Valkyrie - Assassinate Hitler [HQ]

Valkyrie Directed by Bryan Singer with Tom Cruise as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg
The Plot to Assassinate Hitler July 20, 1944
Hitler never trusted the professional army officers. His disdain came about because of the poor generalship in World War I that killed millions of German soldiers. He was always worried that the Army would attempt a coup de état and try to take over the government.

[@GarvMania]

*Mission Impossible World War 2*

[@jaimelomeli8837]

Kshitiz Garv 🤣🤣

[@borris3768]

What a stupid fucking comment

[@angunotv]

@@borris3768 wtf 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@awddfg]

*_Mission Impossible: Valkyrie_*

[@marksakaluran6658]

Ahahahaha wtf

[@SubscriberswithnovideosC-ok7wv]

Assassins: *Fail mission* Hitler: *”Fine, I’ll do it myself”*

[@argon2423]

@@user-sw1dw3ef6z Pretty hilarious if you ask me.

[@sxnnystorm3880]

not really funny.

[@ImNotFine44]

adolf 12 yeah

[@ImNotFine44]

sxnnystorm humour is subjective

[@sxnnystorm3880]

jkgaming101 k

[@comradeskeever1336]

It's ok. Steiner's attack will bring everything under control.

[@mr.tryhardguitarguy2842]

OOF

[@f.b.i3209]

@W. George THAT ATTACK WAS A ORDER

[@burzum_]

@W. George das war ein Befehl

[@leroyhovatter7051]

FEGELEIN!

[@leroyhovatter7051]

@HQ Night FEGELEIN!

[@justinian-the-great]

Imagine if Stauffenberg was like: "My Führer, can you hold this briefcase for a second?" and then started running like an idiot. That would've worked 100%!

[@Ramboost007]

That's how it would go down if Valkyrie was remade in the style of The Death of Stalin

[@justinian-the-great]

@@Ramboost007 Yeah, he should've screamed: "Go back to Austria, dead boy!"

[@Lebenszeitbeamter]

It‘s „Führer“, not „Fuhrer“...

[@Glidescube]

Chocolates from Belgium mien füher

[@englishenglish444]

That would've been the most idiotic historic assassination.

[@redjirachi1]

I bet their ghosts were pissed to learn the only person who succeeded at killing Hitler was himself

[@iggyp2639]

he escaped to argentina

[@meingoobby8231]

@@iggyp2639 And Then what?....Escaped To atlantis to Form the So Called Illuminati?

[@upstreamtoast3512]

Iggy P he escaped to north pole

[@ninjabricz7688]

@@upstreamtoast3512 so thats who Santa is

[@upstreamtoast3512]

Berlin Monitor no he was in electric I saw him he’s didn’t vent

[@maxdangers]

My neighbour from Argentina used to love this scene, in fact he laughed his ass off at the end of the movie too. He was over 100 when he died, he loved Germany. He looked a lot like Hitler too, I often wonder where he got his golden Luger and Walther pistols from. He kept a giant U Boat at the harbour. Rest in peace Mr Adrolf Hiftler.

[@thurasan6664]

wait

[@erickcruz5889]

Wait a minute

[@jodolphushitlin8222]

Hol up wait a minute

[@rofhiwamudau6058]

Did your Neigbour had any offsprings?

[@mahendharthatikonda6050]

I'm sure your neighbour had a short moustache.

[@Mikey-xz4vn]

I was so engrossed in the plot of this movie that I half-expected the assassination to succeed

[@garbygarb31]

Nigga you know Hitler killed himself right

[@Mikey-xz4vn]

@@garbygarb31 *SPOILER* ALERT, JEEZ

[@arekzaworski5711]

@@garbygarb31 ding ding ding ding, Good answer Carl

[@safatsadman]

"Plenty of time", the thing I say to myself the night before an exam.

[@justadreamerforgood69]

Don't remind me 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@stonem0013]

Oh God. Flashbacks to law school

[@Michaelyinglia]

Yeah, failure of the exam also results in you being blown into piece by your own explosive...no pressure LOL

[@NickSiekierski]

"It's only 11pm, I have another 12 whole hours to study" 😅

[@englishenglish444]

Then everything "explodes" in your mind. 😄

[@anarchistatheist1917]

The three things instrumental for Hitler surviving the explosion were 1. Stauffenberg did not activate both bombs just one. 2. The explosion happened in a wooden building with a open window, minimizing the intensity of the explosion. Instead of a concrete walled room, where the explosive energy would have been contained in the room instead of being ventilated. 3. The briefcase containing the explosive were moved to the other side of the table leg helping she is Hitler from the explosion. If 2 of these actions did not happen Hitler would have either died in the explosion or have been fatally injured.

[@flisko123]

they did that on mythbusters, that massive wooden table leg saved him

[@americanmilitiaman88]

I

[@wawasan3428]

It's God willing.....what should we do???

