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The initial Axis invasion of the Soviet Union had ended with their forces being overextended and the Red Army counterattacked them during the winter. The fighting eventually became a stalemate. During the summer of 1942 both sides planned to undertake a major offensive in order to inflict a decisive defeat on their opponent. The question was - who would be able to gain the initiative first.
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Sources:
David Glantz - When Titans Clashed: How the Red Army Stopped Hitler.
Earl F. Ziemke, Magna E. Bauer III - Moscow To Stalingrad: Decision In The East.
Gregory Liedtke - Enduring the Whirlwind: The German Army and the Russo-German War 1941-1943.
Unit symbols:
drive.google.com/open?id=1WN2...
Order of Battle:
www.wwii-photos-maps.com/
www.rkka.ru/imaps.htm
bdsa.ru/
pamyat-naroda.ru/ops/
Map:
Terrain
Europe: Elevation map of Europe - European Environment Agency.
Outside Europe: maps-for-free.com/
Infrastructure:
USSR: Europa 1: 2,500,000 Deutsche Heereskarte: Europaische Russland. 1943.
Other: British 1944 1:2000,000 maps of Europe.
Nerves Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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@undeadlegion9484
@undeadlegion9484 4 года назад
There are documentaries out there with massive budgets and professional directors that aren't nearly as informative and easy to follow as this guy. 10/10
@gibberconfirm166
@gibberconfirm166 3 года назад
Yeah I read a ton of the books, and there really is something magical about the concision and clarity and speed of this presentation. I respect what I've seen of the Battlestorm Series, but almost opposite issue, there, it's excruciatingly detailed. Like I'd love to see a 20 minute version in this style on, say, just Stalingrad, or Kursk.
@B1SCOOP
@B1SCOOP 3 года назад
I don't even recall watching any TV documentary which relied at all on the overview map of the battlefield, just to let you more easily grasp the progression of war. Usually it's lazy voiceover like somebody is reading history schoolbook with stock archive footage you've already seen in another documentary.
@B1SCOOP
@B1SCOOP 3 года назад
@Kiril Burinskij thanks a bunch!
@crimsonstrykr
@crimsonstrykr 2 года назад
Wise he did one for Fall Blau alone. That has some "curious" troop movements leading up to Stalingrad
@MarlboroughBlenheim1
@MarlboroughBlenheim1 2 года назад
Good pictorial summary
@joanj94
@joanj94 5 лет назад
It's like History channel, but now with actual History :D
@jared3400
@jared3400 5 лет назад
How true!
@rodigoduterte9192
@rodigoduterte9192 5 лет назад
aserehuehue its like history channel, but it only use map :v
@maxmagnus777
@maxmagnus777 5 лет назад
few years in the future he will be selling toy cars for 10 000$ :P
@vouspartezenvoyagenoncarje1972
It is like history channel without all comments about nazis’ flying saucers
@cvetomirgeorgiev9106
@cvetomirgeorgiev9106 5 лет назад
Next up on the history channel: 10pm- Nazi wonder weapons they were never going to build but we will say they would have 11pm- Acting like Hitler survived ww2 when he totally didnt. 12pm- Selling warehouses
@Supremaque
@Supremaque 3 года назад
"... The amount of prisoners was limited. 22.000 POW..." Image any army in the word nowadays losing 22.000 men in one day.
@jordanastro4694
@jordanastro4694 2 года назад
Just shows the immense scale of WW2.
@grievetan
@grievetan 2 года назад
If you think this is big, just keep in mind that 2 million people fought in battle of Kursk
@Epokgamer942
@Epokgamer942 2 года назад
Imagne lost almost a milion men (encirclement of the Kiev)
@SovetUnion63
@SovetUnion63 2 года назад
AFTER NUCLEAR STRIKE LOSSESE WILL BE IN MILLIONS.
@Epokgamer942
@Epokgamer942 2 года назад
@@SovetUnion63 but we talking about encirclement not atomic bomb
@usun_current5786
@usun_current5786 4 года назад
this is the most detailed info about troop movements I've seen in my entire life presented in such concise format. great work!
@Justin.Martyr
@Justin.Martyr 4 года назад
*BUT he CAN'T Say, EXTERMINATED!!!! He says Destroyed!!!!*
@noobmansuperstarboy
@noobmansuperstarboy 4 года назад
Justin Martyr what?
@kstreet7438
@kstreet7438 4 года назад
Noobmansuperstarboy probably means this “Vernichtungskrie” it means war of extermination or annihilation
@onewhosaysgoose4831
@onewhosaysgoose4831 3 года назад
@@LordBruuh Definately more detailed, but a hell of a lot less concise. Only listened to that stalingrad series like 3 times as it comes out.
@peknive8331
@peknive8331 3 года назад
I’ve watched this series about 10 times now
@OuterGalaxyLounge
@OuterGalaxyLounge 5 лет назад
The German/Soviet conflict on the Eastern front never gets old, never fails to be completely fascinating. I've read tons of books on it, and have many more to go. This animation is a fantastic supplement to the great books.
@KrisWustrow
@KrisWustrow 5 лет назад
@kevin r -- which 3 books would you recommend to start?
@MrTone075
@MrTone075 5 лет назад
Extremely fascinating. So many lives lost, though.
@alterego157
@alterego157 5 лет назад
It's the biggest bloodbath mankind has ever seen
@1993Redemption
@1993Redemption 4 года назад
It's The Unstoppable Force (Germany) vs. The Immovable Object (Russia). One side has the ultimate offensive capabilities, and the other has the ultimate defensive advantages.
@Gerbs1913
@Gerbs1913 4 года назад
With such a massive conflict there's no shortage of events to look into.
@parthiancapitalist2733
@parthiancapitalist2733 5 лет назад
Keep in mind whenever you see a square disappear that's thousands of lives lost
@wellingtonrodrigues7654
@wellingtonrodrigues7654 5 лет назад
THATS A LOTTA DAMAGE !
