Comments by "Jagdtoq" (@Jagdtoq) on "Mark Felton Productions" channel.

  1. They were only Nazi if someone else employed them.
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  2. A detailed account can be found in the book by Georgina Bruni called, ' You Can't Tell the People: The Definitive Account of the Rendlesham Forest UFO Mystery'
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  3. Perhaps it was used to put the urns full of ashes in, the other coffins having been burnt.
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  4. Ordinary people were very naive back in those days, my Grandfather was offered a London house for free by the landlord and he refused, now it would be worth a couple of million.
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  5. With his commentary and excellent video choices, Mark really draws you into the situation till you just want more haha
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  6. The Germans love to put on the airs and graces though for the most part they are just bumbling fools
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  7. The whole success for the Allies depended on the weather and the tides, had the landings not succeeded that day, no real back up was possible for two weeks, by which time all Axis forces available would have been mobilised to the landing area. So yes, an immediate response would have had a real chance of success as the Allied forces in the Normandy area would have been not more than 100,000 men.
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  8. Sounds like a modern day episode of Allo Allo! but this little piece of France will be German forever!
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  9. When landing, choose an out of the way place, not somewhere heavily fortified and defended with a tip off LOL
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  10. One each of the three best know German fighter planes, seems almost like an historical epitaph
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  11. One sub has no gun or torpedoes, the other has no food, it sounds like some kind of resupply was going on to a third sub, perhaps the one carrying Herr Hitler and Eva Braun?
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  12. That's what I call soldiering, down to only 30 able men and still fighting the entire Russian Army, only pausing to pick up medals -that's beyond legendary.
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  13. If the Me163 was proving to be useless, how on Earth could this mad contraption with even less flight time be a better solution??
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  14. Very unlucky for the Pershing crew to meet up with such a rare German vehicle, but lucky to escape alive.
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  15. I figure every creature deserves a warm meal.
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  16. As SS-Obersturmbannfurer said, the Soviets have never found Hitlers body, and it sounds highly unlikely they had Eva Braun's body. If he is truthfull at least about that, then a successful escape is a possibility.
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  17. They found it amazing that the Allies could do anything, probably due to the one sided Nazi propaganda news films promoting German superiority.
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  18. The Grumman Panther was really shot up, the only thing that saved it was probably superior self sealing tanks and their inerting system. I suspect the Russian planes had little or no fuel tank safety systems and were effectively flying bombs, particularly so in this scenario where the Mig's fuel tanks were nearly empty with a lot of fuel vapour in them.
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  19. 2022 and still no cmpensation for the Whales!
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  20. "Admiral Frisius, Hitler is dead and Berlin is lost, shall we surrender?" Frisius, "We do not surrender, we ATTACK!" lol
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  21. Obviously a severe shortage of torpedoes and sea mines hampered the German navy, perhaps if they had made these rather than V weapons if would have gone better for them.
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  22. If I were Russian, I'd sentence you to 30 years in the Gulag, if German, you'd be sent to the Eastern Front but as I am neither, you may continue to make your excellent videos.
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  23. Russian's: 'The height is wrong, she didn't die of cyanide poisoning, the dental records are completely different, the gold bridge - not fitted, has no fire damage and she has shrapnel wounds. Tell Stalin It's definitely her, another SMERSH success! case closed.'
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  24. interesting that as the Germans gave up high altitude bombing, the USA began it with great success.
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  25. A tank or truck is a pretty small target, things like bridges, houses and trains that are bigger would make targets.
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  26. German bumbling pretty much won the war for the Allies, attacking the Russian behemoth sapped the German armed forces and their small industry very quickly
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  27. Having dinner in a french chateau and treating the whole thing like an eighteenth century gentlemen's game - that was what Hitler tried to stamp out but it was ingrained too deep.
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  28. @M Bacon I know of the Wewelsburg that was leased by Himler for its use as an SS training school and Hitler basically took someone's house and gave it to his sister, he gave nothing to his brother or nephews I know of though Dr Goebbels was given a villa which he had knocked down replaced with a much larger villa just as Goring's Carinhall was extended and paid for by Hitler but it was used for official meetings of foreign dignitaries also. So I don't know where you get this Hitler who gave away castles, he was only a politician not a king.
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  29. My two Bandai Tiger 1's came directly from Japan in a massive box
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  30.  @JohnSmith-qv6hp  walking away from Britain was his big mistake, Hitler thought Russia would be an easier target but he knew nothing of Russian weather, its colossal manufacturing ability, the people's determination and the sheer vastness of Russian territory.
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  31.  @gamerxt333  Actually they were but they didn't tell anyone, a vast manufacturing base was built up secretly by Stalin - that's what caught the Germans out.
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  32. I've never heard anything good about Sweden from anyone, perhaps that's how they keep enemies at bay.
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  33. Or get the German to drop the Enigma machine and develop something better.
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  34. From that angle it does give a passing resemblance, probably because he is very thin at that time.
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  35. When I was in Schaffhausen an old lady told me it was terrible in the war, now finally I understand what she was talking about
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  36. Presumably, had Alan Shepherd's parachute failed to open, the next astronaut would have been called Alan Shepherd the second,
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  37. Man, that was a Great news story, a bit late but interesting none the less.
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  38. At a distance the King Tiger and Panther do have similar profiles, though of different size which may be difficult to assess through smoke or dirty optics. My guess is that the German tank here was a Panther, the mistake they made was typical of crews of lower calibre than that of the Tiger crews who were hand picked.
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  39. The German's Nazi past is like a bogeyman they just can't kill off, total paranoia reigns supreme there.
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  40. Germany's inability to carpet bomb soviet positions like the allies did with German positions, clearly made any advance through well defended countryside, impossible. You would also think, that the penny would have dropped once it was obvious the Russians had been tipped off and an alternative plan put in place avoiding the heavily defended areas.
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  41. History is full of air defences that were grossly overrated
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  42. Nothing dawned on them until Russians showed up in Berlin
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  43. Bogged down, broke down and blown apart, but occasionally a German tank commander knew what he was doing like Major Schulzer and not forgetting Sergeant Harding, jolly good show sir.
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  44. Russian stealth birds using the old fake sucked into the engine ploy.
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  45. Very good video, it's three cheers for the common sense of Emperor Hirohito I suppose but clearly he thought he would be killed either by an American atom bomb , the Russians or his own Army.
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  46. The V1 was pretty successful, can't say the same for the Meteor - only 14 kills
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