Two Steps From Hell - Victory (feat. French Army 1940 Stonne )

[@leosp6210]

German General Paul Wagner: "there are 3 battle I'll never forget: Stonne, Stalingrad and Monte Cassino". General GUDERIAN: "Stonne's combats were by their ferocity, to compare with those of Great War around Verdun"

[@vandoan3960]

Léo Sp In Monte Cassino, French forces just came and massacred whole German units without any considerable French loss.

[@glebglotov5886]

Van Doan How many troops were involved? Monte cassino is very small battle and not important.

[@vandoan3960]

Gleb Glotov Why small? Monte Cassino was extremely hard fought battle lasting for 4 months with 4 separate battles. According to Wikipedia, the Allies mustered 240,000 troops. The Germans defeated the Poles, British and the US but each time the French came, the Germans were massacred like sheeps.

[@glebglotov5886]

Van Doan Totally agree. But, please, compare to other battles at the same time. With numbers and weapons used. Monte Cassino with the fare comparation was good local little think

[@glebglotov5886]

Van Doan 250.000 For four moths Yes. It is small

[@sirethanthegreat4069]

My great grandfather was in the French military during these times. He lived in the colony of Vietnam. My great grandfather was a Captain in the Vietnamese Navy. He was killed in the Vietnam war by the Viet Minh according to one of his mates in jail. In honor of him, I will join the US Navy and become a Fighter jet pilot.

[@lutschtablette8576]

to fight for your army commander, but dying senselessly only for the sake of the state, it did not bring your relatives or your family much D:

[@anirudddhawahane1568]

One day you you will make it true brother love from India🇮🇳 ❤️

[@sirethanthegreat4069]

@@anirudddhawahane1568 thank you.

[@sirethanthegreat4069]

@Alyssa Mea Marilag thx

[@irachowdhury4847]

The French were strong just their commenders were not to understand modern concept of war.

[@jamesharris3481]

They fought and died for France. They fell in the name of freedom. They went without fear into the fire, fighting for those that they loved.

[@jagdpanther44]

The French were defeated and their country was under the German control for 4 years. They knew the feeling of living under the rule of another country. So what did they do after their country was liberated? They tried to return to Indochina to continue colonizing these southeast Asian countries. Pathetic! They have no understanding the meaning of freedom.

[@emmanuelarnould9315]

@@jagdpanther44 you are not totally wrong but maybe they should have been occupied more than 100 years, like Indochina for example, to understand the real sense of the word "freedom"..

[@valentinlageot4101]

@@jagdpanther44 Oh look surely an american that complain of thing that everyone did, try to keep their colonies, even the US did it with the Phillipine sin the 19 century.

[@jamesharris3481]

The French Army may have had bad leadership back then but let us never forget the bravery and heroism of the Allied cause and the miracle of Dunkirk.

[@tommyatkins2527]

Plus the free French and foreign legion

[@hanskrebs9612]

Big respect for the french army in WW2 from Germany they all gave their lives for their country. It doesn't matter if France surrendered the soldiers sure gave everything they could.

[@ondrajakubse7104]

No they didn't...... They could stop ww2 when Nazi takes demilitarized Rhine oř before Munchen pact. They sold country for one year of peace and in that year they weren't preparing for war ....

[@sigma_frenchie4075]

@@ondrajakubse7104 Absolute dumbfuck... The french soldiers DID gave everything they could. But under the rules of obsolete doctrines and incompetent generals, it sure is harder. These soldiers helped their allies at dunkirk and bir hakeim. When you'll have some honor and a single percentage of these men's courage you'll be able to talk about that dipshit

[@dawerrr9906]

@@sigma_frenchie4075 big respect for that coment

[@sirethanthegreat4069]

They didn’t surrender because the French resistance.

[@ETBONIFACIO]

It was good that they surrender because of the cities, but it hasn’t stopped the Nazis though.

[@FrenchSOF1er]

My great-great-grandfather was 14-18, my great-grandfather was a saboteur in the FFI, my grandfather did Algeria and my father did his military service. I will do everything to enter the French special forces, either the marine commandos, or marine infantry (at the 1st RPIMA)

[@zj37]

respect all the warriors in WW2

[@jobadvbl]

Zonglin Jiang My grandfather was woundet in the Maginot Line in 1940 by a french MPi. He threw his gun at the french soldier and left the battlefield. The french let him leave and stopped firing. Just because of that i am excisting.

