx

[@dianamay3601]

Thank you for helping us to never forget both our heros and the price of war....our loved ones gone.....please keep telling these stories......

[@matejrakowski7607]

Does anyone know how the name of this movie? thank you

[@doofkos]

Passchandaele. Some other Uploaders used scenes from All Quiet on the Western Front / Im Westen nichts Neues.

[@noemied.a3422]

@@doofkos 'Im Westen nichts Neues.' It means 'In the West nothing new' no? I'm actually reading the book, I recommend it to everyone, it's amazing !

[@ledfloyd1054]

Isa' Wolfz i agree, finished it today... just beautiful

[@noemied.a3422]

@@ledfloyd1054 it is- no spoilers! I didn't finished it yet :P

[@normanroscher7545]

@@noemied.a3422 Yes, that would be the literal translation of the German title, in the meaning of "no news worth telling".

[@bruceismay5440]

Approximately 300,000 allied losses, 6 miles gained, 50,000 men per mile. There’s the price of a mile

[@mariaelenafdezparras1877]

Me encanta esta canción y el ritmo con que lo cantan SABATTON

[@dillyboi2084]

When it cuts to the people watching the live concert the reason they are not jumping and stuff……..they understand what is being told to them

[@colmaniac]

After being an Iron Maiden fan for many years, wont belong before they all come to pass :(, I think this one could replace them :)

[@jakeqwaninne8502]

i just discovered them a few months ago, they're a great band,, but unfortunatly my fellow americans aren't real big on power metal,,, i've played guitar most of my life, i'm 52 now, and not one of my local friends had even heard of them, myself either till like march or there abouts,,, ii don't get it,, and they're not really biased to a side , they just tell the story acording to the facts

[@alfonzom6]

@@jakeqwaninne8502 well the band is liked by history side of youtube, mostly for how some songs meme-able, like winged hussars, bismark, and the crusade one

[@blushirt35]

@@jakeqwaninne8502 I'm your age, 55, just discovered them and I can't stop listening to them.. I hope to see them in NY soon.

[@terryroberts5309]

Haunting when you think about this and all the other songs but very uplifting at the same time

[@marielogan9204]

Iv just discovered this band I love this so much

[@Zael_Moonblade]

Welcome to the Sabaton extended family. They have yet to disappoint with their songs yet.

[@marielogan9204]

Definitely a fantastic band learn more from them than I did in school

[@Zael_Moonblade]

@@marielogan9204 Check out their History Channel if you haven't already.

[@marielogan9204]

@@Zael_Moonblade yea I will do thanks

[@Zael_Moonblade]

@@marielogan9204 Welcome.

[@fr89k]

Why does Joakim ask what the price of a mile is, when he apparently already knows the answer? It's half a million men...

[@SirConto]

Nope, since Passchendaele was for about 6 miles. So you're still supposed to divide the half a million men with six and end up with about 83,333 lives per mile or about 1 life per 5 centimeters.

[@jakeqwaninne8502]

@@SirConto 5 square centimeters, or just linear?,,,, maaaaaaaaaaan, that's really puttin it into perspective , not much to die for , a little piece of ground, i think my country is headed for a cival war, i need to leave this city, i'm just way too white to be in urban america rite now

[@tomaszsprenglewski3111]

Będą nowe tematy do nagrań,lada chwila,spirit and glory!!!

[@40watt_club]

I love the shot of the graves ... one of my uncles lies there

[@penkagenova7073]

I'm so sorry

[@Noname-ur4ct]

I hope he rest in peace. For wich country does he fought?

[@40watt_club]

@@Noname-ur4ct Germany

[@Noname-ur4ct]

@@40watt_club I am from Germany too

[@40watt_club]

@@Noname-ur4ct left it 30yrs ago --- never regretted a single day :-) well I have been raised in Karlsruhe

[@aleksandergouveia2154]

Top demais 🕺✨🇧🇷

[@laszloiszaka6350]

Nagyon jó muzsika!!A videó Klippben magyar zászló!!!-fantasztikus!!

