Stalingrad : Battle Outside The Factory (HQ)

[@ericscottstevens]

Crazy enough some factories were still in production mode while street battles were being waged a few hundred feet away.

[@geordiejones5618]

This was the most hard fought battle of all time. Over six months of street by street, building by building, tunnel by tunnel hell, until the Germans just ran out of shit to throw at the Soviets who were sending tanks right out of the factory into battle. This shit was something else and it put the Germans in retreat on all fronts until the end of the war.

[@nico-zt9od]

Yes! Some factories were still making guns and ammunition in Stalingrad

[@nikolajmadum8381]

@@geordiejones5618 The Germans captured more than 90% of Stalingrad and all the factories but then the Soviet offensive came and they got encircled.

[@The_Devil_Himself]

One factory continued producing tanks on one end while combat raged on the other.

[@daniels_0399]

@@geordiejones5618 I mean they only fought in the city for like 2 months but I get what you're saying.

[@satireisnotdead5804]

One of the best things about German war films is that the characters aren't played by super-attractive Hollywood types, they're just ordinary looking boys and men, guys you might walk past in the street or shoot the shit with in the pub, which makes it all the more brutal and heart-rending because you think "any one of them could've been me." Also characters that you think are going to be there for the most of the film die suddenly and when they do, there's no dramatic sad music and stuff, they just die.

[@lukask.3686]

The Leutnant is pretty fine tho

[@satireisnotdead5804]

@@lukask.3686 True, but even still, to me there was still a sense of the real world about him, he never felt like an out-of-this-world action hero, he still felt human and palpably vulnerable.

[@cappnzak]

This is so realistic,so urgent and cruel,I find it to be one of the best combat sequences I can remember seeing,in any of the movies I've seen over the years. Thank you for posting this.

[@Sovietic.]

I agree

[@JC839]

This movie was one of the few movies that made you feel like you were actually there. I felt like I stepped in a time machine and watching this as a bystander

[@tankmaster1018]

Jesus man... German war movies feel so much more realistic then American war movies honestly. They aren't afraid to show all the fuckups of the troops, horror of war, friendly fire, etc. They actually attempt to just recreate what actually happened without making the Germans indestructible heroes like in most American films. Edit: 3:56 it even shows the Germans fully acknowledging that the Russian weapons were of higher quality and could take more abuse and trading their weapons for Russian weapons any chance they got. I've NEVER seen an American war movie featuring a scene of the US soldiers abandoning their weapons for the superior weapons of who they were fighting...

[@AbtinX]

Wizard of the West the god awful us at-gun comes to mind. the bazooka, the garbage tanks.

[@AbtinX]

Wizard of the West us tanks where better than panzers? the bazooka was better than the German counterparts?

[@AbtinX]

Wizard of the West what tank was better than jagdpanzers, tigers and panthers? the panzershrek

[@AbtinX]

Wizard of the West bazookas had poor range and weak penetration compared to shreks. us army used the BAR and 60 cal, Germans had mp44 and mg 45. the main tank of the us army was referred to as the "Tommy cooker". just don't see what you're referring to as better

[@wolfskehler92]

The Soviet army had the best tanks in early phases of the WWII. The T-34 and the KW-1 tank were superior compared to the German tanks. But after the confrontation with these tanks at the Eastern front, the German developed the Panzer IV, which was even to the T-34 and also the Panzer V "Panther" and the Panzer VI "Tiger", which were even stronger compared to the soviet tanks. The western allied armies couldn't face off against the German tanks until the British army developed the Sherman Firefly. The only American tank, which was a serious threat to the German Tanks, was the M26 pershing. Until then the americans dealt with these tanks with their strong airforces effectively.

[@fireemblemistrash75]

That moment when Germans make a more accurate Stalingrad movie than the Russians themselves.

[@diekaiserschutzen1269]

Russian Stalingrad are slowmolingrad

[@glebb..3416]

Sadly true. While soviet movies were really good. The new Russian movies are vomit.

[@cyrosubod2317]

The new stalingrad is good but too much slow motion it only ruins the movie because of too much slow motion

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

@@glebb..3416 war and peace. the greatest soviet movie ever made

[@aether3697]

I think it's because the Germans are generally known to be meticulous about details.

[@AgentWD40x]

I read somewhere that over 350,000 Germans took part in the Stalingrad offensive, but only 6,000 lived to tell about it.

[@Marvel66666]

correct, the others died in gulags

[@4и1]

Wrong! There were over 25000 some say 40000 who escaped with airplanes before the airfields got captured in mid-January 1943.

[@charleschapman6810]

That's been the trend history and military tech. Soviet ruthlessness can achieve great deal-at a price!

[@lmotiil]

@Sponge Gar I have these fascist bastards through the fields with a metal detector and still dig,it is not necessary for us to climb remember this forever and their children and grandchildren pass...greetings from Stalingrad from Russia with love...

[@asdafsd773]

@@lmotiil Fucking commie pigs

[@childhooddreamer2501]

Grandfather.... how did you survive this shit???? After that your soul was broken and nobody cared....? I wish I would have been older, when you have gone, so that you could have tell me all the things the others won't hear anymore... I miss you and I will never forget you!

