The Dark Secret of Stalin's Son

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In the summer of 1943, the Germans captured dozens of Soviet prisoners of war during the Battle of Smolensk. However, one of them stood out. It was Yakov Dzhugashvili, the eldest son of Joseph Stalin.
Stalin's first son was born to the dictator's first wife and only love, Kato Svanidze. When she passed, her husband was devastated and abandoned their son with his wife's relatives. He would be hard on the boy from then on, even refusing to give him the name Stalin.
When World War 2 broke out, Yakov had become a man and served his country as an artillery officer. But in an unfortunate turn of events, he was seized by the enemy and turned in by his own people.
The Nazis would exploit his image in propaganda strategies and even tried to swap him for a German prisoner in the custody of the Soviets. However, they did not realize one key detail: Joseph Stalin was no family man…
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[@L3GHO5T]

“You fool, couldn’t even shoot him self “ has to be some of the hardest words a father has ever spoken

[@MrDominicharrison]

Stalin was quite likely a nasty psychopath to whom every person n was an object, even his own boy

[@L3GHO5T]

@@MrDominicharrison I think you could have excluded that “quite likely” part. He definitely was and probably more then a psychopath/sociopath

[@L3GHO5T]

@@MrDominicharrison I think you could have excluded that “quite likely” part. He definitely was and probably more then a psychopath/sociopath

[@MrDominicharrison]

@@L3GHO5T true!

[@oe3567]

“Hold the flashlight”

[@fluffytoaster1827]

The poor boy never got to experience his Father’s love until after death.

[@semdavidanger]

Yep,.

[@jagdpanther2224]

That was his father's own ridiculous as being the supreme commnader or USSR. Yakov has actually delayed the advance of German army

[@eluilus4017]

So much other things to do ..

[@niniv2706]

Humans cannot experience anything beyond life . There is no god .

[@saul1001]

Always makes me sad reading about poor Yakov. He only wanted to make his father proud and suffered terribly for it.

[@SanitysVoid]

I think he did that in the end but it took his death.

[@Kaiserland111]

Sadly that story isn't unique to Yakov.

[@TheChuyDewy]

@Legalize Raping Russian Broads In America why do you hate russians so much? are you from ukraine I wonder if so best of luck still

[@TheChuyDewy]

@Will O yea could be I just feel bad if he's in Ukraine with Russian Ukraine war

[@codyc8138]

Good Communist Is A Dead Communist 😁

[@roberthollingsworth8940]

With a father like Stalin who needs enemies?

[@eluilus4017]

With a president like Biden?

[@Xterminator843]

Shut up Elu ilus

[@thefrecklepuny]

"A real man who I had treated unjustly". Just a slight but important correction for you there, Josef.

[@Kaiserland111]

I agree. Stalin wasn't even man enough to admit that HE had mistreated his son first and foremost. No child deserves that.

[@davis4555]

He considered himself to be an agent of fate. It is a normal coping mechanism for people who do monstrous things.

[@nmarrs8539]

You miss quoted it.

[@LeiCal69]

As if the monstrosity called Stalin would ever admit his wrongs.

[@thebenevolentsun6575]

@@nmarrs8539 Ur joking right?

[@garrisonnichols807]

I don't know what's worse being a POW or being Stalin's son.

[@navyreviewer]

Why not both. (nervous chuckle)

[@jefferyball7672]

@@navyreviewer h

[@jefferyball7672]

Neither fella gave a thought about their people. That tells you what the real deal they were about. Same here

[@MikeJones-qn1gz]

Being a POW might have been a great vacation for the poor lad.

[@Nightakula]

As if we needed any more reason to know Stalin was an absolute monster…

[@navyreviewer]

An Russian that surrenders is a traitor.. even my own son.

[@constitution_8939]

At least Stalin wasn't a Traitor who sold out his Country like Churchill and Roosevelt did and Western Civilization with it just by choosing to Ally England & America with the Communist's instead of the National Socialist's which isn't the same as the Marxist Socialism Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada are under as America is now falling into also because of the Marxist Indoctrination flooding Our Country. The End of Freedom & Liberty of Western Civilization is now at hand and ALL thanks to the Two Traitor's Churchill and FDR who are now Screaming in Hell for it!!

[@Nightakula]

@@constitution_8939 are you insane?

