The Brest Fortress (2010) - Best Russian/Belarusian war modern movie

[@SirBoggins]

They lost millions but saved many more in the process! Glory to the heroes of the Soviet Union!

[@MarcMennesson-q7c]

Thanks for your comments . For Russia . For Russian people . They are great people . Great culture. Great artists . I love you from France .Paris .

[@painiteeclipse5647]

My great-grandfather fought in that war. He was taken captive by the Germans, but he did survive the war, yet his children didn't recognize him. They all thought: "Who is this stranger in our home?" For the rest of his life he was in a wheelchair, and spent his time singing. When I visited the fortress, I shed tears, and almost started crying for my great-grandpa. He was a hero. Thank you, pops! Thank you, for defending the Motherland.

[@traingirl4715]

did he tell you about the war?or maybe he wanted to forget...

[@painiteeclipse5647]

@@traingirl4715 He was dead before I was even born.

[@parkplace6677]

Most Russians don’t know who their fathers are.

[@traingirl4715]

@@parkplace6677 that is so rude

[@parkplace6677]

That’s a historical fact. It’s hard to look st the beautiful subway stations in Moscow and not think about the slave labor Stalin worked to death to build them.

[@thejackadams]

I am a US Army Band veteran and Euphonium player. Thank-you for this wonderful film and thank you Russian comrades for your incredible sacrifices in this war. A few of us know who really beat the fascists.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

You beat Japanese. They behave in Asia similar wie Nazis in Europe

[@aabzhano]

@@Martina-Kosicanka Yes, but even here the Red Army contributed by defeating the Japanese Kwantung Army in Manchuria and Korea.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@aabzhano That is right

[@Dan86130]

Respect for such people

[@jacobsparry8525]

Sorry but LEARN YOUR HISTORY before you go thanking anyone. Remember this is just a little over a year after the Russians and Nazis operated in concert to chew up Poland between themselves. In fact this fortress was a Polish Fort before the Communists and the Nazis attacked Poland by surprise and WITHOUT A DECLARATION OF WAR or provocation, justI might add, as they have done to UKRAINE today! They attacked Poland, a country that was still utilizing a mounted cavalry as its army and extorted the surrender by threatening to bomb and level the undefended Capital City and level it, civil population and all. So I wouldn’t go thanking Russia for fighting the Nazis who were their allies up to the point of sharing Poland! And remember we paid them for their sacrifice too, Billions in material that allowed them to SURVIVE and then fight on. Including technology they never heard of before so we gave them a Great Leap Forward by allowing them to steal bombers, copy equipment and feed their population. If anything I would thank the foot slogging soldiers who did the fighting and dying by NKVD squads for failing to make human wave attacks unarmed. And I would thank them until they reached their own borders and no further.

[@rosendociriaco4417]

this movie is way better than other hollywood movies... more realistic and no over acting of main characters...

[@McDago100]

As an American, I completely agree with you. I don't want to express me opinion of Hollywood, as I am trying to keep extreme negative thoughts out of my mind.

[@MarcMennesson-q7c]

You're american . I'm French . I think we can say we are good people . WE just looking forward for a better life ,full of love , full of friends , full of happyness ....no more . We are nice people ,.. We're just exhausted from out corrupted gouvernments , hawkish, stupid, greedy ones .... I Hope you agree with me , parisian , from France , waiting for a real mankind .❤

[@briancrawford8751]

It was pretty melodramatic, and had the typical over the top explosions from hand grenades and people flying after getting shot. There was also the typical Russian tendency to slow everything down to a snails pace. The most realistic war film I ever saw was The Unknown Soldier (2017), a Finnish film.

[@lindawahren9267]

Hollywood didn't make this

[@najamsyed2851]

Respect to the people of the former USSR who sacrificed so much and gained little recognition.. Thank you Russia from Pakistan

[@gribrus527]

Spasibo brother!

[@dejavu666wampas9]

Easily one of the best war movies I’ve ever seen. The Russian people deserve MUCH credit for their bravery.

[@wooot5077]

Cowards.

[@atomant2969]

You kidding me?!

[@dejavu666wampas9]

@@atomant2969 - No, I wasn’t kidding you. I didn’t even know you existed. How could I set out to personally kid you? You have to stop taking the internet commentary as a personal attack. Relax. Take a deep breath. Pace yourself. There is little doubt about the bravery of the common soldier of WW2’s Russian army. They won The Great Patriotic War, and were the majour combatants of WW2. Look at casualty numbers, if nothing else. Apparently, the modern day Russian army doesn’t quite match their grandfather’s bravery.

[@taiyeebmuhtadi07]

Most of the guys here are belurussian though

[@Leshiy1eyed]

@@taiyeebmuhtadi07 what's the difference?

[@AAJ01]

Why do mother Russia always make me cry with their movies......

[@Тыкто-ю1й]

Because we do only best, or worst films.

[@ЕгорНикифоров-ю9ю]

Мне сейчас 27 лет, я из Якутии. Первый раз нам показали этот фильм в 2010 году в школе на проекторе всем, я до сих пор раз в пол года пересматриваю этот фильм и слёзы наворачиваются! Слава нашим героям! Спасибо за фильм и нашим братьям Белорусам тоже!

[@Carmen-ir8vn]

"They are all alive, somewhere..." Eternal glory at Soviet Union Heroes!!!

[@parkplace6677]

Belarusian’s were the hero’s in this movie. Russians are cowards

[@Pilum1000]

@@parkplace6677 you really stupid. in USSR was all....they was - Soviet. and in this Fortress too...

[@SergeySasin]

@@parkplace6677 you fool sucker

[@andyshtockman8417]

@@parkplace6677 this is absurd. I'm ukrainian, and russians was hero in this movie too! And ukrainians! No russians was cowards in this movie.

[@parkplace6677]

Stalin killed more Ukrainians than the Germans.

[@DabeatSorcerer]

I love it so much! My parents are from Siberia former Soviet Union and my grandparents, great-grandparents and so on were also from Russia. So it hurts to see what they had to go through, but the story is so beautiful and amazing to just see how people who didn't even know each other could be so kind, heartwarming, caring and happy. Best movie I ever watched.

[@DabeatSorcerer]

@@gggiii111 The bell didn't ring so don't teach me History.

[@smartkhangaming8753]

Respect to the soldiers who fought for their motherland... From Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@tipenemokaraka-hiriwa8074]

Very much enjoyed this movie... much respect to the people of the former USSR who sacrificed so much and gained little recognition.. Thank you Russia from New Zealand..

[@parkplace6677]

Funny how they never thank America for saving their country.

