I spent 9 years in Germany up til 2000 with the British army, and married a local. Her Grandad was a disabled man called Erich, a lovely, kind and humble gentleman. He served with the wermacht in Normandy and told me his story, how he was shot in the face by a British patrol whilst in retreat from the coast. A round hit him in the cheek bone which obliterated his jaw and left a gaping hole in the rear of his skull. Despite this, he marched on foot with his platoon all the way back to the German lines over 100 miles, where he found a doctor to treat him. The doctor asked what the problem was, and Erich told him of his injury. The doctor said, well if that's true "where's the bullet then"? Erich felt the back of his bandages and amazingly, it fell out into his palm. By the time I met Erich he had been the local church organist for over 50 years, and was extremely religious. We used to visit him and his wife for coffee and cake, exchange stories and they were just lovely people. Erich used to have to hold his face while he ate, as he had very little jaw bone in his face and there was a danger he could choke on his food. He got tired quickly and suffered immense headaches regularly, so needed to lie down. Despite the sadness of his experiences at war and his disability due to his injuries he would regularly catch the tram into town to go shopping. On one such occasion he was pick pocketed and had his wallet stolen containing all his money and the bullet that he had saved and kept with him all those years. Erich had served in the Deutsche Wermacht, not because of any beliefs, but because he had to, and only had God and his family in his heart. We see these people portrayed still to this day nearly 80 years on as the enemy and as the "baddies" however, Some of those who refused to do their bit were murdered, and many of those who did were just like Erich. Interesting little film
@Truth Seeker I guess you missed the part where the ones who refused were killed. Ill bet you also dont realize that the NAZIs filled many of their ranks with polish and other captured prisoners of war including koreans. I guess they were all nazi pigs too.. your public education is showing through
If I had been German, I would have fought for Germany. Had I been a Russian, I would have fought for Russia. Had I been an American... geography is destiny.
John Ford was a movie director who served as head of photographic unit for the office of strategic services and made documentaries for the navy department. he filmed the Japanese attack on midway ( was wounded in the arm). He was on Omaha Beach for filming D Day too. Very little footage was released to the public because the us government was afraid to show so many casualties on the screen. according to wikipedia his film of D day was lost over the years. but you can find his film of the attack of midway. pretty badass cameraman
@Tony Steinberg I know what you`re saying But dude, (only if you know where to explore in internet) not all the information about history or military in internet is true
My uncle (a paratrooper) was killed in Crete during that invasion - I watched in its entirety a few years ago - This is a brilliant point in the mini-series, where the brothers actually exchange places - the studious pacifistic brother replaces the family Hero - the combat footage is top notch, along with the dialog and emotive tone - not many war films can claim this level of authenticity and pathos
I recently read about Crete and what a horrific waste of life it was. Young boys in their prime, landing on enemy positions, only to be disembowled by bayonets as they fought to get their harnesses off. Then when the tide turned, confused allies caught in crossfires and aerial bombardments, or being led by generals too inept to read a map. WW1 and WW2 were truly criminal in all that blood they squandered
Great Grandfather was into motorcycles long before the war, he was with the 1st Hassars Tank Battalion i believe, some point in the convoy there was a little skirmish and a German motorcycle was left abandoned by a motorized scout unit, he ended up dismounting the tank during rearming and regrouping and took it for a spin. giving officers a ride to the front and back of the columns. At some point the columns got the order to press forward and they started rolling out, there was a break in the road, one leading to a FOB in a town. and one path lead right through no mans land straight toward the German front lines. Whilst he was goofing off, he managed to lose sight of the convoy and ended up rolling down the road to the German lines, thankfully, the motorcycle ended up running out of fuel and oil due to a few well placed bullet holes in the tanks. Having better judged his surroundings and his current route he ended up turning around and walking back to the fork where a few angry officers and friends were waiting for him. He was the only man I'm aware of that was in no mans land before any big assault. all the while hooning around on a German motorcycle. Whether or not everything said is true, its broken telephone from the man himself.
Like it was said in Band of Brothers, "The sooner you accept the fact that you are already dead is when you'll start functioning how a soldier is supposed to.." or something across those lines, I'm paraphrasing but the point still stands.
My grandfather's brother reached Berlin and went missing. In 1993, we received a registered letter from a certain Ada Schneitz in Russian to the old address of my grandfather in a village in the Altai, in which none of our relatives, the Usoltsevs, had lived for a long time, but it was lucky that the director of the school had a connection with the military registration and enlistment office and the letter was delivered to US. turns out to be grandfather's brother Alexei Usoltsev and lives in Canada. Berlin has indeed been awarded the Order of the Red Star. but during the year of his stay in Germany, he fell in love with a German woman, Elda Weimer, and having read that the duty to the Motherland completely fulfilled the difficult decision to stay with Elda. Together they emigrated to Switzerland and to the USA and Canada. Aleksey Usoltsev lived under the name Alex Vaimer until the age of 87, worked as a mechanic on a ship, bought a house from him 2 daughters Ada Schneitz, they never met with my grandfather Semyon Usoltsev (also a veteran of the BVO). In 1998, Alex Weimer came to visit Russia. At that time he was 80, but he was a peppy and fit old man, who spoke Russian perfectly, told an amazing story of his life, how he traveled almost the whole world. how much he missed and worried about his relatives, how once he met in the port in a Russian ship, having heard his native speech, he almost gave up everything and wanted to return, but he already had a family, and it is vaguely revealed how he will be met. The war took a lot from him, but it was not accidental either. How could he think as a kid, living in a remote village, that someday he would visit almost all the capitals of the world. In 2005, he was gone.
@@taylorahern3755 The Russians barely won the war in Russia, nevermind the entire world war 2. It only took the Russians 4 years to go the same distance you can drive in less than a day.
Being German I would assume a lot of German actors wouldn’t like doing World War II stuff because it’s a little embarrassing history wise especially if The movie portrays the Germans losing but that is just a thought
@@fishingwitheddie1535 It's understandable but the best war films I've seen are mostly German. Best war films made in USA are from Vietnam war. And what do they have in common? They both portray war from the losing side..
My uncle was a WWII bombardier. Right after he lifted his head from the scope (looking for their target), flack tore through his sighting system, barely missing his head. He lived a long life in Sacramento California.