[@grzegorzuczak5599]

Przepraszam mam pytanie z jakiego filmu jest ten teledysk?Z góry dziekuje!

[@georgiterziev8576]

Sabaton

[@RuinaImperii]

oh u know what good music is :D

[@matthewmt9148]

I love this song.. always crying.. it's smth beautifull !!! We're vistories !

[@guppiapfeljustleopardthing8756]

One of the most chilling places to be in Germany is the cemetery for fallen soldiers. Its in a forrest mostly untuched by civilization. All tombstones are in a dark grey that almost looks completly black

[@keithhenderson3727]

All military cemeteries but if not for the Germans mad lust to conker then there would be no military cemeteries in Poland Denmark Norway Belgium lexhanbreg Holland France yogoshivea Greece north Africa Russia etc so don't feel so sorry for the Germans in the cemeteries

[@thibaudestryker6669]

@@keithhenderson3727 German soldiers were also people, it were the commanders who ordered them to do such things. I know there were also "monsters" but not all of them were and so did our side.

[@leesaunders4891]

your an ass hole ,every soldier who died in ww1 deserves respect,they were following orders from there command post.to all who lost there lives regardless off uniform you performed your duty now rest in peace

[@leesaunders4891]

do you know your history or not as not all germans in ww1 and ww2 were evil they were following orders and fell as soldiers and should be given respect for what they believed was right

[@guppiapfeljustleopardthing8756]

Oh Look one of my comments here got removed in wich i Said the same but with way was more insults . I Said in my deleted comment that after His logic every american soldier who killed people in the mideast for oil doesnt deserve respect either. Or every british soldier during the colonial wars doesnt either. Just narrowing down the soldier to the big misdeeds of His countrys leaders is a stupid Thing to so. For exampel: my great grandfather was a medic on the western Front. He got shot by a british solfier while helping a child that got almost killed by a incindiary bomb. After His logic that only allied soldiers shall be respected WE should apearantly honor the british Guy who actually commited a war crime (after killing a medic with his medic insignia on is a crime after the genever convention.) - rather than the guy who got shot while saving a innocend child from the injuries a bomb over a civillian target gave him. Worste of all the child died then and there. But No lets celebrate only the allies regardless of the warcrimes they commited.

[@YF-23_Enjoyer]

teacher: we are going to belgium girls: that's so boring boys:

[@alexanderbutler2989]

omg becky is that a new perfume?

[@moomin150]

Take me to Belgium and I'll go berserk jumping over trenches and screaming lmao

[@kerlongsjorlejov1945]

@@moomin150 They are long gone. No gas, no barbed wire, no guns firing now.

[@calmdeparture6257]

Well... girls too... 👉👈

[@moomin150]

Calm Departure hell yeah!

[@takenashiayameshirogane1542]

May those men and my grandfather rest in peace

[@edelsonferreira8710]

simplesmente foda demais obrigado joaquin por essa obra de arte

[@codyb6849]

Love this band

[@thorinowskyyminecraft1700]

"Tysiące stóp maszerują w rytm To jest armia podczas marszu Daleko od domu. Płacą cenę życiami młodych mężczyzn"

[@itshenry8977]

i can almost understand it!

[@kerlongsjorlejov1945]

Just wondering. The festival of 4:18, isn't that Graspop?

[@MrMrDrummerboy]

Yes it is

[@kerlongsjorlejov1945]

@@MrMrDrummerboy I thought so. That was from a good while ago. Cause last two times they were there, it was already evening.

[@violenceislife1987]

🤘🥁🎸... that ending 😭

[@macduff6325]

I love this song

[@jacksonholmes9955]

great music, great movie

[@theonlyonepl273]

Najlepsza wersja

[@dbbb8153]

This song is so much for me becouse my grandad dad and brother in law is Now fighting for my country and ucrain With an ww2 bolt action rifle

[@kryssulich5016]

I love this song 99% the only 1% that bugs me is the music dosent match the singers voice when it cuts to him. Like what you hear and see are different. But everything else is on point. Beat, lyrics, cinema scenes and meaning is great.