[@LicPacane]

@@parkplace6677 who said that? we well remember both Lend-Lease and how the US in December 1941 entered the war, the struggle with Germany's ally-Japan, and the allied landings in Normandy 1944. For me, all the heroes who fought Nazism: Marines in the Pacific, and paratroopers from the 101st airborne division in France, and pilots of the Royal air force over the English channel, and an American worker from a factory that made ammunition for the Soviet Union... but was it salvation? who was sitting in the trenches near Moscow? who fought for every house in the meat grinder of Stalingrad? who rammed the tanks at Kursk? No... we saved ourselves, our great-grandfathers did the impossible, they stood against the strongest army on the planet at that time and drove the Nazis all the way to Berlin

[@parkplace6677]

Nice post you Russian apologist.

[@LicPacane]

@@parkplace6677 then who are you?")))

[@Pilum1000]

@@parkplace6677 USA helped for us , but, of course, we saved ourselves; and we saved many more.

[@vadimandreev8570]

"I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! I am a fortress! Fighting! A young boy touches the microphone with dry lips. -I am a fortress! Nobody hears him. The army retreating to Minsk, the fighters who shoot from the windows, the commander whose head is bandaged ... Nobody hears. Yes, and the boy does not hear himself - the roar of explosions and the crackle of machine-gun bursts. He just wheezes into the microphone: -I am a fortress! Fighting! He wheezes because he is thirsty. But there is no water for the third day. All that is - refers to the wounded and machine guns. He is tired, he wants to sleep. But it cannot. Because you have to wheeze: -I am a fortress! Fighting! His voice rushes into space. He closed his eyes and tries to hear: 'Understood! Welcome! ' But there is no answer. And only hoarse: 'I am a fortress! Fighting! ' rushes through the world ether. Voice is closer to the moon than to the front headquarters. The radio signal has probably already reached her. A little more and he will rush to Mars, to Venus, to the Sun and Jupiter. And so it will be. From the transmitter to the moon - one second. To the sun - eight and a half minutes. To Mars - twelve. To Jupiter - thirty-three. To the army headquarters ... Eternity. -I am a fortress! Fighting! In four and a half years, these raucous callsigns will reach a small star called Alpha Centauri. At the same time, the war will end on Earth. There will be field kitchens and feed the enemy children, accordions will play, echelons will ring with orders, returning home. And the voice will rush through space: -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! There is no time in space. The spoken word is eternal. It rushes to the edge of the Universe and let the boy who wheezed these words is no longer bodily alive, but his words are alive - let him say again: -I am a fortress! Fighting! Three days before these words, a girl will be born far, far from this fortress. She will grow up in hungry, angry and desperate times. She will go to school and sled. She will cry for her father who did not come from the war, and rejoice at the flowers of her mother and stepmother. And the hoarse voice of the nameless boy will fly through the chasm of the vacuum: -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! In the capital, people will stand in a dead crowd at the tomb of the deceased leader. The girl will cry again, clinging to the huge plate of the radio: 'Yesterday, March 5th ...' And somewhere far, far away, a hoarse still rushes: -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! One day, a person will rush after this voice. But he won't be in time. A man will enter low-earth orbit, land on the moon, go out into outer space in a spacesuit, send his funny mechanical cuttlefish to collect alien soil. And the voice will fly and fly through the eternal cold. -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! The stones will grow with grass. The bones will go into the ground by themselves. The sleeves turn green. But the bricks will bleed with letters: 'Farewell, Motherland. I'm dying but not giving up! ' -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! - it still rushes through space. He is still wheezing with peeled lips. The girl is already twenty-five. She takes her first son to a nursery. The national football team of the country takes bronze medals at the World Cup. Kennedy, Cuba, the Beatles and virgin lands. And high, high: -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! And the sky is blue-blue ... The signalman's voice has already touched the Pole Star, Orion's Belt, Veronica's Hair and other Pleiades. The celestial string rang out with a high anguish. The celestial axis has shifted by a hundredth of a micron. But the voice doesn't care. New Constitutions were adopted somewhere. The next Olympics has begun. Goodbye, our affectionate Misha! Hello, our new Misha! And damn you! The voice is so far away that it has long been forgotten. He is still fighting. He is still 'Fortress!' The "fortress" is still fighting under heavy fire, under monstrous bombs, under huge shells. There is no longer that country, the people are already thinning, and the signalman is still sitting at the microphone: -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! Somewhere there, his grandchildren are killing his children. And he? And he did not kill a single enemy. He just sat near the radio transmitter and wheezed and whispered: -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! The dust is such that you can't breathe. The heat is such that there is nothing to sweat with. The fight is such that the trunks melt. -I am a fortress! Fighting! These were his last words and they still fly through the universe. That girl has already become an old woman. And her grandchildren were already preparing to become fathers when the hoarse voice circled the universe and returned. -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting ... Prayer. Nerve. Invisible wire. -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! Fighting! A wire closed through generations. Closed in blood. Closed in death. Shaken by life. An unknown and unrecognized signalman. Who do we have through the rain and mud? Our valiant bond. The bond between fathers and children. Between grandchildren and grandfathers. Between us. -I am a fortress, I am a fortress! I see a fight! -I am a fortress ... - I'm fighting! Eternal battle."

[@daniels_0399]

Well done buddy, well done

[@ZecaPinto1]

tast some testament we got here

[@amtree4140]

Amazing

[@gappuma7883]

Nice one

[@KatherineSparkes]

This comment deserves 1000s of likes.

[@edaxsachorwzky8898]

Now I know why in Russia 🇷🇺 they call it “The Great Patriotic War” 🫡

[@ratnakarlndian7875]

Yes

[@user-nl2xp8yn5v]

The gread Fatherland war! Дословно!

[@Pilum1000]

@@user-nl2xp8yn5v "fatherland" it's not for us

[@sacchaaashiq1923]

Poles are jokes among slavs, such a weak nation with just drunkards

[@ethanramos4441]

*FOR GLORIOUS MOTHER RUSSIA!!!!*

[@tectmum2]

This has to be an award winning film the actors were brilliant, this film will last for years.... thank you for sharing. .. x

[@fiuttello]

"Come and see" is much better and more historically accurate. Pity they didn't mention how in 1939 Nazis and then Soviets attacked the fortress while it was still Polish. After that they both marched in a parade. Fimov was betrayed by one of the soldiers and then shot.

[@vandamme7084]

@@fiuttello , Fuck u

[@vandamme7084]

@@fiuttello , U brain is properganda washed. Polish? Look at the borders of the USSR before the war and after it started. Munich so called "Agreement" decided the fate of everything. Your Poland, with nazi fucking germany's allowance took a piece of Czechoslovakia even before 1939 so don't try to portray it as a victim. USSR was trying to have a pact with Brits and France to withstand nazis way before 1939 but they both refused. If you know anything about strategy u would understand why the fake ass pakt with gernany and USSR was made. Stalin was not an idiot and was trying to create a buffer and buy some time. The attack was imminent.

