Stalingrad After World War II (1947) | British Pathé

[@PRATEEKsirji]

Great to see smiles on people's faces who suffered a lot

[@signoguns8501]

Human beings are extremely good at adapting to and overcoming stressful environments. The people of Stalingrad, and the people who lived through the Blitz and Europe as a whole, prove that. To us in peacetime, it seems like it would be impossible to smile whilst being bombed 24/7 or invaded by a hostile force, but if you ever found yourself in a situation like this, you would find ways to survive and adapt, too. You would surprise yourself. The survival instinct is very strong.

[@traveller8867]

@@signoguns8501 Agree with you- it's amazing really.

[@sluxi]

Unfortunately these people are living under Stalin's Soviet regime. Still better than war where it was the soviets against the nazis though.

[@bethpage89]

1:30 Open-hearth furnaces of the Martenovskii Shop. These were of exceptionally sturdy construction, and proved nearly impervious to German shells and bombs. The long Martenovskii building--Halle 4--jutted into the German line.

[@翔吾関]

こいつらみんなくたばれば良かったのに

[@ahmadsantoso9712]

now hans has to rearrange those bricks to their original place

[@nassermj7671]

Smiling families among ruins. THAT makes me think - rare, non existent.

[@generalhorse493]

They’d survived the 30’s the war, and the 1946 famine, hitting rock bottom means you can look forward to things going nowhere but up.

[@EGReviews]

"Every 7 seconds in Russia a German soldier dies, Stalingrad - Massengrab!"

[@kestutisbagusauskas8323]

Maybe yes but 7.8m Russians died..........early in the war there were 10 times more Russian casualties than German!

[@Oppenheimer-co7bw]

Every 5 seconds in Stalingrad a soviet soldier dies and finally 24 million people

[@winter15motivation44]

In every week 4000 German's and 11000 soviet died where an officers who surrendered lives fir 60 year's

[@dejavu666wampas9]

One wonders how many of those German soldiers pictured made it back to Germany alive. The Germans killed hundreds of thousands of POWs, one can hardly blame Russia for what they did to their POWs. I do have trouble with how Stalin executed and/or imprisoned the Russian soldiers who surrendered and Germany sent back to Russia after the war. Stalin’s disgraceful treatment of his own people, throughout his reign of terror, never ceases to amaze me. One could argue, convincingly, that Stalin was far worse than Hitler.

[@sangweeni304]

The Germans actually killed millions of POWs. They deliberately let millions of Soviet POWs die in the first years of the war. The Germans were lucky. None of them were innocent.

[@kutkoban]

Stalin is worse than Hitler? yes, Stalin was a scoundrel, he also killed many people, including my distant relatives on my grandmother's side. but all this pales in comparison to the atrocities committed by Hitler. there was no such pure evil before him or after.

[@armyvet8279]

Yes Stalin was WAY worse than Hitler!

[@kutkoban]

@@armyvet8279 What is the basis of this conclusion? Hitler was responsible for the extermination of entire nations, including the population of part of his own country, who were not fortunate enough to be of the "Aryan race". so do not defend Hitler against Stalin, it looks stupid of you.

[@petrpallas2614]

The wind of history will scatter the garbage from the grave of Joseph Stalin. The scale of this person's personality will still be appreciated by descendants.

[@kylofoster5560]

0:21 we can clearly see Jack Nicholson here.

[@juan180p]

the joker

[@unknownknown7427]

The True Victors gifted by True Hero’s

[@jarnodatema]

Why’s there a camel

[@alchemist678]

Camels are bred in the neighboring republic of Kalmykia. Pack animals are very useful.

[@ForestPark-h4w]

Camels were a very useful animal for a very dry and hot climate with a poor food supply. My great-grandfather had camels on his farm. He lived just beyond the Volga near Stalingrad.