@evoluxman9935
@evoluxman9935 5 лет назад
@15 is legal In Europe Soviets lost more only becasue 1941 and early 1942. By 1944 and 1945, germans were losing way more soldiers than soviets. For exemple, in Bagration (soviet counterpart of barbarossa in a way), germans lost twice as much men (290 000 killed and 150 000 captured but 180 000 dead for soviets). And for cruelty... well it depended of who you were. If you were pure german, yeah, life was better than basic russian counterpart. However, if you were jew, homosexual, or anything but pure aryan, it was an other thing. Also, all the countries occupied (France, Belgium, Danemark,...) did suffer a lot, and poland was just annihilated (16% of the population died, with 3 millions polish and as much polish jews), just for the nazis. Also also, just Stalin. This dude was just mad. After he was dead, it was pretty OK. Quality of life wasn't that bad, and there's a reason so many people wanted USSR back in late 90-early 2000. But if you're talking about soviet regime under stalin, well it's hard to say.
@Admiral2Kolchak
@Admiral2Kolchak 5 лет назад
Evoluxman I agree mostly but your statement in the beginning about casualties is partly false. The last major offensive of the war on the Eastern front (Vistula Oder) saw Zhukov and Konev make costly mistakes that resulted in the soviets losing twice as many men against a poorly equipped and desperate enemy. Battles such as Seelow and Konigsberg reeked of soviet over confidence leading to unnecessary deaths.
@LevQWERTY
@LevQWERTY 5 лет назад
@15 is legal In Europeсоветский режим был наиболее варварским??? Расскажи это миллионам убитых евреев и их детей осёл.
@zheqingzhang6136
@zheqingzhang6136 5 лет назад
@15 is legal In Europe Soviet Union saved your countries many times in history. They suffered tens of millions casualties, while US, UK were waiting for them to die. Show some respect
@SNVampyre
@SNVampyre 4 года назад
One of my grand fathers was in 371 division. There is some document that he died near Rzhev, but he survived and lived till 1995. Now I see his "quad" on the screen. Another great grand father died somewhere in Stalingrad...
@mookins45
@mookins45 4 года назад
they saved the world
@gunarsmiezis9321
@gunarsmiezis9321 4 года назад
@@mookins45 ???
@SNVampyre
@SNVampyre 4 года назад
@jebi ga It must be misprint or do you think that Russians are antisemitists?
@y.b4251
@y.b4251 4 года назад
@@mookins45 they won the war, the world is far from saved.
@Yanramich
@Yanramich 4 года назад
@jebi ga.. What?
@user-kd3lm3fn6t
@user-kd3lm3fn6t 4 года назад
welcome to RU-vid comments, where everyone suddenly becomes a logistic and strategic genius
@captain_noo
@captain_noo 4 года назад
well there wouldn't be 10 year olds who would come to this video, they probably wouldn't understand some of the things hey you guys could stop replying to me now
@potatoshaga
@potatoshaga 4 года назад
stolen
@nerevarchthn6860
@nerevarchthn6860 4 года назад
edwardmashberg1 but it seems like it does need a genius to understand that the german soldiers weren’t nazis
@janmegas4700
@janmegas4700 4 года назад
@@nerevarchthn6860 Not all of them sure. But at least half was or was sympathetic to their government's actions in some form. There is a reason why the fighting on the eastern front was so cruel. Because they made it happen from day 1.
@minimilchshaker8219
@minimilchshaker8219 4 года назад
Riverton Cooper Why so harsh? I mean, of course many still believed in the Nazi ideology and what happened was terrible, but still, not all German soldiers were Nazis, many didn't want to die for the dream of their government.
@Litany_of_Fury
@Litany_of_Fury 5 лет назад
It's like a documentary without the bullshit filler. I love it!
@toserveman9317
@toserveman9317 5 лет назад
There is very little about _teevee_ that is redeemable.
@Litany_of_Fury
@Litany_of_Fury 5 лет назад
@@toserveman9317 The availability of information and entertainment at short notice to the population?
@Chiaros
@Chiaros 5 лет назад
How can this guy have so few Patreons? We must quickly deal with that error and support his war effort against click baiters and general idiocy!
@spyrojyro7202
@spyrojyro7202 5 лет назад
Георги Ставрев He’s right, it’s a channel we cannot afford to lose.
@leonardorivas8142
@leonardorivas8142 5 лет назад
Not his war effort comrade. Ours
@bensagal-morris8072
@bensagal-morris8072 5 лет назад
Spyro Jyro When thinking of whether or not to support him, all I could think was, “do it.”
@frothfrenzy
@frothfrenzy 5 лет назад
I agree. We should strive to prevent encirclement from other channels and widen the gap to his Patreon pocket.
@PointReflex
@PointReflex 5 лет назад
@@frothfrenzy Right on!, I just telegraphed Goering and he confirmed that 5 formations of flying Wunderwaffes are coming to provide air support. ... in any minute now... ... ... ... ...
@gutsandgears
@gutsandgears Год назад
This was an excellent documentary of the highest quality. It clearly shows the strategic and tactical thinking of both Germans and Soviets, which other videos could not really convey. Awesome work.
@andrewtate9511
@andrewtate9511 Год назад
First
@LightningYtpl
@LightningYtpl Год назад
True
@Helpseriously
@Helpseriously 11 месяцев назад
deserves more attention
@Bulgarian_Coastline
@Bulgarian_Coastline 5 месяцев назад
@@Helpseriously Quite right.
@Technocratos90
@Technocratos90 4 года назад
12:00 These 8 seconds costed 2,5m dead men to both sides. Rzhev battle is called Rzhev Meatgrinder for a reason.
@covid-2320
@covid-2320 3 года назад
Impressive that so many people died for, literally, nothing.
@leolimann269
@leolimann269 3 года назад
@@covid-2320 Well, that offensive prevented germans from thinking, that Soviet Union had been able to carry out another operation in the south. Thus, the victory in Stalingrad partially justifies the casualties in the center. However, it's quite controversial regarding equipment and people's lives lost there...
@leolimann269
@leolimann269 3 года назад
@Dan Gurău You'll never know the truth, to be honest. There were two general operations, which cost up to million losses in total...
@derritter4970
@derritter4970 3 года назад
Dan Gurău And how many Soviet and German soldiers died from both sides?
@derritter4970
@derritter4970 3 года назад
Covid-23 Soviet died for motherland, Germans for idiotic plans of Hitler
@frjoethesecond
@frjoethesecond 5 лет назад
I knew it'd be worth the wait. Great work.
