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It was not really a crossover, since a crossover means that charakters from different franchises are within the same movie. Like Superman fighting along the Avengers or Spongebob training with Son Goku.
Informative episode on such a dark topic, I can only imagine what the soldiers on either side were dealing with on an hourly and daily basis. The atmosphere of the song is so dark and foreboding, Sabaton did a fantastic job on the music/lyrics to reflect this battle.
my college class did an exhibit featuring exacting this, the senses the soldiers experienced on both sides. My task was hunger, got me into Public History
It's kind of a shame Sabaton doesn't seem to revisit this same atmosphere. Everything is still great and all, but even the Great War album barely had this feeling that "war is hell". That's strange considering the war the entire album is about.
mine was lucky enough to get out by plane after he recieved a shot to the head. i think we would find a lot of people who have had relatives in the 6th army
Back in school I had to write a small doctoral thesis and do a presentation. I chose the battle of Stalingrad as my subject because I listened to that song a few days before that and really liked the lyrics. I used the lines of the chorus as my opening sentence, which the teacher and the rest of the class enjoyed. So thanks for getting a good grade Sabaton
Its strangly odd, how something as horrific as war can bring about hauntingly beatiful poems. Like the poem that was used to write the chorus to Hell amd Back
Stalin: well call the counterattack operation up your ass Generals: sir we can’t call it that Stalin: how about operation Uranus Generals: BRILLIANT SIR
Hearing how Hitler gave up on those surrounded men and told them to 'heroically die' always makes my blood boil. Imagine how it could be for them, knowing that no other options left just to die...on the battle field, or as a POW, doesn't really matter. I like this song, it's raw and dark, fits this long, desperate battle. I love Joakim's voice in it, his deep, slower singing. Ok, I love his voice in every song, but here especially. I have a thing for deep male vocals (as most women, I guess 😀). The story with Dr. Alban is hilarious, and ironic.
The deal with Hitler abandoning the 6th armee to it's fate was part of the reason Hitler stopped listening to his generals. TIK explains this in Case Blue. It does make my blood boil too. that's too many men to have given up on. but the German generals in command that lead to the surrounding of the 6th were at fault as well.
I admit that when my wife first introduced me to Sabaton's music, Joakim's deep voice surprised me. Then I realized he was singing about D-Day, and I've been a fan ever since. When listening to power metal, I expect screams, not baritone vocals. lol
@@MDMetal I like powermetal in general, and yes, usually there're vocalists with higher voice in this genre. But, this difference was among the reasons why I got hooked on Sabaton instantly. And, as I wrote above: I'm a simple woman, it's easy to sweep me off my feet with deep male vocals. 😀
It's so remarkable that you have a song about this event. The most important battle of war, the hardest. "Stalingrad" one of my favourite songs, though it's morally heavy to listen to it. I'm lucky, because I heard performance of this song live in Moscow)
I was confused about the "alive" part, until I remembered when your guys are fighting for their lives that's when you revives. Russians won't surrender, no. Striking fear into their foe. (And that's when the dead men are marching again)
I dont get why you have such trouble with it, i really liked it althought its kinda tough to get enough stuck in your head. but the one on the ardenne offense also showed me a whole new look at "screaming eagles" for example
@@badluckbrian46 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_No._227 Order No. 227 was an order issued on 28 July 1942 by Joseph Stalin, who was acting as the People's Commissar of Defence. It is known for its line "Not a step back!" (Russian: Ни шагу назад!, romanized: Ni shagu nazad!), which became the primary slogan of the Soviet press in summer 1942.[1] The order established that each front must create one to three penal battalions, which were sent to the most dangerous sections of the front lines.[2] From 1942 to 1945, a total of 422,700 Red Army personnel were sentenced to penal battalions as a result of courts-martial.[3] The order also directed that each army must create "blocking detachments" at the rear that would shoot "panic-mongers and cowards".[1] In the first three months, blocking detachments shot 1,000 penal troops and sent 24,000 to penal battalions. By October 1942, the idea of regular blocking detachments was quietly dropped.[4] Intended to galvanise the morale of the hard-pressed Red Army and emphasize patriotism, it had a generally detrimental effect and was not consistently implemented by commanders who viewed diverting troops to create blocking detachments as a waste of manpower. On 29 October 1944, blocking detachments were disbanded by Stalin's order No. 349 citing the changed situation at the front.[5][6]
A funny story I have that’s sorta connected to Stalingrad, a few years ago I dated this girl from Germany, apparently one of her grandfathers was a veteran of Stalingrad and was able to come out alive. Anyways as I was in her country meeting her family I finally met her one of grandparents. I’m nervous as all hell remembering how this guys was in the Wehrmacht and survived one of the deadliest battles in history. Meeting him though, he was very nice, kind and welcoming. Later on in the day I decided to ask him about his experience in the military, and as my gf was translating for me paused and said “Daniel he was an officer” in which I replied “Right and officer in Stalingrad?” After I said that her grandmother and father burst out laughing. Why? Because this wasn’t the same one I was thinking about, and then remembered how he died of old age....
