This Deadly Weapon Was Much Feared By The German Infantry

Watch our video " This Deadly Weapon Was Much Feared By The German Infantry" and Embark on a compelling journey into the world of a German Wehrmacht soldier on the Eastern Front during WWII in this gripping video series. Step into the experiences of a highly skilled sniper as he shares the commitment, discipline, and routine required in the challenging craft of sniping. Witness the harsh realities of the Russian Front, where traditional notions of chivalry were absent, and surrendering prisoners faced dire consequences. Join us as we reveal the untold stories of a soldier navigating a battlefield fraught with challenges, offering a unique perspective on the harsh realities of war.
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[@WW2Tales]

Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Part 4 of memoirs of a German sniper, who was the second most successful sniper of the German Wehrmacht and one of the few private soldiers to be honored with the award of the Knight’s Cross .An Austrian conscript, after qualifying as a machine gunner he was drafted to the southern sector of the Russian Front in July 1942. Wounded at Voroshilovsk, he experimented with a Russian sniper-rifle while convalescing and so impressed his superiors with his proficiency that he was returned to the front as his regiment’s only sniper specialist. This is link of the playlist ,kzbin.info/aero/PLGjbe3ikd0XFJvqTdl03ArTtMdafj2CkL This is link of part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYOvoJ6hobeamck This is link of part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZizpa2KjreUms0 This is link of part 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3SpqnyuhNCbZ9E Please Subscribe to Our channel and Help Us Grow ,so that we may continue improving and upload more great content for World War 2 enthusiasts !

[@VMuzikman]

Who writes this stuff? Where does it come from? It's really, really well written. Once I start listening, I can't shut it off.

[@WW2Tales]

@VMuzikman Sir these are memoirs/diaries of world war 2 German soldiers

[@VMuzikman]

@@WW2Tales These men were some seriously good storytellers/writers. Their narrative skills are amazing. There are kids who try to learn this stuff in college and can't write anything like this.

[@haroldfiedler6549]

Allerberger began his war in 1943 not 42. Geez, try to pay attention. He accumulated his total in 2 years not 3 making it all the more amazing.

[@Americal-v6r]

This sniper experienced human barbarism beyond the imagination of normalcy. My Six months in the jungles of Nam as an infantry soldier pales to what he did and went through. The only similarity is we both survived. I hope he lived a good peaceful life.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

These are so good! It’s so humane to hear the German soldiers talk about the humanity in themselves, and this one in particular saying that he was so sick of shooting horses. It was actually just trying to stop the enemy from killing them with what they were trying to do but sadly they were killing horses, and how this one last horse looked at him without eyes that were so sad. “ why did you do this?” But chances are the horse just looked sad because it was suffering and they are the most beautiful animals.!!

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

It is a made up story based on some true life incidents. But reads like some boys own fiction. Especially when he single handedly kills 20 people or stops an entire attack himself!

[@BowHunter87]

The German military in WW2 were the last knights. Every other military since then comparatively have been morally reprehensible assholes fighting for systems that don’t deserve to exist.

[@haroldfiedler6549]

Off all the things you could have focused on you chose the horses??? Unbelievable.

[@mclovin6829]

Every soldier since has been issued a broken umbrella

[@chesterwortham5525]

This leaves out a lot that's in the book

[@only5186]

Man I'm so bummed it's not on audible! This is right up there with Blood Red Snow

[@melissabyrne8749]

Thanks

[@mattclements1348]

Where can I find the full audiobook I got it on Google audio books but it's awful

[@ryaneastwood6674]

I really wish this wasnt read by AI, the mispronunciation of words over and over just bugs the hell out of me. Other than that I love the videos lmao

[@haroldfiedler6549]

Funny how you’re the only one to mention that. I found it disgraceful.

[@maineoutdoorsman677]

Haveing a sniper to steal a chicken,is a qerk ,

[@scottyfox6376]

Multiple War Crimes in basic pronunciations abound here.

