Can't see if this has been mentioned before. Apologies if it has. Soviet veteran interviews: Ð“Ð»Ð°Ð²Ð½Ð°Ñ - Я Помню. Герои Великой ОтечеÑтвенной войны. УчаÑтники ВОВ. Книга памÑти. - Я Помню. Герои Великой ОтечеÑтвенной войны. УчаÑтники Google Chrome does an OK job of the machine translation. English version where some of the interviews are translated by the staff: I REMEMBER - I REMEMBER edited to add link to their books page: Our books - I REMEMBER
The Story of Stalingrad remembered from The German Veteran survivors and Russian Veterans. I have never seen such moving and tragic interviews ever about such a military action that turned ultimately in to an unmitigated disaster, and was Germany's own making of WW2, in my opinion. The 6th army even turned to cannibalism to survive in Stalingrad and in the camps afterwards. Part 1 The survivors talking about capturing Stalingrad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFDoMgDEUqE Part 2 The Pinzer movement. The 6th Army is trapped. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrk2EcLsDjI Part 3. The end of the 6th army as a fighting force. Konrad Adenaur does a deal with the Russians to get German soldiers returned to Germany. Retribution against German soldiers who worked undercover for the Russians in the camps, when they returned in Frankfurt. The joy for families when their Fathers, Husbands, Brothers etc... returned to Germany http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOl-mtFclys
good day avigliana,advanced member,yesterday11:09am.re:i remember.you have collected much histoty of the war in russia.very bruttal.savage in fact.when you eat your fallen mates you have come to the end of the line.this is what the germans say,but after all the horror,the super race did not do verry well.over a million dead.for nothing.there as no mercy given by the russians,they marched there prisoners into the freezing weather untill they dropped and froze.of 100.000 6000 suvived,its hard to pick who is worst,the victor or the vanquished.i think nature did us a favour.and now the russians are starting to bully there nabours.they realy have not changed.they are still bolshy.great post.regards bernard85 :m4: :m4:
Bernard85 Thanks Bernard85 for your reply. Somebody said once "History is there to be learnt from". Unfortunately, the people from those lands haven't learnt a lot, if not nothing. Love the tanks! avigliana