My great grandfather fought at the battle of Stalingrad. I have been told by my dad and him told by his uncle about the food truck that came in once a week and the rotting corpses all around the city as my great grandfather had to walk over them day and night the smell and how it left him. Serves as a reminder that war is fascinating but it’s destructive and brutal
I enjoy every single episode you guys have done so far, I'm anxiously awaiting the video on Lauri Törni, we gotta hear the story of the soldier of three armies
If anyone is interested in Stalingrad battle, Red Orchestra 2 is game that is quite serious, and managing to show brutality of war with mood of melancholy and making you think about hell of war. Imagine this scene, that i still remember from 4 years ago. You run into a building, you fire your mauser at Ivan, you hit his chest, he holds the wound as he slides on the floor and that expression on his face, it stares not on your character but on you through screen.
Anyone else feels like we’re being spoiled with Indy giving us overview of what he’ll eventually talk about in World War 2, can’t wait to hear more about it then
A few questions: What will happen to this channel after every song you guys did has its own episode? Will there be a hiatus on episodes until the new album is announced? Or will you guys do episodes based upon the song ideas/ topics that we have submitted to you?
There where stories of dogs, cats, even rats throwing themselves into the freezing Volga River to escape the hell on earth. In one particular Russian Diary, he wrote "All that remains of the city are stones and men, and even the stones are no longer permanent." Russians fought in grain silos, that where set alight, and refused to surrender, even heavy artillery would be unable to convince them to surrender or break. Workers, civilians mind you, still worked on tanks in bombed out factories, many rolling off the assembly line with only a few shells and straight into battle, workers where drafted into the infantry when they ran out of material to make tanks, bullets, shells, as the city was never evacuated. I would put Stalingrad well above no man's land in the great war.
Indy, actually my grandfather was wounded in the Stalingrad battle. He never returned to war, but he did return home (thus I'm here). But he never talked about the battle...
И немцы сражались героически, а русские просто сражались. Ну хоть сказал, что все мы живём благодаря той победе. Правильно сказал тот пацан из фильма "Война" про англичанина: "Странные они". Хоть это и шведский американец или американский швед, но это и к нему относится. Хотя в целом, рассказывает то, что нам известно со школы.
Ага, вот очень нравится канал Инди и его видео, очень подробные и содержательные, но сил нет всю эту клюкву слушать, когда речь заходит о Советском Союзе!
@@Бром4ег у Инди есть еще про Карибский кризис серия. Там публикуется например рассекреченная запись переговоров военной верхушки, где они убеждают Кеннеди что надо превентивно нанести удар по Кубе, который гарантировано уничтожит ВЕСЬ остров. Очень советую посмотреть, там правда нет русских субтитров. И после этого - мы изверги?
Огромное спасибо за творчество этим ребятам!!! Уважение за то что изучают и рассказывают историю мужества и героизма! Сам из Волгограда и ужасно жалко, что их к нам не пустили. Спасибо за ваши песни и память об ужасных событиях, которые многие пытаются замять, изменить, смягчить!
