The Invincible Soldier Who Would Not Die
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"At the edge of madness, in a time of sadness
An immortal soldier finds his home
Proven under fire, over trench and wire
No fear of death, he's unshakeable"
Sabaton
@@roncyrebello6407 I am here too. Sabaton kill it every time.
SA BA TON SA BA TON
"No fear of death, he is forged for the war!
He will always be coming for more!"
At the edge of madness, he will show no sadness
Never broken, he'll be back for more
Proven under fire, over trench and wire
Forged for the war, he's unbreakable!
I've always heard the saying "He was made for war" but I never seen an example so accurate to this quote. This man was quite literally made for war
Destined for war
Nah, war was made for this man
@@wheelocheese7602 great name mate
Designed for war
Yeah dude his plot armour is of the chart's
This man fought in both World War's, getting severe injuries throughout both, and managed to make it to 80+. Absolute unit. Respect
In total he survived 5 wars, 5 plane crashes, 13 injuries, and a multitude of POW camps
Pretty epic
and yet, some stairs gave him his greatest injury......
@@mozxz the worst enemy of all.
The worst injury yet was done by some measly stairs😢
I love how he ONLY retired after he fell down stairs. Not from the many, MANY injuries from battle (like how any SANE person would). No- only from falling down a flight of stairs. This man is THE real life final boss.
Gives a new meaning to "These stairs are killing me."
idk how but I hate stairs now
He was on his last bar of HP when that happened.
@@neo-didact9285 *Bombastic side eye*
This guy was willing to *bite* off his own fingers so that the nurses had to amputate it, *the balls of this man*
More like he bit the fingers off because the nurses weren't gutso enough to do it for him.
I see what you did there
Titanium balls
So big they collapse space time
Pain is weakness leaving the body
This guy brings a whole new meaning to the term "built different"
Lol fr that is true . The men in ww1 was insane aswell. It was digging n hand to hand combat. The other weapons were straight up artillery lined up. The germans theory was " if you shoot 50 artillery in a area. Its eventually going to hit something". At that time the weapons was primitive. Basically were the name ( No Mans Land ) comes from burned out fields* of 100s of acres . Not noticing it came from artillery from 1 to 2 miles away hiding
@@DeathHelper420 What do you mean the weapons were "primitive." They were modern weapons that killed like twelve million people
@@frankangelino6058 for real. 🤣
I didn't know rifles and artillery were primitive weapons. 🤣
He's a perfect example of what a warrior is
@@zaodedong9935 He most likely referred to the clubs and handmade maces soldiers used on trench raids.
Bro remember his dad's word
*"Son remember, dying is gay"*
I wanna react but I dont wanna change the number
Lmmfao😂
Now I think it’s safe to say the majority of you have never seen a grenade, much less held and operated one. So I think it is worth mentioning that to pull a grenade with your teeth implies you have no other plans for your teeth after whatever it is you’re doing at that time. This dude did that multiple times. What an absolute mad lad
That's the case for modern grenades. The whole grenade pin teeth-pulling thing originated from WW1/WW2 when the amount of force needed to pull out the pin wasn't as high. Later on, they made it higher for safety purposes but the trope would continue to exist in movies.
@@dominykasmetlevski1896 well that would certainly makes sense. Safety regulation wasn’t necessarily a primary concern back in those days lmao
@@multifister47 It would be pretty crazy if it was the case with this guy though. Considering the other stuff he did I wouldn't be surprised. I'd imagine he would shatter some teeth and then save each tooth for one grenade lmao
I’ve seen a grenade. They look like small pineapples.
I’ve heard of this man. Served in Africa, World War One in some horrific battles, wars during the Russian civil war, and in World War Two. Man was surely a warrior at heart. He kept going on for his country. For king and country. Godspeed Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart.
Don’t spill the beans.
kidding
For king and country 🎖🏅
@@NoFaceCobain 🇬🇧
Oh
You can’t help but respect a man who amputated his own fingers oh and a man who survived both world wars on the frontline
You ever see Dad's Army? Arnold Ridley who played Pvt Godfrey lost the use of his arm after being bayonetted in the first war and then volunteered again as an officer in the second war. He was denied front line service but they still kept him around for logistical service I believe.
Kind of ironic as his character was portrayed as a conscientious objector.
He’s one of da boys taking bullets for his friends country and family fighting for freedom
All while running, headfirst, at the enemies.