[@mrsnow2383]

My family served on both sides of ww1 and ww2

[@nikolayatanasov9637]

Legends

[@coryaprophet9360]

I'm! Scared!

[@sergiolozano7983]

hello good of which movies or series are the images?

[@5h0rgunn45]

It's from the movie Passchendaele, I think.

[@quantum5661]

is it just me or is the audio a bit screwy? it keeps jumping in loudness for a split second.

[@hallvardbrh5373]

It dosnt do that for me, maybe your headset/speakers are broken

[@quantum5661]

it doesnt happen elsewhere so...

[@hallvardbrh5373]

@@quantum5661 Then I dont know why

[@FrostySprite]

@@quantum5661 Happens to me, too.

[@bedardmarcel3026]

Hello sabaton it’s me marcel from Montréal thank you for my grand grand father and my grand father if you come to Montréal come to the store Indiana boots .great band you are .

[@matteocervesato6372]

Grande video e grande canzone.😮😮😮😮😮😮.....COMPLIMENTI PER AVER FATTO QUESTA CANZONE DEDICATA AI GIOVANI SOLDATI DELLA GRANDE GUERRA😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😢........ONORE E GLORIA A LORO CHE HANNO VISTO LETTERALMENTE L ' INFERNO........😢😢😢😢RICORDIAMOCI DI PORTARE DONI E FIORI AI MONUMENTI DEDICATI A LORO.......😢😢😢😢😢ALMENO NELLE NOSTRE CITTÀ

[@josepinto2280]

I was too young to know him, but my great great grandfather was there, and he had to do and endure must have been horrible, besides being gased and the killing my great grandfather said he was never the same when he came back

[@LogitechXibanga]

"Thousands of feet march to the beat" _\m/

[@4002-n5c]

4:48 Is that Dr. Phil?

[@griftellende9878]

Der Hammer

[@danielsikorski8777]

Krwawa wojna, hołd tym wszystkim 🇵🇱

[@Gray-Wolf]

RIP to all of the men who died in WW1: Imperial German, Imperial Russian, Imperial British, ANZACs, American, French, Belgian, Imperial Austro-Hungarian, and Italian

[@legotankist1235]

Poland

[@Gray-Wolf]

@@legotankist1235 so apparently i have Polish and German blood in me..

[@windspeed3990]

@@Gray-Wolf no one asked

[@windspeed3990]

@@Gray-Wolf that was directed to your reply not your comment.

[@florin-mihailuca8124]

Romania

[@isabellarebener9429]

I like the kind of music

[@grekusPotatus]

Americans when they realise that all these men died for 1.6 kilometers and didn't even know what was a mile.

[@hitomisalazar4073]

Nah, the British Commonwealth still used Miles. :P

[@grekusPotatus]

@6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Not really. It just does not make any sense unlike the metric system.

[@hitomisalazar4073]

It actually makes a bit more sense than people would think. Mostly due to everyone in the past century or so just being used to decimalization and going off base 100 for most things. Mathematically however a number like 12 is more useful than 10, similarly with a statue miles seemingly random 5,280 feet to a mile. It was based on making a mile 8 units of a Furlough which was itself 660 feet. The highly composite numbers being used by that system are funny enough very, very useful when you're doing math without modern calculating devices like computers, thus why it was developed in the ways it was developed. The metric system, by comparison, was a result of the French Revolution. And in particular trying to knee jerk overreact to what had been the previous monarchy's attempt to institute an Imperial Standard across the land, as previously France had a very hodgepodge mess of basically every small community and duchy using its own unique measuring system for a nightmare of commerce and taxation. It's just a weird bit of history. You suddenly understand things like why British Currency was 240 pence to a pound when you realize it was done for the sake of the bookkeeping and math of both scribes and commoners who wanted a lot more clean breakdowns to work with. Same deal with distance and weight. While the metric system was born out of a sort of stubborn refusal to do anything "royalist" while still needing the actual purpose the royals of France had for introducing a unified Imperial system standard... because it's a train wreck when every little hamlet decides to make up their own measurements.

[@oOmeloniiOo]

omfg..this shit is f*cking awesome *-*

[@nom8254]

this song isn't about WW1. it is about any war.

