Reaction to SABATON - Ghost Division (Official Lyric Video) + History look up!

[@Thorfinn_Son_Of_Thors]

Fun fact, Erwin Rommel was the one in charge-at least for a while-of the 7th Panzer division. It's heavily believed that Rommel was a part of Operation Valkryie-assassination attempt on Hitler-, he never joined the Nazi's because he disliked the political ideals, he also is the one who set up the Atlantic wall at Normandy because he believed that's where an allied attack would be. Rommel was a very great leader.

[@Thorfinn_Son_Of_Thors]

Oops, didn't realize you read Erwin name in the video.

[@XMorbidReignX]

He was also the only one in the Nazi high command that wasn't put on trial after the war for war crimes etc. I believe when he died, Churchill said something to the effect of "The world has lost its last honourable enemy"

[@Alex-xt1rr]

@@XMorbidReignX Rommel couldn't be put on trial after the war since due to his connection to the people involved in the Valkery plot he was forced by Nazi high command to commit suicide or else they would have put his wife and children on trail for high treason as well.

[@ozzyp97]

@@Alex-xt1rr Indeed, though it's worth noting that Rommel's refusal to carry out some of Hitler's more insane orders was actually used as evidence against other Nazi leaders who tried to claim they were "just following orders". He's certainly not innocent, but does genuinely deserve some praise too.

[@hotcreamyfart]

"Fun" fact

[@sirbobulous]

No one *starts* a history buff. They just accumulate knowledge, facts and context by spending time looking up the history of things that interest them. Keep it up :D

[@widowcdc2227]

"Defense of Moscow" literally has the soviet anthem as the guitar solo. Very much recommend checking that one out.

[@tonyrozhko9557]

The Russian singer "radio tapok" did cover versions of Sabaton's songs. When he wrote his song "Defense of Moscow", Sabaton made a cover version of his song. They showed respect!

[@25BDominique2021]

Dude that song goes hard.

[@corvusgaming2379]

And the transition into it is beautiful!

[@babyphoenix246]

'We are Sabaton, were play metal and this is GHOST DIVISION!!!' when Broden yells this at you you know you are in for and amazing. They open every gig with this song.

[@eduardklima5698]

Dave: "I´m not a history buff." Sabaton fans: "Don´t worry you will be." :)

[@Big_Mike001]

Fact!

[@coletimony6696]

Dave, if you want to hear a sad power metal song, listen to Sabaton’s The Final Solution. Definitely a different pace but another amazing song to be sure

[@mikaelerapolku5244]

Man, that one hits different. Definately recommend it!

[@TGS48Gaming]

Was just about to say something about that one, definitely a different feeling, but a really good song. To me so is Inmate 4859

[@tristanwhitson8705]

En livstid i krig is another heavy one. Heavy on the heart, great song to hear

[@jeffbudd7678]

I'd say listen to rise of evil and then Final Solution. Its in historical order and makes The Final Solution hit that much harder.

[@TGS48Gaming]

@@jeffbudd7678 I’ve never thought about listening to them like that before, that is a really good idea to do

[@TheMackizar]

When I saw them live this was their opener. Maniacs simply sprinted onto the stage and started going insane. Was epic - Check out The Last Stand soon!!!

[@bastik.3011]

It is still there opener even at the 2020 tour

[@Thorfinn_Son_Of_Thors]

Ghost Division is always the best opener.

[@saintcynicism2654]

As far as I know, they always open with it. Just like they always play Swedish Pagans, and Joakim makes a big production out of hating it. Not that I'm complaining, it's a fantastic fucking song.

