"Not Yet Kameraden!"

[wwwtotalitaerde]

Germany murders to silence complaints

U.Barschel,J.Möllemann,Heiner Gehring(author),M.Pflock(polit­ical activist),Tron(internet activist),Karl Koch(political/internet activist),Bernd Seiffert(human rights activist),Kirsten Heisig(author/judge),Fritz Bauer(persecutor Frankfurt Auschwitz processes).My brother Markus Bott was tortured 5.5 years by the German BND.I have recorded 450 h on video which ended in the legal system.He then was tortured 1.5 years under the "protection" of the "legal system“

[tausendstein]

@wwwtotalitaerde

Sounds like crap to me...

[KongoOttov2]

@tausendstein Dont mind him, he is a paranoid schizophrenic, he spreads his shit everywhere on YT and the Internet.

[KongoOttov2]

@wwwtotalitaerde Shut up and spread your shit elsewhere you prick!

[askjiir]

"NOT YET KAMERAADEN !!!" 

[FFulmenTheFinnish]

Finnish subtitles. :D

[BubbleT1ger]

Niin sitä pitää äijät! :D

Love the finnish subtitels. <3

[oberstpertz]

you have to seperate the political germany and the military germany..these guys

where traind to do there job...

all they did was do there job what they where menth to do..

the german navy at the time hade nothing to do whit the natzi's most men on that boat yust wanted to do there job and hoped to return home tho there loved onces

if the men on that boat would not have followed there orders they would have been shot...

[whitekuduone]

I would have loved to serve with a leader who shouts at the ocean.

[stephenterill]

this scene really put the hook in me! it s my fav scene. Just some scenes later "das boot" will be destroyed in a french naval harbour - really an outstanding anti-war movie!

[grooveclubhouse]

haha! just the scene i was looking for.

[bovensiepen]

HYVÄÄ

[jeffhardy0963]

Tragic, they work so hard to save their lives just off Gibraltar and what happens when they get home?...sad

[robertborak]

Wolfgang Lüth was assasinated after the war for political reasons. The men under his command looked up to him greatly, he was a u-boat hero, he wasn't involved in any 'war crimes' in any way, and he was an ardent national socialist who posed a threat to the new order.

[YoyoniggerZz]

get ur facts right

[robertborak]

My facts right?

Take your offensive and childish username and go post on some

'rap' video. Grown ups are discussing here.

[DerAusroter]

Maybe he had the "Halskrankheit"? do you know what this added noun means?

[Knochensplitter]

@DerAusroter It´s called, Halsweh

[DerAusroter]

@DerAusroter

Ich kann auch deutsch sprechen. Halskrankheit war Landserslang und stand für solche Leute, die unbedingt ein Ritterkreuz haben wollten - das man ja bekanntlich um den Hals getragen hat

[a0e0roberts]

All the research I've done said that Lüth was shot by a sentry when he didn't give the correct password. Where I come from, that's called "friendly fire" and not "assasination." If you have books that say otherwise, I'd love to look at them.

[robertborak]

Believe what you want American.

I'm sure you believe that Patton really died in that minor fender bender too.

[STEVENRBGermany]

Not yet Kameraden.

Es war only "Schweigen der Waffen", die am 9\11 beseitigt worden sind.

HAHAHAHAHA.

[Lieutenant104]

Ei tota varmaa olis tarvennu suomeks laittaa : D

[frenchstudentA]

I've heard that the Kriegsmarine was mostly anti-Nazi or at least apprehensive. Whether that's true or not, I have a lot of respect for the guys who got into those steel coffins.

[wachaufeuropa]

The wehrmacht is pretty much the only army in WW2 of any country that one can be proud of .

Of course this isn't politically correct to say.

[frenchstudentA]

Why? I'm not trying to belittle the bravery of the Wehrmacht, especially on the Eastern Front, but why can't we be proud of all the armies? The obvious exceptions to this are the Italian Army, the French Army, and the Red Army.

[wachaufeuropa]

I think (and this is my personal opinion) that France (of which I belong to) and England made the biggest mistake to fight Germany.

In the case of France, which I know too well, we had corrupt leaders who had an agenda and alot to gain by fighting Germany.

I say that the Wehrmacht was the only commandable army because it truly fought for its fatherland.

Of course all troops in any time are to be loved by their countrymen.

I just mean that I am ashamed European leaders betrayed their people

[wachaufeuropa]

by fighting Germany, which was not in the interest of Europeans worldwide.

[wachaufeuropa]

And mind you, I am not blaming the average soldier here, but the commanders.

I am aware that countless europeans (the primary victims of this war) died THINKING they were fighting for their fatherlands.

Only to get the shit we live in today, which is only a shadow of what we used to be. (In my opinion again :D )

[mikhailr13]

whats wrong with the red army?