[@petrasoellaart8675]

Mij doe

[@zj37]

I mean warriors, the soldiers who fought on the real battlefields

[@zntrlkmdo8722]

Doesn't mean that all germans were nazis, most of the them didn't know the whole jewis extermination

[@tkkmss5713]

Yeah I was just asking in which one you were referring to

[@luckycleric2256]

Such a shame that the generals of France didn’t understand that the strategies of war had changed. Such a shame that the generals did not push their men farther and farther into Germany when they had the chance. The men, women and children of France suffered for this miscalculation. France fell and with it the bad generals. But those men on the front fought until they either ran out of ammunition or were forced to surrender by their officers. They held their own and let’s not forget that Dunkirk was only a success due to the french holding out the entire time of the evacuation. It was the french who protected the British while they fled back across the channel. Not to bash on the British, they are tough bastards but still, their island protected them, nothing more. The french soldiers are some of the bravest of history. They fought with honor and courage. Even when they were viewed as traitors by Petain, men of France decided to fight for the freedom of their nation and the world. They fought as lions and in the end were ultimately victorious. Sure it was with the help of France’s allies but french men and women fought to the end. Whether that be in Dunkirk, Africa, Italy, Germany, or back in France as resistance members. Never forget the truth about the french. They saved America’s ass in the American Revolution, fought like hell throughout history and in the end, are some of the bravest warriors of the world.

[@pierreviguier4859]

fuck yes

[@pedjajakovljevic8960]

They fight bravely on German side on East front. They stand together with Germans in charge on Moscow. We all know how that ended :)

[@jean-charles6255]

@@pedjajakovljevic8960 "Normandy-Niemen" pilots were the only western soldiers on the eastern front and the symbol of the russian-french friendship.

[@user-yx8qw6iq6h]

Мы словяна потеряли много людей ради вашей свободы в Европе. Спасибо Вам что Вы это забылы! Но мы этого не забудем!

[@jean-charles6255]

@@user-yx8qw6iq6h We will remember all the brave soldiers of Europe, as the slovens.

[@pieterzwaan4451]

Soldiers were brave,generals too old to understand modern war.

[@Bracus.Reghusk]

Sauf De Gaulle

[@lukewylie1377]

Except folks like Patton and Rommel

[@romainbouvart276]

Tu ma fais pleurer, un grand merci 🇺🇲

[@squidontheside5496]

Some generals knew that the strategy was wrong but the government was too confident

[@matyassiegel1732]

@@lukewylie1377 well, there were more good generals on German side like Manstein, Kesselring, Student, Guderian, von Kluge - he wanted to kill Hitler by the way, ... on the allied side Auchinleck - a bit controversial - but my opinion, Eisenhower, not Patton, Wladyslav Anders ... ... ... and I can continue

[@jamesharris3481]

French heroism at its finest

[@gilmarmenegassodeoliveira2499]

Essa música arrepia agente! Show de bola! Parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho amigo!

[@pedromendonca7189]

mesmo...musica genial, não conhecia...

[@astroaviationguy]

My favourite music is a TWO STEPS FROM HELL "WICTORY"

[@Neygerman12]

Two Steps From Hell Is Not The Name Of The Song Its Just VICTORY

[@sarahlerdo8999]

Wictory lol

[@pastillevichy6119]

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[@toitoine66]

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[@kevinDMC12]

imagine being a german soldier, thinking it would be easy to take a simple village and then the absolute horror to see an unstoppable B1 Bis tank slowly getting closer taking every shell like it's nothing

[@cwcsquared]

That’s why the Germans had the PAK88

[@benkonig3440]

Mon association qui a participer a ce tournage pour RMC champs de bataille , ( feldzug des IR43) groupe allemand début de guerre .

[@finckjean_marc2610]

en 1940 les soldats non pas démérité ,c est le haut cartier général qui a pas su gagné la guerre

[@Coli-ei3yd]

Un officier allemand trés connu a dit : "les soldats français sont des lions commander par des ânes" Ça veux tout dire...

[@truthbtold2910]

It never fails to amaze me... Man's struggle, with and against himself.

[@AsmyCraft]

Merci d'avoir fait ce clip où notre asso a participer ;) magnifique

[@pastillevichy6119]

J'adore vos cour-métrage ^^

[@AsmyCraft]

@@pastillevichy6119 merci bien ^^

[@Masahiko55]

@@AsmyCraft sa vous désespère pas tous les commentaires?

[@nass34sushi90]

These soldiers who fought for their families, their countries, their lives, we all owe them the honour of each country, the villain of the story: the governments who have no commanding minds just power.(Translate) Pour ceux, VIVE LES BRAVES PERSONNES QUI SE SONT BATTUES POUR LA PAIX ET REPOSER EN PAIX!!

