Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "BATTLESTORM STALINGRAD E3 Stalemate on the Don" video.

  1. In addition, only after the ascent of Mikhail Gorbachev to Soviet leadership in 1985 did mass media in Finland gradually begin to criticise the Soviet Union. Not to mention full communism in East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia,  Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Albania. Communists are hated for their actions, it's not Nazi propaganda. Joseph Goebbels did not survive the war.
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  2. Occupational safety was not important at the time, many people died on construction sites still in the 1980s. Early retreat from Stalingrad would have been a victory in the long run.
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  3. Almost half a million soldiers were in the Finnish army, but only about 6000 Danes on the eastern front and 100 in Finland. Sure enough, they achieved a tactical victory in the final battle in Ilomantsi. Even though the Danes were skillful fighters, they were not fully committed.
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  4. Oil is needed for a Central European standard of living, but it is by no means necessary. This will reveal who really wants to fight to the end, like the Taliban or Japanese. Btw Hirohito maintained his position until 1989.
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  5. Parts of the Wiking Division crossed the river when it had already been conquered. There were hundreds of bodies, mostly of German origin.
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  6.  @TheImperatorKnight  Malt loaf was more of a Swedish thing. I suspect it was hard as life. https://youtu.be/bSsb0m8hMwg.
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  7.  @TheImperatorKnight  Maybe it was imported from the UK.
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  8.  Tom Butthurt  Americanization is not the end of the world. Also in Finland, Finns are not currently in the government, but Swedes are in power with less than 5% of the vote.
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  9. So you claim, Stalin was just a dumb bunny.
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  10. You can always guess by their last name, but I don't think they were publicly Jewish, except for 300 soldiers in Finland. Erhard Milch must have been half Jewish. List of Nazis of non-Germanic descent https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nazis_of_non-Germanic_descent
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  11. For example, Jakobsson is a well-known Jewish family from Vyborg, but this is mere guesswork. Interestingly, I found my name (x3) on the SS men's list, but they were by no means close relatives : ) https://www.genealogia.fi/hakem/luettelo065s.htm
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  12. I have no idea. I'm using Google translate.
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  13. British India declared war on Nazi Germany.
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  14.  @changcheng7364  It's a myth that war in the West was much easier. Finland, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania also fought against Germany, and it was no less brutal than usual.
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  15.  @vadimpm1290  https://youtu.be/ugeUGnxvm_U
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