[@steveguild871]

@@vandamme7084 Stalin was not an idiot, but certainly one of the biggest mass murderers of the last century....or any century, for that matter.

[@vandamme7084]

@@steveguild871 One of the biggest genocides, to your surprise, was committed by Brits in India and American settlers in North America who annihilated native population . It was almost Holocaust but everyone pretends shit never happened. So fuck Stalin but look at your own history before judging others.

[@brianmillar1512]

Another film showing the sacrifice of the Russian people. The world owes them so much. Thank you.

[@someonewhosupportukraine]

Russian? guy sitting on the radio Ukrainian or Belarusian, tanker Caucasian (and it's just in the movie) real defenders of the Brest Fortress were significantly more nationalities and Armenians and Azerbaijanis, Kazakhs, Kyrgyzstan, Chechens, Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians and more. And this war has claimed millions of lives now independent. citizens of the former Soviet Union. And attributing achievements to just one of them is trivial. unfortunately, many of these countries now have unfriendly relations with Russia, and that is only because of the policies pursued by Russia.

[@luchko3936]

Why only Russian?.....no one remembered kazakh, Chechen, Ukrainian...etc

[@ojimdacowpoke1741]

bro, it's belarusian fortress..

[@Merrymanus]

Respects and lots of love from India to our Russian Brothers

[@КкУхухкэк]

Its Belarus

[@shai_huludovich]

@@КкУхухкэк It's USSR

[@murzepka]

2:01:40 "I am a comissar. A communist and a Jew." Very short, but a very strong scene. Maybe the best.

[@rubenalayon3259]

His death sentence !!! Very sad.

[@ericbush3399]

The Red Army turned it around after they convinced themselves that this wasn't a political war between communist & fascists. Most Red Army soldiers hated communism just as much as their opponents, but the German invasion superceded politics. The foreign invasion was a personal affront that had to be put down.

[@murzepka]

@@ericbush3399 the pure statistics says, almost all of the "heroes of the Soviet Union" were communists. Many of them - posthumously. Communism gave yesterday peasants homes, fair work and quality food, if you just learn the statistics. People were convinced to defend the country of the people, not the capitalists.

[@ericbush3399]

@@murzepka Of course. The party leadership would have never awarded anything to a professing non-communist, alive or dead. A red army soldier could have boldly walked up to Hitler and shot him between the eyes, but if he was a non-communist, he would receive no accolades whatsoever. In fact, he almost assuredly would live out his days in the Gulag, and credit for his deeds would've been given to somebody else. Most Russians despised communism, but wouldn't dare say so because of the consequences he or she would suffer.

[@ericbush3399]

@@murzepka ......also, this film is misleading when it comes to the role of commissars or "political officers". They were rarely career military men, and much less leaders in combat. Their main role over time became enforcing Stalin's "not one step back" order. Needless to say, this didn't endear them to the rank-and-file red army soldier.

[@phillipferrell4067]

Not only is this an excellent Russian movie, but it it also good for helping one who is learning Russian.

[@m.s.769]

Excellent movie. Powerful and moving. This is a reminder to the West that the Soviet people sacrificed more than anyone to defeat fascism.

[@Exjful]

M S west =fascism

[@cchairez1947]

Yes, Russia lost millions more lives than many other countries and definitely saved many more by tying down the Germans to the Russian Front.

[@luchko3936]

@@cchairez1947 ahh yeah, russian.......what about Ukrainian, Chechen, Yugoslavian,kazakh....etc

[@cchairez1947]

Yes, many countries participated. Too numerous to include all. Yes, the brunt was in the Eastern Front!

[@luchko3936]

@Drew Harris true

[@sarahlartius5423]

I love to watch Russian war movies because I know the stories are true. Salute to all the war heroes of all countries in the world. They gave their lives for their Motherland.

[@Ingen.17]

Fantastic movie. Not a single one of those men's sacrifice will be forgotten ever!🇷🇺

[@tiernanwearen8096]

My great grandfather was in the English navy in ww1 before the war he and his freinds all agreed to meet after the war was over he went to the place they agreed to meet but there was no one left

[@BarryAllenMagic]

What a truly brilliant film. Not to mention a poignant reminder of why we must continue to fight the re-emergence of Fascism happening across this World. Such bravery and courage demonstrated by the Red Army. Rest In Peace - you truly were ALL heroes.

[@RestaurantOrderingSystem1]

Very powerful Movie. 10/10. There isn't a country in this world that makes more touching/realistic (better) war movies than Russia (Soviet Union). Soviet Russia has been through terrifying history... so many wars. Who won WW2? An ordinary Soviet Soldier (обычный Советский солдат. Ура!)

[@nova_edumacation6638]

Just say russia the soviet union is a thing of the past

[@shohvaliev1925]

@@nova_edumacation6638 if he says russia then people will think that only the russians fought for the soviet union but actually there were other countries who were part of the old country, like ukraine uzbekistan kazakhstan azerbaijan and so on and there were millions soldiers who fought for soviet union from these countries. My greatgrandfather fought in for the soviet union in ww2 as a machine gunner, he was from the province of uzbekistan in old soviet times which is now a country called uzbekistan lol. :) *i reccommend another movie called the "28 panfilovs" its about an army of soldiers made up of mostly kyrgyz and kazakh and some uzbek soldiers who destroyed 54 Tanks! and there only 28 soldiers who destroyed those tanks. sadly only 3 or 4 survived:(

[@stormwarning1693]

@@nova_edumacation6638 But it was the Soviets who fought so bravely...in the past.

[@tectmum2]

No one could take away the horrors that these people went through over the 100s of years they did.. coming from N.Ireland in 1969 and the time we had here you can connect with.. LET THE WORLD BE AT PEACE LORD WE PRAY..

[@sneakyredneck2059]

Dude. All those countries were the Soviet Union, invaded and taken over by Russians. Make no mistake, Stalin was just as bad as Hitler. When freed countries like Ukraine joined the nazis cuz they hated the Soviet Union so much. Like Romania and Finland.... clash of the fuckheads and I wish they killed each other completely.

[@Joe.91s]

Very sad movie,could barely finish it. God Bless the soldiers of the Red Army and the civilians who went through this

[@tiernanwearen8096]

Same here my great uncle was in the RAF he was killed in May 1941.

[@AnDroid-ep2kn]

Светлая память всем павшим советским солдатам, воинам Красной Армии, защитникам Родины - Советского Союза!

[@tiernanwearen8096]

To those who died fighting for freedom against nazism we owe you a dedt that can never be repayed

[@zpz5545]

Героев не забудут, и хотя Советский Союз исчез, на Востоке еще горит огонь.

[@michalvorel9150]

@satsal5002 LMFAO, they only deliberately killed 10 mio of people right?

