Why a Bridge Was Too Far

[@Yarnhub]

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[@CabbageJuice2677]

Hi

[@CabbageJuice2677]

I've noticed you guys haven't been posting a lot lately

[@CabbageJuice2677]

It makes me sad :(

[@CabbageJuice2677]

Glad ur cooking up some better content. It's crazy to see how much the videos have changed over the past 3 years I've been subbed!

[@Alain_Mendez]

Yarnhub podrías hacer un vídeo sobre el escuadrón 201(aguilas aztecas).plis

[@jangschoen1019]

"We do not have the facilities to accept your surrender"!

[@wtdoober]

When surrendering is just to good 💀

[@obvious-troll]

"Look here, I'm awfully sorry but I'm afraid we're going to have to occupy your house"

[@brokenbridge6316]

I remember the guy did say "Sorry" in that line too.

[@alphastronghold715]

“Flatten Arnhem.”

[@GermanTankAce2]

best quote of that movie

[@ElcomeSoft]

My grandfather told me one thing about his army life... that he parachuted into Arnhem. He told me that when I was 11 and I didn't really know anything about Arnhem until I reached the age of 19 and then did a little reading. No wonder he never spoke about it. Thank you, Yarnhub, for bringing this part of history to life.

[@FROSTY_EMPIRE]

Nice one

[@paulwhite9948]

Another outstanding one Yarnhub, please keep them coming.

[@Punky64]

My grate uncle was at Arnhem. He was a major and was captured. He famously said “don’t worry I killed the b***erd that did it” when my father asked about a bayonet woned doun his left arm! He also said that “ on the 4th day we ran out of ammunition and had to fight with our knifes” conveying the seriousness of their situation. Thank you yarnhub for animating this amazing story!

[@notabot2346]

Watch the bridge too far movie

[@tigerland4328]

My grandfather was at Arnhem aswell. He was in 1 para

[@peterose3390]

Fun fact: That bridge over the Lower Rhine in Arnhem was later named the 'John Frostbrug' (John Frost bridge) In honor of him and his brave men that fought there.

[@obelic71]

There are more honourable facts about the John Frost bridge. The amount of lamppost resemble the amount of the fallen. The outher guide rails (pedestrians) are painted in the main color of the 1st Aiborne. Its the only steel bridge that has become a national protected landmark

[@Erusean_pilot]

@@obelic71it also lights up in those colors

[@niklasmolen4753]

They also have the Julian J Ewell bridge in Veghel. John S Thompson Bridge in Grave.

[@justonemori]

I used to think the entire operation was a failure. Then I dug into it and found 60% or so of the Dutch people were liberated. I watched a 70s documentary produced for television about the battle at Overloon that had so much great information from the people that were there. It changed my opinion. It's here on youtube, great stuff. Thanks yarnhub for another great video! *EDIT - thanks for the constructive comments, looks like I need to read more into the country as a whole during the last year of the war compared to focusing on a single operation. Cheers!

[@obvious-troll]

Capturing over 60 miles of enemy territory in just 9 days is a catastrophic failure to some people

[@alphastronghold715]

That’s actually a matter of debate. Montgomery is famous in his opinion that operation Market Garden was “90% successful”. He lost over ten thousand men trying to capture a city with little to no strategic importance. Twice as many as the Germans lost. Make no mistake, just as Churchill said, Operation Market Garden was a heroic failure and goes so signify the failure of Montgomery as a military commander.

[@obvious-troll]

@@alphastronghold715 Except Montgomery wasn’t even responsible for Market Garden. People should be blaming General Brereton and General Browning instead

[@obvious-troll]

@@alphastronghold715 Montgomery was the most successful allied general in the western theatre if you look at his achievements .

[@CIMAmotor]

@@obvious-troll By far.

[@ShubhayooBanerjee]

Music is absolutely ON POINT on this one...cannot wait to experience this as a movie

[@grahamo22]

Its already been made years ago. Have a guess at what the title is ?

[@ShubhayooBanerjee]

@@grahamo22 not really years ago...it is still pretty new..it was about a man who held of several tanks including a tiger with just a handheld tank destroyer

[@obvious-troll]

@@ShubhayooBanerjee He means the movie called a Bridge too Far made in 1977

[@ShubhayooBanerjee]

@@obvious-troll oh lol...i thought he was referencing to yarnhubs video on the battle of arnhem around 2 years ago

[@lemmdus2119]

Bridge Too Far. It’s a classic made in 1977. Band of Brothers covers their part of Market Garden in Indovin.

