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Uploaded by on May 30, 2008

BBC 1959 interview.

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  • @cosmos99ify Nope.  Wrong.

  • @repomayne please, my words aren't THAT big. but I try.

  • @repomayne negative comments will not be tolerated on this channel, please.

  • the British and Americans have surpasses Hitler in atrocities.....afghanistan ,Iraq, palestine, serbia, Vietnam.......Makes Hitler look like a boy!! Nazis we have....only they are called Nato, American military etc etc......

  • @hihellohowareyou1000 you retarded goon? <<

    Sticks and stones. German atrocities and their inferior urges to rule the world goes way back before SHITler, was a speck of shit. Get your history straight; nazis formed in other names in all hatred and sadism up till ww2. Never again a nazi shall see the light of God.

  • @Dobaelful have prejudices <<

    I am totally prejudice against sHitler and his stupid book he used to brainwash the entire population of Germany into thinking they were some sort of master race robots who could destroy everyone else without getting severly paid back. This is a prejudice that is a prejudgement of those who are in the deepest part of evil criminal activity. Don't you prejudge everyday?

  • An old man who speaks of his experiences with brevity... Now he was a very special person!

  • I forgot to mention. 7:13 of the last video is AMAZING, hehehe.

  • @wessers83 I've read both Wilfred Owen & Sassoon. I agree with much of it, the nationalism & imperialism of that period were very dangerous, the tactics used by the generals on both sides were very terrible, also many of those who died were just conscripts, postmen, grocers, etc. But I think the invasion of Belguim made it right for Britain to intervine just like it was right to do so in 1939 when Poland was invaded, I don't believe there's any glory in war, but sometimes it has to be done.

  • @STEPHENWRAYSFORD33 As I said, it was mindless slaughter of a whole generation, beautifully captured by those such as Wilfred Owen and Edward Thomas. What did we gain by entering? Edward Thomas's haunting words are always in my mind whenever I think of it: "The flowers left thick at nightfall in the wood

    This Eastertide call into mind the men,

    Now far from home, who, with their sweethearts, should

    Have gathered them and will do never again".

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