I love how the German soldiers are humanised unlike so many other movies where they are just mindless evil villains all the time. This movie treats them as who they really were - humans with real thoughts and feelings.
You people don't write nonsense. Those in the Wehrmacht were the same war criminals who murdered children, women and the elderly. The Germans murdered infants in their extermination camps. Today they are trying to make themselves victims of World War II, which is completely untrue.
В книге "Я из огненной деревни" собраны свидетельства тех, кто чудом выжил после уничтожения деревень в Белоруссии. Как женщин убивали с детьми на руках, как младенцам вспарывали животы штыками, как детей бросали в огонь. Вот настоящее лицо фашистов.
you would not have such a feeling if 6 out of 10 of your relatives were killed by the nazis (someone was tortured in a concentration camp and burned in a furnace,someone was boiled soap and gloves were made from leather,someone was simply hanged and burned alive)
My Lamprecht family came to East Prussia in the 17th century as settlers from Switzerland and the Palatinate. In the 19th century, one of them settled on the lands of the Russian Empire and Lamprecht lived happily there. In 1920, Poland came to these lands and Lamprecht became a Pole. He defended Poland in the Polish-Soviet War. He received the highest awards. During WW2, the Russians took him to Siberia to work. My father was born there. Lamprecht, taken into the Polish army, crossed the entire front and captured Berlin. There, 1945 met German POWs for registration. One of them was Lamprecht. They stared into each other's eyes for a long time. They each went their own way. Today I live in Warsaw, Poland.
Friedhelm was really tragic character in this series. First he was almost pacifist looking at war horrors happening, later he got slowly changed and didnt care much about anything anymore.
Both my father and grandfather fought in WWII., on the German side. My grandpa blew off his hand, fighting the Russian. My father was a volunteer. My grandpa was a draftee. . Never lump anyone into a bag. Js
@@christophercolumbus8944 so are you like a neo nazi? yikes dude, i thought you wouldve matured by now, sad that you have that much hatred in you towards people youve never met, probably because fat neo nazi incels like yourself dont leave their house. Get a life dude seriously.
Eh. Relatively. Grenades don't explode in massive fireballs, cars aren't bullet proof and don't make good cover at all, it's well done for a series, but still lots of cinematographic inconsistencies.
In war movies in battle scenes you almost don't need to "act" :D !!! I was in war movie casting... I had to "act" that I get under surprise bombing and i have to hide myself in trench... As soon as the bomber plane sound started from loudspeakers and casting director started to scream at me "BOOMM, explosion!!!" another "BOOMM, explosion!!!" , etc,etc I was down on floor in the room corner and trying to make myself as little as possible!!!! My hands were shaking like 30 minutes after the end of casting :D !!!
Pretty much what was said , it’s the immersion of it that makes it feel like you’re really there you really are being shot at yada yada, studios and movies and directors even actors have all came a long way and it shows
@@notahuman3899 every army used some kind of drugs. Waffen ss used anfitamin or mollu little doses . Thats why they wrre so fierce and everyone was scared of them! They fought till death! They didnt care and they didnt feel anything under those drugs.
This is a masterpiece,well acted and beautifully shot,and really quite sad.Loved the characters,the most intriguing one was the pacifist brother.Attention to detail was impressive,the German kit and uniforms were very accurate.The battle scenes were great,I think it is as good as band of brothers,if not better.
@@kobiimpraim4838 Я посмотрел все серии весь фильм от начала до конца. Все как в реальной жизни. Актеры показали зрителям реальные переживания на войне. Замечательный фильм для нашего поколения.
Joseph Stalin you’re actually fucking pathetic. You just want to start an argument don’t you. God, it’s actually depressing how much of a bitter person you must be. This man’s FIVE YEAR OLD COMMENT was just complimenting a movie for its great production, and you had to shit all over it for absolutely no reason. Fuck off and focus on ruining you’re own day instead of everyone else’s.
Joseph Stalin damn, can’t argue with that. You’ve REALLY convinced me that I’m in the wrong here. Well, no loss for me. You’re still an asshole who just wants to shit on people for no reason, other than the fact that it makes you feel artificially powerful. And other people will see that as well. Good day.
Damn, once the sergeant went down almost all of them didn't know what to do. Even the Lieutenant lmao. Thats why sometimes NCOs with combat experience outrank junior officers
From the series the leutnant was a veteran already at this point taking part in Poland, France and Barbarossa, he was more in shock with losing so many men.
One of the most awesome videos I've ever seen, although I'm not a fan of one soldier rushing and tearing the defences in a moment of rage without the multiple machine guns getting a shot at him.
I believe it did happen, something straight out outrages. Look at band of brothers with ronald speirs, its not unrealistic but obviously not highly frequent. Imagine you are simply reloading behind your sandbag or what not and some german comes rushing your position. Things can go really quik when you are not watching a certain angle.
I watched these trilogy in high school, back and forth ten times. (I admire you’ll act like you can understand German movies with out English subtitles😂)
Los soldados alemanes eran conscientes de que a corta distancia,el kar 98 es inferior al M1 garand,por eso tenían secciónes de subfusiles y ametralladoras,para compensar el poder de fuego
more often than not close range fighting was done with a bayonet, even for the Americans. The MG42 was a pretty devastating weapon, but if it was disabled a large portion of the German squad's firepower was gone. Whereas if an American Browning Machine gun was destroyed, the squad could make up for it somewhat with fire from the BAR and M1 Garand.
@@amadeupname151 Everyone feared the German MG on the battlefield. It was a death call hearing it. When the allies heard this gun on the battlefield they instantly hit the ground and ran the opposite direction.
Man its no real footage, its modern made movie!🤣 And if so.. its not even 1940! Russian posters on walls, so its after 1941...what idiot could think that is 1940.
Damn I just realized that the lieutenant (I think he's a lieutenant) is the main character from Babylon Berlin. So he's staring in two great German TV dramas. Good for him.
I don’t mean to come as an ass or anything but the silver shoulder boards he has with the single gold diamond means Oberleutnant, so yeah your kind of correct if it’s just the silver by itself it’d be Lieutenant if it has two that’d make him a Hauptmann
Is it just me or is it annoying to see people comment criticizing what’s realistic and what’s unrealistic, like to tell a story of course they need to take some creative liberties
You have a lot of veterans commenting here who have seen some shit. I myself have played castle wolfenstein numerous times so i can also comment on what is realistic and not.
