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19.10.202417:24
Um das Menschenrecht (1934)
🇬🇧 For the Rights of Mankind (English Subtitles)
🇩🇪 Um das Menschenrecht
🇬🇧 For the Rights of Mankind (English Subtitles)
🇩🇪 Um das Menschenrecht
19.10.202402:27
Stosstrupp 1917 (1934)
Dies ist ein deutscher Kriegsfilm aus dem Jahr 1934, geschrieben und inszeniert von NSDAP-Mitglied Hans Zöberlein, mit Ludwig Schmid-Wildy, Beppo Brem, Max Zankl und Hans Possenbacher in den Hauptrollen. Er wurde von der nationalsozialistischen Regierung finanziert und war mit Deutsches Militär- und SA-Soldaten besetzt.
Die Geschichte des stählernen Wirbelsturms, der als Großer Krieg bekannt ist, wird aus der deutschen Perspektive einer Infanterie-Sturmtruppe an der Westfront im Jahr 1917 erzählt.
Dies ist ein deutscher Kriegsfilm aus dem Jahr 1934, geschrieben und inszeniert von NSDAP-Mitglied Hans Zöberlein, mit Ludwig Schmid-Wildy, Beppo Brem, Max Zankl und Hans Possenbacher in den Hauptrollen. Er wurde von der nationalsozialistischen Regierung finanziert und war mit Deutsches Militär- und SA-Soldaten besetzt.
Die Geschichte des stählernen Wirbelsturms, der als Großer Krieg bekannt ist, wird aus der deutschen Perspektive einer Infanterie-Sturmtruppe an der Westfront im Jahr 1917 erzählt.
16.09.202405:00
Adolf Hitler - We Only Wanted the Best For Our People
06.07.202402:23
It has come to my attention that the channel has been censored. This was to be expected but took longer than I thought. Soon, everything from here will be posted on the backup channel. I have not heard of private channels being censored, which is why it's made so. However, if it does get censored, there will be no other backups. In order for anyone to access the backup, they'll have to join through the invite link. Unfortunately, a large portion of those who have yet to learn the kind of information here use telegram through censored versions, which is why this backup is necessary. With all that said, this channel will still remain and won't be abandoned. I will answer any questions or concerns.
Backup channel: https://t.me/+OGQmIUF0vRxhYzcx
Backup channel: https://t.me/+OGQmIUF0vRxhYzcx
19.10.202416:27
Um das Menschenrecht (1934)
Dies ist ein deutscher Historienfilm von 1934 unter der Regie von Hans Zöberlein mit Hans Schlenck, Kurt Holm, Ernst Martens und Beppo Brem in den Hauptrollen. Zöberlein war ein ausgezeichneter Veteran des Ersten Weltkriegs, ein Freikorpsmitglied, ein frühes NSDAP-Mitglied, ein SA-Sturmtruppler, der 1923 am Münchner Bierhallenputsch teilgenommen hatte, und ein Bestsellerautor. Sein erster Film, Stosstrupp 1917, ist einer der großen Filme des Ersten Weltkriegs, und Um das Menschenrecht, eine direkte Fortsetzung davon. Nach der Premiere am 28. Dezember 1934 wurde der Film für die allgemeine Veröffentlichung gekürzt. Vollständige Fassung mit englischen Untertiteln
Waffenstillstand: 11. November 1918. Der 1. Weltkrieg ist zu Ende, aber es gibt keinen Frieden in Deutschland. In München ist die proletarische Revolution ausgebrochen, und arbeitslose Frontsoldaten melden sich freiwillig als paramilitärische Freikorps, um das Vaterland vor der sowjetischen Bedrohung durch die Roten zu retten. Der Geist der deutschen Frontkamaraden explodiert auf der Leinwand und lässt die turbulente Ära der Münchner Sowjetrepublik und ihrer reaktionären, streng patriotischen Freikorpsgegner wieder aufleben. Die großartigen Münchner Schlachtszenen sind gut inszeniert - Straße für Straße, Gebäude für Gebäude -, denn Zöberlein hatte für diese Sequenzen viele echte Münchner Kriegsveteranen besetzt. Die Freikorps setzen sich durch und bleiben ihren Kameraden treu, die bei der Verteidigung Deutschlands im Ersten Weltkrieg gefallen sind.