[@Deilwynna]

@@saintcynicism2654 not always but ALMOST always, like 99% of the concerts they open up with ghost division, i dont think they opened with it when i saw them live at frölundaborg a few years ago

[@fjoergyn]

Some Information. The 7th Panzer Division was an armored formation of the German Army in World War II. It participated in the Battle of France, the invasion of the Soviet Union, the occupation of Vichy France, and on the Eastern Front until the end of the war. The 7th Panzer Division is also known by its nickname, Ghost Division. The division met with great success in France in 1940 and then again in the Soviet Union in 1941. In May 1942, the division was withdrawn from the Soviet Union and sent back to France to replace losses and refit. It returned to Southern Russia following the defeat at Stalingrad, and helped to check a general collapse of the front in a series of defensive battles as part of Army Group Don, and participated in General Erich von Manstein's counterattack at Kharkov.The division fought in the unsuccessful offensive at Kursk in the summer of 1943, suffering heavy losses in men and equipment and was further degraded in the subsequent Soviet counteroffensive. Through 1944 and 1945, the division was markedly understrength and continuously engaged in a series of defensive battles across the eastern front. It was twice evacuated by sea, leaving what was left of its heavy equipment behind each time. After fighting defensively across Prussia and Northern Germany, the surviving men escaped into the forest and surrendered to the British Army northwest of Berlin in May 1945.

[@Bowlingballs14]

As a long-time Sabaton fan, I am going to put in a recommendation for "En Livstid I Krig," Live in Gothenburg. If you don't get goosebumps, you probably don't have a pulse. Definitely watch it with English subtitles on. It is one of the most powerful songs you will ever hear, and you won't regret it.

[@Cm38271]

And also A Lifetime of War

[@tonynomikos3702]

Final solution is also a very powerful song

[@DraganGrazic]

"Don't fight a battle, if you don't gain anything by winning." -- E. J. E. Rommel.

[@bamatrainfan]

If you want the history behind their song, check out Sabaton History

[@NightL3gacy47]

"One does not simply sit still, motionless, when Sabaton has graced your ears." My sentiments exactly. I'm loving the reactions and commentary on my #1 favourite powermetal band. I just wish I found this channel sooner

[@patrioticjustice9040]

Attack of the Dead Men is one of the best songs Sabaton has done. A lot of people talk about Nazi zombies; little do they realize the Russians did it first in WWI.

[@S0bek]

Wise man once said "The job of a soldier isn't killing the enemy, it's to make them so afraid they don't want to fight you in the first place."

[@spleenslitta7595]

There is a couple of Sabaton songs that stands out. Ballad of Bull and In Flanders Fields. Once you know what these songs stands for they make you cry to the point that you choke.

[@wiggitywackwack]

don't forget "Gallipoli"... that one is a bit of a tear jerker as well

[@spleenslitta7595]

@@wiggitywackwack Yeah that it is. But the Ballad of Bull made me cry the first time i heard it but i was curious about the story too, so i read what he did. After that i listened to the ballad over and over again. I was crying so hard that i had problems with breathing (I'm in poor shape). That song still makes me cry a bit every time i listen too it. I mean....Bull must have known what would happen to him if he did this. He already had PTSD before he climbed that mountain the first time because he had experienced being shot at before. Gallipoli, Verdun, Passchendale and fort Osowiec - Mankind will always be at war but hopefully no new battles like those will be written in the history books again. Hell is not covered in fire but in mud.

[@valeriejames4675]

"I'm not a history buff my any means" I can tell you have the passion and enthusiasm of one! This is my favorite band and I'm a huge history buff. And it makes me happy that others enjoy Sabaton as much as I do! Lots of love from Canada 💖💖💖

[@superspaceman34]

Not gonna lie this man is an absolute joy to watch. I stopped watching reaction videos some years ago, but Dave is one of the few I actually watch now since I stumbled across his channel recently because Sabaton. Have some good laughs here, and remember: Never force history onto someone, find a way to grab their attention so they want to learn. Have a good night everyone, it's 1AM here and I need sleep xD

[@merryrose6788]

