〽️WILHELM GUSTLOFF - Sinking Scene (REMASTERED)

[@zWizard-Magolor]

The Wilhelm Gustloff is also known as the deadliest ship disaster in maritime history which happened around on January 30, 1945 and about 9,000 people were killed during that disaster

[@Mauvmellow]

@@coinster2763 The Dona Paz took 4,386 lives where as the Wilhelm Gustloff took about 9,000 lives. if you compare the two you'll see that the estimate of 9,000 is much larger than the Dona Paz death toll by 4,614 lives

[@eddywijaya6522]

​@@coinster2763you profile pic is 700% matched as you behaviour

[@SarahYau84]

1239 people survived I think so 10k+ subtract 1239 =

[@Cccp731]

@@coinster2763 stfu if you don’t know what you’re talking about

[@Charll1ce596]

Bro that’s my birthday

[@BMAN-eb4jk]

I still don’t get how this sinking isn’t super famous, but the titanic is.

[@ihateasthetics]

the titanic was the biggest ship in her time, and while she wasn't as famous as the olympic, she was still a big deal, and for her to sink on her maiden voyage was a huge deal. Another part of it was how long it took to sink, there were many different stories and pieces. On the other hand, the wilhelm gustloff, isnt talked about at all in places like central europe and russia because ww2 is a sensitive topic. but yes, this def needs more recognition

[@TheLifeEvents]

The Russian Captain should be done for War Crimes. Surprised they did not rape the surviving women and girls. B'stards.

[@hewi9541]

Same. But I think its because the ship was german. Or it was during war time so they all falsely think it was like a normal battle.

[@BMAN-eb4jk]

@@hewi9541 true, but at the same time, the Lusitania sunk during a war and it’s pretty famous. Not as famous as titanic but still.

[@ericfoster3261]

The Germans were not well liked around this time. The story was kinda buried.

[@jeriemayignacio1758]

The fact that there were 10,000+ people there and only 1,239 survived is horiffying…

[@lIl_Jacky_lIl]

9000 but close enough

[@marcotd7923]

@@jeriemayignacio1758 the night was freezing and the sea water too... If you fell in the water you would have just 2 minutes to come out before death by body freezing

[@U-BOAT_U-48]

Fun fact: 5.000 of them we're children

[@kylesxoxo6326]

@@U-BOAT_U-48 that’s not a fun fact but it is true

[@ThePLUG109]

The part where the people are stuck inside the boat really made me uncomfortable. Shows the talent that went into this

[@imaflyinmiget5499]

yeah.. i had a weird but horrible gut wrenching feeling during that scene, truly horrible

[@prasad9002]

Yes. Totally agreed. Usually Movies don't concentrate on that.

[@AJB1224]

6:58 idk why but this is probably one of the coldest scenes in ocean liner history

[@jamesconnor2499]

For me its knowing there are still so many people still alive inside the ship as it's going down. Horrible way to die.

[@peacefulone4461]

THANK YOU for making this video available 💜

[@Roberto-z9r]

It was such a great tragedy that it leaves everyone speechless, thought it was the Titanic but unfortunately it wasn't like that 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@sethmoring167]

May Them Poor Souls RIP I’m so sorry for those families, children and the horrors of war.

[@MaritimeVessels]

Yeah and these were innocent people just wanting to escape the war

[@MAXIMUSGAMEPLAY563]

Just thinking that more than 9 thousand people perished in this sinking makes my skin crawl

[@carlg.7882]

Such a tragic maritime disaster. It was an evacuee transport ship with thousands of children onboard and some of the captains saved themselves before many of their passengers.

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

it was awesome did you hear them all screaming much better the titanic they all were so much quieter then this which makes this so much more entertaining then that movie🤣🤣🤣

[@carlg.7882]

@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue I mean it was almost real than Titanic. They used the same screaming audio in the Titanic film.