[@microwave_corporation]

@Sorter_123this guy has a Doctorate degree in Yapology

[@kensievers9311]

I have seen many of these Russian WWII movies. This is one of the best for its realism, passion and its theme of fighting to the end: We may die but will never surrender. We all need sporit that now as we must stand up against today's fascists of the New World Order who would kill or enslave us all, just as the Nazi invaders planned to do to the people of the USSR. The Germans lost but the fascists survived to again try to conquer the world. At least Russia is still standing up against them.

[@vadimanreev4585]

The Russian Federation is a bourgeois state, and any bourgeois state is infected with fascism.

[@volvo1354]

Germans were overconfident, expecting easy victory like Poland and France, until this fortress. it set the tone for the entire campaign. this film is a real testimony.

[@ZecaPinto1]

germans lost some 400s while the red army lost 2000 and had thrice the number of captured in just 7 days

[@Orlington17]

fun fact: Pavlov's House with 30 soldiers lasted more than entire France.

[@VeterPeremen2024]

@@Orlington17 It's not that fun, but it's true

[@greywolf0167]

I waited 10 yrs to see this film....the most profound scene for me was when the camera zoomed into the brick and on the other side was a soldier bleeding from the head in the exact same spot on the other side, great camera work and effects. Great film respect from Canada.

[@mississippinative4578]

A very good movie. In the USA we were not taught the great sacrifices the people of the USSR made during WW2. I have a great respect for those heros.

[@thewestindianboy]

Beautifully directed and very realistic. Trillions of humans have died since humanity started, and human kind still has not learnt its lesson. May all those who passed away RIP now.

[@jacknagel9387]

You wanna know the worst part? A large sum of them died because of war.

[@norwegianboyee]

Sorry but i can't say it's very realistic when Russian soldiers rush out of cover to engage in melee with heavily armed German troops and somehow they win by using such an ancient tactic. In reality they would all have been mowed down easily.

[@linapakhomova1638]

@@norwegianboyee This film is based on documentary avidances from Belorussian archaives. You will learn about this WAR in the course of you life.

[@diamond66ist]

You will never defeat an enemy that is willing to attack with just a chair !

[@mmxx7140]

diamond66ist awsome soldiers,red army was the best

[@yugster78]

Proper Russian hooligans!

[@Robbini0]

Didn't you notice the guy just before or after chair-guy (in different scenes) who was armed with just a board / plank ?

[@taylorliu9093]

Power of Russian Gopniks

[@magnusthered4973]

Brained washed no Fear for there families life yes

[@kamalnepal]

One of the finest war movies commemorating to the memory of courage and sacrifice of the brave souls! 👏👏

[@bp.bertpandi]

Perfect movie. This movie is already 5yrs but still good ilike it ❤❤❤

[@cchairez1947]

Currently reading Russian Heroes 1941-1945 by Albert Axell. There is a chapter "The Hero Fortress" about the city of Brest, recommended reading. I was impressed with the movie and how the characters tied together. It is good to see that there are heroes everywhere in this world not only the few but many! I highly recommend this movie especially to the World War II history buffs! Well made movie!

[@alicia9688]

This movie showed the true horrors of war

[@joemamajoestar4948]

Come and see is the most horrific

[@marietoure1205]

@@joemamajoestar4948 I heard about it but I didn't have enough courage to watch it !

[@someonewhosupportukraine]

only propaganda paints war as something wonderful. Real war means pain, loss, death around, dirt, loose hoses, tears, burning cities, corpses around. and what is most important is to fight young people in that war and the old ones cause that war. soldiers pay with their lives for what politicians caused their tongues. Warfare is the last thing. there is no need to destroy the great mind. Remember this. It is better to let soldiers work as protection against war or civil protection work, during natural disasters (when soldiers need to stop floods, fire, rescue people after an earthquake and volcanic eruption)

[@aabzhano]

@@joemamajoestar4948 In a way, yes - from the perspective of the civilian population occupied by the Nazis. C&S does not show any military action (the final ambush scene non-withstanding). This movie shows how warfare looked line on the Eastern Front in the first days of war. It only got worse from there.

[@globalbrigade3052]

@@marietoure1205 you should do!. Its not gory or nothing, but its nightmare fuel for sure.

[@blinkintervention2110]

Best world war film i have ever seen, and I have seen plenty. Thank you Russia!

[@parkplace6677]

Another movie where the American contribution is overlooked.

[@T_5N1P3R]

parkplace6677 this is about the eastern front, not the pacific theatre nor the Normandy landings

[@akhandbharatiya2493]

@@T_5N1P3R meanwhile Normandy landings were coalition , Russians had to fight on their own .

[@JM-kv2kn]

@@parkplace6677 The Red Army took care of 80% of the German Army by themselves. What Allied contribution were you talking about?

[@parkplace6677]

@D T Shouldn't you be in quarantine right now? Nobody wants to hear from you.

[@rin4en258]

Thank you so much, dear international friends for writing all these warm comments to the film. Reading it again and again with tears on eyes, sad memory and pride for the people of our state which has gone decades ago.

[@kadoj]

👍 despite common opinion, many of us really do have sympathy for the Russian people, especially those who have been conscripted or tricked/coerced into enlisting. As well as their loved ones who will likely never see them again. Just not the Russian military or government. What I don’t understand is, there are many thousands of common foot soldiers and support troops in the Russian military. Why, when it became clear that they were being manipulated by a tyrant with a yearning to make his black mark on history, did they not turn and overwhelm the rotten command structure responsible for pretty much all of Russia’s current economic, military, and political issues…. That I will not understand. It feels very much like a repeat of the rise of the 3rd reich in Germany and Austria, where the general populace were well aware of what was happening and just…. allowed it to happen. Hopefully, the Russian people will soon be blessed with courage and a clear view of their situation. It’s affecting thousands of innocent people. There are no more far-right ultranationalists in Ukraine than there are in Russia, probably a lot less, actually. Zelensky is a Jew, for fucks sake. The Russian government and military command complex is rotten to the core, I pray the Russian people see this fact soon and make the…. necessary adjustments… before putins actions and those of his cronies become so much of a problem for their neighbors and the rest of the free world that someone outside Russia feels obligated to do something about it. That would be a shame. As an important aside, those Russians who have been ever so brave and have been stubbornly speaking out against the horrors of this awful war will be remembered as heroes who did their best and risked much to make their voices heard. Be careful, be strong, and have compassion. You’re not alone in this.

[@beanboi5068]

Long live the soviets!

[@AtomicLobster69]

I have one of the pins awarded from the great patriotic war and holding onto it while watching this movie gives me some eerie feelings as I watched. A salute to the soldiers who fought bravely to the last standing.

