Hessen 1945 (in color and HD)
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- Impressions just after the end of World War Two from the German Region Hessen (Frankenau) close to Edersee.
00:01 City of Bad Wildungen
01:37 "Löwen-Apotheke" (pharmacy) in Bad Wildungen
02:25 Frankenau
05:32 Fritzlar Air Base
09:47 City of Halle/Saale freight station and old bridge "Berliner Brücke"
11:08 City of Halle/Saale Geiststraße
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Footage in original color and HD before restoring for the documentary “Spirit of Liberation" (Kronos Media, 2016)
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I am deeply grateful that I can now watch such precious old footage through TH-cam.
I love how the person that filmed this did it knowing he was capturing history.
Of course
Yes, taped on camera, how the Americans take Nazis to Resorts.
@@skepalet wehrmacht*
@@realcritical-kr2dd You think the Wehrmacht where all saints?, did you look up what they did in Stalingrad and numerous cities, villages, across the USSR.
@@Boooooooooo541 Oh look, it's the cool guy 🥶, be careful everyone.
I'm retired military and it is amazing watching this in color raw. I can easily imagine myself being in the middle of WW2 instead of those distant B&W newsreels.
@@yakovmatityahu Me? No, but I've been part of many wars in my career.
why do you have to say, you retired military, what does it bring to your commentary ?
Is it because, you are retired military, you are allowed to appreciate it more than other people ?
Your comment, saying you can imagine yourself been in the middle of WW2 is totaly stupid.
Shame on you.
You think it's funny !
Let's make a mess in your retard country and then wish it would be fun to be there during the conflict ...
Killing civils, maybe your family, raping your mom, sisters, having to eat your dog because nothing to eat ...
very retard thinking ...
In Ukraine, people was eating them family because nothing to eat ...
What a wish ...
thanks for your service sir.
@@harkmay You're welcome!
No, one can’t!
This makes the experiences of my grandfather's generation so real for me. Thank you!
@@user-xw2nx4tr5n What kind of comment is that? Why would you say that? My grandfather fought for the Canadian forces and my mother's mother was Ukrainian whose family fled to Canada before the war.
Thanks so much for sharing this and so many more incredible videos!
As a history buff this is a nice treasure trove...keep uploadibg, please!
I'm in awe of how vibrant the kodachrome colours are. It's always a bit surreal to see such great looking colour film from WWII.
The Wizard of Oz too
It's not Kodachrome, strictly speaking. The E-6 process was originated by the German company Agfa before the war and was a tightly held trade secret. Like so much other German prewar technology, the IP rights became spoils of war for a firm within the allied bloc (Kodak). Similar things happened with German audio technology (the tape recorder), and the Automotive IP of Daimler-Benz and BMW. My guess is that the original could be faded but digitally restored for modern video.
colors***
@@gcrav danke für die Aufklärung
na Hauptsache Sie achten auf die Technik anstatt auf die Gräueltaten den man den Deutschen angetan hat
I think common German soldiers were just happy to have made it out of WWII alive and looking forward to going home. Some of their expressions are (seemingly) of excitement rather than of defeat.
The weren't when they were raping women, murdering and torturing people and burning down their houses. Oh no, it was all fun and games then. But when the boots on the other foot it's ...oh the common german soldier, just like you or I...fuck off.
Crowmack, you really ought to educate yourself instead of swallowing media hyped drivel and look at factual history from those from the axis side which were there.
@@crowmack My great Uncle Gustav, farmboy - army trucks came into the village, rounded up all the young men, there and then, and loaded them into the trucks. One month later he was on the front line in Stalingrad. Only escaped death because he got invalided out (when they still could) with frostbite-induced gangrene.
Life is pretty much always more complex than people like you like to believe.
@@blindmelonstubbly The Wehrmacht was equally responsible for war crimes committed on occupied territories as SS. Since day one to the last day.
