Volgograd, Stalingrad War Memorial, Mamayev Kurgan; change of guard

[@joyholtzhausen8976]

The world owe Russian people far more gratitude and respect for their sacrifice. May God bless them with peace and prosperity

[@stasdomov6785]

Мы видим сейчас, как нам обязан мир

[@melbeasley9762]

Amazing drill, hypnotic. Respect to the fallen from a British Army veteran.

[@melbeasley9762]

@Star Gazer Shame to see what's happening there now.

[@mariolugt1915]

@@melbeasley9762 Shame to see what's happening Europe and America now.

[@melbeasley9762]

@@mariolugt1915 Not to forget Russia and the Ukraine. Haven't the bankers stolen enough already?

[@andycarlson1443]

@@mariolugt1915 How's Kursk doing?

[@danmenefee5437]

Its almost too hard to fathom that 25 million+ Russians died in this war. Please always remember this unimaginable sacrifice.

[@lt_left_nut4567]

It was 16 million not 25+

[@harambe7430]

LT_LEFT_NUT 45 it was 27 million actually. 8 million military deaths and 19 million civilian casualties.

[@ms1535]

There was a lot of propaganda from both sides regarding body count. Needless to say, that the Russians suffered terribly especially in the beginning of Barbarossa. Whole Russian Armies were swallowed up in huge German encirclements. I remember that the Carter administration figured Russian losses to be 20million. However, 40 million was the consensus before that. Carter wanted to know how many losses the Russians would accept during a nuclear war. One reason he pushed for the neutron bomb. BTW, Carter was a complete fool economically for putting the US into a recession and his approach to foreign policy particularly for the rise of the Taliban and Al Qaida. Never should of escalated the war and our eventual involvement by supplying Stinger missiles to the Mujahideen.

[@BadBoy-bt6lb]

We remember.Our children and grandchildren will remember this war.

[@Flyinghigh888]

Not just all Russians but citizens of Soviet Union, they can be many ethnics, some ethnics you never known their location in USSR!

[@stephenwilliams8302]

Unbelievable, the gigantic struggle for the USSR,!! 27 million died, to save the rest of mankind, and of course the memorial is unbelievable, not for the millions who suffered and died young!! God Bless.

[@sovietred7371]

The momorial of the bloodiest battle ever fought to this day.

[@jetdude787]

Indeed, and the turning point.

[@DrCruel]

_"We have fought during 15 days for a single house ... with mortars, grenades, machine guns, and bayonets. Already by the third day 54 German corpses are strewn in the cellars, on the landings, and the staircases. The front is a corridor between burnt-out rooms; it is the thin ceiling between two floors. Help comes from neighboring houses by fire escapes and chimneys. There is a ceaseless struggle from noon to night. From story to story, faces black with sweat, we bombard each other with grenades in the middle of explosions, clouds of dust and smoke, heaps of mortar, floods of blood, fragments of furniture and human beings. Ask any soldier what half an hour of hand-to-hand struggle means in such a fight. And imagine Stalingrad; 80 days and 80 nights of hand-to-hand struggles. The street is no longer measured by meters but by corpses..."_ _"Stalingrad is no longer a town. By day it is an enormous cloud of burning, blinding smoke; it is a vast furnace lit by the reflection of the flames. And when night arrives, one of those scorching, howling, bleeding nights, the dogs plunge into the Volga and swim desperately to gain the other bank. The nights of Stalingrad are a terror for them. Animals flee this hell; the hardest stones can not bear it for long; only men endure."_ -Leutnant Weiner, 24th Panzer Division, killed at Stalingrad

[@antonmataj1865]

its very compelling to see the soldiers performing their tasks with utmost respect and discipline

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

I am woman from Slovakia in my early thirties and I want to express eternal gratitude to mostly young boys fighting in this battle, and subsequently to all who fought Nazism. I am so sorry, that so many of them lost their young lives and never could kiss their children. Such a loss for the humanity. And thank to all, who commented under this video with such beautiful messages.