[@evelynedespres5399]

Respect a mon arrière grand père mort dans la ligne maginot

[@oo-yg9dx]

Moi il était capturer et il a réussi à s evader

[@jonascorax9195]

Pareil, j'ai eu deux grands parents capturés, et deux autres Compagnons de la Libération dans la 2ème DB

[@JohnPolitique]

@@jonascorax9195 pareil, le mien il a eu une sacrée histoire !! Il a fais la bataille de France avec le colonel de gaulle dans l'artillerie en tant que sergent, quand les nazis on pris Paris et la Normendie, il a été rapatrier en Angleterre sur un navire de guerre britannique, il a vu tous ses amis mourir devant lui à case des salopard d'avions qui passés pour leur balancer des bombes et de balles, il a reçu des éclats de bombes dans le cou, et pourant il a continuer à se battre jusqu'au 7 mai 1945, il a butter une centaine de nazis et de SS, il a commbatu dans la deuxième DB aussi.

[@JohnPolitique]

@@jonascorax9195 j'ai aussi oublier de dire qu'il avait torturer des SS et ça c'est très bien !!

[@jonascorax9195]

@@JohnPolitique eh beh ! Ça c'est un sacré héros, j'espère que tu en est fier ! Avoir un ancêtre comme lui, ça n'arrive pas tous les jours

[@mohammedhamza5528]

Respect to french army and whermact

[@doner4908]

*Wehrmacht

[@yanliu6662]

Simplified History F-k frech

[@nguyenhoangthao3920]

How can you respect them if you can’t even spell the name right.

[@bity-bite]

@@nguyenhoangthao3920 He's at least showed to them his respect. He may not be a native English speaker...

[@ihebbenrhouma3957]

@The Emu Gamer 101 The french also committed crimes against their colonies that helped them gain their independence

[@82dorrin]

The French have always had some of the best soldiers in the world. In WWII, they were betrayed by abysmal Generals.

[@emmanuelarnould9315]

Totally right

[@lavrentichudakoff2519]

@@emmanuelarnould9315 You two are delusional.

[@nhienleminhhue6605]

What kind of the best is this if they didn't surrender there would be no french soldiers left.

[@bigdog5128]

Andrew Barnett I’m sorry but I’d strongly disagree about the effficacy of the French tanks vs Eermacht’s. Those French guns could easily penetrate the the inch thick armour of the Panzer 1’s, 2’s and 3’s

[@valentinlageot4101]

Some would say those were the finest moments of the French military Forces.

[@victorleon6049]

Los felicito buena música para este vídeo un pequeño homenaje Alós soldados franceses que lucharon contra todo pronóstico para defender su patria

[@mrjockt]

I know the French army fought well in 1940 but looking at this video you would think they actually managed to repulse the German invasion.

[@robertchiva7405]

Neh.. They don't had enough supplies and they don't had enough plane an the tank had no chance vs stuka...

[@MaximKretsch]

France had more men, twice the amount of artillery, more planes, though they didn't use them much, more, heavier and better armed tanks, prepared defensive positions and the British, Belgians and Dutch as allies.

[@kissthis5361]

The French let Hitler occupy their Homeland within 12 days ... They literally didn't fight at all. Where was French Stalingrad, Kursk, Berlin? They had quite comfortable ww2 and German occupation. And their colaborators and those on service in ss and Wehrmacht were more numerous than French Resistance. Moreover they helped Nazis to defend Berlin and Reichstag.

[@lohannlemoult903]

@@kissthis5361 false, the Vichy militia was composed between 15,000 and 35,000, the resistance was 400,000 especially in the mountains where the militia failed to take control, in addition to the young preferred resistance than the STO. Stonne is considered for the Germans as a stalingrad

[@kissthis5361]

@@lohannlemoult903 According to statistics there were no more than 30 000 members in French Resistance. The French killed only 45 000 Germans in 1940, but in Stalingrad Hitler lost about 1mln of his soldiers. Since the second half of 1940 the entire French industry worked in Hitler's favour and helped him to conquer other nations. In general French gave the Germans a warm welcome during ww2. They weren't real soldiers or defenders of their native land. Apart from those 30 000 Resistance men and those who perished in 1940. But it's a miserable number in comparison to the Entire 41mln ppl French population of that time.

