Wilhelm Gustloff Real Time Sinking 4k 

The drunk captain of the submarine which sank Wilhelm Gustloff should go to hell, the deepest pits of hell, the boiler room of hell.

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​@isaiahmiguelanimations bruh just watch the video and enjoy. You're sounding like a crazy ex lol

Say that again?

It's prophetic I tell ya......FATE!!

How old was he when he survived the Gustloff?

@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices 3 and a half years old.

😯😯😯😯

@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices almost four years old. He mentioned that he was scared to death during the flooding scenes.

@x X…….. Maybe you shouldn’t talk to survivors (or people who know survivors) of ship tragedies like that, don’t ya think?

The Soviets were cruel, I’d say just as bad as the Germans during the war.

Wow. Sorry for your loss.

@x X you know that despite Germany invading Poland that England fired the first shot at hitler right?

Since bonds were invented 700 years ago, war is a business. War zone is a colliseum. After 1929 crash, Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR) implemented New Deal to save people from extreme poverty and Glass Steagall law to prevent a new crash. Some rich industrialists and bankers did not like to have sacrificies to save Americans. So they found the historical villain and supported him. The business model was simple, lend money to his regime and use the money to hire the companies of the rich industrialist which would hire German citizens to build weapons. Then use these weapons to invade nation, loot them and repay using the loot and slave labor. The politician minion faced justice, but the rich sponsors of WWII colliseum who got richer, went unpunished. Nowadays it is the same, but today we do not have war between nations, but war between elites. And none of the elites care about well being of you or me. Politicians are just puppets of their sponsors again. This is why I will reject any request to hate those who are hated by elites. It would be solved if politicians were brave, but many are just opportunists and sellouts, candidates appointed by rich people so we go and vote for them..

Because of the Cold War, people don't know about the Soviet hospital ship Armenia that was torpedoed by the Germans while evacuating Sevastopol with well over 5,000 people onboard. 8 survived. Cold War politics meant most of what happened on the Eastern Front isn't well know because they didn't want people to sympathise with the Communists. Amazing how politics comes first. Same way the majority of refugees drowning in the English Channel goes unreported.

@@DomWeasel yes but 9000 - 11000 died on here

@@mexicanofr7762 Good.

@@MrLuumpy how was that good you coward

@@MrLuumpy You’ve got to be kidding.

They have and it’s actually on RU-vid for free! It’s called “die gustloff”

@@Beastlyxxnorris I've seen that one, but it is a crappy made movie, I WANT MORE LIKE a big budget movie about it.

Worse things happend to millions of people who died in concentration camps as a result of the politics supported by the likes of people on this ship.

Hollywood Juse are unconcerned...

@@TheMixrs They were civilians! What kind of remark is that?

People were just dramatic at that time and scardy cats I mean many people died cause they were not chill and if everyone was chill more would have survived

@@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid easy for you to say, i must admit.

@@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid uh I highly doubt someone would choose to remain trapped belowdecks into a sinking ship rather than escape just to be dramatic. It would have been pitch dark below deck when the lose ship lost power and many exit stairways were bottlenecked. They were trapped and just waiting to die.

If uve based ur info on the dramatization of this one, and how many people describe it, one would come to the conclusion that it sank relatively quickly. Unfortunately, her designers made her a decently strong vessel to survive that long after 3 strikes of torpedoes, with the side issues of overcrowding and ice on the survival material being an issue

@@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid Do you also believe that happened on the Titanic, Lusitania and Empress of Ireland just because they were dramatic? Cause that’s not true. I guess I have to spell it out for you. They were trapped! They were either in total darkness climbing up unfamiliar staircases and walking down unfamiliar hallways, or they were just lost because of how big and how much of a maze the Titanic was. According to my math out of the 1,500 people that died on the Titanic, ~1,170 were trapped below decks during the final 20 minutes of the sinking.

And all by pure dumb luck. 🤷

50 minutes are enough to make a ship empty

@@MrPro-kk1hh not if you don’t have enough lifeboats, a crowd of panicking passengers, and the ship is tipped to the point where it’s impossible to launch one side of the lifeboats

@@BMAN-eb4jk Wilhelm gustloff had enough lifeboats.but the problem was that the ship was overcrowded and beyond to her capacity. Just imagine how 10000 passengers stay in an ocean liner?

@@MrPro-kk1hh Thats what I mean that there were not enough lifeboats. there is no way they could have gotten the shop empty in time.

Bro me tooo

You should watch the animation about the sinking of the SS Arctic. It is so terrible that makes Titanic look like a walk in the park. Not only people died in a horrible way, but also people did horrendous things to other people. Normally women and children would survive. Not this time.

Because it was the Germans….during a questionable time in their history….so not many people felt sorry

@@alisonmcgrory2037 Which is so sad.

@@alisonmcgrory2037 more like their deaths are included in the deaths caused by WW2

​@@alisonmcgrory2037Most lives lost were innocent civilians trying to escape the Vengeful Russian red army, but sadly died... Most who did survive were bad people. 4 captains aboard, all 4 would survive.

Historians forgive communists for a lot of their actions.