[@jetdude787]

Terrible times, that 1941-45 war was terrible, the subsequent generations cannot even begin to comprehend ... Thank you soo much, Titina 🙏

[@pyatig]

Thank you for your kind words. Most young people from the former Warsaw Pact are so brainwashed by the western propaganda that they think of the people of the Soviet Union as heartless barbarians when in fact it’s because of those boys we live in a free society. My grandfather was one of those young boys who didn’t come home

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@pyatig I am so sorry, he couldn't be a father for his children. Missing parent is something that affects a family for generations. I could say from my grandma experience and from observing how my friend and my sister's boyfriend suffer as both sadly lost their mums as young adults (a cancer and a bus crash). Eternal gratitude to sacrifice of your grandfather and low bow from in front of suffering of your family.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@pyatig Agree about propaganda too. It is sad, how many people can't spot it

[@BadBoy-bt6lb]

The USSR, according to rough estimates, lost 27 million inhabitants and soldiers in the four years of the war. The Nazis were able to approach Moscow. The Red Army was able to repel the offensive of Guderian’s tank armada and then go on the offensive. Russian army. When they took the Reichstag, they hoisted a red flag over it.

[@27AdityaOm]

Sacred!! Here lie the sacred saviours of entire humanity who gave everything for us. The world shall ever bow in gratitude to these fathers and grandfathers of all humanity. Very Solemn Respect from India to our valiant Russian allies!

[@VTOROST]

Моё уважение и к вашим ветеранам❤

[@elenadiaz6312]

Fantastic! Very moving! My heart goes out to the ppl of Volgograd for all their suffering and sacrifice. What the leading soldier do entering the room and elevating his extended arm with the rifle under complete control must be very hard to achieve! Such dedication, I’m very moved

[@jetdude787]

It’s amazing, the cadence and it is moving as you say, thinking of what they are honoring there

[@BadBoy-bt6lb]

@@jetdude787 We feel loss and pain.This war took almost 30 million Russian lives But we won it.We will win this war too;,)

[@Anna_Victori]

@@BadBoy-bt6lb не сравнивайте. Это глупо.

[@freedomrises2385]

THE HONOURABLE AND BRAVE RUSSIANS WHO SAVED THE WORLD FROM FASCISM. A beautiful tribute to the millions of brave Russians who where killed their defending their Motherland. The music and religi like ceremony the slow leaving of the soldiers of the guard , and leaving 2 soldiers to remain , in tribute to the memory of their glorious departed soldiers from this realm of existence. Is what all generations need to see, when such great sacrifices take place like this. To also remain alert to the dangers of enemies wishing to do harm to their motherland , at anytime in this world always needing guards for such times. Let us all hope we will not see the likes of a war on this scale ever again. Greetings from England , and I salute the brave Russian unknown soldier, and his comrades in which there bravery , will never be forgotten by us who know real truths of history , in that Russia defeated Germany ,, before the D day landings in Normandy. Without the Russians standing firm and defeating the German NAZIs at that time. There would never have been a landing , as they would have faced a far greater, and powerful German Army, that the Russians had to deal with throughout the whole war . Their efforts, and struggle unsurpassed in the annals of human warfare to date. Thankfully the Russian culture survived these dangerous times , and while true memories of history last. Russia will remain a nation in gratitude, by those of us not Russian who know of their glorious history to date.

[@jetdude787]

Totally agree. Thank you 🙏

[@caroltenge5147]

Honor at its peak. More solemn than a church.........

[@coryaprophet9360]

Dam ..... with respect......:(

[@coryaprophet9360]

Wow...just....wow...

[@jagdpanther2224]

A place of heroism!

[@MatthieuWu]

Religion is a joke facing the red star

[@muzikizfun]

The Battle of Stalingrad was for one man's ego. Hitler not only caused the death of a million Russians but nearly as many Germans! This service honors those Russians who sacrificed their tomorrows to stop him.

[@jetdude787]

Totally agree with you. Thank you 🙏

[@ΧρίστοςΓκατζογιάννης]

Respect and love from Greece!