[@enedenedubedene4811]

Das Traurige ist, man hat nichts dazugelernt, der Wahnsinn geht weiter. 😰😰😰😰😰 Viele Grüsse aus Germany

[@winter15motivation44]

What we don't understand

[@drmahaCroc9164]

The sad thing is so many countries send their killing machines to Ukraine to kill, maim and destroy Ukraine. Did we learn anything?

[@carloszuniga1911]

Your ancestors were nazis?

[@Mrownica]

0:53 BEER 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺😃😃😃😋😋😋👍👍👍

[@alanstrong55]

Not a pretty sight.

[@jonwelderbeast.438]

What these poor people must have witnessed, and continued to find long after the event. Ukraine today is also suffering the same. Terrible times.

[@mikoajkrzyzanowski2301]

Nic, tak samo jeńcy moskiewskie będą podnosić z gruzów miasta które obróciły w ruiny. Na okupantów jeszcze czeka swój nowy stalingrad

[@ForestPark-h4w]

It is absolutely appalling that former Nazis are applauded and honored in the Canadian Parliament.

[@ИванИванов-ц9э7ы]

Нам надо было помогать а не немцам,тогда бы сейчас третьей мировой не было!

[@andrewbarry3375]

Peace and health 🙏 ❤️ 🌎 HUMANITY. Let the leaders fight. 🇬🇧

[@Татьяна-о6ж1г]

Это бессмысленно и страшно.

[@Russian382]

那些戴着帽子干活的人，是不是德国战俘

[@markymarco2570]

They survived the monsters

[@tiinau6562]

Visa detta i svenska skol under visning och till alla ungdomar... 👍✌️❤️🇫🇴✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@charleshatvani5628]

Looks like Ukraine 2022.

[@rayanoft32]

Say that to the 4 million soldiers that fought in Stalingrad

[@unclexeres]

@@rayanoft32 okay, it looks like Ukraine today. Hopefully, if any of those soldiers were alive today, they would be against the slaughter of additional civilians.

[@harrybriscoe7948]

Most of the videos I see of Mariopal show Russian construction workers busy at work

[@unclexeres]

@@harrybriscoe7948 it's called stealing and they murdered the inhabitants get the land. They're not the good guys, in fact they're the Nazis they supposedly came to crush.

[@luxeternity]

Of course looks like ukraine. When you got your population brainwashed with the harkenkreuz, stepan bandera, mein kampf, and all the insignias of old nazi division ...especially in Russia backyard ..your home sooner or later gonna look like that

[@abracadabra2766]

Ябубэ

[@KevinCally]

Pity Germany 🇩🇪 Lost the War State of Europe now 😢

[@billymule961]

Reading these comments, the argument comes up who was worse, Stalin or Hitler? Both were monsters responsible for countless deaths. After the war Stalin didn't like to see the Russian soldiers who were maimed, missing limbs wandering around Moscow begging for money or food. He had them picked up and told they would be taken to a soldiers rest home on an island. Many were taken by barge out in the Baltic sea and drowned.

[@ttonypayne5077]

No different to what the Russians are doing to Ukraine. Hope fully whrn the russians decide to give up the children in Ukraine wil smile again

[@ArmyJames]

Russians give up? What are you talking about?

[@Peniswise]

@@ArmyJames ikr

[@ahmadmorsy1561]

Stop watching western media mate, always lying

[@ttonypayne5077]

Morning, P/haps you could tell me what the Russiansare not dping to there own people? even the russian soldiers were not aware that they were in Ukraine until now I would also suggestyou read what some Ruyssians are putting on you tube. Biased I may beb? but have you seen interviews with many Russian in Russia comments? well those that are not frightened of there dictatorship. ut we can see the truth@@ahmadmorsy1561

[@Віктор445]

What really they won here ? Nothing.

[@ArmyJames]

Freedom from fascist tyranny.

[@alchemist678]

Their lives

[@Francogariskeras]

Bukankah kemenangan? Dan Penjajah pergi? Dimana matamu?