I find it fun to discuss realism in these type of scenes because ive studied this a lot. And the fact that this is such a realistic movie makes people analize it more. If it was a over the top, hollywood style movie, no one would analize it becsuse no one expect it to be realistic
@@korypo303 In Germán it's called Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter, in English it's Generation War. You won't find dubbed, just with subtitles and it's way better like that. It's hard to find but keep on searching, it's absolutly worth it.
death to fascists and nazis!!! The most savage and cruel death!!! No mercy for any vile fascist or Nazi! Whoever comes to Russia with the war will die and go to meet Hitler. Fascist BASTARDS!!!
This shows how the war gets more and more brutal. In the firest episodes, we see the German soldiers risking their life to take prisoners when they were still in combat, now they just shoot the ones that try to surrender.
From what I've watched on this im assuming the guy that got hit by the rocket at the end was constantly suffering shell-shock but was looked after by his fellow men. His death threw thiwr leader into a suicidal fitness rage that made him run into enemy fire to avenge him. This move or series (im unsure) really knows how to pack a punch
WIlhelm was the brother of the guy who ran out at the end with the MP-40. The entire series follows the story of 5 teens. The brother joins the Wehrmacht when they start operation Barbarossa untill the chaotic retreat back to Germany, a jew gets deported, one girl becomes a military nurse on the eastern front and one girl stays in Berlin and becomes involved with a highranking Nazi member. They make a pact to be at the same place one year later but then the war grows and swallows them all in one way or another.
I want more stuff like this, It's so fascinating to watch the german side in comparison to the other nations because I think it highlights a Really important part of war; all war is, is old men arguing and young men dying
To be fair the Stalhandgranate wasn't a frag, it was a high explosive. It wouldnt've been as massive as that unless it was bundled but it's not too far off. My great granddad (British Artilleryman Dunkirk+DDay) is deaf in one ear because of the shockwave from one of em
it's because it sells way better that way. people love to see explosions. also the ending in this clip isn't realistic but it satisfies the viewers who felt bad for German squad. It's supposed to be a rollercoaster of emotions type movie and that's how they do it.
Yeah, bruh. It’s a fuckin’ movie. If you want realism, then how’s about you go fire a single .40 round with no ear protection. You will be essentially DEAF for about 30 minutes. Should a movie DEAFEN you too?
@@jokersnewface5318 these werent Nazi’s, these were the Wehrmacht. Which basically means the army of Germany. Most of them were normal people that were ordered to fight and on occasion do bad things because they are obligated to follow orders by oath. During the war and even after, many german soldiers were treated as equally evil because of what the SS did and were executed for it by russians and americans. But in reality they were just young boys scared to the bone born on the wrong side of the war.
In war movies in battle scenes you almost don't need to "act" :D !!! I was in war movie casting... I had to "act" that I get under surprise bombing and i have to hide myself in trench... As soon as the bomber plane sound started from loudspeakers and casting director started to scream at me "BOOMM, explosion!!!" another "BOOMM, explosion!!!" , etc,etc I was down on floor in the room corner and trying to make myself as little as possible!!!! My hands were shaking like 30 minutes after the end of casting :D !!!
That is an incredibly difficult scenario.... Shoot, move, communicate. Don't even need subtitles to understand. They were one of the best infantries of all time regardless of broader contexts.
Lol everyone in the comments talks about this show but no one mentions the name of it nor does the video uploaded give credit. Can someone, anyone please tell me the name of this show?
Mason Eimers South African police service SWAT and Reaction UNit . North British army royal signals corps . Then most recently as a contractor to NATO ISAF
В конце бойцы РККА в полный рост с автоматами в руках встали под пули атакующего немецкого солдата. Сказка, да и только )). До этого эпизода бой в городе снят шикарно.
Какие блин эксперты такое пишут. Наверное все ветераны 10 мировых войн. Вот откуда вы знаете? Может это ещё необстрелянные новобранцы и какая бы ваша реакция была, когда он на вас несётся
@@cestmoitransportation Какая реакция? Сильнее вжаться в укрытие и открыть огонь на поражение. У этого камикадзе шансов выжить не было. В реальности он бы упал нашпигованный свинцом.
@@pyroman010 вы были в такой ситуации? Я лично нет, поэтому не могу утверждать. Интересно что вы можете угадать реакцию каждого человека и реакцию другого, когда тот видит, что первый например убегает
Our mothers our fathers. An excellent series with some pretty realistic war scenes. A bit over dramatized overall though. Still, a sad reminder of the personal tragedies inflicted on all sides of the war. War is hell! Let it stay there!
02:24: Never, ever discard your empty mags. You never know if you'll be able to recover them later on. And you never know if the next suply point will have those. I wonder why they did not use "dump pouches" earlier.
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I spent 9 years in Germany up til 2000 with the British army, and married a local. Her Grandad was a disabled man called Erich, a lovely, kind and humble gentleman. He served with the wermacht in Normandy and told me his story, how he was shot in the face by a British patrol whilst in retreat from the coast. A round hit him in the cheek bone which obliterated his jaw and left a gaping hole in the rear of his skull. Despite this, he marched on foot with his platoon all the way back to the German lines over 100 miles, where he found a doctor to treat him. The doctor asked what the problem was, and Erich told him of his injury. The doctor said, well if that's true "where's the bullet then"? Erich felt the back of his bandages and amazingly, it fell out into his palm. By the time I met Erich he had been the local church organist for over 50 years, and was extremely religious. We used to visit him and his wife for coffee and cake, exchange stories and they were just lovely people. Erich used to have to hold his face while he ate, as he had very little jaw bone in his face and there was a danger he could choke on his food. He got tired quickly and suffered immense headaches regularly, so needed to lie down. Despite the sadness of his experiences at war and his disability due to his injuries he would regularly catch the tram into town to go shopping. On one such occasion he was pick pocketed and had his wallet stolen containing all his money and the bullet that he had saved and kept with him all those years. Erich had served in the Deutsche Wermacht, not because of any beliefs, but because he had to, and only had God and his family in his heart. We see these people portrayed still to this day nearly 80 years on as the enemy and as the "baddies" however, Some of those who refused to do their bit were murdered, and many of those who did were just like Erich. Interesting little film
Thanks for sharing
Appreciate you sharing this mate.
