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This episode is about the "Attack of the Dead Men". During the third battle for Osowiec Fortress in July 1915 during the Great War, German artillery was bombarding the defending Russian soldiers with a new deadly weapon: Poison Gas. The fatal mixture of chlorine and bromine descended like a green fog over the Russian trenches. Without adequate gas-masks to protect themselves, the defenders were believed to all have died in agony. However, as the German infantry advanced, they did not only march right into a Russian counterattack but also encountered the dead, seemingly rising from their graves.
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Written by: Markus Linke and Indy Neidell
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[@eduardklima5698]

If you are interested here is russain version of the song (by Radio Tapok): kzbin.info/www/bejne/noPSqGl9atyEf9k Also newest (or soon to be released ) episode of Sabaton History is Attack of dead men pt.2 : Gas! Gas! Gas!

[@MustaLaatta]

About a sniper who killed around 500 enemies under 3 monts In the winter that rather chily It was incredibly cold in Finland during the winter of 1939-40. In fact, that winter was the second coldest since 1828. Conditions were severe, with temperatures regularly plummeting to -35 degrees Celsius and below.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqS1m6Cnat1saZo

[@brandonhey7797]

@@MustaLaatta Sammi Hyhää (Dunno if I got that right.)

[@MustaLaatta]

@@brandonhey7797 LOL.nope Simo Häyhä, but close enought - thx for trying! !

[@tonypate9174]

Will LDV & co be stumbling down the Sainsbury's AD Christmas 2014 .....reaction trench anytime soon , before a detour to ....Good luck everyone ?

[@dmitry34608]

My great-grandfather fought in Osovets . He didn't come back from the war . Originally from Voronezh, Russian Empire.

[@heatherwheeler8330]

Also the germans were so terrified, they set off their own defense lines, like bear traps when they fled in fear.

[@markmulder9845]

French: *uses non-lethal tear gas* Germans: Lets kick things up a notch *uses mustard gas* Everyone: Well that escalated quickly.

[@dirmusloner7963]

As a Greek in our part of history learn that in Roupel fortress battle against nazi's, nazi's used poison gas through the air system of the fortress to take the fortress. (using gas is an act of cowardice) they have to battle the Roupel fortress for months(with their artillery and panzer with flame guns and stuff) I shared this as the one more time Germans used gas in battlefield

[@martindengler9356]

East Prussia used to be a part of the german Empire. But East Prussia was lost during both world wars and is now part of Poland. The remaining part of Prussia is now the Bundesland Brandenburg in Germany. Prussia was like Bavaria a part of King- and Dukedoms that were united as the German Empire. Prussia was also the biggest and most wealthy state wich is why the first and only german emperors were Prussians. The german empire ended after the first world war.

[@athrunzala798]

The battle of Verdun is the battle that lasted 302 days in the Great War. They have a song and episode about it as well. Also Time Ghost is what Indy runs, currently they have a main series of ww2 week by week and other smaller projects

[@tvaettis0653]

Was just gonna say that

[@sabertheglaceon256]

I think it was 303 days

[@tvaettis0653]

arthur J Hinks yes

[@martinmetal7481]

My Grandfather fought at Ypres durring the time they first used different types of gas . At first they used cloth soaked in urine over faces as proteçtion before masks . He was gassed and sent back home where he died from effects from the gas . Little girls got a doll if there fathers died in battle my mother and aunties never got a doll as officialy he did not die in battle and his name never went on or was mentioned on the war memorial In my home town in UK even though He done his duty .

[@debbieepps7029]

My son is a history buff, He introduced me to Indy and Sabaton, we even went to a Sabaton concert last Oct. 5, the singers birthday. BEST CONCERT EVER!!!!

[@heatherwheeler8330]

They also saw their friends coming in to help , which boosted the dying men's morale.

[@MustaLaatta]

The Hu sound is all about traditional Mongolian instruments and their unique sounds. Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle), Tovshuur (three-stringed lute), Tsuur (Mongolian flute) and Tumur Khuur (Jew’s harp). The Hu is traditional meets modern and past meets present. So, little visible changes to instruments because of style.

[@tor7619]

They now have part 2 of the attack of the dead men🤘👍

[@Brainreaver79]

i love that you guys reacted to their history channel. i think you should continue to react to both because those videos deserve the attention and clarify a lot about the songs. for example cliffs of galipoli in my opinion is an epic song, but combined with the history videos its made epic and gets way deeper

[@Splendor001]

Great reaction, another epic song from them is Resist and Bite. I suggest watching the live version in Antwerp from their latest Great War Tour as the story is about a Belgian unit in the second world war.

