Stalingrad: What Was It Like To Fight In History's Bloodiest Battle? | War Story

Experience the harrowing account of soldiers in the heart of history's deadliest conflict, the Battle of Stalingrad. Witness the relentless bombing, the gruesome house-to-house combat, and the sheer will to survive against all odds. This gripping tale takes you through the eyes of those who fought for Stalingrad's very soul, revealing the unimaginable horrors and unwavering resolve amidst chaos and destruction. Join us on a journey through the untold stories of heroism and sacrifice in the defining battle of World War II.
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[@m_m_m_beer8917]

This blurring out of scenes is the blurring out of history. People need to witness history, no matter how terrible. We go there over and over again.

[@Señor916.Ixpol14]

Most countries don’t censor or blur videos, it makes people sensitive and delicate. Like parents trying to protect their children from reality.

[@yeeyeecowboy8778]

it's blurred to keep it on here, you can find the uncensored ones online

[@Tony-x9l4l]

Ecclesiastes 1:9-10 9 The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. 10 Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us. Think of history repeating itself through shock and awe. There is a shock and then an awe moment. And America is on the chopping block because the repeat of the shock and awe is the fall of a nation.

[@TheWorld-xs8ly]

@@Tony-x9l4l- What?

[@FacTzZiiq]

@@Señor916.Ixpol14 western world became g4y and woke af

[@noonenoone1628]

Stop blurring history. Its ridiculous

[@aboynamedthump]

Like you don't know what happened...

[@Ghostofwar08.]

​@@aboynamedthumpyour the problem sensor ship in any form is not good doesn't matter what happens... let's go back and sensor your history

[@aboynamedthump]

Wow... the people whom killed people so the people who film dead people and have it censored(sic) aren't the problem, I am..? Jeez, I betchya you're one blurred footnote in the annals of history...

[@markprange2430]

Obscuring it is a kind of denial.

[@brotus02]

Dont hit the creator but the platforms rules for the creator. But ya sucks that allmost every historie video is blurred.

[@alanluscombe8a553]

My family came from Germany after ww2 in 1951 and 2 of my relatives were in the German army. One was in Stalingrad and I remember him saying when I was a kid that they knew for quite some time they would lose and the leadership often talked bad about hitlers choices wondering why he would send them where he did. He was wounded about a month before the Germans were surrounded and lost his left foot. He said it was the best thing that happened to him because it was the only reason he got to leave.

[@DavidMcKenna-cs1qm]

Yes I accept your response, fantastic, no one understands stalingrag ,and holding it at no chance loosing,Russian attitude!

[@donr444]

Because Stalingrad was one of the main production sites of tanks and weapons

[@stellar8ball640]

I wouldn’t tell ppl that i had relatives in the German army during ww2 💀😂😂

[@koorrekt]

I hope this is a joke. If not, I would say that although the atrocities committed by members of the NS-Regimes Army are of unthinkable magnitude, there were atrocities on all sides of the conflict and trying to quantify such horrible things won't make it any better. Therefore, talk about all, or none. Have a great rest of your day 🤝

[@jarraandyftm]

@@stellar8ball640why?

[@greggillings9454]

Respect to all men and women whom fought/fight for their country. War is ugly and brutal. RIP to all those who lost their lives.

[@george1la]

There is nothing like learning from those who were really there.

[@tacowilco7515]

This old lady's story is just heartbreaking. They way she speaks ... it feels like her memories are still haunting her. Just terrible.

[@1978JonBullock]

Reading a German soldiers memories about the battle of Stalingrad is truly shocking. How he was so scared he wet his pants on numerous occasions and the stress and trauma caused him and his comrade's to go nearly insane. They ate human flesh to survive and he wasn't released from captivity until 1954.

[@freefall9832]

They went in proud and left crying like babies for momma.

[@Spiritofaconure]

That’s rough, I couldn’t imagine

[@blitzy3244]

sounds like propaganda they forced him to write when in captivity

[@nickmagher7268]

A heartfelt tribute to all veterans, both living and deceased. Their unwavering dedication and sacrifices demand our utmost respect and gratitude.

