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- Watch our video "It Seemed That Nobody Was Stopping The Advance Of Americans In Normandy" and "Explore the gripping World War II memoirs of a frontline officer who journeyed from North Africa to the harrowing battlefields of Normandy. Witness the war through his eyes as he recounts the intense moments. Join us on this historical journey through one man's incredible wartime experiences." In this compelling video, you'll gain a unique perspective on World War II as we dive deep into the pages of his memoir and relive the moments when the world teetered on the brink of chaos, all through the eyes of a courageous frontline officer."
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Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Part 8 of Memoirs of a D-Day German Tank Hunter, He was a frontline German Officer who fought and witnessed fierce and bloody battles in the deserts of Africa and on the coast of Normandy.
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This is the link of part 7 th-cam.com/video/W5KgIkTo8C4/w-d-xo.html
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Amazing series-thoroughly engaging; over the years I’ve traveled to many of the battle sites. My dad was in the 101st airborne and fought in France and Belgium
Once America joined the war it was the beginning of the end for Germany although few realized it then, it would become apparent in 1943.
Thank you - I really appreciate these 1st person accounts.
The title is misleading. Seems like this German soldier fought mostly against British and Canadian forces, which also could not be stopped.
I agree. I wonder if they change the title for mostly British IP address TH-cam sites.
Exactly 👍
The British and Canadian forces became unstoppable when the US entered the war. Listen to what Churchill said about this.
@@paulbriggs3072nope im in England and still says American.
@@slightlySuperior What the hell does THAT mean?
Interesting and informative.
British intelligence American steel and Russian blood
Patton said it best.” Fortifications are a reflection of the stupidity of mankind.”
@Diogenes425 Patton's perspective on fortifications is a thought-provoking insight into the challenges and complexities of warfare.
Wars are a reflection of the stupidity of mankind
Looks like you found a real A.I. English voice. :)
@Bob.W. Sir so nice of you for your continuous feedback :), any news about ww2 stories ?
Much better voice!
Sir glad you liked it :)
There is a better English AI voice. Since World War II stories isn't going anymore I wish that they would use that English AI because it is the best by far. It has this sort of pan-european accent on a somewhat noble British voice. If you read these comments please start using that voice. It is amazingly relaxing.😊
@bookaufman9643 sir if you check the older videos on our channel ,we were already using that one ,have discontinued using it cuz it could be a source of problem for ww2 stories
As they have found out in the Ukraine, armor without air support, is very vulnerable.
Armor.......outside of apc type is gone....there are no tank battles anymore.
The voice has a problem with the suffix -ed at the end of verbs.
WW2 stories has no videos now, he must of got banned? Anyone hear anything? I saw this channel was started a while ago so I assume this is not WW2 stories second channel. I'll watch these videos nightly now and subscribe, thanks for posting.
nice narration
Many many thanks
The voice confused me a couple times thinking the British had switched sides in 44.
Someone please teach this robot to say 'vehicles'
Be grateful it is here. It made hundreds of mistakes, but so have human commentators.
Air power is my main thing but a ww2 historian my entire life, sitting here listening, looking at the still image of the line of German Panzer 4's. The Panzer 4 in my modest technical engineering nerd Brain was Germany's best all-around Panzer, specially when they Up-gunned them and added a bit more armor to vulnerable areas. just the right size and weight for western Europe, very reliable with all good performance specs. Other Tanks were better in certain areas but all had issues of some kind, not the 4's, these were the Work Horses. if they had put resources into the Panzer 4, instead of failed Panzers/Jaegers they could have had 3+ times the amount of tanks, using a multi-fuel Diesel engines fueling up with almost any kind of flammable liquid, could have been used as fuel, the monster tanks had only a couple engines, all with Chitty Fuel Mileage to move their Fat-A$$es, the Oily Weeds now covering the fields could be processed for Bio-Fuel. The War may have been different. - (Pssst., Hey Germany, From the future Here, you are going to Really Need A BIGGER, FASTER, HIGHER, FARTHER, UP GUNNED, AMOURED & SEALED FUEL TANK/ ENGINE COMPONENTS/ DRIVE-TRAIN,,,, "SUPER URAL BOMBER DESTROYER", build 10,000, just take my word.
'Ole- Adolf 'One-Nut' Hitler wanted a Pie-in-the-Sky Invulnerable Panzer, A big Naval-Gunned, moving bomb-proof Bunker incorporating a revolutionary Engine, Burning anything Liquid & flammable, capable of 100 KPH (60 MPH) for 800 Kilometers (500 miles) at 4.25143 KPL (10 MPG) imagine how good the 4 could've been with just a part of this development money
Even if the Germans doubled their tank output, they'd still be outnumbered 4-1 and probably 15-1 in aircraft. It was hopeless after Stalingrad
@@donaldshotts4429 true, the point here is a symptom of a disease in thinking across the board, almost guaranteed to assist in losing a War
@@donaldshotts4429 I came to say this.
those are clearly mark 3s
Everyone won't have the same opinion. But personally I prefer the voice in Part 4 as it seems to have a German accent which goes along with the German soldier's story being told. As if being told the story directly instead of having a feeling of being read to.