@papageitaucher618
@papageitaucher618 5 лет назад
"oh look everybody I'm a patreon :P"
@ComradeHellas
@ComradeHellas 5 лет назад
*S T A L I N G R A D*
@comradered2876
@comradered2876 5 лет назад
*WE* knew
@quietus13
@quietus13 5 лет назад
I almost never comment, but I am moved to make an exception for these exceptional animations of the Eastern front. You have better articulated the nuances and massive scale of this conflict in your 12 minute videos than I've seen hour-long, "professional" documentaries accomplish. Well done.
@sbove
@sbove 5 лет назад
Agree 110%. These animations are absolute gold.
@yilmaz.design
@yilmaz.design 5 лет назад
@@sbove thx
@yannicandbeatrice8616
@yannicandbeatrice8616 5 лет назад
@@yilmaz.design Agree... It's the divisional detail that really makes the point, the early German successes, the advances, the massive pockets of destroyed Soviet divisions, and the gradual thinning out of German lines the longer it went on, the further they drove. Excellent!
@toamdur
@toamdur 5 лет назад
Accurate man gj:)
@kentwiseman9246
@kentwiseman9246 5 лет назад
agreed , outstanding.
@mebeasensei
@mebeasensei 4 года назад
I would love to see this sort of detail applied to an animated map of the Stalingrad pocket. Anyone else? Please vote this up so the wonderful creator(s) might do it.
@cumulushalo576
@cumulushalo576 3 года назад
Watch Stalingrad campaign by Army University Press 👍
@foxtrot2908
@foxtrot2908 2 года назад
See TIK's Battlestorm Stalingrad series.
@breadthatsred5815
@breadthatsred5815 4 года назад
Can we talk about the fact that this guy provided subtitles of 8 different languages (including Arabic!)?! This is very rare on RU-vid.
@413TECH
@413TECH 3 года назад
22
@onrch
@onrch 3 года назад
@@413TECH 23
@shrekdonkey3683
@shrekdonkey3683 3 года назад
69th like
@dakota6050
@dakota6050 3 года назад
@@shrekdonkey3683 70th* screw your reddit moment
@totalwartimelapses6359
@totalwartimelapses6359 26 дней назад
I highly doubt he did it himself or hired people to do it In youtube you can enable the option of letting people add subtitles to your videos, which explains why there are subs in all languages
@BERENCEV
@BERENCEV 5 лет назад
No time wasted for repeating all the boring facts as in the most documentaries, but rather actual historical events seen here like never before, in such interactive way that allows to understand and see the whole picture of the war on Eastern Front like no documentaries would tell... Great work.
@fancymelon5127
@fancymelon5127 5 лет назад
*Soviet Union has become player controlled*
@p1colo79
@p1colo79 4 года назад
And more important: Soviet Union gets unlimited supplies from USA
@endloesung_der_braunen_frage
@endloesung_der_braunen_frage 4 года назад
@@p1colo79 They didn't win because the USA supplied them, that is Not the only reason
@super_heavy_battleship4205
@super_heavy_battleship4205 4 года назад
Western lend-lease to the soviet union did jack shot for the union.
@notbryan1323
@notbryan1323 4 года назад
tag SOV research all add_latest_equipment 1000000000
@fristnamelastname5549
@fristnamelastname5549 4 года назад
Soviet Union: *Enters GTM* I SEE NO GOD UP HERE! OTHER THEN ME!
@chrisanon2560
@chrisanon2560 4 года назад
Until watching these videos I never realized just how wide the Eastern Front was and just how many men, tanks and battles there were. There was so much going on.
@looinrims
@looinrims 3 года назад
If it further exaggerates the point, every army regulation made after June 1941 was made with the assumption the reader was on the eastern front, always referring to the Russian, their land, equipment, tactics, and preferences
@illuha3691
@illuha3691 3 года назад
Thats what your education is doing they trying to rewrite the history and doesnt want you to now how much impact did Soviet Union!
@870Slugger
@870Slugger Год назад
Yea it makes the western front look like child's play
@gregsmith1548
@gregsmith1548 3 года назад
+24,800 POWs +22,800 POWs “The number of prisoners taken was limited”
@Michaelonyoutub
@Michaelonyoutub 3 года назад
limited compared to other instances, they are lucky they loss less then 100k, most other encirclements up to this point have had high numbers like that
@LD-xt1vo
@LD-xt1vo 3 года назад
True. Entire *wars* are now fought with far fewer POWs.
@iliketurtles5180
@iliketurtles5180 3 года назад
Thats industrialized war for you
@angelamagnus6615
@angelamagnus6615 2 года назад
@@Michaelonyoutub like the second battle of Kharkov. Soviets lost like 220k men.
@moralfagov
@moralfagov 5 лет назад
Crazy amount of work, great job man!
@Nugcon
@Nugcon 5 лет назад
How do you even research this? Like marking every division's location and stuff. Seems like a pretty tedious job, and I respect you for that.
@michael___684
@michael___684 5 лет назад
He spoke about how much time it takes in the previous video. Spoiler: A LOT OF TIME
@Eastory
@Eastory 5 лет назад
I usually get their locations from the contemporary situation maps that have been posted online.
@solonsolon9496
@solonsolon9496 5 лет назад
Where are they posted online?
@EburdeyGordei4
@EburdeyGordei4 5 лет назад
Watch Soviet Storm series
@jeffjohnson1054
@jeffjohnson1054 5 лет назад
Seeing the vast numbers of soviet forces is just wow. Endless fucking humanity to feed to hun cannons. Balls of steel men.
@Heisenpaper1
@Heisenpaper1 2 года назад
This channel is the most detailed and helpful I have ever seen. It makes stuff way more affascinating than other random mapping videos and I really have to say good job. 10/10
@jaeger7693
@jaeger7693 4 года назад
This teaches so much about deployment and encirclement tactics, thank you.
@Disedinel
@Disedinel 3 года назад
gotta do some hoi4
@edvard8449
@edvard8449 5 лет назад
That Italian division holding off half the front alone xD
@aleksaradojicic8114
@aleksaradojicic8114 5 лет назад
Its corps, but its still impresive.
@aleksaradojicic8114
@aleksaradojicic8114 5 лет назад
@@biliepan379 Same, its corp.
@edvard8449
@edvard8449 5 лет назад
@@biliepan379 that's LIX Korps, composed by 50.000 men, but yeah.
@edvard8449
@edvard8449 5 лет назад
@@biliepan379 yeah, maybe it's an error, however the Italian division is the Sforzesca 2nd Infantry Division, who in fact fought alone and won against 30 000 Soviets, saving the whole Army Group South from encirclement. They fought with bayonets after they ran out of ammunition. It was composed of 9000 men.
