Un 29 de abril de 1945, el Tercer Ejército de Choque del Ejercito Rojo iniciaba su asalto final al Reichstag, el corazón simbólico de la Alemania nazi.

El Tercer Reich de Hitler, que había llegado a tener un tamaño de 600.000 kilómetros cuadrados, había sido acorralado y oviética a apenas 3 kilómetros de ancho.

En los asaltos iniciales, los soviéticos tomaron edificios de gran simbolismo como el Ministerio del Interior y, después de una lucha feroz contra los nazis, lograron capturar el cuartel general de la Gestapo, empezaban las luchas a las puertas del Reichstag.

A órdenes de Stalin, los soldados soviéticos llevarían consigo banderas rojas masivamente como símbolo de la victoria del comunismo sobre el nazismo, una de ellas llegaría a ondear en lo alto más alto del Reichstag alemán y reinaría en Berlin días después.

En un sacrificio monumental, la Unión Soviética acabaría venciendo a Hitler, perdiendo a más de 27 millones de personas liberando a Europa, avanzando hasta Berlín y poniendo fin al régimen genocida de Hitler.

Solo un dato que muestra quién venció de verdad a los nazis: 3 de cada 4 soldados nazis muertos en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, murieron a manos del Ejército Rojo.

The Battle of the Atlantic in color footage

German newsreel footage of a U-Boat 'wolf pack' on the surface somewhere in the North Atlantic. Date unknown.

(We couldn't resist adding the music)

Watch a 14-inch shell in flight. Fired by USS Tennessee (BB-43) during the bombardment of Iwo Jima

She is armed with 14-inch/50 caliber Mark 11 guns firing the Mark 19 HC

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アメリカ艦隊に突入する神風特別攻撃隊の零戦52型。

外国人による凶悪犯罪の多発。
移民政策による、更なる治安の悪化。

日本の未来を案じ、自らの命を賭して日本人の血筋を繋いでくれた英霊達は、
今の日本を見て泣いているだろう。

彼等の命を無駄にしてはならない！

Who says drifting is just for cars? Watch as the massive USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) executes a high-speed tactical maneuver, seemingly “drifting” this incredible 100,000-ton supercarrier across the water.

İkinci Dünya Savaşında Japon pilotlar uçaklarıyla ABD’nin savaş gemilerine kamikaze dalışı yapmıştı.

Japonlar 1944–1945 arasında bu saldırılar ile ABD donanmasına ait 368 gemiye zarar verdi ve en az 34 geminin batmasına neden oldu.

İşte dünyada efsaneleşen o anlardan bazıları!

Archive footage from June 15, 1944 shows the battleship USS Washington unleashing anti-aircraft fire as it defends the U.S. fleet from a Japanese air attack during the Battle of Saipan.

U.S. Marines hit the black volcanic beaches of Iwo Jima at 08:59, one minute ahead of schedule, February 19, 1945.

Battle of Leyte Gulf - Color Footage

The Battle of Iwo Jima: The Color Footage You've Never Seen

WW2 - Massive Soviet artillery barrage

Battle of Iwo Jima: US Marines In Heavy Combat - WW2 Footage with Sound

Naval bombardment of Iwo Jima

The Pacific (2010) doesn’t get as much love as Band of Brothers, but it’s a great show in its own right. So gripping, brutal, and beautifully made.

During the Jurassic Era, I had a very old VHS of the Pacific War episode of the series "World at War", which was the only source I had for footage like this. (saw it and re-saw it until the tape died)

USS Alaska saves USS Intrepid at the last second , 1945

Battleship Tirpitz in Operation Zitronella

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Doğu Cephesi'nde Ruslara karşı çarpışan Alman ordularına ait görüntüler - 1943.

German submarine films New York City coastline.

Soon after the United States entered the war against Japan and Germany, Admiral Karl Dönitz launched a bold submarine offensive. Six U-boats were dispatched into American and Canadian waters under Operation Paukenschlag (Drumbeat), reighters before they could reinforce Britain’s fragile supply lines and aiming to rattle the American home front.

Among the most dramatic actions came from Captain Reinhard Hardegen, whose U-123 sank two ships off Long Island and carried him within sight of New York City. On January 14, 1942, approaching Lower Bay, Hardegen gazed at Manhattan’s glowing skyline, later recalling the moment as breathtaking—marking the first time a German soldier beheld the U.S. coast during the war.