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

@@carlg.7882 yeah but they used a whole lot more screaming then in Titanic they dialed it up to eleven with the screaming and how much faster the water rushes in to makes it better and more epic a tale of death and tragedy

[@SlimeBD2015]

Wilhelm Gustoff not only acted as a mobile hospital but at the moment of attack was transporting uboat crews. Civilian lives lost are a tragic collateral, but this was the reality of war. And it was not the confusion with nav lights that doomed them. Soviet submarine’s captain surfaced and turned the lights on, approaching Gustoff from shore side pretending to be a patrol boat.

[@giovannirastrelli9821]

In sorry. Am I supposed to feel bad?

[@btlangdinglianatlangdingli8602]

the sad part is that the children died too and the way the sailors and captain trying to save the people that are still stuck there

[@yeremiachannel3984]

This ship was phenomenal because only 2,000 of the 9,400 passengers survived.

[@smith-murdoch-oficirLow-androw]

No 1200 suvivor and this ship have 10000

[@diarrhealord54]

1200 survivors and it was 10000.

[@brianwhitford6086]

I heard it was less than a thousand survivors, 996.

[@j_mack1996]

This makes me sad. If I remember correctly, the captain was told to keep the lights off. If he had listened, this situation may have had a different result.

[@shahancheong9792]

He DID listen. But the other captains overruled him.

[@dystopiayt9206]

No, some said "turn on the navigation lights" then "you should have turned it off quickly"

[@VeryDL]

The captain was asked to turn lights on, to avoid any collision with other ships

[@LuminescentMonk]

The accompanying U boat captain said stay in shallow water and turn all lights off. The captain chose to go into deeper water and turned on the green and red running lights to avoid a collision with other ships, which led to the soviet sub seeing and torpedoing them

[@margiehibbard]

Technically wrong, the captain said to NOT turn on the lights, but the officer on the bridge(1st or 2nd mate) disobeyed the order

[@athanalconcel9083]

2:05 Wilhelm Gussloff: No Hagen! *Commits suicide* Titanic: No Will! *Commits suicide*

[@masonkaskie8776]

1252 people survived the intial sinking, however 13 of these survivors died soon after Let that sink into your head, 10,500-600 souls on board and just little over 1200 survived, just unbelievable

[@sovereign6445]

6:05 he is waving goodbye to them so they feel safe in there final moment

[@Zohaib-x6m]

It scares me so much the kids who never saw thier parents again and the parents who never saw thier parents again it makes me so scared that I was gonna cry

[@timothyhuber6035]

Eric Braden was on this ship he was 4 years old at the time

[@Andy-dr8jy]

caraca! que bom que esse vídeo voltou! parabéns, esse foi o primeiro vídeo que vi do gustloff

[@generalSystem-qs7jm]

R.I.P old man on lifeboat😥

[@eulizamirmota9115]

Bela escolta que o KMS Admiral Hipper foi pq num vídeo que assisti ele estava escoltando ele, mais sério o afundamento dele foi o mais trágico

[@Genecititanico]

Esses gritos estão em todos os vídeos de simulações de naufrágios do Titanic

[@FnafPro9023]

Надо было топить не немецкий "Вильгельм Густлофф", а "израильский" "Давид Франкфуртер". Жаль, что никогда его не было. А было бы приятно

[@Xv5-r9k]

Ого из снг человек в комментах!!!

[@ИринаЗахарова-щ8у]

Я тож

[@mariadefatimamelo3406]

Rip MV Goya

[@Evan74652]

0:08 Ok did anyone notice that captain saying "its the navy" instead of "its the gustloff"? Not to mention gustloff's lights were & can be mistaken for a german naval vessel Plus they were sorta targeting germany's navy i guess or atleast any german naval vessel i am probably guessing why they fired 3 since german naval ships were heavily armoured

[@emerybonner7973]

I am pretty sure that the name would not have meant anything to the Russians. To them, the Wilhelm Gustloff, which was armed with deck guns, was just another ship belonging to the German navy.

[@ronaldmiller2740]

WOW !! AMAZING SAD....GREAT ..

[@EzekielNababan-f9x]

germany broke lusitania Soviet broke wilhelm Gustlof

[@U-BOAT_U-48]

Ummmmmmmmm Lusitania was in ww1 and Lusitania was a BRITISH ocean liner-(yet Gustloff is my favourite ship)

[@93bencomo]

Remember that Marinesko, the captain in command of the Soviet submarine that torpedoed the Gustloff, is considered a hero in Russia.