[@abdukayarjurohmatah4066]

Perang hanyalah akan menyisakan penderitaan dendam bahkan kerugian di berbagai hal. Gara gara perang banyak perempuan menjadi janda & anak-anak menjadi yatim. Salam Indonesia damai

[@georgedelanoy9548]

Longue vie à tous ceux morts pour la mère patrie

[@rhinoareaction7587]

Finally, something who's paying respect to the french soldiers of 1940, the Battle of France was no way in hell near to be a road trip in Panzer for the Germans

[@user-fu2xy8dw6t]

ខ្ញុំចង់ធ្វើទាហាន Nazi hitlerវាយចូលparis😂😄🙏🏼

[@glrious132]

Mdr

[@pieterzwaan4451]

Yes,true,90000? dead Frenchmen in6 weeks is not a walk-over.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Right it took the Germans a couple of weeks to totally defeat France

[@jamesharris3481]

Let's not forget the French Resistance who continued the war until Paris's liberation on August 25th 1944

[@vandoan3960]

James Harris And the Free French army which utterly defeated the Wehrmacht in Monte Cassino, Elba, Toulon, Marseilles, Alsace, Paris, and Southern Germany. France was heroically resurgent in 1944 and 1945, like Prussia between 1813 and 1815.

[@glebglotov5886]

French resistance? Good joke They were on Nazi side

[@jamesharris3481]

@@glebglotov5886 you couldn't be more wrong if you tried

[@glebglotov5886]

General Peten French Legion SS Madmeusel Chanel and thousands of so-called french women who were sleeping and supporting Nazis. Last standing soldiers in Berlin when Soviets came to finish Nazis were french by origin

[@glebglotov5886]

French deserved dishonor. For that war

[@fortcarillon]

Thank you for being a part of reality, 79 years later. The French soldier was always brave, even in 1940. German casualties in 1940 ( 2 months) were greater than the first six months of the Russian War, and the three months after the D-Day.That's the reality. It was the lack of command that caused us to lose, not our fighters. It was the French who saved the English at Dunkirk. The rest is Anglo-Saxon propaganda. MERCI MESSIEURS ! C'EST UN BONHEUR DE PARTICIPER A LA REALITE DE NOTRE HISTOIRE !!!!

[@reichstreu3362]

What do you make of the fact that the Germans suffered more casualties in the 3 weeks of war with Poland than they did in 2 months with France?

[@wiemisstmaneigentlicharmla1394]

nonsense. total german losses in the french campaign were lower even than in poland.

[@sureal9125]

The French did not take out more Germans than in the first 6 months of the Invasion of the Soviet Union. Although the French were brave, do not overestimate them.

[@jean-charles6255]

The Lormier's numbers are about 63 000 deads for the germans and 59 000 for the french, and their is almsot 120 000 wounded for the germans.

[@jean-charles6255]

Not to mention the 1158 tanks and 1000+ aircraft (almost 50% of the luftwaffe) destroyed, the numbers are twice or three times higher than poland campaign.

[@phil-sv1on]

A quand un docu 3D bien foutu sur Hannut, Gembloux, le Belvédére ou Bir Hacheim entre autre? Il s'agit de notre histoire et de notre identité. Ras le bol du dénigrement perfide et plein d'arrière pensée des anglo-saxons. Le fait qu'on a une dette envers eux pour la libération à laquelle l'armée française a d'ailleurs aussi participé (debarquement de Provence) ne doit pas nous empêcher de nous souvenir honnêtement de notre passé et de ne pas accepter ces images calomnieuses et mesquines malicieusement fabriqués sur notre peuple et notre pays. On a une histoire glorieuse qui fait beaucoup de jaloux et qui nous permet largement d'assumer Pétain et Vichy sans en faire des tonnes sur le sujet et en la contrebalançant avec le courage de ceux qui se sont battus avec une vaillance qui a toujours fait l'admiration des allemands sans oublier les vrais résistants. De plus, la France a déclaré la guerre à l'allemagne Nazi bien avant que certains "Superman" qui s'etaient planqué de l'autre côté de l'Atlantique ne daignent bouger leur gros popotins contraints et forcés par les nippons, et avant les grands "patriotiques" qui s'étaient à cette époque allié avec Adolf. Alors pour les leçons, ils peuvent repasser!

[@pastillevichy6119]

Desoler de te repondre tardivment mais oui il y a sur Hannut

[@oliviervanrode6362]

Comme si aujourd'hui, fin 2019, on devait encore considérer les actes de guerre comme glorieux… Une réalité est que c'est en grande parti à cause de l'attitude des alliés (et en grande partie des Français) en 1918, qu'un fou comme Hitler a pu venir au pouvoir, et éluder les masses en Allemagne. 1940 n'aurait jamais pu arriver. Célébrons le fait que (au moins en Europe unie) on jouit de la plus longe période de paix dans l'histoire moderne. Fight WAR, not Wars !

[@MarechalNey.]

