In 1962 I was a member of a BEA crew staying overnight in Holland and we were accommodated at the Hydro in Nordwijk aan See. In the evening we went out to dinner at a local bar/restaurant. As our meal was served we were approached by a Dutchman who asked if we were English and we replied that we were. He then asked if he and his friends could pay for our meal. We were extremely surprised, assented and asked the reason for this fine gesture. "Because you helped us during the War" the man replied. God bless the Dutch who still haven't forgotten the sacrifices that the UK and her allies made, in particular the Canadians, to free them from the Nazi yoke.
In the early 90's while living in Toronto Canada I met Russ Glover at an RC ship club. He was the nicest and helpful person at the club. We fast became friends and I heard some of his stories as a Sherman tank commander with the 1st Canadian Armoured Regiment and his stories battling through France and the Netherlands. During his time in the Netherlands he helped several families with food and other supplies. After the war he had stayed in touch with one of the families and every third year he would go over and they would host him and his wife Anne. Russ passed away a few years ago, RIP Russ my friend.
As a British person we are geographically closer to France . But I think in spirit we are closer to the Netherlands , and it seems like the liberation of Belgium , Netherlands and Denmark was like setting free our brothers and sisters . It was my grandfathers generation that did this but I do feel honoured that countries still hold the British and commonwealth countries in high regard for what happened .
Andy Nixon That's such a kind thing to say! We are very much appreciative and thankful your people helped to liberate my grandparents and save our entire country :)
I was there in the us army 1968-1970. A small NATO post in Brunssum NL in the southern part. The dutch people was most kind and friendly. I really miss the country. Hated to leave and several of my military friends said the same. Had great memories.
16:28 As the great grandchild of Dutch farmers I'm forever thankful for those Canadian soldiers who after liberating The Netherlands also helped our country grow back to life.
En de Polen?????????????????????, en de Noorsen en de Belgische commando s die Island off Walcheren hebben bevrijd???????????????? en de Belgische brigaden Piron die steden Wessem Ophoven hebben bevrijd, en the city off Thorn bevrijd door de Belgen, maja dat zullen de hollanders wel niet op school hebben geleerd hebben zeker s
The nation was liberated by Canadian forces, British infantry divisions, the British I Corps, the 1st Polish Armoured Division, American, Belgian, Dutch and Czechoslovak troops. Parts of the country, in particular the south-east, were liberated by the British Second Army which included American and Polish airborne forces
I watch this video each year, it helps you realize how lucky we are to live in freedom thanks to the Allied forces! The intensive happiness after being liberated and the appreciation for the Allied forces are very pleasing to watch!
Dad was there in the army catering corps and really loved Dutch people. I remember as a child looking through his cook book. His army record stated that the Dutch really liked him too.
Orville Villemere Canadian 10th Canadian Infantry Brigade. The Lincoln and Welland Regiment Normandie ------ Bergen op Zoom Wounded 1944 His Father Pierre "Corbeau" Villemere The Canadian Corps. France ----- Passchendaele, Belgium. 1917 My city in Canada is sister city to Apeldoorn Netherlands I am very proud of my family history And thankful Netherland's good people are free and at peace
De vader van mijn zus is canadien ik ben bloedverwant met canada vooraltijd ik heb in canada gewoond en gewerkt ik spreek ook met canadees accent voor sommige mensen is dat moeilijk zijn , wij noemen dat slang woorden in nederland is dat ook zo over al anders, ik ook erg noordamerikaans groot gebracht , ja en nee is duidelijk en daar tussen is niks, bij twijfel niet doen kost geld en tijd, ik heb in ontario, kitchener gewoond ik heb ijshockey stiks gemaakt voor de nhl daarna de bouw in gegaan als schilder, ik 'ben schilder van beroep, ik heb veel gezien in canada ik mis veel van canada, in nederland is alles lekker dichtbij alles is goed geregeld om na canada te gaan op vakantie, is voor mijn een wens ❤
You may be interested in the commemorative song by "The Life of Pearls" here in Canada, written (2015) in tribute to the Canadian soldiers, the liberation of the Netherlands and the celebration of the tulip as a symbol of beauty and friendship: th-cam.com/video/88HT7Gwr5YM/w-d-xo.html
pammyoneto I am sincerely sorry to hear that you had such a bad time overhere. I hope you understand that not all Dutch people are like that, or at least that not all of them mean to be rude (there are things that the Dutch consider "direct", whereas others would call it "rude", and not all Dutch seem to understand/know that).
6570 7278 Oh thank you for your kind words. My late husband was a Dutch man, he was a beautiful soul, he sadly passed away in 1999. Our children are also half Dutch so I know there are some lovely Dutch folk, mainly all are very nice people. Perhaps I was feeling a little sad when I wrote my comment. Yes indeed there are good and bad people the World over.
My father's Royal Engineers bridging company accidentally 'liberated' a Dutch village. As they drove towards the village they noticed flags hanging from the windows and the waving inhabitants pouring into the main street. At this point the commanding officer realised that they were actually ahead of the infantry, decided that discretion was the better part of valour and ordered an about turn - much to the disappointment of the villagers no doubt.