[@arturs2436]

I saw the mythbusters episode and he simply should have left the inactive 1 in the briefcase due the other exploding would ignite both up.

[@borris3768]

What are u a bomb scientist or something? Lol nerd, I’ve seen call of duty explosions don’t matter if windows are open or closed

[@MisterMac4321]

Every time I watch this movie or read the history of these events I'm left bewildered at how a group of administratively and organizationally talented officers, who couldn't help but know that they'd all die if the plot failed, would act so timidly once the coup attempt began. Aside from Stauffenberg himself almost everyone else dithered, hesitated, and wasted critical time waiting for direction and/or confirmation. The chances of the plot succeeding were never high, but the failure of the majority of the plotters to act decisively ensured it's failure.

[@joshuagrover795]

In the series 'Hitler's Henchmen' related to the episode Freisler 'The hanging Judge' an army officer who knew Stauffenberg and the plotters but wasn't involved in the plot, said he believed Stauffenberg was the only capable individual to carry out the plot to the end since in his own words "The old cavalry generals who took part were sorry figures."

[@koriko88]

Although they were military, the problem is they weren't assassins. Imagine it's wartime and you're a high-level military officer who has decided to use a bomb to assassinate your insane, xenophobic leader and the rest of your fellow military people are also insane and xenophobic. You'd be nervous and want to escape without getting caught, and then they change the meeting location at the last minute which totally throws you off.

[@Boxingbear]

The bomb was not powerful enough to do the job because the meeting was moved to a conference room with windows. Had it exploded in the original location the meeting was supposed to take place ( inside the bunker) Hitler would have been killed and history would have unfolded quite differently.

[@1Learn2Swim3]

@@Boxingbear indeed the explosion would've liquidized everyone in the meeting, had it been conducted in the bunker as originally scheduled.

[@petekdemircioglu]

Well if they were good soldiers they would have won the war anyway. Nothing they are effective in.

[@cloudstreets1396]

My parents grew up in Nazi Germany and I remember their stories of how relieved everyone was that Hitler was ok after this attempt in his life. He was invincible until he took his own life.

[@m2heavyindustries378]

Sure bud, that makes you over 100? Make up a more believable invention next time yeah?

[@cloudstreets1396]

@@m2heavyindustries378 you have superb math skills, asshole. My parents were children during WWII.

[@daleburrell6273]

​@@m2heavyindustries378...YOU SUMMED IT UP PRETTY WELL-!!!

[@jurgenjung4302]

Er wurde aus Deutschland rausgeschafft,von den Ami's u. England.Er wurde in England/Travistock ausgebildet,gegen Deutschland gehandelt.

[@ak-77]

​@m2heavyindustries378 are u joking or just mentally disabled?

[@itboz]

Imagine how much stress he had. I can not even tolerate the stress in DOTA 2 Ranked-Match.

[@renjiththariath7831]

different time, different cats. under those circumstances you would've maybe grown a pair too

[@GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser]

You are speaking of very brave men by 1900s standards who also had years of military active service in war... DOTA match fuck me

[@mangolassi5273]

@@GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser yeah shouldnt be compared, dota match is way more stressful

[@anthonysoprano9353]

That’s because you suck at it. Simple

[@ongbak7554]

Can’t even play a single pub anymore after work. Even unraked matches are stressful 😣

[@ELViejito100]

Two men in a room and strange noises.. I think another thing.

[@ryanfriedman4329]

Oh gawd.

[@baustellenschild7916]

One is eating the other?

[@Adam-kt7ho]

Baustellenschild You could say that...

[@prashanttiwari5686]

They were Nazis who wouldn't tolerate the sight of gays

[@DenitaArnold]

Oooh you gotta warp since of humor 😂😂

[@TheTom5150]

A big problem was that lots of Germans still supported Hitler at this point. Had the plot succeeded, we may have ended up with another situation similar to the end of WW1. Half of Germany feeling like they didn’t loose on the battlefield but once again got stabbed in the back by traitors. Since the war was already lost at this point, the plotters probably would’ve been better off just using their command influence to undermine Nazi policy anyway they could

[@emie9858]

@@TheGeneralMotor making peace with the west you mean. They never intended (nor did the soviets) on any sort of peace in the east

[@BHuang92]

The Allies had considered assassinating Hitler but with the war turning against Germany, it was thought better that Hitler himself was undermining Germany faster then the Allies could and also the Allies wanted unconditional surrender from Germany.

[@markkane8261]

Operation Barbarossa, invasion of Soviet union

[@supobostarman]

I was just visiting the Wolfs Lair in northern Poland a week ago for the first time. An eerie feeling standing in these places.