C'est pas pour te décevoir mais en film ou autre sur napoleon t'en connais beaucoup ? On sais pas en france faire de vrais film sur notre histoire . Regarde 9 avril ou la série 1864 film et série danois mais juste magnifique .

[@gestionriegochile535]

Grand sacrifice d'armée , mon grand-père a servi cette armée

[@JefElder]

My Grand Father - frontline artillery observer in the 91ième d’Infanterie (“Sans peur et sans reproche” - “Fearless and beyond reproach”) - participated to the battle of Stonne, May 14 to 25 1940. The city of Stonne changed hands 17 times. It is one of the few occasion where the French divisional artillery succeeded in unleashing murderous barrages on the enemy positions. The German losses were so appalling (3,000 KIA, 15,000 WIA) that multiple cases of summary executions of French prisoners were observed. My Grand Father was seriously injured on June 7, by a Stuka bombardment. Tagged as “hopeless” on arrival at the field hospital, he died after long hours of agony. By order of the République, the letters “Mort pour la France” (“Died for France”) were engraved on his tomb.

[@mauricioantonioolguinolgui7059]

Magnifica música le da una glorificación al video

[@damienpaoli7569]

les deux fameux blindés de cette bataille :) L'eure et le "boucher de stonne" en pleine action Preuve que l'armé Française, avait les moyens de se défendre et de gagner

[@jaegerextremist5561]

Nous somme heureux d'apprendre que notre armée n'a pas perdue la guerre on baissont les bras😊😄

[@theorodriguez8571]

La France en WW2 ? On des tank et des avion ?

[@theorodriguez8571]

Pourquoi la France à perdu alors qu' ils sont bien armé même avec l'aide des alliés ça ne passera pas ? , En Asie les chinois on réussi a stoppé l'avancée des japonais alors que il n'ont pas de tank avion même les armes a feu c'était des armes pour la châsse et c'était impossible de donne une arme a feu pour tout le monde, d'autre soldat ce battait de corps a corps et il ont puis renversé les japonais

[@hugues7280]

@@theorodriguez8571 Parceque Gamelin a fait l'idiot...

[@theorodriguez8571]

@@1pierre558 non les soldats des communistes son pas entraîné, les nationalistes oui eux il son entraîné, on a réussi a contré les japonais car les chinois on pas peur de mourir, il on dit que si nous nous levons pas c'est terminé pour la Chine donc pour réussir ils sont battu comme des héros même en corps a corps

[@elchaconaso]

incredible to see all these soldiers in such a great physical shape,in real war they all be decimated cause the lack of food and harshness of combat.

[@derklein45]

"Toutes guerres entre européens est une guerre civile" -Victor Hugo

[@14gvr]

Anyone know hat show and or films the scenes are from?

[@zevailes]

The only few issues France had was Communication and Reaction to Nazi advancement in their country, by the time they figured out that an army had past the border they were already too late to affectively respond in kind due to the Nazis already close to the Capital.

[@ryujinalgr7530]

M in love with the music 🎶

[@snoek113]

Nightwish?

[@holgernarrog962]

In Stonne elites of the French army (14. Infantry Division) and Wehrmacht/Waffen SS did clash. The German troops had to keep this key position only but the French would have to take it to win the Battel over France.

[@robertomaximinolunamojica7502]

respect and fallen warriors in ww1 y ww2

[@dacha6012]

Nice!

[@andrew_13.33]

What movie were these shots taken from?

[@raphaelconte7267]

Ça vient de quel film ? Whats movie is that from ?

[@PeteCourtier]

Usual bun fight ensues from arm chair generals😂

[@jaegerextremist5561]

Très beau cette cinématique😍👍👆😎

[@jaegerextremist5561]

Reposer en paix vous avait retenue l'ennemi autant que vous le pouvait!Maintnant le monde d'aujourd'hui n'est plus celle que vous avaient vécu brave soldat😞😢😢😣😥😩

[@vandoan3960]

Why do most people so underestimate the great victories of the French arms between 1943 and 1945? Those glorious achievements were important to De Gaulle's Free French because, without them, France would never be able to occupy a southern portion of the defeated Third Reich. The resurgent French army never failed to make positive impression on the Allies. At Monte Cassino, their murderous attack broke the German position. At Elba, they fought gallantly to liberate the island. At Marseilles and Toulon, they suffered 4,000 casualties to wipe out 30,000 German soldiers. Paris and Strasbourg were liberated by the French army. While the much overestimated and inflated egos Patton and Montgomery were bloodily halted at Arnhem and Lorraine, the French army also bled terribly at Alsace and the Colmar Pocket. Therefore, there needs to be more appreciation of De Lattre, Juin, Leclerc and Jacob Devers as great Allied commanders instead of following the blind cult of inflated egos of Montgomery and Patton

[@Don_Camillo]

Paris was handed over and Monte Cassino was left by german troops.

