Yorckscher Marsch | 1864 Scene | HD 1080p

This Scene was taken from the TV Series called "1864".
1864 is a 2014 Danish television historical war drama series written and directed by Ole Bornedal. It is based on two books by Tom Buk-Swienty about the Second Schleswig War of 1864 between Denmark and an alliance of Prussia and Austria which ended in defeat for Denmark and the loss of a quarter of its territory to Prussia. It follows two brothers from a remote village on Funen who enlist in the Danish army just before the outbreak of war, and experience the horrors of combat in Schleswig. It also features actual historical figures such as Danish prime minister D. G. Monrad and Prussian prime minister Otto von Bismarck. It was the most expensive Danish TV series to be made to date.
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[@schlapnuttzpunk6742]

I think that was a war crime

[@ardian7801]

Well this awful tragedy will not happens if thoose guards did not playing cards

[@schlapnuttzpunk6742]

@@ardian7801 true

[@abhinusabiani3594]

richtig

[@barber2705]

No shit sherlock

[@patrickneumann1245]

@@ardian7801 aber es ist historisch eh falsch weil Piefke nicht im Deutsch Dänischen Krieg starb

[@alexdarko6388]

killing the musicians when they're performing is kinda a war crime

[@archangel-666poetrie5]

just like cowards

[@fds7476]

Except not really.

[@thesouthernhistorian4153]

@@fds7476 it was by the rules of war

[@icetea1455]

some musicians are not soldiers though

[@fds7476]

@@icetea1455 Even if they're not, what are they doing in military uniform? On the battlefield?

[@gamerabossb1777]

Its so sad to watch this because of how happy the conductor is.

[@helgi1921]

Don't worry. The conductor survived

[@stahlhelmjordan]

@@helgi1921 he did?

[@helgi1921]

@@stahlhelmjordan yes, later when the Prussians charge the remaining band members and conductor send the infantry on their merry way with a tune

[@na3044]

@@stahlhelmjordan Yes. Good old Generalmusikmeister Piefke went on to write many of the most famous german marches, not only for the victory at Dybbøl, also for Königgrätz and Sedan. The damn austrians still call us the "Piefkes" - after him.

[@viklin3282]

@@na3044 I know the character in the show is Piefke, but was he really there as a conductor?

[@mikesherwood3366]

Pretty poetic that what they hear before the Prussians charge in the last battle is this exact song.

[@angieroxy7550]

The Yorckscher Marsch.

[@sven9900]

that a danish way to tell the people with instrument's to "shut the fuck up, im sleeping"

[@olivergrayhoundII]

Marching band competitions were insane back then.

[@chrissmartin4137]

Yes, nowadays they just could have pushed the dislike button. Oh, wait .... where is this button gone in Ytoube? Uh, oh, .... am worried about our future suddenly. ;-)

[@erik6162]

It’s how it’s supposed to be

[@chrissmartin4137]

@@erik6162 Supposed to be? The button or the trigger on the rifle?

[@SStupendous]

@@chrissmartin4137 Button's gone, we're going back to this now

[@panzerfaust6172]

When the trench raiders only kill a band and some soldiers playing cards and get immediately yeeted you already know the war is lost

[@fds7476]

They're _trench raiders,_ genius. They _raid._

[@schwunkie]

​@@fds7476 perhaps they should've done a better job raiding

[@fds7476]

@@schwunkie ?

[@schwunkie]

@@fds7476 if they only killed musicians and a handful of soldiers maybe they didn't raid the trench so well

[@fds7476]

@@schwunkie Aren't you a regular Sun-Tzu!

[@LeonidVasily]

Denmark soldiers got massive karma

[@juccelinodonoso5210]

And so did the Germans in 1920,when they lost what they had usurped of Danish territory..

[@NameName-dx8lb]

@@juccelinodonoso5210 not really. Sooner or later there would have probably been vote. And not just that, in some places there was a majority of germans but still got anexet by denmark, doe to Problems with other places that soroundet them. No it wasn't really Carma because most people in Schleswig wanted to go Germany. Many Revolts happened in the many Years that Schleswig was part of Denmark. I should know, im from Schleswig-Holstein.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@juccelinodonoso5210 Except the Schleswig War happened in the first place because Schleswig wanted to join the German Confederation. Denmark wanted to suppress the rebellion while Prussia sent soldiers to help the rebels.