Wolgograd is one of the places I would REALLY want you to visit for the WW2 show. I've heard (could be wrong) there is still an area west of the city with Wehrmacht remains and equipment just lying around.
Tango was very popular in Russia, one of the songs played to Germans in the cauldron was 'Tango De La Muerte" accompanied with audio of a clock ticking and "every second a German soldier dies, Stalingrad, the grave of Germans". Then the Katusha guns would fire.
Try Red Orchestra, far more historically accurate and realistic. Also the moaning and screams of people dying or wounded, the voice actors (in perfect German and Russian) did a good enough of a job convincing us that a real person just died horrible.
Have y’all ever thought about an album on the subject of the American Civil War? It’s one of my favorite subjects and I’d love to hear something other than bluegrass and ballads talking about it. Y’all are my favorite band and these videos are so informative. You bring together my two favorite things, metal and history and I can’t thank y’all enough for that.
Check out Iced Earth's "The Glorious Burden." It's not a whole album on it, but it has a song or two about it on the first disc. The second disc is three ~10min songs, each one day of the Battle of Gettysburg
Dear Sabaton,make the video about song "The Last Battle". I believe that this history was really interesting,but i wanna hear this from Indy. Make it pls.
My grand-grandfather was concussioned in Stalingrad and lied in Mamayev Hill for 4 hours . The nurse brought him out of battlefield and after awhile they married and had a son - my grandfather
For anyone interested in the topic, there is a very good German movie about it, Stalingrad (1993), I found that it really captured the desperate feeling and horror of the battle well.
Fun Fact: In the song, Joakim screams, “Mratimiat!” after, “Oh, Stalingrad!” Apparently, backwards, the statement is backwards, and when translated to English (from Swedish), you get the phrase, “Hold my intestine.” Why? Probably alluding to a wounded soldier with his guts spilling out. Dark.
You should do songs about the battle of Iwo Jima! Maybe describe the perspectives of general Kuribayashi and colonel baron Nishi. Would be interesting if you could do more songs about the war in the Pacific!
Really wouldn’t have been mature enough to not giggle when my commander said it’s time for operation Uranus I wonder if a few versions had been planned and this was then H preparation
I saw the movie Stalingrad when I din my as a basic training as a conscript. In the northern parts of Sweden. our Lt saw the video casset the morning after and told us, good now you know how a war winter can be. I kind of regretted looking at that movie.
# my greatest respekt for all these great soldiers!!! Dankeschön für das Lied von euch ihr lieben Jungs von Sabaton and Indy for tell this dark cold ,, Kesselschlacht “ terrible war battle. And hey Pär thx for the nice story with Dr Alban and Joakim for ,,.Hallelujah “.Mabye a song together? I would enjoy!!! LG Alex!👌😎🤘
I have a friend who survived the battle of Stalingrad (German side) and then survived in a POW camp in northern Russia then went back to Dresden and then emigrated to the US. He has a crazy story and keeps his iron cross on a table in his room at the nursing home.
@@SabatonHistory For sure! What would you like to know? He actually received several iron crosses. Last of which he got from General von Paulus himself. When passing his house riding my bike I'd always wave hi and he would do the typical German (Nazi) Salute and say "Hello my boy!". When he turned 80 somebody asked how he stayed so healthy and someone else said it was all the work he did in his Yard. And then he jokingly said "and being a member of the Aryan nation doesn't hurt either" he wrote a biography with the help of a friend but it's not readily available. I can probably get you a copy or digitize one and get it to you
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Hitler:
*Trying to capture Stalingrad*
Stalin:
- Prepare URANUS.
So you've chosen death
You know, millions of men died in that battle, I don't think this is the right place for memes
@@aumann0452 Its more about historical event itself.
@@aumann0452 There's always a place for memes about URANUS.
URUNCLE would have defeated it easily
Joakim, Pär and Indy in a single video?! Step aside Endgame. This is the greatest crossover in History!
What about when we had hannes and freddie mercury in the same episode?
PTS Solairee now that was extravagant
It was not really a crossover, since a crossover means that charakters from different franchises are within the same movie. Like Superman fighting along the Avengers or Spongebob training with Son Goku.