[@loona_mew]

@@constitution_8939 are you crack

[@Welsh7133]

@@loona_mew he has gone past consumption, he has become the crack

[@chunkblaster]

Narrator: (describes Yakov's tragic life, about attempted suicide, his child dying shortly after birth) Music: *(epic motivational orchestra)*

[@Kaiserland111]

Yet another in the millions of tragic deaths that were needlessly caused by the horror of WWII. Worse yet, he wasn't even loved by his own father, was betrayed by his fellow soldiers, and died because of a cause he didn't seem to believe in.

[@MatthewM575]

Wow... That was a disheartening story. What an evil man Stalin was. I wonder how Stalin would have been if his first wife never died.

[@Hirohito_iLoveYou]

Or they should’ve let him keep his guns during the funeral so Stalin could’ve put an end to Stalin 😣

[@mrk2825]

@@Hirohito_iLoveYou like hitler put an end to hitler

[@Piggers71]

Probably the same. Seems like he was a lowlife long before she died.

[@mrk2825]

@@Piggers71wasn’t he a bandit who robbed bank to fund the Bolshevik ?

[@leroyjenkins4811]

It wouldn’t have mattered and he still would have been just as bad. Stalin always was a monster. His wife practically worshipped him and she died because Stalin’s appetite for political power and dedication to the party in those early days caused him to neglect her and his young son. A normal person would have embraced their son even more vehemently because the son would have represented the last link to the mother that had passed on. Stalin didn’t do this. He never cared about his son. Stalin was a monster. He said his first wife’s death killed any love he had for humanity. But that’s a lie. He never cared. His wife’s death was just an excuse to let it all hang out and not bother to pretend anymore. There’s no getting around it. These are the types of people who thrive in the communist system and are drawn to it. Communism is brutal and uncaring, so are the people who support it. Communism supports the interest of the state over the interest of the individual. In that respect, Stalin was the perfect Communist. He cared nothing about his family. Even when most Russians would have expected Stalin to make exceptions for his own flesh and blood son, he lived up to his namesake (the man of steel) and remained just as cold and uncaring as a piece of steel would be. The man was completely heartless. In a lot of ways Stalin was worse than Hitler was. He did a lot of the same things. The US turned a blind eye to Russia and Stalin during WW2 and allied with them because we couldn’t afford to take on Germany and The Soviet Union at the same time. The Soviet Union was an enemy of Germany and we needed all the help we could get. The old “The enemy of my enemy is my friend strategy”. I wish we had taken them out when we had the chance. Letting the Soviet Union stay intact during WW2 and shortly thereafter when they were at their weakest was a mistake. We should have destroyed them. We didn’t have the money, materials, or manpower to continue to wage war with a new Soviet enemy, neither did our allies in the rest of Europe, after what we went through with Germany.

[@johnnywindsor183]

Hats off to this man, he was a true man of steel His father was certainly NOT

[@Connor_312]

Got me in first half ngl

[@jagdpanther2224]

I think Yaakov has done more than he should as an officer!

[@eluilus4017]

Biden 💗?

[@kingjellybean9795]

The biggest tragedy of this whole tale is that they took stalins guns away when his wife died....

[@teru797]

really please elaborate more

[@tracym8952]

Hoping stalin would've killed himself back then before the war and all his shit started?

[@Boric78]

Indeed could have saved 20 million or so lives, if they just left a little loaded pistol.

[@jukeofearl]

Very astute

[@thanksmaybe4103]

Fate needed a monster to fight a monster.

[@inkman234]

So Stalin was not just an evil man, he was a real piece of work.

[@chrisspellman8545]

He was hardcore✌️

[@Shadow-dc2fg]

Idk if its just me but this hit very close to home. Growing up my dad was very brutal to me and showed no love or emotion to me but i still want to make him proud.

[@dr.floridaman4805]

Does your car make him so proud? Lmao

[@Shadow-dc2fg]

@@dr.floridaman4805 what are u on about m8 ?

[@silvadossantos6803]

"The death of one is a tragedy, but the deaths of millions are statistics." Stalin

[@slobodanboban8717]

Stalin is an nickname, not given nor family name...

[@lucasglowacki4683]

Ah yes…Stalin, the Kaiser Söze of dictators…

[@benjaminjeff5329]

😂😂😂😂

[@michaeljosephdimaano2802]

Practice what you preach. If Stalin actually traded the marshall for his son, that would be a bad publicity for the communists.

