D DAY Through German Eyes ???? The Hidden Story of June 6th 1944, book 2 (foot soldier's voice historical events)

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•Feb 9, 2021

D DAY Through German Eyes ???? - The Hidden Story of June 6th 1944, book 2 by Holger Eckhertz. I hope you have enjoyed it! If so you can like, comment, share and subscribe to keep the channel busy for more mind-enriching content. By subscribing you will join the community of thousands of intellectuals, historians and veterans who share your topics of interest and passions. Thank you for your support! #dday? #ww2? #germaneyes? #HolgerEckhertz? #Eckhertz? #worldwartwo? And last but not least if you become a member i will send a ton of positive energy your way as well as emojis, badges and picture material from books about WWII. I will pray for your well-being and i will love you for life. Gather more knowledge and become a free-thinking man respected and loved by his female peers.Thank you! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFg...?

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B Payne 3 weeks ago

I kinda like the German accents. Absolutely fascinating to hear these accounts of the war. I can't stop listening. It's hard to turn it off to go to bed, been losing sleep. Great channel!

simon 3 weeks ago

This channel is simply awesome

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Chris Henson 2 weeks ago

These men who fought in WW2 were submitted to hell on earth on all sides.

Andy hillhouse 3 weeks ago

For half this video i was wondering what the hell a "pay our car" was and then i was like ooohh, a PAK lol

Charlie Boffin 2 days ago

Before any other comment I'd like to thank you for transcribing and posting this . My father fought during WW2 and in fact landed on Omaha beach so I have quite an interest in listening to these accounts and it helps me understand what he in fact did face on D-Day , particularly as he never spoke in any detail about D-Day.

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Victor Boucher 3 weeks ago

This was a rare treat, thank you.

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JH Archery 1 week ago

I got about halfway through and started to smell a rat. Too many similarities between the interviewees. I started researching and found out that the books are likely a hoax. Too bad. I got suckered in and was really enjoying this window into the mind and world of the German soldier.

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Tekanova 2 weeks ago

Paranoia wasn't invented yesterday.

Allan Gibson 2 weeks ago

The typhoon bomb described is the same as one of the larger bombs used by the British in WW1. That consisted of a bomb casing filled with coal dust and liquid oxygen. It had a four hour shelf life after being filled with liquid oxygen and was known to cook off.

Richard Baranzini 3 weeks ago

This is interesting. The German veterans I have spoken to, 2 wehrmach and 1 Luftwaffe pilot, had all been on the Russian front, one of which had been captured by the russians.

Ancient Mysteries & Modern Innovations 3 weeks ago

Does your channel get immediately demonetized?

Robert Ray 3 weeks ago (edited)

The military policeman on the Zundapp lost me when he said the officer was executed by a French woman with a single shot 9 mm, why didn't they hear the pistol fire?

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dodge den 1 day ago

they were pepole as well

Reginald Mc Nab 1 week ago

22:10 I like where he correctly said the British empire instead of just the British. One has to remember that the British acquired the empire by military aggression.

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Mick Healy 3 weeks ago

wow, most excellent, so where is book 1?

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Ritchie Negrea 3 weeks ago

One nation facing the greatest now superpowers. Hmm

Zev V 3 weeks ago

You are awesome ????

Samuel Parker 5 days ago (edited)

He said if he was going to recruit soldiers, he would start with Canadians. Now that says a hell of a lot about thier professionalism. In combat and most of all IMMEDIATELY AFTER the fighting slows down, and then comes to a stop! Most say that about the Canadian fighting forces, all of them. From the different documentaries from several other wars that I've seen over the decades.

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lama repository 3 weeks ago

“Oh yeah bro we totally had a thermobaric bomb we would’ve won if it hadn’t uuuuuuh- checks notes wipes his ass with notes been hit by an allied fighter bomber, yeah, and we couldn’t build more because ummmmm downs a whole box of panzerschokolade -aluminum, yeah, we didn’t have aluminum, they didn’t make anything out of aluminum, right?”

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Tony Romano 3 weeks ago

Typhon B very original name.

Oscar Susan 3 weeks ago

The winners write history but this is so refreshing -regardless. Sometimes the voice actors of audiobooks of German experiences come across as so “cartoony” that it’s hard to listen too.Maybe context is lost in translation.

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Hotel Six 3 weeks ago

Regardless of which side men fought for, the bravery and of all men involved in combat is absolutely astounding. Atrocious behaviour on the battlefield was also carried out by all sides involved, so to call out individual armies over others doesn’t make sense to me. War is hell, and the real hero’s on both sides are the men and women who never returned home.

Richard Lacker 3 weeks ago

i think that they meant this pistol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FP-45_Liberator

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Ravindra Bhatia 2 weeks ago

Thoroighly brilliant and educational. Bravo. Ravi from Australia

audimetallica 3 weeks ago

This is great ??????????????????????????????????????????????

Rob Inson 3 weeks ago

I really don't like the attempt at a German accent. It's intensely annoying.

colin dragon 3 weeks ago

Hard to explain in France...... but in Russia murder of unarmed men needs no explaining. Ahhh Stalin and the Allies are such deserving victors.

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Paul Redinger 2 weeks ago

It wouldn't of changed the outcome of the war. The war would of just last a little longer. Germany would of been nuked first instead of Japan. The nukes were being built to use on Germany.

Robert Ray 3 weeks ago

The Germans were very profecient at destroying Sherman's and T-34s, the only thing more profecient was the allies ability to mass produce them.

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