Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "The Last Defeats of the Wehrmacht | Opinion by Heinz Guderian" video.

@jordanmascarenhas7974 "how ignorant. If it wasn’t for the Brits refusing the back down, mother Russian would have been a territory of Nazi Germany. Russia only got involved in 1941, " Russia was not on the map and Bolsheviks refused to admit that they have anything to do with Russia to not pay Russian debt. German tank commanders and fighter pilots were trained in USSR in secret German schools -> Kama tank school, Lipetsk fighter-pilot school. Soviets invaded Poland in september 1939 together with Germans and many great and well known people were killed by them during this invasion... in first year of their occupation they killed 100 000 civilians -> more than Germans...
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@dennisweidner288 Your assumptions assume that the Germans will not behave like the Germans... Just read Guderian's memoirs from the September 1939 campaign, this guy was delighted with himself and describes the September campaign as if he himself had to do everything wherever he appeared and was always irreplaceable in his command....😅 The Polish underground destroyed German logistics and that was the only reason they stopped 50 km from Moscow. Sabotage and diversionary actions of the Union of Armed Combat (ZWZ) and Home Army (AK) from 1 January 1941 to 30 June 1944: Action type ___________ Action totals Damaged locomotives 6,930 Delayed repairs to locomotives 803 Derailed transports 732 Transports set on fire 443 Damage to railway wagons 19,058 Blown up railway bridges 38 Disruptions to electricity supplies in the Warsaw grid 638 Army vehicles damaged or destroyed 4,326 Damaged aeroplanes 28 Fuel tanks destroyed 1,167 Fuel destroyed (in tonnes) 4,674 Blocked oil wells 5 Wagons of wood wool destroyed 150 Military stores burned down 130 Disruptions of production in factories 7 Built-in faults in parts for aircraft engines 4,710 Built-in faults into cannon muzzles 203 Built-in faults into artillery projectiles 92,000 Built-in faults into air traffic radio stations 107 Built-in faults into condensers 70,000 Built-in faults into (electro-industrial) lathes 1,700 Damage to important factory machinery 2,872 Various acts of sabotage performed 25,145 Planned assassinations of Germans 5,733 The Germans still believe they are great and this film helps them a lot. When I showed a 60-year-old German on FB who grew up and lived in Poland most of his life an archive photo of a Polish soldier putting the Polish flag on the Prussian victory column in Berlin on May 2, 1945, he categorically stated that it was a fake...😅
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@sampopaakkonen2198 "Guderian got at least some if his tactics from Charles de Gaulle, whose book about tank-tactics he read with great interest. The french army rejected deGaulles ideas. Ironically the french army was defeated with those very tactics - mastered by Guderian." heh Polish top tank unit commander that did not lost a single battle in september 1939 wrote letter to French high command long before German invasion of France with German tank tactics and complete know-how how to counter them... after invasion Germans found this letter unopened....🤣 and Charles de Gaulle was portayed by propaganda as a great WW2 era leader contrary to Gen. Maczek that was forced to work as a barman because the British refused to pay him a pension... After his death, he was buried in the cemetery in Breda, which he conquered together with his soldiers without losing the life of a single inhabitant of Breda. ince we are talking about the French command, it would also be appropriate to mention that for the first 10 days it sent false reports to Warsaw about what their army was doing and what huge enemy forces were engaged in combat -> that is why the Poles were retreating to safe positions -> Because France informed them that they would soon occupy Germany and cut off the German troops from fuel and ammunition supplies...
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@jestice75 "Lol, the allies loved Guderian, and he used his influence with the Americans to free some legit SS commanders who were sentenced to death for actual war crimes." LoL what a nice fake story...🙃 Even Heinz Reinefarth that got blood of 150000 to 200000 Polish civilians on his hand during his pacification of Warsaw uprising was not sentenced to a single year of prisson but there were some legit commanders that were sentenced to death? Haha... 90% of crimes done by Germans are completely unknown in the west and only top heads were punished in Nuremberg trials and many of this top criminals ended up with only prison sentence... There is a long list of such people who had tens of thousands of civilians on their conscience and were cleared of any charges after the war-> because they were considered useful for the West in a potential confrontation with the Soviet army.
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@supermotokev92 "Germany did launch offensives and tried to advance toward the caucasus but failed. Their supply became over stretched." Nope, their supply lines were destroyed in Poland by Polish underground... and after the war Soviets invented fake story that Russian winter did it... funy how this Russian winter was making trouble in Poland and no in Russia and they never explain how exactly this Russian winter was able to blow up 38 train bridges and few thousands of trains and dosen thousands of tracks right when German train was driving on them... Google "Trial of the Sixteen".
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@-.Steven "Not every German soldier was a Nazi." Just most of them... but if we would use legal point of then 100% of them were as they all made oath to this party leader but somehow after the war ended not a single soldier was Nazi... dozens of millions of people in central Europe allone just died from "the other guy" hand...
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@Azer2010 "For Germany fight is in Germany. But not in Russia or Caucasus. Don't escape from fault or responsability of your ancestories." Vienna and Berlin were both Slavic places when Germans showed up there...🙃 "Berlin lies in northeastern Germany, in an area formerly settled by Slavs which thus exhibits many (Germanised) Slavic-derived placenames until today (see below). The word Berlin also has its roots in the language of the West Slavs, and may be related to the Old Polabian stem berl—/birl— ("swamp"). Of Berlin's twelve boroughs, five bear a Slavic-derived name—Pankow, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Treptow-Köpenick and Spandau; furthermore, across the city's 96 neighbourhoods, there are 22 which bear a Slavic-rooted name—Altglienicke, Alt-Treptow, Britz, Buch, Buckow, Gatow, Karow, Kladow, Köpenick, Lankwitz, Lübars, Malchow, Marzahn, Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg, Rudow, Schmöckwitz, Spandau, Stadtrandsiedlung Malchow, Steglitz, Tegel and Zehlendorf. "
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