[@oscodains]

Love the animation style, it is top tier. It’s high quality, but not trying to be so realistic it gets stuck in the uncomfortable uncanny valley. The scene of where the Gen. Maj. is walk & talking is a great directing choice, beautiful moment.

[@foxthiele5871]

Its made with AI... so nah, not impressive

[@oscodains]

@@foxthiele5871 unless you can point out specific quirks that show it’s made with AI completely, this animation seems to be a natural progression to this channels animation two years ago. The overall style and directing is the same. The personality is still there.

[@obvious-troll]

Why do the British paras sound American?

[@Maxikxng]

@@foxthiele5871 are you thinking that cause he advertised a video AI tool? if so prob. not true since the progression of style/improvement of the videos seems to be as expected so i dont think its made by AI

[@foxthiele5871]

@@Maxikxng he said it himself before the ad and during the ad that they use this tool for the videos and that he even used AI to replecate his own voice. Therefore I must asume, that a majority of this is generated by ai to a certain extend. Which is dissapointing

[@bigbison6593]

The fact the germans held so much respect amazes me, they literally rushed to help evacuate the wounded from the burning building.

[@Jambassador]

Yeah, they definitely treated the wounded much better than the Japanese did am I right

[@quintapusyt]

keep in mind, many of them were ordinary men, forced to fight. they were the same as any british or american, they just happened to speak a different language

[@skullrevenant9573]

Yeah there was a difference in attitude between the allies and the germans.The allies soldiers hated germans to their core because of the stories of german brutalities.While in reality most german soldiers are ordinary people just fighting their country just like the allies

[@Jambassador]

@@quintapusyt This is true of many of the standard Wermacht troops, but the same doesn't often apply to the to Waffen-SS troops, who operated separately from the German Heer and were ultra-loyal to Hitler's Nazi fanaticism. The relationship between the standard Wermacht troops and the Waffen-SS troops was a complex one. They engaged in many shared offensives, but there was certainly a degree of competition both overt and unspoken, on several levels between them. Firstly, the SS usually were given priority for re-supply and receiving new weapons (eg. the Tiger tank in the Kursk offensive), and they also frequently acted arrogantly in the utilisation of routes of advance, barging ahead of Wehrmacht forces - such as during the Bulge counter -offensive in Belgium. These factors generated alot of irritation and anger among the Wermacht Officers. The propensity of certain SS units to perpetrate atrocities was also a cause of friction at times, as some Wehrmacht Officers expressly forbade crimes against civilians. On the other hand, civilian mistreatment was also widely pepetrated by the Wehrmacht on the Eastern front particularly, due to the brutal hatred between Germans and Slavic peoples and the higher propensity for atrocities on both sides on the Eastern Front.

[@user-il6im1tg3j]

Wouldn't surprise me if they were regular Heer units but being SS units it amazes me they did that.

[@The_Lua_Script_Knower]

The facial animations are so much better than in last video !!! And omg the graphics are just so good.

[@Over_Aviation]

These animations get better and better!Went from the 2D things to full on nearly movie style!

[@thewok5645]

video hasnt even started yet 🤦‍♂️

[@Roplayt]

Bros a bot

[@Over_Aviation]

@@Roplayt bros someone who calls someone a bot who uses punctuation Becuase you can’t be arsed to use it😐 You’re the bot mate

[@lightlingzooma-69]

I think the old ones are better, the face on these look uncanny 😂

[@wtdoober]

@@lightlingzooma-69what????

[@Weird_kid09]

Rip to the heros that lost their lives fighting, and I also thank the wonderful team at yarnhub for telling their stories.

[@HistoryHaty]

What a amazing story. Those British paratroopers were so brave during the Battle of Arnhem. You have to have respect for a outnumbered force to hold out against the SS for that long. Sad how these young men thought they would be in Berlin by Christmas and died with that dream. It would take thousands of British, Soviet, and American lives for Berlin to fall. Another great animated project Yarnhub. Love the scene in the beginning with the C47s and the end scene with the burning city. Thanks for this great work. Yarnhub is one of the great animated history channels on KZbin.