Dies ist ein deutscher Historienfilm von 1934 unter der Regie von Hans Zöberlein mit Hans Schlenck, Kurt Holm, Ernst Martens und Beppo Brem in den Hauptrollen. Zöberlein war ein ausgezeichneter Veteran des Ersten Weltkriegs, ein Freikorpsmitglied, ein frühes NSDAP-Mitglied, ein SA-Sturmtruppler, der 1923 am Münchner Bierhallenputsch teilgenommen hatte, und ein Bestsellerautor. Sein erster Film, Stosstrupp 1917, ist einer der großen Filme des Ersten Weltkriegs, und Um das Menschenrecht, eine direkte Fortsetzung davon. Nach der Premiere am 28. Dezember 1934 wurde der Film für die allgemeine Veröffentlichung gekürzt. Vollständige Fassung mit englischen Untertiteln
Waffenstillstand: 11. November 1918. Der 1. Weltkrieg ist zu Ende, aber es gibt keinen Frieden in Deutschland. In München ist die proletarische Revolution ausgebrochen, und arbeitslose Frontsoldaten melden sich freiwillig als paramilitärische Freikorps, um das Vaterland vor der sowjetischen Bedrohung durch die Roten zu retten. Der Geist der deutschen Frontkamaraden explodiert auf der Leinwand und lässt die turbulente Ära der Münchner Sowjetrepublik und ihrer reaktionären, streng patriotischen Freikorpsgegner wieder aufleben. Die großartigen Münchner Schlachtszenen sind gut inszeniert - Straße für Straße, Gebäude für Gebäude -, denn Zöberlein hatte für diese Sequenzen viele echte Münchner Kriegsveteranen besetzt. Die Freikorps setzen sich durch und bleiben ihren Kameraden treu, die bei der Verteidigung Deutschlands im Ersten Weltkrieg gefallen sind.
19.10.202402:26
Shock Troop 1917 (1934)
This is a 1934 German war film written and directed by NSDAP member Hans Zöberlein and starring Ludwig Schmid-Wildy, Beppo Brem, Max Zankl, Hans Possenbacher. It was financed by the National Socialist government; and featured German military and SA troops in its cast.
The story of the steel hurricane known as the Great War, told from the German perspective following an infantry assault company on the Western Front in 1917.
This is a 1934 German war film written and directed by NSDAP member Hans Zöberlein and starring Ludwig Schmid-Wildy, Beppo Brem, Max Zankl, Hans Possenbacher. It was financed by the National Socialist government; and featured German military and SA troops in its cast.
The story of the steel hurricane known as the Great War, told from the German perspective following an infantry assault company on the Western Front in 1917.
16.09.202404:51
Adolf Hitler - Berlin, Tempelhof (May 1, 1933)
15.06.202408:32
Léon Degrelle Tribute (2024)
19.10.202408:08
For the Rights of Mankind (1934)
This is a 1934 German historical film directed by NSDAP member Hans Zöberlein and starring Hans Schlenck, Kurt Holm, Ernst Martens, Beppo Brem. Zöberlein was a decorated World War I veteran, a Freikorps member, an early NSDAP member, an SA stormtrooper who had participated in the 1923 Munich Beer Hall Putsch, and a best-selling author. His first film, Stosstrupp 1917 is one of the great World War I pictures, and Um das Menschenrecht, a direct sequel to it. Following its December 28, 1934 premiere, the film was shortened for general release. This version contains the deleted footage, restoring Um das Menschenrecht to its original length.
Armistice: November 11, 1918. World War I ends, but there is no peace in Germany. Proletarian revolution has erupted in Munich, and unemployed frontline soldiers volunteer as paramilitary Freikorps (Free Corps) groups to save the Fatherland from the Soviet-backed Red menace. The spirit of the German Frontkamaraden explodes across the screen, reigniting the turbulent era of Munich's Soviet Republic and its reactionary, fiercely patriotic Freikorps foes. The superb Munich battle scenes are well staged-street by street, building by building-for Zöberlein had cast many actual Munich war veterans for these sequences. The Freikorps prevail, remaining true to their comrades who fell defending Germany in WWI.
