The German Officer who Died Saving the Enemy (WWII)
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Intresting
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Hi!
First
My grandpa was captured during the "battle of the bulge." He was a sniper so that means certain death. The German who captured my grandpa threw his sniper rifle into a ditch so no one would know that this American P.O.W. was infact a sniper. My grandpa never knew this German's name, but was sure he had saved his life by hiding his rifle.
That’s fukkkn awesome
What a legend, both your grandpa and that german
If that german not save your grandpa you will be never born
@@adamfirli4159 yes sir. He had other close calls in the war as well. My grandfather on my mom's side also fought in world war II, but he fought against the Japanese for the US Navy. He also had a close call. I'm very fortunate to be here haha.
@@oryan4395 how old is he now
A friend of mine’s grandfather was saved by a German medic and the medics commanding officer during the Bulge. Another great story is the field hospital in a church during D Day. American and German medics and docs helping everyone.
Had grandparents in Germany during the war and they fled to the USA fleeing the Soviets. However according to my grandparents there was mutual respect between Germany and the USA as the us had a large german population at the time.
@@midmichiganrr24gp9 same with my grandparents, except mine came to canada :p
@@midmichiganrr24gp9 Well if they stayed on the eastern side, then I don't think you'd be here today. Amen to you friend.
There alway. Enemy try to save another enemy. It rare to see but having a bit humanity. No matter who they are. But still There a lot to be found of those story.
yarnhub has a video about the church hospital one, it was an amazing story indeed
Never forget these heroes, that care more for human lives than their ideology. Rest in peace, we'll remember you.
my grandfather was awarded a Bronze Star for ignoring his orders and instead taking up refuge to protect a Chinese orphanage from the Japanese.
lol nah
I cant remember it, they killed 1milions of my country men
BF
@@cultofmalgus1310 he deserves something higher than a bronze star for that.
That German Officer truly needs more recognition in history. We need to bring more of subjects like this to see above the actual war itself.
But from every nation, this should be a mini series. There must have been at least one person like this from every fighting country. And those people need so much more recognition. Because these stories are something to learn, an example to follow. Unlike basically everything else in war
The Grandma of a friend of mine was saved by german medics, was a red Army Soldier att.
There are way more Storys of that kind than Hollywood makes one think there were
Agree!
There were no doubt many German soldiers and officers worthy of recognition from WW2
like erwin rommel
Ah yes, I know this story.. I visit the Hürtgen forest often, and it's a very mysterious place.. The mix of horror and sadness that you feel when walking through the tall pine trees.. The story about Lengfeld always fascinated me. The first time I learned about it was when I was a kid, visiting the cemetery.. There are so much more beautiful stories like this.. No matter what uniform we are wearing, we are all human.. War is sad. Rest In Peace all innocent and young soldiers who died in war, no matter what side!
Wow history secrets your here love your videos and I learn so much from you!
I didn’t expect you in here wow
AMEN to that, there were many honorable men on both sides......
Oh hi there
Some are more human than others tho.
the "empathy for the enemy" is my favourite kind of story
That quote on his grave mark is a variation of what Jesus said but its actually apropriate since Jesus Himself died saving his enemies
It shows why war is stupid. Violence ain't nothing to be afraid of, but war makes you commit it against people you don't know, who have never done anything to you. You're killing each other so that the fat cats at the top can benefit.
@@TheBlightMonkey amen
@@TheBlightMonkey this is why I don't want anything thing to do with war, considering the one the US is at this point for oil. I'm not throwing my life away or anyone else's life for fucking fuel.
@@TheBlightMonkey sometimes war is a necessary unfortunate event as in the case of ww2 but yeah i guess alot of times its due to fat cat greed, sinful nature at work in my view
I love when human decency breaks the mentality of war
Christmas truce :p
Happens so rarely. But the fact that it happened makes life a little better. Especially as a German, it is nice to know that not everybody followed this maniac and his ideology. That at least some people still had some human decency.