[@munich_fan]

Better than any TV-Show, ever Also, imagine walking out of your house at morning and seeing tens of thousands of parachutes in the sky

[@thatawkardfeeling9076]

Tuesday in south Dakota ( plz get the joke bcs the planes used in the video were c-47 *Dakota*s

[@alphastronghold715]

TV-show yes, but not the movie.

[@LancelotChan]

The video is extremely good. It's a sad story though. Thank you for sharing history!

[@melina001a]

There was a suspected double agent in the SOE, one Christiaan Lindemans who was working for the Dutch and soviets during 1944. He was blamed fie giving away Operation Market Garden and the Abwer the German spy network knew of him and had given him the code name 'Nelis'. He took his own life in 1946. If as many suggest it was him the betrayed Market Garden he took a lot of lives and blood with him.

[@Mentalhealth64]

"My general says there is no point in continuing this fight. He is willing to discuss a surrender"😗 "Tell him to go to hell"😠 "We don't have the proper facilities to take you all prisoner"☹ "What" 🤨 "We'd like to but we can't accept YOUR surrender"😯 😐🤨🤔 "Was there anything else" 😮 🤨 I love it hahahah

[@SAZTAPO]

I believe the GERMANS were telling British to surrender, but they simply thought germans were surrendering to THEM. So many conffusions

[@tyrson2445]

@@SAZTAPO no brits did just do a joke well knowing what is going on. that conversation is from the movie a bridge to far from 60s, just british humor

[@jerbs5346]

Inaccuracy spotted 10:53 In reality, it was a captured British Sergeant being sent forward to ask Johnny Frost's battalion to surrender.

[@musicalbiohazard3207]

And the AA guns at 9:00 are 40mm Bofors, an Allied AA gun model

[@kleinerfarmer1]

@@musicalbiohazard3207 not an error. the 40 bofors was used by all european sides. the germans captured (poland, france, norway and so on) and listed them as "flak 28". however they mostly went to the navy. so they could had have some. possible but still unlikely that they were there.

[@TonyHanin]

​@@kleinerfarmer1Hungary made 40mm Bofors and sell them to Germany.

[@antonlokhanin3548]

This is just a half of reality. We were two accounts about negotiators: the British POW you mentioned - ‘Stan’ Halliwell of the 1st Parachute Squadron and a German guy. Halliwell was nearly shot when he walks across the bridge and he didn't go back to the Germans. German guy speaks with the head of sappers Eric McKey east of the bridge. It was Mackay who sent the German back genuinely not understanding the German's intentions. The German prisoners captured the day before were giving the British a lot of trouble because of the lack of food. In the classic movie, these two events were combined into one.

[@jerbs5346]

@@antonlokhanin3548 Thanks.

[@victorocallaghan6791]

I had the privilege of meeting Jeoff Roberts in Arnhem last year. He is around 99 years old now. Sadly he was the only veteran at the cermony in Arnhem war cemetery last year

[@JimUSCM]

My Uncle was at Oosterbeek with the South Staffordshire Regiment. Thank you for this story 👍

[@felexl32]

the quality keeps just getting better and better netflix should hire this man

[@andrejszinkevic9788]

"man your guns, you fools. It never snows in September. That's the enemy!" 0:55 This got me good

[@kristof1291994]

Don't think you can sneak the Medal of Honor Airborne menu screen opening in there without me noticing! Well played

[@Themultiroleman]

I kinda not noticed it. Which timestamp?

[@Jasinglismen]

@@Themultiroleman 0:10 kinda similar I guess?

[@kristof1291994]

​@@Jasinglismen Also the first 4 second :)

[@Smashedaspirations]

This animation is so good, dude these look so good! The like eye movement is too good, and when they talk it actually looks good, it used to be creepy. But it now everyone is like smooth and crisp. and the guns are so clean

[@PitterPatter20]

I really like the eye movement work here! It's my favorite part of the detail work in the animation here.

[@zillsburyy1]

" my colonel says its very good chocolate. your planes dropped it to us yesterday"

[@SomeRandomSalvadoran]

best animated history channel

[@GhostPhantom749]

The German translation is getting more accurate with every Video you make. Good work

[@seahad4744]

I assume the team is smaller, so this work makes it even more impressive. You all have really step it up a whole level with the animations and movements. Some movements look stiff, but 90% seems so natural to my untrained eye. I think all you need to get right is the voice overs and the videos would be perfect. The work is amazing, thank you so much for posting these videos. It is amazing to see how far this channel has come. If you ever did an animated movie or series, I would throw my money at it. The time and work to do it would warrant it. This channel is bringing a brand new twist to the genre of videos.