[@MrRedsjack]

Hitler also offered to trade yakov for a young second cousin of his. Irrelevant individual of low rank but Hitler's relatives really pushed him to ask. Stalin refused regardless. Stalin just didn't give a toss about his son.

[@jagdpanther2224]

Hitler was shocked to learn Stalin's rejection 🙄, the Furher was wondering what kind of enemy he was fighting!

[@EddiTaru]

Insane to realize that stalins own son was fighting along side with other poor man. I can only imagine how terrible it was for him to be in the consentration camp.

[@easystreet1888]

Palus was lucky Stalin didn't trade him.

[@jamesruddy9264]

Yeah, Hitler would have had him shot. Which is probably why they wanted the trade.

[@jamesruddy9264]

@Dovran Rahmedov I was talking about Palus not Stalin's son.

[@LordWhatever]

Truly a sad story about a human being dealing with the idea of having a monster as a father.

[@RossBayCult]

Like Tony Fauci’s kids

[@semdavidanger]

Yep,.

[@leninmao326]

Human beings are worse than monsters. Stalin was a human . Don’t insult monsters.

[@eluilus4017]

Biden would nuke whatever to save his son

[@imk2vin]

This creature softened my heart of stone, she died and with her died my last warm feelings for humanity... Woah...

[@oe3567]

Russia seems like a place you would never want to live in during anytime in history

[@navyreviewer]

"Russia's first king was called "the terrible", from there it went down hill." - I dont remember, probably many people.

[@user-wr3vt8uq4s]

Huge resources, but just can't get past treating each other like shit. Well, at least the political class really sees the rest as utterly disposable.

[@Kaiserland111]

Having lived there for 2 years, but not being from there, I can confirm. The common people are like people everywhere, but they can't seem to catch a break with their government or their weather.

[@johnyapplesauce8034]

Its pretty shitty all the rich russians usually go london and hotter european cities

[@peterthegreat4663]

@@navyreviewer By Americans yes but by Russians no. He wasn't actually called "Ivan the Terrible" it's a false translation.

[@jimtroeltsch5998]

I don't think it's right to criticize Stalin for refusing to trade his son for another prisoner of war. Stalin was always keenly aware of the optics of his leadership, and probably felt how hypocritically it would look for him to privilege the family member of the leader of the communist party when there were many other communist pow's at the time. There are plenty of things to criticize Stalin for, whether you are sympathetic to Stalinist communism or not, but him not trying to free his son isn't one of them in my opinion.

[@Skymaster.47]

Correction: Yakov Dzhugashvilli was captured in the Battle of Smolensk in summer 1941 during Operation Barbarossa not in 1943.

[@OldSethOnetooth]

That's the thing with communists, they're not particularly close to their own families but in many cases have a very close relationship with other peoples children.

[@nicholascorbett1256]

Reminds me of Shepard from the 100. Everyone is family but no one is more important than anyone else. Your expected to choose a stranger or your rival over your own child. Morals, family identification, and individualism do not have a place in Communist/Socialist/Progressives government's. Starting to bleed into our society

[@Kaiserland111]

@@nicholascorbett1256 Fantastic comparison. Hadn't thought about that. Good show too.

[@nicholascorbett1256]

@@Kaiserland111 thank you I do appreciate that. An yes that was an amazing show. Ofcourse "meeting our creators" is a hard concept for some people. I found the ending to tie it together. But it left me sitting with more questions than answers. And it....mmm...for lack of a better description upset me.

[@leninmao326]

Pot calling the kettle black

[@goingoutonmyshield2811]

These videos are better than channel 8 documentaries from the early 90s I love the historical footage...I just ask one thing...DO one in remasterd color i love to see what the olden days looked like

[@jagdpanther2224]

Yaakov was a hero, he has done everything as an artillery officer can done! If you are run out of ammo, no reinforcement, no supply and you can't retreat, was that wrong to surrender? Yaakov actually has delayed the advance of German army, it was a heroic death with full honor as an officer! He has done more than he should!

[@kenfoster8138]

He was a madman entirely careless of human life, up to and including his own son. A blight on humanity, recklessly backstroking through an ocean of blood.

[@precisionhaze6594]

Imagine how overpopulated the world would be without people like Stalin, hitler and Mao.