@@sebastianwendl603 just becouse its rarely shown in Hollywood movies, doesnt mean it happenes rarely
@@sebastianwendl603 one of my favorite stories is the Charlie Brown/Franz Stigler incident. Stigler, a double Ace in the Luftwaffe saved and escorted Charlie Brown's severely damaged B-17 out of German airspace. "A Higher Call" is a book that tells the perspective of both Brown and Stigler, and i would 100% recommend reading
To my dying day, I will continue to believe that most people are good and kind.
“The fate of the US soldier is unknown”
Yeah I’m pretty sure someone doesn’t just casually survive something like that when they’re left without medical care in the mud and blood
Agreed
And in a mine field
I'm going to guess it is unknown on account of it being unknown whether or not the medics made a second attempt at saving him, & it being further unknown, if so, whether or not they succeeded.
Reminds me of Desmond Doss
@@Werebitch_Lanoire me too
Damn the quote “No man hath greater love than he who layeth his life down for his enemy.” Hits pretty hard
It's from the Bible.
Reminds me of Desmond Doss saving 75 U.S marines and 2 Japanese Empire soldiers too. Both died but it's the thought that counts.
@@mitchellbarton7915 It's even better than the original Bible quote.
So true. These types of stories get me right in the feels.
@@yurisv7315 Nope, original quote was, "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
"The soldier above all others prays for peace, for it is the soldier who must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war"
-- General Douglas MacArthur.
This reminds of a story my mom told me about a relative who was a kid in the Second World War. He and his family were hiding from the firefight taking place in his village. Eventually, the family moved across the village to another house away from the fight. At that house, the kids were allowed to play inside the courtyard of the house with a ball. At one point, the boy kicked the ball too hard and it landed outside the courtyard walls. He ran out to grab it and picked it up, then heard a shout in German. Looking up, he saw a German soldier standing quite a ways away from him. The soldier told him to follow his directions exactly. The boy was scared and confused, but obeyed the soldier's orders. The soldier directed him where to step to get back to the courtyard gate. The kid had been standing in the middle of a minefield.
Simply wow
Not all heroes wear capes
@@JV-bj4kx crazy huh? Some have death head pins hanging off them.. but true
@@lindawhite4881 Well, there were forced conscripts and men that were deceived by Hitler's ideology
That soldier got morals.
_"They are not our enemy. They are just brave soldiers like us, fighting a war we were dragged into. Through the eyes of the innocent, the only enemy is us... We fight for a victory we cannot win without a sacrifice, without a war, without a loss, without a spark of hope. A hope that someday we'll enter as soldiers and return as normal people, to our families waiting for us at home ... but most importantly, to the people we faught with. Scary thing is, that soldier you were shooting at during the war was also trying to fight for freedom, but not for his ... but for his county. And I'm sure that young man had a family too."_ -DarkPrince
Nice speach...it make me cry😢😭😭
Every war is a civil war because every men are brothers
@@Juan-qz8ij We all came from adam and eve
@@Juan-qz8ij True words. But a few politicians, seeking political power always manage to get these brothers (and sisters, of course) to fight each other.
Yes yes..... I’m going to cry
R.I.P The German officer who died by stepping on a mine trying to save 1 enemy U.S soldier who stepped on a mine...
Not to mention the same officer who set the mines up...
@@sydneyhudnall3566 he where probably not the one who issued the order LOL he probably just carried it out
@@kutteknugen Who cares? ^^ Germans always were the good people.
@@sydneyhudnall3566 they set the anti-tank mines, not the anti-personnel mines.
... and both died.
"War is when the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing each other" - Niko Bellic
Niko😂😂😂
GTA IV
Let's go bowling
Wow someone actually mentioned GTA IV in this. It's a dark game.
@@mr.hohenzollern5709 Ok, man. We go bowling, see you there next hour.
Fun Fact: The Battle of Hurtgen Forest was the most brutal battle of the war on the Western Front (until the Battle of the Bulge). It was even called The Death Factory.
Not exactly what I would call a fun fact...
Peirson: ALRIGHT MEN, CHARLIE 1 IS UP SH!TS CREEK AND WE'RE THE PADDLE!
Germans: *are actually normal men and human beings*
Movie and Game Directors: "Unfortunately for you, history will not see it that way"
I miss how call of duty 2 allowed you to play as any faction including Germany
Yeah, easier to paint your rivals black than acknowledge that these things are complicated. Like how people guarding the camps kept killing themselves.
