World War 2 - The PANZER | Full Documentary 

Fantastic video. I enjoyed it very much. Very educational. Thanks for sharing.

The second time I've seen this documentary. It is a well made. Thanks.

Really enjoyed this documentary.

We must never forget that there were humans inside those 'lost' tanks, planes, ships... Someone's son, father, brother...

Brilliant documentary.

The volume of b/w footage and camera crew insistence of close up, countless angles, bombs dropping, choking smoke, yet seems like all the if not most made it to Berlin, or somewhere, intact and somehow archived. The camera crews must have been pretty tough to get thousands of footage, and alive to store it later. Probably the best document footage in history, rivals WW1 and best available film that period. How this documentary gets its hands on original or copies is impressive, matching story line.

Good to see another of my narrated documentaries on Janson Media.

Great documentary!!! 👍 👍 👍

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Ol Heinz gets more credit than he’s due. Kind of like Monty, he’s always ready to take credit for his own accomplishments and those of anyone else nearby.

What documentary is this from?

Great!

Exceptional

Very good 👍

wonder what the Tank Cans are? there buried but he also says its shoulder-fired cant be a anti-tank rifle . or anti tank contact mine.

Monty sounds like he was a real Prima Donna. El Alamein was his one handed Odelle B. touchdown catch. One battle, Monty gets the win. Then becomes a legend.

Post more WW2 please!!

Nice.

Masterpiece

Growing up I always read and heard that the germans were unprepared for a winter war and didn't have the equipment and supplies for it. That is technically correct but in a way not, they had supply depot's and warehouses full of more than enough cold weather gear for a prolonged winter conflict. This was not issued on purpose, the opinion was if this equipment was distributed before it was necessary that was an admission that a prolonged war was likely, remember they figured they were going to sweep through like they did in France. and that it would lower moral and possibly be the cause for a prolonged war that drew out into the winter. In the beginning the germans did have steady momentum and the thought of being home or ar least have the Russians swept up by winter. The French with napoleon made the mistake ignorantly.. the germans were fully aware of the potential consequences and still made that crucial error.. and by the time they were in dire need it was practically impossible to get the supplies distributed.

Monty only won when the odds were grossly in his favor. He was nothing compared to Patton. But they both sought fame and glory.

38.12 that BRITISH sherman at stalingrad no don't think so we were still using them in the western desert at the time this mist be taken from different footage!The extra radio box welded to the back of the turret on it! Then 38.17 as the German walks past the sherman it's got the British smoke dischargers on the side of the turret! No way Definitely not stalingrad footage! Plus the soldiers camouflage flock is a Summer SS not winter as stated here December and no panzer 4 ausf H was available in 1941! Makes me think it later footage possibly from Normandy! Plus the German soldier isn't carrying a gas mask as did in 1941

In one of the segments it looked like the tanks ran thru a field of hemp

No denying the Germans pioneered what a great tank is,I think the 5 is perfect

I enjoyed the documentary and the footage is impressive but I see in places clips have been used which do not relate to the action being described. For example around 15 minutes in we have the description of the invasion of Poland and see rockets being fired from the air to destroy a monoplane which looks like a Hurricane or a Spitfire on the ground. Surely air to ground rockets didn’t appear until perhaps 1943 or after and the Poles didn’t have any modern fighters when they were attacked? Seconds later describing the Luftwaffe’s rapid destruction of the small obsolete Polish airforce we again see a monoplane fighter which would have been bang up to date in 1939 being shot down by machine gun from a bomber. This footage must have been taken significantly later in the war I think. Otherwise great job!

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Atrocities on both sides. Not all we’re bad. There families were threatened if the would be soldier did not show up for service.

Bestttt

When they hit that kind of resistance at Kursk they should have just went around and waited at the back side for the Ruskies to follow turn the tables on them

Czech republic government in exile did anything the allies wanted and ended up as a communist puppet now let me ask u this . Did it matter if Poland was under Soviet or German rule ? WW2 was a strgetic mistake. UK and france should of stayed out . Until Germany attacked France . Seriously United States it worked out but imagine if Nazi Germany had won ww2 . Do u think the french will fight for us if we need help? 03 in Iraq showed us .. freedom fries ...

88mm gun on that tank !😲😲😲

Tanks were absolutely useless in Russia for the only reason it was impossible to articulate infantry and panzers due to the gigantic space.

Modern day panzer would be cool .

Panzer tankers imagine if Rommel got the armoured corps in Normandy all there and was able to push the allies back to the sea causing a truce . Than Russians would get it . Supply Germany with weapons as well lmao stalemate set in .

Looks like Sherman was here and left a thumbs down.

NWO and still!

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