[@GunnerHeatFire]

The animations in this one are INSANE, I just remember watching this channel 3 years ago and watching the graphics and talent get even better with the Yarnhub team, Absolutely excellent video Yarnhub!

[@kaboomer219]

13:16 the right German has a arm glitch

[@TrustyEngineer]

13:39 The promised relief were Polish paratroopers from Independent Paratrooper Brigade. Some soldiers were dropped at 18th and 19th of september, main force was scheaduled to be dropped at 20th, but it was postponed one day due to weather. Market Garden was a disaster and Polish general Stanisław Sosabowski was wrongfully blamed for it's failure.

[@CzechImp]

Market Garden as a whole is not considered a failure by historians. There were many aspects and objectives in the operation. The only failure was not getting the relief through to Arnhem, but huge numbers of German troops and resources had to be diverted there, and they also suffered heavy casualties. The Polish thing is unfortunate - Montgomery initially praised them highly for their efforts, but was later given misleading information which caused him to change his mind.

[@ravell2854]

@@CzechImp was a disaster, indeed we made the germans waste resources that they couldnt recover anymore, but the loss of life was too great as well for the allies, they failed to achieve their objectives and arnhem was under occupation for 9 months more, just for a deadly winter without supplies. but dont get me wrong, was a failure from the high command level, the soldiers down there fougth bravely despite all the intelligence shortcomings, but too sad they were thrown into a meatgrinder. Monty said "we achieved 90% success" but the dutch people instead said "our country can never again afford the luxury of another Montgomery success"

[@CzechImp]

@@ravell2854 You are contradicting yourself: ''failed to achieve their objectives'' ''achieved 90% success''. Historians now consider the overall operation to have been a success, but it failed in its ultimate aim of crossing the lower Rhine. As this excellent video shows, radio communications was the single biggest problem for the Allies at Arnhem - radios were set to the wrong frequencies. If they had known the true situation, the men at Arnhem could have been redeployed. The other major factor (hardly ever mentioned) is that Field Marshal Walter Model was, coincidently, in Oosterbeek convalescing. If no such high-ranking officer had been around, the Germans would not have been able to order large numbers of armour to move so quickly onto Arnhem and the paras may have held out for longer.

[@ravell2854]

@@CzechImp sorry if my english is that bad... i wasnt contradicting myself, i was quoting monty "success" which in fact was a failure. "90% success" was the thing that monty said about market garden. If you failed to achieve the objectives and on top of that lose a huge amount of soldiers that seem like a failure to me. Indeed all those problems, like the radios or the field marshall present, and even the large panzer regiment stationed there was due to hastly but poorly made planning because the allies were overconfident in having the germans on the run and monty wished to steal the spot by winning the war before xmas with his daring operation. So many lives paid the ultimate price for the ambition of just one man on a hurry.

[@CzechImp]

@@ravell2854 No need to apologise regarding your English. It's not just Monty who said it was mostly a success. This is now the accepted historical view of the overall operation. The ''large panzer regiment'' never existed. It was actually the remnants of two SS Panzer DIVISIONS which had been decimated at Falaise; it was reduced to 20-30% of its strength and only had 5 tanks! The Allies knew all of this because of the Enigma intercepts - this is something that a lot of post-war writing about Market Garden did not know, so they assumed the Allies had ignored information about SS Divisions in the area. Model's presence was the key factor in large German reinforcements arriving. The plan was risky, but it was approved by Eisenhower...

[@avataratari]

Great job, but there is a wonderful 1977 movie about Operation Market Garden, which is included in the title of this video - "The Bridge too Far" with a bunch of famous actors. If you haven't watched it, I highly recommend it. By the way, John Frost is played by Sir Anthony Hopkins in this film.

[@nikkolodian9517]

One of the best WWII films.

[@avataratari]

@@nikkolodian9517 I agree. But I would also mention "Saving Private Ryan", at least a couple of Soviet films: "Hot Snow" in 1972 and "Battalions ask for fire" in 1985.