[@humanbraininrobotbod]

Here's an article about the 98k Karabiner: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karabiner_98k

[@asullivan4047]

Excellent photography picture 📷 giving the female veteran snipers. Some much needed recognition seldom given. E Eleanor Roosevelt honored one at the oval office.

[@2pacula780]

Mostly soviet propaganda that mrs Roosevelt fell for but also a shame they sent so many of these ladies to their doom

[@haroldfiedler6549]

From one degenerate communist to another. Pathetic.

[@steveschlackman4503]

Stealing the hen was despicable.

[@Michael-zl6du]

You try being starving fighting a war. Killing humans fine but stealing a hen that only an officer after from it's eggs ?

[@luxbeci2]

Why you played Madonna: Beautifull killer song?

[@paperkites9101]

Wth the one on the left so pretty

[@petercunningham1009]

Gendarme from allo allo anyone?

[@Beauloqs]

Yup, the usual AI shite

[@daviddura1172]

was awaiting the next episode....

[@WW2Tales]

@daviddura1172 Sir we are gonna upload the fifth part in fifteen minutes ( part 4 already uploaded few hours ago ),because we did not upload any video yesterday

[@talleman1]

I am not sure if this is a human voice or AI. Some of the pronunciations of certain words is very strange.

[@petercunningham1009]

Gendarme from allo allo ,if u not seen it, look it up , I thought I recognised this narrator .

[@jamestamu83]

Definitely AI. Horrible pronunciation of many words.

[@mikepaz8385]

The girl on the left is very pretty. It has to be a staged propaganda photo. Look how nice her eyebrows are done. That’s not a picture taken of soldiers that have been in the field for an extended period.

[@luke8329]

The eyebrow evidence is undeniable.

[@KenFisher-vf8vf]

Probably AI. I don't believe anything I see or hear now

[@thestrangechannelofjeff7426]

I don't think if he was caught.They would have executed him for stealing the chicken. A highly skilled sniper is not worth a hen

[@WW2Tales]

Sir completely agree with you

[@masudashizue777]

Once in a while the pronunciation is odd, as if narration was by AI. But most of the time it sounds like a human being. The stories are interesting with excellent detail, though.

[@michaeldowson6988]

It's AI, and no matter whether English or American pronunciation, it stands out.

[@ticket2space]

Bro whoever decided to program it to say things like that is a dbag. Obviously, the content itself is incredible and out weighs that weird bots pronunciation but I can't help but notice it. Reminds me of someone trying to come off as fancy and smarter than you

[@justlucky8254]

AI. Some words are mutilated in ways that no human would ever do, regardless of native language, education, etc. Some of the episodes have far more screwed up words than this one seems to

[@jbol2454]

@@michaeldowson6988Any idea what AI it is?

[@Beauloqs]

​@@jbol2454 "Shite."

[@l3uIletpoints]

Im sorry "a perfect score was so rare, that they already suspected there was nothing else they could teach me" and earlier in his story, after "practicing with a russian rifle he stumbled upon" as an infantry man, he talks about shooting between heartbeats. Its very possible that his story, in structure, is true, but I suspect, highly embellished and exaggerated... to an extreme.

[@kumasabi]

Jeez the AI Reading/speaking was bad on this

[@matthewprice8934]

This fool used full camo to snatch a chicken!

[@robertbennett9949]

Soviet NOT Russian.

[@TimKitt]

The readers voice is compurer generated, it never used to be? What happened ww2 tv too extensive to hire a human to read a human story?

[@robertsaget6918]

Welcome to the future. They can make 10 of these for a fraction of cost or time.

[@the51project]

AI text to speatch

[@leannenuttall5655]

❤ love the stories. But have never heard so many terrible mispronunciations ever!😂😂😂😂🎉 Whomsoever is correcting your English is a failed student.