Dat klopt de Rus zal weten dat wij geen stap opzij doen voor niemand dat weten we all te goed de vijand zullen wij verslaan en nederland zo rijk maken dat wij weer boven alles kunnen gaan staan en in nederland weer leefbaar te maken ❤😊
bij 100 abonees een video Duitsland wilde Frankrijk veroveren en om Frankrijk vanuit een strategische positie aan te kunnen vallen moesten ze Belgie, Nederland en Luxemburg hebben.
Scum, Puke, Trash, But, they did finish second in both world wars. Seconds not bad, it means your the first Losers And in this case, the last losers as well. So I guess the answer to your question is, NAZIS ARE LOSERS. !!!!!!!
In 1962 I was a member of a BEA crew staying overnight in Holland and we were accommodated at the Hydro in Nordwijk aan See. In the evening we went out to dinner at a local bar/restaurant. As our meal was served we were approached by a Dutchman who asked if we were English and we replied that we were. He then asked if he and his friends could pay for our meal. We were extremely surprised, assented and asked the reason for this fine gesture. "Because you helped us during the War" the man replied. God bless the Dutch who still haven't forgotten the sacrifices that the UK and her allies made, in particular the Canadians, to free them from the Nazi yoke.
In the early 90's while living in Toronto Canada I met Russ Glover at an RC ship club. He was the nicest and helpful person at the club. We fast became friends and I heard some of his stories as a Sherman tank commander with the 1st Canadian Armoured Regiment and his stories battling through France and the Netherlands. During his time in the Netherlands he helped several families with food and other supplies. After the war he had stayed in touch with one of the families and every third year he would go over and they would host him and his wife Anne. Russ passed away a few years ago, RIP Russ my friend.
As a British person we are geographically closer to France . But I think in spirit we are closer to the Netherlands , and it seems like the liberation of Belgium , Netherlands and Denmark was like setting free our brothers and sisters . It was my grandfathers generation that did this but I do feel honoured that countries still hold the British and commonwealth countries in high regard for what happened .
Andy Nixon That's such a kind thing to say! We are very much appreciative and thankful your people helped to liberate my grandparents and save our entire country :)
I was there in the us army 1968-1970. A small NATO post in Brunssum NL in the southern part. The dutch people was most kind and friendly. I really miss the country. Hated to leave and several of my military friends said the same. Had great memories.
you still miss The Netherlands??? did you smoke weed then ? 😂 or red light distr? gr. from Holland😉
@@cindyvaneekelen8606Hahahha cindy naughty
16:28 As the great grandchild of Dutch farmers I'm forever thankful for those Canadian soldiers who after liberating The Netherlands also helped our country grow back to life.
Deepest respect for the English, Canadians and Americans who liberated our country! We will never forget..
Willibrordus van der Weide Where was the resistance?
YoU forgot Polish amy
And never forget the Nazis that took it, for they will forever be in our midst.
Vergeet de Polen niet!!
En de Polen?????????????????????, en de Noorsen en de Belgische commando s die Island off Walcheren hebben bevrijd???????????????? en de Belgische brigaden Piron die steden Wessem Ophoven hebben bevrijd, en the city off Thorn bevrijd door de Belgen, maja dat zullen de hollanders wel niet op school hebben geleerd hebben zeker s
The nation was liberated by Canadian forces, British infantry divisions, the British I Corps, the 1st Polish Armoured Division, American, Belgian, Dutch and Czechoslovak troops. Parts of the country, in particular the south-east, were liberated by the British Second Army which included American and Polish airborne forces
beach side I’m glad you posted this comment because too many times their efforts have been overshadowed by Hollywood’s version of history .👍
What Dutch??????????prinses Irene brigade didt a bloody fuck in the second W War
I watch this video each year, it helps you realize how lucky we are to live in freedom thanks to the Allied forces! The intensive happiness after being liberated and the appreciation for the Allied forces are very pleasing to watch!
Ik ben van de generatie van na de oorlog ,ik wil dat heel graag zo houden ! Groeten uit Zelhem, Gelderse Achterhoek.
Great footage,hello from Canada.
John Feesey ❤️
Dad was there in the army catering corps and really loved Dutch people. I remember as a child looking through his cook book. His army record stated that the Dutch really liked him too.
Geupload op de best denk- en dankbare datum van en voor Nederland.!
Thank you very brave Canadians
Audrey Hepburn was there, experiencing all of this.