[@peterneilson5434]

partysover ń

[@apr8189]

I'm visiting Rastenburg one day before i pass. Normandy too

[@louisclarkejr]

I never knew it was a visitor attraction, that one is dearly noted, thanks for the heads up.

[@bornpsychopath2996]

Great

[@raymondrose6596]

There's an aura around that place

[@neojso]

Probably the only time ever Tom failed an impossible mission

[@jeffburnham6611]

The biggest flaw was the conspirators were counting on the meeting taking place inside the reinforced bunker, where the overpressure from the explosion likely would have killed everyone in the room. Unfortunately the meeting was moved to another building with open windows. With as paranoid as Hitler was becoming, I am surprised that all briefcases were not searched when entering the Wolf's Lair compound. It would have been difficult to explain why 2 briefcases contained explosives.

[@dinkyramirez9866]

3:01 Yes That Probably Made All The Difference In The World.

[@josephjames.2277]

So close... God this is so hard to watch. If he put the secondary charge in the bag it would have worked. How heartbreaking.

[@crazyforcoffee5950]

Joseph James. Or the briefcase wasn’t moved at the last moment

[@sexyscales]

@@crazyforcoffee5950 Or the day was slightly cooler

[@amritpalsingh3293]

These are military operations. Things don't go as planned.

[@arturs2436]

Exactly,that is shown in the mythbusters episode

[@hampushaglund7831]

Rugby Man Well that part is just Hollywood fiction;) You don't actually know that happend in real life

[@tributevocalist]

too bad that one officer put the briefcase on the other side of that leg, so much would have changed......RIP Colonel Stauffenberg

[@conradschmidt4676]

r u still active?? 11 years old comment...

[@noroi_2144]

@eating sugar no papa how about you? rooting that hitler lives?

[@gaammwalid7926]

This comment was made when I was in 1st grade. Jeez!

[@samiam1059]

@@gaammwalid7926 and when I was 2.

[@XXXXXXXXXO]

Yes, Hitler was literally protected by the devil himself.

[@redcypher1444]

the suspense of this scene still gets to me!!

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

the part where the actor who plays h looks at tom cruise as Stauffenberg is blood freezing!

[@frankmorgan6783]

Agree, my nerves were on overload ...

[@lyledavis7175]

During this scene, Hitler is being briefed on The Soviet Union’s Operation Bagration. This was the most successful and efficient operation on WW2 resulting in the destruction of Germany’s Army Group Center- 400,000 Germans killed in a month. Eighteen German generals were killed or captured. Truly an extraordinary operation executed with precision and scale never to be seen again (4 million Soviet troops).

[@TheTarget1980]

Lyle Davis, the sovjet "Weichsel-Oder-Operation" was even sucessfullier.

[@Socks3657]

May all soldiers rest in peace

[@finsfan90]

Almost as effective as Operation Barbarosa.

[@joshuagrover795]

31 of 47 German divisional commanders facing Bagration by the end of Operation Bagration were either killed, captured or missing, destroying 28 of 34 divisions of Army Group Centre. It was the biggest German defeat in German military history and ripped the heart out of the German armies on the Eastern Front, taking the Soviet armies to the gates of Warsaw and borders of East Prussia by the end of August 1944.

[@KI.765]

@@joshuagrover795 probably one of my "favorite" battles of all time in just how damn brutal it was. We saw the Germans behave as the Soviets did in 1941, and the Soviets as the Germans of 1941. I have a deep fascination with those battles that "rip the heart out" as you said. I remember that wording from a documentary actually.

[@kostasmetal7]

Anybody else wanted so bad to see them succeed and the movie to turn into an alternate history mode?

[@mucahittin]

This is one of the best movies of tom cruise

[@aaaht3810]

It's hard to imagine the stress Stauffenberg must have been under. Walking around with a live bomb. Going to the conference hut and not the bunker ( I assume he had not been there before and did not know the layout). Then if the bomb detonates, he still has to make it out of the Wolf's Lair. And what if, upon entering the conference room, Hitler engaged him in conversation? What if Hitler stopped the current briefing and insisted Stauffenberg give his presentation? Bet he was sweating bullets.

[@cristianm7097]

Stauffenberg should have worn a suicide vest.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

the hero Stauffenberg had testicles of steel

[@theomgsee8217]

1:28 When you have to finish the group project on your own

[@briantheprion]

TheOMGsee hahaha lol

[@mohammadshah3496]

There were 42 assassination attempts on Hitler's life but all failed.

[@bvbinsane1vanity]

There are only 15 known attempts to kill Hitler.

[@ironwolfsdad3485]

@@bvbinsane1vanity he did the another 27

[@cadaverdog1424]

Didn’t Lee Harvey Oswald try to kill him??

[@gregorylumban-gaol3889]

Fidel Castro still reigns supreme in surviving assassination attempts.