@@jarosawkorczynski4746 yeah. And the winner forget their own wrong behavior. Allied soldiers did also murder, rape and all that bad things. There is always evil people who over use their power on weaker people, everywhere. Life and humanity isn't simple.
You can't put a price on film like this, and big respect to those restoring them. As a social historian I find stuff like this fascinating, especially the fire in the marshalling yard and the use of Germans as a fire brigade.
This is the German fire brigade. She had exactly that uniform. In a village in Lusatia, the Russians shot the entire fire brigade because they thought it was SS.
@@tommiheuni2817 Не мудрено перепутать.Развеж что они были без оружия.Командир расчета пожарной команды выглядит прям штандартенфюрером.Ибо ненависть была к ним ужасная,да и было за что ненавидеть.Ну хуже врага нет так это -предателя:-Власовцев с Бандеровцами этих в плен на Восточном фронте точно не брали!
@@user-zc6dk8dv7e there were many reports of Russian soldiers raping kids and women in Poland and Germany, these weren’t even enemy combatants, they were just civilians. They even shot their own Soviet prisoners of war they discovered in German concentration camps.
It was a Real german fite brigade and their duty to take out fire
@@user-zc6dk8dv7e самый опасный враг это чекисты сталинцы , они купались в крови своего населения .
priceless footage. thank you very much for making it available here
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How wonderful to see this in color.
Triumph and misery. But looks like an almost friendly conquest, the sun shining all days long. But the winners and loosers all gone today.
@@rudolfkraffzick642 Time has no discrimination, it catches up with everybody.
Wonderfull???
Its really wonderfull to see this because its of the city where i live in (its very small) and my great grandfahter must be in this video. i can relocate so many spots out of this video its just amazing.
Wow really?
Great film clip. Somewhere in the crowd of German POWs is my father. He was on the Russian front, deserted and went looking for the 'Ammies', surrendered and was sent to Hessen. He, among others, was then sent to France to help rebuild damaged areas caused by the war and was released in 1947.
Повезло сжигал и убивал у нас а попал во Францию
@@user-re2mj6oz3r откуда такая информация, что он сжигал- убивал??? Он может водителем был.
Например, мой дед, был и водителем и разгружал и охранял конвои из США с лендлизом и немцев в глаза не видел. Кроме лётчиков люфтваффе в небе ( и то только самолёты ).
@@blackbeard-wl6xt no one was innocent
Повезло, а вот коммуняки своих из одного лагеря в ругой направляли
@@kotofey70 ну на то они и камуняки
Hessen
0:01 city of Bad Wildungen
2:25 village of Frankenau
5:32 Fritzlar AB
Saxony Anhalt
9:48 City of Halle/Saale freight station and old Berliner Brücke
11:08 City of Halle/Saale Geiststraße
Thank you so much for this information about the places. Could you please explain how you did recognize Bad Wildungen, Fritzlar and Halle an der Saale? Thanks!
@@chronoshistory
I like this detective work:-D Bad Wildungen was a bit difficult. The inner city and the boulevard with the trees looks different nowadays. But the streetsign "Edersee 13km" at 1:05 was a good hint which city it could be. The significant building "Löwen-Apotheke" at 1:41 still exists at the Main place.
Fritzlar AB was the next airfield to Bad Wildungen. Quite flat countryside without a forest in that part of Hesse is uncommon. So it was obvious Fritzlar.
Haale/Saale was not easy but the streetsign "Berlin 168km" was a good hint where it must approximately be. The architecture is inner german and not in the south or north. In the end at 9:59 the significant small tower in the background at the burning huge freight station with the four pinnacles that still exists nowadays and the bridge on the left was obvious Haale/Saale. The Geiststraße was the quite intact inner city of a german city with a tramway in 1945 only 168km from Berlin. Haale Saale is known being relatively spared. Which clips do you need help?
Thank you so much for the great explanations, @Friedrich K. Nobel ! This already helps us a lot!
Thanks
War stock footage is often abused in this way. I see the same footage illustrating wildly opposite situations.