[@10mmseb]

@@precisionhaze6594 so you support mass genocide? Noice

[@pedrochanganaqui1623]

@@10mmseb ABSOLUTELY nice!👍

[@lymerance]

just as Stalin is a bad guy, and you have accepted it because all the propaganda of the communist world was small in comparison to the propaganda of the capitalist world... The capitalist world has all the newspapers, magazines, television stations, radio stations. They have the whole propaganda machine in their hands. So when they propagated that Stalin is a bad guy... just repeat any lie again and again and again and it becomes almost true. If not truth, then at least a truism. Now those same people of the same capitalist propaganda machine are telling you Gorbachev is a good guy. I don't bother what they are saying. I look who is behind the screen. Who is forcing these people to propagate the idea that Gorbachev is a good guy? The same people, because they want Gorbachev to become personally involved in his ego. That will be their success and that will be the destruction of the Soviet Union and the great experiment of communism I have been telling you about. -OSHO-

[@jagdpanther2224]

The Russian doesn't cares blood!

[@fernandough6546]

i’ve been working for 2 weeks straight and finally got home to a LOAD of your and Dark 5’s vids!😆 yess, aha they are absolutely insane and super informative. keep up the good work man!!

[@dr.floridaman4805]

Liar

[@fernandough6546]

@@dr.floridaman4805 hahah it’s 9pm bruh, go to bed, u got school tmrw🤣 u just a hater!

[@amadeusamwater]

Hitler's nephew was captured by the Soviets. Maybe Hitler should have suggested that trade.

[@folkishappalachian6827]

He did, stalin refused

[@amadeusamwater]

@@folkishappalachian6827 Wonderful father, Stalin was.

[@jagdpanther2224]

Hitler was shocked by Stalin's rejection, he was wondering how strange was uncle Joe!

[@DarknessUnresolved]

Imagine how different the world might have been, had Comrade Stalin's first wife not died when she did...

[@gusyates1839]

A bad father can do so much damage to one’s psyche. Mine couldn’t handle my ADHD behaviour yet refused to get it treated lest it reflect poorly on him. He was a prominent surgeon in a large town with his own issues. I’m a much better father to my children but that wouldn’t be difficult. Also I finally had my ADHD treated albeit in middle age, that certainly helps me to be a good father.

[@clarkhull7546]

If there isn't a special place in hell for Stalin then there is no hope for this world.

[@faragar1791]

There is some justice in the world. Look up how Stalin died. He had such a humiliating death that there is a comedy film called "the death of Stalin".

[@HubertofLiege]

Gregory Decapolite channel has an account of stalins death

[@tony66au]

Having spoken at length with Soviet era Russians his words on the upper crust officers in the Red Army were well known by ordinary Soviets as they saw it every day, the worst part is that WWII era Europeans still hold Stalin in high regard as a liberator using the term Papa Stalin when they refer to the Monster. Stalinism has lived on for 80 years because of this foolish notion.

[@mattm5941]

Idk man my friends grandma used to always say she loved hitler bc he got the Russians out of her town and like she hated Stalin and stuff

[@aaron6178]

@@mattm5941 True. Individual experiences are just that.

[@hughjass2745]

Indeed, the middle class pseudo communists in the west today are completely ignorant to Stalin's crimes, and him instigating the war with the invasion of Poland, together with his ally Hitler that decimated their countries. The Soviets rightly sacrificed most as they dragged us into a war, all to help clean up their mess.

[@austint7533]

@Legalize Raping Russian Broads In America curious where you’re from?

[@austint7533]

@@mattm5941 where was she from?

[@GoSlash27]

The son was a libertarian. He had a 'no step on snek' bumper sticker on his Trabant.

[@kingnorlen]

HAHAHA

[@yogurtdrift9872]

☠️☠️☠️

[@Gerald.69]

Rip Yakov. My dad is a pos too for no reason. Sometimes i genuinely think it would have been better to have no father in my life rather than have a psychopath evil dad. I guess I saw exactly what i never want to be though

[@cockroachman27]

At least you can see you never want to be like that. Make sure you break the cycle of you every have kids. Good luck.

[@HuongPham-hk9xm]

"You have in your hands not only my son Yakov, but millions of my sons. Either you free them all or my son will share their fate." That’s what he said. It’s a cruel decision but he couldn’t do differently. There were millions of pow and he couldn’t give his son special treatment. Many fathers had their sons as prisoners of war. So Stalin made a right choice, by not saving his own son, and it’s also a very tough one.