[@Masahiko55]

@@Don_Camillo and why was Monte Cassino déserted by the Germans? Because the french were already 50km BEHIND the german lines

[@Don_Camillo]

@@Masahiko55 : This is front straightening, not 'breaking the german position'.

[@Don_Camillo]

@@Masahiko55 : Fairly you should mention that the large part of the 'free french army' were colonial troops, so called Goumiers from northern Africa.

[@Masahiko55]

@@Don_Camillo 50% of the troops were from the African Army. In these divisions 50% of the troops were "ethnic french ". And even if they were Africans,what.is the problem. They fought and die for France under french command and flag

[@hans7978]

name of the movie please

[@bukitbarisan4943]

What movie?

[@Burgi002]

From which film is that`?

[@petertokos6500]

Super song

[@benavraham4397]

Thank you for giving a look at French🇨🇵 heroism!

[@dumidu9kn]

whats this movie

[@panzernato6778]

I like France army... Big respect from Slovakia 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jaegerextremist5561]

Thank you

[@a.wodarczyk4327]

panzer nato and polish army

[@panzernato6778]

@@a.wodarczyk4327 Polish army is bigest power in Europe region 💪💪💪💪

[@a.wodarczyk4327]

panzer nato thanks

[@simoncivin1619]

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[@radioactiveboi842]

Brave lads. Thier sacrifices were not in vain

[@zweepdaddy]

What is the name of this movie?

[@trienphattien2811]

Nice movie...

[@daniyarv9902]

Музыка супер фильм супер

[@ww2_Frenchy_brix]

Bravo de VOLER le documentaire de RMC découverte je connais bien car je l'ai vu

[@711Lollll]

Old wars are long and deadly but in modern times there’s nukes that is too deadly

[@thuypham4754]

Wow 😲

[@josephhh1745]

Name of film please

[@mikeb.5039]

What is the name of the movie? I have noted some comments putting down the French Army of 1940 and I have to ask what branch of military did they serve in or do they have liberal arts study and everything comes from call of duty?

[@Masahiko55]

Look at the battle of Stonne on internet

[@richardbailey3343]

There really going to town on this tune it would be nice to see more positve viuals than the current deluge of blood and guts and now can we please get back to christmas sorry satinalia for those that dont know any different.

[@alecvanbreda5493]

From what movie is this footage?

[@french_empireball2128]

A documentary called "Stonne, le Verdun de 1940"

[@manvendratiwari9129]

Movie name pls

[@markbrandon7359]

Great footage, I'm assuming from the quality that this is not 1940 footage is this from a movie or reenactors?

[@gengis737]

French did not want war and started to reequip 3 years before a war Germans decided 10 years before. Having bet on defensive they had slow communication procedures unfit for planes and tnaks, despite having better tanks than German. The best part and all reserve of French army was sent to Belgium and Netherland by inept general Gamelin, leaving only 2 armoured divisions against 12. One leaded by de Gaulle repulsed the Germans at Stonne, but it was local success. French fought bravely and protected Dunkirk evacuation and after. But to crown disaster, senile marshal Petain declared one-sided ceasefire, allowing Germans to capture 1 million prisoner after the fight was over, and flood the world with images of them. But until Moscow no army could stand Blietzkrieg

[@rawnut77]

C'est une bonne reconstitution, même s'il manque l'action des chars B1 Bis et des auto-mitrailleuses Panhard AMD 178 avec son canon anti-char de 25mm qui ont fait aussi merveille. Je crois que les derniers se trouvent au musée des blindés à Saumur. Je pense qu'il est difficile de les faire sortir pour une reconstitution. Stonne prouve lorsque les unités françaises étaient bien commandées par des officiers compétents mais surtout patriotes, des résultats substantiels étaient possibles. Ce sont certains généraux français défaitistes avant l'heure qui ont fait défaut et ce n'est pas étonnant qu'on les retrouve après l'armistice dans le gouvernement de Philippe Pétain, par la suite. A qui profite le crime contre la nation et le peuple de France ? 100 000 soldats français ont donné leur vie entre mai et juin 1940. Ce n'est pas rien. Il est bien de faire honneur à nos soldats trahis par leurs chefs qui devaient les mener à la victoire ou du moins à l'esprit de résistance. Ces chefs de l'armée française firent tout le contraire, plus attirés par le politique que par les victoires militaires : atteints du syndrome de Faust. Il reste que des officiers ont défendu l'honneur de la France en se ralliant au général De Gaulle qui s'est battu auprès des alliés pour remettre la France sur les rails, afin qu'elle retrouve sa place qui était la sienne.