[@XxXxPROVIDEOMAKERxXx]

Schleswig in its entirety didn't want to join the German Confederation. Schleswig was a troublesome region to manage because of its diverse population with lots of germans in the south and lots of danes in the north. The people orchestrating the first war were mainly local german nobles and wealthy german leaning merchants alongside other influential german people in the major cities in the region. Looking at the northern part of the region, which is now danish, a majority of the villages where of danish mindset and even resisted the rebels and the reenforcements recieved from Prussia. The idiovy and naïvity of the danish government condemned these danes to 56 years under harsh german rule, which the danish government themselves had enforced upon the germans in Schleswig and Holstein. All in all two avoidable wars all caused by politicians so arrogant and in their own head to clearly see the reality forming at their southern border, and acting with no regard to the well-being of the people these actions would affect the most

[@juccelinodonoso5210]

@@NameName-dx8lb I am referring to the pretty huge size of Danish territory north of the current border up to Fredericia...

[@angieroxy7550]

Oh God I was so Upset when they shot that Conductor! He was enjoying Himself so much until Boom! He is Shot in the Back...

[@enclavesoldier8893]

He lived thankfully.

[@TheRedAirOn]

It was all so dishonorable especially shooting a man in the back. When I saw them aiming at the band and fire, I was like oh God they shot musicians!

[@angieroxy7550]

@@enclavesoldier8893 REALLY!?

[@enclavesoldier8893]

@@angieroxy7550 That was a real man, Johann Gottfried Piefke, he composed Prußens Gloria and Königgrätzer Marsch, he survived the war.

[@angieroxy7550]

@@enclavesoldier8893 Was He actually Shot like this during the War????

[@imanrobota4849]

"And then we ambushed the band. Oh, what a fierce lot they were. The tuba player took three saber blows to fell. Johnny caught an oboe to the head, but we bested them by golly and no quarter was given. Oi, I can still hear that cheery waltz when I close my eyes, gives me the shivers." - Decorated veteran of the heroic bandstand massacre.

[@SStupendous]

"Heroic"

[@waldemarsilas6675]

It would've been much funnier if the tuba player had start playing "Nearer my God to thee" after wounding.

[@calmeleon1342]

Trumpet player - "should we warn him about the soldiers being assassinated behind him". Bugle player - "but that would interrupt the song and look how happy Hans is". Trumpet player - "yeah, even the Danish wouldn't interrupt a good song". *Danish form firing line* *Edit* got danish and Prussian mixed up, my mistake.

[@waldemarsilas6675]

I wonder if the conductor had realized the situation, would he have started playing "Nearer my God to thee" before he was shot.

[@quadbecky14]

@@waldemarsilas6675 No because the conductor only keeps the tempo

[@janslavik5284]

You know what? I think that HAUBITZEN scene is justified.

[@Lynn.knepper1280]

Well justified Nobody messes with the Musikkorps

[@stevencigar9897]

@@Lynn.knepper1280 and then the prussians went on to terror bomb a civilian city after that but yeah who cares about that right

[@stevencigar9897]

nope

[@stevencigar9897]

do you also think that it was justified when the prussians turned those same cannons on civilians?

[@drsgtpepper95]

Idk the rules, but from what (I think I know) you're not supposed to shoot or cause harm to the musicians on the battlefield

[@ardian7801]

maybe this rule did not exist yet in 1864

[@ColonialEagle5455]

@@ardian7801 they very much did, it was not allowed in the Napoleonic Wars, which took place 50 years earlier

[@kim2894]

Not to mention stupid, everyone within earshot is gonna notice a band suddenly being silent mid way through a piece

[@DamianlukasikPL]

Germans are germans

[@EukalyptusBonBon]

I heard about it somewhere that theres actually no such law existed. However, musicians were less harmed because of their role in battlefield. As a soldier with unacurate gun you would rather have killed the enemy who has the potential to kill you rather than someone who just vibing the music. Because of that they were not targeted.