[@bloviatormaximus1766]

that's AI talk bots

[@Jac2587]

I love how the AI starts to get on a weird non-English pronunciation tangent occasionally. It does a great job for the most part, but every once in a while I find it really amusing. Honestly, I kind of look forward to it.

[@lee11991964]

I made the same mistake thinking that the narrator must be either drunk or a moron, generally, the AI does a good job, but when it gets it wrong it makes big errors.

[@jonhowe8768]

I love the stories but hate the AI narration.

[@sfelton8943]

How about you buy the book, narrate it and upload it to youtube. No? Then quit complaining and be greatful for what's being shared. The hen story was hilarious. Also the first time ive head mention of b patron since ian covered it on forgotten weapons many years ago.

[@crnigruja2220]

This sounds more like an FAIRYtale, instead war tale 😂😂😂 It's impossible to remember all that small details, like he's had notepad with him, all time, and typed/writed that tales, every 2 hours while he was in battle, yes notepad/laptop! because that can't be writen on paper, you need 1000+ pages A4 format to put all that in xD.

[@AlexHalt100]

ever heard of something like a diary and memoirs being worked on for several years? or writing letters home? or simply trauma figuratively burning memories into your brain? obviously not. people back then used to write a whole lot more and weren't suffering from digital device induced brain rot

[@SomethingAboutRightAngles]

Im guessing all American and ruski tales are also fake too according to your logic.

[@tomr1630]

Is this AI, or narrated by someone who can't read?

[@atthebakesale]

Both

[@archereegmb8032]

is this being narrated by AI?

[@evenodd3339]

I’ve seen worse embellishments, this might be among the more credible war memoirs on the nazi perspective

[@yourbiologicalstep-dad4642]

to save everyone time, yes its AI

[@justlucky8254]

I'm amazed that it's even debatable to some people.

[@TommyEgg-wp8is]

I’m getting annoying with the trash reading skills? How is it someone who speaks English can’t even say opened they say “open-Ed” “stop-Ed” “brea-they” it’s so bad

[@jonwayne6341]

It's an AI

[@luxbeci2]

What you mean? What you annyoning?

[@RT-far-T]

This is so embellished it's incredible. It's exciting, but hardly credible.

[@Bob.W.]

This one is pretty tame. Doesn't seem embellished to me, as it's consistent with other Eastern Front memoirs.

[@pappap1702]

My thoughts on several parts of it. This guy is in love with himself. Killing 18 Russian snipers in 1 action seems a bit hard to believe. Russian snipers were pretty good and well trained.

[@carlsd8686]

No good story is without a good sum of embellishment. Especially when it's a first person story.

[@justinbetland9792]

Truth is stranger than fiction

[@NZambergris]

ya think so?.. why's do you say that ?.. it eems consistent to legit diaries and memories I've read / nothing out of the ordinary, when it comes to the horrors of the eastern front anyway..

[@luxbeci2]

This 2 Soviet sniper girls How much germán soldiers killed together?? 2-3000 germán soldiers killed died?

[@Beauloqs]

Clown

[@smokeydapot]

Is this read by a person or AI? The accent and pronunciation is nowhere near consistent.

[@smokeydapot]

For instance I’ve heard Jäger pronounced as (Yay-ger) (Yah-ger) and (Jay-ger)

[@luxbeci2]

They not shooted my grandfather Don river Stalingrad. Because Soviet bombers aircrafts and artillery bombs killed my grandfather 1943 Stalingrad Don river

[@jorybailey7800]

My grandfather stepped on a mine in Korea in 1952. My other grandpa landed 3 days after d day and was Forward air support all the way to Berlin

[@luxbeci2]

@@jorybailey7800 Really? Yours grandfather Soviet soldier? How he in Korea and Berlin too? This 2 many different war

[@jorybailey7800]

@luxbeci2 both my grandfathers were Americans. Everett and Charlie. 23rd Army in Korea forward air support