[@user-je6mn8bl5z]

А откуда видеоряд ? Фильм?

[@jamesharris3481]

This video recognises and highlights the heroism of ordinary French soldiers and the righteousness of the Allied cause against the Nazi German Empire.

[@taichiyang3217]

James Harris haha, too much school brainwashing

[@laokang]

Faltaron los Ju-87 volando todo al diablo pero muy buen vídeo!

[@Schoin2000]

The Ju-87 is just propaganda, even if it worked a bit it destroyed less than a hundred of vehicules and was nearly meaningless for the french. It was an obsolete plane that the germans put in the light for the war propaganda

[@koreajeonju1]

nice music~~~^^

[@user-vo8zg6je5v]

Франция была мощная только при Наполионе. Сейчас тоже, но тогда по сильнее... А во времена 1-2 мировой она тоже была сильной, но во вторую слились за 2 недели. А в 1 там бодались Британцы. ПОЭТОМУ, КТО ГОВОРИТ ЧТО ОН КРАСАВЦЫ, УЧИТЕ ИСТОРИЮ И ПОЙМЁТЕ-ФРАНЦИЯ МОЩНАЯ, НО ЗДАЕТЬСЯ ОЧ БЫСТРО

[@azrulroy7224]

The good muzik

[@rb716]

Respect to the French for defending dunkirk so the British could then evacuate and uktimately defeat the nazis!

[@ondrajakubse7104]

British army did same shit as french army in ww2, war was won by Soviet Union on first place and USA on 2nd place.

[@rb716]

Ondra Jakubse Clearly an uneducated swine.

[@ondrajakubse7104]

And btw brave franchise army was a bit lucky because german panzer divisions got order to stop before Dunkirk ......... If they could just go far then that heroes flee at the beach to their massive grave

[@ondrajakubse7104]

@@rb716 🤣🤣🤣

[@shabegsandhu6117]

USSR: Oi 'murika you see that shit? 'Murika: let them believe what they want...

[@Mocking69]

2:22～目の前に迫っている戦車を双眼鏡で見る奴に秀樹感激Goodです=3

[@epicboy5942]

The French army surrendered but when thay did the continued fighting respects to all french soldiers and civilians during the war.

[@user-cr9zh1wh1w]

What movie was used for this video?

[@alexmas9086]

This is bot a movie this is a documentary

[@lasdepique4805]

I love to see the german fallback when the B1 BIS come the B1 represent the honor and the power of the french army during the history of all conflict

[@lasdepique4805]

@Joshua Джошуа Like Tiger tank

[@lasdepique4805]

@Joshua Джошуа what ever

[@irondrugfreewhiteyouth2028]

@@lasdepique4805 The B1 was a major issue for the german Panzer units .... and wich Panzer III and PzIV ? You should look at the numbers of them , the workhorse of the german forces in France was the t38/35 and the Pz II . The Char B1 was mostly destroyed by the rare and heaver pak 40/39 , german Flak 8,8 or direct hits of the Stuka ground-airsupport .The B1 was for the german Panzerdivisionen the forsahdow of the KV-1/2 and the T-34 . In the winning days of the Wehrmacht , the german tanks allways had less firepower , amour or speed then their enemy counterparts . The germans didnt won because of their equipment they won because of their tactitcs and because they used modern Verbundstaktiken

[@ondrajakubse7104]

Yeah one powerful "weapon" of french army in ww2 other was from ww1

[@gregoirelebatard1057]

pour information les personnes mobilisés dans l'armée française et combattant l'armée allemande en 1940 étaient principalement des jeunes gens de 18 à 25 ans , bien qu'il y avait des personnes plus âgés tranche d'âge engagé dans l'armée française combattant en mai_juin 1940, de 18 à 40 ans et les généraux pouvaient eux avoir jusqu'à 55ans mais ne pas s'y tromper la plupart des soldats français combattant en 1940 étaient des jeunes , par exemple à Stonne des soldats allemands qui ont entourés une mini infanterie française ont été stupéfait d'avoir à faire prisonnier 10 personnes de 16à 18 ans donc des jeunes gens français... oui certes de 1914 à 1918 la France a perdu beaucoup de jeunes français de 18 à 30 ans , en termes de pertes militaires directes 1 400 000 soldats français environ sont morts au combat sans compter les blessés s'élevant à plus de 4 millions dont beaucoup ont du y passer... mais il y avait quand même beaucoup de réserves , sur les 8 millions mobilisés, de jeunes gens, qui par leur courage en ayant fait la guerre mais surtout leur chance n'y sont pas passés et ont eu une descendance pour certains comme moi à titre d'exemple comme pour des millions de famille française qui est là présente et bien en vie, donc finalement oui certes beaucoup de jeunes français sont morts, mais il en restait quand même beaucoup, disons que pour l'époque perdre plus d'1 400 000 soldats français en particulier des jeunes, même s'ils restent beaucoup de jeunes français , ça reste beaucoup