[@tempejkl]

@@blitzy3244Stress and fear during war is propaganda? Now thats a new one.

[@Mtlmshr]

From what I understand it truly was the Bloodiest Battle of any other fight in any war!!!

[@insanekos1]

More German soldiers died in Stalingrad than in the entire Western Front for entire WWII. Its absolutely mind-blowing.

[@jurgschupbach3059]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Leningrad Nope Leningrad is bigger

[@isntezbncheezy7326]

​@jurgschupbach3059 Incorrect, counting civilians casualties yeah. Civilians don't count towards combatants , Stalingrad is the biggest single battle in history between two sides

[@combatsapper41]

Tell that to the marines fighting on small islands against the Japanese

[@FunnyAshShorts]

@@combatsapper41 Stalingrad was worse

[@TraitofSiNN727]

imagine being the German side and suddenly late at night you hear Bolshevik music being played. that must been pretty haunting to hear.

[@shlepad]

Remember to watch The World at War from 1973.

[@venividiviking]

Best WW II documentary ever 👌👌👌

[@geraldw1678]

Yeah, nothing like it and I do love mark Feldman. But but Lawrence Olivia narrating, give me a break.

[@venividiviking]

@@geraldw1678 Im a long time subber of Mark Felton (if that's the guy you mean) and i agree: he's outstanding. Nothing less. There's a reason why he's got 2,2 million subbers. A fountain of history lessons. It's incredible how much new infos he can find, from WWII. I love his war stories as well. Sir Lawrence Olivier?? The perfect voice for the perfect docu. I still have the word 'Remember' in my head, when they start with Oradour sur Glane. 2 years ago, i was in Auschwitz and Birkenau. When I walked around there, in totally silence, i thought about the docu and his voice. Amazing impact a voice can make. If i should replace his voice (which i won't) i would choose Richard Burton. Or. ..Mark Felton 👌

[@AlderaansRanger]

I’m 28 and all my WW2 friends have passed on. I miss them. Hearing their stories and eye witness accounts of the war. It was awful for everyone. The civilians of every country, the Jews, the gypsies, and especially the soldiers. Doesn’t matter if you were Axis or Allied troops. The whole thing was awful. My friends saw and faced unimaginable things at 18 or 19 years old. My heartfelt thanks to what they endured.

[@chrisfrederiksen1358]

Your 28 and and had WW2 veteran friends? How did that happen?

[@AlderaansRanger]

@@chrisfrederiksen1358 I lived in rural Tennessee for a number of years. From 2006-2011 and several family friends had WW2 parents that we’d spend a lot of time with. And I loved history so one on one they’d tell me their individual stories. Now most of them were in their 80’s so they’d sorta repeat the same stories each time but every now and then they would include new info.

[@valentinoesposito3614]

Me too same age as well 😢

[@jebbroham1776]

In Stalingrad during the peak of the fighting between October and November the average life expectancy of a newly arrived replacement was 24 hours.

[@cosminking8516]

Almost the same as now then 😂

[@tjanderson5892]

Maybe for the Soviets that might work out statistically.

[@TheShockwaveDragon]

At one point they were reduced to using rocks and bricks as weapons once their animation had run out. I can't even begin to imagine the ferocity of a battle like that; it must have been like the end scene from saving private Ryan, but on endless repeat for days and with far more casualties.

[@ryancampbell1847]

​@@TheShockwaveDragonnot sure how they all didn't have knives... Bayonets should have been the main weapon when ammunition ran out

[@spencethegreat38]

@@cosminking8516 how is that funny?

[@burgerwurmandthepeanutqueen]

Watching these documentaries gives me a great sense of perspective. A great deal of lessons could be learned today if we all truly acknowledged our history both good and bad.

[@MB5rider81]

A meal skipped by too many, sorry to say.

[@slim420MM]

It gave me a great sense of blur.