[@therealmp40]

Kinda surprised none of the band members who were facing directly at the guards getting killed saw anything

[@lockys_marter]

What do you expect from movie logic it doesn't make senses

[@Mehmet_Ergin]

@@lockys_marter a very ridiculous production already starts a war with Denmark, but they are shown as the right and heroic ones A war crime is being committed here (I don't know if these laws existed at that time, but shooting an unarmed person is no different than shooting a civilian) it's a stupid german cliché again if the germans weapons technology and men are so superior they will be branded bad i feel bad for them even in the first world war it is shown as bad

[@robbierobt]

When you're in da zone of German brass band music, you forgt anything around you :-)

[@snipingflute4346]

Orchestras and bands are ideally told to always pay attention to the director/drum major while performing; Otherwise, the timing of the music will be off. Though, in this case-scenario it demonstrated how such a rule shouldn’t have been followed in a war zone, concerning having musicians on a battlefield… Why it took so long historically for armies to question the idea of having musicians on a battlefield to begin with is beyond me.

[@dominiconeil4693]

They saw; they just kept playing because Prussians keep their _fucking_ posts.

[@ellandehm]

Attacking the military band is, by itself, quite unceremonious; but doing it by surprise and mid-performance has to be, no doubt, one of the most barbaric, uncivilized, things i've seen. Shame on them unholy savages.

[@SitioLumbia]

At least they won the war.

[@HTtwentyten]

@@SitioLumbia Honour and dignity meant much more in those days, and on that continent, than it does now.

[@davidharris733]

@@SitioLumbia Who won the war?

[@bjorn1775]

@@davidharris733 Preußen!

[@davidharris733]

@@bjorn1775 With a little assistance from the Austrian Empire.

[@AndreyKarlovich]

Musicians were MVP then, they really boost the morale of the troops. I remember I always felt a sort of "high" when I hear military musicians playing when we were marching. It felt really great to be honest especially when they are so close to you!

[@commanderwayan]

The Tambourmajor's mace was inverted. German tambourmajor's hold their maces with the ball down except in funerals and during the Großer Zapfenstreich.

[@NordicUlfr]

imagine reporting to your commander about this? Cmd - So how did the raid work out any sucess? Private - Yes sir we killed like five musicians and four card playing prussians. Cmd - You did what?

[@ardian7801]

It's actually the danish commander who who ordered Dinesen squad to kill this musician before this scene began

[@erik6162]

@@ardian7801 it’s a joke Damn it lol

[@ardian7801]

@@erik6162 🥲🙏

[@Dawsonguidroz8538]

The ogt bad karma when a whole army got woken up they ran like cowards when they killed musicians who couldn't defend themselves since they were atta ked in the back

[@fritzvongerbel8999]

Ok killing the band is a new low

[@davidchew6449]

You have a Platoon of military musicians nearby but no one do anything about the enemy Section of soldiers attacking your country soldiers? So what should Section do to the enemy Platoon of military musicians since assuming Section cannot kill enemy Platoon but enemy Platoon can kill the Section in war?

[@elizabethmiller7918]

This Danish movie is pretty + good honest What people dont realize the Danish Army was actually slightly bigger than Prussia's at the time and on top of this Denmark had a real Navy, which Prussia mostly lacked. At the time Denmark was considered one of the preeminent military powers of Northern Europe. And they (thought) they had England as an ally and so that it would all be a cakewalk. So they recklessly provoked a war with Pussia by breaking the Schleswig treaty ( which stipulated they could not abuse the german population of that province and forced them to not speak german etc) and sent provocative missives to the Prussia King. But the Prussians had made quite a few improvements to the firepower of thier Army and the effectiveness of theirs leadership, so they were quite confident and did not mind a Danish attack at all since they ere eager to use their expensive military to improve their standing in Europe and among the german states. Also, as the Prussians expected, England abandoned the Danes, since they were the ones who broke the treaty and on top of that the Austrians sent generous help to the Prussians. The Danish movie is quite honest about all these things. Ultimately the war was decided by Prussian artillery which was quite superior and so more than made up that Denmark's military was slightly larger. Prussian and Austrian "Special Forces" (for the time) the Deaths head Hussars also contributed out of proportion to their numbers. On top of that the Prussians had the better generalship and staffs and so in the end it was a crushing defeat for the Danes. Denmark would never again be considered a powerful country in Europe.

