@@kre1187 it’s to make noise. They use those firing blanks in a lot of movies to fill in gunfire of automatic weapons. Usually ones where the blanks can’t cycle the round. That’s why he’s behind the tree hidden next to the maxim machine gun and the DP27
@@johnbrown8570 You can get blanks for all the firearms in this clip. They make adapters for all of them. Adapters are also readily available, if not even BFONG (blank fire only non-gun) replicas for the full auto stuff so you're not destroying an original to make it blank fire.
@@kre1187 I’m just saying why they do it. You see AK47s on movie sets too for background firing. Maybe it’s the rate of fire idk. I’m just saying this in Poland where 7.62x39 is a lot cheaper and plentiful than 7mm Mauser in belts. There’s a reason the AKs are all located next to the machine guns. These reenactors know there were no AKs during ww2 and they’re not trying to pass it off as an STG either because both sides are using them with their machine guns crews.
Co do AKMS na filmiku ten AK miał/ma za zadanie robić huk... Często na rekonstrukcjach ukrywa się tą broń i nie pokazuje na pierwszym planie... Np przyczepia się do jakieś repliki tak żeby widz nie mógł zobaczyć z daleka że tak naprawdę rekonstruktor nie strzela np z wz 28 a strzela z AK czy tam AKMS. To ma robić huk tanio łatwo i dużo.
If I were to fight in Kolberg battle I would find loud background music annoying. Did Germans play it or the Poles? How they could hear orders in this noise?
Cold War... USA, UK, finding them most useful as a "bulwark against Bolshevism", echoing AH's words. Also Western Ukrainian Nationalists, more bloodthirsty than the SS, seen (by the CIA) as "most reliable" to create a Ukraine that could be used as a TOOL. -- Tools
@@bohashem921 many more were "denazified" and returned to their jobs as bureaucrats. Most of the high ranking officers in the Luftwaffe tot new jobs in the new West-German Luftwaffe 5 years after the war had ended. Same with the army. In Belgium it was the same story, especially after the christian-democrats started to spin the tale that collaborators we're only poor misguided souls, lost lambs, needed to be brought back into the fold. that's why in Belgium we don't have a national remembrance day on may the 5th.
Really cool but could tell instantly that it wasn't real because everyone's to chubby in the face to well fed to have been during the war in 45 ! Nice uniforms and vehicles though good job!
I'll give them a pass for at least having the age demographic mostly right, or close to it. At least versus reenacting in the US where often the youngest reenactors are in their 30's compared to the 16-21 year olds that often made up the bulk of Civil War Regiments.
Can you do a short introduction on what this is about? Russians and their allies reached into heartlands of Germany or just recovering lost territory? I thought I saw a Polish flag. Sure I can google and find out on my own but it will be so helpful with a short introduction.
Of course. In the winter/spring 1945 russian and polish forces reached old frontier of 1939 Germany and went into Germany. On the northern theater near to the Baltic Sea were some heavily defended cities like Kolberg. This city was also important for german propaganda, because of succesful defending this in 1807. The polish army conquered Kolberg. My granddad was there.
After the WW2 we lost our eastern territories and the Allies gave us german's western territories with Middle Pomerania (Köslin), Western Pomerania (Kolberg and Stettin), Lower Silesia (Breslau) and Lebuser Land (Grünberg). And the new frontier is on the river Odra.
Tak to AKMS... Często są na rekonstrukcjach kiedyś na jednym filmiku z rekonstrukcji kampanii wrześniowej widziałem ak przyczepiony do repliki Karabinu wz 28 Czyli polskiego BARa... Poprostu łatwiej jest o ślepą amunicję do AK i poprostu AK jest tańsze i łatwo dostępne niż jakiś Ruski pistolet maszynowy i do niego amunicja... AK ma robić huk
The paradox is that a sizable part of Kolobrzeg's defense was the remnant of the French wafen-ss 33 Charlemagne. Whose division had earlier been smashed near Bialogard and Karlin.
@@harrystallone2855 How do you know that? How do you know that they aren't Polish kids re-enacting the event? That city is part of Poland now under the name of Kołobrzeg (Take a look at the name of the channel)
NO. At that time, Soviet propaganda was spreading information that the Germans had murdered them in 1941. Ordinary soldiers believed in it. But the commanders did not, because among those whom the Russians murdered, 500 officers were considered useful and in 1945 most of them commanded this army on the side of the USSR, they knew the truth about the crimes of the Russians but could not say anything because the same bullet in the head awaited them as those in 1940 . for talking about it.