[@avataratari]

@@martinables I agree. But this is generally a feature of feature films, not documentaries, because in a feature film, emotion is more important than fact. And even in documentaries there are inaccuracies. The human factor.

[@marceletiennou5182]

Pas la chance de sauté sur 2 panzer SS

[@CzechImp]

@@nikkolodian9517 Very entertaining, but historically inaccurate. Many veterans apparently urged people to ignore the story in the film.

[@EdinBasic12]

God, the animation is brilliant! Give the animator a raise that graphics is straight out of a movie! Top-class team you've got at Yarnhub. Much love from Bosnia! ❤🇧🇦

[@GreatGalaxyLorentzAIMake-hc7lv]

I live in Renkum, a small town near Oosterbeek and go to school in Arnhem. I have read so Many books and watched so many films About this and this was the best one

[@chuckmasterc8004]

What an amazing channel, the true stories and graphics just keep getting better and better 🤩

[@MTTT1234]

'...they sent out just one bridge too far. Turn of the tide, it's breaking away...'

[@enachecalin7355]

..."Losing momentum retreat"

[@samaasv2279]

“…Go to Bastogne the crossroads must hold…”

[@enachecalin7355]

@@samaasv2279... "Stand alone in the cold"

[@shawnlawrencefabula3204]

"...Crack of the lightning splitting the ground..."

[@EJobuu]

All I can say is WOW!!! The attention to detail is out of this world. Even showing barrel tips of machine guns glowing red from the heat of firing. What you guys are doing is beyond amazing!! Thanks and great work !

[@PhilleShy]

8:12 The animation of the soldier appears and flinches is very authentic, really cool to have more detail animations.

[@TheMinecraftfreak668]

And at the same time, the PIAT is clipping right into the middle of the soldier

[@garykreil5990]

This is Awesome!!!! God bless these young men who fought for our Freedoms.

[@kal.50bmg32]

For your "freedom"? I´m convinced they would have given a fuck for your freedom. They fought because they were told to and fought for each other. "Your freedom" - for sure - my ass! 🙄

[@fidem15893]

Beautiful rendition. The quality of your videos is getting better every day.

[@winter_actual]

I remember watching this channel a year ago. The animation quality has significantly increased, and it looks amazing.

[@littlejimmy7402]

Anthony Hopkins is a fine actor. But, yeah. This kind of made it more real for me. Thank you!

[@P_4BKM77]

2:32 Looks like Yarnhub chosed spanish 💀

[@Brain_animating]

💀

[@terik3312]

How ....how could you do an ad for AI.... you were the chosen one!

[@marsroamer6670]

yeah... thats what i thought too

[@SeaxanCyning]

Honestly, this video's animation seemed a little off compared to the usual quality, so it wouldn't surprise me if they used AI to make this video (or parts of it at least).

[@Lucktni]

@@SeaxanCyning i knew i wasn’t tripping lol

[@matthieuguilbert8297]

Ye ​@@SeaxanCyning

[@heroinboblivesagain5478]

It's seriously disappointing.

[@mustangue1977]

In more five videos, this channel gonna be better than pixar

[@jochent8431]

3:25 the car is a Opel Olympia I think. I’m from Germany and my Grandpa told me that back in the day my Grand-Grandparents had such a car and the Soviet’s stole it and dragged it through the village wheels attached ( theft security). After they shoot a giant hole in the Barn-Wall (you can see the hole even today). Absolutely nice Video 😂😂❤❤❤

[@chrisstrawn4108]

Practically every German has a grandparent or great-grandparent who fought in the war. In most of central Texas practically everyone has a German grandparent or great-grandparent lol

[@Plane_guy_747]

The quality is completely different it’s amazing

[@akitenshihoothoot2343]

We're reviving A Bridge Too Far with this one boys✨

[@JAKOKKI]

The fact that he able to make blockbuster quality short films within in a month is crazy.

[@torinjones3221]

I thought they said this video was ai generated at the start?

[@mrhonkhonk6116]

@@torinjones3221 no sponso by a ai generative video like the one you see on shitty add for youtube with stolen video, it's not the enitire video

[@bertvanbeterbed9702]

Travel over the bridge near daily! Nowadays named the "John Frost Bridge". Knew the story in parts but great to see it come to life like this.

[@torrex1841]

its incredible how the quality is increasing in each video, and again, thanks fot the audio in spanish, great job!