[@user-ln8fc5tn5u]

1. Denmark has not been a powerful country since the late 18th century. 2. The Hussars of Death did not participate in the war of 1864. 3. In the film, the Germans are shown as fools, especially the Prussian soldiers during the storming of the Duppel trenches. During the battle in the forest, the hussars of death are portrayed as complete idiots in the film.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

The Danish army wasn't bigger. It just combined their army with the Swedish one and Prussia only backed out because Russia was making threats and Prussia couldn't afford to fight on two fronts. However, Prussia did come back later to annex Schleswig-Holstein with the help of the German Confederation.

[@bosslikeryt651]

You copy an pasted that from a another comment under another video about this movie

[@elizabethmiller7918]

@@bosslikeryt651 I copy/pasted my own comment from elsewhere (if u r referring to me)

[@bosslikeryt651]

@@elizabethmiller7918 that is what I meant. That you copied your own comment

[@WillHayes44]

Didn't knew that Danish conscripts of the 1860s had such an advanced military standard. Taking an enemy trench by the means of identifying duty neglecting watchguards, covered advance, recon and identify patterns of watchguards and weakpoints, assault leisuring non-threatening soldiers without any hesitation and neutralizing any potential resistance fast and aggressive with skillful and low noise knife drill in cold blood in an effective manner without raising any suspicion. But firing a Line volley into unarmed, unsuspecting, practicing Army Musicians, not even bother to take them prisoner or consider using the musicians noise level to advance even further into the trench system in a covered manner clearly shows the inability of the 1860s Danish Armed Forces to turn conscripts into special forces level worth troops within a limited timespan of just a few months. Quite disappointing. 3 out of 5 Iron Crosses

[@nickkruger9566]

I was thinking exactly the same

[@tiffanitoenail840]

Zzzzz

[@WillHayes44]

@@tiffanitoenail840 [sarcastic applause]

[@fds7476]

*Cough* Roger's Rangers *Cough*

[@drippyamongus3235]

1864*

[@peanut2069]

I know I am quite late but to anyone seeing this: MOST of the band including the conductor escaped.

[@andrew_snv]

Oh, I actually noticed that the conductor turns around and runs away.

[@mamushiiakai7427]

Prussian soldiers: The conductor was shot! On his back, no less! Goeben: They dared to ruin our beautiful song? Then they'll have the sound that's deadly! The next day: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opyaeKyEnapld9k

[@VRichardsn]

Haubitzen!

[@enclavesoldier8893]

The conductor lived thankfully, but the song was ruined.

[@75mmSaintChammondMondragon]

I had the same image in my mind💯

[@aethelwyrnblack4918]

"They don't like our music, Franz! Let's play them something a little different!"

[@Gartenschlauch12]

Den Krieg haben die Dänen angefangen und verloren.

[@anderschristensen7420]

Haben wir den Krieg 1864 begonnen!? Es war Preußen, das in Holstein die Grenze überquerte!!

[@horst-uweheld918]

@@anderschristensen7420 Dänemark hat sich illegal verhalten und wurde mit Recht bestraft. Deine Folkeparti-Scheiße kannst Du woanders erzählen.

[@anderschristensen7420]

@@horst-uweheld918 Dänemark hat nichts Illegales getan. Im 1848 erklärte das deutschgesinnte Schleswig-Holstein für illegal unabhängig vom Dänischen Gesamtstaat. Im 1864 marschierte Preußen illegal in Dänemark ein, nachdem die dänische Regierung Schleswig in der Novemberverfassung von 1863 an Dänemark annektiert hatte. Preußen hatte nichts mit einer internen dänischen Beziehung zu tun!

[@ardian7801]

the most important thing is der Krieg ist vorbei

[@AVKnecht]

@@anderschristensen7420 Dänemark wollte deutschtes Land annektieren und das wurde vom Deutschen Bund mit Recht verhindert. Interne Beziehung mein Arsch.

[@waldemarsilas6675]

I wonder if the conductor had realized the situation, would he have started playing "Nearer my God to thee" before they were shot.

[@Swissswoosher]

When you interrupted the broadcast and your audience doesn’t appreciate it.