They knew because most of the Polish People's Army were former gulag prisoners who were captured in 1939. And in these POWs high ranking officers, capitalist and former White Army soldiers would be chosen for the massive execution in Katyn. A sweet revenge of USSR for what Poland did in 1920 like torturing and killing Soviet POWs, or helping White in the Civil War.
These ones possible didn't know. But reason for them fighting is drastically different. It's not any love for communists, but just attempt to save lives, however weird it sounds. A lot of Poles were deported by soviets to Siberia, or Kazakhstan, to gulags and other things like this. It was a huge change for death. Additionally they would never come back to Poland. So when Polish army was organized by soviets, Poles on Siberia could choose, if they want to stay in gulag, of go to fight and get any chance to come back to their country. A lot of them hadn't any choice, they were just drafted to army. Similar situation was on lands that were previously Poland, and then were captured by soviets. They just forced hundreds of thousands of people to fight for Polish communist army. Similar situation was with Wehrmacht, where also a lot of Poles served. But again, they weren't volunteers, but they were forced to do that. That's why a lot of them gave up and deserted from Gemran Army. Well, on the western front. On the eastern front giving up could be more risky than fighting for occupant.
Most Poles knew about Katyń during the war, that is if they bothered to read German newspapers appearing in Polish in occupied Poland. Germans discovered mass graves at Katyń forest and their propaganda made most of it. So the only question is would Poles living under German occupation would believe German propaganda. Some did, some didn’t.
@@migueldeluis5507 vea, primer economía europea, gobierno de la comisión, principal negociador con Rusia y EEUU, no es tener la razón después de 77 años, desde la nada misma en menos de dos generaciones decidir por Europa, administrar Europa.... Cómo se llama eso?
Ни один красноармеец никогда не сражался в Колобжеге. 1-я танковая армия лишь обеспечила окружение, не принимая участия в боях. В Берлине же первым на Бранденбургских воротах повесили польский флаг, а не советский. Это факты у нас есть и фото и документы, у вас осталась примитивная пропаганда.
@@mariuszlech9173 prymitywna propagande wyssales z mlekiem matki czlowieku swojim wpisem robisz Sie nie tylko smieszny ale ponizasz polakow. To Sowieci wygrali wojne to ze Polacy zatkneli gdzies flage nie zmienia stanu ze Polska armia byla ilosciowo I bojowo tylko propagandowej sila bez ofensywy armi czerwone mogli by se ta flage w dupe wsadzic I Jeszcze jedno bez poparcia zssr Polska byly by dzis od wisly do bugu tak chcieli zachodni sojusznicy takich mamy przyjaciol na zachodzie
Город освобождали именно польские дивизии под командованием Станислава Поплавского...наши ранее атаковали, но безуспешно...потом осаду и взятие города передали полякам...они сперва тоже неудачно атаковали, но потом, в упорных боях, разбили немцев, и взяли город...
@@mariuszlech9173 я живу в Колобжеге и в музее oręża polskiego(ха-ха-ха) co znajduje się przy ul. Gierczak, есть панорама. Там совместная советско-польская операция по освобождению. Не знаю, может и пропаганда.
You remind me of the journalist(s) on VICE when they were dissing on reenactors wearing German uniforms and were instantly called Nazis OF COURSE they aren't running around glorifying the atrocities of the past and they're doing that because they love history...unless if you're a troll then I shouldn't be here in the first place
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Does anyone else noticed the guy using a ak-47 for ww2 reenactment ?
Yeah i saw that nonsense....
I saw at least three AKs. Stupid bitches.
@@kre1187 it’s to make noise. They use those firing blanks in a lot of movies to fill in gunfire of automatic weapons. Usually ones where the blanks can’t cycle the round. That’s why he’s behind the tree hidden next to the maxim machine gun and the DP27
@@johnbrown8570 You can get blanks for all the firearms in this clip. They make adapters for all of them. Adapters are also readily available, if not even BFONG (blank fire only non-gun) replicas for the full auto stuff so you're not destroying an original to make it blank fire.