@randomguy-tg7ok
@randomguy-tg7ok 5 лет назад
Where's the Italian Division?
@dinodom000
@dinodom000 5 лет назад
Awesome visualisation!! Thanks for all your hard work!
@NachiV
@NachiV 3 года назад
3:56 what i plan on doing for the project 3:58 what i end up doing
@sanelahajdarevic730
@sanelahajdarevic730 2 года назад
Lol
@TheFaveteLinguis
@TheFaveteLinguis 2 года назад
Still, not bad. But in the end, your project got scrapped, you wound up in jail and separated into two parts one of which socialistic... what?
@NachiV
@NachiV 2 года назад
@@TheFaveteLinguis So you take memes litreally?
@darklysm8345
@darklysm8345 2 года назад
Both were impressive
@Ciaofornow
@Ciaofornow 3 года назад
Thank you for creating these videos. Really helps me understand history through visual aid. Keep them coming
@fazole
@fazole 5 лет назад
Your use of graphics really enlightened me about the situation in 1942. I have watched a lot of presentations and have read a few books on the Eastern Front, and this is the first time I realized how active and nearly successful the Soviets were in their early 1942 operations. I think that the fact that the Germans survived these attacks and were able to break out of the Vyazma pocket gave them the overconfidence to remain in the Stalingrad Pocket. It also shows that either Hitler was delusional or was feigning confidence when he declared the Red Army was finished in summer 1942.
@ysin9698
@ysin9698 5 лет назад
Yes, I made the same connection. The Vyazma pocket may have been a sort of Pyrrhic victory which led to the disastrous decision to supply the Stalingrad pocket with the Luftwaffe.
@marschma
@marschma 5 лет назад
You re right, being able to support the troops encircled first by air supply made them believe they would be able to do the same, vast overestimation of the Luftwaffes capability at this time.
@user-mm6tz1gu2g
@user-mm6tz1gu2g 5 лет назад
It's Russian,dude
@eminyilmaz1851
@eminyilmaz1851 4 года назад
That may be true but I think it's much more complicated. Germans knew keeping 6th army in Stalingrad means keeping huge Soviet force immobile, thus protecting the main front from collapsing.
@user-eg2kj4ng9e
@user-eg2kj4ng9e 5 лет назад
Found on animation 10 guards rifle corps, where fought my grandfather. All shows for sure! Hats off to the creators!!! Нашел на анимации 10 гвардейский стрелковый корпус, где воевал мой дедушка. Всё показано точно! Снимаю шляпу перед создателями!!!
@theortheo2401
@theortheo2401 5 лет назад
Your grandfather is a hero Aleksei :) hats off to him
@texxture
@texxture 5 лет назад
guards - сторожевой, с английского. gvardeyskiy - гвардейский = элитный корпус, с лучшей подготовкой бойцов чем в остальных частях. да, это калька с иностранного слова, но имеющая другое значение в русском языке. называя части сторожевыми - те доносишь неправильный смысл до иностранцев.
@maximivanov8467
@maximivanov8467 5 лет назад
@@texxture, nope, “guards division” (brigade, etc.) is the proper translation of “гвардейская дивизия” (бригада и т.п.). Google it.
@Sphynra
@Sphynra 5 лет назад
Where is the 10 Guards Rifle Corps? I want to find them too
@user-eg2kj4ng9e
@user-eg2kj4ng9e 5 лет назад
@@Sphynra 10:26 near Ordzhonikidze
@UmurKaragoz
@UmurKaragoz 3 года назад
It is really hard to overstate how much I enjoy these videos.
@Bartooc
@Bartooc 3 года назад
Great work this is the best visualization of WW2 I've ever seen put into such a small timeframe.
@KnownNiche1999
@KnownNiche1999 5 лет назад
11:24 USSR: **TELEPORTS BEHIND** NOTHING PERSONAL KID
@alex39977
@alex39977 5 лет назад
at that point i think it would be pretty personal lol
@wellingtonrodrigues7654
@wellingtonrodrigues7654 5 лет назад
NANI !?!?!
@rafalpanwojny
@rafalpanwojny 5 лет назад
learned more in 13min than in whole school year, sorry Mr. Smith
@user-mm6tz1gu2g
@user-mm6tz1gu2g 5 лет назад
Mr. Smith is not upset,bro
@user-mm6tz1gu2g
@user-mm6tz1gu2g 5 лет назад
Mr. Smith is not upset ,bro!
@filipjuda4652
@filipjuda4652 5 лет назад
Fajnie, polaczku, że masz masz w szkole nauczyciela Smitha.
@MagnaVictus
@MagnaVictus 4 года назад
Schools are intended to give a global and general view of history. The Eastern front is so complex that no teacher could ever finish this subject in one year of school. Mr. Smith's name should be cleared haha
@neeznh4571
@neeznh4571 4 года назад
Mr. Smith: :'(
@saamohod
@saamohod 4 года назад
Both sides lost 3.5 million people in 1942, which translates into 4'500 men per one second of this video... *EACH SECOND OF THIS VIDEO IS 4'500 DEATHS.*
@pallabicollectionsvlog
@pallabicollectionsvlog 3 года назад
So *DEADLY*
@pallabicollectionsvlog
@pallabicollectionsvlog 3 года назад
😭😭😖
@BaenjaminS
@BaenjaminS 3 года назад
imagine what all those people could have done instead of this war...
@missnizny9278
@missnizny9278 3 года назад
F
@gabisucksatlife9149
@gabisucksatlife9149 3 года назад
Worth it for this great video
@ziros22
@ziros22 4 года назад
How am I just now finding these videos? dude, you are amazing
@samj4348
@samj4348 4 года назад
same, saw the first and missed this 1
@stvor4701
@stvor4701 5 лет назад
Eastory, Вы сделали огромную работу. Я видел много информации по теме ВОВ, но так наглядно, доступно и динамично, на моей памяти, впервые подали именно Вы. Снимаю шляпу. Спасибо. Удачи Вам и побольше подписчиков.
@eugenhartwig
@eugenhartwig 5 лет назад
Присоединяюсь, - и так ещё на русском и немецком, никакой идеологии, правильно показанные факты.