[@tekoppentekoppen761]

Because commies are talentless useless degenerates.

[@RizqiPrakoso]

-Beckett? *Its lord now, actualy

[@RjhnlyNm]

It's just a good business.

[@mariafabito3951]

Lmao😂

[@ruuuuudooooolph]

I was always intrigued by this scene hearing the command presentations of the military situation of the German army. This must have been intense back then with the entire allied power hitting them from all sides. The losses were so huge it would be such a stressful experience to hear for any high-ranking officers or generals and to reach a counter-plan.

[@usul573]

Check out the months of June 1944 and July 1944 in the map it's mind boggling: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3TUeJh3oruoZ6s

[@smonyboy]

Yea at that point, army group center was almost completely obliterated by the soviets. Stressful experience is an understatement

[@jdee8407]

I think it was during Operation Bagration by the Red Army if I'm not mistaken.

[@oboyz3848]

I'd be scared to go with the plan

[@christopherthrawn1333]

KillerProductions No sacrifuce?

[@hampushaglund7831]

Jesse Williams You're such a hero kid.

[@EGarrett01]

Some people were afraid and backed out, but they also didn't report the people who tried to go ahead with it. You don't know how something like that will go, it might be the only option, you might be better off defecting or doing something else. Hitler might get himself killed, you never know for sure. Which is part of what makes real life so difficult and makes a decision like this even more ballsy.

[@EGarrett01]

Keyboard warriors are not only immature, they don't understand how much actual courage the real people who did this had.

[@jerryroach881]

Why??

[@Quelle87sFk]

German Uniforms at WW2 are the best!

[@shamangamingkz]

Ofc, Hugo Boss

[@mccarthy5825]

@@shamangamingkz the black Allegmaine SS officers ones are his best. Not just the colour scheme of black and silver, but the tailoring on them too. Modern suit tailoring has taken a lot from those. Cutting along or against the bias,the accommodation for epaulettes and discreet padding... The sharp angles... Those uniforms left a long legacy.

[@shamangamingkz]

@@mccarthy5825 sure bro

[@muhammedsaidberk725]

Yeah ı like ss uniforms and other german uniforms

[@jadenkhor3523]

Hitler: Where was Fegelein when all this happened? Very sus indeed...

[@julianprasaja2227]

Fegelein was there, as the chief of the Reserve Army Battalion.

[@TravisLoneWolfWalsh]

Imagine the struggle it must have been for staufenberg to arm the bomb under pressure with a hand missing on one arm and fingers missing on the only hand he had

[@natesepnefski]

Arm the bomb...

[@NavrajThapa2002]

​@@natesepnefskiGuess you can say,.... he really needed a hand

[@joeyyc8515]

This was the best portrayal of Hitler I've seen so far. His voice is eeirly similar to the fuhrer's.

[@senpaicringe700]

Did you see him?

[@mr.incredible9663]

His side profile is so similar too

[@hairglowingkyle4572]

nah the best is still Bruno Gantz, though this guy was decently good tho

[@thelord2663]

No, bruno ganz takes the cake as the best hitler on screen in the downfall. Deserved an oscar for it.

[@WTEIncognito]

The backround conversation where the officers are giving the information on the battle to Hitler is really the cream on the top of this scene, really good directing by the film.

[@jenniferrojas7024]

So is this what resulted in Rommel's forced suicide?

[@jenniferrojas7024]

Sean Barr Love Rommel , its so unfair and i really wonder if hitler escaped to my grandparents/parents country Argintina .

[@RyanLesNOVAL]

nice

[@flisko123]

u think it would be better if germany won?

[@JesusKing436]

Pretty much

[@raheemking7002]

@@jenniferrojas7024 yes, Allah Akbar

[@ragusano86]

Never in any war a guy hd such big balls like Stauffenberg. Imagine being him in this situation you would be shaking and dying inside

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

a great man for eternity.. steel balls for sure! God was with him

[@BigBrother4Life]

This guy remained so calm, its phenomenal.

[@charleswest6372]

He had an Angel watching over his body. Only way he survived so many attempts

[@Yoctopory]

So close.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Yoctopory only good in horse shoes and hand grenades.

[@factbeaglesarebest]

I was there! My seats weren’t that great unfortunately! I barely saw the explosion, but I did get an SS officers sternum to take home! I had a great time at the show. Was happy to see the main act survived.

[@maisonraider4593]

The assasination would have succeeded if 1 of the following 3 events had happened: The windows of the conference hut were closed or the meeting had taken place in the bunkers. Both explosives had been used. The solid oak table leg was not between the bomb and hitler.

[@alexanderlyon1215]

Hitler leaning over the table also minimized the damage even more. That man really had the luck of the devil.

[@MrFujinko]

once a plan gets too complex, anything can go wrong. walter sobchak

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

Too bad he failed, would have saved millions of lives and thousands upon thousands of historic buildings and Dresden wouldn't have been completely destroyed or Berlin.