[@agnivabanerjee3983]

❤️❤️❤️❤️😭😭

[@IceTeaEdwin]

Your grandad was a Nazi???

[@childhooddreamer2501]

@@IceTeaEdwin Just to be in Russia in WWII not automatically means to be a Nazi.

[@arthurnicolas7711]

@@agnivabanerjee3983 The nimitiski comm Ander is John sheklegruber Tobias and lives in heitmeyer in kenwood...

[@agnivabanerjee3983]

@@arthurnicolas7711 Ok...?

[@extremedreams2019]

the good thing about German war movies , they are seriously realistic , not like invincible Americans or Russians ones

[@red.dragon.360jkr3]

Yes

[@Browsingandbrowsing]

Watch Letters from Iwo Jima

[@scottyreconn6230]

I could not agree with more.

[@tauhidislam1110]

Realistic? 6 T34 couldn't shoot down one flak gun. And they showed t34/85 in 1942 stalingrad which is impossible.

[@extremedreams2019]

+Tauhid Islam don't know about that but how the hell can some American soldiers just survive with mg42 firing straight at them in saving private rayan

[@PalleRasmussen]

Best war movie EVER made.

[@canaanclb]

This and The Thin Red Line are the two best anti war movies i've ever seen.

[@andreasandersen9739]

+Canaan B what about saving private ryan and enemy of the gates

[@PalleRasmussen]

Andreas Andersen Hollywood History, SPR has 90 good seconds, and one good character (the SS guy with the knife) and that is it. EaTG has... nothing worthwhile IMO. One Bridge too Far on the other hand is also great.

[@vercingetorix5708]

"All's Quiet on the Western Front" is the king of all anti war movies

[@canaanclb]

also Apocalypse Now is good.

[@RadekCrazy1]

FEGELEIN!!! Damn you are everywhere!!! :-)

[@daddaaa5878]

van wamdem dam

[@Unhuman143]

Indeed😂

[@haroldomiyaura912]

overdose of Fegeleins 😂 😂

[@Amine06200]

Die linken besser für die kaiserschlacht

[@Amine06200]

Unseren zeit die sovietich geshutz factory

[@Britishwolf89]

Thomas Kretschmann is so under rated. He's brilliant in Das Boot and Der Untergang too.

[@nikman000]

One of the best war movies ever..

[@mikeforester3963]

Nah, not really. However, it was the first brave attempt to depict a more balanced picture of German infantry in WWII. But the dialogues and certain scenes are utterly serving the current narrative and would've resulted in court martial up to drumhead trial and execution in reality. I mean the insolence of the corporal towards his CO -- next to unthinkable, especially in high-morale units like assault combat engineer battalions. Das Boot TV miniseries still is the best war film to date.

[@mkltandasltgt8927]

Nik Man jau its not bezt

[@vincentxu4709]

Try “Death and glory of Changde”. Movie is good and also disturbingly gory

[@nikman000]

@@vincentxu4709 thank you! i'll watch it.

[@vincentxu4709]

@@nikman000 After 7 years, you still have this account. Wow that’s actually wild since most channels which are 8 years old are like mostly terminated

[@HistoricalConflict]

The only true Stalingrad movie

[@YeOldeGabe]

I once asked a German how his grandfather died, he said his grandfather died in Stalingrad. I just immediately froze and instantly regretted asking that question.

[@АлександрПушкинкомодинформацио]

интересно.если б ты спросил у русского и он ответил бы тебе так же...что бы ты почувствовал...

[@belgianfried]

Poor lad

[@Gaming4871]

4:37 that's where counter strike got its AK 47 sound effect from!

[@ippomakunouchi901]

Wow man i also noticed that before i read your comment

[@ZEMPHYRRIANs420gaming-bl7wm]

It's a stock sound effect you can find pretty much in any action media older than 20 years. But CS made it live to this day.

[@jeonginnielvr]

This scene kind of reminds me of Full Metal Jacket, where US Marines stormed Hue city to take down the NVA soldiers in the inner city. Crazy.

[@MB-fo2sk]

As heavy as the fighting was in Hue, it was absolutely nowhere near the human madness it was in Stalingrad.

[@SmokeDog1871]

Stalingrad was Hue times a million, no other countries in the history of the world have experienced anything even remotely close.

[@StellarYankee]

There needs to be more movies made with the German Perspective. It's almost a lost view.

[@thecanedfishg2751]

Joker its sad that in a couple years it will be a lost view. the last great movie I saw showing a German perspective had to be "Cross of Iron"

[@Misfits89]

Joker its history that main stream media forbidden... there always two side and I also want to see more german war movies

[@zacarribuffet8882]

Lol it would recieve so much cricism and be band in Germany and shunned in hollywood.

[@Ajaxn90tx]

Das Boot!

[@garzilla4624]

Agreed! I love German war movies more than American war movies very humbling to see their point of view.

[@MrEndrius79]

I love this film, majority of german soldiers are humans in a tragedy of war and not only "nazism". And not only graphic special effects like today's movies. U-Boot 96 is a great film also.