When people think of the german army they think about the waffen S.S
@@ManuelTorres-xn7jh both did horrible things so?
aw come on guys I WASN'T READY FOR A DISCUSSION
@Fabian Kirchgessner does it make you uncomfortable?
Respect to this German officer. May him rest in peace
@Xterenix indeed
Instead of world leaders want war why don’t they fight each other in person like hitler vs Stalin Roosevelt and church chill
May him rest in peace in Valhalla!
@Fabian Kirchgessner I saw you in walking dead video lol.
@Fabian Kirchgessner Hitler was elected because the German economy was crushed by the treaty of Versailles. The people picked him because they wanted a better future. War is not caused by one entity. War is caused by poor management, the people, and leaders.
He didn't actually save the enemy soldier, but he did what he could and that is good.
You're right, he would, and tried to save him. He failed and paid way too much for his act.
It's the thought that counts.
Ik that was wholesome ngl
Atleast he tried
Maybe he din't even care about his life he just wanna save the american soldier
I have no words, this is a true man. Someone who sees his fellow human suffering and wishes to help, even though he is an enemy and it was a danger to his own life.
This shows that humans are not made for war, but made to love and be loved
Yeah im sure when we were monkeys we were supposed to be loving each other
Dumb af we are made for war
War is in our nature like chips and other primates go to war lol however. What this story does show is that up bringing and how your raised and the choices you make to decide your destiny means alot.
Aha... Humans are made for both situations, just look at the war crimes commited by both sides
@@Hebrew_Israelite_Young_jedi how
It is sad that Friedrich Lengfeld attempt to save his enemy from dying, but his legacy moves on. 5:52. 😔.
@Marsel Ongker Well you know he tried he even died trying to save him and thats enough for me to give him all of my respect
Not a lot of happy endings in mass bloodshed, but this guy tried, in its own way it at least says he died as a man, not a dog.
@@macromicro1715 You are gonna live forever
"No man hath graeter love then he who lay his life down for his enemy" Thats deep.
That's Jesus words yooo and amen
And god bless that man and you
@@theguide1192 Why thank you kind sir, god bless thee as well.
Jay Werner its than not then and the irony is that I am not English or American
U now because u know English and im learning this language
@@Nikos-o-gamer English is hard.
Funny how Roosevelt said "The young die while the old talk" or something among those lines.
whats sad is that theres probably even more people that died trying to save an enemy but didn't get recognized for it
✝️ 😓 🤝
God knows... John 1:1 📖 🛐
They got that quote from John 15:13
"No man has greater love than this: that he should lay down his life for his friends."
This is an incredible and beautiful story, even in wartime, this officer retained his humanity and showed compassion. Thank you Simple History for sharing this story with us.
“I want to kill this enemy, but not like that.”
Yes
With honor and rage or no deal.
War isn't cut and dry, isn't black and white but but an ugly shade of gray and has only one description "DEATH!". There is no understanding it.
The main reason most soldiers shot at the enemy is not because they want to kill them or hate them, but because they want to stop them from killing them or their comrades. If that dude is unable to kill you or fight back, you've accomplished that. That's why fighter pilots would shoot down the planes, but not the parachuting pilots. And if they did, it was heavily frowned upon.
@@faselfasel2864 even germans threatened their pilots with execution if they shoot at the parachutes
The ad soldier at the beginning: hey guys can you not shoot me for a few seconds I have to get done with a ad
The germans: oh sure thing bro we gotta get our ads in anyway aswell
@@maryjoygelizon4268 perfect lol
This is a great idea for a new concept album for Sabaton. Forgotten Heroes!
i'll second that
Wow I’ll try it’s that...I would love an album like that!
Ah you have a great taste of music, I see...
Yes
Facts
0:04
*"Private, what are you doing?! Enemies are shooting at us and you are talking to air?! Get into cover right now, private!"*
Damm bro you got the whole squad laughing 🤣
Lol
Cringe
the most underrated comment
The Best Comedy right here
I came across Friedrich’s monument when I was in Germany walking around the Hurtgen area just searching for history.