[@1945joshuaruiz]

Insert Redletter Media Meme Here it's hard to say by 1944. The allies especially Russia wanted blood . Perhaps by overthrowing the nazis it could've changed things but I doubt it . If anything the Germans themselves would have to do a witch hunt to themselves and appease the allies like in WW1. An armistice would've been a better outcome than unconditional surrender

[@championofgods]

@LordMIGtau what are you talking about, Germany still exists

[@cc-wu5rw]

@LordMIGtau Germany is still almost leading european union. I'm from France and tired of the German Leadership.

[@cc-wu5rw]

@LordMIGtau Yeah, it's a real shame.

[@DesertFox36]

1945joshuaruiz It was mid 1944, only a month after Normandy landing. By then, Germany has probably lost 75% of its leverage but I think a new government that denounces the Hitler faction would have convinced the Allies (not sure about Soviets) to at least consider some sort of peace treaty. I assume it would be an even stricter Versailles treaty. Not to mention everyone was aware of the cost necessary to subdue Germany with blood to the very end.

[@superman31172]

i am guessing this is not the only movie made about the plot to kill hitler but it is the only one i have heard of and seen

[@Jermster_91]

The only Hollywood movie. There are a couple TV Movies about it.

[@cadaverdog1424]

Actually Richard Wagner wrote one called Die Walküre________________

[@tommybrown9534]

Such a great movie!! These brave men set out on a seemingly suicidal mission in an attempt to snuff out evil and to bring peace. And although they ultimately lost their lives for it, they ended up on the right side of history and are now (and will always be) celebrated and remembered as heroes. SALUTE.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

amen God have mercy for them!

[@rogeredwarrddeshon5000]

No sympathy. They were not heroes, they were traitors. They had taken their oath to Hitler personally as Supreme Commander and now decided it was acceptabl;e to go back on it.

[@richardrau8701]

This very story was included in the 1987 TV mini-series "War and Remembrance", the sequel to the 1983 series "The Winds of War"..

[@Eazy-ERyder]

I really like suspenseful scenes like this.Loved this movie..was great

[@italkedtobarzini4015]

The attack was almost worthwhile since he at least killed that pesky Colonal Brandt. He was practically Valkyrie's version of Fegelein.

[@-bry-9812]

Me everytime i do my homework in the school right before the bells ring and the teacher cames in

[@danielepulef3442]

Creo que uno de los héroes máximos de la segunda guerra .es sin dudas stofenberg. Pudo cambiar el curso de la guerra.y tambien de la historia

[@adrianagrest795]

What is the title of the movie?

[@ToiletfanBR]

4:06... 4:10 min Scene very well executed by the actors

[@kanthector]

Their eyes and facial expressions suggests how nobody trusts one another in a Police state..

[@teddywawwrzyniak104]

My dad was in the Polish Army. P. O. W. Thru the war. My mom was much younger. They never talked about it.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

very sad it may help them to heal

[@kamilalewicka3201]

Nietuzinkowy aktorski profesjonalizm osobowości postaci historycznych. Danke.

[@joshuagrover795]

Hitler during this scene before the blast is being briefed about the USSR's Operation Bagration, the biggest and probably most successful offensive during WWII here are some statics below. 1. 31 of 47 German divisional commanders facing Bagration by the end of Operation Bagration were either killed, captured or missing. 2. The operation destroyed 28 of 34 divisions of Army Group Centre. 3. It was the biggest German defeat in German military history and ripped the heart out of the German armies on the Eastern Front, over 450,000 casualties. 4. Bagration by the end of the Operation had taken Soviet armies to the gates of Warsaw and borders of East Prussia by the end of August 1944.

[@julianprasaja2227]

This is interesting😊

[@charles07km83]

The Most Successfully ww2 operation was Barbarrosa, but Bagration was the most successful soviet one the Germans lost 450,000 of wich 250,0000 captured arround 70,000 killed & 100,000 Wounded, the soviets lost 200,000 killed and 500,000 wounded in numbers was a pirric soviet victory

[@hhwe9785]

This clip starts with Jack Bauer and Tom Tom Club :)

[@RealD8]

4:07 imagine looking right into the eyes of the devil

[@holzmichl9795]

Stalin?

[@friedpickles342]

George Bush?

[@samiam1059]

Narendra Modi?

[@shianzekri7629]

Queen Victoria?

[@blackwolf4653]

Killary Clinton?

[@chriswhis1134]

Just out of curiosity, was Hitler himself in the building when the bomb went off, or was he outside of it? Cause I remember he walked away with some minor injuries to my surprise and shock after a blast that big.

[@bielefeldundmehr2461]

He was inside, but he was protected by the massive wooden table.