[@MW-bi1pi]

The Psychopathy of Joesph Stalin almost makes Adolf Hitler look sane.

[@hughjass2745]

Stalin was a family man. He liked having them liquidised.

[@petelamps6055]

Is there any chance you could do a video on the USS indionapolis? I’m not sure if you have already or not, if you have, just ignore me! Greetings from Scotland and keep up the good work

[@gdubya83]

Nicolas Cage played in a movie based on the ship

[@petelamps6055]

@@gdubya83 I prefer the older movie, mission of the shark

[@jamesfranxx6151]

the ship the jews killed?

[@canadianmmaguy7511]

@@jamesfranxx6151 that was the USS liberty 1967 I believe

[@generaltso762]

Perfect I just smoked a J

[@christopherroa9781]

Aye

[@kennethdodge3779]

I have M@M's

[@alexkrone6622]

Bro love this shit when I'm high.

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

I know how it feels to be rejected by a parent it still stings after all this time

[@jasonharryphotog]

They tried to swap Stalin’s son for Paulus, and the Germans also had another relative who they would of swapped but king Stalin declined in both cases

[@jakeschumer7021]

how tf did a bank robber end up ruling a dictatorship

[@renko2289]

Stalin wasn’t a man, he was a savage.

[@leninmao326]

Basically, he was human.

[@k.b.142]

Thank you for the Great video Great information I never knew until now.

[@DescendantSaga]

Long time viewer, and I want to thank you and your partnership with Nord, for making the deal possible for me and make my internet safe.

[@brotherjim3051]

Stalin's family life was like a real life Darth Vader story.

[@Markbeb3]

Hitler try to exchange Stalin son for his sister son. Stalin would not and had Hitler Sister son put to death. Hitler then had Stalin son put to death.

[@hi.moriarty]

Interesting! Thank you very much for making it.

[@johnmellon1820]

This story really made me sad 🙁

[@darthvader5558]

Stalin really had one of the greatest love hate relationships with his son

[@ulrichraymond8372]

Could be but was not worth a dam, he could have timed it better though.

[@guilzd5836]

Except that any love was just indifference at best

[@MrRedsjack]

Hate/hate relationship

[@Gerald.69]

5:08 is usually what happens when a girl you love passes or leaves.

[@wingman4564]

Given that almost everything we know about Stalin is in question, calling him his "son" is a bit of a speculation.

[@12vscience]

Stalin: Now that my son is dead, I respect him.

[@robertyounger9611]

I love how "the man of steel's" son ran into an electric fence because British Pows where pushing him around

[@MrTTuguldur]

He couldn’t even save his son.

[@electrofan1796]

Fate treated unjustly my ass lmao

[@eksbocks9438]

I kind of feel bad for him. The guy couldn't even catch a break.

[@johnbox271]

Interesting. Considering von Paulus performance at Stalingrad, if I was Stalin I would have traded him for a potato. Perhaps they would have put him in charge of another Army, and done more damage to Germany..

[@LeChiffreStClair]

Exceptional Documentary...ausgezeichnete dokumentation, die ist ...... Danke Vielmals...

[@joshuawaring4180]

Stalin didn't give Yakov the name of Stalin because that wasn't his real name, and according to Svetlana, he most certainly was a family man.

[@jeffreyval9665]

Gotta feel bad for the guy. As Stalins son being captured was gonna be a living hell. Stalin wouldn't even trade Palaus for him.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@rhythmray7429]

This would make a brillaint short tv series The story will go like this, there is a myterious handsome man who fell in love with a girl, it would look like a typical romcom for the first half on early 1900's Russia. Then the mom dies, and the soldier is captured only to reveal he is the son of stalin

[@MisteriosGloriosos922]

*Interesting, Thanks for informative vid!!!*

[@jmass8699]

Wow, how many fathers out there can realize their mistakes….

[@MACE_HINDU]

Poor dude Holy shit he had it bad

[@oe3567]

I feel like this applies to all Russians, historical and modern

[@person86422]

Why does this instantly make me think of Chris Cuomo?

[@valhalla9688]

Fredo!

[@bluntologist9451]

Wow. Thanks for the knowledge

[@ViewTube_Emperor_of_Mankind]

So Stalin was a piece of SIHT through and through

[@thebackchannel1641]

Turned in by his own people..... If this happens to you, pay attention. What it means is that your behavior has been so exceptionally unacceptable to everyone that they collectively decided and agreed you are so special a kind of asshole that nobody believes that there won't be any repercussions from purging you that the group can't (and won't) be able to stymie. Don't be that guy.