[@jaggerman91]

legendär dieser Film! dieser Film hat mich meine Jugend verfolgt und ich hab durch ihn den Schmerz den diese Männer erleben mussten quasi gefühlt. Obwohl ich bis letztes Jahr den Film gar nicht mehr richtig in Erinnerung hatte. Es gab aber Szenen die sich einbrannten (vom Panzer eindrehen über in die Hose machen, sich opfern und der Häuser/Schulter an Häuser/Schulter-Kampf) Ich sah ihn als Kind, mit meinem Vater. Ich bin Bj '91 und sah ihn vor '99. 2'18 das erste Mal als Erwachsener angeschaut. Immer noch der gleiche Effekt.

[@cjl4232]

The guy with the prosthetic hand is a badass.

[@ArcticWolf00Alpha0]

Hauptmann Musk

[@azalkakrusnohorska560]

An actor Karel Heřmánek ❤

[@TheJeffNasty]

"Don't you want your wife to be proud of you?" *hands him potato masher* I love this movie, it's pretty sad but a epic tale of heroes of all sides.

[@arthegor]

this show that the german soldiers where not monsters or pussies as teh Russians and the Americans showed us. We are all people both sides suffered from this stupid war... for nothing just to prove some politicians ideas pft...

[@larshellwig197]

ashamed for what at least I got a legacy on like you who's got nothing to talk about but complain like a dog..... (so leave to talk about what I want to) freezebrother4

[@larshellwig197]

fool

[@cannedpiss5178]

Calm down, Nazi sympathiser.

[@jackpotsearlytapes]

TheJeffNasty Heroes? Victims of idiotic governments you mean?

[@Murtaskegg]

I watched this movie without subtitles the first time, and not understanding german. But it was still awesome

[@guaaraoskar1008]

german WW2 films are much better then anyone else

[@Si-sg7vc]

I agree except Saving Private Ryan or Hawksaw Ridge the other American movies had to many Hollywood style in it.

[@KR-jt4ut]

... because they have much more experience in invading, bombing, killing ?

[@thejusticechannel13]

Russian films are better.

[@Kebbb]

@@KR-jt4ut Sure, because the allies didn't bomb any cities right?

[@KR-jt4ut]

@ Keith, ... of course they did. To stop the war. They learned it from the Luftwaffe !

[@simle6010]

So interesting how the one of the Germans at 0:59 is using a captured PPSH which is something that actually happened with some frequency based on what I have read.

[@generalhorse493]

Yeah, standard bolt action rifles aren’t good for environments like Stalingrad, but Axis logistics failed to get troops enough let alone allow for re-equipment for different environments, so they grabbed Soviet sub machine guns where they could because better that then the Kar98 in Stalingrad

[@MadMamluk88]

@@generalhorse493plus they were easier to maintain and more rugged than the issued MP-40

[@sam8404]

I saw a video of fighting at the Azovstal plant recently and it reminded me of this scene.

[@300thNPC]

They did such an amazing job in this movie. Some of the camera shots here look like exact replicas of actual photos from Stalingrad

[@DeltaSniperZRR]

I hope there will be more movies like this, from the German perspective. Maybe about the Third Battle of Kharkov. 346,000 Soviets against 70,000 Germans... result German victory.

[@aklassen3525]

***** yeah its true the German troops won at Kharkov right after the massive loss at Stalingrad; but they were not able to hold onto Kharkov for very long before they were sent back home by superior troop numbers

[@Pikkabuu]

Adam Klassen Eh. Bigger problem from the Kharkov victory was that it created the Kursk salient, which then became a tempting but highly visible target for the Germans, which of course resulted in the Battle of Kursk.

[@bigguy1164]

+Adam Klassen von Manstein was astounded by what occurred at Kharkov and planned the 1943 operations as larger versions of the battles. Hitler found out and demanded an all out offensive.

[@arturskryabin9858]

+Lt Col Speirs Probably, you don't know the story, but eventually defeated the USSR in February 1943, the 6th army of Paulus numbering about 300,000 troops were taken prisoner

[@smoothtouch77]

+Lt Col Speirs Unsere Mutter , unsere Vater sollste du vielleicht sehen.

[@DasLamm68]

0:44 - he was the best character of the entire movie. The actor is Czech and he depicted a German Officer better than a German could do.

[@davidherene6365]

No he couldn't lol. Hes just as good as one

[@zbehebozhz6981]

good one, i have to say more truthful and realistic than the stalingrad movie 2014

[@TheSasudomi]

+Aleksei Gutkevich 2013 mate

[@TheSasudomi]

***** Honestly,there is no other country that is so patriotic like Russia is (except USA,but ... you know ..)

[@wernerkristof6751]

+Kelly Angel Burn but its like 1,000 germans Vs. 1 American = American victory

[@Solidinius_Snake]

+I〉_〈I what? Even Russians hate it, there are nothing patriotic, it's just a huge piece of garbage.

[@leedleleedle234]

I〉_〈I So patriotic that even the Russians actually hate it.

[@bingbongabinga2954]

I know the history and yet I find myself cheering for these boys.

[@freyylmao]

The Wehrmacht was filled with good men who died for their country, family, and friends. To those who fought the war justly and with honor, regardless of nation or ideology, rest in peace.