[@markprange2430]

3:09 In the distance is a belfry and domed church. It is a few blocks uphill from the main railyard. It was a vantage point for some photos of downtown Stalingrad. In the foreground is the Square of Fallen Fighters. The light colored Univermag building is across the street. 3:15 The white obelisk in the Square. 3:21 Univermag building. 3:23 Gogolia Ulitsa, in the direction of Stalingrad 1. 4:05 View of downtown from the belfry. 4:18 13:46 The ruined corner by Gogolia & Ostrovskaya. 4:23 Telephoto view from a neighborhood near Ovrag Bannyi. The E-shaped building is School № 34. It is now part of a medical college (near the intersection of Zorge & Lenina). To the right is the earthen embankment for a road crossing Bannyi. Beyond are some of Krasnyi Oktiabr's oil tanks. The Volga is seen beyond. 7:37 Seen from a sand spit across the Volga near Krasnaya Sloboda, the riverfront near downtown. The bluffs are notched where gullies Krutoi and No Name debouche. At left are School № 38, and the L-shaped building. 7:42 The (administrative) Railwaymen's Building is at right. The flour mill is at center; its chimney casts its shadow on the building. At left are NKVD buildings. 17:26 Water tower for Stalingrad 2? 18:35 (Flopped. Left and right are reversed). Downtown Stalingrad in February soon after the Battle. 18:50 This building and the one across the intersection (of Ogareva & Raboche-Krestyanskaya) are still standing in 2024. They were the apartment House of Canning Factory Workers, and the apartment House of River Cargo Port Workers.

[@MAACotton]

Seriously thank you for this comment

[@Real-Ruby-Red]

"I want my mom" 38:30 Something so horrible about that.

[@ButchFaust]

Heartbreaking! I cried !

[@chriskoston9994]

38:31 is where i cried, am so thankful I dont have to bury and see my best friend killed.

[@ButchFaust]

Me too!

[@captainsledge7554]

Stalingrad, When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object.

[@woodystreeservicePNW]

I mean russia had that coming for all the polish people they slaughtered

[@Mr_Bob_Loblaw]

My thoughts dwell on the fate of the soldier who endured conditions and battles too numerous and too brutal to defy nearly impossible odds against staying alive for long. I think of the ones who make it SO FAR down their road of endless misery, victories, defeats, death, and dumb luck, and one day, they buy it anyway. I think about the one who manages to out-everything everyone, even the enemy, over the longest haul of his life, and one day passes away unremarkably and quick, with no one who’s been there since the beginning at his side to remember him tomorrow. Those waiting for him at home never know he gave so, so much to make it so far…and then didn’t get to finish. I think about those guys and those gals.

[@larsmonsen88]

38:59 I hope this guy has kids, grandkids and even great grandkids that love him every day..This man sacrificed his mind for us to live like we do today(I dont even want to try to imagine the things that he has seen and carried with him his whole life)..Thank you Sir.

[@WarLeaks2024]

without russia against germany in ww2, europe would be whole germany

[@gravityreaction3334]

If the Americans and British didn’t push from the west and south Russia would now be called Deutschland

[@didyouknowamazingfacts2790]

So, basically this was a battle between two dictators with huge egos. But to coward enough to fight their own battles. Men that don't even know each other get to die on their behave.

[@skypilot9452]

Stalin attempted to resign 4 times. Even if there was a democratically elected leader in his place the response would have been the same. What else are you supposed to do? Let the Nazis take control of your country? This double dictator take is just how the Germans ease the burden of their responsibility of what they did. It was they who were invading another country, Stalingrad was in Soviet territory and they had to defend themselves.

[@DonaldDoresy]

Ur wrong ! Russia was pivotal in defeating the NAZIS !

[@johnreed2278]

as is the case with every war except usually its on the secret behalf of industry tycoons

[@UnholyFatherGothJesus]

There's only ever been a few times in history where leaders fought in place of armies, they don't always take the loss and often still fight 😂 so regardless it's gonna happen, either the soldiers get sent first or they'll go when their leader is killed or will defend their land still which showed leaders its pointless because even if they beat the other leader they still have to fight or leave that country/faction alone

[@lexmarkrp]

It's a shame what the Canadian government is doing to their people these days.

