U-534: A U-Boat Resurrected

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German submarine U-534 is a Type IXC/40 U-boat of Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine built for service during World War II. She was built in 1942 in Hamburg-Finkenwerder by Deutsche Werft AG as yard number 352. She was launched on 23 September 1942 and commissioned on 23 December with Oberleutnant zur See Herbert Nollau in command.
U-534 is one of only four German World War II submarines in preserved condition remaining in the world, the others being the IXC boat U-505 in Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, the VIIC/41 boat U-995 at the Laboe Naval Memorial near Kiel and the XXI boat U-2540 in Bremerhaven.
U-534 was used mainly for training duties; during her service she sank no other ships. A Royal Air Force bomber sank her on 5 May 1945 in the Kattegat 20 kilometres northeast of the Danish island of Anholt. U-534 was salvaged on 23 August 1993 and was moved to Woodside Ferry, Birkenhead to form the 'U-Boat Story' museum. This attraction opened on 10 February 2009 and closed in 2020.
In October 2021, ownership of U-534 transferred to Big Heritage, operators of the nearby Western Approaches Museum.
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@HiddenHistoryYT Месяц назад

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@brettkramer 28 дней назад

Come to Chicago everyone and see the U-505 still in one piece, it's an incredible and very well organized attraction !!

@BadWolf762 28 дней назад

I went through U-505 when I was about 12 years old back in the 1970s. The Museum of Science and Industry is one of the best places I have ever been to.

@HiddenHistoryYT 25 дней назад

I’ve loved it both times I’ve been! Just crazy to me the tour guide doesn’t mention while in the Uboat that it was the only instance of a U-Boat commander killing themselves from stress/fear during a depth charge attack. Thanks for watching and have a great week :)

@brettkramer 25 дней назад

@@HiddenHistoryYT I didn't know that, I'm surprised as well that was never revealed.

@stephenschroeder6567 24 дня назад

I went through it in 1976 and still have the pictures. I'll never forget the feeling of being in those spaces.

@johnmajane3731 14 дней назад

The exhibition in Chicago is amazing, highly recommend it.

@FBurck 13 дней назад

Cutting it up was criminal.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Completely agree! Thanks for watching and have a great week :)

@ziggypop79 10 дней назад

Should have been protected as part of history just like old buildings are

@bikes02 Месяц назад

I actually went aboard 534 when it was still in one piece. As soon as you got inside you could still smell the salt. It was an amazing experience. One of the tour guides said that 534 was carrying a small compliment of the latest Mk of torpedo's that Germany had & said that if they had had those torpedo's at the start of the war, the Battle of the Atlantic could have been lost before America entered the war. I was devastated that they cut it up, but at least people are still able to go and see it. I paid another visit to it a few years ago and because the ends of each section have a perspex covering you can look in but not enter. I'm glad I was one of a few number of people who got to walk through the sub & that smell of salt will be something I will never forget.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Very cool information! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@BadWolf762 28 дней назад

If Karl Donitz had gotten the U-Boats he requested before the start of the war they would have won.

@Kawoom 26 дней назад

I had the same honor in 1999 and will never forget the feeling.

@usernamesreprise4068 23 дня назад

I actually live about half a mile from where she currently lies in peices, and was there when she was unloaded from the barge that transported her here, it was the first time I had ever seen a real live U boat in the flesh and it gave me goosebumps just to touch her, I visited her regularly for the first three months after her arrival as well as taking the museums tours of their other exhibits those being HMS Bronninington King Charles first sea command, HMS Plymouth a Frigate that served in the Falklands war as well as HMS Onyx an Oberon class submarine which was the only non nuclear British submarine to actively take part in the conflict, I was blown away by the sheer power and clarity of her periscope optics spending nearly fifteen minutes training it about till pulled away by an increasingly more and more bored wife.and the old Bar lightship. I was devastated the day they closed the museum and carted her off to Woodside and then committed the cardinal sin of cutting the poor old girl up. Ive never been to the Woodside display despite it being virtually on my doorstep as I cant bring myself to see what those (I suppose with the best of intentions) phillistines did to her.

