Battle of the Bulge - Panzerlied (Tankmen's Song) (1965 version) 

thats not a "Scheisse Ami " Song ! this is the German Tank Song !

@@Katerpff ...that it made his day that a Scheisse Ami knew the song... You definately got smth wrong, Eddie.

Did you ask him if he had any relatives or friends in OTHER sections of the SS......who operated the crematoriums? And if so.....did you/he know any "songs" that "made" both of your "days"? Please: do tell.

@@CaptainCanuck63 Hey goofball, he never said the old man was in the SS. Learn to read, or just stop trying to be offended when there's no reason to be!

@@1legomaster Who said I was "offended"? Just asking Nazi-sympathizers some honest questions, is all.

ehhh?

Meanwhile, French during WW1: "YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!"

@@sirbachelorboredmen1314 French during ww1: yeah we're just gonna keep throwing lives at no man's land to keep pressure off of russia

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Scoreboard dear chap Look at the scoreboard

I never laughed so hard in a very long time!

i get goosebumps reading this

Deuchtland uber ALLES ! JA GENAU. !

Military discipline is the best

I suppose Afrikaans isn’t too far off from German. Bravo Sir Bravo

@@benjonesthe3rd200 And Boers aren't too far from Nazis

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His focus is uncanny

The Taking of Pelham One Two three...1974.....

The Taking of Pelham One Two Three...1974...

Except in Jaws...

He actually was a German Soldier in the War, and was an Advisor to the Film.

The film had all the stock Nazi's from all of those WW2 movies made during the 50's and 60?'s.

That’s a great story, I hope you’re subscribed. Let me know if you have any movie suggestions and for fun I’ll make this my alarm this week to test out your theory.

I tested the song as an alarm clock and it definitely works! It was a fun experiment and I did notice that I would hum the song more often since I heard it first thing in the morning. Thanks again for the comment.

What a brilliant idea! I hope that you don’t mind, but I will borrow it if it’s ok.

@@stevenlangdon-griffiths293 Absolutely! Enjoy!!!

Outstanding

Telly Savalas gave us a little comic relief. It's probably my favorite WW2 movie.

Yes, Quint from JAWS! Those sideburns threw me off but you’re absolutely correct. Probably my favorite character from that movie next to Richard Dreyfuss. Thanks for the great comment.

Don't forget his portrayal of a RAF ace in "The Battle of Britain". He actually qualified to taxi a Spitfire for the movie. Although he did put one on its nose while being filmed.

That’s interesting! I believe I have that movie also on VHS, I’ll take a look. I watched “The Eagle Has Landed” last night. Lots of great actors in that movie as well. Michel Caine, Robert Duvall & Donald Sutherland.

And Chicago Irish gangster Doyle Lonnegan in "The Sting." The train card game is a classic.

@@kelseyk530 touche !

Don’t use your car as a battering ram with all the excitement 😆

How about a Tiger Tank?😀

Turns the lowliest Beetle into a Porsche 935 or 917!

Jochen Peiper looks like...

he was in the longest day as well

@@stg4478 His character was wounded, but lived.

He looks like he wants to burst out laughing during the song, while Kessler and the others are in deadly earnest.

Didn't have to act for that scene. It came naturally .

@@stg4478 ... and in 08/15 as well

Don't stamp your foot so hard!

@@johnhughes2653 Oh I will!

Cry-babyyy, cry-babyyyyy

Each one of them. Rotting in hell.

@@ThomasPaineintheArse idiot of ricain !

I totally agree with you.......HORRIBLE........but even more terrible is that this is happening today in russia

@@sfenodonte China is worst..

To bad they were lead by a mad man 😥

@@jamiemeza6148 All totalitarian governments are led by mad men..

So what's America's excuse 🤔

Were you an "Englishman" who was living in London during the Blitz? And if so.....did you STILL feel that way?