[@surajrasta1995]

Magnificient movie Huge love to Red Army all the way from Nepal !🙏🏽🇳🇵

[@rezhnov8737]

Thenks from Russia❤peace and goodness to you all

[@michaelochido3244]

from kenya....a great patriotic war movie.....i dont blame the russians for what they did to the fascists after operation bagration and after crossing the vistula and oder rivers in 1945.....this is part of history we never learned about,,,,,,

[@gribrus527]

За, что винить? За блестящую операцию и множество военнопленных нацистов которые питались не хуже большинства русских солдат на передовой и за то, что многие из них возвратились на родину через 8-10 лет? Отдельно прошу изучить помощь СССР как Африки, в виде инвестиций и строительства не менее 3.3 $ миллиарда долларов CША и это с 1965-1970 так и Кении, так, что идите вы нахер со своим "Я не веню" пес!

[@6262742]

A great story teller through the eyes of a child who lived through a horrific war and found happiness. Also a beautiful song at the end. Who says Russian movies are boring? I say otherwise, thanks for posting such great movie on KZbin.

[@tonyromano6220]

6262742 Russian movies about WW2 tend to be fantastic.

[@6262742]

@@tonyromano6220 I agree, I like Russian's WW1 & 2 movies. It's a treasure trove of subject to explore/make and proudly present to the world. Viet Nam should do the same with its rich and vast experience in dealing with foreign invaders through out its thousands years of history.

[@malvinkola2355]

do not forget that russia wins the war in the end 😊

[@tiernanwearen8096]

@@malvinkola2355 cold comfort to the 27 million dead

[@liaastuti5992]

Just see come and see

[@kailuakidd1512]

Brilliant. Excellent portrayals. Heroic in every sense. Thank you.

[@tescomealdeal9901]

The Old Adage of "The War was won with American Power, Soviet Blood and British Time" lives true through this movie, really shows how much the Soviets Gave just to keep their homes.

[@gribrus527]

Идите Вы со своей "американской мощью" ваши сатанисты спонсировали гитлера американскими долларами, а потом пережили кризи благодаря золоту поставляемому от СССР как и зерну, ваши предки поставляли сломанные станки с кучей недоработок умышленно, ботинки которые через пару суток приходили в негодность и консервы от качества которых сами американцы были бы в шоке, завышенные цены в три раза на продукцию истекающему кровью народу выращенному вашими инвестициями. Америку от кризиса спас "Нацизм", русское золото и американски облигации за счет американского народа!

[@seiunico07]

I’m from Vietnam and my grandfather fought in Vietnam war, against France and USA. So my family shares the feeling of Soviet people when we see the movie.

[@andreym9800]

Мой учитель истории в школе воевал во Вьетнаме против США. Официально он не воевал. Был инструктором. Обучал вьетнамцев обращению с советскими системами ПВО. На его личном счету есть сбитые Фантомы:)

[@andreym9800]

С большим уважением и симпатией он вспоминал вьетнамский народ

[@СтаниславЕремин-ы2й]

Брат.

[@WhiteSeaLeviathan]

Invasion by western powers is always the same. My Love to u from a Russian brother to my Vietnamese brother.

[@teltos6817]

был в Хошимине в музее "геноцида вьетнамского народа от рук США". У меня ком стоял в горле, наворачивались слезы. Жуткое ощущение общего горя и беспомощности. На фотографиях в музее видел довольных янки с человеческими трофеями в руках. Это жутко видеть. Мои соболезнования и уважение народу Вьетнама.

[@MrLandry2010]

This was a good film, they were very heroic.

[@richardstone5241]

One of the best movies I have ever watched. Masterful. A true work of art!

[@jasonparr4275]

This is surely among the top ten WWII films of recent times. Four and a half stars!!!!

[@judgingmorty7371]

"I'm from Brest Fortress" ----some random painting at Berlin 1945

[@Bresnick13]

My grandfather worked to repair the Brest fortress in 1913.

[@অকালকুষ্মান্ড-ধ৭ঙ]

This is how a great film can be made. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@indigoclassic9894]

দেখে রাশিয়ানদের প্রতি ভালোবাসা একটু বেড়ে গেল।

[@christomirenevivanov6245]

Odlican film, teska prica,ostavio na mene puno utisaka,zivela Rusija 🇷🇸🤝🇷🇺

[@JohnDoe-xo9so]

Respect from Canada to the common people.

[@MarcMennesson-q7c]

A wonderful russian movie . Like many others . It's a real pleasure to see this very nice movie for the third time Inthing with the russian version .

[@nirmalrajput3921]

Russian war movies and their heroes always touch my heart .. Long live Russia ❤️😭

[@КкУхухкэк]

Its Belarus

[@Борис_Васильев]

​@@КкУхухкэк Актеры российские. Сюжет и снимался фильм россиянами. Крепость только в Белоруссии, и то эту крепость построила Россия

[@dougtheviking6503]

Very good movie, well done . Finding foreign films more interesting than our Hollywood big budget blockbusters. Very sad though for everyone involved . Much resilience & bravery .

[@ripping7721]

Much fakeness as well. Read the real story, not a propaganda film made by the Russians.

[@aabzhano]

@@ripping7721 If only you now explained your position... What happened in this fortress is very well researched and known.

[@snaymer1858]

@@ripping7721 Why propoganda?

[@kamaldhir8769]

Difficult to explain in words very heart touchy and one of the best war story/movie. Salute to great n bravest soldiers n their sacrifices. Thanks to production too. Great work. Homage to real heroes ! from India!

[@ThePRCommander]

Thank you from Denmark.

[@petershim5900]

What a most emotional war movie. I found mysel in great distress many times over. Well done Sirs! and Madams!🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️

[@peterchilds9309]

Thank you for uploading this movie it was a real good movie !! From Texas !!

[@rodjarrow6575]

good Russian film "The Star" about military intelligence during the second world war: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJSqdGWAec1gpsU

[@hillncer1]

wonder how could a movie be that realistic! the best WW2 movie i ever saw it is

[@joydevsarkar4474]

Good but not as this ,only the pacific BY HBO can match

[@jimbennett3788]

Thank you for posting this important movie about the patriotism, bravery, camaderie of these soldiers and their families. The Russian people along with the Chinese suffered horribly during The Great Patriotic War and The Great East Asian War - in particular the civilians - at the hands of their enemies - who were led by some of the most evil humans to ever walk this planet.

[@mtszymon]

Do not forget, that J. Stalin, (who, by the way, started this war by pact with Hitler in august 1939) was pure evil too. Many nations of eastern Europe suffered during Soviets occupation 39-41 and even after "liberation" 44-45. These brave boys in blue hats and with red rims (NKVD), the true and disintereted communists, were symbols of fear and terror for whole nations. Just like two runes or skull of SS. Do not forget it, when You see well done important movies like this.