[@leesaunders1930]

It's happening here in Britain too.

[@bacho1968]

Trudeau ist one of the wirst globalists.

[@cameronhanna367]

What are they doing?

[@Foxyfreedom]

No kidding

[@pilotmanpaul]

​@@cameronhanna367Literally invited an SS war criminal into their Parliament and gave him a standing ovation. It was so bad Poland wants this person back to be charged for war crimes in the Polish-Ukrainian SSR border.

[@MEMORIESOFSOLDIERS]

incredible

[@jacobkain4721]

Constantly held back tears while watching this. I cannot begin to imagine how horrible that must have been. I know I would, but I pray I will never have to go to war.

[@ButchFaust]

Me Too!

[@jacobkain4721]

@@ButchFaust good luck to us both! May we and our sons/daughters never see the battlefield

[@MB5rider81]

This is SHTAHLINGRAD !!! this city bears the name of the Boss ...

[@pyatig]

Stop quoting terrible movies

[@Spiritofaconure]

39:33 when you got one of these guys saying that Canadians were strong fighters it engraves it in my mind further and I can’t wait to research canadas efforts in different battles now, I know about Anzio and love the iconic photo of the tough young Canadian with the frag in his hand lookin like a grizzled vet, I wish I could personally thank these Canadian heroes they paid many high prices during many battles and never quite got the respect they deserved, I never learned in school about Canada and was shocked when I found out Canada was in the war and I feel sorry for the Canadians in Italy that we called them the d day dodgers because that wasn’t fair

[@peter2023]

CANADAS

[@tbcy3zj]

What are you talking about? The canadians were known as fierce fighters and for their massive contribution to the war in the battle of the north atlantic in 1940, as well as in Europe and Italy. The canadians on Dday accomplished all their missions and were the farthest into Normandy of any force. The did not dodge DDay.

[@DaveBigdady]

This is our history. Why is it being blurred 😢.

[@АннаПинегина-к4ч]

So nice that you use accent of both sides in English , I enjoy that

[@spookyboi8446]

Stop complaining about blurring, remember KZbin guidelines and these people need to pay the bills.

[@sakumunalakamanqanqax]

😆😆😆😆

[@slim420MM]

They should make videos on subjects that don't require blurring. Blurring scenes in a documentary about Stalingrad is an insult to those who fought and died.

[@Slayerofmothers]

​@@slim420MMwrite to Google about it

[@RedPillBased]

Oh how easily you toe the line.

[@bullitt7544]

Farmer John's We Salute You. Regina Pats forever

[@patolt1628]

Only half of the video is dealing with Stalingrad (!?). The other half is related to a Canadian Unit in Normandy. 26:39: "we didn't even give them a chance (to surrender) ... we have no place to put prisoners..." Interesting! So, if I understand correctly, when the Germans kill prisoners it's a war crime but when the Americans kill prisoners, it's a matter of logistics so to speak! After all it's true that "history is written by the victors", isn't it?

[@davidtatum8682]

I could be mistaken but I believe I had the pleasure of knowing Mr Percy Howard. He was known to me as Jack. He lived in Lakeland Florida and was a member of the elks Lodge there. Looks and sounds exactly like him. Could be wrong. I know he fought at Normandy and was wounded in the neck.

[@masroor5672]

This battle is the bloodies battle of human history... As cameras were available so details can be visualized otherwise i not going to believe the details of this battle... Only army group north suffered more horribly than 6th army as it has to face notorious arctic winter four times digging trenches and living in them with temp -50c outside....infact all the battles on Eastern front were totally savage... 28 million Russians died ... Simply astronautical figure..

[@myleswhitmore934]

Astronautical…?

[@coletaylor832]

Stop blurring because you’re worried about not being monetized

[@johngeorgiou5736]

Who decided to blur out the scenes ? And what for?

