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Ashil Tokhai
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2012
Passchendaele - Lest We Forget
A video I created for rememberance day for my school assembly, in honor of the men (from all sides) that had perished during the Great War.
Film: Passchendaele; is a 2008 Canadian war film, written, co-produced, directed by, and starring Paul Gross. The film, which was shot in Calgary, Alberta, Fort Macleod, Alberta, and in Belgium, focuses on the experiences of a Canadian soldier, Michael Dunne, at the Battle of Passchendaele, also known as the Third Battle of Ypres. The film had its premiere at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival on September 4, 2008, when it also had the honour of opening the festival, and it was released widely in Canada on October 17, 2008.
Song: Sgt. MacKenzie; Joseph MacKenzie wrote the haunting lament after the death of his wife, Christine, and in memory of his great-grandfather, Charles Stuart MacKenzie, a sergeant in the Seaforth Highlanders, who along with hundreds of his brothers-in-arms from the Elgin-Rothes area in Moray, Scotland went to fight in the Great War. Sergeant MacKenzie was bayoneted to death at the age of 35, while defending one of his badly injured fellow soldiers in the hand-to-hand fighting of the trenches.
Rememberance Day; (also known as Poppy Day or Armistice Day) is a memorial day observed in Commonwealth countries since the end of World War I to remember the members of their armed forces who have died in the line of duty. This day, or alternative dates, are also recognized as special days for war remembrances in many non-Commonwealth countries.
Film: Passchendaele; is a 2008 Canadian war film, written, co-produced, directed by, and starring Paul Gross. The film, which was shot in Calgary, Alberta, Fort Macleod, Alberta, and in Belgium, focuses on the experiences of a Canadian soldier, Michael Dunne, at the Battle of Passchendaele, also known as the Third Battle of Ypres. The film had its premiere at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival on September 4, 2008, when it also had the honour of opening the festival, and it was released widely in Canada on October 17, 2008.
Song: Sgt. MacKenzie; Joseph MacKenzie wrote the haunting lament after the death of his wife, Christine, and in memory of his great-grandfather, Charles Stuart MacKenzie, a sergeant in the Seaforth Highlanders, who along with hundreds of his brothers-in-arms from the Elgin-Rothes area in Moray, Scotland went to fight in the Great War. Sergeant MacKenzie was bayoneted to death at the age of 35, while defending one of his badly injured fellow soldiers in the hand-to-hand fighting of the trenches.
Rememberance Day; (also known as Poppy Day or Armistice Day) is a memorial day observed in Commonwealth countries since the end of World War I to remember the members of their armed forces who have died in the line of duty. This day, or alternative dates, are also recognized as special days for war remembrances in many non-Commonwealth countries.
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Title of vocal sang please
Sometimes we remember
And never forget
those poor buggers would say that they fought the war to make the world safe for democracy...what?.. FFS!... insane..
Why the screen is mostly a picture of this face no movie, talk about 65$ a month insurance an a month or no reception, now 60? Why don't I get another company as this is worse an getting worse.
What's the song at 26 minutes?
So like 7-8% of the entire population of Canada went? Wow!
My poor great grandad survived the entire world war 1, only to go into hospital for a routine check up, scraped his arm on a nail, got sepsis and never left the hospital.
My father was in Korea, Australian, reckoned the princess Patricia's were hard core,much respect Canada
Многие думают что против СССР воевали одни гитлеровцы гитлеровской Германии ! Напоминаем ! СССР пришлось воевать против всей Европы ! 1. Дания. 2.Румыния. 3.Венгрия. 4. Италия. 5. Голландия. 6. Поляки. 7. Бельгийцы. 8. Французы. 9. Чехи и словаки. 10. Словакия. 11. Финляндия. 12. Шведы. 13. Швейцария. 14. Люксембург. 15. Норвегия. 16. Австрийцы. 17. Молдаване. 18. Евреи. 19. Испанцы. 20. Хорватия. 21. Эстонцы, латыши и литовцы. 22. Нидерланды. 23. РОА. Испания и Дания войны не объявляли, но своих солдат отрядили. Болгары с нами не воевали, но выдвинули 12 дивизий против югославских и греческих партизан и тем самым дали возможность немцам переправить часть своих войск с Балкан на Восточный фронт. Необходимо также упомянуть, что такие союзники Гитлера как Турция, в военных действиях против СССР участия не принимали, зато военную и гражданскую продукцию для Германии производили. На лето 1941 года 900 тыс. европейцев выступили против нас. 900 тыс. из них не немцы, а их союзники. В целом же за войну эта цифра возросла до 2 млн. человек. Нейтральные страны так же вовсю снабжали гитлеровскую Германию стратегическим сырьем !
Это причем? Это Пашандаль - первая мировая вообще
Гитлер за пару месяцев нагнул всю Европу !
I remember this song from the movie "We were Soldiers"
Ashil, thank you very much for putting this together.
God bless the Canadians. Jim Harrison. Cheshire. UK.
A bayonete right through the forehead? Is that not the thickest part of the skull?
WOW, haha this is soooooo bad:P
Canada lost a lot of men. Rip. Canada has an identity problem. Can't seem to shake it. All very strange. Awful conflict. Really accomplished nothing. Self serving arrogant politicians officers......glory seeking......unforgivable.
The dominion soldiers - Canada, Australia and New Zealand - were the best troops in WW1. The achievements of all 3 nations were vastly disproportionate to their overall numbers.
I know my dad is in heaven
Braveheart meets saving private ryan. With all respect, I don't know how anyone experienced that and functioned after the great war.
R.I.P chicken at 9:17
Good film, but the sound track was far too loud!!
People make fun of Canadian military "prowess" but they forget that that they were involved in WW1 and WW2 for a hell of a lot longer than we (Americans) were, they fought in Korea, and I served with them in Afghanistan, and I were glad they were on my side.