@@kre1187 I’m just saying why they do it. You see AK47s on movie sets too for background firing. Maybe it’s the rate of fire idk. I’m just saying this in Poland where 7.62x39 is a lot cheaper and plentiful than 7mm Mauser in belts. There’s a reason the AKs are all located next to the machine guns. These reenactors know there were no AKs during ww2 and they’re not trying to pass it off as an STG either because both sides are using them with their machine guns crews.
I'd say they really nailed the uniforms, especially the late war mix on the German side.
The Polish side has fucking Kalashnikovs! How is this historically accurate?
@@marluxia8832 probably they had a lack of guns so they have used that
Lack of shooting arms.
Looks like a bunch of re-enactors on a Sunday afternoon .
Some of those Krauts were as fat as Goering! Makes the whole re-creation unbelievable.
Mój nieżyjący od dawna sąsiad walczył pod Kołobrzegiem był ranny w brzuch zawsze opowiadał jak uratował go rosyjski lekarz
2:47 ayo bro is time traveler how tf did he get ak47 xd
My great-grandfather fought in this battle, he was a flamethrower operator. Also my great-grandmother's cousin, but he died in the assault troops.
Mój dziadek był w batalionie zwiadowczym . Szlak bojowy 1 armii gen. Berlinga , następnie gen. Roli-Żymirskiego.
Co do AKMS na filmiku ten AK miał/ma za zadanie robić huk...
Często na rekonstrukcjach ukrywa się tą broń i nie pokazuje na pierwszym planie...
Np przyczepia się do jakieś repliki tak żeby widz nie mógł zobaczyć z daleka że tak naprawdę rekonstruktor nie strzela np z wz 28 a strzela z AK czy tam AKMS.
To ma robić huk tanio łatwo i dużo.
The next level of paintball/airsoft mil larping
polish time traveler with AK at 2:37
Bang on.
If I were to fight in Kolberg battle I would find loud background music annoying. Did Germans play it or the Poles? How they could hear orders in this noise?
Wir halten Kolberg!
Why 99% war criminals was never prosecuted and only 20 years after war Germany was the biggest economy very interesting
How is possible 🤔
Cold War... USA, UK, finding them most useful as a "bulwark against Bolshevism", echoing AH's words. Also Western Ukrainian Nationalists, more bloodthirsty than the SS, seen (by the CIA) as "most reliable" to create a Ukraine that could be used as a TOOL. -- Tools
@@dleechristy ok cheers
Bolshevik 🖕
@@bohashem921 many more were "denazified" and returned to their jobs as bureaucrats. Most of the high ranking officers in the Luftwaffe tot new jobs in the new West-German Luftwaffe 5 years after the war had ended. Same with the army. In Belgium it was the same story, especially after the christian-democrats started to spin the tale that collaborators we're only poor misguided souls, lost lambs, needed to be brought back into the fold. that's why in Belgium we don't have a national remembrance day on may the 5th.
It looks fair and welldone. Congratulations and greetings from Germany.
2:47 Isn't that an AKM at the hands of the guy in the middle? Two years before it was invented? Doesn't look like Sturmgewehr-44 at all.
Proof of Polish timetravellers
They should be rewuired to break the filters off their cigarettes!
See the film, Kolberg, 1945. In HD.
Las imágenes son surrealistas para tratarse de un cortometraje bélico.
Poland vs Ukraine by the looks. Very well done.
actually its WW2
@@Logtogbog69 Poles fought against Ukrainians near Wolyn (Wolyn Massaker 1944)
@@Logtogbog69 you vs joke
Really cool but could tell instantly that it wasn't real because everyone's to chubby in the face to well fed to have been during the war in 45 ! Nice uniforms and vehicles though good job!
Same thought exactly 😄
Ukraine currently the real deal alas
Pervitin for everyone!
Too clean
I'll give them a pass for at least having the age demographic mostly right, or close to it. At least versus reenacting in the US where often the youngest reenactors are in their 30's compared to the 16-21 year olds that often made up the bulk of Civil War Regiments.
Can you do a short introduction on what this is about? Russians and their allies reached into heartlands of Germany or just recovering lost territory? I thought I saw a Polish flag. Sure I can google and find out on my own but it will be so helpful with a short introduction.