[@userdohuyacifr]

@@93bencomo потопление военного судна не является военным преступлением. Корабль имел на себе оборонительные пушки и не шёл под эмблемой красного Креста. На нём были действующие немецкие военные и оно шло в составе военного конвоя. причем было окрашено в военный камуфляж, по немецким документам это военный корабль потопление которого не является военным преступлением, а герой он потому что потопил самый большой тоннаж в советских ВМФ, как самый результативный снайпер к примеру

[@Noah-q2z2j]

4:37 Ahhhhh got me rolling

[@BIGREAPER-n6o]

I know they were are enemy in ww2 those people and crew didn't deserve that.😢

[@ty-star7771]

3:48 I don’t understand why I find this funny 😭😂😂

[@SLS-StudioLoveSpace]

Because of this cry😂

[@hanapiontawar4644]

That Scream Same in Titanic in 4:36

[@vilmarj.s9017]

Então estamos diante do naufrágio com maior número de vítimas da história? Vc podia fazer um documentário detalhado sobre esse navio. Com os conhecimentos que tem iria ficar show.

[@tatystar5724]

E seria bom ser feito em português.

[@trovao1da2alvorada]

Morreram nesse afundamento 6x mais pessoas do que o Titanic, mas esse desastre é praticamente desconhecido do público.

[@giuliorobertoful]

Sim, este é o maior desastre marítimo da história, com estimativas que variam entre 6 mil a 9 mil vítimas, muito pior que o Titanic ou o Estonia.

[@emilynpgenido2564]

Is this the Hospital Ship during WW2, that carried mostly are Wounded Soldiers, Women and Children ?

[@nicoleofnowhere8842]

Unfortunately, the ship was outfitted with anti-aircraft guns and was also transporting a lot of able-bodied soldiers and officers at the time. The attackers didn't know it was full of refugees, but despite that, the fact that it had guns and was transporting soldiers and officers put it in a different category than simply a hospital ship.

[@angelapolinar5343]

previously a hospital ship, but hadn't been doing that for 4 or 5 years

[@smokegames1179]

Need a movie for this

[@JK-rn3fq]

Good one

[@ДмитрийКрасный-м1т]

За "Армению"!!! Молодец, Маринеско!

[@FURCORNguyGAMEshipsmsmYT]

WHAT THE FIK THE 10,000! PEOPLE PAINC BUT IS Getting DEEPER!

[@FnafPro9023]

RIP

[@Generationsareuseless]

I watched this movie when i was 9

[@GrzegorzFifielski]

for many months, fish like eels caught by fishermen from the area of ​​Łeba, the area where Gustloff sank, were full of human flesh.

[@portodosnavios8275]

Muito bom! Eu adoreii 🤓muito bom msm!! 💙💙

[@Agamingperson]

i really like the wilhelm gustloff movie, its like titanic.

[@florjanbrudar692]

What makes you compare them?

[@GraysonPalmer-kd5xm]

​@@florjanbrudar692 Both have a love story

[@Maranhão2211]

Falas do submarino dubladas: É a marinha,prepare o lançamento do torpedo Preparando lançamento do torpedo Se prepare para a batalha Sim Se prepare para a batalha Preparar lançamento dos torpedos Lançar torpedos Lançando torpedo E fogo Fogo Fogo Fogo Torpedos lançados

[@hugod8238]

3:49 funny scream scene

[@robloxlovera6362]

HELPPP IT SOUND LIKE THE JIAFEI SCREAM😭😭😭

[@dungmanh7825]

9343 people die 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@chimkenleg]

those were nazis dude

[@blablahguy]

@@chimkenleg you still need to feel bad not ALL nazis are bad sometimes they want peace even the soldiers they are all humans

[@chimkenleg]

@@blablahguy ik I was trying to tell him

[@blablahguy]

@@chimkenleg wdym those were nazis?