[a0e0roberts]

Doenitz tried to keep the U-boat branch (and later the whole navy) as apolitical as possible. That's why they didn't use the Nazi salute until late in the war.

Of course there were pro-Nazi captains, like Wolfgang Lüth. But there were openly anti-Nazi captains. They could get away with it as they were U-boat captains.

[bfahren]

It was said back then that the Kriegsmarine was still very much Imperial while the Wehrmacht was Republican and the Luftwaffe, Nazi.

Still, the late Grossadmiral Karl Doenitz was very much a Nazi supporter.

[WundertGarNichtsMehr]

@bfahren

This is a kind of a strange simplification and white-washing the sad facts. All forces had been anti-republican and dreaming of the return of their king and emperor Wilhelm. Younger officers grown up under Hitler tended to be brown, and a minority came to realize late that the republic wasn't that bad compared to Hitler. But they were all united in the rejection of communism and socialism and Hitler seemed to be the saviour of that threat.

[bfahren]

I didnt say it reflected the German military as a whole, it was just a said between the officers back then. Probably just a joke. But even jokes have some fact on them.

[WundertGarNichtsMehr]

i would guess that was said by army (wehrmacht) officers attempting to white-wash themselves by the creation of a contradiction to other parts of the forces.

[TheShinobi1974]

Yes . All in the casino toasting their victory. Not yet Kamaraden. not yet !!!!!

Great scene Thanks for posting. Very true to life.

[sturmgeist599]

please can some one put this movie in completely on youtube :)

[fronzel99]

One of the very few movies about submarines worth seeing.

[STEVENRBGermany]

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!

[TheEternaut]

The film is great, the music wonderful, and the scene reflects the fight of human spirit -EVERY man's spirit- to overcome circumstances that seem impossible to overcome. Period. The rest is politics. You people keep arguing if you want, while politicians keep making love or war, depends on what is more profitable at the moment.

[TheJediCharles]

@TheEternaut

Sounds like Neverending Story to me.

[keirfree]

a0e0roberts yes please go on ! let me say again,as you seem not to understand, simple english, 1 Find a posting by me that states the Allies did not have individual acts, of criminality, Also find me 1 account, of any RN sailor gunning German sailors consequent to a Sinking, the RN was known to leave sailors in the water after a sinking, but this also included their own people. not an easy choice, but for the safety of the ships.Dude please leave the Grass alone before getting on here

[a0e0roberts]

"Also find me 1 account, of any RN sailor gunning German sailors consequent to a Sinking" 4 months ago, I answered this on the "Das Boot - Convoy" Video. Lt. Cdr Anthony Meirs of the sub HMS Torbay gunned German sailors in their life rafts. Look it up for yourself.

Dope smoking ruins your memory, you're the one who seems to be the pothead here.

[keirfree]

a0e0roberts There yo go again. running of, @ the mouth, that twisted illogical reasoning you seem more than enamoured with, In all my postings, on Youtube, find me 1 were I say that the allies did not commit any acts of

criminality, of course individual service personnel did, How ever it was the nazi machine esp at state level that was the criminals, regretably the german mind set then was ( cough ) follow orders !! Mein Fuhrer Like Sarah Palin , u got views, on the Theory of Everything

[a0e0roberts]

"In all my postings, on Youtube, find me 1 were I say that the allies did not commit any acts of

criminality"

You said that the Royal Navy never shot men in the water. Sorry old boy, your memory isn't very good.

[a0e0roberts]

"In all my postings, on Youtube, find me 1 were I say that the allies did not commit any acts ofcriminality"

Go look at the video "Das Boot -- Convoy," 5 months ago:

"give me 1 Occaision in WW2 when the R N gunned German seamen, afloat from a sinking !?" Is that your post or not? Should I go on?

[Fabscher19]

not yet kameraden, NOT YET

[keirfree]

a0e0roberts wat bit of 75% of the German submarine service, was sunk due to Allied action, went over your head,, that leaves very little to convict of war crimes. As for my retorts to you,, has nothing to do about your rubbing my nose in anything, I am trying to bring a balanced view to your, rather convulated view of WW2

[a0e0roberts]

"I am trying to bring a balanced view to your, rather convulated view of WW2" BALANCED view? You're the one that said all men in the German Navy were Nazi war criminals. My view is more subtle; no apologies here. Men in the German, American and even in the Royal Navy shot at men in the water on rare occasion. While I see huge differences between Nazi and Allied causes, the men who carried them out were largely the same: humans. I will make an exception for the SS; they were monsters.

Got that?

[a0e0roberts]

"that leaves very little to convict of war crimes." I'm surprised I have to point out to an "expert" like yourself that Adm. Karl Dönitz DID survive the war, and was tried at Nuremberg. He was the head of the U-boat arm, btw. If there were allegations of war crimes under his watch, they would have brought them up in court, even if the captain in question was dead. In military court, you're responsible for the actions of your men. Dönitz got 10 years, but wasn't convicted on war crimes charges.