I just rented "The Spirit Of Liberation" from Vimo, because of this footage you posted. Thank You! Going to watch it now!!
was talking to an old man who was a german pow at a camp near my town..they had a lot of freedom when here getting to go into local town etc..he got friendly with local scottish girl..married her after the war..lived in the usa till she died after being married over 50yrs..then returned home to germany..he knew everything about my town...lovely man.
My wife's family knew a German pow , he worked on a nearby farm . He was an artist and would draw peoples portraits. My father in law had the guys self portrait once upon a time but its now with his brother in Ireland. He stayed in the uk for some time after the war but they eventually lost touch.
+emosh73 Enough said!
Kindly - do NOT intermix POWs inside the USA with the camps (death camps) Eisenhauer erected INSIDE Germany AFTER the war !!!!!! Understood ?! Please - OMG !
Renata Ostertag: Is correct
Lucky guy, he actually didn't get executed in the first half hour.
Amazing films. Beautifully restored. And no artificial dust and scratches that some folks add to give it a period "feel". Sure would like to see a few technical notes though - film type, 8mm, 9.5mm, 16mm, kodachrome, camera type if recorded.
It's funny how back in the day when you filmed a stranger as they walked by they smiled, now if you film strangers in most cases they are going to rush you and scream at you to turn that camera off.
Because cameras were a novelty back then. Now they're spying devices.
@@G-Mastah-Fash well said
Different context. In our time peoples are so dangerous and toxic that you cant imagine what he is going to do with the videos.
@@adamadaam8375 Yeah it is definitely different when, what are you going to do with the Footage? Project it on a wall? Opposed to uploaded to TH-cam... lol.
@@spellchanger1169 dude stop being so naive.
Awesome footage, many fascinating little insights and moments.
I had an uncle who had to serve in the Wehrmacht. He killed in action on March 27, 1945 at the age of 19 at Seelower Höhen. The war in Europe ended 6 weeks later. I never got to know him. My aunt named her son Walter after him. That was 75 years ago. Germany must never go to war again.
Dampf undDiesel no country should be at war. We need to learn from ww2
yeah but you never know, he might have been a dick. I had a uncle died right before i was born, and based on my relatives, he was probly a dick to
Hallo Ich kann leider nur wenig English Ich komme aus falkenhagen Das ist in der nähe von seelow noch heute findet man viele überreste des krieges
Ist denn dein verwanter gefunden und Auf einem der soldatenfriedhöfe bestattet worden?
ww2 was initiated by Allies, Germany did its best to avoid it.
@@rothari1865 LOL
Good footage. Everytime I see films like this from the war, I look for familiar faces of those I knew who served on either side.
Fascinating pictures. Small town in the beginning up to 2:24 is Bad Wildungen. The film was taken in the Brunnenallee and Brunnenstrasse. Most of the buildings stil exist and have changed very little in the past 76 years.
Go to settings and play back at .75 - looks much better. Thanks for posting!
I was very impressed with the valuable color images. Thank you for posting.
All filmed by George Stevens Sr., the Hollywood movie director.
Amazing footage!! Really brings it to life and the reality of it all. Thanks to the greatest generation!
Nice Video.
I knew where parts of thus Video was filmed and its interessting to see what has changed and what not
I'm amazed Bye these captured moments. Thank you for sharing
what a fabulous piece of film, thanks for the upload
Shane McRedmond . Je
Wow, you can feel the relief on all of these men. They survived. Life would carry on. Amazing footage.
But didn't a huge of German troops end up dying in Eisenhower's death camps?
@@almartin2138 Nope. This is a myth pushed by one author that is not taken seriously by any historians and has been thoroughly debunked.