[@takenashiayameshirogane1542]

I like to thank sabaton on behalf of my daughter and my husband who is currently fighting Russia with his grandfathers old WW1 uniform and machine gun

[@valeralvovski8404]

So your husband and your daughter are fighting against russia like in ww1? May i ask something? Did your family fought against russians in ww2??

[@somedood9989]

@@valeralvovski8404 If you're curious about their family's intriguing history, go ahead! If you're trying to imply that their family is Nazis, I'd like to inform you that the German military, the Bundeswehr, is very different from the SS. Though the Bundeswehr and SS both essentially served under the dictator Hitler, it's important to note that the SS was purely filled up with Nazis, while the German military had a mix. Yes, you had some Nazis in there, but you also had some racist, yet non Nazis, 18 year old conscripts who didn't really know what was going on, you had soldiers who saw it as no more than a job, you had people who were morally against the war but too afraid to speak out, people who simply wanted to defend their country, and many more people. It's not fair to call anyone who served in Germany in WW2 a Nazi, but at the same time, we can't say that all members of the German military were blameless.

[@Beakdriver4ever]

@@valeralvovski8404 That could mean that they were polish

[@АлександрГлушенков-е1р]

@@somedood9989 В С.С так же попадали по призыву , как примкр эстонская и литовская дивизии , тем паче что с 1944 г все эти подразделения отдали под командование Вермахта просто как полевые дивизии , уже смешанного состава / нового пополнения

[@АлександрГлушенков-е1р]

@@valeralvovski8404 Тётенька фантазирует , " креатививит "

[@tarjahanneleelg6888]

Meil on tääl kanootis yks pirihuoraki 😎

[@jesseatwood2441]

Can you make a song of the famis tensee WW1 soger I live in Tennessee

[@Sabaton62]

ja yestem Fan na Sabaton. Gloriou Land bloqué dans mon pays Françus. j'aime cette music Gloriou Land. c'est possible de débloqué pour moi la chanson Gloriou Land na Sabaton.

[@fabrizzioivanquinonezferre8051]

¿Como se llama la película ?

[@Feanor6450]

the end, oh man...

[@Feanor6450]

I mean I know the numbers but seeing it makes it a lot more real.

[@ivanjakupovic6401]

ti's is ok music rock i like ...

[@theogunther4080]

From which movie is this?

[@theronraam23]

Paschendaele

[@theogunther4080]

Thx ;)

[@theronraam23]

np

[@DudeNumberOnePlus]

Der BlitzFeuer Its worth seeing?

[@annihilatormetal5258]

Yes it is worth it....

[@jimmyaxelsson1312]

War is The most of everything... In al heroic deeds its tragic in front of ouer Eyes.. There is not one side in a war....long ago war was more heroic.. More respected... Soldiers against soldiers on battlefields... NO civilians got killd... Today its a dirty buisness for ouer goverments.. Sabaton allways teach US about forgotten heros and battles NO matter nationalitet.. Its Great to not forgett ouer past.. Keep on The hard work🦸‍♂️👌

[@raizo511]

Od Jezusa w glanach. Mi się podoba :P

[@4tranquil]

Intro reminds me Bullet Ride from In Flames

[@bucket1202]

hey whos from 2030 listening these old songs?

[@bucket1202]

epik time travel

[@nomad4713]

@@bucket1202 you forgot to use your alt

[@zoomzoom2276]

Yep, history is awesome

[@sergiyshtil6260]

Шикарна музика аж дух перехоплює?

[@rotkrotk1295]

Guwno ci do tego

[@yuribruttomesso7601]

name of the movie?

[@Morozevich75]

Да, прийдется пойти

[@juliastenzel1151]

Very good music i Like so much

[@frankdumke7697]

Klasse 😘👍👍🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@ekaterinawittenberg4900]

A salut to all Warriors during ww1

[@johanrass4467]

Deep

[@jhonvyctor4472]

2024????