@richb.4374 23 дня назад

I agree with you about the decision to cut it up. This is a living piece of history that should have been preserved intact. Having been aboard the U505 more than once, I understand the feeling you had seeing this sub.

@richieRichard613 19 дней назад

My nephew and myself went aboard the U534 when she was still in one peice, I think it was £8 or £10 each for the tour. before you go on board they would show a video of the sub being rescued from the deep and gave the story of it being a 'virgin vessel', as it was used as a supply vessel to othe subs and it was one of the early Uboats to be able to use Synthetic fuels and if memory serves when it was being cleaned out they found some of the rare advanced acoustic torpedos. And then they chopped the submarine up !!!!!! plonkers !! Am sure they could have used one of the old dock sites to display it in whole. Luckily we both have mugs bought on the day as a reminder of the visit.

@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Месяц назад

A friend and myself in the late 1990s booked a tour of U-534 when it was sited next to the "Spillers flour mill" at Birkenhead's east float dock as part of the "Historic warship preservation trust". Such a tour would not be permissible now due to the over extended nonsense of modern "elf and safety". After climbing onto her aft deck via a scaffolding gantry our small group was taken for a full walk through of the entire sub, including ascending from the control room and standing on the "turm" or raised bridge, and looking out over the rotted wooden decking which exposed her high pressure air cylinders and torpedo storage tubes beneath. Not many people nowadays can say they've stood on the bridge of a type IX uboat and surveyed its decks. While walking through her internal compartments which were coated with rust, in each compartment there was a small area up near the roof where the original paintwork and labelling of valves etc was still visible. It became apparent that this was where air trapped inside the sub after its sinking had prevented the salt water from corroding the metal. The thought of panicking sailors trapped in a sinking sub, fighting for their last breaths with their faces pressed into such pockets did leave a lasting impression on me. (Though just to be clear, NO German sailors died aboard U-534 during her sinking. One sailor died of the "bends" while ascending to escape from the sunken sub, and two other's died of exposure on the surface before rescue). I still to this day drink my tea from the "U-534" mug that I bought on that day. It's fantastic that a project to save the sub from further degradation, reinstate it from the ridiculous cutting up it suffered in the 2000s, and place it within a protective building is to be applauded. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IgIwQ72m_C8.html

@ColinFreeman-kh9us Месяц назад

Unreal mate, what a great memory. Thanks for sharing your story

@echohunter4199 Месяц назад

I was stunned to learn they chopped it up, who in the hell thought that was a good idea?

@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Месяц назад

@@echohunter4199 U-534 was originally donated to a UK charitable trust called the "Merseyside Historic Warship Preservation trust" (MHWPT) Which was sited at the "East Float Dock" in Birkenhead, UK. In 2003 a developer bought the part of the dock estate that U-534 was positioned on and demanded that it be removed. The "MHWPT" did not have the funds required to pay for its removal and for a couple of years its future hung in the balance. The Trust went into liquidation, and U-534 was earmarked for SCRAPPING, as no buyer could be found !!! Eventually Merseyside Passenger Transport Authority paid a knockdown price for the sub in 2006, and chose to cut the sub into 5 pieces, so that it would fit into the only site they had available, which was the Woodside Ferry terminus, where it still stands today. As I mentioned above, in 2021 another charitable trust called "Big Heritage" which currently runs the "battle of the Atlantic" museum based in Derby House, Exchange Flags, Liverpool city centre (Which was the RN HQ for the battle of the Atlantic in WW2) acquired the sub, and as the video link I provided above shows they are planning to eventually move the sub to a new indoor site, and potentially re-assemble the sub back into one piece.

@walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Месяц назад

@python27au Месяц назад

My grandmother told me about her uncle (i think) who served on a u-boat during the war. He was a diesel engineer who died of stomach cancer, he put it down to being immersed in cold water for hours trying to get their sub back to the surface. Apparently after an attack the sub took on water and sank to the bottom, he was bloody lucky to have made it to the wars end.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Wow! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@stevenlightfoot6479 29 дней назад

Cool. I was working in Liverpool summer 2003 for Rolls Royce and on a day off visited Birkenhead, I had no idea that this u-boat was there, happened upon it by total happenstance and was blown away. Took a lot of photos, I treasure them. When I was a teenager I was huge u-boat freak so to a real one up close was quite amazing.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Very cool! I assume it is worth visiting?

@stevenlightfoot6479 29 дней назад

@@HiddenHistoryYT Yes definitely, but do note that some years later the U boat was cut into pieces, painted and placed into a display for tourists. I have only seen photos, I am sure its cool, and neat attraction, but unfortunately it would not give the full impression of the scale, because its cut up. You can see a couple of other U boat displays in the world, there is one in Chicago and one in Germany. I consider myself really fortunate to have seen U 534 in one piece.

@danteenrass3168 13 дней назад

Hello...when I found out that they had cut it into 4 sections I was angry from a distance with the ideologues of such sacrilege...then, when visiting it at the U-boat History (Birkenhead), I found a work of art ...the only way to see the inside of a refloated u-boat was to cut it up and then be able to enjoy it through glass...another enjoyment was the display cases in the park,,,... an endless number of items and crew belongings rescued from the u-boat...DE from Argentina.

@peterroyle2806 Месяц назад

No one died one the 534 during the sinking. One died due to a pneumothorax as he escaped the sub. 2 others died of exposure in the sea. It Is 2 miles from where I live. Nice to keep the boat Alive though

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@anthonyroberts7718 Месяц назад

My mom was from Liverpool. When I went to visit family in England, my cousin took me to see this sub shortly after it was at Birkenhead. You cannot get a feeling of how huge this sub was by the pictures. It was a very impressive site to see.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Very cool! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@Imnotyourdoormat 19 дней назад

The handcuffs "Mad Max" left the Psycho in to make his final decision were made of...."High Tensile Steel." hahaha LOL

@HiddenHistoryYT 16 дней назад

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@died4us590 8 дней назад

Although they cut it up which was to bad, at least they have preserved it for people to see. War is bad no who you are fighting for or against, and having these pieces of history for more generation's to see is good. Both my grandpa's fought in wwll, they were both gone for four year's, and had many stories to tell. There aren't many wwll vets left, so having thing's from the war to actually see and experience are good. When i was a kid, i visited the museum of science and industry in Chicago, and went through the U-boat 505, and that was an interesting tour i still remember. G-d bless.

@daniels.9206 Месяц назад

I am currently reading a great book about U-99 and Captain Otto Kretschmer, "Night Raider of the Atlantic" copyright 1956. This book gives an amazing first hand account on being onboard during attacks. I would not want to be on the receiving end of a U-boat.....great video. Sad to see it cut up but I do see the opportunity to view things that would normally not be seen fully assembled.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Worth buying I assume? Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@daniels.9206 28 дней назад

@@HiddenHistoryYT While at my old college library reading other WW2 books, I stumbled upon this one. I read it for free. Looking at online prices, I'd say iis worth the money. Check a local library or college library...they might have it.

@SCHRUBBE1966 14 дней назад

Putting it up in its wonderful display form was the only way to keep it in any kind of presentation. It’s a very good setup

@binxbolling 14 дней назад

No it isn't. Plenty of subs are on display intact.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Thanks for watching and have a great week :)

@jessebauer7372 Месяц назад

I never realized that U-boats could be such capable at defending themselves against aircraft.

@foreverpinkf.7603 Месяц назад

In the late war.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@foreverpinkf.7603 29 дней назад

@@HiddenHistoryYT Same to you.