[@jagdpanther2224]

To the matyrs and heros of the Soviet Union, my heart, my tears and my silence goes to you, this is a divine place to honour your sacrifice! R.I.P. the unknown heros!!

[@jeanallermast8985]

Change your nickname, your tears sound fake.

[@420bengalfan]

did the soviets build a memorial to the 20 plus million they killed in the name of collectivism?

[@jagdpanther2224]

@@420bengalfan was that necessary?

[@420bengalfan]

@@jagdpanther2224 yes it was the soviets are worse than the nazis and you praise them you piece of shit

[@420bengalfan]

you praise and salute war criminals who executed tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of civilians you are the piece of shit

[@gary6514]

The Russians NEVER forget.

[@iancarter4196]

I’m not sure how long they stand on this guard before a change, but I do know how difficult it is to get your legs going after a period of just standing still on guard. Well done and very impressed.

[@jetdude787]

They change guards every hour and they can move around, in their post

[@mattanderson6336]

Russia’s Sacred Ground. Eternal Memory.

[@babisz8640]

Απο την Ελλάδα με απέραντο σεβασμό. Τ' Αντρειωμένου ο θάνατος, θάνατος δε λογιέται. From Greece with immense respect. As we say for our own Heroes "A Hero's death, cannot be seen as a death."

[@carltonpoindexter2034]

Memory Eternal, Memory Eternal, Memory Eternal!.

[@zackminkowski902]

wow, beautiful change of guard! wow!

[@pandoralechat780]

As a veteran of another war I respect and admire the the honor Russia bestows upon its Patriotic Heroes, may they rest forever in eternal Peace and Glory.

[@jetdude787]

🙏

[@jetdude787]

I feel the same way…

[@haroonmarikar]

vietnam ?

[@pandoralechat780]

@@haroonmarikar Yes.USAF

[@pandoralechat780]

@@haroonmarikar Yes,USAF.

[@НАФАНЯ-ф2к]

ребята наши!!!!!!! Русские Солдаты

[@EdSkywalker666]

In this construction, heroic deeds of war and work were united. We will defend / rebuild you dear Stalingrad!"

[@brianbrady4496]

Much respect from America.... I would love to see Russia especially sites like this..

[@jetdude787]

I travel a lot in what used to be the USSR, and love those memorials, even smaller villages in the middle of nowhere in Kyrgyzstan or Tajikistan have them…

[@maryfinnfan4140]

There are pictures of Heroes of the Soviet Union who lost their lives in the Great Patriotic War, on individual memorials in the park in Alma Ata in Kazakhstan. I went there in 1985 and the Komsomal girls and boys were the honour guard. Very respectful and moving xx

[@fa2860]

amazing !!!! thanks for sharing this...just amazing !! Respect to the fallen heroes of stalingrad

[@johnkeester3739]

For someone who studied WWII and especially the battle of Stalingrad the struggle for survival on both sides shows the endurance of suffering by man is far more than can be realized my father endured this kind of suffering in the frozen foxholes of Bastogne so he can relate to what the heroic Russian allies went through in Stalingrad as both armies went on to crush the facist krauts

[@linaa3469]

May God bless you and your father! With kind regards from Far-East of Russia.

[@mrslavinator1057]

So much respect... Why can’t every country have this much respect for its dead? ❤️🇷🇺

[@amadeusb4]

No other country has this many war dead and no other place has witnessed this much death. So this should remain unique in the world.

[@mrslavinator1057]

@@amadeusb4 so you think dead soldiers from every other country should just be forgotten??? That’s basically what your saying by the sounds of it

[@amadeusb4]

@@mrslavinator1057 So you are either trying to antagonize or have a problem with English literacy. Both problems are yours to solve.

[@mrslavinator1057]

@@amadeusb4 it’s neither. I don’t see anything wrong with my literacy and I’m not trying to antagonise. I asked why more countries couldn’t have as much respect for their fallen as Russia and you responded with “this should remain unique in the world” so what your saying is that only Russia should have respect for their fallen soldiers. I’m not going argue because I have better things to do

[@mariafrost1762]

@@amadeusb4 Utter nonsense.