@@CaptainCanuck63 No, I wasn't as I am only 60 years of age. However, my dad was brought up in Hull in northern England which also got hammered by the Luftwaffe. In fact he lived in 4 different houses as 3 got completely destroyed from bombings. My uncle was a tank driver in North Africa and eventually in Europe. He told a different story about the Battle of the Bulge where the Brits and Canadians had to fall back to help the Americans. All in all, we lost 11 family members in the war. Nonetheless, the war is 75 years ago and nearly everyone has passed from that era. Yes the Nazis were horrible but not all Germans were Nazis. And yes this scene shows the SS but the song is about German pride. My Grandmother always said "The only good German is a dead German" but I don't hold to that. To me, war breeds hate. There was good and bad on both sides. I am certainly not proud of what we did by firebombing Dresden. In other words 2 wrongs don't make a right. Having said all of that, my father always said that those times were some of the best years of his life as people bonded together as they had to. Something perhaps we could learn from today. Guessing you are Canadian and I lived there for 11 years. You have the most wonderful country. Loved the fishing. Take care & regards from downunder.

@@garyfleming5156 Appreciate the sentiments. And thanks for the compliments. But I MUST disagree on one point you made, specifically this notion of "there was good and bad on both sides" comment. Well, Gary, that IS true to SOME degree....BUT......when you can point out ONE instance of Canada, the U.S. OR the U.K. having utilized or constructed massive death camps, which murdered thousands of civilians DAILY.....I'll give you that point. Camps, by the way, that were operated by the very same SS breed shown in this clip. True, not "all" Germans were Nazis......but a LOT were. After all, the majority of Germans democratically----and enthusiastically----elected Hitler. Y'know? You take care, as well.✌

@@CaptainCanuck63 Point taken but the Treaty of Versailles was very much a major cause of WW2 and assisted Hitler in coming to power. Admittedly, Hitler was an absolute nut. Taking on Russia, etc proved that. However, my point is that any country given the same set of circumstances can go down the same path as what Germany did. Right now governments all over the world are acting very similar to what was 1930's Germany. In my view, humans are the same the world over. So, why differentiate? I am still not convinced that what HItler did will not happen again and very soon. Stalin also killed 40 million Russians after WW2. And then there was Rwanda but world turned a blind eye to both. So, don't for one moment believe it can't happen in Canada, the UK, Australia, etc. ? I for one believe it can and the times we are now facing seem primed for that. People will always vote for what suits them best and their prejudices towards other humans will always come out. I also believe that Aliens from other worlds are a given and when people ask why don't they make themselves known to us here on Earth. I ask "Why would they?" for we are a pretty horrible lot, aren't we? Just saying and of course my take is just an opinion. However, I am hoping food for thought!

@@garyfleming5156 Enjoying the discourse. Look, we can look at all sorts of examples of 'cause-and-effect', and I'd probably agree with you. Mostly. Ironically, do you know who invented concentration camps? YOU folks did! Ya! ENGLAND! During the Boer War! At one point, England literally ruled the world behind the barrel of a gun for 300 solid years! You don't get to be an empire by being Nice Guys, y'know. But no matter how you slice it, I'm never going to be convinced that in the mid-20th century, there was ANYTHING that would put either of our nations on par----or share any sins with---the sadistic cruelty, and sheer brutality that was once Nazi Germany AND its Gestapo, its SS and its massive death factories. And ALL of that was made possible with the tacit knowledge and approval of the German population. The German people of TODAY might be "wonderful people", sure....but the German people of the time period depicted in this video......were most certainly not. Not by a long-shot.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BOgo4IlrLb4.html

It's apparently been officially stopped in the German military by previous defence minister Ursula von Der Leyen (yes, her). She thought that there was still too much Nazi sentiment in the military!

But does the origin come from germany? Also so yes is it ww1 or ww2 or way older?

@@oldacount12if I remember correctly, of a German captain about the 30s

French Foreign Légion = La Légion étrangère. Their traditional white hat is the " Képi " blanc.

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I heard that is was Rommel...

@@stryker214 it was indeed Rommel.

@@OverlordGrizzaka Guderian was also a master tank commander who wrote a book (i own it). Lucky for the allies that Hitler made his own decisions and didn't listen to the Generals. Germany had some brilliant commanders who could have made the war last much longer than it did.

@Mark Snow but that's not the point. He told a story that has to do with Rommel but incorrectly named Guderian. This happened after 73 easting for reference.

And that's a true story

My Uncle Bob was 80th Infantry during the relief. He had deep respect for Airborne.

Must be very upsetting to know America switched sides for him but at least he won't see the war between US and Russia/China.