@@DoomGuy69420 Mega Chad crossover.
Stalingrad Academy of Street Fighting
Now if that's not a proper description of Stalingrad at the time I don't know what is
Chicago has inherited the title
@@maxsmith8196 The Academy ought to open up a few more branches in the Middle East
Hans has studied kung-fu so we are ok, Karl
6:28 operation Uranus. Best. Operation. Name. Ever
The russians fucked the Germans using Uranus.
AHhaha, but in Russian it's sound "Uran"
Kick their asses lol
*Germany attacks Stalingrad*
Soviet Union: SURPRISE BUTTSEX!!
Why aren't ALL operations named Operation Uranus?
Informative episode on such a dark topic, I can only imagine what the soldiers on either side were dealing with on an hourly and daily basis. The atmosphere of the song is so dark and foreboding, Sabaton did a fantastic job on the music/lyrics to reflect this battle.
my college class did an exhibit featuring exacting this, the senses the soldiers experienced on both sides. My task was hunger, got me into Public History
It's kind of a shame Sabaton doesn't seem to revisit this same atmosphere. Everything is still great and all, but even the Great War album barely had this feeling that "war is hell". That's strange considering the war the entire album is about.
@@Dakkss Maybe it'll be better portrayed in this new WW1 album
Subtitles be like: I’m Indy neidell, this is hungover pad and that’s is Cybertron history!
You made me laugh
Thank you, subtitles on! Lol
I want a poster that says “The Stalingrad Academy of Street Fighting” Right NOW!!!!
only commies would want that lol
@@peo4989 not really, but ok
I’d order two.
@@peo4989 who wouldn't want it ? Dead Nazis are implied
My great-grandfather was at stalingrad and never came home... Thanks for this episode 😊 I love the old songs like Stalingrad or Wehrmacht 😊
Hey another Shultz!
Your smile emojies make me confused.
@@johndavidson4127 It makes me confused about my sexuality xddddd
mine was lucky enough to get out by plane after he recieved a shot to the head.
i think we would find a lot of people who have had relatives in the 6th army
@@johndavidson4127 Mhh, okay
Back in school I had to write a small doctoral thesis and do a presentation. I chose the battle of Stalingrad as my subject because I listened to that song a few days before that and really liked the lyrics. I used the lines of the chorus as my opening sentence, which the teacher and the rest of the class enjoyed. So thanks for getting a good grade Sabaton
you're welcome!
"The sound of the mortars, the music of death. We're playing the devil's symphony!" -That's poetry if I've ever heard it.
Its strangly odd, how something as horrific as war can bring about hauntingly beatiful poems. Like the poem that was used to write the chorus to Hell amd Back
“Nobody cares about a single violin”
Stalin: well call the counterattack operation up your ass
Generals: sir we can’t call it that
Stalin: how about operation Uranus
Generals: BRILLIANT SIR
Это была одна из самых крупных битв. И как же я благодарен людям, которые прошли через это, и подарили нам мир
13:03, I can't believe that soldier found the famous Stalincat, the finest feline in all the war.
In soviet russia cat finds you
then he ate it
@@peo4989 the happy look on their faces seconds that
I lost 3 of my relatives in stalingrad.And for me this song is a big part of remembering them.So thanks Sabaton for this great music.
"OH IT'S COLDER THAN HELL!"
In Scandinavian & other countries with long Winters, hell is imagined as a frozen deathland, not a burning cave like other countries.
wish it was "OH IT'S A COLD DAY IN HELL"
@@kimehrenschiold1693 I think it has to do with Dantes Inferno where the 9th circle of hell is a frozen pool
Hearing how Hitler gave up on those surrounded men and told them to 'heroically die' always makes my blood boil. Imagine how it could be for them, knowing that no other options left just to die...on the battle field, or as a POW, doesn't really matter.
I like this song, it's raw and dark, fits this long, desperate battle. I love Joakim's voice in it, his deep, slower singing. Ok, I love his voice in every song, but here especially. I have a thing for deep male vocals (as most women, I guess 😀). The story with Dr. Alban is hilarious, and ironic.