[keirfree]

a0e0roberts You feel a bit Stupid Now ?? that after all those years this year the British released, the fact that Japanese sailors also like their German comrades machine gunned, sailors , in the water, during WW2, also that German U boats sank hospital ships carrying wounded and children to Canada,

[a0e0roberts]

And when did I say anything about how Japanese sailors fought? You are delusional. Please go over any of my messages and prove me wrong.

As to the Germans, I was the one who named the ONLY U-boat captain executed for war crimes, not you. You wouldn't have known who Heinz Eck was if I hadn't rubbed your nose in it.

You're the stupid one here. Making up stuff about German raiders killing Norwegians. You are shameless.

As to the children, you're talking about "City of Benares." Be specific. Dolt

[a0e0roberts]

BTW, Keirfree, there's a button marked "Reply" if you want to reply to a message of mine. Unless you're too gutless to want a reply....

I would be interested in any information the British released "after all those years." Would you like to be SPECIFIC? Unless it has nothing to do with the War in the Atlantic.

[Micha35]

what you say is rubbish. That`s all i have to say to your words

[jeffhardy0963]

Yes, but the Japanese military in WWII were monsters no matter the branch, this is from the fact that their leaders molded them into thinking they were racially superior to everyone else and that the Japanese soldiers, sailors, and airmen could do whatever they wanted to them as such

[eue073]

Damn nice movie... Not Yet Kameraden, not yet!!!

[Galileus070]

Not Yet!!

[Galileus070]

Unforgettable movie. One of the best I have ever seen. And this scene alone makes you avoid giving up to whatever problem you have.

[keirfree]

a0e0roberts ( all Sailors are Brothers ?? Tell that to the Men that Died @ Pearl Harbour it was japanese Navy Pilots that Killed maimed Not only USA Service men But and also Civilians , women men children, Aoeroberts Get Councilling seems your Take on Reallity, is wanting

[Unterscharfuhrer]

A British sailor was recorded as saying (after the sinking of the Bismarck) "We didn't rejoice, they were sailors, we were sailors, and there but for the grace of God go we."

[a0e0roberts]

All sailors are brothers, regardless of uniform. They have a common enemy: nature. It's something that can't be explained to someone who hasn't weathered a force 10 gale.

[oldpasserby]

the most optimistic moment.

my favorite part of the movie.

[pieceofcake2008]

This is absolutely my no.1 movie moment of all time.

[SEETER1]

love this movie!!!

greetz from holland

[keirfree]

AtticusR21 Grow UP,

the best movie ever

i've cried in a a lot of scenes..

this bravery will never be seen in a movie... 6666666666 FFs this was movie was about a Submarines compliment,you want Bravery, try the men that died in taking Monte Casino, or the Men that perished on Omaha beach, Fuckwit get Educated

[AtticusR21]

I am educated,and i see that u are not.Start learning history with your mind open my friend

.You can't get educated just by knowing what happened only to the one side.You need to know what happened to the other too.I recognise the courage that Allies had in Omaha,Utah,Juno,Sword and gold beaches in Normandy.But i honour men like these in the film,who even knew that they lost the war,and they still were risking their lives for their country.A big example of faith and hope which can last forever.

[a0e0roberts]

Hello, Atticus!

I think you're wasting your breath. Keirfree is just one of those people who sees things in absolute shades of good and evil. All allies were good, all axis were evil. When I pointed out that soldiers on both sides were human; evil and horrible things were done by some allies and some noble things done by those fighting for Germany, I was called a Nazi.

But Keirfree probably defines "Nazi" as "anyone who disagrees with him."

[AtticusR21]

I do not blame keirfree my friend,i blame the society which we live in.. ;)

[a0e0roberts]

"i blame the society which we live in.. ;)" I blame Paris Hilton. Don't rush me, I'm still working on the details.

While I don't need Kierfree's name caling, he forced me to do some more reading. I *do* know a fair bit about U-Boats in WWII, but didn't know the first thing about subs in the Royal Navy for example.

Not surprisingly, RN subs fought the same way as U-Boats. Only a politician would think a sub could hold a potential target at gunpoint while searching it.

[caphiro]

"Carefree"? Isn't that a monthly hygienic article for women? Keirfree, you're a pussy?

[Richiepookinshoo]

One of the most emotional scenes in the film, in my opinion

[Rocco0876]

sieg heil

[Strabax]

German Submarines ! ;)

[madbiker53]

a brilliant film

[AtticusR21]

the best movie ever

i've cried in a a lot of scenes..

this bravery will never be seen in a movie...

[stege]

Back emergency!

ale machine stop!

torpedo backstep top jackelein!

ni chi se!

Jawohl!

I love this movie

[Strabax]

Nice !

[falkz]

BEST MOVIE EVER