It’s a beautiful stone and tells the story, on the bottom ‘from the men of the 12th Infantry division’.
I wasn’t expecting it so I got suddenly emotional. I looked around the spot and the place where the minefield was is a park, with walking paths. It’s beautiful now.
"don't fight a Battle if you don't gain everything by winning"
-erwin rommel
Morgan Freeman: My voice is the best.
SH Narrator: Hold my... " NOVEMBER 22ND, 1963."
Couldn't agree more
it took me a second to realize what happened on November 22nd 1963 XD
@@riktorrag6980 no worries, glad you got it!
I don't get it
that made me drop a tear, what a man! such an honorable man..
A fact only few people want to hear: the most german soldiers weren't the monsters they are shown as
well they weren’t nazi’s. they were just soldiers.
True.
Maybe on western front. Those sent to east were mostly bastards. However I'm sure not all of them.
not true. a good 50% maybe more were absolute savage barbaric and inhumane.
@@aidanbiton4105 where did you get that percentage from? Lmao
Another incredible story of Franz Stigler and Charlie Brown. Charlie was a captain of a B-17 that got severely damaged and Franz being a German ace could have easily shot them down but decided to escort the badly damaged plane to safety. Years later they met again and became close friends until their deaths. Truly an incredible story of honor.
We are all humans, it's just politics and leaders makes us fight each other.
Wise words
I agree.
@Sebastian Stefanski ???
@Sebastian Stefanski wydm
Agree
There's Are No Enemy In The War Only Human With Different Ideology And They Fight For Saving Their Home
You shut up
It's true sadly
How is the name of the girl on your photo?
I wish ww2 games and movies would show Germany’s side of the story (events and incidents like this) instead of just presenting them as Hitler fanatics with undying loyalty
Cod 2 had an event where German soldiers treating American wounded and surrendering to British
@Fabian Kirchgessner which stalingrad? The older ones or the one released in 2013?
@Fabian Kirchgessner Ok ok got it. I already watched the 2013 film when it was released so might try the 1994 one since you recommended it. 👌
I would recommend the miniseries Generation War (2013)
@@einfach8421 It actually is on TH-cam, just search for it. Stalingrad Film/Movie I belive. Though only in German but I think there are subtitles. Cheers ^^
As a guy from a country that won the war (Britain) it just makes my day to see that everyone on all sides showed human decency. We're all human beings and deserve recognition
Well we were an active participant in the Allied Powers
@@oliversherman2414 our enemies don’t deserve anything that isn’t death. When’s the last time Taliban spared the life of an American troop? Nazis or other, it doesn’t matter. They deserve to suffer.
@@howdoichangemyusername9802 clearly you are to brainwashed to understand that every person has humanity and reasoning
@@thesouthernhistorian4153 yes, I'm sure these people that imprisoned people based on religion are capable of higher reasoning.
@Aziz • it doesn’t matter if they’re army or terrorists
"There is some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it's worth fighting for."
RIP sir. You won't be forgotten.
"Brüderlich mit Herz und Hand!
Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit"
Gg
Hey look, reinforcements!
@@xmlash234 I love your profile picture :)
Lyrics from the german national anthem?
@@vuncelantenweid2556 Ja
0:41 having the Simple History Narrator call you “Commander” is way more satisfying and badass than it should
When he said that message at the end “No man hath greater love than he who layers down his lie for his enemy” it ran chills down my spine bro..
No man has greater love than he who lays down his own life for this enemy. Well that made my spine shiver ngl.
I read about this. I couldn't believe it when I first read it, but still, it's a remarkable story
ikr
Remarkably stupid more like it
@@clintmannion5598 how
Also a bot reply above me.
@@bigmoniesponge Report these bots every time you see them
I read up on this brave man a long time ago, glad to see you finally covered him. He deserves it.
Desmond Doss: "Who are you?"
German officer: "I'm you but I'm German and I respect the wounded allied soldiers"
Desmond the moon bear
"How did I get here"
The end
@@DyslexicMitochondria Hey man I watch your videos. Love you content
Didn’t Doss save several Japanese soldiers on Hacksaw Ridge?
