German Newsreel:Barbarosa Tank Battles
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The German army is a different animal to the Nazi . The NAZi USED the Army
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YEAH YEAH YEAH THE GREAT NAZIS.... GOT THEIR ASSES HANDED TO THEM.
THE US WENT TO IRAQ AND GOT RID OF AN ASSHOLE. THE NAZIS WERE ON AN EXTERMINATION MISSION. DON'T COMPARE THE TWO.
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@vuikenshtein dis you see the US troops in Iraq a few years ago? posing smiling? they where there for no reason yet they killed, they did their job. Those soldiers in Barbarosa did their job aswell. Its what they signed up for and its what most of them where willing to do. What I said about the officers was true on alot of occasions.
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@Ericgoestowar Oh,and one more thing - don't tell me that Vermaht achieved the results that it did becouse German officers had to force german soldiers to fight.This is nonsense.They fought with enthusiasm and belief of the Victory.From what my Grandpa told me - german had the most battleready soldiers in that war,but they quickly ran out of them.And afterwords all that landshturm and hitler Ugend - that was almost a joke.
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@Ericgoestowar Maybe,maybe...but look at those happy faces in De Doiche Vochenshau (pardon my spelling) that are filmed in the begining of operation "Barbarossa".How gladly they pose in front of burning Soviet villages,equipment and POW,they smile like winners:-)My Grandpa told me all about them.
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@vuikenshtein Vermach officers where told to shoot deserters and soldiers retreating without orders. you couldn't run or else you would be shot.
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@Ericgoestowar Pardon my cinisizm,but what the fuck were those "nazihating" Vermaht soldiers and officers doing in Stalingrad? Fighting for their fatherland? A bit too far from it,don't you think?No.They were fighting for a madman's idea.Soviets were fighting not for Stalin but for their motherland.That's why they won.
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@darnak2005 its called being drafted.
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@Ericgoestowar how can you fight for your fatherland trying to invate another country,especially if you hate nazism?
I was born in Germany but raised in the U.S my father is currently a U.S. Marine and my Grandfather was in the German Navy during the Second World War. I have great respect for sides during the war, and if you would talk to my grandfather he would tell you about the mindset of Germany back then and how many men he knew died even though they hated Nazism, they just fought for their fatherland.
Ericgoestowar 2 years ago 4
@piancu My Bolshevik Grandpa pissed on Reichstaag
vuikenshtein 1 year ago