@Truth Seeker Well how very adult of you.
@Truth Seeker You missed the whole point
@Truth Seeker I guess you missed the part where the ones who refused were killed. Ill bet you also dont realize that the NAZIs filled many of their ranks with polish and other captured prisoners of war including koreans. I guess they were all nazi pigs too.. your public education is showing through
This is the first time I think we’ve seen Germans attacking with strategy and tactics rather than defending a place and fighting randomly
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bro this is a literal movie, this isnt real
@@alskopimtake a walk, short pants
@@alskopimhe’s literally saying they aren’t acting like they’re in a movie
Not true, Saving Private Ryan has scenes of Germans flanking the Americans
If I had been German, I would have fought for Germany. Had I been a Russian, I would have fought for Russia. Had I been an American... geography is destiny.
Долбоеб ты , если ещё не понял что такое война .
Well said
Then you will die for sure...
@@globalcitizen9521 you didn't read his whole comment
No! Germans didn't fight for Germany! you uneducated m#r#n!
They were fighting for the Wall Street bankers!
*TV series - Generation War*
Its based on WW2 from german perspective.
Thank you. I've been searching the comments for that information
@@rodolfoemecat8709
On which streaming service? Netflix?
@@artemisapaulina29 Amazon prime video
Cameraman in war = 100% survival rate 👌
99% ---> just bc saving private ryan
Bullshit! th-cam.com/video/mUr28o8h1pg/w-d-xo.html
@@manhunt1396 ok, 99% 🤷♂️
John Ford was a movie director who served as head of photographic unit for the office of strategic services and made documentaries for the navy department. he filmed the Japanese attack on midway ( was wounded in the arm). He was on Omaha Beach for filming D Day too. Very little footage was released to the public because the us government was afraid to show so many casualties on the screen. according to wikipedia his film of D day was lost over the years. but you can find his film of the attack of midway. pretty badass cameraman
Idiot!
so many war experts.
Zhukov and Alexander the Great are amateurs compared to comment section experts
Very funny comment.. you're one of those in the comment section😁
@Tony Steinberg
I know what you`re saying
But dude, (only if you know where to explore in internet) not all the information about history or military in internet is true
@Ciano Scuro Ciano, I will promote you to my most trusted arm chair general, fuck Rokossovsky.
@Ciano Scuro Thanky for your service.
I can hit and swallow a piece of cake from my fridge quicker than both!
My uncle (a paratrooper) was killed in Crete during that invasion - I watched in its entirety a few years ago - This is a brilliant point in the mini-series, where the brothers actually exchange places - the studious pacifistic brother replaces the family Hero - the combat footage is top notch, along with the dialog and emotive tone - not many war films can claim this level of authenticity and pathos
I recently read about Crete and what a horrific waste of life it was. Young boys in their prime, landing on enemy positions, only to be disembowled by bayonets as they fought to get their harnesses off. Then when the tide turned, confused allies caught in crossfires and aerial bombardments, or being led by generals too inept to read a map. WW1 and WW2 were truly criminal in all that blood they squandered
so this movie is a lie because your uncle jewish lover was killed
Your uncle was a Nazi scumbag so it was a very worthy job for the soldier who did his job. GLORY TO THE ANTIFASCISTS
@@christophercolumbus8944 wtf?
Did he land at Meleme airfield?
Great Grandfather was into motorcycles long before the war, he was with the 1st Hassars Tank Battalion i believe, some point in the convoy there was a little skirmish and a German motorcycle was left abandoned by a motorized scout unit, he ended up dismounting the tank during rearming and regrouping and took it for a spin. giving officers a ride to the front and back of the columns. At some point the columns got the order to press forward and they started rolling out, there was a break in the road, one leading to a FOB in a town. and one path lead right through no mans land straight toward the German front lines. Whilst he was goofing off, he managed to lose sight of the convoy and ended up rolling down the road to the German lines, thankfully, the motorcycle ended up running out of fuel and oil due to a few well placed bullet holes in the tanks. Having better judged his surroundings and his current route he ended up turning around and walking back to the fork where a few angry officers and friends were waiting for him. He was the only man I'm aware of that was in no mans land before any big assault. all the while hooning around on a German motorcycle. Whether or not everything said is true, its broken telephone from the man himself.
It's so ironic how in every game and battle you are actually more effective by not caring about dying.
Auto heal does wonders
@@Cormano980 so does being a moving target but yeah, in *videogames,* it's autoheal
Like it was said in Band of Brothers, "The sooner you accept the fact that you are already dead is when you'll start functioning how a soldier is supposed to.." or something across those lines, I'm paraphrasing but the point still stands.
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
auto heal and infinite lives..
That was a nice throw lol, I would’ve hit the egde of the window and probably blown myself up 😂
It did actually hit the wall beside the window and bounced off.
Jojo rabbit style
Ahahahahahaahhahahaha
True
That grenade throw was a nice piece of work 👌
My grandfather's brother reached Berlin and went missing. In 1993, we received a registered letter from a certain Ada Schneitz in Russian to the old address of my grandfather in a village in the Altai, in which none of our relatives, the Usoltsevs, had lived for a long time, but it was lucky that the director of the school had a connection with the military registration and enlistment office and the letter was delivered to US. turns out to be grandfather's brother Alexei Usoltsev and lives in Canada. Berlin has indeed been awarded the Order of the Red Star. but during the year of his stay in Germany, he fell in love with a German woman, Elda Weimer, and having read that the duty to the Motherland completely fulfilled the difficult decision to stay with Elda. Together they emigrated to Switzerland and to the USA and Canada. Aleksey Usoltsev lived under the name Alex Vaimer until the age of 87, worked as a mechanic on a ship, bought a house from him 2 daughters Ada Schneitz, they never met with my grandfather Semyon Usoltsev (also a veteran of the BVO). In 1998, Alex Weimer came to visit Russia. At that time he was 80, but he was a peppy and fit old man, who spoke Russian perfectly, told an amazing story of his life, how he traveled almost the whole world. how much he missed and worried about his relatives, how once he met in the port in a Russian ship, having heard his native speech, he almost gave up everything and wanted to return, but he already had a family, and it is vaguely revealed how he will be met. The war took a lot from him, but it was not accidental either. How could he think as a kid, living in a remote village, that someday he would visit almost all the capitals of the world. In 2005, he was gone.