[@chriswhis1134]

Wow. That’s a tough table. Unfortunately however hitler survived.

[@fabrethierry6364]

Ces ""braves"" soldats allemands, rendent honneur à l'Allemagne aujourd'hui, il fallait qu'ils soient incroyablement courageux. Je suis vraiment impressionné par ces hommes qui voulaient enfin arrêter la guerre, les massacres.

[@JulianLife81]

0:48 the moment when he hears two German officers of the Wermacht grunting and shuffling behind the door

[@lukerudolph880]

Oh yes, send the man with one eye and one working arm that only has 3 working fingers to plant and arm the bomb. It will surely work.

[@bryanhead2670]

Couldnt agree more,,he could not even run back inside after the bomb hadgone off with a knife to finish hitler off. i would have,,but i have all my fingers!!!!

[@billbusen]

They didn't 'figure out who to send'. They had no one with access to Hitler, and then there was a staff shakeup and they had Stauffenberg.

[@Anthrex000]

Can someone tell me what does scene 1:30 means? It looked like something has gone wrong...

[@KADGE93]

He can't cut the wire easily with one hand. He's panicking about how to do it on his own!

[@harisvictory2712]

Valkyrie, heroic act in the centre of evil power. Salute to the actors, especially to stauffenberg

[@roberdink]

6:26 Best moment of the movie

[@krazyboiii1188]

MISSION FAILED WE'LL GET E'M NEXT TIME

[@nyy190343]

I love how they zoom in on the windows like oh shit, this isn't going to work

[@twiddlerat9920]

3:56 "Cutler Beckett?" "Its nazi now, Actually"

[@cjguitars317]

He survived the sinking of the endevour, surprising

[@renatovicenziofrancesconis4476]

No sólo eso. Después se fue a Inglaterra y trabajó como P. M. Ethan Hunt y su equipo de Misión Imposible, lo secuestró para abrir retinalmente, una caja roja de Solomon Lane y el Sindicato. El dinero de dicha caja, era para los Apóstoles.- 😂😂😂🎥🎞️📽️🎬🇨🇱

[@renatovicenziofrancesconis4476]

Dicen que también se fue a Inglaterra y trabajó para el grupo Queen, como su abogado. Freddy le puso por sobrenombre "Miami". Al menos así salió en la película "Rapsodia Bohemia".- 🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂🎬📽️🎞️🎥👍🏻👏🏻🇨🇱

[@Desolaytore]

Should of had someone take one for the team and held the briefcase next to him and let it go off.

[@trekkienzl2862]

I don't see why Stauffenberg couldn't have just put and used 2 or even 3 bombs (instead of just 1) in his suitcase, just to increase the chances of killing Hitler (or at least injuring Hitler enough to be permanently incapacitated and unable to rule). I mean for an plot this important and the risks involved, why leave anything to chance?

[@grastproductions]

He did bring two bombs but was only able to arm one of them because he was interrupted and was too slow to arm the bombs because of his injuries. The real question is why the German resistance chose a crippled guy with one arm to carry out the most important part of their plan.

[@trekkienzl2862]

I think Stauffenberg's assistant who was with him in the room should have helped with arming the second bomb.

[@crownedstag647]

@@trekkienzl2862 Probably because Stauffenberg had a good enough reputation / influence to get himself to that room with Hitler

[@joshuagrover795]

Stauffenberg was the Chief of Staff for the Reverse Army under General Fromm, his position required he have regular meetings with the Fűhrer that why he was chosen to plant the bomb, Stauffenberg was the only closest plotter to have direct access to Hitler and in fact he did use his disabilities well like asking being placed closer to Hitler because of his 'hard of hearing'.

[@jw1731]

What you say is very true. Even if the second charge wasn’t armed, the first one will trigger the seconds’s explosion anyway, killing everyone in the hut. I guess this scene offers a *plausible* explanation as to why they didn’t throw it in the bag for good measure: nerves, bad luck, the interruption. But only Stauffenberg and Haeften themselves knew what really went down.

[@CarlosSantos-bk4yl]

Alguém pôr gentileza poderia o nome desse Filme

[@beetlejuice146]

Fun fact tom actually cut off his hand for this movie and in the end when they shot him they actually used real bullets and KILLED tom just because Tom wanted to make the movie more real.

[@marc2377]

This may be a fact but I don't find it funny :/ RIP

[@derrmann1800]

best part of this attempt is that Hitler ended up meeting with Mussolini right after. Thats some boss ass shit right there.

[@julianprasaja2227]

"What-a happen to you, Signore Hitler? "Ich got blown yesterday, Beni." "Mamma Mia. By Eva?" "Nein. Stauffenberg."

[@starsparklemonkey3390]

Nazis are so ridiculous. Hitler surviving through dumb luck and then pissing his pants and killing himself like a coward is bOss aSs. Mussolini getting gutted like a little pig in public was funny though.

