You're A German Soldier (REMASTERED)

Its here

[warcriminal]

You’re an SS officer escaped to Argentina: 😊

[ПавелПантелеев-ге]

In Stalingrad, on average, a soldier lived for 15 minutes, it 's fucking scary

[fritztheenjoyerofhistory]

when you are in Stalingrad and the snow starts speaking Russian

[Helmifitra]

German soldier in Poland
1939:😏
1944-45:💀

[indyl]

Interesting fact: "Erika" is a song about love and flowers.

[Isdanoob]

Average lifespan of a German and Soviet soldier at Stalingrad was 24 hours

[Bolt]

Music
Poland France: Erika
Italy: Sniper Elite 5 2nd mission OST
El Alamein: Mr incredible Uncanny phase 11
D-DAY: Distorted Radio
Kursk: It's all a burring memory
Battle of the bulge: Repulsive In the dark
Berlin: Its all a burring memory but sadder
Stalingrad: Massengrab

[sheevpalpatine]

Imagine you are a German soldier in Italy who tries to investigate three stone pillars with strange men in it💀💀💀

[Sierra]

You‘re a German soldier in wolfenstein

[StingR_SMK]

As a German who had grand fathers who were immigrants in the US and shared the war stories I can confirm, it was a terrifying time for them

[arti_you]

The last phrase was left unsaid: "Alle sieben Sekunden stirbt ein deutscher Soldat! Stalingrad, Massengrab!"

[nathanvonlee]

The fact that there were kids and teens fighting in the war of berlin saddens me

[jimbo]

That ending music.. Absolutely terrifyingly beautiful

[gravey_official]

My great grandpa was actually in Stalingrad and got out. He never talked about it other than "i was there"

[leroy]

My great grandpa fought in Stalingrad and it wasn't fun at all. Soviets everywhere...

[Bey_börek]

You're normal person in Japan 1945: 💀

[kikers_plusik]

the average life expectancy in the battle for Stalingrad was 15 minutes 💀☠️

[cCiIcCo]

Everybody gangsta until you hear a song about a flower called Erika coming from the woods.

[ImZXCpiska]

The average life expectancy of a soldier in Stalingrad, whether German or Russian, was about 15 minutes. Soldiers who fought and survived in Stalingrad until the end of the war in all troops and fronts were considered the elite and treated them with great respect.

[mattnorris]

I couldn't imagine
There's no food
But plenty of pervetin