Orville Villemere Canadian 10th Canadian Infantry Brigade. The Lincoln and Welland Regiment Normandie ------ Bergen op Zoom Wounded 1944
His Father Pierre "Corbeau" Villemere The Canadian Corps. France ----- Passchendaele, Belgium. 1917
My city in Canada is sister city to Apeldoorn Netherlands
I am very proud of my family history And thankful Netherland's good people are free and at peace
We Will always have deep respect for the pepole who freeded us Hearst to you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
God Bless The Nederlands💝🍁
Idioot
De vader van mijn zus is canadien ik ben bloedverwant met canada vooraltijd ik heb in canada gewoond en gewerkt ik spreek ook met canadees accent voor sommige mensen is dat moeilijk zijn , wij noemen dat slang woorden in nederland is dat ook zo over al anders, ik ook erg noordamerikaans groot gebracht , ja en nee is duidelijk en daar tussen is niks, bij twijfel niet doen kost geld en tijd, ik heb in ontario, kitchener gewoond ik heb ijshockey stiks gemaakt voor de nhl daarna de bouw in gegaan als schilder, ik 'ben schilder van beroep, ik heb veel gezien in canada ik mis veel van canada, in nederland is alles lekker dichtbij alles is goed geregeld om na canada te gaan op vakantie, is voor mijn een wens ❤
Nederlands Nostalgie... !
hello, do you own this footage? if so may i use some of it for a film interview i have made? thankyou
its owened bye the dutch poeple every one can use it
+boeftim Kill is bullshit is toch van instituut van beeld en geluid.
ook goed je kan ze gebruiken
echt vet tof om te zien
You may be interested in the commemorative song by "The Life of Pearls" here in Canada, written (2015) in tribute to the Canadian soldiers, the liberation of the Netherlands and the celebration of the tulip as a symbol of beauty and friendship: th-cam.com/video/88HT7Gwr5YM/w-d-xo.html
pammyoneto I am sincerely sorry to hear that you had such a bad time overhere. I hope you understand that not all Dutch people are like that, or at least that not all of them mean to be rude (there are things that the Dutch consider "direct", whereas others would call it "rude", and not all Dutch seem to understand/know that).
6570 7278 Oh thank you for your kind words. My late husband was a Dutch man, he was a beautiful soul, he sadly passed away in 1999. Our children are also half Dutch so I know there are some lovely Dutch folk, mainly all are very nice people. Perhaps I was feeling a little sad when I wrote my comment. Yes indeed there are good and bad people the World over.
pammyoneto We can be direct and therefore if you are not used to that, unkind. Give it another chance!
Interessante film.
De muziek maakt het kijken niet plesant, veel te hard. Kunnen moderne technieken dat niet aanpassen?
My father's Royal Engineers bridging company accidentally 'liberated' a Dutch village. As they drove towards the village they noticed flags hanging from the windows and the waving inhabitants pouring into the main street. At this point the commanding officer realised that they were actually ahead of the infantry, decided that discretion was the better part of valour and ordered an about turn - much to the disappointment of the villagers no doubt.
Waar is de ondertiteling als je hem nodig hebt?
7:00-7:45 min where whas that pleace? !
Wadim Wienoebst i have tried to figure out where it was, but didn't succeed. Sorry.
7:16 Ah zie! Ze hebben niet àlle fietsen meegenomen...
Ahah
Aha
de mijn wel dus...$%^#@!!!....sorry...
en dat laatste ben ik ze zeer dankbaar voor..
@EastmoreRandoms Meen je dit serieus? XD
6 nazis vonden dit niet leuk
@@willibrordusa.vanderweide2962 wtf hou je mond idioot
Good....Fuck them in Hell.
@Willibrordus van der Weide
You Are Such an idiot.
Welke overwinning? We verloren bijna alle overzeese gebieden. Beter was met Duitsland
die overzeese gebieden hebben jully verloren omdat jully geen klote hebben gedaan bij de bevrijding van jully eigen land,
6:25 No pyro no party!
ozo ????
oh oh oh wat hebben we het goed.
Galijre waren niet blij
Forza hollanda
Oranje boven Oranje Boven.. Maar dan in polygoon
Geinig hoor
Zeg tenminste een keer dank aan RUSSEN. DEZE KEER ZULLEN WE NIET MEER HELPEN.
Bedankt Rusland❤️ deze lafaards kwamen pas toen Rusland de Duitsers al hadden verslagen.
Dat klopt de Rus zal weten dat wij geen stap opzij doen voor niemand dat weten we all te goed de vijand zullen wij verslaan en nederland zo rijk maken dat wij weer boven alles kunnen gaan staan en in nederland weer leefbaar te maken ❤😊
DAN INDONESIA MERDEKA!!! MERDEKA!!!
erg leuk om dit te zien na die enge beelden van Hitler waar je maar nachtmerries van krijgt ...
Thuis is Ermelo
😹 😂 💣
ERMELO 😂 🤚
warom wouden ze perse Nederland hebben
bij 100 abonees een video Duitsland wilde Frankrijk veroveren en om Frankrijk vanuit een strategische positie aan te kunnen vallen moesten ze Belgie, Nederland en Luxemburg hebben.
Wilden*
En anne frank dan
Kut kuy
anaa frank was gwn 1 persoon zonder iets belangrijks
Wuow hannah koers
And now lost it again to the muslins
Muslin is a sheet, and pretty comforting.
dat is echt kut
wat is nazis
Ella Dogenaar wat bedoel je als wat het betekent? Want nazis betekent de duitsers in de tweede wereldoorlog
Net als bami, maar dan anders 😂
Probeer eens een boek te lezen domoor.
Scum,
Puke,
Trash,
But, they did finish second in both world wars.
Seconds not bad, it means your the first Losers
And in this case, the last losers as well.
So I guess the answer to your question is,
NAZIS ARE LOSERS. !!!!!!!