@@blakeskidmore523 Oh really? Out of interest, who was the author? And why would someone lie about such a thing?
not that much, a lot of german prisonner of war died after the war from hunger and bad treatment
@@blakeskidmore523 Hi Blake, shall corially ask you once again, could you be so kind as to inform me where one can go to find your assertions? Fanx in advance ; )
The guy smoking the pipe looks just like my late Dad's best friend Bill Alt. He was there and took lots of pictures. A Major in the Army Corp of Engineers. He had the best WW2 stories and pictures.
Great quality footage but proper speed is 0.75.
They did look super-industrious!
Oh yeah..thanks!
good shout......much smoother. :-)
Good call. Thanks.
Thank you for the tip. It made viewing much more enjoyable!
People dressed so well back in the day.
@pork n beans ok boomer
You should come to visit Germany these days - we don't only dress well but have cars as well :D
@@sven5206 naturally you are missing his point - whoooosh
@pork n beans LOL... Yeah, those saggy pants exposing their nasty butt cracks and boxer underwear.
@@nosferatuoddz7974 better than brainless millennial
Danke für diese Eindrücke ....
Listening to sound with headset makes me sleepy..what a ASMR !!
Really interesting footage. Thank you.
Facinating footage. Victors, and vanquished! Everyone here, winners and defeated, just seems happy & relieved the war is over.
The soldier in 4:24 breaks my heart, he looks so incredibly young and scared. Reminds me of my grandmother's brother, he went missing in Russia aged 20. My great-grandmother never got over it.
Probably murdering Belarusian Jews.
@@haizee2330 Maybe he was just a boy being overwhelmed by the system with a mother who couldn't sleep at night with worry.
Not all were war criminals.
@@Katrin-jj3mg I was talking about your great uncle
@@haizee2330 just for your information...my great uncle was a boy who never wanted to be a soldier. on his last visit in 1944 he told my grandmother that he knew he would die if he had to go back to the front. He died in Russia and it broke my great-grandmother. Nobody can understand the circumstances anymore and that is also unnecessary. No one gets justice from it.
A fate of many in many countries, but a tragedy for our family.
@@haizee2330 Had not the Fnglish orchestrated this war no atrocities had happened.
In the end the Fnglish declaration of war cost more than 60 mil lives !
I lost my only uncle in WW fighting Germany. He graduated from high school at 14 and a half, I think of the great life he should have had, he was the oldest of five and the only son and was an
Army Air corpsman, most of his crew got out and were captured and returned. He was on a B-17 and my father was a Torretta Flier in 1944 on a B-24, the plane was the Ol 45, and he was lucky, did his fifty missions and his only job in the last year of the war was in Madison, WI giving out weekend passes to new recruits. He died in 2008 at 92 and might have been the last man left on the plane, and he did attend a few reunions in the 1990's. He had more common sense than anyone I have ever known.
put this to 0.75 speed and the movements seem significantly less jumpy and more realistic
How do u do that??
you are so smart!:)
It could also have been filmed at the wrong speed...cameras were not all that mechanically accurate back then
@@Ralphieboy More likely they shot at a slower film speed to conserve film.
Cars drives like 0.5 speed 😅😅😅
Me da gusto ke exista este tipo de vídeos en los ke se aprecian momentos ke nunca se podrán olvidar y se ven tan claros muy buen vídeo gracias saludos desde México
Germany should not exist for what they did
SALUDOS A AMLO
que video mas asombroso su calidad es magnifica a pesar del tiempo gracias por dejar conocer esto .
Very cool. Goes along with some of the descriptions my father told me about in that area after the war had ended. He was there with the seventh Army 100th infantry division.
Надеюсь он в аду на веки вечные
I got to ride in one of the C47s, What a magnificent plane. Noisy, rough, and just a course plane. It was a true work horse. Loved it.
What surprises me most is the quality of the camera. Could it be that the quality of the shooting during these years?
Document très émouvant, et rare, n'oublions jamais merci à vous 👍👍🥰
Very good film thanks for the upload .But just to mention that the addition of a commentator would really make it special .