[@Replica_Films2000]

[fa] they fought for what was good

[@collinstrickland7565]

Yeah they ALL willingly chose to invade another country and kill people they definitely wanted to kill, because that's how fucked up everyone in Germany was, complete psychopaths. They definitely weren't doing it because they were forced to by a leader who's world views differed from most people, and disobeying orders made you a traitor to your country... Do you see how stupid you sound?

[@collinstrickland7565]

Mark Osterman Not all soldiers are saints, not all are evil. I can understand your frustration towards a certain group, but just because some committed atrocities, doesnt mean all of them did/wanted to. Just as the first guy said, he appreciates all those who fought with honor, aka not those who commited evil acts against your family, who I like you, know they deserve to burn in hell (And probably did).

[@jw.3382]

[fa] Wehrmacht

[@radovansvetlik4185]

padli kvůli vlastní blbosti!

[@jonL88]

5:54 So that soldier refused to go over the top because he was frozen with fear, and then had a shell landing on him afterwards?

[@Klausi420]

Yes, the other One tried to get him Out of that hole but he wouldnt go

[@jonL88]

Oh man, talk about karma

[@declana1359]

Why the hell did I look at the comments

[@sturmgewehr449]

why not? were you offended? if so, you should probably stay off the internet then

[@IHateYoutubeHandlesVeryMuch]

Cause how else would you eat that leftover popcorn.

[@Condobius]

Sturmgewehr 44 Cringe - it's not "offensive heheh triggered" it's more just distasteful apologia

[@memati7199]

@@Condobius curiosity killed the cat 🐈

[@euromobile900]

I like the captured PPSh-41 (with extra drum mag!) used by one of those Germans. It is a nice touch.

[@j.s.5843]

The 2 Shots at 4:20....are they used in counterstrike? :)

[@Vitek7045]

The 2018 World Cup will take place in Russia. It's a good chance to visit Volgograd (former Stalingrad). The international airport Volgograd is situated in Gumrak just where a german airfield was situated in 1942. And just in the distance of 20 km from the airport there is a village of Rossoshka where about 50 thousand of german soldiers killed in Stalingrad are buried. I've been there. And it would be good for young germans to come and see it and pay respect to their fallen grandfathers.

[@Maxim-S.]

Vitek7045 died like dogs, buried like dogs. Stupid victims of occupational propaganda.

[@СВАТ-ь2ч]

These are not Germans, they are fascists. Eternal disgrace to the fascists!

[@СВАТ-ь2ч]

Trevor Morgan make me. If you can, loser. You first try to command the Russians, and then you dance "Kalinka-Malinka"

[@СВАТ-ь2ч]

If Russia is "nothing", then you have lost to a nothing. Then you are less than nothing. You can do nothing vs nothing/ hahaha, You great loser! The "nothing" made the elections in the US! Then the US is less than nothing! Russia is already at the Olympics, stupid boy. Your propaganda is cheating on you.

[@piotrd.4850]

Respect for what ? For engaging in mass murder ?

[@amare1cro]

What men on both sides did, driven by hatred and into war by their own heartless leaders, could never be truly understood by any man today. The suffering, the choices, the pain, it must have been unbearable. May the boys who died heroically at Stalingrad be remember for all time, so that this tragedy does not repeat itself.

[@joemiller9931]

Agreed. Well put.

[@TheSword2212]

The current wars of the Middle East, Africa or the civil war in Myanmar is similiar in their hatred for each other

[@mrobocop1666]

@@TheSword2212 you didn't mention Ukraine and actually it's correct, since there are not much hatred between Russian and Ukrainian citizens and soldiers as Russia have millions of ethnic Ukrainians and millions of Russians in Ukraine, with many family ties between countries. Many talk to each other in the Internet, social networks, video chat roulettes, discussing the events and the war. Rate of civilian casualties for this large scale war is extremely low compared to even small city Gaza, not to mention any Western invasions like Vietnam, Iraq, Syria, Lybia, Afghanistan. Even soldiers try to convince each other to surrender at any given chance to save enemy's lives

[@imhandsome1309]

​@@mrobocop1666to be fair, stalin was betrayed and pissed af

[@mgkpraesi]

Maybe the best WW2 movie ever made.

[@bmarci1996]

Hahahhaha no....

[@mgkpraesi]

+Marcell Budavári not for people like you

[@samettoprak3782]

Maybe.. but i guess das boot the first :)

[@wd-type9643]

Samet Toprak hahaha you’re funny

[@padaro4504]

@@bmarci1996 Yes.

[@DieCryMan]

I don't understand german, but i'm going to learn it some day. Anyway, this is an awesome movie.

[@Tom81dd]

life is too short to learn german ;P

[@DieCryMan]

it truly is

[@ECHOESONSTEEL64]

sardexX hoffentlich hsst du mittlerweile gut Deutsch gelernt mein Freund.. 😅

[@kuzuforprison697]

i wish i could speak german :( at least i speak the nearest language to german... dutch

[@igigamatici4945]

Haze Maze glaube nicht

[@DRONEROC128]

So I decided to have my headphones in to play red orchestra 2 while having earphones for my iPhone, watching this video and the RO2 menu song just went well with the video

[@mayrbek123]

Truly shows that there is no glory to be found in war, only hopeless suffering and death

[@kpl455]

I am sitting here as a German in Berlin, Germany, watching this while my Russian-Jewish wife is preparing dinner. Feels kinda odd.