@richb.4374 23 дня назад

Most people don't realize that U boats spent the majority of their time on the surface so they needed good anti aircraft guns to protect the sub. While submerged a U boat only had a few hours of battery life to stay under before they had to come up to charge the batteries.

@drstrangelove4998 19 дней назад

@@richb.4374Later in the war, the ‘Snorkle’ allowed a U boat to remain submerged with her diesel engines operating to charge her batteries.

@tvento 12 дней назад

Very nicely done.

@feenster1 Месяц назад

I was lucky to go inside this sub when it first opened for visitors and it was fantastically preserved...we told the fuel used was synthetic diesel almost unheard of for the time...the reason it was salvaged was the rumour it was carrying gold bullion...it wasnt... Why they cut it up was it wasnt disable people friendly for visiters....thats what i was told when visiting it again after they cut it into 3 pieces if i remember correctly

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Very very cool! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@johngoodsell6641 19 дней назад

Correct, but the truth is that it was the loony leftie wokes claiming the cutting would be for the disabled, while the disabled themselves were screaming NOT to cut it as they appreciated the value of this historical vessel. As is often the case, the crazy nutters do things in the name of certain sectors of the population who have no say or want no part in it !

@fasthracing Месяц назад

I've been to see it. Absolutely disgusting that they cut it up.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Agreed! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@babuzzard6470 24 дня назад

I think the fact it’s been sectioned is a good idea, it was never going to be restored etc so now everyone can see the inner workings. Greetings from Australia🇦🇺

@kwhp1507 16 дней назад

I often find myself wondering if any of these sunken ships have watertight compartments still. After all these years it would be like a literal Time Machine if one of these was raised and found to have airtight compartments still sealed.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

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@Nick_B_Bad Месяц назад

I seen a video of some of the artifacts they found in the U-boat. Such as the KM dress dagger 🗡️

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

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@TRHARTAmericanArtist Месяц назад

U-534 needs a paint job. Earl Sheib will paint it for $29.95! You have to be an old guy to remember that. 😆

@DaveMorgansghost Месяц назад

"RIGHT!"😂😂😂😂😂😂

@lancerevell5979 29 дней назад

I well remember the old "Econobake" paint ads. 😅

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@TRHARTAmericanArtist 29 дней назад

@@HiddenHistoryYT Appreciate your hard work.

@michaelstearnesstearnes1498 27 дней назад

I can still hear his irritating voice echoing in my brain.

@ImJeff1965 16 дней назад

So sad to have been cut up…

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Yep! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@danteenrass3168 13 дней назад

For those who complain about the cutting of the U.534......the only way to see the inside of a refloated sub after 40 years was to cut it into sections....I visited him and he said it was a great idea doing so, otherwise you would only be able to see an old painted u-boat, with dents and a sad image......for those who want to visit a u-boat inside (WWII). you can visit U-995 in Laboe or U-2540 in Bremerhaven.....I don't know if U-505 (Chicago) can be entered...never visit it....DE from Argentina

@manonthemoon2912 2 дня назад

Shame it was cut up. Liverpool was the Western Approaches Atlantic HQ of the RN in WW2, U-Boat Story has been closed for a while now, they should consider moving it to somewhere that can restore it back to one piece and open it to public. Then they can spend money on getting all the clocks and fountains working and cleaning the streets.

@thyslop1737 15 дней назад

That thing is huge.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Indeed! Thanks for watching and have a fantastic week :)

@1teamski 19 дней назад

They took a perfectly good and extremely rare sub and hacked it up. Pathetic.

@HiddenHistoryYT 16 дней назад

Yep! Appreciate you watching and have a great weekend :)

@kristopherdetar4346 14 дней назад

Boo hoo. 😢

@narniebone1332 4 дня назад

Yeah had the pleasure of a tour on it before it was cut up totally amazing such a shame others can no longer experience that .

@Gaheku 3 дня назад

Cut up by pencil pushing capitalists aiming to make a quick buck at low costs, at the sacrifice of future generations. Absolute incompetence all around.