@Mr.Explain r/whoosh
@@trentonshipp2875 Yes he did save some some I think 3 or 5
"They need to know that not all of us were like him"
LONG LIVE OUR SACRED GERMANY
May he Rest In Peace
Möge er in Frieden ruhen
"With Lt. Lengefeld I lost the best superior I ever had. In the previous hard weeks he meant much to me and gave me
a lot of inner strength. He was an exemplary company leader and he claimed never more from us as he was willing to give by himself.
Led by him I was on patrol straight into the american forward outposts. When the american observation ammunition detonated
on trees with a flogging bang and we got the impression that the enemy broke into our positions he never said "Go and check"
but "Follow me". Words of Soldat Hubert Gees about Leutnant Friedrich Lengfeld
Germans: do good stuff
*History movie* I will pretend I did not see that*
“History” Movie
Movies like The Pianist (2002) & The Keeper (2018) would be exceptions to that but yeah pretty much true for most of the other movies.
Check the movie Nak*d among the wolves...
Do keep in mind that this is only one guy out of a minority that did good deeds during the war,however,the rest willingly fought for a anti-Semitic and racist regime.
@@scyhlertan6346 Lol did you live there in those times? You don’t know how it was...
This'll be interesting. Have a nice weekend everyone!!
You too!
You too
Same to u
You too❤️
You to mate, stay safe
"After the game, both the pawn and the king go into the same box" this is my favorite quote
One of your best ones yet. Thank you
That quote on his grave mark is a variation of what Jesus said but its actually apropriate since Jesus Himself died saving his enemies...
That's good
Well said my friend, well said.
Why, was he at war?
@@timlevis3630 yeah the greatest of all, the war between good and evil
Based
“Wait, where’d the American go?”
“Fucking despawned. AGAIN.”
smh he probably ragequit 😞😞😞
He probally got disconnected because the server was laggy
The game crashed on him
He prolly was picking up another weapon in the game store
You guys come on.
He was thinking that this would be on simple history 70 years later
Just incredible! Stories like this are what we need more of in these troubled days. Very well done video telling the story of this selfless and courageous officer. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you and your team, my friend!
It's these kind of stories from the wars that always leave me choked up...
We literally use your videos in our History class, keep it up!
This is the Franz Stigler and Charlie Brown incident, but with an unhappy ending and on land
"Human is still human, with human heart, doesn't matter how cruel they are." - Johan Farma(1996)
I gotta say, in the sponsor when Simple History called me commander, it warmed my heart
Not all Germans were evil, and still here I am, seeing my classmates thinking the evil they ALL are.
Rest easy sir. 💔
Yeah they do be thinking that they are aliens
O
Let your classmates think so.
Just because the german invade to many country thats why your classmate think the german were evil
33 dislikes are from people who mixed the buttons because of the tears filling their eyes.
ANTIFA would down vote
@Kochi Rajavu Bruh
@@asdnetwork4268 Trump supporters are more likely to dislike considering good Germans in WW2 aren’t people they like.
@@burningphoenix6679 very true. Republicans and Antifa have a lot in common.
@@burningphoenix6679 I’m a Trump supporter and I liked
If the enemy is not fighting you anymore,He is no longer your enemy until he shoots you again
That is such a powerful quote: “no man hath greater love than he who layeth down his life for his enemy”.
6:10
Those long pauses after these heroic stories are just...
Wow...
I love it
As I teenager I tried taughting my friends that Germans were also humans and were fighting for their country not Nazis they always laughed at me. Now let me show this to them.!
Sounds like your friends have been exposed to too much allied propaganda, my friend
Show them stuff about Franz Stigler, the German ace that spared a B17 that was barely staying in the air
if those don't convince them that not all Germans were Nazis, then nothing will
teaching*
Watch "the greatest story never told" and see it from the german view.
@@koencagurangan3256 Operation Valkyrie was an attempt to make peace with the Western powers and focus on the Soviet Union it wasn't anything about goodwill.
Those people you mentioned are exceptions and I agree that they should be remembered. However, for the vast majority of the Wehrmacht they supported Hitler and the Nazis and/or were at the very least complicit with the atrocities. Also the 'good' Nazis who chose to defy Holocaust orders or events like the one in the video were never killed or even punished so most of them did have a choice.