What a great story! In the middle of something so brutal and cruel as war, he still was able to find love.
Таких историй миллион. Сколько русских не вернулось на родину в СССР?
Название?
@@dimapolishyk1496 It was you Russians that really won WW2 for the Allies, via your amazing bravery, tenacity & sacrifice. Thank You Very Much!
@@taylorahern3755
The Russians barely won the war in Russia, nevermind the entire world war 2.
It only took the Russians 4 years to go the same distance you can drive in less than a day.
6:33 Respect for the brave rifleman not letting Friedhelm run off alone.
Solo vs squad content
In the TV show, they were all killed by sniper because of that. Friedhelm was the sole survivor and his charge got everyone else killed.
@@thomaszhang3101 XD
@@thomaszhang3101 bro I see you everywhere lmao
@@Hxoibrixks this is the third time now. How strange
Why are the German soldiers speaking German? Every movie I’ve seen they had British accents. This is so fake!!
Just like all aliens speak English.
Being German I would assume a lot of German actors wouldn’t like doing World War II stuff because it’s a little embarrassing history wise especially if The movie portrays the Germans losing but that is just a thought
they got nazi accent :)
Tony A this is not fake
Film name: Unsere mütter unsere vater
Made in germany
Just three section
@@fishingwitheddie1535 It's understandable but the best war films I've seen are mostly German. Best war films made in USA are from Vietnam war. And what do they have in common? They both portray war from the losing side..
My uncle was a WWII bombardier. Right after he lifted his head from the scope (looking for their target), flack tore through his sighting system, barely missing his head. He lived a long life in Sacramento California.
R.I.P. 🙏✝️
Greatest Generation!
I love how the German soldiers are humanised unlike so many other movies where they are just mindless evil villains all the time. This movie treats them as who they really were - humans with real thoughts and feelings.
Скажите это людям которых сожгли в концлагерях, про их очеловечивание
@@user-ws8xe8td7h I don't recall any of the Wehrmacht ever working in concentration camps, but sure.
@@user-ws8xe8td7hВермахт вроде воевал, а не охранял
You people don't write nonsense. Those in the Wehrmacht were the same war criminals who murdered children, women and the elderly. The Germans murdered infants in their extermination camps. Today they are trying to make themselves victims of World War II, which is completely untrue.
В книге "Я из огненной деревни" собраны свидетельства тех, кто чудом выжил после уничтожения деревень в Белоруссии. Как женщин убивали с детьми на руках, как младенцам вспарывали животы штыками, как детей бросали в огонь. Вот настоящее лицо фашистов.
It feels like I switched teams when I watch footage from the german's perspective.
@@reichreenactor4874 very well said.
@@reichreenactor4874 no
@J. K. humanity yea, but would they have shot innocent Jews though or at least supported it?
you would not have such a feeling if 6 out of 10 of your relatives were killed by the nazis (someone was tortured in a concentration camp and burned in a furnace,someone was boiled soap and gloves were made from leather,someone was simply hanged and burned alive)
@@onlyhereonce7290 The guy is called "reich reenactor" you should probably take what he says with a grain of salt
4:14 guy had 999ms ping
Best comment
More like npc
lol!!!!
LOL
Nein nein nein ping
My Lamprecht family came to East Prussia in the 17th century as settlers from Switzerland and the Palatinate. In the 19th century, one of them settled on the lands of the Russian Empire and Lamprecht lived happily there. In 1920, Poland came to these lands and Lamprecht became a Pole. He defended Poland in the Polish-Soviet War. He received the highest awards. During WW2, the Russians took him to Siberia to work. My father was born there. Lamprecht, taken into the Polish army, crossed the entire front and captured Berlin. There, 1945 met German POWs for registration. One of them was Lamprecht. They stared into each other's eyes for a long time. They each went their own way. Today I live in Warsaw, Poland.
Everything you show us is so interesting and refreshing for our memory, Thank you for sharing your good work,
I like how in the end the german guy goes out of tactics and just rushin thru bunch of russian just like in csgo...
He just wanted to finish the level by speed running it
Well, enough is enough. Rush B, my friends.
@@obiwankenobi5769 hi mum must be calling him for dinner..
Cyka
@yury точно) а что это за фильм?
Friedhelm was really tragic character in this series. First he was almost pacifist looking at war horrors happening, later he got slowly changed and didnt care much about anything anymore.
Which series is this please? I'd very much be honored to watch it in it's entirety. Thank you!!
@@korypo303 The name of the serie is Generation War but also is name "son of third reich".Both tittle are correct.
@@Rusieva THANK YOU KINDLY!
@@Rusieva thanks!
@@korypo303 You're welcome, sorry for my bad english
think i watched this miniseries on my phone when i was fogging my apartment for 6 hours one night in FL. no regrets!
What's actually good is that we see them reload their weapons sometimes.
This is like Band of Brothers except from the German perspective.
BryGuy Says But the Germans lose.
@@azcop2 No shit captain obvious
Then, it’s not like the Band of Brothers.
Juan Alvarez ???? Makes no sense
@@azcop2 Genuine question, did you watch BoB fust for the battles and scenery? Did you ever watch the series at all??
A lot of these scenes reminds me of the movie Stalingrad. Another masterpiece of German cinema.
Hands down best war movie ever made
How is the movie called?
Both my father and grandfather fought in WWII., on the German side. My grandpa blew off his hand, fighting the Russian.
My father was a volunteer.
My grandpa was a draftee. .
Never lump anyone into a bag. Js
@@bogdan3444 Rambo IV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, but for the rape scene it was a good movie. This scene was completely unnecessary...
This episode was awesome! Should be in Hollywood. Very well directed.
very soon sheep
Move name please?
Movie name ?
@@christophercolumbus8944 so are you like a neo nazi? yikes dude, i thought you wouldve matured by now, sad that you have that much hatred in you towards people youve never met, probably because fat neo nazi incels like yourself dont leave their house. Get a life dude seriously.
@@christophercolumbus8944 what are you going on about bro
I like how this looks so realistic with great sound fx too. The weapons and buildings, uniforms bring you back in time.
what is this film please
@@racingpro1286generation war
@@gonczoltomi7824 thanks
Eh. Relatively. Grenades don't explode in massive fireballs, cars aren't bullet proof and don't make good cover at all, it's well done for a series, but still lots of cinematographic inconsistencies.