[@courtpaul9334]

Imagine ppl.invading your country & not ONLY they want what you have but to eliminate not ONLY you but your entire society !

[@FlankerMMO]

If only you, Soviet people, saw what your successors are doing in my country, Ukraine... You'd be shocked

[@maximoguerrero9483]

No they wouldn’t

[@ZoltanMarossy]

You should be shocked by what your own country does to itself and to others.

[@jasonmussett2129]

Never Forget

[@60_069]

So many innocent, young lives were taken away(Including soldiers) just because of some disgusting needs of politicians..

[@Kjertinge]

What else is new? It’s still the same today

[@Xavierrex3]

"What Was It Like To Fight In History's Bloodiest Battle?" probably not good but that's just a hunch of mine

[@FacTzZiiq]

RIP to all Soldiers which died useless just because they thought they will be heroes but today no one remember their names. Remember only ppl who survive the war will be known as heroes but no one will remember the actual heroes. We all know how high the chances are that you dont survive.

[@anuradhakularathna1384]

Amazing!🤩👍

[@clarkewi]

Amazing history.

[@Lucas.WRIGHT889]

Terrible losses on both sides...for what...? Some madman's idea's... sickening collosal waste of life.

[@davemoore53]

I struggle to see the Germans who invaded Stalingrad as anything other than criminals

[@systemicchaos3921]

Yes but pretty much all military members go to war wherever there told. Even if they are aggressors. Still the case today.

[@MrGedye-g7n]

Read the book The forgotten soldier

[@mattbest5773]

😮WHY Blur thing out it's wAr

[@patavoldvold6946]

It's history and disrespectful to the fallen

[@WastdTrashPanda]

@@patavoldvold6946 History can't be censored...

[@skye_arran]

It's youtube bots the videos will get banned if they don't.

[@mikea.6608]

@@patavoldvold6946it’s Communism

[@MB5rider81]

Some of us know what's behind the blur.. The world is lucky my mind isn't visible to all.

[@joshuagann8026]

Horrific I'd imagine

[@markprange2430]

14:14. The offensive from the northwest should be shown. It was launched from where the Soviets had both sided of the Don, near Serafimovich, Kletskaya, Kremenskaya. A day later the offensive launched from between the salt lakes south of the Volga Bend. The depiction is incorrect. Neither offensive began near Stalingrad.

[@t.r.4496]

If winter had not come, Russia would have been pushed back across the river. I don't think they would have gotten back across it.

[@MyLifefunthingss]

Thinking about Seeing a dude single handedly take out 5 tanks is absolutely nutty.

[@lukekoeppel2721]

Is this posted somewhere blur free??

[@mitcha1065]

not taking surrendering prisoners is a war crime.

[@mgboltstwitch6921]

The Geneva Convention didn't exist.

[@RS-qo1rb]

@@mgboltstwitch6921yes there was the soviets did not sign on to it. 1906 Geneva Convention.

[@RS-qo1rb]

And yes that’s correct. 👍🏻 either way.

[@FacTzZiiq]

Wtf bro. Fr now u really think there are rules in a war? There are rules but bro it’s war no one cares about them. Thats the reality of this world wake up man. Thats not social media with it’s fake perfection that’s the world how she was and will ever be.

[@imposantermrbubblebutt8197]

@@mgboltstwitch6921 but the international law of war existed

[@contrerasfrederic6058]

wtf with blurred ?? Soon you'll blur cartoon too ? unwatchable!

[@donstaunch7895]

where can the unblurred video be watched?

[@HLHyoutube]

39:00 😭😭😭

[@robertmartinez4174]

fighting on two fronts proved to be too much for the Germans.

[@aboynamedthump]

Bad guys are bad at war...

[@aboynamedthump]

Bad guys are bad at war, too...

[@Lomi311]

Three fronts in a way. Germany had to hold the Italian front when that was invaded too.

[@Fatboy00000]

@@aboynamedthump not really...

[@slim420MM]

Never let a foreigner become the leader of your country.