@@LoudaroundLincoln Godfrey was indeed a conscientious objector, but he joined the Royal Army Medical Corps as a stretcher bearer and during the Battle of the Somme, he went out into No Man’s Land under heavy fire and saved the lives of several soldiers and was awarded the Military Medal for his efforts.
@@nolanbugg dont about the freedom part tho. He was imperialist.
My father served under him in Norway. In there retreat he sensed they were being followed by scouts. He used himself as bait to throw off the enemy and literally single handedly beat 4 of the enemy in hand to hand combat. He when used an elk carcass for earth to make it through the night before regrouping. He saved my fathers life.
Wow incredible story
damn
I don't understand "He when used an elk carcass for earth to make it through the night...."
@@MisterHowzat I'm going out on a limb here and guess that it actually says, "He then used an elk carcass for WARMTH to make it through the night."
@@five5762 Yeah, what you say makes sense.
“But not all men seek rest and peace; some are born with the spirit of the storm in their blood, restless harbingers of violence and bloodshed, knowing no other path....”
― Robert E. Howard
This man lived his life as an fps protagonist, huge respect for such warrior
C a ç a d o r d e v a c i l ã o
@@San_1942_donotask KKKKKK
mf should have just touched a medkit
Our real life Captain Price
Sorry to ruin the belief of this great story and soilder but As a Historian myself this is fake. the first reason is that the channel maker simple history is lying as they say that the soilder joined the army in the second world war in 1899 which isnt the correct date if this war. the second world war began in 1939 september 1st. the second reason is that it is a extremely low chance to survive the injuries. As i may not be a scientist or medical profeesional i did learn a lot about that type of stuff. i also have a freind is a Doctor and i asked them to look into the injuries which the soilder had. they said alot of the injuries would normally kill someone either in about a day or a week without immediate medical care and surgeory. also the bullet around the back of the head depending where it hit would probally make the soilder unable to do alot of there everyday things. Just to be clear i am not putting any hate onto this youtuber there are quite a bit of facts and knowledge they say and also they just want to make interesting and entertaining content. i just wanted to clear up the miss infomation also im not saying the youtuber is lying they may have got it from a false source of infomation.
An example of the differences between a Boss and a Leader... He was a Leader, I'm not saying he wasn't Reckless, but the Respect that he gained was earned in the most difficult way possible
Uhm k?
Applause to simple historys attention to detail ex 1907 smle bayonet
He's not just a Boss
He's Big Boss
@@xeanderman6688 I was just going to write that
well at least he lead from the front and not the rear. I can respect a guy like that.
this man's bravery is quite impossible to put into words
My Great Grandfather was wounded in action in Germany December 4, 1944 on a reconnaissance patrol. He was shredded with machine bullets. 12 bullets. And 5 shrapnel pieces. 17 wounds. He would live on until 1964.
The more action he saw, the more body parts he lost, and the less of him was left for his enemies to shoot at next time. No wonder he was so hard to kill!
Yeah his hitbox got smaller
That’s one way to look at it lol
He was an adrenaline junkie who enjoyed a challenge
That one is dark bro😂
@@dragoon260 Hmmm. Realistic games would be really interesting
"I swear to God I killed him 3 times already"
-German Soldier
"TODAY"*
*De Wiart:* smirks
That’s super Mario for ya
he was MOTIVATED
@@diSSonanceternal indeed he was
The invincible soldier who would not die:
Stairs: Hold my beer.
funny...
To know this guy survived all those injuries is as hard to believe as the story of Desmond Doss.
I imagine this guy's autobiography is just a page that says this:
"The great war,
Trenches, mud, blood, shell shock, death everywhere you look, misery all around.
I miss it dearly"
"Frankly I had enjoyed the war."
@@cookiemonsterwithrtxenable5015 Literally a thing he said... wrote.
@@Cha-Khia alot of people do/did, it just isn't put in the media as much because some people find it disturbing.
"I miss the bloodshed"
@@evoculusthechampion7510 THERE WILL BE...sorry carried away a bit
Remember son, dying is gay
Him: Yes, father
is that a joke a little bit offensive but who cares its a good joke
@@geraintdavies5137 its not
I did not have permission to die!
@@geraintdavies5137 bruh who tf cares
LOL
Bro was the main character💀💀
I guess you can say he was The Unkillable Soldier!
Shot through the eye! Never surrender however they try
*people starts attacking the train you’re on*
Most people: “Damn it!”
Adrian Carton: “Yessss! Finally!”
Oh no! We are all going to die!
Adrian Carton : "FINALLY, Someone worth the opponent, our battle will be legendary!"