Dave, I enjoy watching your Sabaton reactions, especially because you aren't a history buff, but show how people who don't like history can become interested through their music:) Regarding Ghost Division, it was the first live song of theirs that I heard in a concert. It was September 2022, and the third night of Sabaton's US tour. The covid restrictions had just been lifted. So, this was an incredible concert for so many reasons: the great song, everyone glad to be back together in a live concert, and it was Sabaton:) You can watch this live version of Ghost Division, Sabaton - Ghost Division + Stormtroopers [Live in Portland 9/17/22]. I'm so glad that someone filmed and posted it, and that Sabaton leaves it up on KZbin! Regarding the history of Ghost Division, sure, Sabaton's History Channel explains this historic event very well. You might enjoy the comments too. Rommel was not supposed to cross the "heavily fortified" Maginot Line, fortified by the French. Rommel completely ignored this order and pushed on. One of the comments pretends to be Rommel after he crossed it, asking high command, "THAT was the Maginot Line?" As for pushing on with speed, many posters have taken that literally: German soldiers were often given a form of speed to keep them fighting. So, the speed might have been fueled by speed. Best Regards!

[@Greywander87]

"I don't think I've heard a sad power metal song." Clearly hasn't yet listened to... Price of a Mile, Cliffs of Gallipoli, The End of the War to End War, and, well, you get the idea. Most of Sabaton's WW1 songs seem to emphasize what a pointless waste of human life it was.

[@najroe]

the Swedish version of lifetime of war, En livstid I krig, starts with the lines (badly translated by me) I look around and I see my home fade away My time at home now feels far too short a mere youth, barely a man, when duty called me If I ever see my home again, I do not know Among friends/relatives from my village, I went out to figtht And the world was on fire then the refrain because war can destroy a man I give my life for my country of birth but who will miss me? then see me as the husband or friend father and son that is never coming home who will mourn me? let most anyone, soldier, sailor... with combat behind them read that and look at their eyes, either pain or 1000mile stare with things going on behind the scenes.

[@hannehammer4603]

All right Dave, we are Sabaton and this is Ghost Division!! It was also the epic opener in Frankfurt.

[@leftyme4568]

Rommel`s division was told to stop, and wait till the next day, but Rommel said."guys...we are going NOW" Panzer Elite, borrn to compete, Never retreat,Ghost division!

[@ridhosamudro2199]

Just a reminder to pick the animated story video of No Bullet Fly

[@mannistef]

Seconded :)

[@sebastianfrei610]

This is a beautiful song

[@Urtypviewer]

Man it's awesome to see you getting into Sabaton! They were my favorite band a few years back hands down! If you're liking power metal you should checkout "Yggdrasil" by Brothers of metal. They have a similar style of song writing, but instead of songs about historical battles they write about norse mythology. I highly recommend them!

[@chuckhouse5179]

Bro I feel you BoM are amazing. I feel like a Viking when I listen to them lol.

[@AnupetMunuth]

Heck yeah Brothers of Metal! One give me such a sense of heroic unity.

[@reverendrico5631]

Yggdrasil is like church music for Vikings.

[@calvinanhob]

My inner sadist is so fed with this video, at so many points I thought he would realize who they were singing about, and what he was jamming out to, but it just kept getting pushed back but when he did the look of discomfort on his face was glorious.

[@Caldera01]

The 7th Panzer Divison got their name "Ghost Division" for their speed. Their opposition, nor their command could track them, or communicate with them. They were operating completely on their own, disrupting enemy communications while having none of their own either. As nobody knew where they were, or what they were doing, they got labeled as the "Ghost Division" and were utterly instrumental for the success of the Blitzkrieg.

[@thesenate3627]

It also led to Rommel's failure in Africa.

[@ToasWower494]

_angry french noises_ WHERE THE HELL ARE THEY!? meanwhile, in Demonetization Germany's HQ : Dein guess ist as gut as mein!