Aye, same here.
You make that decision on the ground. A decision like that can't be passed down from the unless the top is there with them.
For a second i thought that Dr.Alban have something to do with Nazism, then i found him on wikepedia with his picture. He wasn't nazi...
The deal with Hitler abandoning the 6th armee to it's fate was part of the reason Hitler stopped listening to his generals. TIK explains this in Case Blue. It does make my blood boil too. that's too many men to have given up on. but the German generals in command that lead to the surrounding of the 6th were at fault as well.
I admit that when my wife first introduced me to Sabaton's music, Joakim's deep voice surprised me. Then I realized he was singing about D-Day, and I've been a fan ever since. When listening to power metal, I expect screams, not baritone vocals. lol
@@MDMetal I like powermetal in general, and yes, usually there're vocalists with higher voice in this genre. But, this difference was among the reasons why I got hooked on Sabaton instantly. And, as I wrote above: I'm a simple woman, it's easy to sweep me off my feet with deep male vocals. 😀
It's so remarkable that you have a song about this event. The most important battle of war, the hardest. "Stalingrad" one of my favourite songs, though it's morally heavy to listen to it. I'm lucky, because I heard performance of this song live in Moscow)
I was confused about the "alive" part, until I remembered when your guys are fighting for their lives
that's when you revives. Russians won't surrender, no. Striking fear into their foe.
(And that's when the dead men are marching again)
@@acediadekay3793 Oswiec Then and again
Glad you weren't listening to it dead
You know it's gonna be a good episode when pär and Joakim appear in the same episode
haha true! 🤘
That trick with the books of Antony Beevor is great. Now i have to read them again. It's going to be a walk in the park xD
I dont get why you have such trouble with it, i really liked it althought its kinda tough to get enough stuck in your head. but the one on the ardenne offense also showed me a whole new look at "screaming eagles" for example
@@badluckbrian46 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_No._227 Order No. 227 was an order issued on 28 July 1942 by Joseph Stalin, who was acting as the People's Commissar of Defence. It is known for its line "Not a step back!" (Russian: Ни шагу назад!, romanized: Ni shagu nazad!), which became the primary slogan of the Soviet press in summer 1942.[1]
The order established that each front must create one to three penal battalions, which were sent to the most dangerous sections of the front lines.[2] From 1942 to 1945, a total of 422,700 Red Army personnel were sentenced to penal battalions as a result of courts-martial.[3] The order also directed that each army must create "blocking detachments" at the rear that would shoot "panic-mongers and cowards".[1] In the first three months, blocking detachments shot 1,000 penal troops and sent 24,000 to penal battalions. By October 1942, the idea of regular blocking detachments was quietly dropped.[4]
Intended to galvanise the morale of the hard-pressed Red Army and emphasize patriotism, it had a generally detrimental effect and was not consistently implemented by commanders who viewed diverting troops to create blocking detachments as a waste of manpower. On 29 October 1944, blocking detachments were disbanded by Stalin's order No. 349 citing the changed situation at the front.[5][6]
The kommissars fought shoulder on shoulder with their soldiers inspiring them by their own example, and were very respected for that.
I love these episodes so much and reflect on it long after I watch the episode.
Great to hear!
A funny story I have that’s sorta connected to Stalingrad, a few years ago I dated this girl from Germany, apparently one of her grandfathers was a veteran of Stalingrad and was able to come out alive. Anyways as I was in her country meeting her family I finally met her one of grandparents. I’m nervous as all hell remembering how this guys was in the Wehrmacht and survived one of the deadliest battles in history. Meeting him though, he was very nice, kind and welcoming. Later on in the day I decided to ask him about his experience in the military, and as my gf was translating for me paused and said “Daniel he was an officer” in which I replied “Right and officer in Stalingrad?” After I said that her grandmother and father burst out laughing. Why? Because this wasn’t the same one I was thinking about, and then remembered how he died of old age....
The Grim Reaper had a taste for officers SPECIFICALLY for officers at Stalingrad for some reason
One day I might be mature enough to hear '"operation uranus" and not have to stop the video to laugh.