[@worldoftancraft]

@@mtszymon Of course. Red Orks were assaulting the Saint White Valinor, the Eastern Europa, liberating the free people from their freedoms. Nothing but that was happening. Yeah, sure.

[@worldoftancraft]

@@mtszymon Also, we of course should never forger blue hats and with red rims! Because how can you only forget the traffic regulator and border guards in other words, learn the material part, dilettante. And stop retelling the pro-liberal, pro-Merikkkan myths.

[@mtszymon]

​@@worldoftancraft Oh. So, You didn't knew about pact between Hitler and Stalin? No? The photo of Guderian and Krivoshein in Brest '39 - never seen? Because You you clearly didn't know, the Soviet border guard was part of the NKVD - so maybe that's why they wore blue hats with a red ribbon - just like the NKVD. And the traffic regulators - weren't they soldiers of Internal forces? Have you heard of these guys (NKVD)? Or maybe it was not so, they terrorized all the nations of the USSR? Is it not so? (By the way, it is funny but many of members of communists internal forces, political polices and others, were trying to convince, they were "then" only traffic regulators.) So what about myths? Was the USSR an ally or an enemy of the Reich when the war broke out? The red soldiers were defending or were they crossing the borders? Hope you know the story didn't start in '41 June?

[@snab032]

@@mtszymon Poland signed the Hitler - Pilsudski Treaty one of the very first in Europe in 1934 . Pilsudski's Poland and Hitler's Germany were so close that after Pilsudski's death, Goering personally arrived in Warsaw for Pilsudski's funeral , and Hitler held a memorial mass in Berlin . Look for a lot of photos on the Internet. In 1938 , after the Munich Agreement, the Poles divided the Czech Republic with the Germans . By assigning the Tenesh region. They fully supported Hitler's policy towards the Jews. They conducted an adventurous, reckless policy . Churchill at that time was an opponent of Chamberlain, who signed the Munich agreement . Because I understood and personally wrote at that time that the Czech Republic can issue military-industrial complex products at its factories at the level of Britain . Churchill also called the Poles the jackals of Europe . Poles categorically did not allow the USSR to help the Czech Republic. The USSR entered Poland STRICTLY AFTER THE POLISH GOVERNMENT QUICKLY DUMPED IT OVER THE HILL. Poland was beheaded . And yes, the Lands of Western Belarus and Ukraine were never purely Polish (like Smolensk for a while) . Since the 17's, Poland itself was part of the Russian Empire. When it was divided into three parts. And of course, the Molotov-Ribentropp Pact, which people like you consider the beginning of the war, was not such . Yes, the USSR cooperated with Germany, as did the whole of Europe at that time , I'm not talking about the States that sponsored the military-industrial complex of the Reich. Especially for idiots like you, I will explain . The M-R Pact in 1939 had a colossal historical significance for the USSR in another direction. In the Far East . In 1938, the Soviet Union's grueling war in Mongolia with the Japanese ended . This Pact was a killer for Japan . In the sense that the Japanese realized that in the development of the territories of the Far East , China and Mongolia , Hitler is not their assistant . Thus, they completely reformatted their military doctrine from land to mainly sea . Admirals came to the General Staff instead of generals . Thus, they changed their geopolitical space and reoriented themselves to Oceania . And later , the United States, not the USSR, declared war . This made it possible in the 41st to release troops from the Far East and Siberia and defend Moscow. Thus, the Molotov - Ribentropp Pact, changing the course of history, played one of the decisive roles in the victory of the USSR. I'm not saying that Stalin is handsome, 40 thousand Poles near Smolensk (although there are also questions ) you can't just write it off, but this is his personal revenge for tens of thousands of Red Army soldiers captured in 18 near Warsaw and tortured by Poles in captivity by hunger, cold and disease. Russian Russians are blamed for Stalin's repressions , for deportations , although they know perfectly well that it was not the Russian people who did it, but the NKVD, the Russians helped them in the same Siberia. I'm not talking about the 500 thousand fighters who died for Poland. But the Poles do not remember this . At the same time , they and the Balts are silent that their very population, without any NKVD, Gestapo coercion, gave out tens of thousands of Jews . THIS WAS DONE BY THE POLISH PEOPLE THEMSELVES on their own initiative. The Poles deserve everything that they have done all their history without looking back and continue to do without making any conclusions.So it was the Poles and the British who gave Germany the impetus to start the war when they handed Czechoslovakia to Hitler on a platter . But of course, the Polish Institute of "TRUTH" will never write about this, but will sue if you write it, for example, in Polish publications.

[@dixit312pubg5]

С Днем Победы, любовь из Индии Это 9 Май 🇮🇳 🇷🇺

[@КириллКарташов-х4ю]

Thank you from soul.

[@Pilum1000]

Nazy : we have the army of social-darvian cannibals, exestential Empire of Evil. Soviet: we have a New Humans. 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap6yi2Oegp54Y9k - Germany Berline 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGO3i5VmraZsh5I - Spain 3. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJrOp2yco7Obla8 - USSR Brest Fortress 4. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioSVf52EoJWLbq8 - USSR Moscow 5. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4CnhYWsr5yFgpI - Reich 6. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haubcq2vn9GfrdE - USSR Stalingrad 7. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zOe42tmr6Ugqs - USSR Belarus 8. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKm0imV4o8llhrs - USSR Crimea 9. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iovGf2lsiLqCbpY - Germany Berline

[@Pilum1000]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3fUnXiPjtRqd68

[@Всёпо2мировой]

Спасибо.

[@MT-eb9wl]

The Ukrainians watch this and, conclusion : "Wow the Germans were so cool!! let's make them our heroes, wear their patches and worship Bandera!"

[@MT-eb9wl]

​ @neilw.3012 Didn't Ukraine erect lots of statues / rename street names after OUN-B leaders while systematically destroy all statues / eras the names of those who fought against Nazi Germany, namely the USSR? Is that not true? Or is it all Russian propaganda? Have you heard of Babyn yar? google maps shows that the street next to it got renamed Avenue Stepan Bandera. Is that Russian propaganda? or is that simply a democratic move from the authorities to put together the victims and the genocide perpetrator in an effort to bring people together? Educate me please as it seems all these facts must be wrong!! shall I watch CNN to get my act together? Any suggestions are welcome!

[@konstantinstefan6255]

​@@neilw.3012There are no ss Galicia Division marches in Ukraine?

[@72fanat]

​@@neilw.3012 предатели своих предков и потомки нацистов. Ничему вас история не учит.

[@Farmer_Jon_]

nailed it !

[@NicholasEzclapz]

Because Ukraine wants to be independent they are Banderists?

[@lloyd7177]

The horrors of war what a true insight of the pain and misery the Russians suffered at the hands of the Nazis but there are any untold Russian soilders

[@bleach9901]

The germans also need their perspective shown too.