[@Caldera01]

@@ToasWower494 Pretty much! :D And you can only imagine how not happy about it they were too. :P

[@luffegasen7711]

This was the first Sabaton song I ever heard! One of my friends was at a Hammer Fall-concert in 2008/2009, where some unknown band, called Sabaton, was warming up ... My friend send me this song ... In 2010 I was in the crowd, next time Sabaton came around, singing along on Ghost Division, when they opened (which they do almost EVERY time!) with it! I was SOLD on just ONE song! Sabaton FTW! \m/ ^^

[@niklaskunstein4304]

SABATON - En Livstid I Krig (Live - The Great Tour - Gothenburg) by far the best i have ever seen by sabaton - btw use the subtitle

[@corvusgaming2379]

I love the Ghost Division. So far behind enemies lines that not even their allies know where they were, and they were just fed by their enemies food, it's outstanding.

[@randycampbell6307]

Primo Victoria! :) Also Winged Hussars. There's also Panzer Battalion, (which is actually about the second Gulf War) and Back in Control (about the Falklands War) among others. You might like Metal Machine as well which is one of their NON-historical songs :) "Fun" fact is that while Rommel's attack worked it really should not have. You're right they were 'booking' and the fact that their flanks were wide open was never exploited because most of the French and English (mostly French though :) ) High Command could not believe that anyone would advance like that so discounted their reported positions until they sent "trusted officers" to confirm the sightings. Needless to say "Go Bold or Go Home" worked in this case but SO many things went exactly right for the Germans and exactly wrong for everyone else that it's been said that anyone proposing this scenario in fiction would be laughed out of the room because it's so implausible. Which it is :) As an aside (and you'll note the song "Panzer Battalion" above :) ) there's been a large surge in the last few decades to call ALL tanks "Panzers" (Panthers) due in part to the way they were used in WWII and the blitzkrieg tactics in general.

[@Noluckman]

My mind always drifts to this song whenever I'm playing any form of military stratergy game with friends and we're teamed up. It usually turns into "I WILL be conquering more than you" even after we've agreed who's getting what. A friendly competition of slaughter

[@edwardnelson9807]

Another good one man. I will always suggest both 40 to1 and uprising live from woodstock. The 2 songs that got me hooked for life lol

[@sabaton445]

1st song i ever heard back in 2010 became a instant fan. For longest time Firestorm was my favorite sabaton song.

[@TheTbf96]

Dont know if it was already recommended but a song with an awesome story behind it is definatly "White Death" a sniper so sucessful in ww2, he sounds straight up like hollywood action nonsense

[@gerritrookworst3701]

Simo haya never fought in ww 2. You are thinking about the winterwar

[@TheTbf96]

@@gerritrookworst3701 wasnt the winterwar part of ww2?

[@gerritrookworst3701]

@@TheTbf96 no

[@gerritrookworst3701]

@@TheTbf96 WW2 was going on at that time but not for Finland And russia

[@alexiusangelfire]

Hey glad to see you reacting to ghost division! Seems you truly enjoyed and understood the song:) Awesome stuff!

[@andrewwebb6270]

Aw yeah, Ghost Division is a great one to pick! Gonna keep commenting until I see To Hell and Back or Shiroyama though.

[@jt7440-m7s]

I recommend the last battle one of my favourites

[@thesenate3627]

Fun fact: Sabaton opens their concerts mainly with this song.

[@kiplingwasafurry1108]

Due to the subject matter this is also one of their most controversial songs, Sabaton has been rejected from playing at certain venues because local administrators look at Ghost Division and think they're a Nazi supporting band. Sabaton themselves said when they write songs about certain groups of people it doesn't mean they're supporting them, plus it's impressive how a panzer division was able to cross an area the size of Ohio in just a day. Even though I am a de Gaulle fan I still enjoy the song despite it's subject matter.

[@DragonxFlutter]

"I have never heard a sad power metal song." Sabaton's cover of 1916 by Motorhead; originally written as a tribute to the thousands of young men lost at the Battle of the Somme in WWI. That music video makes me cry every time I watch it. "Let's look up the history." Sabaton History, the bad's second channel where they collaborate with a historian to talk a bit about the history of the subject and a bit about the song or the band.