In Russian Uranus is spelled as Uran
Well considering you have the clown world profile picture...
You're probably never gonna grow up.
@@TheBreadB Memes are for people of all ages buddy, get over yourself.
No. You won't
Trust me on this.
Whats the funny part?
My great grandfather fought at the battle of Stalingrad. I have been told by my dad and him told by his uncle about the food truck that came in once a week and the rotting corpses all around the city as my great grandfather had to walk over them day and night the smell and how it left him. Serves as a reminder that war is fascinating but it’s destructive and brutal
In the left Indy (PM of UK) and in the middle par ( FDR) and in the right drunk Swedish guy
Ohhh my God, I'd gtfo out of that conversation lol
I enjoy every single episode you guys have done so far, I'm anxiously awaiting the video on Lauri Törni, we gotta hear the story of the soldier of three armies
Getting there ;)
YAAAASSS, one of my favorite Sabaton songs! So glad you guys did it!
Of course we did!
If anyone is interested in Stalingrad battle, Red Orchestra 2 is game that is quite serious, and managing to show brutality of war with mood of melancholy and making you think about hell of war. Imagine this scene, that i still remember from 4 years ago. You run into a building, you fire your mauser at Ivan, you hit his chest, he holds the wound as he slides on the floor and that expression on his face, it stares not on your character but on you through screen.
Whoa! Everyone save room for Antony Beevor's response.
Anyone else feels like we’re being spoiled with Indy giving us overview of what he’ll eventually talk about in World War 2, can’t wait to hear more about it then
See you in a few years
"The plane is broken"
"Is it Aeroflot?"
"It's Aeroflot."
XD
Aeroflot is one of the best air carriers in Russia btw.
Are you defending Aeroflot or bashing other Russian airlines?
@@SabatonHistory Bashing other airlines. But honestly it`s not so bad, and i wrote it as a joke.
In Germany they are nicknamed aeroschrott… if you google the meaning of Schrott, you’ll get it…
C'mon, really funny joke about Aeroflot
This is one of the best military history channel
This episode is really heavy into history, like a proper World War Two channel episode. :)
To think of all the stuff that is yet to come there is mind blowing
A few questions: What will happen to this channel after every song you guys did has its own episode? Will there be a hiatus on episodes until the new album is announced? Or will you guys do episodes based upon the song ideas/ topics that we have submitted to you?
No Idea - we'll make it through all the songs first I suppose!
If I was asked to describe hell on earth, I’d say no mans land in the Great War and Stalingrad
There where stories of dogs, cats, even rats throwing themselves into the freezing Volga River to escape the hell on earth. In one particular Russian Diary, he wrote "All that remains of the city are stones and men, and even the stones are no longer permanent." Russians fought in grain silos, that where set alight, and refused to surrender, even heavy artillery would be unable to convince them to surrender or break. Workers, civilians mind you, still worked on tanks in bombed out factories, many rolling off the assembly line with only a few shells and straight into battle, workers where drafted into the infantry when they ran out of material to make tanks, bullets, shells, as the city was never evacuated. I would put Stalingrad well above no man's land in the great war.
They played tango in Stalingrad? That's my country's music! I never knew that, it's awesome!
Joakim dismisses my favourite book as ‘boring’. I am now sad.
Now they need to do a song about the Rzhev salient/ meatgrinder the great northern/central battle on the eastern front in 1942.
I'm glad they finally did this song. "Stalingrad" is my favorite Sabaton song.
Indy, actually my grandfather was wounded in the Stalingrad battle. He never returned to war, but he did return home (thus I'm here). But he never talked about the battle...
И тут не обошлось без "безжалостный комисаров НКВД" :)
И немцы сражались героически, а русские просто сражались. Ну хоть сказал, что все мы живём благодаря той победе. Правильно сказал тот пацан из фильма "Война" про англичанина: "Странные они". Хоть это и шведский американец или американский швед, но это и к нему относится. Хотя в целом, рассказывает то, что нам известно со школы.