@rutorrutor3640
@rutorrutor3640 5 лет назад
вот тоже достойно - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-33aVYAXrsOE.html
@rickpin_0612
@rickpin_0612 5 лет назад
Wtf
@eugenhartwig
@eugenhartwig 5 лет назад
@@rutorrutor3640 Да, действительно интересно,с большим числом важных фактов, даже таких которые в советской школе принципиально не назывались - оккупация Персии когда гитлеровские войска делали полное окружение Ленинграда(кстати несколько дивизий Черчилля и три сталинские армии при оккупации Персии),но не так пластично и с идеологией (пленные красноармейцы погибли больше по вине Сталина - сначала пленных красноармейцев отпускали,но с началом партизанской войны пленных красноармейцев оставляли в проходных лагерях военнопленных где нечего было жрать из-за сожженных Сталиным полей и угнанного в советский тыл скота). У Сталина были огромные силы НКВД и железнодорожников для никому не нужного выселения немцев Поволжья и не было эшелонов для эвакуации женщин и детей из Ленинграда явно прифронтового города,это было гарантией голодной холодной гибели многих сотен тысяч ленинградцев в блокадном Ленинграде и советских немцев в местах изгнания,концлагерях трудармии на Урале. 1)ТРИ АРМИИ ДЛЯ ОККУПАЦИИ ПЕРСИИ 2)ВЫСЕЛЕНИЕ НЕМЦЕВ ПОВОЛЖЬЯ СИЛАМИ НКВД И ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНИКОВ ➡ БЛОКАДА ЛЕНИНГРАДА С БОЛЬШИМИ ЖЕРТВАМИ
@rutorrutor3640
@rutorrutor3640 5 лет назад
@@eugenhartwig Пленные погибли по вине Сталина - это бред! Вы завязывайте с тяжелыми наркотиками. Не отпускали пленных - более того - часто захватывали как военнопленных просто местных мужчин призывного возраста. Отпустили в самом начале войны что-то около 100 000 местных на Западной Украине. А вот 2-2,5 млн захваченных пленных никто никуда не отпускал. Немцы исходили из того что чем больше их умрет - тем лучше. Кстати это было военное преступление.
@poodiepie527
@poodiepie527 5 лет назад
Although it's looking a bit grim, I'm sure Germany will deliver the final blow to the Soviet Union and eliminate them in the next year!
@Chiaros
@Chiaros 5 лет назад
I blame the Romanians for messing up at Stalingrad.
@danieldudin4071
@danieldudin4071 5 лет назад
Георги Ставрев you should blame the German Command because they where the ones who thought that trusting to bad equipped Romanians without any anti tank was a good idea weapons
@konstantinriumin2657
@konstantinriumin2657 5 лет назад
Fortress Stalingrad will surely hold - Luftwaffe can supply it indefinitely.
@johnscott353
@johnscott353 5 лет назад
Lol
@RoyRogerer
@RoyRogerer 5 лет назад
So excited to see who wins! So far we have seen some amazing moves!
@artemis360
@artemis360 4 года назад
Fantastically detailed summary. Amazing work. Music and narration are perfect. Tense but not distracting. Well done.
@Legio__X
@Legio__X 4 года назад
The amount of research and time dedication is amazing. Well done
@yayksurahi4366
@yayksurahi4366 5 лет назад
This video makes me play Hearts of Iron 4 and encircle divisions
@garoad2
@garoad2 5 лет назад
3 was better...
@suryaprakash2126
@suryaprakash2126 5 лет назад
@@garoad2 I don't know about 3, but 4 is best
@ImaginaShip
@ImaginaShip 5 лет назад
No joke dude, I seriously want to load it up right now!
@garoad2
@garoad2 5 лет назад
If you try 3 now, it'll seem dated. Just the inability to scale the UI for higher resolution is enough to make it almost unplayable now. But for a large number of people who played *all* versions, during the time they were released, 3 was the best for hard strategy. IV caters to more casual players. The larger number of provinces alone in III makes a huge difference. Too few/larger provinces limits the type and complexity of maneuvers you can carry out, for example. I wouldn't say IV is inferior in EVERY way, but I was much more hooked on III.
@diomepa2100
@diomepa2100 5 лет назад
I wish the AI would be smart enough to to recover after such losses.
@MegHbIu_KopoJib
@MegHbIu_KopoJib 5 лет назад
За этим коротким видео скрывается огромная работа. Спасибо.
@imyafamiliya6170
@imyafamiliya6170 5 лет назад
Так же наглядно показывает на каких своих кровавых ошибках училась советская армия.
@riazon703
@riazon703 5 лет назад
Если так, то в итоге покажет, как армия Третьего Рейха получила урок от Советской Армии, ведь основной план "блицкриг" они завалили в конце 1941, а вести затяжную войну на территории такой большой страны-это очень опасно.
@lyagenda2k167
@lyagenda2k167 5 лет назад
Sterd S А зачем там строить заводы, если это просто «буфер»
@namelessone5540
@namelessone5540 5 лет назад
Georgy Zhukov Ты задаешь ему слишком сложный вопрос. Лучше спроси, скачет ли он, для майдаунов это более понятно
@user-gt7ob4sb3b
@user-gt7ob4sb3b 5 лет назад
А я то думал что была Бсср, где жили и строили свою республику беларусы, но нет, оказывается все что у нас есть только из-за сказочной доброты россиян. Спасибо вам!
@insouciantFox
@insouciantFox 3 года назад
This... this is a work of art. I wish I could mount this on my wall and just have it play forever. You deserve every ounce of praise this language is capable of giving. Bravo.
@JosiahJS976
@JosiahJS976 3 года назад
This video is absolutely amazing. I could never have the patience to work this hard on a video. Outstanding.
@williammaxwell4172
@williammaxwell4172 5 лет назад
This is so educational. I'm a huge WWII guy but this goes into far more detail than I am familiar with, and doesn't clickbait, but rather pays great attention to detail, etc. Great job!
@klebermacedo7871
@klebermacedo7871 5 лет назад
"Rule number one, in the first page, of the first war book's chapter: Never march on Russia..." Bernard Montgomery
@Imperium83
@Imperium83 4 года назад
So just sit and wait for them to become completely industrialized and mobilized, and only counter-attack them...?
@kingshark3852
@kingshark3852 4 года назад
Finland,Poland,mongol empire, are we a joke to you?