@@generalfred9426
Oh, well, the more you know, I guess
listen to teacher 😵🔫
listen to simple history ☑️✅
Oooh the combat animations are getting perfect, congratulations man
The animation style of simple history just gets better each video, could it get any better? The animation also just has some charm to it.
Got to love those people like the German lieutenant. Can only imagine how often that happens.
A moment of silence at the end of the video shows how much we respect these heroes, those who risk their lives in order to save other lives without the regard of friend or foe♥️ respect!
I know I love that too
Real warriors and soldiers don't fight because they hate the enemy in front of them,
They fight because they love the people, their country and the things behind them.
(ex Grunt here)
We need to be like him always helpful and not a waste.
*At least, we know humanity isnt dead.*
I hope his courage and compassion are remembered for as long WWII is studied.
Words can not describe the respect i have for this man.
Unrelated but another great story is the story of a German POW's romance with an African-American nurse during WW2. Friedrich (Frederick) Albert and Elinor Powell.
Huge respect for Simple History that they cover all sides and not just show the good and heroic acts of the Allies. Thank you for that!
An old friend of the family was a soldier in the Wehrmacht stationed in france 1944. He was a gunner on an MG42 and was hit in the neck/shoulder and heavily wounded, while his assistant gunner was rendering first aid the position was taken by US soldiers and the "battle" was pretty much over, but instead of just shooting him and his friend, their medic helped stabilize his condition and the americans told them to just leave with another german soldier that managed to surrender. He always told me when I was young how grateful he is and how much he regrets picking up a rifle in the first place. (After being released his friends who where not wounded where able to get him to a field hospital and after being released from medical care, he deserted and hid until the end of the war with one of the guys, he straight up refused after that to ever touch a gun again.)
He could’ve easily survived if he downloaded WARPATH which is available in Apple and Google stores right now
Bruh
Lmao
The games is trash,try to play it
its not even like in the ads.
Everyone in War is just a Human forced to fight against each other
Stop it
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪👋
War always brings out the the worst in many
But it can also bring out the best in a few
A moment in history especially worthy of note :D .
Come to think of it: It was said by one Staff Sargent I knew in the RLC: "Doesn't matter what language it is; you can always tell when hardened soldiers are crying for their mothers."
(he discovered that whilst assisting a rescue attempt of a Tank Crew, who were trapped in their upturned & burning vehicle)
What an honerable man, even tho they were our enemy they still had lives and believed in their cause, this shows he knew how tragic it would be to have a man lose his life slowly so he gave his own, what a man😔😔
1:37 G43!!!
Calm down jeez
Damn respect i like that qoute at the end. Thats was hardcore.
Game: *pretens to be historically accurate*
Also Game: *shows P40 with landing gear down in DDay, M10 during Moscow Battle, Sherman Easy 8 as a Firefly and 75mm Sherman*
Took me a second to process this
I love how they immediately go back to fighting. 3:44
Officer: *Helps enemy*
Anouncer: Betrayal.
I can't wait if they ever talk about the battle of kransy bor where the Spanish blue division held off Soviet troops 7 times larger and supported by tanks
Ps: have a great weekend everyone 😊
Edit: they done it 😭😭
Yeah
X2
Interesting
As a spanish, we have to make this possible
@@enalche2 x2
This is why I prefer this channel over yarn hub. They tell stories from both sides rather often instead of 99% allies, and they cover the more gruesome aspects.
Like, yarnhub is still good, but yeah this is better
@@chickenpurple6704 I agree
RIP to those guys. What a sad time in our history.
Warpath is rlly good tbh, I love the animated ppl and map thats cool bro
War is a scourge. But when war loses all honor and nobility... it becomes a horror far worse.
Reminds me of that scene from 1917 when blake and schofied try to help a German pilot who crashed and that pilot ended up stabbing Blake before schofield shot him dead
@@HO-bndk the film was good imo
@@HO-bndk
sure
@@thijs2906 it's a British film,actually
I wish they do more war movies besides ww2