William T. Sherman absolutely hated War. However, He said "if you have to make War you must wage that War brutally, and expediently to bring it to an end" An excerpt of Letter to General Grant before His famous March through the South.

GENERAL DOUGHLAS MACARTHUR ' S QUOTE

Sadly, they do die because older men usually can not solve problems. Someone's son's death is to be mourned?

​@@gerardorolon2263He died with his boots off?

Very true!

Haha, very convenient!

It was a recorder player in the room.

Too cool.

Very interesting, for those who might not know the k.u.k. meaning: k.u.k., meaning "imperial (Austria) and royal (Hungary)” pertains to the Austro-Hungarian Empire 1867-1918

@@HerrTweekCat Südtirol - the mayority still speaks german, only a few speak italian and most people also still have "german" names.

Well... if you are not to interested in historical accuracy and treat the movie as such.

@@tylerlowrance5279 what Hollywood war movie is accurate? I think Band of brothers is the most accurate ,but it was a 10 part mini series and had a lot more time.

A Bridge too Far. This movie was prescreened for Ike, he attempted to stop it’s release! Also look up “A Walk in the Sun”.

@@paddy7812 Eisenhower was not alive in the 70's when A Bridge to Far was made. Perhaps you are thinking of another adaptation of Cornelius Ryan's books, The Longest Day.

@@tylerlowrance5279 No, I was referring to "The Battle of The Bulge".

It can be done!

Depends on what route they take.

I know what you mean! Kinda makes you forget all about places like Auschwitz.....Treblinka.....Sobibor.....Buchenwald....etc. Don't it? Sure it does.

Don't have to forget. I can separate. If I was an American tanker still and rolling in Ukraine right now, speakers would be cranking this shit...and I believe the 11,000,000 murdered in death camps, KZ camps ghastly beyond words.

@@teller1290 Then I guess that would make you an American with poor judgement and lousy taste, and who also has a soft spot for Nazis, don't it? Like THAT'S anything new. And as far as "Ukraine" goes, I'm sure by comparison that American tankers were "cranking" their own brand of "shit" as they rolled into Iraq and laying waste to everything, huh?

most of the Germans didn't believe shit about hitler and did it just for freedom and their families

Yes, love From Russia with Love. Thanks for the sub!

That’s incredible!

did he live

@@randoms2222 Yes he was wounded but lived ...Met his wife at the army hospital ! 3 daughters... died in his 70s...

@@MrPomdownunder absolute mad lad

Quick find some soft ground.

I love that this song is so well know all over the world.

No estoy muy de acuerdo, la película es más bien mala, y con escenas inverosímiles, como Henry Fonda destruyendo un tanque él solito.....

Haha, that would definitely be an experience!

@@HerrTweekCat Dude, cruising in a monster like that, impervious to ALL allied tanks and even most artillery...

Biggest problem was having enough fuel to run them...

@@MrPomdownunder Very true

Gotta past ‘Oddball’...”so many negative waves...”

i like thiis song

NO PAID KILLERS NO WAR. HUMANS LOVE TO KILL FOR HONOR? MONEY? GREED? OR DOES ONE PERSON TELLS THEM TO KILL? Hitler/ Putin or any so-called leader! SICK! SICK!

I would have to agree, Robert Shaw is great.

@@HerrTweekCat Kõnnte Jochen Peiper gewesen sein.

That’s a great idea 💡

Here’s a sample of Ian Shaw: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UCUGIWK3Bco.html

@@dangelo1369 Strange watching that. I remember him from an episode of Sharpe.

79 haben wir es noch gesungen heute?OGottogottogott unmöglich da wären viele ( auch bei den Gegnern) so traumatisiert das sie jahrelange Psychiatrische Therapien benötigen würden !!

2. That makes it a bit sticky for Germans.

Character modelled on Peiper, but with the connection to the Malmedy massacre removed. The whole film, although well staged, is full of technical and factual inaccuracies, to the point that it was not well received by many veterans...

@@chrispalmer9838 Still a good film. It's not a documentary...

Character may be modeled on Pieper to some extent, but Robert Shaw is playing a Whermacht officer, not a SS officer like Pieper. Whermacht tank crews wore black uniforms similar to the SS.

Thanks!

This is true haha

Naja, gibt bessere Filme.. Besonders wenn Amis unsere Lieder singen 🤮