[@chimkenleg]

@@blablahguy the ship was built when germany was getting its ass kicked so they built the ship to retreat from the german mainland to argentina but it got sunk by a soviet submarine

[@ladybr10]

Que filme é esse?

[@zachboyd4749]

Die Gustloff, 2008

[@erwinacampo]

I cannot see😮

[@HoangNguyen-dv3yz]

*whilhelm gustloff sinking* wiki:the tita-

[@naufalharraz5188]

The boat's light just went back on That's strange

[@shormilyakter6344]

So sad sinking of the gustloff 9000 persons died

[@futbolusa]

In reality the scene was probably worst than this. They show people helping each other get on the life boats and people trying to swim to safety. In reality the water was so cold that it is unlikely that anyone who went in to the water survived. Even if you were pulled out you would still freeze to death as all your clothes would be wet and all the life boats were full anyway.

[@bethanyhait6880]

Weren’t there four torpedoes? (Since they’re showing scenes on board the Soviet sub, they might as well show the one that failed to launch…)

[@DuckyTheRoaster]

4 Torpedo Had To Be Disarmed Due Jammed

[@agusagus4854]

Wait Everyone Remained In The Ocean The Following Morning

[@angelapolinar5343]

well, it's not like there was another giant ship nearby to pick them up. The Lowe tried, but could only fit 480 people.

[@apcatingub111]

The video 2022 that close to November 1 it almost landed on my birthday

[@maycomnuness]

Uma pergunta que não quer calar: Porque esse navio que foi atingido por três torpedos, levou quase cerca de 50 minutos para afundar ? e o Lusitânia atingido somente por um toroedo, afundou apenas em 18 minutos ?

[@xmarcosnavigator]

Veja nossa playlist de documentários. Há dois documentários de ambos navios e você vai saber isso e muito mais.

[@93bencomo]

Por el diseño de los mamparos, y porque el Lusitania transportaba en secreto varias toneladas de munición que detonaron al impactar el torpedo.

[@maycomnuness]

@93bencomo ahora lo entiendo, gracias por la información.

[@theciajanesecopito6403]

2:07 Censored shooting scene

[@lianglu6268]

Well this inccedent was deadlier than the titanic. Almost NO ONE SURVIVED😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@user-dl2zd9pi8w]

Actually 1000 survived

[@zay4401]

​@@user-dl2zd9pi8wout of 10,000 not really good odds

[@zay4401]

If at all

[@jackawieczorek2478]

I forgot what the sub is called but I know the captains name was Alexsander Marinesko

[@emerybonner7973]

The sub was called S-13

[@jackawieczorek2478]

@@emerybonner7973 thanks

[@erwinacampo]

Is she a cruise ship

[@emerybonner7973]

She was. However, she never really had a chance to be one given that war broke out not long after she entered service. The Wilhelm Gustloff had various roles throughout the war, such as being used to house U-boat crews, as well as being a hospital ship. Before you ask, the Wilhelm Gustloff had been repainted prior to her final voyage. So, there was no hospital markings on her

[@donghatruong]

Why it so many ppl dead? Here the water it cold -18 c and thw weather cold it 10- C so many ppl dead by that but low dead it by torpedo and why the ship turn light off bc the third torpedo hit the main boiled room

[@tkinker]

firstly: like only 2 or 3 lifeboats were able to lower to the water secondly: the sinking was much faster than the titanic. people who were sleeping, even if they woke up in the torpedo, would probably be confused or tired, so they might stay in their room thirdly: panic was much worse in this ship because firstly everyone was already traumatized from the war, scared that if they get there most of them get sent to war (people between 16-20 went to war i guess), and panicking because most people are pessimists and we know it fourthly: most of the people got stuck inside glasses, and you might have seen that the glass in this war ship is all bulletproof glass fiftly: the ship was banking, and since the ship was more crowded, it was much easier to slip and fall in the water, and because of panic, much people lost a lot of stamina, causing them to be too weak to swim.

[@donghatruong]

You right dude finally someone anwers:)

[@letsstudy1898]

Don't ever play with water fire and air 😢

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

0:07 No, it's not. You're firing at the wrong ship!