[@Matty8x8]

Uh oh 😧

[@Chtigga]

@@Kikuchiyo7 Not so peaceful anymore unfortunately.

[@sevenwish]

You should be one who is cooking schw******d.

[@issyeboi2060]

LMAO

[@sotvanbreslau2768]

@@Kikuchiyo7also, her grand folks been hell of a lucky

[@laserdiscisawesome1263]

The thing I like about old war movies is the random fires on the battlefield

[@josephhuether1184]

Dzerzhinskiy Tractor Plant…designed by American industrial architect Albert Kahn and just a few years old. Also designed Ford’s Willow Run plant where they tried to build B-24s on a moving assembly line. Oh…and that last scene in RoboCop…designed that building also.

[@alanpeterson6224]

Can't imagine being in this battle. I think I'd just have to say, "Oh Hell, I just remembered I left my camera back in the foxhole. I'll be back in a few."

[@abeherbert6603]

I really want to watch this whole film, I wonder if I can find an English subbed version somewhere...

[@secandar3292]

yes ive seen it with the english subs

[@secandar3292]

why pay when you can watch it for free? go to primewire.ag, btw, there are plenty of other movies too!

[@jayrenkas7948]

secandar thanks

[@Kurogumo]

It's on KZbin, uploaded by a man named Chad Thundercock.

[@Atomictrooper]

Call me a helmet nerd but, none of their stahlhelms seem to have the liner pins present on all WW2 German helmets.

[@scottyreconn6230]

Helmet nerd!

[@Atomictrooper]

+Scotty Reconn Thank you!

[@robbierobt]

The German border police issued an identical steel helmet, but it varied in detail. As it was widely available (and cheap after decommission), it found its way into the filmmakers' wardrobe sections...additionallly, there were actually two Versions, the M35 and the M42 in use during the war.

[@АлександрПушкинкомодинформацио]

не все шлемы имели такие штуки,поздняя версия не имела вроде

[@СергейГинтнер]

каких еще штырей? )) Пикельхельмы были в Первую мировую..А все те "рога" что ты видел в кино- киношные выдумки..))

[@geoffdearth8575]

Probably the best popular movie depiction of this battle.

[@idasmith8644]

[Nephew of Ida] "This movie is very realistic" says the coworker of my Dad (+1994), he was the last passenger of the last JU-52 escape in Gumrag (last Luftwaffe airport @ Stalingrad) , He found his daughter 1978 in Belgium.

[@uppishchaff3641]

We are all lucky to live in this timeline, most of us would be dead in combat

[@thegator589]

We are so privileged nowadays that sometimes I have a tough time even accepting that this happened in real life. I just can’t even picture myself being able to do this in any capacity, it’s ridiculous to the point that it’s surreal

[@miguelangelcollazo5081]

Both German and Russian soldiers were brave and fought with everything they had. The problem lies in what both armies were fighting for. Fortunately for the rest of the world in the end they both lost.

[@justforever96]

Russians were fighting to defend their homeland. I don't remember most Russian troops being involved in wars of invasion, trying to spread Communism anywhere. Finland, Afghanistan, some local places like Georgia. And the Soviets didn't "loose". They were the ones who won WWII. They later disintegrated under social pressures, but they were never "defeated".

[@germanforce6607]

justforever96 yeah just like in the 1920's when the Soviets tried to invade Poland

[@germanforce6607]

Gort Newton yeah just the children and elders at the battle for Berlin.

[@stervensterven6659]

justforever96 You do know that the Soviets had a pact with nazi Germany in 1939 right? After they defeated Poland they divided it between Germany and Russia. Also the Soviets under orders from Stalin conducted mass executions in Poland and then denied it after the war. I believe most of the Soviets brutality was exposed after their collapse. So the fact that you claim "They were just defending themselves" makes you a fool.

[@petreee3591]

Если ты такой умный, что же ты не вспомнишь про мюнхенский сговор??? или о том как в 1938 году Польша с Германией Чехословакию делила??? Что, это не интересно вспоминать????

[@andrewmarino5441]

Is this the Red October or the Barrikady factory they're attacking?

[@kanepyrovifo784]

this is the best Stalingrad movie out there. but there all great

[@shubhampreetsingh8630]

Where are English subtitles😭😭😭😭

[@Shadowkey392]

0:45 an artificial hand? cool.

[@LeonardStauffer]

Fucken hardcore. War is hell, right? Anyone know where I can find the English subtitled version? I'd like to know exactly what they're saying to one another. Meine Deutsch ist nicht so gut.

[@LeonardStauffer]

Naturally ;)

[@LeonardStauffer]

;)

[@elektronik2655]

Leonard Stauffer *Mein Deutsch *turns Grammer-Nazi-mode of*

[@joemiller9931]

@@elektronik2655 Grammar

[@elektronik2655]

@@joemiller9931 this was 5 years ago hahahahahha

[@DanRyzESPUK]

I saw this movie years ago, I keep it as one great war movie. To me one of the best moments is when the seargant goes to the soldier and ask him: "What´s your name kid?" "Mueller" "There are a lot of Muellers around here, at least until our next attack".