[@MDMetal]

That time when a hundred dudes made 7,000 of the Kaiser's Finest crap their pants.

[@AnikaJarlsdottr]

of the surviving "Dead Men", and there weren't manner, the last one I think died in 2011, which is seriously not bad going.

[@lovrosedej7655]

Not gonna lie, i like these group history learning sessions like a lot

[@Razgriz85]

If you haven't seen it, watch the Radio Tapok version that's entirely in Russian, which is more appropriate. He even includes scenes from the reenactment/documentary by Wargaming, which is also entirely in Russian, so you'll need the closed captions on.

[@valmarnecroa6021]

Prussia is now germany. One of my favorite dead nations. A prussian officer trained the american troops in the revolutionary war. And a quote I like "most states have armies. In Prussia, the army has a state"

[@stanhogenelst2555]

I didn't know much about Prussia and I live in a European country where the schoolsystem puts alot of effort into education about WW 1&2. So honestly I don't think it's really that weird to not know that Prussia was a country back in the day. I could be wrong, but I dont think I am lol.

[@heavyjuggernaut3912]

Great vid guys! A couple great suggestions would for the history would be the defense of belgrade from the song last dying breath or Simo Häyä aka the White Death

[@neoxperson7858]

East Prussia wasn't a country anymore at that point. it was just a part of the German Empire.

[@trololopez2437]

But still a state/kingdom within the empire

[@neoxperson7858]

@@trololopez2437 well yeah, but it wasn't acutally "Prussia" anymore. Just a state, not a country.

[@trololopez2437]

@@neoxperson7858 True but you can’t deny Prussia’s existence as an entity prior to Hitlers rise

[@neoxperson7858]

@@trololopez2437 ....I never did that.

[@trololopez2437]

@@neoxperson7858 oh sorry I wasn’t implying that I was just saying that in general

[@arnepietruszewski9255]

That battlefield was literally the whole western front in WW1. A 600 mile long trench system on both sides. Soldiers developed new illnesses like trenchfoot, where your foot rots away.

[@JM-ji9kx]

I absolutely HATE when people say they don't know something because they're from America. They teach a lot of this stuff in school here, you just didn't pay attention. Also, it doesn't hurt to learn things on your own outside of school. Just saying.

[@MettalMaffiaOfficial]

Actually I ln the smaller schools they skip over alot. I know friends from our school that make a great living and did very well in school that have said it's amazing how little they gave us compared to other schools. Our graduating class was 63. These smaller schools just skip alot. Sucks but glad we have this amazing history channel to help us redeem our childhood. Lol

[@Killobot42]

It also relies a lot on the state like take Oklahoma for instance schooling there is shit. America is so massive that our states could be considered nations in their own right in other parts of the world so yes blaming being American for it is over generalizing it’s not by too much. if you get a good school is mostly up to luck or your parents good planning skills. (Also how corrupt/incompetent your local gov is)

[@aprilvoecks5877]

I graduated in the 90's with a class of just over 100. I had 2 years of history in high school: American History I and American History II. The only European history given was history that affected the US (or the area that would become the US). The only reason I had heard of Prussia before was from reading fiction books that mentioned the country (there was a character from there, or the country was mentioned in passing), but no details were given. I know a couple people now who enjoy learning about history so they might talk about it if I show an interest, but that's it.

[@Razgriz85]

I met a girl who was only a week younger than me and she didn't know what Russia was, never heard of the KGB or Gestapo, had no idea who Stalin or Hitler were, I even think I mentioned the American Revolution and Civil War and got a blank stare from her. Her parting words before I double face palmed and called her a "lost cause" was, and I quote "I don't know what you're talking about, I'm not a history major".

[@aprilvoecks5877]

@@Razgriz85 I'm at least not that bad. I know enough to know the gist of why the line in Princess Bride about "never get involved in a land war in Asia" is funny, but not details.

[@Sergei_Agarkoff]

"...German artillery was bombarding the defending Russian soldiers with a new deadly weapon: Poison Gas." WUT??? Well, the "gas battery" and the "artillery battery" shares the word of "battery", but that is the only similarity. Gasbat consists mostly of the steel gas tanks and exhalation components. Gas artillery shells were invented later...

