Mannerheim 75 Years with Adolf Hitler and Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor (Mannerheim 75 vuotta) 

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oh great. Let's censor it. Let's censor history. Why you censoring his last name. Gosh.

@@VinnyUnion I didn't feel like spelling out his name and you appear to have understood whom I was referring to anyway. I usually do the same with the current Russian and the 45th US president's names, by the way. That's my individual choice - it would only be censorship if I changed anyone else's writing this way - which I don't do.

@@notroll1279 Well, that's fair then. As long as it's not deliberate to blur out history specifically. Since that's in my opinion one of the biggest sins.

@@VinnyUnion I totally agree with you there.

Lo mismo digo, camarada.

If im right, YLE (yleisradio) owns the rights to these movies. its a state owned media company, they shot most of the ww2 footage out there from Finland. not sure if they own this specifically but thats where i would look for. yeah sry im 2 years late :D probably doesnt even matter but hope it helps anyways.

Sanoin ton saman joskus yhelle historioitsijalle Imatralla ja se sano että ei se pidä paikkaansa

@@jansku2 Oliko hän tutkinut asiaa? Mä oon kuullu tän tarinan monesta eri lähteestä. Voi toki olla että oli keksitty juttu.

@@topiash7693 Oli se, en vaan muista miten se perusteli sitä mutta sen muistan että sano että oli vaan keksitty juttu

@@topiash7693 itekkin joskus kuullu jotain sinnepäin, voishan toi toki tottakin olla mutta kaikista todennäkösimmin ihan vaan joku tornari/heitto minkä jotkut sotilaat sanonu, eipä tommosta voi todeks tai vääräks todistaa, kun kyse on aikomuksesta eikä teoista. tldr: not true

Totta tai ei, olis säästyny paljo vaivaa ja henkiä jos oltas ammuttu alas

german

Now you have.

Internet is full of clips where he smiles. RU-vid just bans them

Löytykö? Mie löysin 🤓

@@Hurja-Mikko eipä oo tullu tutkittua sen koommin.

@@mampe8898 Pentti Hallen katu, Imatra. Käytiin siin muistolaatal toukokuussa. Oli vähä muuttunu paikat tästä viteosta.

@@Hurja-Mikko okei. Pitää laittaa korvan taakse jos ajelee sielläpäin. Sinne on tietenki rakennettu kerrostaloja ja talliosakkeita täyteen 😁😁

Kättelyä ei ole kuvattu muistolaatan kohdalla vaan siitä tehtaan suuntaan Saimaan hovin ohi. Tuolla välillä pilkottaa Saimaa taustalla. Vanhoista ilmakuvista ja valokuvista pystyy hyvin tarkasti selvittämään paikan. Esim tasoristeys jossa hitler nousee mersun kyydistä, on nykyisten tehtaan hakekasojen paikalla. Voin kertoa lisätietoja omista selvityksistä yksityisesti jos kiinnostaa

Alliance of convenience

​@@Alexandros.Mograine 327 Finnish Jews fought for Finland during the war, of which were 242 rank-and-file soldiers, 52 non-commissioned officers, 18 officers and 15 medical officers. Additionally, 21 Jews served in the women's auxiliary Lotta Svärd. 15 Finnish Jews were killed in action in the Winter War and eight in the Continuation War. "As Finland's forces had substantial numbers of German forces supporting their operations, the Finnish front had a field synagogue operating in the presence of Nazi troops." Jewish soldiers were granted leave on Saturdays and Jewish holidays. Finnish Jewish soldiers later participated in the Lapland War against Germany. In November 1942, eight Jewish Austrian refugees (along with 19 other deportees) were deported to Nazi Germany after the head of the Finnish police agreed to turn them over. Seven of the Jews were murdered immediately. According to author Martin Gilbert, these eight were Georg Kollman; Frans Olof Kollman; Frans Kollman's mother; Hans Eduard Szubilski; Henrich Huppert; Kurt Huppert; Hans Robert Martin Korn, who had been a volunteer in the Winter War; and an unknown individual. When Finnish media reported the news, it caused a national scandal, and ministers resigned in protest. After protests by Lutheran ministers, the Archbishop, and the Social Democratic Party, no more foreign Jewish refugees were deported from Finland. Approximately 500 Jewish refugees arrived in Finland during World War II, although about 350 moved on to other countries, including about 160 who were transferred to neutral Sweden to save their lives on the direct orders of Marshal Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, the commander of the Finnish Army. About 40 of the remaining Jewish refugees were sent to do compulsory labor service in Salla in Lapland in March 1942. The refugees were moved to Kemijärvi in June and eventually to Suursaari Island in the Gulf of Finland. Although Heinrich Himmler twice visited Finland to try to persuade the authorities to hand over the Jewish population, he was unsuccessful.

They were all aware that civilians were being shot in massive scale.

@@GorGobboth germany and ussr done that, at least germany had some ally intention with them

He didn't look too elated ..no.

@@metsot mannerheim say He not run. I am marchal , he is coportal.he run

just is tru Mannerheiem not like Nazi They want we accack Lelingrag

@@janiluoto191 Itävaltalaiskorpraali edusti alempaa sosiaaliluokkaa.

he drank too much

Emme tarvi fasisteja yhtään minnekään.

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