Same. I’m built different 😊

Yeah like the Empress of Ireland being stuck in your cabin in the middle of the night. If lights go out inside a ship there is total darkness. You can’t see anything. Lights go out in minutes and than the ship falls to its side. More than 1.000 people trapped inside the ship. It sank in less than 14min. Good Luck. Ure dead af

Shots? All I’m seeing is a black screen

Not because of Titanic, but because the victims of this sinking (being Germans during WWII) are seen as getting what they deserved.

what part of the film is inaccurate?

@@thelostredcoat4844 the storm

To be fair, being dark might be the point. It's when the ship sunk (unless I'm mistaken, and it's just an aesthetic choice).

I'm sorry, but it is *categorically* NOT a war crime because of the circumstances and the context therein: The ship was NOT registered as a hospital ship (or anything of the sort) and as a matter of fact, it still had _anti-aircraft guns_ on board the vessel. The Russians had no way of knowing that the ship contained German refugees/civilians alongside German military personal; as far as they were concerned, it was a German ship with weaponry on board, maneuvering through territory in war time at night, up to god knows what (as far as the Russians were concerned). The captain of the ship also unwittingly drew a target on themselves by putting on the red and green lights in order to avoid collisions. Don't get me wrong, it's absolutely tragic, but at he same time, it was just a horrid, unfortunate consequence of war. If it had been marked or registered as a hospital ship (or similar), then yes it would absolutely be a war crime, but as is? No. Just because civilians or innocents happen to die, doesn't ALONE make an incident a war crime.

@@donnydogpiss4533 no. I’m sorry that’s just not how it works. It was the Russians who were doing “god only knows what” and the germans who were fleeing from them. It’s extremely well known the Russians committed just as many war crimes as Germany did

@@informationoverload2487 That is how it works though. The ship wasn't marked as a civilian or medic ship, from the outside it looked like a military ship. The loss of life is horrific, but it wasn't a war crime.

@@liaevans4483 the ship wasn’t armed to fight against military ships. It had escorts. It was obvious that it was a transport ship and not a military ship. Even without the markings. It’s still a war crime. The ship hadn’t done anything to indicate it was a warship or military vessel.

@@informationoverload2487 Well... She was painted Naval Grey and wore a swastika on her funnel. In wartime that signals military affiliation to Germany. I get that the haste of the evacuation makes repainting her before voyage impossible, but how could you make that distinction through the periscope of a submarine at night? Its a tragedy for sure though

those torpedo strikes though, can't get better than a direct hit to the engine room.

@@MustertheBrohirrim Yeah you can. A direct hit to the magazine. That's what caused the Arizona to sink. And that what probably caused the Lusitania to sink.

@@AF-nc2fc oh ya the magazine

@@AF-nc2fcgood luck finding a magazine on the gustloff . in terms of passenger/cruising vessels a hit to the engine room is the most deadly

Pretty sure the Atlantic lost all power when she tore out her keel That sinking, while nowhere near comparable to the Gustloff in terms of human life lost, is to me just as tragic of a story

WTF?! How did I just now notice this?!

That doesn’t get talked about

it is not

@@paraxone it is

@@williamacheson3569 no mercy for nazis

@@paraxone WW1 didn't harbour Nazis or Nazism. You are a fool

@JohnHuang-mc1wz agreed

Maybe thats the same thing and this is how they knew it

The Goya and the Steuben. I know.

"Armenia" with 3000-9000 civilians - only 8 survived.

@@dark_messenger, the Armenia was a Russian ship that was sunk by a german He 111. the death toll is estimated at around 5000 the ships sunk during german evacuations of the eastern front that I know of are: MV Wilhelm Gustloff / estimated at 9300 dead / 1200 survivors MV Goya / estimated at 6700 dead / 180 survivors SS General von Steuben / estimated at 4600 dead / 650 survivors Transportschiff H16 (Moero) / estimated at 3000 dead / 600 survivors Dampfschiff Andros / estimated at 1000 dead / 1000 survivors Dampfschiff Karlsruhe / estimated at 1000 dead / 100 survivors Transporter Neuwerk / estimated at 900 dead / 90 survivors (this one was sunk by a german torpedo-boat after a miscommunication) U-Boot Begleitschiff Memel / estimated at 600 dead / 300 survivors Transporter Nordstern / estimated at 500 dead / 90 survivors Transporte Moltkefels / estimated at 500 dead / 800 survivors Transporter Bremerhaven / estimated at 400 dead / 2800 survivors Lazarettschiff Posen / estimated at 300 dead / 400 survivors Transporter RO 24 / estimated at 10 dead / 530 survivors

All of those may have been nazis, but hey man, sinking a civillian ship (yes i know it had anti-airplane cannons and stuff but i the it would be hard to see that)? Cold.

@@marijamilicevic7212 most of the germans on board the ship were non-combatants. for the Goya and Steuben, many were wounded soldiers, but most people that were moved overall were civilians, mostly children and elderly. it was common practice that parents would put their kids with grandpa on a boat while they themself would attempt to walk or drive back to Germany which was much more dangerous.

i wonder how lusitania sank shorter while being bigger and less torpedos?

I get more requests for a Doria animation than any other, and I'd love to attempt one. But I don't have the time to model her out to make an animation. If there were one that was good enough quality for 4k I'd purchase it and make an animation but I haven't found one yet. Thanks for watching!

@@TitanicAnimations , No problem and no worries.

yes it did and the public address system also remained operable.