Bella Ciao but you're an Italian Partisan fighting for your homeland 

May the spirit of resistance of old, live on to the freedom fighters of today

The way how in 01:02 'Ciao Ciao Ciao' is almost perfectly synced with 'Los Los Los' is such a creative idea.

What saddens me the most is how this song is now related to a show of criminals and thieves instead of the Italian heroes who sacrificed their lives for a better future

As an italian i'm very happy and proud for this pubblication, thank you HistoryFeels for your work!

If you understand italian, the voices under the song add so much sadness and desperation. Amazing work

as an Italian I must say that I am proud of you

Hi, I’m an italian and my grand-grandpa was a partisan. Every chrismas all my family sings Bella Ciao to honor him. I am glad that italian partisans are still reminded today in different nations 💚🤍❤️

thank you for doing this piece. My great grand father was a partisan and he escaped in the mountains fighting fascists

"Rumba Azul" but an engine failure causes your Bf-109 to crash in the egyptian desert. "Drum Bun" but the captain ordered yet another bayonet charge against the soviet defenses in front of Odessa.

When I shared this with my Italian friend he absolutely loved it so good work

It seems like partisans are soon to be needed again in Italy..

If you do another Italy video, The Battle of Taranto but you're a swordfish pilot listening to Italian opera would be a good one. Operations Room did a documentary about that recently, and the part where they mentioned the pilots listened to Italian opera music on their radios just before beginning their torpedo runs immediately made me think of this channel.

As an italian,i love this! Finally a video like this about the italian resistance!

Bro thank you so much for finally doing something italian,it's not what I requested but It doesn't matter.Thank you so much!

1:41 "Non ci sento! Non ci sento più!" that hit hard

My grandfather was a Neapolitan partisan of the PCI (Italian communist party) he fought in Naples. his name is Daniele Raggi.

"Va pensiero" but you're fighting against the Austrian Empire troops in Milan (The song talks about the Jewish being deported by the Babylonians but what Giuseppe Verdi really meant was that the Italians of the north Italy were "prisoners" of the Austrian empire, the "five days of Milan" were an insurrection that started the first italian war of indipendence) [If i wrote something wrong sorry for my bed English lul]

Man, this is the best video you could have done for my country

Translation of the dialogue cuz yes: There are the explosives be careful On the attack (attack!) The target is under attack Maintain your positions boys! Covering fire We're in shit up to our necks Bomb triggered But what the fuck is going on!? We need to do it Damn We need to stop them! Inside! Be careful an auto??? I can't hear! I can't hear anymore! (??????) They're everywhere Holy shit They are tearing us apart! We're gonna die! We're already dead We've lost all the goals At the counterattack (counterattack)

I'm french, but if there is one other country than France that makes me feel patriotic, it's definitely Italy.

My uncle usually went lots of time to Italy to fight pulmonar cancer And of course he kinda learned Italian and sometimes he listened to this song Unfortunately he died on 20th of October 2020

Excellent video as always.

Using memes to tell history is certainly controversial, but if it helps people understand the realness of war and the things that happened, so be it, as an italian, i say good job, and thanks you for telling the story in the description as well

As an Italian, I’m very very happy to have this. Thank you for the feels, HistoryFeels.

2:13 "Moriremo tutti, siamo già morti" If you speak Italian you can feel the sadness in this sentence

never knew this song was about partisans, sending love to Italy from Czechia!

Good, thanks for this! The italian partisans alone captured 80.000 german prisoners and liberated 125 cities!!! 💪🏻💪🏻🇮🇹🇮🇹

I've been watching your videos for a while thanks for honouring our partisans fam

Excellent video, seeing you depict the ones who helped liberating my country is really appreciated (even if my maternal grandparents were conviced fascists, my grandpa was a black shirt, but I don't follow fascists ideals), really cool vids as always, keep it up! Also it would be cool if you can do "La Fedelissima" but you're a carabiniere in nassiriya, if you want of course :)

Mate this is the best one you've done yet. Amazing!

I found this video only now, thanks a lot! As an Italian I really appreciate this. If I can suggest another partisian song, I’d say “Fischia il Vento”, I would love to hear that! There are two versions, the original one and the one covered by Modena City Rambles, I grow up with she second one but of course you can choose the one you like the most

Hey I dont always watch your videos, but I must say each time I see you uploaded I always really like the artwork combined w the background photos. Some of them really move me Even just mindlessly scrolling by, I find you capture human suffering really well. Idk what the base meme face is called (Wojak?) But yeah. Take care man! 🍻

1:03 I noticed that the “los los los” lines up perfectly with “ciao ciao ciao” very good job.

Being Italian I loved this song but this creates a whole new meaning to everything, the parents of my great grandfather where partisans and managed to live up to the 70s, now I will listen to this while playing Enlisted, just too good

As an Italian I cried just thank you

The best ASMR you'll ever hear.

