Sabaton - The Price of a Mile (Subtitles)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2020
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Film - Passchendaele (2008)
Фильм - Пашендаль: Последний бой (2008)
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#Sabaton #Passchendaele #Metal
Europe : What's the price of a kilometer?
Maximum respect to my German great-great grandfather Ernest Zimmermann, of Bavarian Regiment 14, 5th Bavarian Division, who fought in the Battle of the Somme.
"In peace, sons bury their father. In war fathers bury their sons."
War never changes. Old men talk, young men die.
The real price of war...young men's lives
Next germany win
Sabaton, a band that deserves FAR more recognition for their faithful coverage of history in their songs and especially for their dedication to the idea that war is hell for all who fight in them.
The hand-to-hand combat is what scares me the worst. Using anything like rocks, shovels butts of rifles etc. Truly horrific.
that boy sitting in the mud perfectly describes the saying "Older men start wars, But it is the youth that must fight them."
WW1 was hell
A soldier lies in a wasteland of mud. A another soldier crawls through the mud to him and says "Where's the frontline mate? The soldier replied "You're in it mate."
The kid in the middle of the battle that's completely shocked brings a tear to my eye. He looks like my little brother.
I love the ending though in which the enemy just got up on his knees, and the men in the trenches does not shoot. Then the enemy nods his head as a way of showing his graciousness and thankfulness for not shooting him while the boy miraculously survived. And then the sky clears indicating the light at the other end of the tunnel. Some sign of humanity in the darkest hours.
"It is good that war is so terrible, lest we grow fond of it." R. E. Lee.
My great-great grandfather fought at this battle. He lost his hearing, 3 of his best friends and his brother. He was never the same. He was only 17. Rest in Peace Private Aquila Barber
WW1 was just so savage and apocalyptic. Trenches, mud, tremendous artillery barrages, melee combat since bolt actions were too slow for close combat, chemical weapons...
"Older men declare war but it is the youth that must fight and die" --- Herbert Hoover.
Sabaton:
girls in dodgeball: omg Stacy you got shotttttttt!
Can’t Imagine my great grandfather went through this multiple times in his life. Stationed in Verdun in the first and went into Russia with the Windhund Division in the Second World War. No matter on which side you fought, wars are dreadful for everyone, and the ones who survive have to live in horror for the rest of their lives. That’s the ultimate sacrifice and we can’t forget them.