"Враг у ворот" не даст сбрехать!
Ага, вот очень нравится канал Инди и его видео, очень подробные и содержательные, но сил нет всю эту клюкву слушать, когда речь заходит о Советском Союзе!
@@Бром4ег у Инди есть еще про Карибский кризис серия. Там публикуется например рассекреченная запись переговоров военной верхушки, где они убеждают Кеннеди что надо превентивно нанести удар по Кубе, который гарантировано уничтожит ВЕСЬ остров. Очень советую посмотреть, там правда нет русских субтитров. И после этого - мы изверги?
@@Бром4ег
Так откуда Вы знаете, что он сказал? Вы ведь English ни в зуб ногой? Странные эти русскоговорящие... всему верят, что им говорят 😁😁😁
"Hugging the enemy" : The Russian Bearhug☠
Огромное спасибо за творчество этим ребятам!!! Уважение за то что изучают и рассказывают историю мужества и героизма! Сам из Волгограда и ужасно жалко, что их к нам не пустили. Спасибо за ваши песни и память об ужасных событиях, которые многие пытаются замять, изменить, смягчить!
Wolgograd is one of the places I would REALLY want you to visit for the WW2 show. I've heard (could be wrong) there is still an area west of the city with Wehrmacht remains and equipment just lying around.
We'd love to go there, as well as many other places in the former Soviet Union!
Love this series and it is making me ask for an episode on the song that got me into sabaton: Resist and Bite
We're getting there!
That’s awesome to hear! Keep up the amazing work!
Tango was very popular in Russia, one of the songs played to Germans in the cauldron was 'Tango De La Muerte" accompanied with audio of a clock ticking and "every second a German soldier dies, Stalingrad, the grave of Germans". Then the Katusha guns would fire.
This video helped me in the first half of 2020 when I had to write something about battle of Stalingrad for history class.
Just amazing!! Thank you very much for telling us the TRUE history!
Best Birthday present ever! I love learning more and more about history! Thank you guys!❤️
Congratz
Belated happy birthday Mischa!
first episode with the two of you nice
This is very action episode, thanks Sabaton history 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow I knew Stalingrad was horrific, but it’s like an actual game of battlefield.
Sad to say that might be underselling
You would spawn in unbalanced teams with 50% health and have like 4 bullets.
@@VeraTR909 and a status effect named "starvation "
Try Red Orchestra, far more historically accurate and realistic.
Also the moaning and screams of people dying or wounded, the voice actors (in perfect German and Russian) did a good enough of a job convincing us that a real person just died horrible.
This is what happened in Hearts of Iron 4 when you take off eyes on your front then in the blink of an eye your whole army has been encircled
Have y’all ever thought about an album on the subject of the American Civil War? It’s one of my favorite subjects and I’d love to hear something other than bluegrass and ballads talking about it. Y’all are my favorite band and these videos are so informative. You bring together my two favorite things, metal and history and I can’t thank y’all enough for that.
Check out Iced Earth's "The Glorious Burden." It's not a whole album on it, but it has a song or two about it on the first disc. The second disc is three ~10min songs, each one day of the Battle of Gettysburg
A lot of people have suggested this over the years, so I'm pretty sure they have given it some thought
Tik is going to make detailed documentary series about Stalingrad soon
When you talk about Swedish Pagans, bring in Tommy so he can enjoy Joakim’s suffering
Notification squad reporting as ordered to play on "violins"
Can I play the "Organ"?
(Smashes wall with a KV-1) DID SOMEONE SAY DRUMS!?
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What are the violins?
@@JohnDoe-or2qg read the lyrics, you will understand the reference
Ok, I know Indy Neidel and Hungover Pär, but who is the metal machine sitting beside Hungover Pär? Is it Freddie Mercury?
The greatest metal machine Joakim!!!🤘😎🍻 LG Alex🤘Hallelujah🤘☺
Dear Sabaton,make the video about song "The Last Battle". I believe that this history was really interesting,but i wanna hear this from Indy. Make it pls.
We'll get there!