@Coldfront15
@Coldfront15 4 года назад
Kleber Macedo Lmao. Russia can be easily defeated by most western powers
@user-ie4yy3hq6u
@user-ie4yy3hq6u 4 года назад
@@Coldfront15 Hello Troll! This is a blatant lie. In fact, Russia is the only country that has always been able to resist the West throughout its history. Starting with the German crusaders (1242 Battle of the ice) and ending with the Second world war, over the course of 7 centuries, Russia often won against the West. Russia captured Berlin 3 times ( the seven years ' war - in 1760, the Russians destroyed the weapons factories in Berlin.) The Napoleonic wars (in 1813, Berlin was liberated from the French), the Second world war (in 1945). Russia captured Paris in 1814.
@Coldfront15
@Coldfront15 4 года назад
Алексей Васильев Ah yes when someone disagrees with you, first insult them by calling them a troll; then present your argument to make yourself look smart. I see. Very adequate. No point in continuing with a obvious *russian troll*
@seth917
@seth917 2 года назад
Outstanding video. The detailed movement of the army divisions and units is what I always haf been curious to see in motion. Thank you.
@kieronwhite5191
@kieronwhite5191 4 года назад
Well done I really enjoyed watching your videos, very informative and a great over view of the war on the eastern front, keep up the great work,👍
@sbove
@sbove 5 лет назад
These animations are absolutely amazing! A true labor of love and the first time I've ever seen *anything* that put the full and gargantuan scope of Eastern Front maneuvers in clear focus. Thank you for the stellar effort. I'm going over to Patreon ASAP to help fund 1943 ;-)
@justinmoore8581
@justinmoore8581 5 лет назад
Best strategic level overview of the Sviet German front I've ever seen, congratulations.
@wepzuk6730
@wepzuk6730 3 года назад
You deserve a thumbs up for the effort you put into this video.
@alejandrobetancourt4902
@alejandrobetancourt4902 3 года назад
You are amazing. This level of detail is nuts.
@kwuwa
@kwuwa 5 лет назад
Это безусловно лучшее видео про восточный фронт 1942 года.
@General_Townes
@General_Townes 5 лет назад
Jesus, this is so well detailed, I love the videos you make. Keep up the good work.
@tomaszkrol5602
@tomaszkrol5602 2 года назад
really, you are a genius. thanks to you and all your co-workers for creating this brilliant piece of work. you rocked it!
@EliteCustomGamer
@EliteCustomGamer 2 года назад
These are so well made and makes it very easy to understand troop & army positions through the war.
@johnsonjohnson7742
@johnsonjohnson7742 5 лет назад
YES! EASTORY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SUCH A LONG TIME YAY! Im a big fan of you and your videos btw. Keep up the great work!
@ramibelhaj5151
@ramibelhaj5151 5 лет назад
When ww2 videos will be over, ill translate them into russian and ill show these videos in russians schools Because such great visualisation will help kids to remember and understand better, than dry letters and numbers
@snowcold5932
@snowcold5932 5 лет назад
Great idea. The heroes who defeated the Nazi war machine deserve to be remembered
@ramibelhaj5151
@ramibelhaj5151 5 лет назад
@@snowcold5932 its not a problem to remember heroes, we have a good school program about ww2, but this video will seriously help to understand global strategic view of ww2 campaign Our lessons sometimes concentrates on special directons, like stalingrad fights and we study it for 5 hours, and after that you hardly remember situation in global
@user-nq1gc6od6j
@user-nq1gc6od6j 5 лет назад
We have similar videos to this, I would say they are more informative, but it's always nice to see other perspective.
@ramibelhaj5151
@ramibelhaj5151 5 лет назад
@@user-nq1gc6od6j я учился с 1997 по 2008 год, были только примитивный старые видео времён ссср, с голосом диктора, по типу Левитана Они были перегружены, излишне пафосны и малоинформативны Будь у нас подобные материалы, было бы легче держать всю картинку в целом, а то как-то отрывками вышло, блоками А вообще, если бы это всё было ещё и интерактивным...
@user-nq1gc6od6j
@user-nq1gc6od6j 5 лет назад
Я закончил два года назад, нам показывали современные ролики со стратегическими картами, похожими на это видео, и картами отдельных боев. Мне понравилось. Насчет интерактивного материала, есть сайт pobediteli.ru, там хоть и без анимаций дивизий, но тоже впечатляет. Когда только отдельные бои рассматриваются, согласен, понимания довольно мало.
@richardm.4227
@richardm.4227 4 года назад
This is amazing. I can't imagine the research and time that went into this. Would love to see the whole war this way, by front.
@someonesnipple5081
@someonesnipple5081 4 года назад
Finally I've heard a proper stress positioning in "Sevastopol". Every non-speaker mispronounce it by stressing a instead of the first o.
@strills1234
@strills1234 2 года назад
its just the way you'd say it in english
@hereLiesThisTroper
@hereLiesThisTroper 5 лет назад
I'm not saying its better than the History Channel . . . . But it's better than the History Channel.
@bobesponja7791
@bobesponja7791 5 лет назад
well,i think H2 is even better than history channel
@Theekaizt
@Theekaizt 5 лет назад
DeadTroperSociety A
@neganrex5693
@neganrex5693 5 лет назад
I remember when the history channel was about history but now that is history.
@Peter-vl9fz
@Peter-vl9fz 5 лет назад
Wow this is amazing. So much work. Glad you put it out there!
@kevinbrennan-ji1so
@kevinbrennan-ji1so 3 месяца назад
This series is very cool to watch. Thanks for doing this.
@StudentLoanJustice
@StudentLoanJustice 3 года назад
Excellent presentation! Have been looking for something like this for quite some time! Thank you.
@hannibalbarca4372
@hannibalbarca4372 5 лет назад
how long would the reconstitution of the map of the invasion of France take? : 5 sec how long would it take to reconstitute the map of the invasion of Belgium? : 3 sec how long would it take to reconstitute the map of the invasion of Luxembourg? : 1 sec
@gengis737
@gengis737 4 года назад
13 minute for one year, so 1minute 30 for France. Even after losing half the army madly sent in Belgium and protecting UK at Dunkirk, France keep on fighting 1 against 2 for 18 days, losing 100,000 dead. Also 1/3rd of german air force was lost during battle of France, making battle of Britain possible.