[@lloydlovell8431]

@@bleach9901 I did say they didn't, my view on wae is as follows, war does not solve anything apart death , heartache, and hatred for many generations to come , war leaves people, fatherless motherless, children left without any parents, was it all worth it, did it solve anything, know it didn't, I don't agree with any war, but there's an old saying, so long as there's man, there will be wars

[@luchko3936]

Yeah only russian suffered the war😒

[@ojimdacowpoke1741]

are you sure about USSR was only russia?..

[@TheElpikachu]

This is the first Russian movie I ever seen. And I enjoyed it a lot

[@user-nu9pg6bq7v]

you should watch the movie tankers its free on yt and its amazing/in russian its my second favorite movie in the world

[@mathotmijajo3981]

With love and respect to Soviet brave Heroes from India

[@abhishekpodder7594]

Thanks to Mother Russia....!! Forever in your debt..!! Yours truly..!! - Respect from India.

[@ericbush3399]

@@abhishekpodder7594 You keep kissing Putin's ass and it's no wonder we're you end up.

[@lokrajsarmah7105]

Very touching.... powerful... great movie..... salute.

[@rubenalayon3259]

In this 2020 pandemia, people should not forgot those events that took place precisely 79 years ago this week, the 22 June 1941. This movie recreates those terribles days of the suffering of the heroic Russian peoples in defiance of that invasion that eventually culminated to the final victory and defeat of the Nazi régimen in May 8 1945. Aproxímate more than 25 million Russian perished in this heroic endeavor.

[@Patricia51264]

I believe the total overall death count was closer to 50 to 60 million. When the Germans first entered Russia, they razed (completely destroyed) everything in their sight. There was no time to bury the bodies of the millions left dead from one town to another. If it were not for the Russian people, we would not have won WW2. Many, many, many thanks from Canada!

[@rubenalayon3259]

According to various military sources, death estimates for the Soviet Union in WW2 fluctuates about 8.8 to 10.7 million regarding military personnel deaths and about 24 to 27 millions concerning civilian deaths. Worldwide casualties estimates vary widely in several sources. According to these sources almost 60 millions perished in the Second World War. Other sources claim about 50 million casualties in Nationalistic China alone due to the Japanese invasion of their country from 1930,s to the end of the war in 1945. You can verify this figures at Wikipedia or other reliable sources. Thank for your interest in this subject. I myself become interest in this matter a time ago and had the privilege to be stationed overseas in Germany and had the opportunity to visit the military historic sites and learnt a lot about it.

[@nathanchristopher2677]

True some many lives cut short because of evil people in power, That is the real tragedy of War

[@oleksandrzubchenko7739]

@@Patricia51264 not onlyIn the Soviet Red Army, not only Russians served and died, but also many other nationalities of the Soviet Union (I have no idea why when foreigners hear the Soviet Union, they think only of Russians), such as Ukrainians (by the way, the second most casualties of the Red Army soldiers ), Belarusians, Kazakhs, Moldavians, Chechens, Uzbeks, etc. Not all honors should go only to Russians, although they were the majority of the red army, but only about 66%.

[@oleksandrzubchenko7739]

@@rubenalayon3259 In the Soviet Red Army, not only Russians served and died, but also many other nationalities of the Soviet Union (I have no idea why when foreigners hear the Soviet Union, they think only of Russians), such as Ukrainians (by the way, the second most casualties of the Red Army soldiers ), Belarusians, Kazakhs, Moldavians, Chechens, Uzbeks, etc. Not all honors should go only to Russians, although they were the majority of the red army, but only about 66%.

[@bobbymcpherson3475]

Incredbly powerful story from a child's point of view. The world has yet to hear the Russian Story

[@rodjarrow6575]

good Russian story "The Star" film about military intelligence during the second world war: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJSqdGWAec1gpsU

[@rodjarrow6575]

@@nazarznatkevich929 With the fact that Belarusians are Russian (White Russia)

[@giftedeze7523]

I first saw this movie two years ago and u decided to see it again...it is worth it

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

This was another great Russian film! Thank you!

[@mc4661]

Something I forgot to mention. The best Russian war film is ‘Come and See,’ which can be found on KZbin. It’s actually one of the most frightening films I’ve seen, but a work of art at the same time.

[@parkplace6677]

In thought Come and See was terrible. There was nothing in that movie about how Stalin did exactly the same thing to those people.

[@КириллПерваков-м4э]

itsnt best movie...so-so

[@АртёмГорский-б3б]

This is so true!

[@Pilum1000]

Nazy : we have the army of social-darvian cannibals, exestential Empire of Evil. Soviet: we have a New Humans. 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap6yi2Oegp54Y9k - Germany Berline 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGO3i5VmraZsh5I - Spain 3. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJrOp2yco7Obla8 - USSR Brest Fortress 4. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioSVf52EoJWLbq8 - USSR Moscow 5. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4CnhYWsr5yFgpI - Reich 6. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haubcq2vn9GfrdE - USSR Stalingrad 7. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zOe42tmr6Ugqs - USSR Belarus 8. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKm0imV4o8llhrs - USSR Crimea 9. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iovGf2lsiLqCbpY - Germany Berline

[@Pilum1000]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3fUnXiPjtRqd68

[@Creepymoon4578]

Red salute to great soviet people. Long live comrades long live

[@stevegeorgiou5401]

What a beautiful movie .Thank you for uploading this wonderfull memories of yours. I wish you find peace in your life. Sorry you went trough all suffering.

[@sukhpindersangha4254]

Now I know who was the real hero off ww2 salute russia love from indian punjabi.

[@kennybyers8213]

Great film!! Wow, powerful tribute to those brave patriots!

[@eddgraham5340]

Thanks, another great film from Belarus.

[@Michael-uv1gk]

Excellent Film..! Some of the best movies I've seen recently have come out of Russia...!

[@Pilum1000]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3fUnXiPjtRqd68

[@yanaeliseeva223]

Michael it’s a Belarussian Film) 🇧🇾

[@Pilum1000]

@@yanaeliseeva223 it's movie about USSR.

[@hd-gs5jo]

@@yanaeliseeva223 это совместный продукт, насколько , я знаю. Русско-Беларуский.

[@f.ba.4157]

Superb movie! A very good realization, good actors, beautiful pictures ... and a history of Russia that I did not know and that merited to be. Thank you for sharing. One of the best war movies I could see.

[@bablukumarmandal5963]

I LOVE SOVIET UNION✊FROM INDIA✊

[@zepter00]

You love them because you never had border with them 😆

[@bablukumarmandal5963]

@@zepter00 who Are You????👊

[@zepter00]

@@bablukumarmandal5963 kzbin.info/www/bejne/moKsdHR_grShm5I

[@bablukumarmandal5963]

@@zepter00 I Will Never Talk To You....Rubbish

[@zepter00]

@@bablukumarmandal5963 I can live with that

[@El_Avalo]

🇧🇷🇷🇺 Russia played the most important role in defeating the NAZIS

[@evghenigordienco7915]

Decisive role! Although today they try in every possible way to hide this fact.