[@WingZeroGWO]

Totally disagree. One should never capitulate to the group for acceptance, especially when the group is evil. Let them throw you to the wolves. I'd rather die on moral principle than live as an immoral slave.

[@thebackchannel1641]

@@WingZeroGWO I see your point. However, without any "capitulation" on some level the group dynamic fails to coalesce and instead of a group, what you have is a bunch of selfish individuals milling around feeling alienated and unhappy. Still, don't be that guy.

[@WingZeroGWO]

@@thebackchannel1641 Nah, you simply find the right group that you fit in to. Governments have forced everyone into these tribes where they don't necessarily belong. Outside of government, there are countless groups/communities built around common interests, some as trivial as model airplanes, some as complex as moral philosophy. If capitulation to a group forces you to be an evil person, don't do it.

[@thebackchannel1641]

@@WingZeroGWO I don't understand the second sentence. All who work for a government does so by choice and accepts that they can at times be stuck with menial, remote, unpleasant etc. job assignments. The same applies to hobby/activity clubs with the exception that the government cannot purge someone for their personality flaws. A group that is comprised of individuals who have some kind of common thread that in some context is deeper than mere common interests. The latter is the best and rarest.

[@paktahn]

@@thebackchannel1641 i kinda feel bad for you that you cant see how compromising and going along with the will of a group can lead to evil deeds all evil needs to thrive is for good men to do nothing mob mentality is never a good thing its one of the biggest problem humanity faces in the world today

[@gamerdream7447]

Now can someone tell who was more worse Stalin or Hitler???

[@S_M_360]

Great one, totally new to me and I thought I knew WWII!

[@DavidGS66]

Error: Battle of Smolensk was 1941 not 1943. Yakov committed suicide 1943.

[@Grandman110011]

My thoughts are ads, inside of ads.

[@Thomas-wn7cl]

Took dozens of prisoners during the battle? Maybe a few more than that.

[@teresajadia3291]

"Fate treated unjustly" my ass lol

[@jussim.konttinen4981]

Viggo Tarasov: I heard you struck my son. Aurelio: Yes, sir, I did. Viggo Tarasov: And may I ask why? Aurelio: Yeah, well, because he stole John Wick's car, sir, and, uh, killed his dog. Viggo Tarasov: [pause] Oh.

[@RazielTheLost]

Only in death is the full picture of a life able to be viewed

[@lunchboxthief1759]

You look at what’s going on today , and to think think that things like this could happen again

[@auro1986]

do you think stain had only one son?

[@jonmcgee6987]

He had 2. A son and at least one other daughter with his 2nd wife.

[@oe3567]

Stain is a better name for him

[@doobydevilbrotha1]

At least he wasn't responsible for killing the National hockey team like Vasily.

[@oneproudbrowncoat]

Interesting fact, about the Abwehr and the Nazi Party- they worked with the IRA.

[@suzannakoizumi8605]

Thank you.

[@vladimirmakarov334]

Our leader rip

[@foxhazhax4845]

Who would have that that megalomaniac would lack family values?

[@davidfollowell6408]

Good video

[@treybradly5121]

Germany also tried to trade him for hitlers nephew but the Russians would not do that basically Stalin did not want his son

[@hairybak73]

A bit late with his sentiments there Josesph.

[@teddy.d174]

Stalin was one of the worst humans in the history of the world. Millions upon millions died by his hand, she couldn’t have softened his heart when it’s obvious, that he didn’t have one.

[@tonypacheco2484]

Isn't this a re-upload? I'm pretty sure this video was already out.

[@ranger175a2w]

Thanks dark dude.

[@michiganwoodsman2199]

Stalin is burning in Hell!

[@ahmadzafar7956]

I may respect Stalin from now on! He wanted his son to shoot himself rather than surrender! How beautiful!

[@nicog7975]

I thought I was gonna find out about Stalin’s black son

[@chadx8269]

A crocodile eats everything alive thats within reach.

[@mockmad]

So many WW2 stories and facts that I've never learned before, all thanks to you (Dark Docs), Mark Felton Productions, The Front and many other channels. Keep it coming and great job! God bless. I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture. John 10:9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Romans 10:9 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16