Amazing quality footage 👌
This area seems to be relatively intact. Most German towns in other area's were rubble after the war. Or perhaps this area was picked to film for precisely that reason.
WILTALK eh frankfurt, wiesbaden and darmstadt were a wasteland and today wiesbaden and darmstadt were reconstructed into those classic 19th century style cities frankfurt was made a financial capital.
Wiesbaden wasn't that damaged, only about 20% of the city was destroyed, which is a small toll, given the circumstances. Kassel, Frankfurt and Dramstadt were the biggest and most bombarded cities in Hessen, a very very sad thing. Frankfurt and Kassel in particular were medieval living monuments
Eduardo Rivero I remember an older man telling me that you could see the flames of darmstadt miles away....
Yea, that was a constant with big and medium cities in Germany, since their old towns had so many old wooden buildings, when the Brits bombed them they became a major bonfire
WILTALK I’m sure it was American propaganda. Like you said the Allies pretty much fire bombed civilian towns with 0 military targets inside. A war crime that was never really talked about at the time.
Die Qualität ist ja unglaublich gut.
I ' be always wondered how they colour these B&W movies... amazing
I remember Daddy in his Ike jacket. Amazing footage.
Very beautiful documentary ....the memory is here .
To have much of the German uniforms & equipment now, is of much value $ Excellent film.
When we work together no matter what our differences. No force on earth can stop us, but us. Freedom is our drug. Fight fight fight to the death of it. For freedom is everything. It’s more precious now than ever.
this is amazing... I feel so much more connected to what happened in ww2
now they don't look like people from another world
?
Thanks for sharing... Nice to see footage like this..
Ich liebe solche überarbeiteten Aufnahmen alleine der "Kultur" unterschied im vergleich zu heute ist enorm
Unglaublich schön und sentimental,,bin 2 Jahre danach geboren
The sequenz at the beginning (1:20 and later ) are filmed in Bad Wildungen, which was the Headquarter of the Americans in Hessen. I grew up there and interestingly my father (born 1938) is seen in one part of the film
sound of a movie projector . perfect!
Starts in Bad Wildungen,
from 2:23 to 5:31 POW collecting point near Frankenau 14 km east of Frankenberg (Eder),
5:32 to 9:46 maybe todays Heeresflugplatz Fritzlar (German Army Airfield Fritzlar),
from 9:47 till end propably Halle (Saale) (Saxony-Anhalt).
Director George Stevens (4:17) and the guy at 2:16 to 2:22 knew more.
Sehr schönes Video, war mit meinen Großeltern als Kind immer am edersee.
Спасибо!
Tolle Aufnahmen direkt aus meiner Heimat!!
Vielen Dank für dieses Video!!!! :D
Great shots straight from my home !!
Thank you for this video !!!! : D
The footage is very good. Wished there was a narration to go along with it.
there is narration from george stevens..its on youtube....well some of it is.
Another very interesting visual document.
El sonido de la cinta corriendo,bien de la época, felicitaciones por la calidad del material, saludos 🇦🇷
There’s an Aussie with his slouch hat as one of the liberated POWs at about 7:15.
That man comes from north africa or either greece
@@cyrosubod2317 : bronze Australian Military Forces 'Rising Sun' Crest (GSB) on the side of his slouch hat - he's one of ours, ..mate! 👍
Whoever he was, we hope his family were all pleased to see this digger return home, and hope he had a good life from there on, and we thank him, and his family for his service.
LEST WE FORGET.
Peter 🇦🇺
A fortunate region, untouched by the war, and a precious time capsule.
I hope everyone in this film got to go home. Great footage.
I'd love to see pictures of that town as it is today. Looks like it survived the war in good shape.
Should have been bombed flat, the same as they did to so many towns in England 🏴.
i just love german uniforms they are so powerful and stylish
Doka Saku While mine are more glorious
No it's more like fruit cakeus
Designed by Hugo Boss.
no kidding?
agh..This Hugo Boss bs again..
Far too many fine European people killed on both sides during that dirty war .