Passengers: "oh fu-"
Adrian Carton: YOOOOO LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Adrian Carton: "you dare oppose me mortal"
Blood for the blood god! Even though khorn would probaly be abit disappointed that he was using ranged weapons
I got a .455 With your name on it
“Frankly I had enjoyed the war”
-Carton de Wiart
What a guy
Reality is crazier than fiction
@@polygonalfortress movie producers: sounds unrealistic, let's tone it down.
People who know the history well: WTF is this? This guy should be way more badass irl.
He enjoyed the war. The FIRST World War. The most horrific one for the soldiers. That guy was batshit insane.
Sounds like an alright guy to me.🤣
Generally, people who enjoy war are psychopaths. A psychopath's brain develops differently regarding sociality and emotions, so they are often confused and unhappy navigating other peoples' emotions in this contrived social construct we call society. When they're in war--where many emotionally healthy people dissociate due to PTSD--the psychopath feels like the world finally makes sense. They live for combat because in war they don't have to pretend to care about other peoples' feelings. If they kill their rivals and take their things, they're rewarded rather than punished. The bond with their brothers in arms is more real to them than any emotion ever was.
How was there never a movie made about this man?! 😳
Because it would bring horror to Germans who react to it
But there is: "Terminator"
It might be very difficult to do so without glamorizing the concept of war
@@platzpropeller858 You would have to be a director with serious balls to make a movie about become a reality in this day and age.
There`s a difference between bravery and madness. This man clearly was insane.
Thank god
He was at the edge of madness, so to speak
@@ChaplainPhantasmIn a time of sadness as well
@@snappythesnapster1856 he's an inmortal soldier who finds his home
I think my favorite part of this story is the fact that he spent 8 days “hiding” in the village where he escaped from prison. Pretty sure the Italians were checking every guy missing a left arm AND left eye. Still took them 8 days to find him lol
Oh my god! Didn’t think of that!
😂😂
He was a master of trolling lol
ITALIANS KNOW HOW TO PARTY.THIS IS WHERE THE SCREEN PLOT FOR "WEEKEND AT BURNEYS" CAME FROM.DID THEY HAVE THEIR OWN VERSION OF DILUADID?WAS THERE HASHISH?DID THE ITALIANS INTRODUCE THIS GUY TO THEIR SISTERS?
have you ever been to italy??
I learned about this guy a few years back. A true war legend. The real Big Boss
I’m Big Boss, and you are too...
No no no he was a chad
@@jacaredosvudu1638 just one problem; Big Boss IS a chad.
@@Beretsquid A BIG CHAD BOSS
The British World War I era equivalent to Big Boss and Big Boss would later be the American Cold War Era equivalent to him.
8:35 you can get brave wounds, but the chance of unbrave ones still exist.
First time I hear about him but I'm glad I do. Didn't expect him to be in Poland, my country. As a Pole and an ally, I salute him
Another example of a soldier who wouldn't die is Medal of Honor recipient Matt Urban. He fought in WW2 and kept going AWOL to get back to his men after being wounded. The Germans started calling him "the ghost" because he always kept coming back.
@St Hurley there are more that we probably don't know about that's the sad thing
Another soldier is Matt Chapman, who was shot 16 times fighting the taliban with shrapnel wounds, holding his own, he was a one man army, there is a recording of it and it’s the first Medal of Honor ever recorded of all time.
I read about him in a book that man was an absolute legend
did this inspire COD Ghost?
E 260th that was my first infanty co. Our basic training shirts had urban on them. High standard. That company was also disbanded due to "being too harsh"
This man can’t be hurt! He cannot be destroyed ! He’s-
*Invincible title card*
"what will you have after FIVE.HUNDRED.YEARS!?!?"
"My other eye"
😂
Chuck Norris
But a stair killed him
@@fluffdragon6305
The stair didn't kill him, he outlived life on top of the stairs
I find it kinda amazing that he was able to wander around for 8 days before being recaptured.
Like he's a very distinc individual, idk if there were many Italian peasants who were missing their left eye, left hand, and part of their left ear.
6:08 You called me a pole?!
after every injury i was expecting him to say "where he died" or "he died shortly after" but no that guy was an absolute tank
He lived to be 83, death was simply too scared to take him before
Maxed out his DEF stats.
Dude this guy is tank armor! I can’t even scream in pain when I stub my toe
@@Yreev nah fam he maxed out his healthpointz
He was gonna die on his own terms
Fun Fact: One of Napoleon's Marshal Oudinot, receive atleast 34 wounds in battle, 12 of witch where sabre slashes or thrust, 8 of which where gunshot wounds, 1 broken leg and 2 artillery wounds (canister/grape shot wound).