Is amazing I never seen anything like this before I'm in the u.s this is taboo to see movie about German soldiers
Yo . . . right at the end of the clip, the private who didn't hesitate to follow the dude on the suicide run is the biggest boss of them all.
he got shot later but he died in bravery
Straight up... there aint no OPPUMS in the German army....
The acting is so good it almost looks like they are running purely on adrenaline.
In war movies in battle scenes you almost don't need to "act" :D !!! I was in war movie casting... I had to "act" that I get under surprise bombing and i have to hide myself in trench... As soon as the bomber plane sound started from loudspeakers and casting director started to scream at me "BOOMM, explosion!!!" another "BOOMM, explosion!!!" , etc,etc I was down on floor in the room corner and trying to make myself as little as possible!!!! My hands were shaking like 30 minutes after the end of casting :D !!!
Pretty much what was said , it’s the immersion of it that makes it feel like you’re really there you really are being shot at yada yada, studios and movies and directors even actors have all came a long way and it shows
They were taking Pervatin - speed. Elsewhere in the series you see them handing it out.
wich is a funny fact that germans used meth to keep on going. just spot on!
@@notahuman3899 every army used some kind of drugs. Waffen ss used anfitamin or mollu little doses . Thats why they wrre so fierce and everyone was scared of them! They fought till death! They didnt care and they didnt feel anything under those drugs.
i cant' imagine the agony every single soldiers experienced in eastern front. hope every good souls rest in peace!
What is the name of this movie?
Pretty accurate scene until he chucks that nuclear grenade into the window.
Nuclear grenades were part of the last ditch german weapons
The big explosion was probably because of all the machine gun ammo was stored there...
No that was pretty accurate. who knows what was inside there, probably a box of grenades maybe.
LK HartlyLion That’s what I’m saying
Laughed at this lol, your right though. Grenades don't explode like a 1980's car in the A team.
This is a masterpiece,well acted and beautifully shot,and really quite sad.Loved the characters,the most intriguing one was the pacifist brother.Attention to detail was impressive,the German kit and uniforms were very accurate.The battle scenes were great,I think it is as good as band of brothers,if not better.
What's the name of this movie?
@@kobiimpraim4838 generation war th-cam.com/video/TmyGPX23px4/w-d-xo.html
@@gojira-gs9km Thank You Brother!
@@kobiimpraim4838 Я посмотрел все серии весь фильм от начала до конца. Все как в реальной жизни. Актеры показали зрителям реальные переживания на войне. Замечательный фильм для нашего поколения.
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Damn, that MP40 had a infinite magazine.
Love how the Director captured the Germans ,specifically SS battalions proclivity to use the fire and move tactic or cover and move .
Yes very well made series, good attention to detail. The angled bullets actually dig angled-craters out of the wall.
Thank you, I need to know that miniscule detail to enjoy a movie
Joseph Stalin you’re actually fucking pathetic. You just want to start an argument don’t you. God, it’s actually depressing how much of a bitter person you must be. This man’s FIVE YEAR OLD COMMENT was just complimenting a movie for its great production, and you had to shit all over it for absolutely no reason. Fuck off and focus on ruining you’re own day instead of everyone else’s.
@@welfomoment5975 I'm sorry let me just express how much i care
Joseph Stalin damn, can’t argue with that. You’ve REALLY convinced me that I’m in the wrong here.
Well, no loss for me. You’re still an asshole who just wants to shit on people for no reason, other than the fact that it makes you feel artificially powerful. And other people will see that as well. Good day.
@@welfomoment5975 You're on thwe list.
Damn, once the sergeant went down almost all of them didn't know what to do. Even the Lieutenant lmao. Thats why sometimes NCOs with combat experience outrank junior officers
From the series the leutnant was a veteran already at this point taking part in Poland, France and Barbarossa, he was more in shock with losing so many men.
This why the Colonist in the Revolutionary War targeted the officers in battle. It is very effective.
Parade of 60 000 German prisoners of war in the streets of Moscow Under escort:
th-cam.com/video/-nbDIqBi0lA/w-d-xo.html
@@MegaSuperfight ah yes right before they were held as POWs and either worked to death or killed
@@markyman420 They came to completely exterminate the Soviet people !!! And because they deserve all this !!!
Guten Tag Freunde, sagt mir wie der Film heißt? Vielen Dank im Voraus
i like how they kept the part of him missing the granade throw
One of the most awesome videos I've ever seen, although I'm not a fan of one soldier rushing and tearing the defences in a moment of rage without the multiple machine guns getting a shot at him.
His machine gun didn't run out of bullets.
Yeah but were the Russians really expecting the crazy little shit to do that?
Sometimes all put aggression can achieve what tactics can not.
History is full of true incidents like this. So i would just enjoy the show
I believe it did happen, something straight out outrages. Look at band of brothers with ronald speirs, its not unrealistic but obviously not highly frequent. Imagine you are simply reloading behind your sandbag or what not and some german comes rushing your position. Things can go really quik when you are not watching a certain angle.
"Tears clear the dirt from my eyes to aim true"
I watched these trilogy in high school, back and forth ten times. (I admire you’ll act like you can understand German movies with out English subtitles😂)
Mutiger Kamerad, Tolle Serie👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💗
Watching this makes me really understand how undermatched bolt action rifles were to the garand
Los soldados alemanes eran conscientes de que a corta distancia,el kar 98 es inferior al M1 garand,por eso tenían secciónes de subfusiles y ametralladoras,para compensar el poder de fuego
more often than not close range fighting was done with a bayonet, even for the Americans. The MG42 was a pretty devastating weapon, but if it was disabled a large portion of the German squad's firepower was gone. Whereas if an American Browning Machine gun was destroyed, the squad could make up for it somewhat with fire from the BAR and M1 Garand.
@@amadeupname151 Everyone feared the German MG on the battlefield. It was a death call hearing it. When the allies heard this gun on the battlefield they instantly hit the ground and ran the opposite direction.
@@benjy117 what a picture bro please ?
@@benjy117 They called it Hitler's buzzsaw for a reason.