[@KevinLancewicz-ur1db]

Wow, what a great generation ❤️

[@aboynamedthump]

"We weren't sorry." Completely understandable, given the circumstances.

[@GraveYardShif7]

_This is a very good Documentary. To bad KZbinrs have to censor out some of the images of the realities of war._

[@sarahconnor2072]

Gave thumbs down due to blurring history

[@AlexEvdokimov-jq4ks]

None of us were there. 😮 I want to hear the other side.

[@brandonmahoney7293]

Good to see everyone here learning and also pointing out how they sensor and blur history and free speech. kinda weird for 2024 YT.. they must not have watched their history.or its intentionally destroyed so the masses can never watch and learn from history and the mistakes of the greatest generation. everyday now it seems we get a little closer to the next global conflict sadly.. peace and love to everyone from a regular guy in good ol USA. Have a goodnight all! -Brandon

[@Homeschoolsw6]

22:50

[@knarftrakiul3881]

Russia didn't beat the Germans. The harsh winter did

[@whitemailprivilege2830]

4:27 unfortunate name 😂

[@StephaneP-p8h]

🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Canada proud!!! Remember Leo Major!

[@DanteKenchi]

why do i always cringe when they use voice dubbing, just use english subtitles 😂 it's way cheaper

[@nikicadinirenic6806]

And nicer

[@booglog]

Hey I’m listening to this at work the dub is nice when you can’t look at the screen

[@ChrisDeehan-qz9mp]

And what cost now from the last of mankind s true spirit we have all been betrayed by the leaders of the world we bled for today cxxxx 💚💐🌹🇬🇧

[@felixitachimayorquin7868]

My respect to the Russians. Its because of them that the war was won. They defeated the nazis.

[@spannaspinna]

Germany had the soviets on the ropes until US equipment , food , British and US merchant shipping and the winter turned the war . The soviets were finished until they had help

[@felixitachimayorquin7868]

@@spannaspinna its beacause of the Russian people and their will to fight that stopped the nazis. Over 20 Million died. The US loves to say how they helped but in reality the U-boat wolf packs sunk 90% of the ships and they didnt step one foot in Europe until June 1944.

[@Zero_cool79]

If it wasnt for the pact Russia signed with Germany (molotov-ribbentrop pact) there wouldnt have been a WW2. Read more history, bud.

[@davidryan5482]

Shame on them today - Ukraine.

[@felixitachimayorquin7868]

@@davidryan5482 nop. Thats NATO's doing. After the colapse of the USSR in 1991 they promissed they would not move any closer to Russia and look at them now right in their door step. Remember when Russia tried to do the same by putting nukes in Cuba.

[@EBProductions]

What is this footage at some point is the only footage left. Do not blur it

[@johnwright7895]

Disappointing....american accents,blurring....etc.

[@anab0lic]

I tried the free trial for history hit and there wasn't much content available at all... is there more available if you subscribe?

[@TheSuperNinjaEX]

Rest in Peace to all the soldiers who died fighting other peoples wars especially the Christian ones.

[@jimmyd4092]

I have heard many people say how great the German army was in WW2. They had some good commanders and some of there tactics were sound and effective. They lost. If you are the best MMA fighter in the world you cannot win aginst fifteen people coming at you at the same time. The Germans like the Japanese simple bit off more than they could chew.

[@matt2522]

The notion that the Germans were superior in quality but not in quantity is a myth. They lost WWII due to inferiority in operations, strategy, technology, and tactics. Germany could have won had they utilized their early territorial gains efficiently. They absolutely had the manpower and material needed to chew what they bit off. The leadership was just a bunch of water-heads.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

When both engaged sides ( Germans and Soviets) crying 😢 😭 under pressures of memorial painful of that horrible times. It shows how much Nazism aggressiveness and tyranny were horrible and ridiculous ...against humanity. Canadain post warriors narratives was an incredible and believable...