Of course. In the winter/spring 1945 russian and polish forces reached old frontier of 1939 Germany and went into Germany. On the northern theater near to the Baltic Sea were some heavily defended cities like Kolberg. This city was also important for german propaganda, because of succesful defending this in 1807. The polish army conquered Kolberg.
My granddad was there.
After the WW2 we lost our eastern territories and the Allies gave us german's western territories with Middle Pomerania (Köslin), Western Pomerania (Kolberg and Stettin), Lower Silesia (Breslau) and Lebuser Land (Grünberg). And the new frontier is on the river Odra.
If the Germans ran around with guns holding them with one hand, that would be great.
Wow. Better than Holywood! Well done
Это типа как поляки победили всех ???😁😁😁😁
Ну хоть против "немцев", а не как сейчас.
Это типо поляки вместе с советами против СС
@@hyperhanz2614 лучше так, понарошку.
@@hyperhanz2614 нет типа они победили бандер ))) которые подавили варшавское восстание
Ok….I just saw an ak47
2:36 AKMS :/
Tak to AKMS...
Często są na rekonstrukcjach kiedyś na jednym filmiku z rekonstrukcji kampanii wrześniowej widziałem ak przyczepiony do repliki Karabinu wz 28 Czyli polskiego BARa...
Poprostu łatwiej jest o ślepą amunicję do AK i poprostu AK jest tańsze i łatwo dostępne niż jakiś Ruski pistolet maszynowy i do niego amunicja...
AK ma robić huk
Ale nie zmienia to faktu że raczej tego typu broń jak AK czy inną np jakiś współczesny pistolet nie pokazuje się na pierwszym planie...
@@rasberistv2237 No faktycznie ten z AK ślepakami strzelał a reszta uczestników chyba ASG miała z tego co widzę.
@@killer17545 Prawdopodobnie tak ale coś ktoś strzelał z Mosina
Swietna inscenizacja
Widzialem ....szkoda kamienic....juz ich nie ma.
Gut gemacht .👍😀
2.45
AKMS XD?
There are quite a few of them
what is this? a movie trailer?
Just a reenactment of fighting for Kolberg in 1945.
1:15 ak47?
sshhhh, that's the secret futuristic wolfenstein stg44 they stole from time traveling
In 1945 Nazi film Kolberg to remember Preussian fighting again France, today's movie Kolberg remember Nazi fighting Ruski.
It was...polski..
80-90% were Poles. The Russians were going straight for Berlin. Polish troops were clearing the wings.
The paradox is that a sizable part of Kolobrzeg's defense was the remnant of the French wafen-ss 33 Charlemagne. Whose division had earlier been smashed near Bialogard and Karlin.
@@LoupReg Ironia Historii Polacy vs Francuzi w 1945. L'ironie de l'histoire Polonais contre Français (de Charlemagne) en 1945
Where are Red Army soldiers?, only fought the Polish Army in Kolberg?.
Wait, is this an actual Film?
Not quite. Just a bit of reenactment being filmed.
他媽跟本不像
Kids playing Nazis?
They should all be forced to watch "Downfall". Over and over.
They are portraying history as it happened, when at the final stages of the war kids joined the frontline in a desperate attempt to stop defeat
@@migueldeluis5507 well they forgot the atrocities against civilians..
@@harrystallone2855 How do you know that? How do you know that they aren't Polish kids re-enacting the event? That city is part of Poland now under the name of Kołobrzeg (Take a look at the name of the channel)
you know this is HISTORICAL reenactment
I stopped playing soldiers when I was 12 or 13. If they want to be useful they should go and help Ukraine.
I wonder fi the Poles would have fought on the soviet side, had they known about the Katyn Forest massacre?
NO. At that time, Soviet propaganda was spreading information that the Germans had murdered them in 1941. Ordinary soldiers believed in it. But the commanders did not, because among those whom the Russians murdered, 500 officers were considered useful and in 1945 most of them commanded this army on the side of the USSR, they knew the truth about the crimes of the Russians but could not say anything because the same bullet in the head awaited them as those in 1940 . for talking about it.
They knew because most of the Polish People's Army were former gulag prisoners who were captured in 1939. And in these POWs high ranking officers, capitalist and former White Army soldiers would be chosen for the massive execution in Katyn.
A sweet revenge of USSR for what Poland did in 1920 like torturing and killing Soviet POWs, or helping White in the Civil War.