2:59 haha ... he actually missed the window :D :D
Lag
This is magic grenade
Ping 999+
Lag
OiySTCZ it’s an impact grenade
What movie is this clip from?
unsere mütter unsere väter 2013
'Generation War' 4 part series
‘War Cry Charge’
-when two or more allies have been slain in your area, character negates all incoming damage while charging for 3 seconds.
The guy at the end charging in bloodlust reminds me of leonidas’ captain in 300 when his son got decapitated
Leroy Jenkins
That was his bro he was going after
this footage is surprisingly good for recording devices in the 1940s! Wow, probably remastered
Man its no real footage, its modern made movie!🤣 And if so.. its not even 1940! Russian posters on walls, so its after 1941...what idiot could think that is 1940.
@@oldtanker7665 he was being ironic, and the movie is Unsere Mutter, unsere Vater, 2013
Dude was jokn, goof!!
@@oldtanker7665 you realize you're the fucking idiot here, right? You're the only one who think he was talking seriously
@@enriquedorantessanchez1641 Well, kiss my ass, cos maybe i made a mistake, but you should get some culture lessons moron.
Where can I watch that series???
unsere mütter unsere väter 2013
What is the name of this movie/web series?
unsere mütter unsere väter 2013
"Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter" 2013
sitamfricus stupid propaganda
🇩🇪🇩🇪🇧🇦Deuschland
Maciej J stfu
@@Maciej605 why u dont fuck off
O Swisso because i must called stupid
Damn I just realized that the lieutenant (I think he's a lieutenant) is the main character from Babylon Berlin. So he's staring in two great German TV dramas. Good for him.
I don’t mean to come as an ass or anything but the silver shoulder boards he has with the single gold diamond means Oberleutnant, so yeah your kind of correct if it’s just the silver by itself it’d be Lieutenant if it has two that’d make him a Hauptmann
Do you play DLS19 ?
Yes, he is a lieutenant and he is the same actor
I don't like how Nazism is being romanticized in Germany, nowadays.....
Great mini series.
Ive never been more satisfied with a war scene. What is this from please
Is it just me or is it annoying to see people comment criticizing what’s realistic and what’s unrealistic, like to tell a story of course they need to take some creative liberties
You have a lot of veterans commenting here who have seen some shit. I myself have played castle wolfenstein numerous times so i can also comment on what is realistic and not.
GUT
@@tanyeweestudent6856 HAIL EMPORER
@@dewberryjohnson1665 HAIL SATAN
I find it fun to discuss realism in these type of scenes because ive studied this a lot. And the fact that this is such a realistic movie makes people analize it more. If it was a over the top, hollywood style movie, no one would analize it becsuse no one expect it to be realistic
6:40 Me in Call of Duty when I set the bots on recruit
Ahha me 2
@@gawgaw6941 no, u
LMAOOO
İts a machine gun XD
🤣😁
What film or series is?
unsere mütter unsere väter 2013
Generation War
its always refreshing seeing a different perspective
These series had been one of the BEST series I have seek in my life. Si super well done, totally totally totally worth to watch.
Which series is this please?
@@korypo303 In Germán it's called Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter, in English it's Generation War. You won't find dubbed, just with subtitles and it's way better like that. It's hard to find but keep on searching, it's absolutly worth it.
Parade of 60 000 German prisoners of war in the streets of Moscow Under escort:
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death to fascists and nazis!!! The most savage and cruel death!!! No mercy for any vile fascist or Nazi! Whoever comes to Russia with the war will die and go to meet Hitler. Fascist BASTARDS!!!
Wow, what a fantastic clip. Thanks for posting this one - one of the best!
Parade of 60 000 German prisoners of war in the streets of Moscow Under escort:
th-cam.com/video/-nbDIqBi0lA/w-d-xo.html
Could anyone tell me the name of the series
This film reminds me of the American series Band of Brothers.
For everyone to lazy to look at the description this series is called generation war
Its been removed
@@woutertje026 They removed it because of the swastika?
Was a really good watch. Even trying to keep up with the subtitles 👍
Only availible in the UK, so use VPN.
They removed it because of censorship of an ancient Rune
minute 3. The grenade hits the wall and not the window :p Buts its a dam good video/clip.
Just great video thank you.
This shows how the war gets more and more brutal.
In the firest episodes, we see the German soldiers risking their life to take prisoners when they were still in combat, now they just shoot the ones that try to surrender.
From what I've watched on this im assuming the guy that got hit by the rocket at the end was constantly suffering shell-shock but was looked after by his fellow men. His death threw thiwr leader into a suicidal fitness rage that made him run into enemy fire to avenge him. This move or series (im unsure) really knows how to pack a punch
WIlhelm was the brother of the guy who ran out at the end with the MP-40. The entire series follows the story of 5 teens. The brother joins the Wehrmacht when they start operation Barbarossa untill the chaotic retreat back to Germany, a jew gets deported, one girl becomes a military nurse on the eastern front and one girl stays in Berlin and becomes involved with a highranking Nazi member. They make a pact to be at the same place one year later but then the war grows and swallows them all in one way or another.
@@noliver96 That means this was made in Hollywood as well
I gotta add this show to my watch list. Looks great.
Can you please share the name?
@@Demons972 Generation War. Still have to watch it!
@@grahamduggan8476 Thank you good sir
Did you guys watch it? What you think?
@@matrich1983 pretty decent tbh
Historically has some flaws but 8/10 from me.
man surely went *"God Mode"* on last second
Name of the film please.
unsere mütter unsere väter 2013
I want more stuff like this, It's so fascinating to watch the german side in comparison to the other nations because I think it highlights a Really important part of war; all war is, is old men arguing and young men dying
you should watch the entire series - it is a well done scathing rebuke to the heroism of "warrior culture"
Flags of our fathers and letters from iwo jima. 2 movies made at the same time from boths sides USA and Japanese. Was awsome to watch both together.
All Quiet on the Western Front, all 3, however the new Netflix installment is in German.
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6:40 Anime characters when they go god mode after losing a friend
Power of Friendsip :))
Whats the title of this movie?
@@ardianto_yousuf Generation war
@@ardianto_yousuf Kanojo Okarishimasu a.k.a Rental Girlfriend(Rental Kanojo).