I see below some prefer the English accent.
Unconditional meant what they experienced after the Great War and how they treated others. Imagine if they knew what it would actually be like.
The photo on this site is the DAK, the Afrika corps. They are pzkw 3 , needless to say, Africa is not Normandy France.
I would recommend putting the place names in the description text - I think the AI mangles them enough that it's hard to puzzle out where people are.
The US was lend leasing Russia and flooding the coast from France. There was no stopping the production machine and Germany had taken too many losses.
And before that the UK was supplying Russia with 3,000 aircraft, 3,400 tanks, hundreds of artillery pieces and thousands of tons of machine tools and other necessary war materiel. It was done entirely Free of Charge and started 2 weeks after Barbarossa started in Summer 1941 long before US supplies were started in 1942.
And this will come as a surprise but Operation Overlord (D Day) was an entirely British conceived, developed, researched and executed operation. It was entirely British commanded and 80% of the naval assets were British. The two Mulberry Harbours that landed munitions, fuel, vehicles and people, were designed and built in the UK and shipped over. The concrete caissons were designed and built in the UK and floated over and sunk as storm protections along with blocking ships. The British and Canadians landed more men on more beaches than did the USA.
I write all this because, judging by your comment, it seems you think only the USA was in Normandy when without the British there would have been no 'D Day'.
@@1chish Relax....I was not.
@@toddjohnson271 'Relax'? Really?
What when once again I see a Yank totally excluding the country that kept itself free from invasion, lost more KIA than the USA (plus all its Commonwealth KIA), had its cities devastated, fought all 6 years in every theatre of WWII while no one else did?
Sad thing is you people are so engrained with the lie that only YOU fought WWII that you can't even see the insults when they are pointed out.
This is the best "voice" so far. The few American voices are too jarring when seeming to be spoken by Germans. The more common RP British voices are reminiscent of the Anglo-German voices, almost always spoken by psychopathic villains in contemporary movies. This voice could be characterized as Mid-Atlantic, an educated Euro-English without British or German baggage. Congratulations! On second thought, the French is too correct, but not exactly French enough, to be either American or French. It could be a bilingual Canadian or northern New England accent. Like my accent, which has come unmoored from its roots, it floats, being neither one nor another.
I’m American but I have to agree. There’s something a bit too jarring about the AI American accents. It might also be that my own Southern dialect is closer to British accents (as testified by professional linguists). In any case it’s always irked me that the “generic” American accent always has this broad upper Midwest sound. There’s for sure much more to American dialects than that.
I don’t know there’s been newsboys on other world war videos that sounds better than those, but this is good
Nice that the voice changed but the number of speaking errors has increased.
Agree with you
@@squarewave808 There's a Virginia accent that sounds British to me [mainland, not the Chesapeake one that sounds Shakespearean. Accents morph or are outright changed depending on your job history or where you lived originally, and where you may have lived later on.
Is there a way to follow these in any good order?
@billmalec sir whenever you watch some video ,in the video's description you will find the link of playlist ,there you can find all the videos in sequence ,secondly the easiest way is to go to comments section of the video ,find the first comment (this will be the pinned comment by channel ww2 tales),here you will find links of all previous videos with part numbers ,if you still have questions ,please tell me
omg this guy show a video, everytime its one pic and ur putting us to sleep story tellin
"...the Americans in Normandy". Americans? Americans were not the only ones advancing in Normandy.
And barely mentioned. Not really who this person's company encountered.
Relax, you are not being ignored. The Americans did in fact advance in Normandy, as did the British and Canadians. Take the chip off your shoulder and enjoy the first person view.
In its current form without a basic and verifiable historical source apparatus, it is interesting and entertaining fiction. Who is this, where is this story published and by whom, or what archive holds the source material? That metadata would all of a sudden make it suitable for a corpus of oral history.
What happened to WW2 Stories? Same stories but with a german voice - the page is empty now.
They posted comments on the community page over there.
The new chanel is now
@WorldWar2storiesback
Probably because 80% of the German forces were fighting and dying in Russia. Like most Americans I grew up believing we won the war...and we certainly did in the Pacific, but if you had to break it down by percentage I would say Russians did 75% of the work in Europe. Just look at German losses in WWII. The vast majority were on the Eastern front. And when I say vast majority I'm talking 70-80% of all the German soldiers that died in the WWII died in Russia or trying to halt the Russians advance in Germany.