These ones possible didn't know. But reason for them fighting is drastically different. It's not any love for communists, but just attempt to save lives, however weird it sounds.
A lot of Poles were deported by soviets to Siberia, or Kazakhstan, to gulags and other things like this. It was a huge change for death. Additionally they would never come back to Poland. So when Polish army was organized by soviets, Poles on Siberia could choose, if they want to stay in gulag, of go to fight and get any chance to come back to their country. A lot of them hadn't any choice, they were just drafted to army. Similar situation was on lands that were previously Poland, and then were captured by soviets. They just forced hundreds of thousands of people to fight for Polish communist army.
Similar situation was with Wehrmacht, where also a lot of Poles served. But again, they weren't volunteers, but they were forced to do that. That's why a lot of them gave up and deserted from Gemran Army. Well, on the western front. On the eastern front giving up could be more risky than fighting for occupant.
@@cWvp80GEDg I agree 100%. It's unfortunate, that after the war they couldn't choose for themselves, Stalin forced them to be communist.
Most Poles knew about Katyń during the war, that is if they bothered to read German newspapers appearing in Polish in occupied Poland. Germans discovered mass graves at Katyń forest and their propaganda made most of it. So the only question is would Poles living under German occupation would believe German propaganda. Some did, some didn’t.
Взрослые люди а как дети малые играются в войнушки детский садик гавренок
Where Polish tanks and artylery?
Sad sad men
Kolberg wird wieder deutsch.
El tiempo le dio la razón a ALEMANIA!!!!?
No, para nada, si hasta invadieron Luxemburgo porque estaba por ahí
@@migueldeluis5507 vea, primer economía europea, gobierno de la comisión, principal negociador con Rusia y EEUU, no es tener la razón después de 77 años, desde la nada misma en menos de dos generaciones decidir por Europa, administrar Europa.... Cómo se llama eso?
@@migueldeluis5507 Hasta se dieron el lujo de meter un Papa en Roma!
@@DavidAnskolis No tener nada qué ver con el vídeo en cuestión
@@migueldeluis5507 ja ja ja ja ja!!!!!
Наши в городе! Город освобождали совместно Армия Войска Польского и Красная Армия! Неправдивая инсталация
Ни один красноармеец никогда не сражался в Колобжеге. 1-я танковая армия лишь обеспечила окружение, не принимая участия в боях. В Берлине же первым на Бранденбургских воротах повесили польский флаг, а не советский. Это факты у нас есть и фото и документы, у вас осталась примитивная пропаганда.
@@mariuszlech9173 prymitywna propagande wyssales z mlekiem matki czlowieku swojim wpisem robisz Sie nie tylko smieszny ale ponizasz polakow. To Sowieci wygrali wojne to ze Polacy zatkneli gdzies flage nie zmienia stanu ze Polska armia byla ilosciowo I bojowo tylko propagandowej sila bez ofensywy armi czerwone mogli by se ta flage w dupe wsadzic I Jeszcze jedno bez poparcia zssr Polska byly by dzis od wisly do bugu tak chcieli zachodni sojusznicy takich mamy przyjaciol na zachodzie
Город освобождали именно польские дивизии под командованием Станислава Поплавского...наши ранее атаковали, но безуспешно...потом осаду и взятие города передали полякам...они сперва тоже неудачно атаковали, но потом, в упорных боях, разбили немцев, и взяли город...
@@mariuszlech9173 я живу в Колобжеге и в музее oręża polskiego(ха-ха-ха) co znajduje się przy ul. Gierczak, есть панорама. Там совместная советско-польская операция по освобождению.
Не знаю, может и пропаганда.
@@user-vg8jg6wu8g да, знаю я одного еврея, отец которого полковник по фамилии Штейн командовал собственно артиллерией, распердолившей город
What the hell is all this? Some people running around in uniforms glorifying the atrocities of the past.
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É mentira abestado 👍👍
No, it's about remembering what happened in a practical way
You remind me of the journalist(s) on VICE when they were dissing on reenactors wearing German uniforms and were instantly called Nazis
OF COURSE they aren't running around glorifying the atrocities of the past and they're doing that because they love history...unless if you're a troll then I shouldn't be here in the first place
Here's the video I'm referring to
th-cam.com/video/jBxv91Tu1-0/w-d-xo.html