[@emerybonner7973]

The Gustloff was actually equipped with deck guns. So, in the eyes of the submarine's captain, the Gustloff was a military ship

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

@@emerybonner7973 But they were no cannons on board.

[@emerybonner7973]

@@MassimoCalderaro-u8h cannons? You do know that the term cannons is generally referred to the guns that pirate ships had, right? Look. This video may not show it, but in real life, the Gustloff was indeed armed

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

@@emerybonner7973 No, I am still taking about regular cannons as from the military or from a battleship or pirate ship.

[@emerybonner7973]

​​@@MassimoCalderaro-u8h OK. It is just a little confusing because when I talk with people who are or have served in a navy, they always say guns, not cannons

[@AbbieGaming-b29]

Cuộc phiêu lưu vượt ra ngoài Poseidon

[@Luizgamer570]

Jesus esta voltando,preguem o evangelho crendo nele como seu unico e suficiente salvador,o tempo esta proximo,temos que estar preparados pra esse dia,o Rei dos Reis esta voltando ❤

[@christianremy8057]

Remember Lancastria Ship 🇬🇧 17/06/1940 / St Nazaire 🇨🇵!!!!!!!

[@Robeygames]

To make this sinking even darker, it was a refugee ship

[@jamesricker3997]

It was also a armed troop transport. Making it a legitimate military target.

[@dragonstalk86]

@@jamesricker3997 the sub captain didn't know or care, he'd have torpedoed anything that had people on it

[@mdokuch96]

@@dragonstalk86 well, maybe nazi shouldn't have opened the "fuck all the warfare rules" can of worms to begin with.

[@dragonstalk86]

@@mdokuch96 you mean like the US attacking german ships before a dec of war? or maybe the UK invading neutral nations?

[@thehistorian1789]

4:36

[@alissonmatos1119]

Vixe maria nao teve tempo pra nada se salvar meu deus

[@AidanSuperStudios]

just like the Moro castle and the arctic this is one of the only ships that can rival how bad the titanic is.

[@pvzfanof8412]

What was that creaking noises

[@NOOR1029KAPOOR]

The Result would have been different if he didnt turn on the navigation light.

[@arciks11]

Huh the english subtiles for russian speech are quite wrong.

[@albertobohon.]

Soviet submarine S-13: this is for SS Armenia (1941)

[@Towarzyszkomunista2137]

Hi

[@ОлесяМорозова-щ9ш]

говорят по русски а субтитры американские

[@JamesCampbell-vf3vb]

Was the ship that rescued the survivors the HMS Kelly and USS Monseen

[@МихаилЧулюков-б3и]

А ничего, то что догоняли Густлофф в надводном положении?

[@alissacarpenito6494]

Ble ble ble

[@olgakarpushenko7341]

Почему версия на русском а коментируют иностранцы

[@deimantassidorenko3386]

Ataka. Sausio. Vasario. Mėnesy

[@AndiS204Audios]

Titanic but *WORSE*

[@Amnycritunis_V4]

It's like 9000 deaths

[@zay4401]

MUCH WORSE

[@DuckyTheRoaster]

*ULTRA ULTRA ULTIMA SUPER DUPER WORSE*

[@zay4401]

@@AndiS204Audios it makes the titanic sinking basically like some kinda small accident with 1500 people dead

[@зель_13]

I understand Russian

[@Maranhão2211]

Cara eu já vi esse filme é meio pesado pois o Hahen se suicid# mas eu já vi essa cena e é a que eu mais fiquei nervosos

[@guillermocaviasca3818]

Es un crimen de guerra. muy grave. como mínimo el capitán del submarino debería haber sido sancionado, después de demostrar que cometió un grave error y confundió el barco de civiles con otro. Y si sabia que era un barco de civiles ser condenado por el crimen.

[@emerybonner7973]

This happened during Operation Hannibal, which was a mass evacuation of German civilians and soldiers. Unfortunately, the most available ships to carry out such an evacuation were passenger ships. Also, someone ordered that deck guns be placed on the Gustloff. When a ship is armed, it is deemed to be military, and military ships are fair game in war

[@93bencomo]

Se le sancionó, pero por borracho y violento. También hundió otro barco cargado de refugiados, el Steuben. En los 90 se le consideró un héroe nacional en Rusia.