[@schattenseele66]

killed unarmed men from behind... what heroes...

[@ardian7801]

It's a honorable courage fro the dermarknians

[@stevencigar9897]

yeah lets not talk about that they were actively taking part in war and just forget the fact that the prussians terror bombed the danish city afterwards but who cares about that right

[@stevencigar9897]

Danes are heroes they fought a way bigger more advanced force, still inflicted heavy casualties on the prussians and austrians and sat out a fucking artillery barrage for days without running. why do you guys like to shit on danish soldiers so much? they are the bravest mofos there is. i dont care what your government did, if the men on ground can stand their ground like that they deserve praising not hatred

[@PlasticMoviesWithToySoldiers]

@@stevencigar9897both were brave. Come on, Don’t just favor one side. People can shit on the Danish All they want, and the Prussians too. But both sides were brave. Every soldier was human and had a family. Don’t act like only one side was horrible. And plus, why do you say this on a video when the Danes commit atrocities?

[@PlasticMoviesWithToySoldiers]

@@stevencigar9897your other comments have used the same evidence of Prussian bombing cities. Well guess what? That’s war. Don’t like it? Don’t watch. For example, in ww2, even the allies committed horrible war crimes. Boring of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, bombing of Dresden. Blitzkreig, and bombing raids on Britain. What I’m saying here is that both sides had their wring doing. You’re making it look like it was only one side doing the war crimes. And to be honest here, I do kind of agree with you when it comes to the Schleswig wars. But that is just the nature of war. War is meant to be horrible and is meant to kill.

[@117rebel]

Shooting an unarmed band is murder.

[@stevencigar9897]

nope they were combatans partaking in war on the other hand bombing innocent civilians after the battle like the prussians did IS MURDER

[@stevencigar9897]

its not, they are still partaking in war

[@ry1786]

when musician played music in blood and iron games enemy line infantry: oh great shooting pratice time

[@vader404]

This interpretation of the song is the best. They do a great work.

[@h__5486]

The conductor survived

[@isakferm7686]

They proberbly dosen't hear, but how couldn't the musicians see that the danes were slitting throats just 50 meters in front of them?

[@DaHuntsman1]

they're like the musicians from Holdfast, where despite seeing all manners of cruelty to their fellow man, they. must. never. stop. playing.

[@legate6680]

When the neighbor is playing too loud.

[@larrycapija8980]

Even in medieval times the bard was untouchable

[@hypersp3ce596]

Blood and iron players getting PTSD from this

[@admonster11]

the music in this series is just super relevant for the times.

[@stevencigar9897]

Alot of people in the comments seem to forget that the musicians were actively taking part in war and were demoralising danish troops. and then also completely just forget the part where prussians terror bombed a civilian danish city.

[@user-jp9js9th8o]

this scene shows all the obscenity of march music (and the committed war crime of the aggressors..)

[@BillsLover889]

1:09 when the karma kicks in

[@allosauruswithinternet]

I feel bad the conductor looked so jolly 😭

[@martinjuulandersen9694]

Brutal review

[@CW-dl2dd]

Shot in the back and unarmed. Just like the Danes, not enough nerve to face you man to man 😂

[@tunichtgut02]

Yes but got them pretty good in 1864 and even better in 1940🤣🤣

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@tunichtgut02 The 1940 one was an illegal invasion, so that doesn't count. However, the Schleswig War was legal because Germany was supporting a movement that wanted to join Prussia.

[@Schmulduar]

@@vetarlittorf1807 are there ... legal invasions?!??! isnt it by definition something that the invaded country would call illegal??? also S I X H O U R S O M E G A L U L!

[@wafiqnasna4638]

@@Schmulduar bcs the Danes are the one who declaired the war, to end the war, the prussians gotta invaded them. Its not WW2, they're not really the bad guys in here

[@cody1077]

@@vetarlittorf1807 "illegal invasion" lol

[@Person.512]

1:17 when you ruin a prussians music party

[@The_Lunch_Man]

The Danish got quite the taste of Prussian fury after that

[@stevencigar9897]

Yep even the danish civilians...

[@VolumedMusicMan]

Bismarck must know about this! He’ll have a plan!

[@Eindimensionaler_Lachsack]

And that my dear friends is why nowadays we take everything serious in Germany.

