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8 Epic Stories from the Axis Side

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Watch with us this compilation of our curated selection of our earlier videos. During the Premiere and afterwards on the Discord

00:00 Intro
00:20 Farmer who became the world’s deadliest sniper
08:18 Luftwaffe Ace General
18:07 Samurai in a Zero
29:24 When a BF-109 spared a B-17, the reboot
38:42 Erich Hartmann the world’s greatest flying ace
45:36 Rampaging Tiger
55:49 Sonderkommando Elbe
01:01:11 The End of the Largest Battleship in the World

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20 Comments

@Yarnhub Creator 1 year ago (edited) Pinned

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@jarrodkopf6813 3 years ago (edited)

Why can't we have more people like Franz Stigel? I feel his story should be taught in a lot of history and literature classes because his experience is a great example of modern chivalry, honor, and kindness.

@ianriddle6104 3 years ago

The Stigler story always brings a tear to my eye. That man's honor is beyond measure.

@the_Predator95 3 years ago (edited)

It was so wholesome when we see the 2 pilots talking with each other at the end ( the incident )

@PP-hx5it 1 year ago

7:48 Actually he was asked, what did he feel when he fired towards enemy? Häyhä said: Recoil :D

@huangsiyuan 1 year ago (edited)

Brown invited Stiegel to a gathering of british WWII vets. Stiegel, being the only German pilot there felt out of place as his "enemies", when Brown introduced Stiegel to a bunch of younger people, family of the 10 people from the bomber that would never have been born had he pressed the trigger that day. Apparently Stiegel cried like a baby.

@navchinna 3 years ago (edited)

The white death's story is so interesting, hero or not, he is a brave and intelligent soldier! Imo he's a hero

@pauljamesbrown7252 3 years ago

Strictly speaking, during the Winter War, Finland had not yet become part of the axis. Excellent stories, thank you.

@The_Lost_Scotsman 2 years ago

Adolf Gallant was a legend, he flew against my Grandfather who was a Spitfire pilot. Gallant visited the RAF squadron many times after the war

@TheFunkhouser 1 year ago

Sakai wasn't hit by a dauntless he got hit by the lower rear gunner of an Avenger! He hadn't come across them yet and thought they we Wildcats. He moved in as usual behind and under but got clipped in the head. As he staggered back passing in and out of consciousness he thought of crashing into an American ship he passed below but then thought NO im making it back, which he did.

@ZeaRv0 3 years ago (edited)

Franz Stiegler is an incredible pilot and an amazing human being.

@wsith 3 years ago (edited)

14:54 That man was Werner Mölders also a Luftwaffe Ace (First pilot to achieve 100 victories) and Galland's friend

@libertycowboy2495 3 years ago

I got to meet saburo sakai at the opening of the nimitz museum at Fredericksburg Tx in the early 90s. He allowed me to get a photo of the two of us. I wish very much i could have gotten to spend some time with him.