[@bellatorfranconum3209]

Char B1 bis aka Panzer slayer

[@anonymousanonymous6657]

Considering "Fleurie" survived with over 130 shots, including a dozen from anti-tank guns, I think that the B1 would've been able to win against a Tiger, or even a Flak-88.

[@nikolamujan6695]

@@anonymousanonymous6657 not ahainst the tiger but he is truly a beast of an tank with armor of 45mm to 60mm i think

[@gianggiang9225]

pls let 's me know : What 's the film ?

[@pastillevichy6119]

Hi ! its just a french documentary www.dailymotion.com/video/x71rv0n

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

2:37 Ah, the Spanish Ruby pistol made during WWI. It seems .32 acp was enough for those two world wars. Greetings from Spain.

[@pastillevichy6119]

yes but spain made only 50 ruby ,all pistol made by France

[@mohamedabdelrazek6020]

81 years ago

[@Anekantavad]

The Fall of France in the early summer of 1940 was the closest we have ever come to the total defeat of civilization by barbarism. Kudos to the French of 1940. You took it on the chin for all of us. Vive la France!

[@emmanuelarnould9315]

@@mrmemeking1yearago437 Not yet comrade; not yet...

[@lavrentichudakoff2519]

Allah Akbar frenchie.

[@Anekantavad]

@@lavrentichudakoff2519 They won this one, hands down :-)

[@angloirishcad]

Except they didn't take it on the chin...the Petain govt capitulated and entered an agreement with the nazis setting up a proto-fascist state which collaborated closely

[@Anekantavad]

@@angloirishcad They didn't take it on the chin? 322,544 casualties, 2000 tanks, and 2000 planes destroyed. Nope. Nothing to see here. How any Americans died in Northern France in the Spring of 1940, when the Nazis were trying to take over the world?

[@cargaisontuba3361]

ça vient d'où le film ?

[@MarechalNey.]

Champ de bataille stonne rmc découverte

[@user-ho8tc4rm9d]

Why only a dozen of Germans are having Mauser 98ks?

[@thehamael3712]

Why have the French in this Movie Mosins and not the MAS-36 rifle?

[@Comissar_Carolus]

It's not a mosin it's a cavalry rifle, the Berthier rifle model 1916 and the main rifle was the Lebel, not the MAS, there were few of them in 1940.

[@norman4908]

Does anyone know what the video is? Is it from a movie or something like that?

[@norman4908]

I found it, but it is in French. Does anyone know where to find English versions if they exist?

[@norman4908]

@hamed.46 Its been 3 years and I forgot, sry

[@nabarajlamichhane9019]

its remember those days during the world war 2 on......

[@vandoan3960]

If the Germans were that strong, why where they defeated by French forces in slaughter-battles such as Monte Cassino, Toulon, Marseilles, Alsace and Southern Germany in 1944-1945?

[@tomopiucha2351]

They were good but which amry was stronger well every army for their side. Answer on your question they were already losing war. And main German forces were in Soviet union.

[@anonymousanonymous6657]

@@tomopiucha2351 Invasion of the USSR: 1942. Invasion of France: 1940. Check your dates.

[@tomopiucha2351]

@@anonymousanonymous6657 I just answered to Van Doan question.

[@jacksparrow6041]

anonymous bitch please the guy that he answered said 1944-1945

[@thomaseser8359]

Without support of their western allies the french would not have won a single battle in WW 2. Because their tacti s where ancient. And the Wehrmacht to effeciv.

[@iamawesome2811]

France : one more peaceful year come Germany : hold my bear 😆😆😆😆😆

[@edwardharding6064]

Oh, the French won in 1940.....you learn something new every day. What's next, Waterloo ?

[@aeto3811]

Vive la République et vive la France !

[@cesarlopez6094]

What is the songs

[@pastillevichy6119]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2eUY2OHhNGmnLc

[@acfake7858]

and they took the Paris , ghost division .

[@sdvtracker718]

Судя по видео, французы почти одержали победу над немцами, но.....вино прокисло,багеты подсохли и закончился стратегический запас одеколона.Так воевать невозможно.Пришлось сдаваться😏.