This is a 1934 German historical film directed by NSDAP member Hans Zöberlein and starring Hans Schlenck, Kurt Holm, Ernst Martens, Beppo Brem. Zöberlein was a decorated World War I veteran, a Freikorps member, an early NSDAP member, an SA stormtrooper who had participated in the 1923 Munich Beer Hall Putsch, and a best-selling author. His first film, Stosstrupp 1917 is one of the great World War I pictures, and Um das Menschenrecht, a direct sequel to it. Following its December 28, 1934 premiere, the film was shortened for general release. This version contains the deleted footage, restoring Um das Menschenrecht to its original length.
Armistice: November 11, 1918. World War I ends, but there is no peace in Germany. Proletarian revolution has erupted in Munich, and unemployed frontline soldiers volunteer as paramilitary Freikorps (Free Corps) groups to save the Fatherland from the Soviet-backed Red menace. The spirit of the German Frontkamaraden explodes across the screen, reigniting the turbulent era of Munich's Soviet Republic and its reactionary, fiercely patriotic Freikorps foes. The superb Munich battle scenes are well staged-street by street, building by building-for Zöberlein had cast many actual Munich war veterans for these sequences. The Freikorps prevail, remaining true to their comrades who fell defending Germany in WWI.
16.09.202405:00
Over 250+ Paintings and Drawings Done by Adolf Hitler
13.09.202405:08
WWII Explained by Wehrmacht Veterans
15.05.202419:28
Thank you for 30k subscribers!
I appreciate the continued support. This is a great and honorable community to be a part of. Starting out simply as a place where I'd post some of the core videos for those just familiarizing themselves with our hidden history and where I could share with Europeans who have a harder time viewing this content. The channel gradually turned into an archive of great proportion and subsequently organized for convenience. It certainly has been a pleasure to put this together for you.
Also, I'd like to give an update on my plans. Going forward I'll for the most part, be posting only on certain occasions with videos similar to the past two posted. I still will not be returning to what I normally post on a regular basis. So what I said in November still goes in that it's concluded at it's core for the time being. I'm satisfied where it's left off, and if you can't find something you seek, I'd recommend browsing the other channels shared here, or you could ask to see if I have it. At the present moment, I'm going to work on a video series, among other things.
Thank you all o/
I appreciate the continued support. This is a great and honorable community to be a part of. Starting out simply as a place where I'd post some of the core videos for those just familiarizing themselves with our hidden history and where I could share with Europeans who have a harder time viewing this content. The channel gradually turned into an archive of great proportion and subsequently organized for convenience. It certainly has been a pleasure to put this together for you.
Also, I'd like to give an update on my plans. Going forward I'll for the most part, be posting only on certain occasions with videos similar to the past two posted. I still will not be returning to what I normally post on a regular basis. So what I said in November still goes in that it's concluded at it's core for the time being. I'm satisfied where it's left off, and if you can't find something you seek, I'd recommend browsing the other channels shared here, or you could ask to see if I have it. At the present moment, I'm going to work on a video series, among other things.
Thank you all o/
19.10.202402:32
Stosstrupp 1917 (1934)
🇬🇧 Shock Troop 1917 (English Subtitles)
🇩🇪 Stosstrupp 1917
🇬🇧 Shock Troop 1917 (English Subtitles)
🇩🇪 Stosstrupp 1917
16.09.202405:00
How Hitler Tackled Unemployment and Revived Germanys Economy
To deal with the massive unemployment and economic paralysis of the Great Depression, Hitler’s government launched innovative and ambitious programs in 1933. The Third Reich’s focused and comprehensive policies proved remarkably successful. Within three years, unemployment was banished, and Germany’s economy was booming. This remarkable achievement is little known and rarely acknowledged. Also, a look is taken at the Third Reich’s economic and taxation policies and their impact on people’s lives, as well as the ideology and social-economic principles on which they were based.
To deal with the massive unemployment and economic paralysis of the Great Depression, Hitler’s government launched innovative and ambitious programs in 1933. The Third Reich’s focused and comprehensive policies proved remarkably successful. Within three years, unemployment was banished, and Germany’s economy was booming. This remarkable achievement is little known and rarely acknowledged. Also, a look is taken at the Third Reich’s economic and taxation policies and their impact on people’s lives, as well as the ideology and social-economic principles on which they were based.
08.09.202401:17
Asha Logos - Ideals
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