@KR-jt4ut
@KR-jt4ut 3 года назад
@@gengis737 "losing half the army madly sent in Belgium". No , 90 % of French army was hidden in the "Maginot Line", some troops were sent to Belgium to avoid heavy battles (destroying cities) in France. And ... 1/3 of the Luftwaffe lost in France? Nonsense.
@cyprienvieville6940
@cyprienvieville6940 3 года назад
@@KR-jt4ut "90% of the French army behind the maginot" where are those numbers coming from? Also during the battle of France Germany lost about 1200 tanks (half of their tanks) and 1300 planes (1/4 of their planes)
@gengis737
@gengis737 3 года назад
@@KR-jt4ut 43 divisions behind Maginot line, with no mobility. 51 divisions sent to Belgium and Netherlands, including all the mechanised ones, leaving France without reserve. To support 22 Belgian and 10 Dutch divisions, with the help of 10 British divisions. If you don't believe in the quality of French soldiers in WW2, google Stonne, Bir-Hakeim, Garigliano, Provence, 1st French Armoured division.
@KR-jt4ut
@KR-jt4ut 3 года назад
@@gengis737 and what did these divisions do in Belgium? indeed, ... and when did the French landed in Normandy, indeed, ....
@EdisonLin2763
@EdisonLin2763 5 лет назад
Once again lovely work Eastory! Very detailed and the animations are very nice. It will be worth the wait for the next one!
@jobvanhetkaar8848
@jobvanhetkaar8848 Год назад
I come back to this series at least every week. Very good content👍🏼
@nopasaran3561
@nopasaran3561 Год назад
Truly thank you so much for making this so easy to follow.
@tanostrelok2323
@tanostrelok2323 5 лет назад
Never closed PornHub so fast.
@muddhammer7834
@muddhammer7834 5 лет назад
Tano Strelok the Crimea has a pretty mouth.
@aBoughtLemon
@aBoughtLemon 5 лет назад
Porn is like Heroine mate. Get off it however you can.
@parthiancapitalist2733
@parthiancapitalist2733 5 лет назад
aBoughtLemon however I have the right to the pursuit of happiness. I live in America, I'm freeeeeeeee
@aBoughtLemon
@aBoughtLemon 5 лет назад
@@parthiancapitalist2733 You do. You have the right to drink yourself to oblivion too. Or smoke. Or gamble your money away. Just because you have the right to pursue these things doesn't mean it's not addictive or destructive.
@jakethefinn2353
@jakethefinn2353 5 лет назад
Me 7:15
@thekrcko7850
@thekrcko7850 5 лет назад
I’m impressed by the video quality! Best historical animation I’ve seen in my life!
@factoraptor
@factoraptor 4 года назад
I love how you pronounce "unable to" It really depicts how they were unable to do whatever they supposed to do..
@mindeater2
@mindeater2 4 года назад
this series is my new favorite thing. I have watched it like 10 times in the last month
@mircokunne5168
@mircokunne5168 5 лет назад
Hello Eastory, thank you for your time to create such a great and amazing content. Please take your time that is necessary for the 1943 video, qualitiy is better then quantity! I am looking forward to this video. Another thing: when you are finished with the easten front series i think it could be awesome to combine all eastern front videos to a full documentation about the eastern front. You may also could add some real footage in this documentation, maybe with a collaboration with other history youtubers. That hopefully would bring you even more subscribers. You deserve so much more! Nevertheless I wish you great success and fun at creating RU-vid content. Greetings from Germany to Estonia by Mirco :)
@markhenley3097
@markhenley3097 5 лет назад
Took a while, but worth it. Great job on the video!
@mishamedvedev542
@mishamedvedev542 4 года назад
11:23 you can see the exact moment when their souls broke Oof
@JurgenKrace
@JurgenKrace 3 года назад
0:40 Somewhere near Kerch my grand great father died. He was 33, had 3 childen. He was mobilized in august 1941 as an red army infantry soldier and sent to Frontline rightaway. He managed to survive 5 months... While many died within first days.
@jake42731
@jake42731 3 года назад
Your name sounds german, were you germans living in USSR? there were millions of them
@JurgenKrace
@JurgenKrace 3 года назад
​@@jake42731 I am no german, neither were my relatives. Though there was whole german soviet rebublic, within USSR, which shortly after the war was disbannded. it's just my nickname, and it does sound german indeed :-)
@rickpin_0612
@rickpin_0612 3 года назад
F
@jake42731
@jake42731 3 года назад
@@JurgenKrace So was your grandpa russian? where did he live before he was mobilised, did your family manage any contact with him while he was deployed?
@JurgenKrace
@JurgenKrace 3 года назад
@@jake42731 no, not russian. We are of mountain people of Caucasus. I was born in Uzbekistan, which was at that time still part of USSR. Because my parents decided to leave our indigenous area for bigger city, which was Tashkent. It's the same village from where all my family is from, including great grand father. He born there, and lived there, but died far away from home. I am not aware of any contacts with my great grand father, after he was mobilesed.
@jonhopwood8128
@jonhopwood8128 5 лет назад
Wish you could do videos for all the fronts in all the recent wars. You explain events so well.
@adamcrookedsmile
@adamcrookedsmile 5 лет назад
Eastory: "the resistance was stronger than Nazi Germany expected" Sun Tzu, thousands of years earlier: "know your enemy"
@fulcrum2951
@fulcrum2951 5 лет назад
Much of nazi leadership has failed in sun tzu and robert greene eyes
@adamcrookedsmile
@adamcrookedsmile 5 лет назад
@@fulcrum2951 indeed. When nazi forces encountered the T-34s operated by Zhukov's armoured divisions outside Moscow they were taken by complete surprise. They simply had no idea the Soviets had the capacity to design and build such a tank.
@fulcrum2951
@fulcrum2951 5 лет назад
@@adamcrookedsmile they always underestimate their enemy, even when they arrive closer to their capital combined with poor intelligence system
@kapsi
@kapsi 5 лет назад
Is Sun Tzu another name for Captain Obvious?
@Howie262
@Howie262 5 лет назад
Looking from a hind sight Perspective you’d be right. However most intillegence about russia at the time prior to operation B, you’d be wrong. Russia was severely lacking in so many departments such as competive air craft, anything anti tank, and small arms. The t-34’s/KV’s being one of the very few exceptions to antiquated Russian weapons at this point. Looking at poor Russian performance in operations such as Winter war fiasco, battle for Poland, Spanish civil war response, and the Soviet officer corps purge were only just a few indicators for reasonable German ambition. The fact the Soviet Union was able to loose this many soldiers and man power and still remain intact is a historical miracle of human history that has never before been witnessed. So it was not just a suprise to the Germans but the whole world.