Sabre or bayonets tho?
Men of War.
Human Terminator.
How did he not die!?
gah dawm
This dude earns the definition of respect
Every decade a Hero is born. They don't always join a war, but when they do they inspire the generations that come after.
What a soldier!
Extra story: He [Adrian] met Mao Zedong at dinner and had a memorable exchange with him, interrupting his propaganda speech to criticise him for holding back from fighting the Japanese for domestic political reasons. Mao was briefly stunned, and then laughed.
What a badass
What a badass
Legend.
This man is the personification of the word badass
the only person to criticise mao and get away with it
What a badass. Not many people can claim to have had a more adventurous life than Adrian Carton De Wiart. A great story of perseverance through his many injuries accumulated during his decorated military career.
Found this channel by accident 3 days ago and im loving it.Nice short informed videos.Got alot of catching up to do!!!
As for the subject of the video he was as tough as old boots to use an old british saying...
The living embodiment of 'it's only a flesh wound.'
On his experiences in World War I: "Frankly I had enjoyed the war." - Adrian Carton de Wiart
It was a Battlefield 1 match to him
What an amazing soldier
Give us something on the Battle of Mirbat
Ha! I mean you can't make this stuff up. Awesome just awesome
@@youdontknowme403 I'd say he's truly a mad Chad, Thad, AND Lad
The real “to angry to die”, awesome history, a real man how came back to battle not afraid of death.
*Too
Tryndamere ult if you know you know
@@goldenmemes51 i get it
@Polymer Tools He didn't fear death tho.
nah that's for the attack of the dead men
for this guy it is, "to adventurous to die"
This man has lived the most eventful life of anyone on this planet ever in history
I respect him the most for not letting his disabilities stop him. I've gone through a lot in my life now that's lead me to have a stroke at 24. I escaped my family who imprisoned and noise tortured me for over 13 years, freeing myself and my sister and then climbing up from 11 years of homelessness using a background of psychological knowledge to do so. I used my knowledge of meditation and hypnosis in 2020 to not give up but heal myself entirely and make a full recovery. I've escaped death over 10 times now myself. This man is a great inspiration to keep going when things get hard. Thank you.
You have to remember that this man was born in 1880.
He fought in both World Wars and during the Second World War (when the British Army called him back from Poland) he was literally 60+ years old.
Yet he still came back and fought several campaigns and wars.
How many people can say that today?
Dunno maybe a grand total of 0
None dude .This man deserves a movie
We are close to see people trough walls and using sci fi equippment like in the movies, dont know how many can even TRY
Even if there were more wars none would
Nobody cuz everyone complain about their rights
This guy is Wolverine except without the healing factor.
🇬🇧
Wolverine has nothing on him
No it’s frank castle
XD
I thought this guy is chuck Norris
i really love the animation great work soldier!
"Death is patient, it will wait." -The Ancestor
I love how he decided to casually just spend time in the Italian town rather than escape the country. What a Chad.
@gonk droid Thanks. You should post it as a comment if you haven't already.
He likely planning his next behind enemy lines move, an op to insurrect the occupying nazis when ripest.
Adrian Carton de Wiart: “Frankly I had enjoyed the war.”
Absolute legend, all us today wish we were as badass as this guy
The video is very good, the historical knowledge about the war is good and easy to absorb. I hope the channel grows more and more🤗🤗🤗🤗
Survived war with 11 injuries
Stairs: I'm about to end this whole man's career
💀
this man is literally the saying "balls of steel" honestly mad respect to him.
With all those wounds no doubt his balls of steel were also blown off by a mine
@@maddoxorellana7507 from what I remember but I could be mistaken he did have children at some point. so ether before that injury or somehow the enemy missed the "beans and stock" of steel. And just made a hole past them and out his behind making it hard to sit down.
Sorry to ruin the belief of this great story and soilder but As a Historian myself this is fake. the first reason is that the channel maker simple history is lying as they say that the soilder joined the army in the second world war in 1899 which isnt the correct date if this war. the second world war began in 1939 september 1st. the second reason is that it is a extremely low chance to survive the injuries. As i may not be a scientist or medical profeesional i did learn a lot about that type of stuff. i also have a freind is a Doctor and i asked them to look into the injuries which the soilder had. they said alot of the injuries would normally kill someone either in about a day or a week without immediate medical care and surgeory. also the bullet around the back of the head depending where it hit would probally make the soilder unable to do alot of there everyday things. Just to be clear i am not putting any hate onto this youtuber there are quite a bit of facts and knowledge they say and also they just want to make interesting and entertaining content. i just wanted to clear up the miss infomation also im not saying the youtuber is lying they may have got it from a false source of infomation.