Agreed. That and a couple of Americans trying to free them.
@@ut000bs oops sorry about the Americans .Don't forget about the 26 million fine Russians.
scott scot84 .You're ignorant.Germany invaded the USSR and killed millions and then Russians had to fight back. Stalin killed political opponents in the Gulags.
that was the plan
@@marka.1770 .Maybe they all remembered what a top guy Jssse Owwns was ??.?
these scenes are from 1945, that is, 75 years ago. It gives food for thought, all those people you see there are dead today, and we were dead at that time, when they lived. In another 75 years, when many of us are dead, people who do not yet exist will see scenes from our time and say the same. life is crazy friends.
My family is from Hessen. We had been in america for 3 generations before the war. My Grandad was a staff sergeant in the red ball express. Wars should have to be fought by those who profit from war. Instead it us, fighting our families. You never seen a rich man on a front line. I really enjoyed this video. It made me wonder if I had looked at a cousin or an uncle. It made me wish I still spoke my predecessors language. It made me miss my Grandma and Grandpa. I love you all and I suspect we are all cousins or aunts and uncles if we go back far enough. I call no man my enemy.
Well done.i like to watch and learn much more history.and also see the lifestyle of the world in the past.as I was iranian fighter and tank driver in the battle field war with Iraq 1980 to1988.thank you so much and hope to see much, much more like this.
Bellissimo documento!!!
Why is there no sound? I would like to hear what the Germans are talking about
@@DESMINDMUSIC
....damals gab es manchmal keinen Ton dazu! Leider.
It's amazing how many different languages are found in the comments.
By looks of the footage this little town didn't receive the full wrath of the Allies firepower. I was stationed in a town along the Main River in northern Bayern named Aschaffenburg. It wasn't so fortunate as it was practically leveled. However 25 Ks or so east down the Main River was the storybook medieval aged town of Miltenberg which had not a stone or board disturbed. The story was that a US fighter pilot escorting the B 17s spotted the exceptionally historic beauty and cultural value of the ancient walled city and talked the flight commander into not bombing it because of its lack of war making facilities. I was very luck to visit many German cities, towns, hamlets, and villages all having unique historic n cultural personalities.
The River is called Main
How nice to spare a town because of its architecture! Indiana Jones in real life! 😂
you would not indulge in pistols and machine guns, or who would not bomb you
@@pacza_vacza That's a good question to ask Herr Putin in the Kermlin Comrade Troll!
@@jeromedavid7944 Which country do you live in?
Before Putin, there was also Garbachev and Yeltsin
Moms side is from Hessen Nassau.Thank you.
I imagine the overwhelming emotion was relief, they had somehow survived.
More like anxiety about what the future would hold.
🌐...Благодарю... Уникальные кадры...)))...!
Очень не плохо !
Great informative review as always .And yes I stay away from these vehicles and avoid them like plague .
Que bom ver vídeos da II guerra em cores!
wo ist eigentlich in Hessen der Ort, von dem aus es nach Berlin nur 168 km ist?
@Russki
Vielleicht ist das ein Fernhinweis auf die 168 Kilometer entfernte Autobahn (gar so viel gab es ja noch nicht), die dann nach Berlin führt. Aber das ist Spekulation. Ja, wenn man einen Straßenatlas von 1945 hätte ...
der oder eider umphf phumf fahten .
nirgends
Halle
@@swarthyjake4433 Fubar! ;-)
I was born in Kassel, Hesse in 1949 and came to the US in 1955. In 1959-'60 I went back with my Mother and sister and stayed in Arolsen.
At 1:05 of the film you can see a sign that says "43km to Arolsen".
Wonder where all these people are going?
I was born in Kassel 4 years after this film was made. Lived until 1955 in a small village called Furstenwald.
With the TH-cam Custom Speed Extension for Google Chrome you can adjust this video speed to 0.6x playback speed which I think reflects the actual speed they were moving at when the video was recorded.