[@EJAXK13]

They killed the music. Both metaphorically and for a few unfortunates, quite literally.

[@dogeplays5842]

Is there a way to just get the Audio?

[@ardian7801]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ7Ef5JtaZaglc0

[@dogeplays5842]

@@ardian7801 Thanks!

[@typicalperson6389]

Bro man’s was just having a band practice man

[@ardian7801]

No they play marching song to boost soldiers morale

[@smhmay1973]

WOW! Talk about a really harsh music critics!

[@Chairman_Lmao]

The conductor looks like Piefke. Maybe he is but it's rather impossible since he died in 1884.

[@jgvanoss]

It is Piefke. Piefke was at the battle of Dybbøl/Düppel. In the serie there are a few scenes with him and he didnt die in this scene. You see him run at 0:55.

[@Chairman_Lmao]

@@jgvanoss I already knew the fact but couldn't see him running away. Thank you so much.

[@matthewlong9369]

The sousaphone wasn't invented until 1893, so historical accuracy...

[@grossadmiral1]

Zu mehr hat es dann bei den Dänchen auch nicht gelangt!

[@tavish4699]

i like that no musician sees them

[@dn221273]

Не стреляйте в музыканта! Он играет, как умеет! 🥺

[@boi9428]

он выжил

[@ComesPerpetvs]

TURN DOWN THE MUSIC! 😂😂😂😂

[@Justicar2503]

Geez, is the prussian army filled with Storm Troopers?

[@RedditzGG]

Definitely not, but the successor state (German Empire) did have Stormtroopers.

[@Justicar2503]

@@RedditzGG They missed alot huh

[@RedditzGG]

@@Justicar2503 Ironically, they have the capability of a Clone Trooper despite having the name Stormtrooper.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@Justicar2503 I mean, it was in the middle of the night and these rifles weren't that accurate.

[@keithterstriep469]

1st tuba casualty I ever seen in my life...

[@ErichKartmann]

never mess around with music once the music stops men will get angry

[@MegaHalofan11]

sneaking in is a good option. But interrupting their music.... the whole Prussian army will come for you and they learned it the hard way.

[@Roi_de_Rome1811]

1:18 this is what you get when you dont let prussians enjoy

[@bumpermanthesecond615]

50 years from there, the scenes would be the same, in the trenches

[@karlchenkarolinger5799]

from all the things that never happened, this never happened the most!

[@brandtlucasbrandt]

Who the hell shoots at the band?

[@Kaiser7068]

Bloody savage Danish. Schleswig was always ethnically German and those Norse couldn’t take it from us!

[@stevencigar9897]

danes are better than you

[@PlasticMoviesWithToySoldiers]

@@stevencigar9897It’s “Danes” not “danes”. Why are you so mad over this movie

[@bellaniang4924]

Sejarah asli lebih banyak korban di pihak denmark

[@poppychannel5487]

German saddest scene in movie T-T T-T Kaiser wilhelm cry this

[@ardian7801]

Kaiser Wilhelm still Young in this year lol

[@eugenvonbismarck5029]

@@ardian7801 There is Wilhelm I pale ;)

[@tvdinner8838]

*you have alerted the horde*

[@gamerabossb1777]

Imagine killing musicmen.

[@waldemarsilas6675]

Happy dream of every jealous boyfrind.

[@nevillefilar6931]

That should shut the band up!

[@Austrian_Butcher]

So, the entire Band didn't see what was happening in front of them..?

[@PALACIO254]

Absorbed in the moment I guess

[@ardian7801]

maybe cuz its dark and the band are focus to play and directs gaze to conductor, Danish uniform are almost same color with Prussians

[@insectslayer1374]

That poor cameraman... they killed his BGM friends right in front of him...

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

"Mom i want Ghost of Tsushima" Mom : "We have Ghost of Tsushima game at home" Ghost of tsushima at home : 0:28

[@thijshagenbeek8853]

Prussian band plays. +100% dicipine! Prussian band gets murdured. *Danish high command* What have you done you fo- *Prussians Gloria starts playing* *black flag raised* *reinforcements inbound* +1884% endurance. +1000% vengeance. +2000% dicipline!

