This scene has a lot of symbolic. Before the war he was just a boy and one that was always critical towards the war and the nazis. He became battle hardened. I think this scene shows that the wolf doesn't want to attack him because the wolf doesn't sees him as food. He isn't a sheep anymore, he is a wolf now and that's something that you get never rid off again. I wonder how many german soldiers where highly suicidal and doing attacks and charges not because they believed in victory, just because they wanted to end it now.
This was right after he killed the child and executed the partisans, you can tell he just doesn’t want to live anymore (hence the looking up at the sky and the wolf) I also think at this point Friedhelm started to feel intense guilt for what he had done and that he simply couldn’t live with himself after the war due to his actions, such a heartbreaking series……
@@drownindesigner I agree! I was so touched by Friedhelm's character, he reminded me of myself in a lot of ways and how I would've reacted in his situation.
You can see his uniform changing with him thoughout the war...from an innocent boy wearing the wehrmacht uniform to a killer of innocent boys wearing the waffen SS one.
Actually, the camo on his smock is Splittertarnmuster which was issued to Wehrmacht units whereas Waffen-SS camo is resemblant to Flecktarn. Nevertheless, it does show how Friedhelm became more accustomed to war by adopting a more war-like look.
what uniform wear the yankee army after kill almost 200 thousand japanese civilian with two nukes?, or after kill the 300 thousand german civilians in Bremen in just one night? so on, look like the waffen SS uniform was not SO killer after all
He isn't wearing a Waffen SS uniform. After Italy defected from the Axis Powers, Germany seized vast stocks of supplies, including camouflage cloth that was subsequently used to make uniform items, including jackets, smocks and helmet covers for the German Army.
![Crossroads - Friedhelm [Generation War]](/img/n.gif)
This scene has a lot of symbolic. Before the war he was just a boy and one that was always critical towards the war and the nazis. He became battle hardened.
I think this scene shows that the wolf doesn't want to attack him because the wolf doesn't sees him as food. He isn't a sheep anymore, he is a wolf now and that's something that you get never rid off again.
I wonder how many german soldiers where highly suicidal and doing attacks and charges not because they believed in victory, just because they wanted to end it now.
El lobo sería un símbolo de aquello en lo que el personaje se ha convertido luego de tanto tiempo de guerra
This was right after he killed the child and executed the partisans, you can tell he just doesn’t want to live anymore (hence the looking up at the sky and the wolf) I also think at this point Friedhelm started to feel intense guilt for what he had done and that he simply couldn’t live with himself after the war due to his actions, such a heartbreaking series……
This series was so good. I really wish there were more like this, however they won't do it as good as Generation War did.
@@drownindesigner I agree! I was so touched by Friedhelm's character, he reminded me of myself in a lot of ways and how I would've reacted in his situation.
Zero Political Correctness in it. It was a good series.
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You can see his uniform changing with him thoughout the war...from an innocent boy wearing the wehrmacht uniform to a killer of innocent boys wearing the waffen SS one.
Actually, the camo on his smock is Splittertarnmuster which was issued to Wehrmacht units whereas Waffen-SS camo is resemblant to Flecktarn. Nevertheless, it does show how Friedhelm became more accustomed to war by adopting a more war-like look.
what uniform wear the yankee army after kill almost 200 thousand japanese civilian with two nukes?, or after kill the 300 thousand german civilians in Bremen in just one night? so on, look like the waffen SS uniform was not SO killer after all
He isn't wearing a Waffen SS uniform. After Italy defected from the Axis Powers, Germany seized vast stocks of supplies, including camouflage cloth that was subsequently used to make uniform items, including jackets, smocks and helmet covers for the German Army.
NO MORE BROTHER WARS
It wasn't a brother war. It was a war against Nazis, against evil
@@spectre1725 Communism is the real and still present evil destroying the world.
Lol