@leroysgamesandmore2226 Месяц назад

She needs major renovation and repair work done

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Yep! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@camrenwick Месяц назад

Cutting it apart was a stupid idea

@Comm0ut Месяц назад

Precisely why? It's far easier to see the internals and the outside may be seen at other exhibits.

@SchitzoNewsNetwork-wu7zd Месяц назад

@@Comm0ut They chopped it up dingus. Nothing there is original. It was all chopped up to scrap but they just didn't scrap it and painted it instead. What the hell would i pay to see a bunch of scrap thrown on the ground for? Goofs would have a world famous heritage site today, but now its just shit thrown somewhere that should be just sent to the scrap yard.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Agreed! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@scotttait2197 Месяц назад

How many times do you need to use "wild speculation" in the same paragraph?

@MachTuck 28 дней назад

I would have never cut it in sections. Too bad

@HiddenHistoryYT 25 дней назад

Same! Thanks for watching and have a great week :)

@rufiorufioo 7 дней назад

Yeah a complete preserved captured on is in Chicago.

@bomberaustychunksbruv4119 28 дней назад

We could crowd fund a restore of a Type VII and then charge people to have a go in it. How much would it take in millions to get one back to new?

@HiddenHistoryYT 25 дней назад

Agreed! Thanks for watching and have a great week :)

@nogaysallowed95 Месяц назад

Mein Fuhrer wouldn’t like the condition of this unterseeboot 🙋🏼‍♂️

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

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@ristube3319 12 дней назад

0:26 Enough fuel to go halfway around the world at nearly 15mph!

@yuglesstube Месяц назад

Cutting this Uboat into pieces is vandalism

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Agreed!

@vgro-xm5ez 14 дней назад

Same. If anything they could have cut a hole in the hull with stairs to make it easier for tourists to enter and exit. It takes away from going through the bulkheads and seeing the different compartments. Hook up a generator and run some wired lights throughout the inside. Would have been cheaper, too. Damn shame. If they find another one in the channel thats still resurrection worthy, hopefully they won’t saw it up like this.

@forgottenman8629 12 дней назад

maybe ADA mandates...

@brushbros Месяц назад

A sailor would never be the same after traveling 13k miles in that thing.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

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@richardvirchow3390 23 дня назад

What were the tons of documents onboard..??

@Softail77us 6 дней назад

They might have been advanced but American subs at that time had air conditioning. That's all I need to hear. Thanks for the vid.

@petestorz172 Месяц назад

18 Kn may have been fast by German or British standards, but many USN and IJN submarines could do greater than 20 Kn.

@mrjockt Месяц назад

It should be clarified that those are surface speeds, not submerged speeds.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

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@jeanclaudedamamme9874 13 дней назад

No matter the reason, the "slicing" of such a ship is an unforgivable absurdity.

@heep34987yt 8 дней назад

Yup… f’d up an awesome war relic.

@raymondbohn2852 Месяц назад

Recovered in tact as many others. WTF is going on with the current series- WWII Nazi Submarines? They seem to think these subs are completely covered in feet of coral. etc.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

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@dougshelton69 15 дней назад

While the subject of U-boats is at hand do you really think Hitler killed himself or did he take a ride on a U-boat?

@Gwaithmir 14 дней назад

I think it's highly unlikely that he escaped to South America.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Killed himself! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5trOvMDPte0.htmlsi=SMmgctLebUfe-M51

@dougshelton69 13 дней назад

@@HiddenHistoryYT sure he did...😉 the Russians said so😏

@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 5 дней назад

Better than a GATO class.

@binxbolling 14 дней назад

Commented, not commentated.

@henrydecker1718 8 дней назад

My tinfoil hat says hitler had lived out to be an old man in argentina.

@jamesmeader6539 12 дней назад

They cut it up???

@teebosaurusyou2-un2nz 12 дней назад

How the hell are you going to transport works of art on a submarine?