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What movie is this
Can I just ask even know this was nine years ago what is this movie called every time I try to search it it never searches I need to know
As for realism, why do grenades when detonated in movies always have a massive fireball? It ain't like that guys!
so much about this entire sequence was so wrong.i also hate the editing and shaky camera effect. most shots last all of 1-2 seconds. stupid
To be fair the Stalhandgranate wasn't a frag, it was a high explosive. It wouldnt've been as massive as that unless it was bundled but it's not too far off. My great granddad (British Artilleryman Dunkirk+DDay) is deaf in one ear because of the shockwave from one of em
@@adamdesouza6153 I believe that is correct. They were concussion grenades and very effective in closed in areas but no so much in the open.
it's because it sells way better that way. people love to see explosions. also the ending in this clip isn't realistic but it satisfies the viewers who felt bad for German squad. It's supposed to be a rollercoaster of emotions type movie and that's how they do it.
Yeah, bruh. It’s a fuckin’ movie. If you want realism, then how’s about you go fire a single .40 round with no ear protection. You will be essentially DEAF for about 30 minutes. Should a movie DEAFEN you too?
this is a beautiful/heartbreaking perspective of the germans. on the level of Band of Brothers.
just was only accurate of being sympathetic because the Nazis were sad they lost the war. Nazis aren't victums
@@jokersnewface5318 these werent Nazi’s, these were the Wehrmacht. Which basically means the army of Germany. Most of them were normal people that were ordered to fight and on occasion do bad things because they are obligated to follow orders by oath.
During the war and even after, many german soldiers were treated as equally evil because of what the SS did and were executed for it by russians and americans. But in reality they were just young boys scared to the bone born on the wrong side of the war.
@@jokersnewface5318 shalom
@@jokersnewface5318 oy vey
Parade of 60 000 German prisoners of war in the streets of Moscow Under escort:
th-cam.com/video/-nbDIqBi0lA/w-d-xo.html
sometimes you don’t subtitles to understand this lol
Wow it's the most wonderful video I ever saw
Loved this series!!
was a truly ace watch and gave it from a German perspective.
What's the name?
@@two_tone it's a miniseries called generation war
Parade of 60 000 German prisoners of war in the streets of Moscow Under escort:
th-cam.com/video/-nbDIqBi0lA/w-d-xo.html
The comments keep asking name of the film? It's not a film, it's a German TV series called Generation War.
It’s on Netflix it’s I think an 1:30 an episode and there is 3 or 4 can’t remember
@@itryrice8526 it's not on Netflix .there are three episodes .is on Amazon prime though
@@hopelessromantic4843 it used to be on Netflix so he probably watched it on there back when it was still on there
Where do they find these places to act? It's amazing
WWII restoration videos are incredible. 😮
In war movies in battle scenes you almost don't need to "act" :D !!! I was in war movie casting... I had to "act" that I get under surprise bombing and i have to hide myself in trench... As soon as the bomber plane sound started from loudspeakers and casting director started to scream at me "BOOMM, explosion!!!" another "BOOMM, explosion!!!" , etc,etc I was down on floor in the room corner and trying to make myself as little as possible!!!! My hands were shaking like 30 minutes after the end of casting :D !!!
this is the part of the serial named Our Mothers, our Fathers... very realistic movie about the Second World War...
That brave shoulder in the end 🙏
My great grandfather was a Lieutenant who was shot on the leg and still lived with the bullet on his leg till the day he died
That is an incredibly difficult scenario.... Shoot, move, communicate. Don't even need subtitles to understand. They were one of the best infantries of all time regardless of broader contexts.
Even Gen. Patton said they were the best infantry in the world
They were kind of bunched together and didn't really scout ahead though did they?
@@josef-peterroemer5309 And Rommel said that New Zealanders were the best infantry.
@@watching99134 the generals that led them bunched together when they were on the field. It takes time for some things to evolve.
Great series. It's like band of brothers from the german side. It's all in English subtitles but very good.
Lol everyone in the comments talks about this show but no one mentions the name of it nor does the video uploaded give credit. Can someone, anyone please tell me the name of this show?
Our mothers-Our fathers 2013
Generation War
@@ArcticWolf00Alpha0 Thank you so much gentlemen.
Unser mutter Unser vater
I watched the whole series and loved it. It is refreshing seeing the story from the other side.
@Adolf Hitler Generation war
@Adolf Hitler of all people you should know
А что за фильм?
title????
@@pvsfilms7173 Generation wars
Damn those grenades are OP I’ve never seen such big fire ball explosions from exploding grenades when I’ve had to use them
That's because it's a movie and not reality.
Huh.. were you in the military? Which country? Which branch?
@@BytinMcHawk 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@BytinMcHawk US army i guess
Mason Eimers South African police service SWAT and Reaction UNit . North British army royal signals corps .
Then most recently as a contractor to NATO ISAF
What movie is this??
unsere mütter unsere väter 2013
В конце бойцы РККА в полный рост с автоматами в руках встали под пули атакующего немецкого солдата. Сказка, да и только )). До этого эпизода бой в городе снят шикарно.
Какие блин эксперты такое пишут. Наверное все ветераны 10 мировых войн. Вот откуда вы знаете? Может это ещё необстрелянные новобранцы и какая бы ваша реакция была, когда он на вас несётся
@@cestmoitransportation я б лично стрелял со всей дури)
@@BBukazoid я б тоже так сказал, но кто знает, как оно было бы
@@cestmoitransportation Какая реакция? Сильнее вжаться в укрытие и открыть огонь на поражение. У этого камикадзе шансов выжить не было. В реальности он бы упал нашпигованный свинцом.
@@pyroman010 вы были в такой ситуации? Я лично нет, поэтому не могу утверждать. Интересно что вы можете угадать реакцию каждого человека и реакцию другого, когда тот видит, что первый например убегает
Our mothers our fathers. An excellent series with some pretty realistic war scenes. A bit over dramatized overall though. Still, a sad reminder of the personal tragedies inflicted on all sides of the war. War is hell! Let it stay there!
Love this series
The best moments is at last scene. Maybe it most stupid act but the most effective way!
In reality in reality, he will surely be dead after 3 meters
BRUH
02:24: Never, ever discard your empty mags. You never know if you'll be able to recover them later on. And you never know if the next suply point will have those.
I wonder why they did not use "dump pouches" earlier.
Yeah thats true. Those MP40 magazines would have been a vital part of his gear.
Hopefully they will make more such movies like Iron Cross 1,2; All quite on the western front or aforementioned films.