[@ne5152]

Any fall asleep listening to sabaton and somehow got here

[@marseldagistani1989]

Britain referred to itself as a lend fit for heroes and after send millions of it's sons to the meatgrinder of Passchendaele, Gallipoli, Mons, Cambrai, and many others, were swept aside like rubbish once the war ended, many could barely live off the pensions and many other crippled soldiers were left to beg on the streets. So much for a land fit for heroes. The Same could be said for the modern US government

[@joebyrnes9254]

Theres a saying about the American VA healthcare system “the VA was made so vets could be screwed over by the US government a second time”. I didn’t believe until a rude ass receptionist on the phone told my grandfather he could either wait 5 months for his VA covered cancer treatment or start making funeral preparations.

[@marseldagistani1989]

@@joebyrnes9254 one sent to the field they are hailed as heroes and once they were sent out of combat and wounded all they get is a piece of metal and the government tries to forget is soldiers and hide them.

[@ИгорьКвестов]

oooh, those pussies that think world is a place for unicorns. It can be said about ANY country. ANY big country (not some little-ass losers like Ireland, Philippines, Indonesia and so on) claims it is "the land for heroes" and uses its soldiers only as gun fodder. Look at Russia, look at China, look at arabs. Big country is big for its ambitions. Big country is built on human losses. Simple as that. Shame there are "pEoPLe inCHEresteD in hIStoRy" that need clarification on stuff like this.

[@dillyboi2084]

When i was in Jr High my Social Studies teachers was an Ex-Marine. And he confirmed this is true.

[@ИгорьКвестов]

@@boburwell9921 south america maybe, US is perfect

[@theoldrussian3837]

The soldier who sat in the battle he knew that he couldn’t win or lose so he just sat there

[@sso4everr]

Get this, im from belguim (if you dont know its the place where majoraty of WWl took place) so if i was born a mere 100 years ago, i wouldnt have made to the age of five years old. I also only live like 3 hours away from passchedaele and went there for 3 days (3 days to Ypres where passchedaele is) and to say they lived in bad conditions was an understatement, there was a museum showing the inside of a dugout (basically a militairy camp in the trenches) so like for example the slept on wat you now would see as a horizontal fence of like 45 ish centimetres wide (without a matres) and also they had to bring 40 kg of stuff with them everywhere 40 KILOGRAMS (in perspective that woul be like holding a 14-15 year old teen for 24 hours straight (i think)) In conclusion, WWl was a living hell

[@sso4everr]

Not to mention you Cant imagine thé amount of men that perished. Over 20 million men died in 4 years, the survival rate was (i think Google said) 0.73% or something.

[@Charlysoldado20]

Which is the movie?

[@ИгорьФедосов-ь2е]

За душу берет, я воевал за свою страну, за свою Украину , и знаю что такое ад! Низкий поклон всем хто погиб в этих ужасных войнах😢😢

[@ДенисКоконигичев]

Я до сих пор не понимаю главной причины войны между нашими странами, особенно учитывая то, что армия моей страны ооочень продвигается. Я знаю стоит ли это тысяч жизней моих сограждан.

[@tarjahanneleelg6888]

Mäkin tiedä Tän kylän punasen nenän. Oon ollu tarkka oppilas ku olin sähkärin eukkona

[@kaiserwilhelmi.4598]

Ich gedenke an all die Soldaten die für ihr Land ihr Leben aufs Spiel gesetzt haben.

[@zazzyboy8592]

Each mile cost 83,333 lives

[@quantum5661]

the audio is fucked up, has weird popping

[@cristianpetrisor4747]

Why you dont Do abouth the brave Dacians??

[@JacobM.S]

half of people under that stage did not know what they are singing about LOL they ware like METAAAAAAAAAAL

[@kingsmill738]

15,000 Canadians died, 220,000 Allies, with 270,000 Germans.

[@Fall99Luv]

ME STILL LISTENING IN 2022💙💙💙🥰

[@roccozocco9630]

4:32 The german behind the boy is still breathing.

[@brz3z1na91]

supcio sabaton

[@FreshFredsHD]

specially

[@benzbenzus2926]

What films on this video?

[@vrnja1090]

Passchendaele (2008)