[@hotgluelover]

it feels like it not real. but seeing this. i cant believe real people died. 😢

[@sole__doubt]

Prikaz No.227 :)

[@halcooper3070]

Ummm, working with sharma kills.i forme😊

[@davecopp9356]

The germans really were amazing warriors. Respect and RIP.

[@genaro5766]

You don't understand what a warrior is .

[@waveygravey9347]

Based on what exactly, wehraboo?

[@Nochancet.v]

Russians are

[@samalam98]

Amazing what brainwashing can do.

[@sole__doubt]

The US shouldve allied with them instead.

[@Kfizt]

Why did this turn into a story bout canada. Im canadian n its cool af but like isnt this bout stalingrad

[@powertrioagency5795]

🇨🇦 Has the nicest people I’ve ever met. Now seeing they are tough as ⚰️ nails, i’m in complete admiration. 🇨🇦 your Leader is a tyrant. Stand up and get him Out of power before It’s to late.

[@zartic4life]

Over 2 million people died.

[@mikes9781]

Speaking for myself, I've been watching war videos for 50 years. You don't have to blur the dead to protect me.

[@Slayerofmothers]

It's for monetisation reasons

[@Jura740]

Yo i played so much CoD always Top of the Top Rank 1 and i could easly solo win on D-Day 💪🏻 Sry world that i was born later but the soldiers there on D-Day had a big skill issuse

[@OneAndOnlyKJx]

Never has a documentary put me to tears as much as that Canadian one. Those poor souls going through that. Truly the greatest generation, boy would they be disgusted by the state of affairs now 😢

[@AnastasioCostaMeno]

The Title of the Video is about Stalingrad. 22 minutes later, they’re talking about D-Day 😂😂😂😂 this is just like the video about the Soviet Advance when they only show images from the American advance 😂😂😂😂

[@EpicCBgamerOfficial]

Stalingrad was not a strategic city, in name only. It served no purpose. It could have easily been bypassed, pure ego.

[@Wisstihrwas]

Stalingrad held hughe fabrics such as the tank industry

[@abalogh87]

Had a lot of industry there and Volga was a supply route. But you’re right, straight to Moscow would’ve been a quick defeat.

[@geremiasalvo3406]

Small do-gooders documentary, with blurred original footage. Just thumbs down.

[@lllPlatinumlll]

At the end of all these documentaries there are the usual flowery and poetic lines usually expressing feelings of how it is all to pointless and futile. It seems to me to be a pathological refusal to learn from the actions of the armies about the intentions of the armies and hence those who lead them. We, refuse to learn because those who analyze history refuse to present any kind of narrative which differs even slightly from the propaganda of the day which was written by the minions of the very men who ordered all these other men to kill destroy and die in their stead. How can we possibly learn if we haven't yet learnt to doubt those narratives. Those who orchestrate these wars remain unexamined they remain unexposed.

[@terrencegawe2729]

The blurring needs to stop. It truly ruins the historical impact

[@BnBPeoples330]

What time hotta do bro

[@ellin67]

There were almost no civilians left. Really?

[@dro355]

disappointing that there's no mention of that fast that upwards of 30% of soviet units were UKRAINIAN - Slava Ukraini!!!!

[@beerborn]

STOP THE BLURRING MADNESS !!!!!

[@rafaelmartinez6784]

I do not understand why the editors of this war documentary need to blur scenes showing dead corpses in battles. War is war, what do you expect to see?🔫🥸

[@DanWallace85]

Because KZbin doesn't allow.

[@mikea.6608]

Same reason you had to use stupid water gun emoji and not an actual weapon

[@TheNelster72]

​@@mikea.6608What do they hope to gain by seeing a corpse? This isn't a form of gruesome entertainment. It's an utterly facile opinion.

[@elijahsosa2836]

Biased program. Pay no mind

[@tj_struck]

8:32 "The Red army created punishment troops....they would fire on their own units that are retreating, restoring discipline". I see that hasn't changed in Ukraine either.

[@arthunterns]

When did you serve in Ukraine?

[@kumbalery]

❤❤❤USSR❤❤❤