@elwoodjardeo6133
@elwoodjardeo6133 9 месяцев назад
i just love rewatching the whole eastern front series because its entertaining as much as it is informative
@user-qt1cp1be3u
@user-qt1cp1be3u 9 месяцев назад
Soviet Storm. WW2 in the East. Episodes 1 - 9. English Subtitles. RussianHistoryEN ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9aY_KoVdMTo.html Soviet Storm. WW2 in the East. Episodes 10 - 18. English Subtitles. RussianHistoryEN ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GwQZww0_New.html
@jmarcos1003
@jmarcos1003 2 года назад
The best content on WW2 eastern front that i ever seen. Thank you.
@stevenbuck3756
@stevenbuck3756 5 лет назад
Best military animation I’ve ever seen. Brilliant!
@thesouthernvikingr5919
@thesouthernvikingr5919 5 лет назад
It truly was Stalingrad that changed the tide of the Eastern Front - and thus probably much else in the entire War on the European front.
@wokehumanist958
@wokehumanist958 4 года назад
The battle was significant as it was a historical marker when the tide was turning, but the Germans wouldn't have been able to win the war even if they took Stalingrad. They were too overextended and unable to resupply their troops deep in The Sovie Union. The Soviets were also too many and they had too strong an industrial capacity for the Germans to keep up. Further, around this time Allied strategic bombing really started ramping up, further straining the ability of the Germans to re-equip their troops.
@raminkhajavi9513
@raminkhajavi9513 4 года назад
@@wokehumanist958 , also Soviets being supplied with weapons by allies through Iran
@benh5366
@benh5366 4 года назад
Woke Humanist that’s not true because German production went up the later the war went on even when allies were bombing the shit out of them
@benh5366
@benh5366 4 года назад
Ramin Khajavi oh definitely they ran out of oil couldn’t fuel their armies then were just retreating for the rest of the war
@raminkhajavi9513
@raminkhajavi9513 4 года назад
@@benh5366, reinforcements and supplies to Soviet front, hastened the retreat also.
@agvideos1662
@agvideos1662 4 года назад
Really excellent work. Animations help to explain the ebb and flow of war.
@richardstone3473
@richardstone3473 3 года назад
This presentation was so well presented. Every little part of it would be an intense appalling drama of it's own. Excellent.
@damianmcdonagh1704
@damianmcdonagh1704 5 лет назад
Volgograd is an amazing city to visit. It's all there. Phenomenal museums and incredible history. The Von Paulus Museum is still there in the basement of the former GUM Department Store.
@ThePRCommander
@ThePRCommander 4 года назад
This video series is much more informative, than any other professional history video. Thank you from Denmark.
@frpgplayer
@frpgplayer 4 года назад
Everything presented is amazing. Great descriptions. I think what stands out to me most is the number of POW's. Look at the numbers! We hear about the large number of deaths in the war, but imagine fighting a battle and you now have hundreds of thousands of POWs. You have to guard them, move them, etc. That's an amazing logistic to consider while you're trying to fight a war. Imagine if no quarter.
@karagothshlomidabush3727
@karagothshlomidabush3727 3 года назад
thank you for creating this video it is beyond legendary
@mohammadsab4478
@mohammadsab4478 5 лет назад
Your vids make me to play Hoi4
@andreipaul968
@andreipaul968 5 лет назад
Play HoI3 with blackIce mod, looks a lot closer to his animations
@lukef6553
@lukef6553 5 лет назад
Gary Grigsby War in the East would be a better game.
@uschurch
@uschurch 5 лет назад
HoI 4 - how not to do grand strategy. What an abortion of a game.
@TheMaskedSam
@TheMaskedSam 5 лет назад
@Urs schuerch , i agree with you
@BlitzOfTheReich
@BlitzOfTheReich 5 лет назад
3:40 good video thus far. I will however say that the largest quantity of lend lease was brought from the Pacific (47%). Murmansk was actually the smallest port of entry (23% of total tonnage) because it was too dangerous. It was probably the most used in the very start. *Edited to remove Op Mars comment. It was fine.
@Eastory
@Eastory 5 лет назад
Do you mean by "attacks in the East of the salient" attacks in the sectors of the German 9th and 46th Corps?
@SuperCompany007
@SuperCompany007 5 лет назад
That's true, but Murmansk was the only year-round ice free port of the Soviet Union. Arkhangelsk and Vladivostok both froze in the winters making supply deliveries difficult.
@BlitzOfTheReich
@BlitzOfTheReich 5 лет назад
Apologies I re-watched. You got Op Mars right. Forgot Sychevka was that far north.
@BlitzOfTheReich
@BlitzOfTheReich 5 лет назад
I don't know about that being true for Vladivostok. Anyway you also had Persia.
@Eastory
@Eastory 5 лет назад
Btw, you still haven't added me as a friend on RU-vid?
@Brada988
@Brada988 2 года назад
Very informative and with good real time animation. Excellent job!
@0teeteebee0
@0teeteebee0 3 года назад
This is amazing.. great insight on warfare.. nicely made dude👍🏻
@tiffanyhill-anding8891
@tiffanyhill-anding8891 3 года назад
Wow a person who makes videos for a living has tought me more than school ever will
@maltsev-vyacheslav
@maltsev-vyacheslav 4 года назад
Как бы то ни было - очень интересно посмотреть в таком анимированном виде. Большое спасибо автору!
@RetroFotoHouse
@RetroFotoHouse 4 года назад
Thank you for an such a huge work done! Very interesting!
@4427126
@4427126 2 года назад
The best map I see ever!!! great work !!!! Thanks for your time!!
@adamarentowicz101
@adamarentowicz101 5 лет назад
This is the greatest youtube video of 2018!
@harveyturrr592
@harveyturrr592 5 лет назад
These videos are absolutely amazing.
@ComradeHellas
@ComradeHellas 5 лет назад
Yes comrade
@gunterbreitfeld6421
@gunterbreitfeld6421 2 года назад
Klasse, thank´s for this detailled work!
@jasonharryphotog
@jasonharryphotog 3 года назад
Great series, thanks for making them
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