[@dorisdonnell8791]

This is one of my favourite songs from Sabaton! I always love your reactions! Never stop being awesome! ❤

[@gaunterodimm8764]

Bro, welcome to the Sabaton family. I’ve always had liking for history but it was Sabaton who sparked my true love for history. Literally every song they make is a history class. I’ve learned a lot about historical events thanks to their songs and research I’ve made afterwards. Moreover - I got my stepbrother hooked on as well, even though he was never into that type of music. Sabaton was literally his first metal experience and now he listens to them almost fanatically. So yeah, welcome to the fam! 🤘🏻 Also I would strongly suggest “Attack of the Dead Men”. Make some research before u listen to it tho, cause it’s mega badass! 😎🤘🏻

[@miafranlund6982]

I see Sabaton and here I am 😂. Nice reaction as always. The lyric video is good...BUT...when it comes to energy. ..Check out the same song live at Woodstock. Over 500.000 ppl in Poland, singing about german tanks invading land. They r so into it!!!

[@restionSerpentine]

Same I dropped the other vids I was watching and here I am too.

[@Kartoffelkamm]

Yeah. You may be awesome, but you'll never be "made 500k Polish people go wild over a song of their country gettin its ass kicked" awesome.

[@KathyClysm]

For a sad powermetal song, listen to Sabaton - What's the Price of a Mile

[@halflife2fun]

Price of a mile, Gallipoli, final solution. all a sad metal

[@sebastianfrei610]

Price of a mile that song almost made me cry

[@johncostello6006]

Animated version of No bullets fly too

[@halflife2fun]

@@johncostello6006 how could I forget no bullets fly its my favorite Christmas story

[@frankishempire2322]

Erwin Rommel: "Über-rushung"

[@camillaberggren7256]

If you want to shed a tear and get goosebumps, listen to En livstid i krig (live- the great tour-Gothenburg) and also as many write The price for a Mile. So emotional and beautiful. And the ragged Defense of Moscow is canon.

[@RavetsU]

This song live is something otherworldly.

[@tamasszucs1928]

Night witches

[@kimeklund8880]

Love your Sabaton journey 🤘👊🏼

[@restionSerpentine]

I do hope you will react to Sabotons Shiroyama Also amazing is the Night Witches and No bullets fly animated videos, please react to all of that video

[@Sam-pv1hz]

That's literally the eastern front. Both sides, not fighting like they have nothing to lose, but fighting like they have everything to protect. That's terrifying. Primary reason it was so brutal. They each refused to lose anything.

[@TonyMontanaCA]

Nothing describes it better how hard Rommel was pushing his Panzer division in France territory as the march sound of the snare drum

[@charliethetraveller]

Check out No Bullets Fly animated history version. Watch until the very end, it's a touching experience.

[@tristanwhitson8705]

En livstid i krig-live in gothenburg is one you must hear. One of the top comments on it, one of the most appropriate for the song, is "a metal song doesnt have to be heavy to be heavy"

[@leftyme4568]

That "Guitar" you were talking about is a keyboard ;)

[@Moe-rn6bn]

Got to check out some of their live videos too!

[@freedomhiking4050]

oooo lord, for the love of god !!!! Do the SABATON - Ghost Division LIVE FROM WOODSTOCK 2012, 550 000 people !!!! .... if that dont blow your socks of i will travel over from Sweden and by you all the beer that you can drink in one day !!!

[@commandermime38]

I would highly suggest the animated music videos for their songs Night Witches and No Bullets Fly. They were made in partnership with a channel called Yarnhub, and they combine the songs with the history. Both are excellent songs, and the narration and animation are top-notch.

[@DraterTTV]

The history behind the song is also on Sabaton History episode 73

[@marcotheman7416]

Man I LOVE this daily sabaton reactions!

[@devinmorse3607]

My personal favorite Sabaton song is Carolus Rex. That song drips with badassery. I used to workout to that song when I was in the Army. It'll make you feel like the most hardcore mf on earth.