[@franzkonigkonig7813]

Tolle Leistung Musikkapelle kalt machen ?!

[@ardian7801]

ja

[@dacabral11]

What movie is this?

[@ardian7801]

It's a danish TV series called "1864"

[@ubitheraincoat]

thats nomally happen in blood and iron

[@tg5127]

They don't like music.

[@fiewhelmackermann]

unreal war

[@nitoryu8513]

is a secret aussalt

[@ghina_0422]

I love Prussia😙

[@mastershake9551]

So youre saying danes have no taste for music?🤔

[@TomOkkaTom]

The 1914 Christmas in the Trenches if the Danish had been involved.

[@viokassian7091]

Как фильм называется подскажите пожалуйста?

[@PlasticMoviesWithToySoldiers]

1864. Do you ever pay attention to the title or the description? Just asking…

[@someguy7723]

For anyone wondering. No this didnt happend

[@Proindo_plays]

literally every blood and iron (a roblox game) player will comment on this video "warcrime" lol and btw, who see this in the recommend?

[@thesouthernhistorian4153]

Isn't that a war crime shooting unarmed men since technically Musicians are unarmed unless these men did have weapons like knifes and such then maybe I see a reason to shoot em but still

[@ardian7801]

Another war crimes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGq4e56VgZWYjdU

[@Kalashnikov413]

Never knew such law exist already in 1860s

[@thesouthernhistorian4153]

@@Kalashnikov413 yep it was against the Rules of war to attack unarmed combatants however technically these musicians are a strategic target remember Musicians we're vital at this time since they can Repeat orders from the officers to the rest of the troops since nobody can hear orders being yelled by the NCO'S and officers however the men can hear loud Instruments so In a way they were vital to get rid of but this is not a combat situation so these men pose no threat or strategic threat

[@davidchew6449]

1) Even modern days, not all Soldiers, Non-commissioned officers and Commissioned officers are trained in Geneva convention to follow the 'rules' even if the country is one of the "Parties to the 1949 Conventions and Protocols I-III". So regardless if there were any 'rules', servicemen may not know about them. 2) You have a Platoon of military musicians nearby but no one do anything about the enemy Section of soldiers attacking your country soldiers? So what should Section do to the enemy Platoon of military musicians since assuming Section cannot kill enemy Platoon but enemy Platoon can kill the Section in war?

[@bobyspad8629]

@@thesouthernhistorian4153 Yes but killing Musicians was not a war crime, since musicians can able to make soldiers morale get better when charging at the enemy

[@FrenchSoldatYT]

Girls: Do boys even have emotions? Boys at 0:52:

[@wendigosatin]

That was a war crime.

[@VersusARCH]

Music critique, 19th century-style.

[@alex-ny2mf]

i hope the musicmeister got away

[@Ryan-km9sd]

Who was on watch?

[@ardian7801]

Ryan what do u in here? regroup with cpt miller

[@thefrench8847]

Infighting.

[@Normalmuzzleloader]

Surprise attack be like:

[@Nameless-pi8sx]

The musicians are just minding their own business and playing but the denmark troops ruined it, Sad :(

[@stevencigar9897]

Danish troops* and no they werent "minding their owns business" they actively taking part in war and demoralising enemy. play stupid games win stupid prizes

[@ChevyBM]

0:18 that would be racist to do nowadays :D

[@ardian7801]

yes so dark

[@twolfstwolfvian2505]

Well this is just very unrealistic

[@vespelian]

One can take musical criticism too far.

[@juandavidrestrepoduran6007]

Yep, proves why you need sentinels

[@armandoeng]

Its almost comedic.

[@cody1077]

Blaming the Prussian for killing soldiers with instruments, but that could have all been avoided if the Danes didn't have some shitty guards playing cards.

[@TheRedAirOn]

No, the Danes murdered the Prussian musicians.

[@billwilson7841]

the danes are attacking

[@chunkerma]

Welp no geneva convention for you.

[@davidchew6449]

Even modern days, not all Soldiers, Non-commissioned officers and Commissioned officers are trained in Geneva convention to follow the 'rules' even if the country is one of the "Parties to the 1949 Conventions and Protocols I-III". So regardless if there were any 'rules', servicemen may not know about them.