[@msmedved_]

Oh wow this was beautiful!

[@jetdude787]

Thank you.

[@jetdude787]

I liked it also very much

[@emiliopeschiera601]

Magnifica e commovente cerimonia Stalingrado memoria da non dimenticare siete un popolo fiero

[@emiliopeschiera601]

Sono contento che sia piaciuta grazie

[@emiliopeschiera601]

Grazie di cuore

[@bobvargo1872]

Greetings and love from USA. Watching this brought me to tears.

[@chewinggummy]

Respect from china. Long live russia-china friendship！ 中国俄罗斯友谊万岁！

[@elcormoran1]

Those soldier are giants

[@jetdude787]

They are actually tall, but not that tall. They are chosen, I heard, and trained for those duties.

[@elcormoran1]

@@jetdude787 hater

[@JessyJeffers]

Watching this has a poetic quality. What discipline .

[@1111Найверт]

Лучшая рота почётного караула в Мире!

[@jetdude787]

I agree with you.

[@jetdude787]

Я согласен с вами.

[@francoiselesensuelite6884]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing.

[@jetdude787]

You are welcome 🙏

[@chapiit08]

I met a guy who did such a duty, he told me that the guards are selected to the point that the leg lenght of each member of the detail has to match to travel the same exact distance on each step.

[@myredeemerlives0923]

Respect to all our fallen Russian allies all who gave thier lives in the freeing the world from Hitler's evil. The Russians people have always had my and my families respect and admiration. My grandfather offen spoke of his Russian drinking buddy who he met in Germany after the war . They stayed in contact till my grandfather passed in 01 and he always tought us to respect all who passed in war . Enemy and friend alike

[@jetdude787]

I agree with you 🙏

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

Beautiful.Thanks for sharing

[@jetdude787]

@@Martina-Kosicanka Thank you for your comment

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

@@jetdude787 Thank you and your viewers here. That level of compassion cheered me up.

[@Brix96]

british war memorials are so small it`s easy to forget what they really represent.

[@jetdude787]

You are right, nobody does or did WWII or I as the USSR, they are soo grandiose and beautiful that I travel recording them and photographing them. In here, my channel, have some trips to Kyrgyzstan and other ex USSR places and have some video clips of the memorials. When I did the Pamir Highway, found monuments in the smallest most insignificant little villages....

[@glenchapman3899]

I have to say that has to be the most exhausting ceremonial march ever performed.

[@jeanallermast8985]

Lots of people watch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, the heart of a country that has devastated the world. Few people at the change of guard at the place where lie those who began the reconquest of dignity in Europe by crushing the filthy fascist beast. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. Glory to the heroic Red Army and to the Soviet people, victims of the greatest criminal enterprise in human history.

[@jetdude787]

Agree with you 🙏

[@Iskandr314]

Whats even more interesting is, nobody makes fun of the russian guard. I never seen any tourists do stupid shit or made them laugh or anything. In England its quite normal. I think people have much more respect for the russian guard and some even maybe afraid.

[@Maulkaris]

My two great-grandfathers participated in this battle.

[@maryfinnfan4140]

In what way did England destroy the world? We used the Royal Navy and 40% of our gdp to end slavery. Many of our soldiers died to defeat germany in 2 world wars, also many civilans died too in the blitz. We shouldnt have bothered and left europe to rot!

[@maryfinnfan4140]

I do however very much respect and thank the Rus sian people for their bravery and great sacrifice. They saved us all, as ww2 would not have been won without their sacrifice, God Bless those poor lads xx

[@Fedproman]

Wow! How often is this done?

[@maxspirin3945]

Fedproman Every hour

[@Mutrino]

Respect.

[@samuelfriden]

That's some beautiful honor walk

[@jetdude787]

Indeed 👍

[@andrewbagguley8289]

We should all honour the sacrifice of those who put themselves in peril on our behalf. We should place under close scrutiny those who send them into that peril, and hold them to account for every life lost, every family shattered. Too many times the flower of youth is cut down by the cynical machinations of those in power. We should never forget, and always question why. Peace and respect to all.