[@walshy1234]

Colonel Brandt dies from this explosion he lost his leg and then died from surgery

[@RoosterMontgomery]

barbiquearea The table leg should have been promoted too, since it did half the work!

[@orangu]

HOL'UP youtube says this movie was realeased in 2015, this was released 2008

[@quiiquee85]

Of all the Hitlers actors, I would swear that this one looks very much like the real one

[@Jermster_91]

Check out Bruno Ganz in Der Untergang (Downfall) as Hitler.

[@Jermster_91]

Anibal Rendon No, Bruno Ganz is.

[@alekzander2010]

No, that one is actually pretty terrible imo. Bruno Ganz was the best hitler in movies.

[@rafaelmedina5950]

FEGELEIN!!!! FEGELEIN!!!! FEGELEEEEEIN!!!!!!

[@3rdreichball525]

I think the one on look whos back is the best looking one.

[@gavinperry8433]

German resistance : we failed to kill Hitler Der Furher : chin up lads I got a plan

[@zoilomadero8880]

This is 100% suicide squad real-life.!!😱😱😱

[@joshgellis3292]

It's kind of a weird scene. HOW LONG extra could it of taken to have the other fuse set?! It gives my latest thought about the real situation this cause to think: Did Stauffenberg have a last minute attack of _evil_ thought?! (The opposite of an 'Attack of Conscience'.)🤔😬😳

[@aboutlife9088]

Is the movie name Valyrie

[@YortOK]

Treason doth never prosper, for if it does, none dare call it treason.

[@waterman1976]

even if the plot would have succeeded, by this time the allies would have insisted on unconditionally surrender. however, stauffenberg would have saved thousands upon thousands of lives if the plot succeeded and the new government would have immediately surrendered.

[@faisalumar4880]

Movie name

[@marvinsilverman4394]

1:27 what happened here??? I dont understood that part

[@cornflakes647]

he has only one Hand he cant Ready all two bombs with 1 Hand so he finishes only one and goes through with it

[@studio2165]

How can it be too hot inside a stone building, i think hitler was being protected by higher powers, but not for the reasons we might think, i think it was to stop something even worse happening. But nobody escapes death that many times without help, its incredible the amount of times he escaped assassination by minutes.. 42 in all, and many were because he had a gut feeling that something wasnt right and left earlier than he should have.

[@miguelperez-gb5kr]

well Tom Cruise is my best actress in history! yes

[@subhammukherjee6863]

I think you have a gender problem.

[@subhammukherjee6863]

@Literally The Coolest may be he is a deutsch.

[@subhammukherjee6863]

@Literally The Coolest I'm from India so i am not generally accustomed to the European surnames or their origins,can you help me with that? But Silva, Smith,murphy,muller are some special ones that I have heard of.

[@witterflygamin1976]

1:12 there is two charge but the interruptions soldier send only one

[@tigerlily48]

Tom Cruise one of the best actor

[@artacania]

Men like Col. Stauffenberg are always so under-credited for what they tried to do from Within

[@nstice1]

High treason?

[@tka1289]

He tried to remove Hitler to save german chauvinistic aristocracy from the catastrophe. He wanted to bring german dominance over slavic peoples . He was a racist. And btw he didn't care about a random german.

[@wilhelmvonberghoff175]

@@tka1289 I don't know what you're talking about. Stauffenburg was already a high ranking colonel and had a good salary. If he actually wanted to kill Hitler for that reason it would be stupid and pointless. The real reason he tried to kill Hitler is because he knew he was destroying Germany as a whole.

[@tka1289]

@@wilhelmvonberghoff175 He had a good salary . Ok I agree ,that is a fact . But I am not talking about salaries, I am talking about the reasons behind The assassination attempt. He was a means to remove Hitler et consortes from government. And, How The Assassins thought , They could have saved Germany and their vast landholdings in the east or else by striking a peace with the US and UK .To strike a peace they thought they needed to kill Hitler. The Assassins did not act because of humanitarian reasons. The were chauvinist,hated slavic peoples,supported war and subjugation of Slavic countries. They wanted to save themselves and their dominance in Germany. They hated that National Socialists treated Germans equally - Hitler was a commoner like many other in his regime. They knew that Soviets would nationalise large estates etc. Simply They did act to save Themselves. Regardless of anything or anybody. Did Stauffenberg do anything to help stop killing Poles ? Did Stauffenberg think about stopping the war and annihilation of Ukraine/Russia or Belarus? He was more than adamant of that policy above . German aristocracy, German military circles wanted at least since 1900s to destroy Russia. To enslave Slavic peoples. In 1900s - they planned to remove or kill all Poles from the Greater Poland region ( than under German occupation) , the plan was highly popular among them. That devil Bismarck was sending letters to the so- called Imperator , in which he demanded that all Poles would be killed merciless.