Niceeeeeee I love the authentic Italian sounds

My great grandfathers all served in Italy for Italy and one uncle served in North Africa It was hell. I can’t even imagine how deprived of energy and will they were. They never really thought about who’s side they were on, just if they would survive the murder machine that was the Second World War

Thanks HistoryFeels, I am half Italian but my father told great tales about my great great grandfather who fought as a Partisan for Italy. His legacy will live on in the land of Italia :,)

Nice as always

As an Italian, simply beautiful

I was waiting for this one

I didn't know such beautiful song could be so disturbing in the right context

these videos are progressively getting better and better. Quality keeps increasing haha

Inno dei carristi but you're Ariete division is getting encircled at El Alamein

Real life is going to be giving you some more content inspiration real soon

Very good!!! Thanks!!! 💪🏻❤️🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

In my opinion one of your best edits mate!

Waiting for those who think it's a spanish song from the Netflix series

As an Italian this is art. Bravo!

Make Fash Afraid Again

Bella ciao!

The Sicilian Revolution of 1848 but only near the ending because how horrific the violence towards the Sicilian people were, the Bourbon troops had almost no mercy for them, it is history that is sadly not talked about as much as it should be.

Well, your content @HistoryFeels are great to being meditation content, especially for help people get out from stress condition and also help people to feeling a real condition while playing music where it's happening historical event.

Love the Bf1 voice acting!!!

My Startata was a Slovene Partisan, thanks for posting this.

i've wanted something like this for a bit now

That build up is amazing great work

"Come Folgore dal Cielo" but you are an italian paratrooper in a trench in El Alamein

Great video! Music and battle sounds 👍You did a great ambience and immersive experience

my grandparents were yugoslav partisans from croatia. this song was a constant here, even though they understood very little lyrics! and is very popular here till this day.

This is great. One day I hope you do "Fischia il Vento". Cheers!

I would love to hear mix with “A las barricadas”

As an Italian I am proud of this work of yours

Amazing work as always. "I Fought The Law" - The Bobby Fuller Four, but you're a SWAT officer raiding a drug house?

Very good video!

99 luftballons but your a German volunteer in ukraine during the missles and helicopter raid

I'm really thankful for having learnt this song in the past, now I can sing along!!

feels how call of duty could have been if they actually cared about the campaign

I see this pop up in my feed, I click out of curiosity, I fall in love, man you have done an awesome work in your videos

as an italian i gotta say soemthing: We Did Not Switch Sides We Had A Civil War Learn your hsitory or your pizza privileges will be removed

I have a world that a friend and I have been creating. More specifically, I have several worlds. One of these worlds is named Mountain in Italian. (I forget the exact translation.) As you might expect, it's a world full of mountains. Millions of them. Snowcapped peaks, valleys of water thanks to snowfall, and on the mountainsides, hardy life. Italy colonized this world. They built cities into the mountains, honeycombing the peaks with houses and factories and farms. One day, the Sol System United Government, of which Italy was a member state, was invaded by hostile aliens known as the Krux. This world was one of the first to be struck. Krux invasion forces took minor losses securing the world. They thought that garrison duties would be easy. How very wrong they were. From the top of every peak, to the bottom of every valley, resistance blossomed. Husbands, wives, sons, daughters, grandmothers, grandfathers- all were united in resistance. The very air seethed with fury that this invader would dare land on their planet, drink their water, eat their food. And so they fought. Every week, a Krux base would fall to sabotage. Every day, a patrol would die. Krux warriors were lured into alleyways and strangled; mountaineers had their climbing hooks shot out, making them plummet to their deaths. Commanders were subjected to their own personal hells as strike teams of resistance members, equipped with shiny new exosuits brought with the military garrison during the initial colonization, were stolen from defunct armories and repaired. The Krux grew paranoid, but they couldn't do anything. Nobody could've done anything. There was no way to quell a world where the very rocks wanted you gone. By the time liberation came, the Krux were all too happy to leave.

They should make a game about partisans

“Going Back to my Roots” but you just drifted around a Libyan T-52 with your Toyota Landcrusier at The Battle of Fada

I might not know as much about the Italian campaign in WW2 compared to other theaters of operation, but I HAVE just seen the first two seasons of Money Heist, so this song hits perfectly. "Kaiser Wilhelm Siegesmarsch" but its Operation Michael and instead of marching all the way to victory you're looting all the way to surrender.

My grandgrand-dad fought in Africa against the british,he fought as a field medic,can't even imagine what he saw,and the worst thing is that he was born in 1911 so he had to live during and after ww1 and then fight in africa

An average game of Battlefield 1 on Monte Grappa

What are you gonna do? Unshoot Mussolini?

Better a pig than a fascist.

i can imagine myself mowing down fascists with my MAB38A listening to this. also keep the the good work, we always here waiting for you and your awesome content. :)

Wow cool painting. Looks better and better

The March of Ukrainian Nationalists but you are a guerrilla fighter in February 2022.