[@даниэльГУРОНкантов]

Мы живущие в России , встаём и плачем под монотонный гимн падших сердец в этой войне и молимся и поминаем всех бойцов которые преградили путь к сердцу нашей родины, Москве, и не когда не должна утихнуть мелодия наших побед, нашей Свободы как символ великой независимости и несгибаемости и не покарённости кому -бы то не было !!! P S.Нас не покорить !!!

[@richardstamp5068]

As an American I visited Volgograd in 1986 and this video brings back emotions of watching the guards march past me as pressed my back against the wall respectfully making sure I didnt get in their way.

[@christymichelledionson-dil767]

absolutely moving

[@LeCommieBoi]

This structure is amazing. Glory to all who died fighting fascism and naz!sm all over the world.

[@aadiwishes]

I don't have words to express how deeply i respect the soviet people

[@ruthjacobs2714]

a beautiful orchestrated ceremony

[@jetdude787]

Indeed 👍

[@tonysbooth9179]

How are they holding guns like that without ever drop their gun?

[@jetdude787]

Practice, my friend, makes perfect. They practice and I’m sure there were or are beatings for mistakes made. Long ago I was a cadet at the air force academy, and we marched and drilled, and when we dropped the gun, or made any mistake, we used to get a good doze of beatings 😁

[@BadBoy-bt6lb]

@@jetdude787 In Russia, they don't beat you for it.)

[@jetdude787]

@@BadBoy-bt6lb Maybe, but hazing in the military, I would say, at least in Russia probably they still do some. When I was in the air force academy back in the day, hazing was our daily bread, and we cadets would get some pretty hefty beatings 😁

[@BadBoy-bt6lb]

@@jetdude787 I think there is bullying in the army, but not the same as before. Now in the army of the Russian Federation, these matters are strict. In this army unit, it definitely doesn’t exist, like in the Kremlin.)

[@jetdude787]

@@BadBoy-bt6lb Definitely, not as before, I remember in my days, it was pure terror, hahaha, those beatings were something else, and I look back at those times without any regret, I think those beatings, the hazing, etc. helped to form me as the person I am. Cheers!

[@davidhoy3206]

So Smart LOVE the Russians!.

[@MickH74]

Respect

[@englishdog1234]

still one off the best.

[@jetdude787]

Yes, indeed

[@lovemunchkin]

Admirable and enduring. We love Russia xx

[@josephadzhemyan3137]

Bravo

[@TJDOZIER1]

Powerful.

[@tempejkl]

Stalingrad had a population of around half a million before the battle (~500k). After the battle it had a population of just over 1,500.

[@АлександраДулова-щ2с]

Вечная слава защитникам Сталинграда.

[@thomaswilli2195]

Sehr würdevoll diese Wachablösung, ohne martialisches Gehabe. Passend für diesen Ort.

[@ТатянаАлександровна-е5ь]

Люди !!!!! Я пожилая женщина и я живу в России!!!!!! Поверьте! РОССИЯ спасет МИР!!!!!

[@pradeepsingh-pj4pc]

RIP.... German and Russian Soldiers

[@edythorvenpuerta1425]

Salvadores del mundo libre, los verdaderos. Gracias, Rusia por tanto amor al género humano. Gloria a los mártires, nunca les olvidaremos.

[@mtlhabsss]

I am a Canadian citizen and in my humble opinion the world could never thank Russia enough. imagine if it wasn't for those brave 25,0000,000 Russian Soldiers that lost their live fighting the Nazis? You gotta' wonder How different our world would be today??

[@RedFortress]

Glory to the Soviet Union 🚩🚩🚩

[@WWIIDaughter7]

Magnificent!!

[@shutup2751]

is the officer in green just on a visit or their commander ?

[@jetdude787]

I believe is one of them, just in charge of the squad….