@Sarasdad91 16 дней назад

It still couldn't catch the RMS Queen Mary or Elizabeth.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

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@thedude8046 15 дней назад

They completely destroyed a beautiful piece of history.

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Agreed! Thanks for watching and have a fantastic week :)

@akula9713 Месяц назад

The site where U534 was at was taken over for housing. The trust could not find another site.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Damn! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@WascallyWabbitt 16 дней назад

Fun fact...............................Insulation used in later U boats was made out of human hair.

@Gwaithmir 14 дней назад

Yipes!

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

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@gorangadcro8016 15 дней назад

U-534 isn't last U-boat left Germany 02. May.. U-579 is last left Germany 03.May from Kiel.. Sunk same day 05.05. 1945 like U-534 in Kategat same place, but other side..

@rastenborg Месяц назад

Atomic- Bio- Chem weapons research but not the only copies sent.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

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@VaultPete 19 дней назад

It's a neglected display now. Needs alot of investment to put it right.

@HiddenHistoryYT 16 дней назад

Sad. Appreciate you watching and have a great weekend :)

@Johnny_Guitar 27 дней назад

_"Hitler, before he took his life......"_ Yupp .... he sure did take his life! By saving it going down to Argentina, living comfortably until dying in his ripe old age in the early 1970's !!!

@ristube3319 12 дней назад

Why bother bring it up intact, just to destroy it by “cutting up in 5 pieces”

@SteffiReitsch 16 дней назад

Cut this rare historical relic into sections? OMG. That's ghastly. What bonehead decided that ?

@HiddenHistoryYT 13 дней назад

Yep, crazy! Appreciate you watching and have a great week :)

@sveannnnnnn7578 3 дня назад

Sweden was not neutral we was supporting the germans, swedish iron ore prolonged the war 3 years

@scottboelke4391 Месяц назад

This is clickbait! All you did is recite numbers and figures and data from wikipedia. Absolutely nothing about the title in the first 5 minutes. Thumbs down and do not recommend channel for clickbait.

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

thanks scott, bozo

@larryg.9187 15 дней назад

... Ach due liebr himmel, was ist mit meinem U-Boot passiert ? ... LOL 😂 (Thanks to English to German internet, to piece this together... Yikes!) ⚓⛵🌅🌎...

@wenbozhang7946 4 дня назад

😅

@base99498 6 дней назад

I’m broken up over the sub getting broken up It’s like getting kicked in your U-534 Nothing funny about it

@goosf5746 29 дней назад

Very stupid idea 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🫶

@yobb89 29 дней назад

wtf they cut it up in a bunch of pieces..

@HiddenHistoryYT 29 дней назад

Ya, quite disappointing. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend :)

@ristube3319 12 дней назад

12:25 4000lbs. of documents?! WTF?

@bluebear6570 12 дней назад

Since when does Holland border the Baltic Sea? Typical American ignorance!

@guztavomartinez1776 Месяц назад

My respect for the German people, very smart individuals, but misled by a tyrant who promised them to make their country great again just like the one in the United States trying presently

@peterj5106 Месяц назад

Not only in the US my friend.

@paulwoodman5131 Месяц назад

At first it's shocking to see an intact U-Boat cut up like this one. But the experience is more relatable, immersive and available for more people to see. Crawling around through a submarine sounds fun till you try it as a pudgy old man.😊 Or anyone that's not thin and in shape. Quite a story here.

@mikereinhardt4807 Месяц назад

Yeah the tyrant we have in the White House, who mandates unconstitutional laws without allowing our elected representatives to vote on, is a much better choice...

@moehoward01 Месяц назад

@@mikereinhardt4807What unconstitutional laws? Presidents don't "mandate" laws. Congress does. At least when the Republicans actually want to get REAL work done, instead of spending almost a year and a half conducting sham "investigations" that go nowhere.

@guztavomartinez1776 Месяц назад

My utmost respect to all citizens who post their comments, let’s just remember that those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it