When the Red Army First Faced the Waffen SS (1941) (UNCENSORED FOOTAGE)

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  @mayormc · 3 weeks ago

  Glad to see the images are not haphazard WWII assortments and the voice is human.  Good work, nicely done.

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• BL

  @blockboygames5956 · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  This is one of the best WW2 channels on youtube. Authentic and compelling. Thank you so much.

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• SK

  @Skinvelope · 10 days ago

  Not a phone in sight, just people living in the moment.

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• BE

  @bensanfelice796 · 3 weeks ago

  Dude your great, your easily becoming not just my favorite YouTube historian but my Favorite historian

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• GR

  @GREGLUCAS-u4f · 4 weeks ago

  Very thorough and researched with accuracy. Very well presented and very precise. Thank you for your time and effort. 😊

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• VA

  @valkyriedd5849 · 3 weeks ago

  This is a well researched video, approached from a unique angle, with incredible historical footage accompanied by a HUMAN narration. It is diamond standard YouTube.

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• IN

  @IndustrialWeaponeer · 3 weeks ago

  This channel is becoming a legit and seriously class A history class. &nbsp;I have a lot of respect for creators that do their own narration, and even more when it&apos;s <b>good</b> narration. &nbsp;Your research was clearly quite thorough and you raise the bar a bit more with every group of videos you do. &nbsp;I think you should consider making this part 2 and the first one about when Allied soldiers faced the Waffen SS part 1. &nbsp;I think the viewer / history learner can get more out of these from watching them together and seeing some of the differences. &nbsp;One example being that there was so much outrage about the Malmedy &apos;massacre&apos; on the western front, and on the eastern front that&apos;s just breakfast. &nbsp;You&apos;re right to distinguish them, for several reasons, and I think all of us here know why that is. &nbsp;Most excellent work as always. &nbsp;Cheers.

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• YH

  @yhsbu · 3 weeks ago

  A wise man once told me &quot;Don&apos;t go looking for war, because you might just find it&quot;. He was born in 1924 and he went to the Pacific theatre (Marines).

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• KE

  @kenkaniff4078 · 3 weeks ago

  Always appreciate the effort you put into these, much more comprehensive for me being able to listen opposed to reading first hand. (Although that is pleasurable I just don’t retain what I read well) so thank you.

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  @squidlord6123 · 3 weeks ago

  Imagine being in the SS after a couple of weeks of Barbarossa. After all the wins . You would be buzzing.

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• OL

  @oldskoolraver1079 · 3 weeks ago

  Excellent video again, I&apos;m a historian specialized in WWI, and your use of sources, images and your narration is superb!

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  @AnimationsIguess · 3 weeks ago

  The book about Erwin Bartman is absolutely incredible I highly recommend reading it or listening to it. It’s available on audible

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