Another banger

F in the chat for the Italian teenager that had to fight the Germany Army with nothing but at M38 in 1944/45.

great video, it would be interesting to see "you are a soldier of the FEB (Brazilian expeditionary force)" and it is in the battle of monte castle

Max Σεβασμός to the Partisans of Italy 🇮🇹 🤝🇬🇷

My great grandfather was in a polish squad that got the monte cassino. Him and the squad got awarded with a special medal. Now i live here in italy

... When the echoes of shots and grenade explosions stopped in the mountains, armed men appeared from behind the rocks on both sides. - Who are you? Who is your commander? - And who are you? Wait, Bruno, is that you? "Who else?" Luigi… Two men with machine guns came out to meet each other. One in a military uniform and a black beret with a red star, the other in a cassock with a cross around his neck. - The commander of the fifth Garibaldi brigade, Captain Antonio. The second, throwing the machine gun behind his back, humbly spread his hands. "I'm just a priest. Father Leon. We are "Figli Del Signore" ("Children of the Lord" (Italian). - Turned around. - These are the same partisans as we are. And we know each other well. After all, many here are from the same villages. Does that surprise you? - We have heard that you are also called "Spiriti Di Montagna" ("Spirits of the Mountains" (Italian). But it's strange, you know, to see a priest with a gun. He smiled. - You're not a local, my son, that's why you don't understand. I was born and raised here, and I will tell you... Fascists have never been liked in these mountains. There was a time when they were afraid to come here. Now they are emboldened. Which means we have to take up arms. In The Name Of Our Lord. And then... they are enemies of the Faith. You know that. The captain nodded. - They burned monasteries in two villages, killed everyone... - Yes, it's unfortunate. Do you know what happened to those who committed such a thing? They disappeared, the mountains punished them. One of those standing next to the priest laughed. - They say they haven't even been found. Antonio scratched his forehead, shifting his beret. - Did you do it? - no. Mountains and... let's not talk about it. We are zealous Catholics and we should not talk about such... things. - OK. The captain sat down on a rock. - Father Leon, I would like to ask. He rolled up his sleeve. - Can you explain it? The tattoo appeared a few days ago… The priest came closer, shook his head, sighed. "You have grown wings, my son. Tell me, do you have any other Winged ones besides you? - yes. - Remember, this is a symbol of Faith, a sign that you are on the side of God. All of ours have the same. Antonio shrugged his shoulders in disbelief. - I understand with you. But we are communists, atheists… - Maybe. But, nevertheless, you are fighting for the Lord… - Of course, it's strange, ... but let's assume. And the tattoo on the shoulder, what does it mean? - I can't say that because I don't know. The inscription seems to be in Russian, but I don't know this language well. - Okay, let's leave it for later. The captain slapped his knees and stood up. - What are we going to do next? - Maybe we should unite? It will be easier for us to fight together. - I've already thought about it. And... I agree. Then we'll collect the trophies and leave. The priest looked around. - Remember, my children, there is no sin in taking weapons or ammunition from a dead fascist. The Lord approves of it. Leave the rest to the crows, they will be full today. ... Two detachments, united in one column, dissolved among the stone placers. « Una mattina mi son svegliato, o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao! Una mattina mi son svegliato ed ho trovato l’invasor. O partigiano, portami via, o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao! O partigiano, portami via, che mi sento di morir. E se io muoio da partigiano, o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao! E se io muoio da partigiano, tu mi devi seppellir.» ... - Do you also sing this song? - Why are you surprised? This song is being sung everywhere now, by all people, in all languages… «E seppellire lassu in montagna, o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao! E seppellire lassu in montagna sotto l’ombra di un bel fior. E le genti che passeranno o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao! E le genti che passeranno Mi diranno «Che bel fior!» E questo il fiore del partigiano, o bella, ciao! bella, ciao! bella, ciao, ciao, ciao! E questo il fiore del partigiano morto per la liberta!» ... Father Leon will be captured seriously wounded and after being tortured will be hanged in the village square. His last words will be "Long live communism!" After the war, he will be canonized as a martyr for his Faith. But it will happen later…

I WAS WAITING FOR THIS

We fight for FREEDOME VIVA ITALIA

Damn these videos give me some serious goosebumps.

Banderia Rossa but you are a member of the Red Brigade during the Years of Lead

Love you, this perfect

As an italian of origins , i am proud for the country

Just having a combat noises in the background while the music play idk why but its painting a clear picture of whats happening

I lived in the wrong generation. I shouldve been an italian singing bella ciao while fighting krauts

Video idea: "The Way It Is" but you're marching on the capitol in 1963. The time period of the song doesn't quite match but the message does.

Virgin Robber wearing Dali mask VS Chad Italian partisan:

Thank u so much for ur wonderful work, io sono italiano e ne vado fierissimo!

Can you do one based off of Ukraine again? That would be amazing