On 9th Of April 1940 We Invaded Denmark And Norway With Luftwaffe Squadrons (Ep.1)

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In this compelling series, dive into the gripping and personal account of a German Luftwaffe pilot during World War II. Through vivid storytelling and rare archival footage, you’ll gain a unique perspective on the life of a young pilot navigating the dangers of aerial combat and the realities of war.
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17 май 2024

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@WW2Stories1

Hi there, thank you for watching the video, this is part 1 of an entire series. Watch the rest here:

@user-be9bn1hb1o

Not sure the point of speaking the text to photos that don’t appear in the screen

@paulrichards3833

Thought you were talking about Denmark and Norway but it all about Britain

@allandavis8201

I think the concept of this piece is absolutely spot on, it must have taken considerable time and effort to put together, however, I don’t like the way you have used a computer generated voice for the narration, it has made too many mistakes in pronouncing things like the aircraft designations and the Luftwaffe ranks, in addition the narration needs to match the photographs on the screen, otherwise viewers end up looking at the same picture for ages, get bored and turn to something else to watch, and you loose a valuable like or even potential subscriber, I know that I couldn’t make a video, let alone a whole series, because I would not know where to start, but, and there is always a but, I do know from many many years of viewing documentaries what makes a good example and what doesn’t.