[@maheshmali7310]

oh my God... so horrible... you did nice mixing this video

[@gerry4915]

This is terrible mixing.....

[@brucewatson9700]

What a terrible way to go.

[@naufalharraz5188]

That's sus

[@deimantassidorenko3386]

Dvi. Minutės. Vandeny. Ir. Negyvas. Žuvo. Apie10. 000. Vokiečių

[@ConnerRupp]

This makes me not wanna go on a boat

[@Tostoyt]

Me too😅

[@travelerforever8849]

Do not go during wartime..even plane had been accidently shot down

[@DuckyTheRoaster]

Ofc Its Wartime BRUUUH

[@gambleaway8252]

😂😂

[@hayatiahmad4593]

Torpedo!?

[@СергейСемионов-щ5в]

Хуже титаника

[@jackyergen7992]

Désastre maritime trop méconnu. Ce film est un rappel de cette terrible tragédie. Pour la mémoire de toutes ces victimes.

[@mattdisney1132]

Oh no there 9500 innocent people perished

[@andrzejmichalczak9185]

Innocent? Germans who flew mostly soliders and bdm

[@amaritineenthusiast]

@@andrzejmichalczak9185 There were also innocent civilians such as woman and children who wanted to escape certain death via soviets.

[@cristopherortega556]

Worse Than Titanic

[@andrzejmichalczak9185]

First of all members of NSDAP and hj.... You van read at Wikipedia....

[@mattdisney1132]

@@andrzejmichalczak9185 oh?

[@AmtrakCitiesSprinter64]

Soviet’s revenge

[@Jaxonhumphrey2011]

He thought it was German battle ship but it was a cruise ship

[@emerybonner7973]

Unfortunately, even if he had seen that it was a cruise ship, it would not have mattered. All available German ships, including passenger ships, were commandeered by the navy to move civilians, military personnel and military equipment. By doing that, all ships became fair game

[@nicoleofnowhere8842]

@@emerybonner7973 Yep. And the ship was even outfitted with anti-aircraft guns. So sad.

[@AikenJeffT_T]

no 9,400 was killed not 9,000

[@tankovaydivizia49]

Что тут делает русский?

[@АндрейИванов-п6я7и]

А потому что Маринеско играл русскоязычный актёр из Эстонии.

[@Th068]

In this FRG propaganda film, it is pretended that the shooting down of the Wilhelm Gustloff was an accident, but - although it was a civilian ship - it was fired! That was just one of many war crimes of the Allies! Even if the Western Allies have committed more crimes than the Soviets. Especially the Americans and British (as they always do) had a lot of fun killing women and children, bombing hospitals and schools, preferably with phosphorus bombs, etc. As an American or British, I would still be ashamed in two hundred years!

[@cobeylynch4733]

If we the civilians carried the shameful actions of our governments on our backs not even god could keep the weight from breaking them. To say the civilians should be ashamed is moronic. Have more sense

[@KrepostVivat]

Когда Третий рейх потопил корабль Армения в Черном море никто из сегодняшних немцев не удосужился принести соболезнования за её уничтожение, хотя там так же были гражданские в большинстве + что самое страшное, из всех кто там был выжило лишь 4 человека. Так что Вильгельм был своеобразным ответом и карой народу, который много возомнил о своей роли в мире.

[@bikesrcool_1958]

I’m not ashamed for what my great grandfather did as I’m not involved in what happened. You can acknowledge it was bad, but the worst advice is to make yourself feel bad for something you never did. By that logic Japan should be wallowing in self pity

[@Th068]

@@bikesrcool_1958 But the western world, under the dictates of the USA and Great Britain, is committing terrible crimes in the world right now! And that's shameful!

[@Th068]

@@KrepostVivat Sorry, i don‘t like english, but i want to understand what you mean. Can you please translate your Text in english?

[@giovannirastrelli9821]

And nothing of value was lost that night.

[@DomWeasel]

Spoken like a true gimp.