Hitler's Legacy of Death | Germany's Fatal Attraction: Part 3 | Free Documentary History

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  @FreeDocumentaryHistory · 4 years ago · pinned

  A CORRECTION IN REGARDS TO RUDOLF HESS AT <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSrtc3U7Rl4&amp;t=1080">18:00</a> minutes in: <br><br>Thanks to the eagle ears of our viewers - in this case, @Phoenix R - we&apos;d like to add a correction in written form to the statement made by Prof. Nicholas O&apos;Shaughnessy about Rudolf Hess at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSrtc3U7Rl4&amp;t=1080">18:00</a> into the documentary: O&apos;Shaughnessy states that Hess learned to fly for the occasion of flying to Scotland in May 1941. That is incorrect. <br><br>What is correct: Hess learned to fly while convalescing after a war injury. He received basic flight training in Germany from March to June 1918. Thanks again Phoenix R. And everyone else who flagged that.

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  @zhannaperepelyuk590 · 3 weeks ago

  Great Story! During my life, my grandfather told me a very interesting story that happened to him during the WW2. One winter day, together with his unit, grandfather was building a pontoon bridge across the Oder River in Germany. Suddenly, German planes flew in and began bombing the crossing along with the soldiers who were in the middle of the frozen river. Everyone began to run in different directions, saving themselves from death. My grandfather also ran to the shore, but unexpectedly fell into an icy hole. As he was felling, he managed to hold on to the ice with both elbows, which helped him not to go under water. He tried with all his might to get out of the hole onto the ice, but he didn’t have enough strength because his legs started to freeze. His life and his large family, which he would never see again, flashed through his mind. In the last minutes of his life, he prayed to God with this prayer: “Lord! No one but only You will help me get out of this ice hole.” Before he could finish his prayer, he suddenly discovered that one of his legs was already on top of the ice. Little by little, he pulled out his other leg and reached the shore. God helped my grandfather to stay alive until the last day of the war and return to his family. All his life, my grandfather loved and served the Lord, and he passed of his faith in God to me.

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  @zhannaperepelyuk590 · 4 weeks ago

  Great Documentary! During my life, my grandfather told me a very interesting story that happened to him during the WW2. One winter day, together with his unit, grandfather was building a pontoon bridge across the Oder River in Germany. Suddenly, German planes flew in and began bombing the crossing along with the soldiers who were in the middle of the frozen river. Everyone began to run in different directions, saving themselves from death. My grandfather also ran to the shore, but unexpectedly fell into an icy hole. As he was felling, he managed to hold on to the ice with both elbows, which helped him not to go under water. He tried with all his might to get out of the hole onto the ice, but he didn’t have enough strength because his legs started to freeze. His life and his large family, which he would never see again, flashed through his mind. In the last minutes of his life, he prayed to God with this prayer: “Lord! No one but only You will help me get out of this ice hole.” Before he could finish his prayer, he suddenly discovered that one of his legs was already on top of the ice. Little by little, he pulled out his other leg and reached the shore. God helped my grandfather to stay alive until the last day of the war and return to his family. All his life, my grandfather loved and served the Lord, and he passed of his faith in God to me.

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  @RussellMartin-f5z · 1 day ago

  Your explanation is top notch I will come back to watch it again.

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  @katiemorris3333 · 4 years ago

  When ever i wach these i wonder why no one talks about the Russian and what they did to the polish people and milltary

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  @DaunDevore-xx8wn · 2 years ago

  &quot;There are no Victors in War. It&apos;s all an illusion of pride, sin, and emotion.&quot; Captain W.O.Winfield🌿

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  @firstchoicetuber3757 · 4 years ago

  What a intro music with our most famous villain..i heard this two years ago and i m searching this intro music many times after that now i found this and m very happy to see this again

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  @chadczternastek · 3 years ago

  These series are so well done. I&apos;ve seen them all and there isn&apos;t a full second and so well produced. <br><br>With there were more.

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  @neftalivazquez9268 · 4 years ago

  Thank you for this documentary it explain very good. I luv history especially WWII

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  @neilreading3552 · 4 years ago

  Captain Eric &quot;Winkle&quot; Brown (the Scottish guy in the armchair) is an absolute legend. The Timeline documentary on him is a must.

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  @aditthiyansa5395 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the documentary

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  @paysour3 · 3 years ago

  Excellent documentary thank you very much.

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