[@Drakodar]

sabaton has a 2nd channel called sabaton history - there they discribe the story behind the history of their songs

[@MrAchsas]

panzer means tank btw

[@granthancock4019]

Love the one dose not sit still lol love it bro keep it coming

[@bloodgodworshiper]

The song is called the ghost division because the 7th panzer division was behind French lines and was causing mass chaos they got the nickname ghost division because no one knew where they were not even their own fellow Germans.

[@felipevladislob8274]

Steel & fire my friend! Respect 😤

[@AM90715]

"THEY ARE THE PANZER ELITE BORN TO COMPLETE!!"

[@branthemuffin5872]

You gotta check out Sabaton - Sparta next!

[@6th_Army]

Can't wait for you to see what they're like live.

[@MacOriginalGamer]

Rommel: *_FLEX_* France: WE SURRENDER!!!!

[@nopejhonson958]

what that snippet didnt cover in that was the ghost division had to retreat because they over extended so much from their front lines they needed to retreat and that they came across french soldiers and reinforcements from different places mustering to where the front line was supposed to be and made them shit their pants and surrender when they declared they already took paris and were just doing patrol sweeps to finish up resistance, they then burned the french supply lines and weapons to make the next advancement easier

[@Kartoffelkamm]

If you want sad, listen to The Final Solution. Has the same amount of emotion as this one, but the completely opposite emotions.

[@mollyvarnum7762]

Knew u luv this!!!

[@BlazerProject]

The Price Of A Mile is a good one from WWI and also if you want a crowd reaction the look for the song UPRISING when the played in Warsaw, Poland. The crowd took over parts of the song.

[@jackcrel7111]

Believe it's speaking of blitzkrieg during WW2

[@6th_Army]

Never heard a sad power metal song? Oh boy is that going to change! To start off, Cliffs of Gallipoli, The Price of a Mile, The Hammer has fallen, Final Solution, Lifetime of War "Also En livstid I Krig"The swedish "version" but told from a different perspective, Ruina Imperii & Long Live The King(Swedish version is Konungens Likfärd). This is not all of them. But the ones that are power metal. Well, most of them at least.

[@truckersmiky]

Primo Victoria is a great sabaton song Is one of their 1st songs about war history

[@Demonclaw92]

nightwish and SABATON are sister bands one of the band members in SABATON is married to a member of nightwish and they will sing an each others songs.

[@FeniX_BG]

2/3 of poland army was with horses, against german light tanks. Check 40 to 1 song! And France fall for few months too!

[@tinywiz]

no wrong version this must see live woodstock 2012 official video it is in Poland and 700,000 in the audience rock like crazy very ironically on the roofs of what Germany did with Poland during the war

[@fraserking4747]

Noticed a couple of comments mentioning that Rommel was part of an assassination plot against Hitler and how good a military leader he was. Wanted to step in and say that those two things are heavily disputed. Notably in the former case where he sent a letter to his wife after the attack where he wrote how shocked he was by the attack and how thankful he was that it didn’t succeed. As for the latter point, he notoriously disobeyed orders, and while it worked out in certain instances (like the one in the song), it ultimately hindered him during his campaigns in Africa because of logistics and overextended supply lines. Make no mistake, Rommel was not a good man. As Goebbels himself wrote in his diary in 1942, Rommel “is not just sympathetic to the National Socialists. He is a National Socialist.” He was a war criminal and was responsible for the death of many Jews in North Africa.

[@tonynomikos3702]

I played this while playing world of tanks its absolutely awesome

[@tinachandler3091]

Ok dear heart, this song was their opener and HOLY HAND GRENADES! This song talks about Rommels tank division. They charged into Poland and were so quick and so decimating they came and left like a ghost. Another song like this is " Night Witches" please let us know if you've seen any of the Sabaton history videos

[@Rug0s]

Not poland it was France since their nickname was a translation to the french word "la phatom division"

[@tinachandler3091]

@@Rug0s i only heard of them being called that from Poland...cool

[@debbieeppsmullins208]

Hmmmmm.....could this be happening today? YESSSSS!!!!! WAKE UP PEOPLE OF THE WORLD!!!!! WAKE UP PEOPLE!!!!!