[@billathighwoods4289]

So true, great people, but now intimidated or brainwashed, their leader acts like another 1920s gangster

[@harrybridges9306]

Surely, it is accurate. The best music has always come from the East. Thank you for showing the courage and their overcoming of fear. The Germans had a right to overcome the Depression. They did Not have reason or the right to invade other countries. I have sent the link to my family. Hopefully, they will gain knowledge and compassion for Eastern peoples, as I do.

[@vadimandreev8570]

The Germans were the first victims of fascism. Hundreds of thousands of people who disagreed with the Nazis were killed or put in concentration camps. The rest of the German citizens were either intimidated or bought with promises.

[@th-uh2oo]

Good USSR propaganda. What is totally misleading in this film is fact fortress was located in Poland not in Russia. This part of Poland was in Russian occupation zone since 1939. Fortes immediately become prison and headquarters of NKVD. Thousand of Poles, was tortured and executed within its walls. Edit : Russian German victory parade in Brest 1939: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWfKmGSwaqmirKs

[@vadimandreev8570]

@@th-uh2oo Have you heard about the Curzon line, Mr. pole? Why, if the U.S.S.R. started a war against Poland, did not the allies of Poland-France and Britain-declare war on the U.S.S.R.? Why didn't the Polish government declare war on the USSR?

[@th-uh2oo]

@@vadimandreev8570 books.google.com/books?id=Z4J2c4jEhjYC&lpg=PP1&ots=bZGlBhYrYd&dq=isbn:0521483859&pg=PA44#v=onepage&q&f=false No -2 Expansion of the "Russian" Revolution was the real reason behind WWII. Map was completed in November 1941, USA declared war on Japan in December 1941. Kurile Islands are part of USSR as of 1941.www.loc.gov/resource/g3200.ct001256/?r=0.46,0.216,0.184,0.072,0

[@luchko3936]

@@th-uh2oo Brest is in Belarus

[@Liam_ben97]

Wow!! Love this movie a lot! Bless the heroes who served in the Red Army and liberated Auschwitz. To me, my family and my grandpa who survived the war as a child- They are the true Heroes against Nazi Germany ❤❤❤❤

[@morfooni]

Thank you for uploading this, It is truly a masterpiece

[@Jo_Wardy]

Great movie. Very well done. It really shows the what the soviets went through with no modesty. Respect to all soldiers of all nations who fought and died for the country

[@smax7784]

In the year of our Lord 2020... "I'm Fortress. I'm Fortress. Conducting battle. Waiting for reinforcements. I'm Fortress. I'm Fortress. Conducting battle. Waiting for reinforcements. I'm Fortress. I'm Fortress... Seems nothing changed. My Lord give me please even a small part of the strength of those people. To be worthy of honor to call myself as those descendant.

[@vadimandreev8570]

Many of them were atheists and Communists.

[@smax7784]

@@vadimandreev8570 Это хоть что-то меняет?

[@vadimandreev8570]

@@smax7784 Меняет... Всё. Героизм не передается по наследству.

[@amlosaxon1773]

This Movie is among my Favorite WW2 Movies Downfall, Come and See, Days of Glory, Saving Private Ryan, City of Life and Death, etc. this movie is a rare gem made with respect and as realistic a depiction you can get on film of what probaly happened at the Brest Fortress I'm glad my friend pestered me to watch this movie going to recommend it to my Friends now.

[@evghenigordienco7915]

If interesting. Several modern Russian films about the Second World War: Panfilov's 28 Men , drama (Russia), English subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3zWZ39vZ9aigdE&lc=UgyFB77t3OJYOILHDPl4AaABAg.98tIl_B8m3B9BR8isIYYjI "The White Tiger", drama/mysticism (Russia), English subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5qqdX1rYsmLl6s "Stalingrad", drama (Russia), English subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH65iGN5qKxkY5I%E2%80%8B "The Dawns Here Are Quiet", drama (Russia), TV series, episode 1- 4, English subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6ebp2R9is-qgsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/naCVc4WEl958ppo kzbin.info/www/bejne/on3Kl3-gr7OGoas kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXzPh3VnZbZ1oNk "Battle for Sevastopol", drama (Russia), without subtitles : kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2W9ZHqMYqmHbLM ....And watch for sure the adventure film about tanks - "T-34" (Russia). But he, unfortunately, is not on KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eprUYpeCpdagsJo ...and else...here is a very good film, on a slightly different topic ... but worth a look - "The Edge", drama, (Russia), English subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmipnnWPgMepha8

[@williamthompson2941]

Большое спасибо good way to remember those heroes

[@KabirGaming10]

Bravery at its best , an impressive story to tell

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

RIP. I remembered you today, on the anniversary

[@deanshaw8133]

Thank you for offering such an extraordinary movie.

[@riftraft2015]

Its nice to see these soviet war films showing the tenacity, fortitude, and determination of the soviet people. They won a war with not much more than shear will. The "man of steel" did NOT win the war. The "people of steel " won the war.

[@kolikoputasiljubilastranca5246]

Love for motherland Rusia, from Serbia ♥️

[@surajgaikwad9650]

spaciba .I m Indian .love u Russia from my bottom of heart.very nice movie . I will die but not surrender. Salute to Russian Army.

[@surajgaikwad9650]

Are you Russian

[@luchko3936]

Hahak 😂

[@daniellouis8489]

Russian movies have such much more depth than Hollywood WOKE trash and propaganda. It's almost as every Russian is an actor. It is so refreshing. Tks. Keep producing m.

[@mr.daymusicproducers1676]

i will never forget about this movie thanks for the tell me about the history RUSSIA you are the great country,,and we are the best friend since my first president Ir.Soekarno the people who liberate my country to date....... sallaaamm respect from INDONESIA to RUSSIA its some honor to me

[@th-uh2oo]

Fortress was located in Poland not in Russia. Russian German victory parade in Brest 1939: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWfKmGSwaqmirKs

[@ryadovoyosipenko85]

@@th-uh2oo Fortress located in Belarus, Brest, you idiot

[@ArupDattaAD]

I just love this movie. So inspiring. I am from Bangladesh. As a non-Russian speaker, I am earnestly requesting you upload more WW2 movies like this with English subtitles.

[@Max-rk1oy]

This movie is so under-rated. It has a story of how tough life was in russia when the Germans invaded, and the Americans always take credit for everything. Piss off

[@ssgus3682]

As an American I agree. The worst example from Hollywood "The US did it all" was U-571.