@@geraintdavies5137 let me guess, you were a navy seal officer promoted to general of the army when you were ten, got into Harvard at age 5, and graduated high school with a 10 GPA, with athletic abilities and being popular.
edit: he enlisted in the army in 1899, to fight in the second war of something diffrent. mabye ur hearing is not right?
Steel ? I think you meant tungsten.
His greatest task, though, was to fully memorize the full name of his future wife after they've met for the very first time and to recite it on their second meeting without even one slip. Which impressed _Countess Friederike Maria Karoline Henriette Rosa Sabina Franziska Fugger von Babenhausen_ so much that she basically saw herself forced to marry him.
bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh
I"m sorry but WHAT!?
A true gentleman.
My guy. Tf. I sometimes forget the wimmens in my bed..
Aand he made her father mad af since he was a (german general?) Or something
Adrian was a great person was a boss and legend and the fact that he gave the credit to other soldiers was insanity. The bullet in the eye was insane how he lived and was a crazy guy with a rough life,lost ear,lost eye,lost hand,his hips,left arm,stomach,head,leg and ankle.he was one of the greatest soldiers in history,what a legend.His death was nostalgic and depressing😢
amazing work
When Sir Adrian Carton De Wiart was asked about His experience in the First World War he said "Frankly I had enjoyed the war "
You can tell a man is a legend when given a highly honorable commendation, he doesn't give himself the praise but praises the men who served along side him.
Such an amazing story. It made me feel little sad when he passed away at 83, it was the same age my father passed away this year as well.
Not even his body could stop him, absolute LEGEND
This guy takes more bullets than I do in a first-person shooter game, wow!
He takes more bullets than me in a easy mode level with the best armor
Bruh, took more bullets the a Call Of Duty Protagonist
@@Hussar117 i mean like cod potaganist just go to cover and he will heal
@@unitedkingdom4304 True
@@Hussar117 Raul Menendez in full-on berserk Doom Slayer mode.
Adrian Carton de Wiart is the real definition of "Too Angry to Die"
finally some comment from where I can copypaste his name to google
damn how channel did not wrote it in video description
@@user-im7km8tq7jlowkey i respect this channel but they probably were too scared of getting fact checked into oblivion by the tide of military-history neckbeards
This brave man reminds me of Antonio Maceo Grajales, a hero of the Cuban war of independence. He received a total of 27 wounds, and the number 28 caused his death. Due to his great size and strength, along with his fighting spirit, he ended up nicknamed "The Bronze Titan".
I would once again like to thank Sabaton for helping the newer generations understand the horrors and heroism of battles gone. I've always said that it's important to shed light on the forgotten stories too
I love how his body just goes
'stop, we can't take this anymore!' and made him slip so that he retire
Is no gonna comment on how he was Winston Churchill's ASSISTANT
The angel of death came down for the soldier, only to feel a firm hand on her shoulder.
"This one is mine," Ares said with a smile under his helmet.
nice little reference
That sound badass
"YOUR DUTY IS NOT DONE BROTHER!"
Only in death does my duty end.
fire
The living embodiment of “tis but a flesh wound!”
“Is it possible to learn this power?”
-Anakin Skywalker
“Revenge does wonders to the will to live”
-Grand Inquisitor
These two quotes just fit this de Wiart too well
“Bro I hit this guy already!”
“So did I! I took out his eye!”
“Should we call a admin?”
“Idk”
He was banned for using godmode
God: how much health do we wanna give this guy?
Adrian: Yes
100th like
Respect for the military doctor that saved him that many times
The animations are very well done
Absolute beast. The world has always needed men like him and on occasion they pop up throughout history. It’s amazing how many came about during the 2 world wars.
Tons of these types of men came about during Vietnam as well
there are always man made of steel hearts like him , its just that nowdays there are no events to demand among us to show our true nature and see whom of us man today is a rare specimen like him.
@@oraldouku9593 That's very true
"Times of harship birth heroes" That's why
@@RoulicisThe so in theory these last couple years could be shaping the next generation that could be held to the same regard as the men who served in the world wars?
I am so happy for this soldier. He lived a life. I'm proud for him
Never has the meme:
"Were you killed?"
"Sadly yes... but I LIVED!"