American and British air war consumed most of German war production on planes, flak guns etc. Plus Americans supplied great quantities of material to Russia. America was critical in the victory over Germany.
@@slightlySuperior What's inaccurate in my statement? I didnt even get into Russian military casualties compared to the US. By all means, embarrass me.
@@jfiffickboo hoo.
@@slightlySuperior. how so? go ahead and explain it; I would love to see it.
@@douglasskaalrud6865 What does that even mean? Not coming back with facts shows the weakness of your argument.
All their "sacrifices " were in vain.
Jonathan Pryce
Interesting videos, although rather funny with an English accent narrating these tales. A German accent would have made it much more interesting.
Hey, a different voice!
True, but there was a reason. The German defense of the West was a token effort as the surrender to the Western Allies was far more preferable than surrender to the Russians. Hence far more effort was placed on the Eastern front.
In the 1990s I met a man who fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was a cook in an anti tank company. He ended up manning a gun. He and 4 others were the only survivors of the company. The Bulge was a very nasty battle.
Hitler transferred several panzer divisions to Normandy and moved some troops from Italy as well. .but th defeat was inevitable once Allie’s had kept the germans guessing as to landing site and weather was acceptable. If the storm that took out the mulberry’s had arrived sooner, or bad weather grounded allied Air Force, Hitler had allowed earlier movement for his reserves and placed them on coast evenly distributed between Calais and nOrmandy , i guess he had a slim chance, but as the allied landings at Anzio, Salerno showed, germans would not be abel to displace lilies because they faced air dominance . Rommel was right t-?make peace you idiot.”
Clearly the russians bore the brunt of the war , but without the allied landings at North Africa and italy coudl have dragged out western front air longer. Americas entry into war doomed Germany . That said, America was committed to save Britain at hating out which meant battle fo Atlantic and Allie’s prevailing there inevitable.. as for war in pacific Japanese KNEW they coudl not defeat America even if they had sunk entire fleet and carriers at Pearl Harbor. Their only option woudl be to withdraw from China and they would rather commit sepuku than face that. These expel were crazy man back in 1936.
Something about robo-voice narrators that sound real but mispronounce the most basic words,,,,
There were other countries involved in WW2...Not just USA.
Been listening to a lot of these and they are absolutely wonderful, but some of the narrators British pronunciations take a minute to understand then make me laugh once I realize what he is saying. As in this one when he pronounced vehicles as V-Hick-Lee's, lol. Defiantly going to use that one on the Wife and kids when the opportunity arises
@michaelwhitt517 We are glad you're enjoying the stories! It's wonderful that you find humor in these moments
These pronunciations are not British, but rather those of a not very capable computer-generated voice.
I thought Americans were supposed to be inferior soldiers compared to the supermen of the Wehrmacht. Don’t bs me about the advantages the Americans had. The British and Canadians had the same advantages and the Germans gave them a hard time too. You try to fight harder when you’re losing.
This is a verbatim repeat off another channel.
I really hate to hear that.
Wonder which one is first? That kind of thing is disappointing.
Amazing mispronunciation, robo voice.
I pity these men. They had little choice and very few soldiers on any side have any real idea why they are there. Everyone but a few politicians and businessmen are drowned in illusion over what any war is really about.
Sounds deep. Nonsensical.
@@SpicyTexan64 LBJ sent my father off to Vietnam with some fairy tale about freedom. The same lie got my aunt's husband dead there. A seventeen year old will believe anything and no one died in Vietnam, for 'freedom.' Or in any of the stupid wars that followed.
My WWII vet dad said the most common lament among Frontline GIs was "Who cares? Nobody cares!"
Maybe it will help you to pity the living. It is still happening.
Well another attempt at a narrator bot… no human English speaker would pronounce 1200 as “one two hundred” … Jesus at least have a human, native english speaker proof your stuff… it truly ruins and otherwise excellent, if synthetic, experience… hey what about this.. hav3 an actual human present it!
@dougmoore4326 Sir you observations are very much valid ,we will try to fix it
the nazi messianism was finishing off th3 british empire
god. ditch the AI voice. very very annoying.
So they kept calling it a battalion with only 30 men...🫡😧
Actually Germany did something better than America did. They did not put replacement men in with an existing unit. When America threw replacement men into existing units group cohesion was destroyed and the poor replacement guys were treated like lepars.
When a military unit goes through the war with the same men leadership adapts planning with the existing sizes there are massively fewer cases of shell shock and other battle trauma.
@@andysheepleton...WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO ABOUT IT?!
No, it was Company 8 of his battalion.
@@andysheepleton Germany was famous for gathering random troops together and creating battle groups with no time to train together.
They were constantly putting together scratch companies near the end or when the Soviets made a breakthfough