[@War_And_Truth]

"This is a story you will tell your grandchildren and mightily bored they'll be" As a fellow WW2 war content creator (Band of Brothers mostly) I salute you 07

[@TheRedBaron2010]

Yarnhub. It's nice to see another great video from you. I have watched your videos from Frey Bentos to Michael Wittman. I know you probably aren't going to see this comment, but I don't care. I would highly recommend that you make a video on Friedrich Lengfeld. On November 12, 1944, in a region in the Hürtgen Forest called the Wilde Sau, an American soldier stepped on a mine. Lieutenant Friedrich Lengfeld told his men not to open fire on anyone who came to help. For 2 hours, no help came, and the soldier just kept screaming for aid. Friedrich decided to send his own medics to help. As Friedrich was guiding his men towards the injured soldier, he, tragically, stepped on a landmine. He was rushed to the aid station, but died to his wounds. The fate of the American was unknown, but the Americans learnt of Lengfeld's actions and made a monument on honour of his sacrifice. "No man hath greater love than he who layeth his life for his enemy." Friedrich Lengfeld (September 29, 1921, East Prussia -November 12, 1944, Hürtgen Forest)

[@PanzersnCricket]

5:50 remember kids, Britain owned Canada so the Geneva Convention didn't apply to them

[@timsytanker]

What does that actually mean? Everything you claim is ignorant hog wash.

[@brooksroth345]

Later the Germans destroyed Arnham bridge. The Belgians later reconstructed the bridge to be an exact replica. I visited this bridge during a WW2 battlefield tour.

[@zen4men]

Belgians ?? !!!!

[@tabithamolinski2668]

And keep up the good work you make awesome videos and I have learnt so much from your channel and you are the reason I am into World War II and Vietnam and World War I❤

[@trainman9024]

the animation just keeps getting better and better

[@godofflames5427]

these videos just keep getting consistency better and better love what you guys are doing

[@user-ju5do7ol2z]

The animation is getting so good

[@General83]

For a second there I thought the US army sponsored their video. 1:48

[@dudu8la162]

Dude I swear these animations look better every video I´ve been watching for a few years and its improved soooo much

[@AIM7Sparrow44]

This is just better than disney or dreamworks animation at this point

[@meeeptheconqueror6759]

Frost: "We'll be at Berlin by Christmas" Private: This year right? Frost: ... ;) Private: This YEAR right?!

[@Paludion]

0:25 Turns out, things didn't go as planned.

[@connorritz1580]

Animation was incredible this video! Every single upload y’all get better

[@ianwilkinson3425]

This was an awesome breakdown, great graphics. 👏👏 thank you, yarnhub, for all the hours spent on bringing important historical events to KZbin fans. Take a bow. P.s at 7:45, the soldier running with his Enfield sounds like he's firing a machine gun. 😂 👉🏽💥

[@easyfoxproductions]

BRO!! This animation is getting better and better by every upload!!

[@Blank55600]

Wow your animations have come such a long way!

[@memomomomomo185]

'Out of ammo, God save the King" Major Digby Tatham-Warter

[@omerl2074]

you're getting better from video to video and it's amazing to watch it. your work is so important and at the same time interesting and enjoyable. THANK YOU.

[@KirbSideGaming]

Your story telling is something else man!

[@KT-co5qe]

Best video yet! Love this channel, keep up the great job!

[@Peckerseckerargavuld]

This is so immersive!

[@drawing_person9221]

Im not the first one to say this, i probably won't be the last, but holy crap the animation just keeps getting better and better!

[@knonas2552]

I remember when yarnhub's animation was 2d. and now its ultra realistic, Great job guys! i love watching you guys. Keep spreading these stories out to everyone!

[@projectlessweforget]

I knew it was A Bridge Too Far

[@theinfamousduo]

this is the best yarnhub video ever

[@oliversmith-vk2ll]

Absolutely brilliant

[@Gonkpower._.]

I actually live in Arnhem and this helps me understand more about marketgarden

[@manoranjanroy7]

Animation 💯, emotions 💯, sound effects 💯, channel views 3×100💯.

[@fab8172]

Great story and thabks for video. They fought till the very end so sad they loss and ended up captured by Nazis. Hope they survived the war as POW.