European countries have been in war with each other over hundreds of years, and unfortunately it has never really stopped. Inocent people have died through the manipulation of their leaders who wanted more power and tried to extend their countries borders. The first World War and second World War are just a continuations of those nightmares that started centuries ago.
Thankfullly stopped now
@@louisecoffey9843 it’s still happening now more than ever.
"European countries have been in war" - you mean Norway, Switzerland, Estonia???
1:27 In right bottom corner a little angel appears
I seen that little angle appear and turn to look at the world around her xx
@@charlottesweb7202 She could still be alive today. Around 77-78 maybe.
Tom Fu thank you
Very impressive movie, all these POW ! How could they deal with so many ? The town doesn't look too destroyed compared to others, thanks for sharing 👋👍😘
that's simple. First they stole their personal belongings, and then they planted them into some completely unsheltered terrain along the Rhine river and starved them or have them freeze to death. It is called the Rheinwiesen. Allegedly more than 2 million POW got killed like there. It was an act of American bravery, ya know, similar to Iraq and Syria.
Замечательный материал. Спасибо.
нужен перевод
Incredible Footage of Germany in 1945...
German unforms are a work of art...
and it was a gay person who made them
Hugo Boss?
@@corky1548 nobody cares if he was a f** or not
corky Where did you come upon that bit of misinformation? Boss was not gay, not that it matters
They truly are
Frankenau, my Hometown
👍 I bet it's grown a lot bigger since 1945 !
У них тогда даже было на улицах лучше, чем у нас сейчас
Обично при диктатуре и культе одной личности чистота и порядок везде!Только касатся цивилизоваих и законопослушних наций!
Возьми веник и подмети, тоже будет чисто. Чисто не там где убирают, а там, где не сорят
Спасибо за съёмку 👍
Ура нашел
@@user-jj6oq5ho1k Да, русскоязычных мало под этим видео.
Я чë то не понял,это немецкие пленные под конвоем американцев,или нет?
Tirando a questão da Guerra é fantástico assistir imagens quase centenárias é algo surreal.
i dont understand why the footage you see in most WW2 documentaries arent as good as this
German army is very strong army..❤️💪..I love jermany .love from srilanka 🇱🇰
Спасибо за кадры!
why are so many russians interested about those movies? Do many russians talk about this time, what they say? I'm very curious.
@@ytrew9717 I don’t know for others, it was very interesting to me before
@@georgerare sorry but could please explain why: what do you find so interesting? (You can write russian, google will translate).
@@ytrew9717 are you serious? You really don’t understand WHY???
@@ytrew9717 Не верю что вы не понимаете почему русский сказал спасибо за эти кадры. Извиняюсь,но я вам вопросом на вопрос отвечу - почему с мая 1945 в Берлине над Рейхстагом развивался советский флаг и стены Рейхстага были исписаны победными лозунгами в основном на русском языке? И на улицах Берлина висели плакаты с Сталиным и развивались советские флаги,почему? Почитайте историю, посмотрите архивные видео что творили фашисты на советской земле.Узнайте какой ценой досталась победа над фашизмом советскому народу.У меня по отцовской линии почти всю семью в селе фашисты расстреляли. Спаслись чудом только бабушка (мама отца ) и её сестра.По материной линии бабушка блокаду Ленинграда пережила. А вы спрашиваете почему эти кадры интересны русским. Историю изучайте что бы не задавать таких глупых вопросов.
PS. 2:24 Жаль что этих фашистов из видео в плен американцы взяли а не советские солдаты . Очень жаль.
This footage was from that town that was famous for the fast walkers..
In Newark New York, a small village near Rochester, there was a German Prisoner of War camp. It existed to supply labor to canning factories and the like. When the war ended many were not in a hurry to go home.. Years later, some former prisoners visited Newark and the people who treated them so well.
At 5:24 you still find the Position in the Village. The buildings allmost are still the same today. Just a litle Woods are now growing there.