[@Thiemus]

Where are you from

[@DanRyzESPUK]

@@Thiemus 🇪🇸

[@Thiemus]

@@DanRyzESPUK nice..yes this Scene was really good..it must be a nightmare their in the Last weeks... cold no food..no hope to See the home wife and Childs...Die 10.000km far From Germany..

[@moses2998]

At 4:29, the camera work reminds me of Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers.

[@kainnosgoth7336]

The SturmGewehr 44 would have made the odds a lot more even for Germany, due to it's revolutionary design. It was a very effective assault weapon, as well as being the world's FIRST assault weapon. Originally set to come out in 1942, that 2 year head start would have made quite a difference. Not only that but the Gewehr 43 SelbsteladeGewehr (self-loading rifle) was a semi-aurtomatic sniper rifle that made quite a showing on the battlefield.

[@MrChewbone69]

Hitler didnt like the STG so it was limited production. He was too moist for his V2s thinking they were a better waste of funds. He was wrong as usual.

[@niganb8269]

They didn’t have enough resources to mass produce the STG44.

[@kingrichard3990]

German always have the best ww2 movies

[@Pilum1000]

Best cannibals ? Well, and for some reason they were hammered inside the asphalt in 1945 in Berlin :)

[@KBKriechbaum]

@@Pilum1000 Germany was back on its feet after 15 years. Russia is still stomped into the ground, never recovered. Nobody learns russian in the free world, russian products are not selling, russian economy is a joke, russians cars are a joke, russian women run from russia and find western men. I know a lot of russians who left russia to live in better countries. I don't know, to me it seems like russia lost.

[@Pilum1000]

@@KBKriechbaum nonsense and demagogy. 80 years have passed since then, there were a lot of different things, and your estimates are inadequate - for the whole such period; however, whatever was there now and "why" - the story didn't end. :) and it’s not about any “germanies” and "russias" at all, but about fascism.

[@KBKriechbaum]

@@Pilum1000 I cannot see russia as a country to look up to and so does the international community. Russia is unfortunately the biggest loser of the 20th century, loss of territory, loss of influence, loss of intelligent people (which move to countries with better prospects for well educated people), struggling to maintain significance. As far as the west goes, russia is a source of good raw material for small money, that is about it.

[@joemiller9931]

@@KBKriechbaum Ukraine Feb 24th, 2022.

[@soomiesoom]

They have the best helmets. The good old fuckiing Stilhelm.

[@gypsy_on_drugs1285]

Its stahl helm i believe

[@Blind_Hawk]

Stahlhelm* lol

[@AudieHolland]

Which means steel helmet. Probably because prior to the introduction of this helmet in WW1, the Germans wore Prussian style leather caps which looked pretty with their spikes and all but hardly protected the wearer from fragments and shrapnel.

[@jeffreyvalancy746]

Question for a German speaker. What exactly does Rohleder say at the 0:50? In both German and English. I've seen subtitles say "He's crazy"

[@anthrax5764]

+Jeffrey Valancy He says: "Die haben doch ne Murmel im Trichter", wich basically means they are crazy

[@jeffreyvalancy746]

Thanks!

[@Eric0816]

"Die haben doch ne Murmel im Trichter" literally means "They have a marble in the funnel". Its a phrase which basically means "they're completely nuts".

[@HistoryonYouTube]

@Pikkabuu Some time ago I read the Weimar Constitution which I found on line. The Enabling Act had a maximum duration of three years. I cannot recall anything in the Constitution allowing the roles of President and Chancellor to be abolished unless you can tell me where to find this clause.

[@mrperson0140]

You cant help but hve a lot of respect for the German army. They were brutal and evil yes but this army took on the best superpowers of the world in two major wars! The allies needed to band together to crush the Germans nothing but respect

[@etistone]

No respect for unprovoked agression of czechoslovakia, Polland, Netherland, Belgium, Luxembourg. No respect for defeating French army and almost defeating English army, who were not superior at the time, in an war of agression. No respect for surprise attack on the USSR. No respect for all the atrocities they are responsible for. No respect for the wehrmacht in its miserable fate of being demolished and crushed to cinders by the allies.

[@NoumenalSoup]

@@etistone The Wehrmacht grunts planned Barbarossa? Good to know. Had no idea before the internet expert arrived! Of COURSE those random corporals should be shamed for planning that surprise attack.

[@etistone]

@@NoumenalSoup Did I said such a thing? I said no respect for the agressor, from soldier to field marshal. It is a reciprocity principle. They show no respect for the countries and the people they invade and murder, so simply, they deserve no respect back. And for that, at his own level, the random corporal who participated in barbarossa should feel ashamed for what he contributed to, yes. Just aknowledging they were bloody strong doesn't mean we should respect them, rather fear them. But it is different than respect. Now germany has a tiny army and do not attack anyone. They are not allowed to have nuclear weapons. Germany and germans learned to respect others. And it is good. I very much respect Germany now and the germans of today. Because we know how strong they can be but they do not abuse their power.