- been more accurate. What a man that trooper.
Imagine, You are a German Soldier during WW1, You look over into the distance and just see some random guy with a missing eye and hand grenade spamming his way to victory. You would be so confused lol
Cod waw in a nutshell but opposite
The German soldier: "at least this commendable"
"At the edge of madness
In a time of sadness
An immortal soldier
Finds his home
Proven under fire
Over trench and wire
No fear of death he's unshakeable"
GIGACHAD SABATON ENJOYER
Sabaton fan detected, opinion tolerated
*Never die*
*Shot through the eye*
*Never surrender, however they tried*
*How they tried, shot through the eye*
*HE'LL NEVER DIE!*
@@mrredwastakenn ZYZZ and sabaton enjoyer detected, opinion accepted
@@constantinethegreat6713 rolls right off the tongue
Thank you sir
This guy manage to earn a stack of totem of undying.
In his autobiography after the war, he wrote "Frankly I enjoyed the war"
effing legend
Every other war veteran: "war was brutal i wish i never go back to that time"
this madlad who probably suffered the most: "Frankly I enjoyed the war"
This war gave me PTSD! Him: That was fun!
That is those people decide not embrace their inner warrior
Funny thing for me is, that when he was in Norway he came to the small little town of Namsos, which is the place where I was born and currently live. He came here in a Sunderland floatplane and on his arrival he got his welcome by a german aircraft which shot him while he was inside of the plane. I think it's really funny that this legend of a man came to my little unknown town and fought along and for my ancestors.
"Death can have me when it earns me" -Kratos
at the edge of madness in a time of sadness…
Why can’t we get a movie of guys like this? I love this channel for always pointing out the real heroes of history’s battlefields
This guy truly deserves the title of "chad"
*Gigachad
God
8:30 He died because of what?! O_o
Lol those yells in the ad 🤣
It is crazy, how much he survived - but also how war hungry this man happened to be. Determined till the end.
The universe created this man as an unkillable war machine. His story is just incredible.
And in the end he was defeated by a flight of stairs. 8:25
@@michaelbujaki2462 bruh
@@michaelbujaki2462 He died many years after falling the stairs, peacefully in his sleep
Thank you.
This is just so much to beleive how is one man able to do all of this and even with wounds in head he survived he is a very special unit ❤ Respect
You know, he married an actual princess in 1908. He was as sophisticated as they come. Also, his Victoria Cross certificate mentions his coolness. Man, even the medal can't keep it together!
Gunther: "HANS THE BRITISH ARE CHEATING AGAIN!"
Hans: "GOD MODE AGAIN!?"
Gunther: "Yeah.. can't wait for the second world war update.."
"Remember son dying is gay" Adrian's dad
This man didn't have a permission to die!
Can you please make a video about Alexey Maresyev? It's a very famous story in Russia and other post soviet countries, but it seems to be virtually unknown in the English speaking countries.
He was shot down while dogfighting and had to crawl in the woods in winter for who weeks with broken legs which later had to be amputated, but after that recovered, regained his health and battled his way back to flying, shooting down more enemies without legs than he did with them.
A Soviet alter-ego to Douglas Bader, it seems. Indeed, his story should be more told.
hmmmm.... is this just some glorified soviet story used for propaganda or something?
There were a lot of these back in the soviet days.
Was a book written about him, that went something along the lines of „A tale of real man”?
Edit: just checked and yeah, it's about him. Great book.
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The video is made by the Infographics show, which is similar to Simple History. After watching the video, I realized that Alexy Mareysev is not only physically strong but also mentally!
@@RyhoLV you might call it glorified, because it became famous after Boris Polevoy, a writer, wrote a book about it called "Tale of a true human", but the story itself is true. In fact, because of the scale and the character of the war on the Eastern war, there were several more similar but lesser known stories of soviet pilots. I don't agree that it is a piece of propaganda. This way story of this british soldier of other western soldiers can also be called just glorified western propaganda, despite them being true. If the story comes from USSR doesn't automatically mean it's propaganda. Feats of heroism were very common amongst red army soldiers because the war waged against soviet union was a war of total extermination and the soldiers knew that. The way those people were raised was also different, because they grew up in most difficult time in history of Russia, with several wars happening which made them stronger in their spirits, but also with major economic breakthroughs such as НЭП and industrialisation bringing hope and enthusiasm. Many civil rights were given to the people such as widespread free education and equality of sexes in the period they grew up which also made those people more eager to fight for their country. Acts of heroism were often acknowledged even by german soldiers in their letters home.