Leipzig, Germany 

son maybe you compare its behaviour with that of wehrmacht in Russian and then you would just shut up?!

What hard luck ?? The Germans weren't really welcomed in the Russian cities between Brest and Stalingrad at all. What you see in this clip was just the boomerang.

@@henryseidel5469 Bless you Henry. So little sense in so many of the posts and so much glamorization and forgetting re Nazis.

@@sinclairwhitbourne2090 You are absolutely right. History is a long term course of cause, change, result and consequences. But not a collection of some articles from Sunday morning papers. In the posts you've mentioned they just complained about the consequences but not about the reasons. Typically German ! They start their own historiography at a point when it pleases them complaining about how evil the rest of the world is. Hardly anyone mentions that twenty seven million people had been killed there before the boomerang came back. Half of them were Russian civilians. Wars do not only start when they start shooting, but much earlier. I hope today's mankind will keep that in mind. Thank you very much for your kind reply...

Beginning of the cold war for the USA!

no. Just Happy to be alive.

But they had won !

@@henryseidel5469 Because of American Lend-Lease Aid

Same as the Germans, half mechanised.

@@henryseidel5469 but they paid the high cost !

@@alexandre210613 That's right. The Americans came too late to be really helpful. They just changed technology for human lives and came over the very last minute in order not to miss the train.

Russland ist jetzt tot, bis in die nächste Steinzeit!

Naja, das Leben unter den Nazis war ja auch nicht gerade die Idealvorstellung von Freiheit. Oder meinst du, dass die Hoffnung auf Freiheit, nach dem Fall des NS-Regimes, Geschichte war?

@@jamesmeisel4723 in der Ostzone schon......

@@dammsitz Ja, da hast du Recht. Da waren die Amerikaner und Briten deutlich netter.

@@jamesmeisel4723 Sie sind auch in Amerika - Scheiße viel weniger

@@jamesmeisel4723 Die kamen ja auch spät genug. Die Amerikaner und Briten hätten sich eben mehr beeilen müssen - wegen der "Freiheit". Statt zu warten, bis die Sowjets die ganze Drecksarbeit gemacht hatten.