[@hnorrstrom]

This was great, you two togheter makes a great team. I've never heard of this story either even thou I red several books about WW1 so no worries. But yeah I guess US schools focuses on the US. But hey you just have to see Nightwitches the animated story with Sabaton. That Video is fantastic and fun, not horrific as this one. It's about badass female warpilots. Keep up the good work!

[@cameronwalker3188]

Hey guys! Love your videos and Sabaton reactions! If y’all want more ww2 songs Hearts of Iron, and Inmate 4589 are great stories! Hope y’all are doing well, and keep up the amazing work!

[@MettalMaffiaOfficial]

Thanks!

[@sovietred7371]

The last Russian survivor from this battle died in 2013

[@rheath329]

Been waiting for y'all to go live so i can superchat a request. Hellyeah- Oh my God,,, it's a rock supergroup and i know y'all will love

[@ShhImASpy]

"For their country!..." Nah... No way. They were not doing this for the country. They were epicly pissed and they wished that they will be shot by an enemy because of that torture and brink of life agony. Sometimes life and death dispute is just simple as that.

[@lionfromthenorth4580]

Great reaction!🤘 Check out Sabaton's "Fields of Verdun" (official music video) and "Seven pillars of wisdom" (official music video). In this video the host in this history channel is starring as Lawrence of Arabia. 😉 Both songs are from the album, "Great war".

[@omalleycaboose5937]

As far as I know the United States Veterans of that war were not a fan of that whole trench thing everyone else did when the US got involved and chose to fight head on even if it meant high casualties.

[@markusjongren4098]

What used to be Preussa is now (Since the end of WWII) the western parts of Poland and Eastern parts of Germany. (At the end of WWII they actually moved the whole country of Poland to the west by having the Soviet Union (Russia) annexe eastern Poland and Poland annexe the eastern most part of Germany) Before that Preussa was the backbone of the German empire (Germany). Germany as a country is very young. It was formed in 1871. From the end of the Napoleonic wars (1815) and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire, central Europe was a patchwork of small dutchies, principalities, City States and whatever kind of small state-like enteties you could think of, loosely united in the German Confederation. Preussa was one of the most, if not the most, powerfull state. So powefull in fact that it slowly but steady extanded its influence until it could unite most of the different smaller states into the German empire, which then evolved over the last 150 years into the Germany we know today. So, basically Germany could have been known as Preussa, had they not been politically savy enough not to rub it in the face of the rest of their new empire

[@ristusnotta1653]

Check out "Talvisota - The Winter War - Sabaton History 006"

[@ajalonzo2705]

17:30 because we in America have no idea what Soviet propaganda was like. We read 1984 and laugh thinking it could never happen, meanwhile in 1920s Soviet Union big brother was alive and well. We cannot comprehend that sort of shit. It just doesn’t fit into our psyche that our leaders would do such a thing and that we would be complicit in the rewriting of history. We (for the most part) permit the facts to fall as they do. We have blind spots (I.e. war crimes we committed during WWII against Nazi soldiers) but for the most part we don’t just edit our history in order to stop wrongthink.

[@adilachahbar1301]

Prussia is now Belarus and Poland

[@christhompson4161]

good one , your evening, is my morning. then my computer decided on a brian fart.liked.

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[@LemonMan123]

We get taught it, if you take European history

[@brandonhey7797]

Do you guys have the reaction to the full song?

[@MettalMaffiaOfficial]

We do.

[@Pavel-Geleznov]

Königsberg now part of Russia

[@istrysii]

well it most have been better to get shot then, slow dieing from the gas too ... so the 100 was kinda saving them self a fast death then a slow painfull one !

[@ImLGER]

React to the history of Ghost division ;D

[@ратимир-е2й]

Fortress Osovets. Permanent sentry Nine years underground The Russian soldier, who stood on guard permanently for nine years, remained faithful to the oath ...Krepost' Osovets. Bessmennyy chasovoy Devyat' let pod zemloy Russkiy soldat, prostoyavshiy v karaule bessmenno devyat' let, ostalsya veren prisyage...www.historymania.info/view_post.php?id=119

[@crazyfrog.hellas]

Америкашки хорошо говорят,но этот пост не сдали,русские ушли оттуда через сколько то дней или недель,потому что он уже не был важен.Слава русским солдатам,Господь с нами.

[@newsunderfoot]

I recommend watching a new short film (eng sub) on this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2aUaXpum7qebNE P.S. I will be glad if you make a reaction to it.

[@MrMaltheChannel]

Murica is lacking severely in teaching history

[@bavo981]

Honestly 🤣