[@wilhelmvonberghoff175]

@@tka1289 I don't know where you're getting this information from but it's very wrong and contradicting. You say Stauffenberg supported the war yet he wants to kill Hitler to make peace. Doesn't make any sense. There's been books written on why they tried to assassinate Hitler and I suggest you read them. Stauffenberg and his supporters were all Royalists who hated the Nazi Party and Hitler because of his ideologies. It was destroying Germany. That's one of the reasons why they tried to assassinate Hitler because he was killing the German people. Germany at that point in the war was being bombed night and day by allied bombings and many people were dying. Also if Stauffenberg tried to kill Hitler because he wanted to save German aristocracy or whatever he would've done it way earlier like in 1940 or before. Also when you asked if Stauffenberg could help save the Poles, bro the man is a colonel and not a general (even generals didn't know about the Nazis systematic extermination of Jews in camps), he can only do so much. Now to finish off you really need to correct your history of Germany's view of Russia and Poland in the 1900s. Back then it was Imperial Germany and the king of Germany (specifically Kaiser Wilhelm II) was literally cousins with the Tsar of Russia and both loved each other and sent many letters to each other. Kaiser Wilhelm II also actually wanted to create an independent Poland after WW1 because he saw what the Russians did there because they had Poland under control and under their empire. So please strop trying to say Germany always hated the Poles, that only came into effect in WW2 with Hitler. As amatter of fact if anyone hates the Poles more its the Russians. The poles themselves hate the Russians more than the Germans.

[@clarkw4028]

There’s not a knife sharp enough to cut the tension in that room prior to the blast. To pull of an operation such as that, EVERYTHING must go according to plan and leave nothing to chance. It only took 1 thing to go wrong and it’s screwed the rest of the plans up. They should’ve confirmed of Hitlers death before initiating Valkyrie. But they were desperate and careless trying to kill the most wanted man in the world at that time.

[@aaaht3810]

I tend to agree. The stress Stauffenberg was under must have been tremendous. Especially walking around with a live bomb then being diverted from the original venue of the bunker to the conference hut (don't know if he had been there previously). Then, he had to make his escape after the blast through the checkpoints. So many things could have gone wrong, and like you said just one thing could have meant failure.

[@clarkw4028]

@@aaaht3810 and considering there were more eyes in that room watching every persons move made that situation that MUCH MORE tense. You definitely couldn’t act suspicious around Hitler. That SOB had eyes and ears everywhere. That’s why so many assassination attempts failed.

[@noframedrops2099]

*which sniper elite DLC is this*

[@NtoTheM]

What baffles me to this day is that all these men were so willing to die for the cause, but none thought of just putting a bullet in his head.

[@skyrimwarrior]

because the bullet would not have done nothing, if the Saboteurs had shot him, then the SS and Himmler and Goebbels would have certainly prevent Fromm from declaring Operation Valkyrie, the whole thing would have been for nothing if Himmler or Goebbels had replaced him right away as Chancellor.

[@emersonsitorus1136]

Weapons were banned anywhere near hitler..

[@khabbad]

Because these guys were going to stage a coup after the assassination they needed to be alive for that

[@superstandard]

Such a sad scene

[@NitishKumar-jm7ec]

German military was a pure art

[@ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan]

That was a serious secretly conference

[@hothmandon]

I would compare that to someone trying to grind up weed, pack it into a bowl and trying to hit it real quick in the bathroom and trying to sanitize the air while an unaware cop is right outside the door. Then as you leave You're panting due to the fact that you were not only successful but realizing just how close you were to getting caught.

[@kbanghart]

6:28... goodbye eardrums

[@user-pd9fg8qe5h]

ممكن رابط الفيلم

[@johndavid5618]

"Man is full of darkness.

[@iancmcintyre]

It would have saved a million lives since the last year of Hitler's regime was very, very bloody indeed.

[@omaramin2989]

Stalin's regime was also the same

[@abiudjoseph6136]

Actually it could have cost more lives, if after Hitler's death they put someone better at military tactics in charge, like Guderian or Rommel.

[@RajKamal-ix8lz]

No way..someone else would have been taken over the power as there were a bunch of greedy generals behind the scene. And its gonna be somewhat the same!

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

It was too late .The Allied offensives were too well advanced .The Russian attacks would have rolled on and Stalin had his eyes on eastern Europe .The Western allies were massively committed after D-Day and nobody would have stopped short of unconditional surrender .

[@rosscopico4550]

6:28 I want to see more of Hitler getting flown through the air in movies about the failed assassination plot. the only times I saw were Killing Hitler even though it was a dummy and Nazi megastructures. I hate it when they just show the outside of the wolves lair blowing up in movies. also show inside straight after the blast