[@joemiller9931]

@@etistone Sounds like you have no respect for anything, anyway. 1. Poland was also invaded by the USSR and divided. 2. England and France declared war on Germany September 3rd, 1939 3. The German Army was, in the end, outnumbered, outgunned, and had no way to resupply any losses. It was only a matter of time.

[@gloverfox9135]

@@joemiller9931your second point is nonsense because the UK and France were treaty bound to declare war on Germany if they invaded Poland, which they did

[@manu070380]

4:09 - 1 of the best lines in the movie

[@GaijinGDB]

Yeah, "Enemy at the Gates" was utter shit....

[@MenwithHill]

@@talesfromburma2320 They can but they probably shouldn't, considering the myths it perpetrates.

[@eashpradhan994]

Fuck y are crying for these Nazi bastards. Son of bitch

[@ManiacMVK]

@@eashpradhan994 Youre not a very smart one, don't you!?

[@powerslave7876]

@@eashpradhan994 actually Enemy at gates make soviets look like killers with the fictional abuse of order 227

[@jatojo]

I bought this movie on VHS soon after I had been released. Thought it was pretty cool back then. Seen from a 2017 perspective, the battle scenes are a bit primitive, and the dialogue too. It would be cool with a remake.

[@erikunruh5624]

Vielen dank!

[@82luft49]

My god. And I thought the jungle was bad

[@littlenapoleon1321]

82 Luft Welcome to the Eastern Front

[@fluffynoses]

i think the reason why the eastern front was so horrifying was because of the intensity of hatred between the two. Obviously in every war, there's going to be heightened emotions...but there was something so insanely visceral, unforgiving, and disturbing about the complete hatred the two sides had for each other on the Eastern Front. This is the same reason why it always seems as though WW2 was especially brutal in the Pacific

[@johnatkinson6949]

what jungle! ?

[@smokekushdaily5570]

john atkinson he is referring to Vietnam.

[@Punisherfan123]

RAJU PEDDADA They had disease on the Eastern Front too though

[@trygveblacktigergamingands5338]

the only movie about stalingrad i loved it was so good :3

[@koldosebastian5096]

have u tried "Hunde, wollt ihr ewig leben?" its old, but very nice

[@michaelgrenz1922]

Und Strafbatallion 999

[@richardevans2830]

WHO WON ??? LOL

[@diasifec9564]

I find it funny that Lt. Witzland is the same german guy in 2013's Stalingrad

[@thibopourquie3529]

good clip man!

[@Hunter-jo8ud]

Still the best WW2 movie.

[@tiagomonteiro130]

Still was a little unacurate like the scene were they destroyed T-34 tanks with molotov cocktails probably becouse the Finnish army destroyed tanks with them but all in all it was accurate

[@thegermanearth7414]

I love My Country ❤️❤️ 🇩🇪

[@denblind679]

TheCrazy German Wellcome to Stalingrad!

[@thegermanearth7414]

Denis Slepov I’m talking about Germany but I love Russia too

[@hoschij.8355]

Grandfather Erwin R.I.P. 😔

[@tiagomonteiro130]

Hero

[@aztecaddress6356]

the german made another war movie its called the Downfall during the battle of berlin and hitlers final moments

[@aztecaddress6356]

just saying man many kids today forgot about germany and hitler and age doesnt matter

[@xPlatiinHD]

azteca ddress unsere Mütter, unsere Väter ! Good Movie

[@Pilum1000]

It's good movie, i like it; It shows how the Nazis get what they fully deserve.

[@Thiemus]

It gives many German war movies..

[@markprange238]

The German assault on the steel mill began on October 23, while the fighting at the gun factory was still going on. The Germans took most of the steel mill, a salient exception being the long smelting building. The Soviets took that back before the end of October and it then remained theirs.

[@charliekendall4288]

Tractor Factory where the Russians built tanks

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

I prefer this over BS such as Fury. Gut gemacht!

[@Dutchboi85]

Peace for all the German soldiers who died in Stalingrad✌🏻

[@СВАТ-ь2ч]

These are not Germans, they are fascists. Eternal disgrace to the fascists!

[@dutchboi9072]

Святослав Ищенко : time to get some history lessons ..

[@СВАТ-ь2ч]

Dutchboi90 What can you tell the Russians about Stalingrad? Your Devil-Saxon propaganda does not work here. In the Battle of Stalingrad 2 German armies, 2 Romanian armies, 1 Italian army, 1 Hungarian army, 1 Croatian regiment were defeated. What do you think? why do Russians today have no hatred for the Germans? Because we understand the difference between a German and a fascist. Do you not understand this difference?

[@dutchboi9072]

Святослав Ищенко : it seems ur getting upset .. those german soldiers are also victims of a pointless war. No body ask for dead at the eastern front. They also are humans with feelings and a soul.

[@СВАТ-ь2ч]

Dutchboi90 These "victims" were the executioners of more than 20 million Russians. You mispronounced the word. Check the word "victim" in the dictionary

[@broccoli_lad]

war sure is crazy, the people involved in this battle went through hell. at least the russians fought for their country being invaded, the poor germans fought and died for old men in germany that didnt care about htem

[@bleistift9153]

What? Old man that didn't care about us? It was the youngest goverment in europe and most of them former soldiers of WW1. They knew exactly what was going on.