[@Glorreich]

Visitor

[@ddanilov22]

Gloria in aeternum! 🇦🇩♥️🇷🇺

[@wunderwaffenK]

Name of song celestial?

[@sparklemarkle7312]

Träumerei, Robert Schumann. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIu0h3Rnnb2fbKs&ab_channel=IsaacMoreira

[@jonhart7630]

Remembering the brave million Soviet citizens who died at Stalingrad. Tens of thousands of Axis soldiers: Germans, Romanians, Hungarians and Italians died there too in a senseless war they were sent to.

[@jetdude787]

So true 🙏

[@sayderosa6608]

The music.What is the music in the background?

[@jetdude787]

There’s a melancholic melody playing over and over in the inner sanctum, can’t say what its name is but is just playing there, as tribute.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

It is a choir version of German composer Robert Schumann's piece The Dreaming/Träumerei (1834). It was supposedly played on Russian radio, close after announcement of German capitulation. It internalised people's feelings of peace, relief and tragedy. Watch video Horowitz plays Träumerei in Moscow 1986, to see, how emotional people were hearing it.

[@michaelwackers6475]

Schumann's 'Träumerei'

[@intsfeos2600]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@skv17091991]

Балдеж вообще

[@jetdude787]

👍

[@mariotagliaferro3260]

Avanti, forza RUSSIA.!

[@harrylin2785]

-1942😭

[@geppettogeppetto8389]

2022 😭

[@quiahjohnson5871]

That looks like hell on the legs. Cool looking, but that looks like it might bring pain in the future.

[@jetdude787]

Youth it’s on their side ... I remember doing similar things when I was 18, as a cadet in the air force academy, I’m 62 and no problems because of it 😊

[@quiahjohnson5871]

@@jetdude787 Huh Okay Thank you for clearing it up. I always thought it would be hell on the legs. Well anyways have a good one.

[@jetdude787]

@@quiahjohnson5871 Well, my friend, definitely, you may be right and the damage from those steps marching would take some toll on your body as you age, but on me, things didn’t go south with it ... but I’m one healthy son of a b🐈*#ch 😁

[@Рикошет-ч4ч]

ВСТАНЬТЕ!!!

[@Лидия-ъ1э]

Значит. Когда пишут гадости о нас это можно когда я пишу меня блокирует

[@ЕленаКвасневская-г2я]

Америка благодарна Рузвельду, а Англия Черсвелю? Не так ли?

[@einareinarsson8662]

🌹🌄

[@mattwilliams3504]

Why do they drag the one foot on each step?

[@jetdude787]

I don’t know... may be to take on stretching up the leg as they march... don’t know

[@curonianvikingidontcare]

Just like in Ju Jitsu or any martial art, the idea of the foot dragging is for balance and stability

[@michaelwackers6475]

That's part of the drill.

[@RaginFlanker]

What is the official name of these soldiers

[@honourandtradition8078]

Я не участвую в войне - она участвует во мне.

[@brianbelton3605]

Whereas I admire the Russians, and all of the Russian strength, the germans would be in a perfect step. (must admit)

[@calvinduke4810]

Out of time March and soldier on left almost fainted

[@nimbly1693]

Yeah, my legs don't do that.

[@survivingchicago5797]

💪🇷🇺

[@adisabau8588]

Viva Putin Viva Russia

[@markstarkey5940]

One million dead,

[@t.on.y]

@@chechemus8416 he means stalingrad battle

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

More when you also count civilians and Germans. German air raids on the first day (or two) killed 40 000 mostly civilians. I was once watching an interview with a Russian lady, who was a girl, trapped in Stalingrad during the battle. As horrible as it sounds, she was kinda "envious" of those civilians starving in Leningrad. She said, those in Leningrad had terribly low rations (300 calories a day for those who were not working like children and elderly), but at least they had rations unlike us; they could burn their books and furniture for heat, unlike us. That puts one's view in a perspective 😢. They had no ration and lived in holes in the ground. Every morning the both sides stopped shooting for a moment, so the civilians could gain some water from Wolga river for their day.

[@jenskaregren4836]

Remember Bachmut...