[@vampi-chan3793]

That was their own fault as they completely ignored that they were landing on 2 SS Panzer Divisions that were stationed at Arnhem. About surviving POWs, many of them probably did survive the war. The Western front wasn't as savage as the Eastern front and most POWs were treated well and made it until the end of the war in both sides but, of course, there are some exceptions.

[@RubixGamer70]

love the animations

[@Goc4ever]

My most sincere congratulations Yarnhub, once again you went above and beyond and exceeded my expectations. You truly came a very long way from making simple 2D animation to an incredible 3D one and you are without a doubt one of my favourite history channels.

[@albertomercier2232]

You could tell the story of the 3 brazilian soldiers Who fight againts a large number of germans, even without ammo, they dont accepeted the order for surrender and fighting to to end. The germans thought that they were fighting against a platton. A german soldier, recognized the brave of these 3 soldiers and asked to buried them, in montese, italy.

[@chrisstrawn4108]

Brazil was co-belligerent against the Germans alongside the Allies. I've always thought Brazil's contribution has been one of the undisclosed stories to the War.

[@BlazePlaz]

We can't just ignore the fact that this guy just casually put out a cinematic masterpiece, like wow this is amazing

[@AliAlimuddin-ic3wd]

Bro, I already speak Indonesian. I like greetings from Indonesia. Keep the spirit❤

[@keithcoombs2185]

These videos never cease to amaze me, they are done so well! Tremendous stories, exceptional animation, and realistic dialogue. There is no better military or history channel, keep up the amazing work!

[@TofuBoy1]

What on Earth… These graphics are getting better and better. Great work guys

[@hi-vl8pi]

I saw the surrender scene and it immediately reminded me of the same scene in the movie, amazing video as usual😄

[@kerajaan_lituntia]

Bro terima kasih membuat dub indonesianya saya indonesia jadi kurang bisa bahasa inggri nmun dengan adanya dub indonesia akhirnya aku bisa dengan mudah memahaminya

[@M22LocustGuy]

new masterpiece dropped

[@Croissant-123]

I am getting Flashbacks from the Movie A Bridge Too Far😭

[@ThomasHarrison-u8l]

Operation Market Garden was the polar opposite of other airborne operations. The other operations were disasters after hitting the ground, but this operation was different. Everything went like clockwork for this operation, but airborne soldiers are no match for panzer units.

[@ryderadams8575]

"It never snows in September." It does in Alaska. I would know, I live there.

[@stellrdellr1758]

I love it when it starts snowing before the leaves fall off the trees

[@fan5304]

Agreed its very nice

[@chrisstrawn4108]

"It Never Snows In September" is the title to one of the most respected German accounts to the Arnhem fighting, just like "A Bridge Too Far" was written from the British and American side.

[@matpk]

Move to Arizona

[@ryderadams8575]

@@matpk Fuck no it’s way too hot.

[@ColinC27]

7:47 is that a lee enfield going full auto 😂

[@DiXiE7]

Thank you for adding Indonesian voice and subtitles! 🔥

[@Rifin-pu2hb]

Love the lighting in this one, lighting is everything in animations, you can have a perfect model but if the lighting is off then everything would be ruined. The lighting in this one is perfect and I love it.

[@Idontknow4]

2:50 yes

[@johnhernandez5335]

Yarnhub be making that old school CoD⭐ ⭐ intro, and it is epic 👌

[@NoInternet58]

5:18 "but digby has a ideer"

[@Yarnhub]

It’s the new Apple iDeer expected in the spring.

[@digivagrant]

​@@Yarnhubcant pay yarnhub to dub yarnhub? 🤣

[@ME262MKI]

The graphics in this video are impressive

[@Respect_soldiers_1939]

Make German perspective please...

[@Master_chief7784]

You can watch the movie

[@JW-jc8kr]

Anything the Germans did, I’m automatically more interested than any other nation. I understand the holocaust was terrible. But what the Germans achieved aside from that was quite surreal. Just how people speak highly of napoleon. The Germans were remarkable in this time frame as far as an effective fighting force, innovation, & unification. ( other stuff too just can’t think of it atm )

[@Korben-c5x]

Yeah, Axis video plz

[@Respect_soldiers_1939]

@@JW-jc8kr yeah me too

[@scrappysam]

watch “All quiet on the western front” it’s a great ww2 movie from the german perspective. very eye opening to war