[@broccoli_lad]

Bleistift they all died in a cold foreign place dude smh

[@broccoli_lad]

***** if you're legitimately anti Semetici feel bad for you

[@tayefhussein8557]

Russia was going to invade europe either way.

[@lorumipsum1129]

Tayef The doge only if Trotsky took over. Stalin was not obsessed with invading other countries

[@evoimene5560]

in factory on Stalingrad was 369. Croatian regimente part of 6. army wermacht. R.I.P. for all dead heroes

[@albundybudbundy3714]

May GOD BLESS THEIR SOULS

[@nickharrison828]

fuck whoever attacked us. God bless Soviet army for destroying nazi scum regardless of ethnicity

[@Pilum1000]

Their isn't heroes. There can be no heroes defending Nazi cannibals - absolute Evil. They are idiots.

[@maximilienfrancoisderobesp202]

@@nickharrison828 May god damn your soul.

[@nickharrison828]

@@maximilienfrancoisderobesp202 Gladly will meet with you and kick ur sorry ass like back in 45 bitch.

[@unlimitedgaming7872]

awesome and realistic scenes Great cinematography!

[@shiftyshamsk]

This takes me back to 1988, my brother in laws use to make there own fireworks. Same shell whistling sound and anticipation standing in a dark field waiting for the huge spent rocket to land on your head....!

[@georgebrown8201]

The German soldier of WWII was the toughest, bravest and most resourceful warrior, bar none. They were led by superior NCO'S and even when cornered were a threat. Too bad they weren't supplied proper food, medicine and arms in Russia else they would have trounced the murderer, Stalin.

[@Mentol_]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eF69eXttbJWKgtU

[@Blind_Hawk]

3:01 Am I crazy or did this sound like the AK-47 from CS:S?

[@ivanov7867]

well, i guess this movie basically created one of the most iconic sounds

[@yoloeveryday9057]

Those who were victorius make history

[@tiagomonteiro130]

Now that's the truth just like with Columbus and Napoleon Napoleon was average hight and Columbus was not the guy people think he was

[@tiagomonteiro130]

And we don't forget the Black propaganda from Britain against Spain were they changed History to make them look worse

[@joemiller9931]

Anyone can write history.

[@TheSirTia]

Ho visto questo film tempo fa e devo dire che mi è piaciuto molto. Saluti dall'Italia camerati!

[@cefkaseph]

@MidnightsHour Yes, it would work on your DVD. Germany and the UK have the same region coding for DVD players. Region 1 is used for all of Europe and Japan.

[@thomass1891]

The 6th army was mostly young chaps in their early 20s not middle aged men.

[@michaellorusso4912]

+Thomas Schmidt: Has this been confirmed ?

[@FlakeTillman]

@@michaellorusso4912 The German Bundesarchiv has recruitment orders and death certificates for members of the 6th Army on file.

[@aaronmiranda454]

why do germans have so fancy uniforms?!!! :3

[@Sheerwater909]

Hugo Boss

[@larshellwig197]

Aaron Miranda cus we are the best like boss man

[@SuperOMGLOLROFL]

John Brooks Thats right.!

[@rks8820]

Aaron Miranda Their sense of style comes with their superior aryan genes.

[@hassanislam7227]

Hugo Boss made their uniforms

[@airsoftrq9911]

4:19 cs 1.6 ak sounds

[@ГеннадийСмионоа]

Из зарубежных фильмов этот и Наши Отцы и Наши Матери-это самые лучшие и честные фильмы....Спасти рядового Райна рядом не стоит.Geil!!?

[@sergeykuchkov2887]

good movie, shows real view on craziest and bloodiest battle ever.

[@RedPillRacing.]

Du Flasche Feldmann!!!

[@wallnusschef1386]

ArpadHimler Hätte er mit 4 Einschusslöcherm zurück laufen sollen ?

[@sorgification]

I see czech actors as german soldiers.

[@OrfeusFandar]

+sorgification Yes, around 12 czech actors there. :)

[@scottyreconn6230]

I understand, most German war movies have characters that are played by people that arnt even Aryan/German

[@rangergxi]

Czechs were part of Germany.

[@finntastique3891]

Absolutely true - those T34s were borrowed from the Finnish armor museum at Parola. I recommend it highly if you plan a trip to Finland and are interested in tanks. Lots of very rare tanks there, i.e. T-26 (war booty, captured by the Finns in the Winter War), StuG 3Gs in working order and so on.

[@AJMontNC]

sorgification Czechlovakia was a fascist country so they are probably volunteers

[@user-dl1xz3mj3i]

The Best Military in WW2 were the Germans indeed !!!

[@TheWeepingDalek]

hence why they lost.

[@Kebbb]

@@TheWeepingDalek Yeah, because having half the world against them is not a reason...

[@DrummerStick]

@@TheWeepingDalek they literally were fighting a war on multiple fronts and had no major allies to support them.

[@daveyboy_]

That dude who played the Lieutenant - he played a german soldier / Nazi in this movie - Downfall - The Pianist - Valkerie and this one ! Holy crap!

[@nachisenpai9127]

Did Fegelein joined this operation?