This is one of your sadddest songs
It makes you realize how small we actually are and that war is worse than hell
Masterpiece of a song
Even with the release of The Great War, this song is my #1 favourite Sabaton song. No other song gets the dark theme of this.
AWWWW the joy of holding a cat
I've been listening to nothing but SABATON for months on spotify, I didn't even know this song existed.
My grand-grandfather was concussioned in Stalingrad and lied in Mamayev Hill for 4 hours . The nurse brought him out of battlefield and after awhile they married and had a son - my grandfather
What an impressive piece of family history that was. Thanks a lot for sharing it with us 🤘
Hangover par should be a Tshirt, like how thor was at the briefing room with the avengers in endgame
Great show
For anyone interested in the topic, there is a very good German movie about it, Stalingrad (1993), I found that it really captured the desperate feeling and horror of the battle well.
It's brrrrroken!
Greetings from Russia!)
9:17 the german soldier with a soviet machine gun… probably ran out of ammo for his own gun
Oh yeah, been waiting a while for this one
I love the emphasis put on OPERATION URANUS
Prepare Operation Uranus!
Joakim's shades, the gateway to the backstage...
Fun Fact: In the song, Joakim screams, “Mratimiat!” after, “Oh, Stalingrad!” Apparently, backwards, the statement is backwards, and when translated to English (from Swedish), you get the phrase, “Hold my intestine.”
Why? Probably alluding to a wounded soldier with his guts spilling out. Dark.
Running Wild shirt on Pat, nice one :D
You should do songs about the battle of Iwo Jima! Maybe describe the perspectives of general Kuribayashi and colonel baron Nishi. Would be interesting if you could do more songs about the war in the Pacific!
5:35 [Visible frustration]
Любимая песня!
I love this video
Thanks!
Nobody:
No one in existence:
Pär: COWBOY HAT
LOVE these Guys!!!
Click here for the best part of the video: 6:26
First to this again. And you guys picked a nice timing. And you learn something new from your band every day.
Very interesting. I'd like to see an episode on Raoul Wallenberg please.
Really wouldn’t have been mature enough to not giggle when my commander said it’s time for operation Uranus I wonder if a few versions had been planned and this was then H preparation
I saw the movie Stalingrad when I din my as a basic training as a conscript. In the northern parts of Sweden. our Lt saw the video casset the morning after and told us, good now you know how a war winter can be. I kind of regretted looking at that movie.
# my greatest respekt for all these great soldiers!!! Dankeschön für das Lied von euch ihr lieben Jungs von Sabaton and Indy for tell this dark cold ,, Kesselschlacht “ terrible war battle.
And hey Pär thx for the nice story with Dr Alban and Joakim for ,,.Hallelujah “.Mabye a song together? I would enjoy!!!
LG Alex!👌😎🤘
Stalingrad has pure power behind it. Both the battle and the song.
Respect from Russia. A very informative video. Sabaton did a great job of studying the topic of the battle of Stalingrad
We need more story time with Pär
Sabaton: Enters a concert
Nation: They're gonna burn our flag!!!!!
Ohh maan... I love Sabaton History
:)
I have a friend who survived the battle of Stalingrad (German side) and then survived in a POW camp in northern Russia then went back to Dresden and then emigrated to the US. He has a crazy story and keeps his iron cross on a table in his room at the nursing home.
What a story, I would love to hear more!
@@SabatonHistory For sure! What would you like to know? He actually received several iron crosses. Last of which he got from General von Paulus himself. When passing his house riding my bike I'd always wave hi and he would do the typical German (Nazi) Salute and say "Hello my boy!". When he turned 80 somebody asked how he stayed so healthy and someone else said it was all the work he did in his Yard. And then he jokingly said "and being a member of the Aryan nation doesn't hurt either" he wrote a biography with the help of a friend but it's not readily available. I can probably get you a copy or digitize one and get it to you
U Learn more from a sabaton song than school these days
We're complementary lessons
And Reznov said nobody would read the kid's diary.
"And the snow fell"
And covered our dreams and ideals
And the snow fell and defeated the beasts only rival....
15:48
Pär are running wild
Yes!