This film highlights the futility of war. Why were men being murdered, waist-deep in mud? To gain 100 m more of a muddy field? That is no justification at all. In Vietnam, Officers were "fragged" (shot by their own troops) for a lot less, leading the men on futile, dangerous jungles patrols for no apparent reason. No decent soldier could listen to the lies they were being told by their politicians and Generals. That just didn't add up. But the bodies of fathers, sons, husbands and loved ones were piling up daily in their thousands.
I'm but what did OP "make"? They certainly didn't make this movie and the description gives the impression that they're claiming they did. I'd just pull the video since you don't actually own and haven't bother stating that you don't.
You know how to read, right? Says right in the description: "Film: Passchendaele; is a 2008 Canadian war film, written, co-produced, directed by, and starring Paul Gross."
WW2 may have had more deaths, but nothing matches the absolute terror that these men went through, being in a trench or shell hole filled with water and blood, not knowing if an artillery shell is gonna rip you apart, being scared if the attack if gonna happen, none of us can truly know what they fully went through
This was the civil war with higher caliber bullets. Pretty much every single war before this was absolutely terrifying
Ten minutes in, this is bs. It's completely unrealistic in every respect. Soldiers in WW1 did not lay in ponds during bombardments, they went underground to bunkers. And they fought from extensive trenches not shell holes. Btw the direct outcome of WW1 was WW2. Nobody who participated in this worthless war was doing any good for any country. They are zeroes not heroes. "The soldiers on all sides should shoot their officers and come home." Nobel Laureate George Bernard Shaw's comment at the time (on WW1). Shaw was correct.
Of Course except when you are attacking, which is what they were doing. You sound a right dork. Opinions without knowledge. Quotes are a symbol of weakness.
I don't think that headless guy is jesus
CANADA FARRAH ANN KACUKAN CANADA
MUSIC WE ARE SOLDIERS
BRITISH BUNKER ARRAS LACATEAU SOMME
Another movie where the Germans never got supplied with grenades 😂
My grandfather was in the whole mess for 4 years , he survived, that is why I am alive today.
My dear late father withstood much of the same ordeal in combat in the Pacific Theatre in the 2nd WW. He was wounded twice & decorated w/2 Bronze Stars (2nd Award). Dear Dad's terrible malady didn't surface until some years following his combat experience(s) which hospitalized him for over 2 years @ 2 separate VA hospitals, dealing w/that mental anguish he'd undergone. A brave, intelligent, but broken man, I so miss him w/all my heart!
Lest we repeat. "Soldiers are fools in uniform." - G.B. Shaw.
"The soldiers on all sides should shoot their officers and come home." George Bernard Shaw (on WW1).
@@johnsmith1474 Good one. "The generals on one side win the war while the soldiers on both sides lost it." Bertold Brecht.
Why do people dislike?
Because if you've actually studied war and in particular this war, you see that it is unrealistic nonsense.
Happy Canada Day 2021!
This guy reminds me of Tom hank from saving private Ryan
You have the scope of imagination of a store window mannequin.
Forever grateful to the men and women of Canada who supported the war effort in both WWI and II. Those boys saw the same hell and worse. Semper Fi to America's comrades to the North and for those who didn't make it back. USMC 99-03 veteran
Moving, unsettlingly realistic, beautiful delivery of tragedy, sacrifice and heroism. Bravo! One of the best I've witnessed. Thirty minutes of pure emotion.
Would they fight knowing that Canada is a Marxist nation now?
Pastor of what right wing organization are you?
@@TheShedadiah None. I only follow God.
And you can add men from New Zealand and Australia to who held the line there to ok
Right you are but the Canadians were attacking after the ANZAC attack was spent. ANZACS held there gains while the Canadians pushed through them to the objective. Nothing to say about who was responsible for the final success because the Colonials were used up here starting with South Africans, then ANZACS and finally the Canadians. The Brits were spent months before. Canadians finally took the town but the Brits lost it to the Germans the next year. Lesson learned for Canada, don't fight under Brit leadership. Paid off in the Spring at Vimy Ridge.
Ce corps à corps anglo allemand est Terrifiant C est tout de même moche cet affrontement entre hommes mais c est la dure loi de la guerre Bravo les anglais et canadiens vous l avez remporté de haute lutte !!
My Great Grandfather was there. He fought I the trenches for one of the Loyal Irish Regiments. He was shot once and came back again. He was a machine gunner. Story- He was the 4th of 5th machine gunners. All of the others got shot and he was up. He got shot in the stomach and unfortunately they fought he was dead and he couldn't get up. They went around after the battle and picked up all of the dead bodies to find that he was still alive. He came back after they patched him up to end the war without being touched. Story 2- An enemy soldier was shooting at him every time he peaked over the trenches. So he asked to return fire with 5 rounds. He shot BANG! BANG! and the enemy soldier never looked up again. He is my true hero I cannot thank you enough Private Edward Roche♥️.
Fire and Maneuver warfare in WW1.
when your owners want to do global domination your kids are cannon fodder due from flag waving fanaticism brainwashing from the news
he just gave that guy a bic lighter lmfaoooooo
That's a metal match case with a screw on top holding wooden strike anywhere matches. It kept matches dry and was on issue in the Canadian army right into the 1960s. You might want to review your observation powers along with historical Infantry equipment of the Canadian Army. Or do you just prefer to be an ignorant smug critic?
Whole point was keep your matches dry and f you listened you would have got it.
Rest easy fellas. Your work is done. We will be forever grateful
I was crying because they took there lives for us rip to those men
My great grandfather was there and lost the use of his right arm. When he came home he had to learn how to draw with his left hand since he was an artist.
Well done . Well said .