[@czechemperortextstory2926]

During attack on the France Erwin Rommel must return through French occupied land to the nearest German unit to send informations about them. So during his way he could be killed by French soldiers if he met them. Soldiers went with Rommel so far because they believed in him and his inteligence. His tactics were so awesome, with tanks and armed cars he get through Arden's forest and attacked the weakest point of France defence.

[@PauloGomesMat]

While you're on rock you should checkout Ayreon: "The Day That The World Breaks Down"... Epic Music!

[@chuckhouse5179]

I could be wrong but I think the "happy ghost" sound is actually on the keyboard. And again I could be wrong but I think the "spirit" is less happy and more "no regrets." Like the spirit is proud of its actions.

[@mushinbujin]

When you talk about starvation tactics, by the way, you're probably thinking of either the concept of siege or a "war of attrition."

[@RetroVGamer1]

If you want a sad song by Sabaton watch- US Military Tribute (Sabaton - Purple Heart Music Video)

[@llamagangsta5849]

Oh man, if you don't want to fight people who have nothing left to lose, imagine what the Germans thought in Attack of the Dead Men - Sabaton

[@nopejhonson958]

should do winged hussars, resist and bite, soldier of 3 armies, verdun, and attack of the dead men. just my personal favs

[@atsbull3t652]

blood of bannockburn by sabaton is a must watch

[@sdslofi1107]

I suggest you watch their other channel "sabaton history" in which they explain the history behind their songs :)

[@neoxperson7858]

Just imagine you're a French soldier in 1940. You're on your way to the front, which is still about 200 miles away and all of a sudden a shit ton of German tanks drives past you and starts shooting at you. You'd shit your pants. You don't know where they came from, or why they are there. Is the front 200 miles further east? or have you already reached it? That happened all the time along the way. The French high command had no idea what was going on, because they kept getting reports of engagements even though the front was way further behind. German high command was terrified because an entire army all of a sudden vanished. The rumor of the dangerous "Ghost division" spread through both the French and the German ranks. At some point, they advanced so far, that not only they had no communications between them and German high command, but they also started running low on ammo and fuel. So Erwin Rommel, the man responsible for the 7th army, got in his car, and took another couple armored cars with him and drove all the way back to get back into contact with German high command, to get ammo and fuel. On their way, they again passed French troops on their way to the front, taking their guns as if its nothing.

[@voidgaming3700]

Hill3234 and the rise of evil are some of the best and most interesting highly recommend

[@lucasmoreira9893]

React to sabaton smoking snakes!! Love ur reactions, keep up the good work brother!

[@thamor4746]

Like some said, I really do recommend you react to a song and check if their Sabaton History has the historical aspect of said song, so you get both song and history learned at the same time =)

[@rimisark]

You have very calm soothing and relaxing voice, i like you. Btw react to the live version in Woodstock, it was amazing!

[@Cm38271]

If you get a chance check out their ww1 songs, like "Price of a Mile" , it is powerful

[@Metalhammer1993]

haven't heard a sad power metal song? "Ballad of bull". Go for it. well it's not really sad, more heroic but damn it makes me tear up like a bitch. "Price of a mile" definitely is more angry than sad but certainly not happy. "In the name of God" is just pure anger, cliffs of Gallipoli isn't sad per se but honoring the fallen on the battle of Gallipoli

[@ChanoCYBER9Avila]

Watch 82nd all the way, the red baron, no bullets fly, the attack of the dead men, fields of Verdun, and a ghost in the trenches, the defence of Moscow, panzerkamf, Devil Dogs, Shiroyama, The Winged Hussars, Aces in Exile, The Last Stand,, Screaming Eagles and Night Witches