[@Billy_yank1865]

its almost like the changingof ther guard at arlington

[@bkokohut1980]

They are so out of step in the beginning it’s hard to watch.

[@jetdude787]

bkokohut1980 You are right, those fellas were out of step, and as I assisted to the monument almost every evening to watch the change of guard for a few days, noticed some better ones....

[@robpelick7460]

The Honor Guards must meet height requirements and possess Slavic features ....none of this "diversity" bullshit we must put up with in the West

[@Ktaurus26]

That’s BS. Russia has over 100 Ethnic groups and many in the honor guard are ethnic groups that are from former non Slavic soviet republics.

[@BadBoy-bt6lb]

In any country there are requirements for a guard of honor. Based on this, nothing reminds me.

[@zavod-311]

Z

[@jeffadams9807]

I Lost ALL RESPECT For Russia, When They INVADED Ukraine !!! 😡😭😡😭😡

[@abibas1451]

Why didn't you lose respect for the USA when they invaded Iraq?

[@jeffadams9807]

@@abibas1451 Cause I Had NO RESPECT For Saddam & His Govt & The Way He Treated His People, He Needed REMOVED From Office !!!

[@abibas1451]

@@jeffadams9807 To remove by destroying the whole country

[@DVXDemetrivs]

What did you know about Ukraine before that?

[@НадяМагомедова-ч5д]

​@@jeffadams9807почему вы вторглись во Въетнам, чем они аам не угодили

[@Astrobrant2]

Not anywhere _near_ as sharp (or respectful) as the routine at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington. I was really kind of disappointed when I saw this. This Stalingrad memorial deserves better. And what's with the one guy just strolling around, talking, etc? WTF?? And hell... GOOSE STEPS???

[@jetdude787]

I actually like better this and the one at the Kremlin that the one at Arlington, way better. The guy on the side is the one in charge... I captured a couple of different squads doing this, one was way out of uniformity but in all, I liked this one a lot.

[@Ktaurus26]

You’re clearly ignorant to soviet/Russian military history

[@Astrobrant2]

@@Ktaurus26 Nor do I have to be, in order to have an opinion based purely on the ritual. The military histories of the US and USSR/Russia are irrelevant, as far as I'm concerned.

[@Ktaurus26]

@@Astrobrant2 the ritual is great. If you did your homework you would know the goose steps are part of their traditions and this isn’t even the main honor guard at this monument. Your opinion is flawed..

[@michaelwackers6475]

BS!

[@johnkeester3739]

Why are Russian guards doing a German “Goose Step”?? You would think they would develop their own marching regime

[@DenisDvach]

Because they took such a step back in the days of the Russian Empire

[@CaseyLChihuahuaDad]

Commies

[@survivingchicago5797]

Yeah…. who helped us kill the Nazis, you see the thing about commies, they will accept anyone….. nazis on the other hand only except a certain type of person, and honestly I don’t think you would be their type. So yeah…..commies🥰

[@michaelwackers6475]

IDIOT! Soviet/Russian patriots honouring fallen Soviet/Russian patriots!

[@jordansoviet23]

Without them you would've been speaking German and all of the non-white people are all gone without the sacrifices made by the Soviets.

[@saurabgamerz8613]

Idiot

[@therealm00theoriginal27]

what a waste of time

[@timewilltell5886]

You are just jealous because you have NOTHING to be proud of.

[@therealm00theoriginal27]

@@timewilltell5886 lmfao as if you have any clue of what im proud of LOL btw you're coment is a classic stereotypical example of someone saying something so someone that they actually mean about themself so sorry youve nothing to be proud of in your life but i have many including saving the life of 2 bees from certian death only just yesterday ;)

[@veronicalake4140]

@@therealm00theoriginal27 Who want to know???? You're wasted our oxygen.

[@veronicalake4140]

@@therealm00theoriginal27 2 bees LOL What a proud!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 stupid boy.

[@therealm00theoriginal27]

@@veronicalake4140 derka derka derk

[@hpod3sx]

🤣🤣🤣