Starting WWII is the ultimate betacuck move. Imagine being head of state of the most industrialized nation on Earth and getting it bombed to fuck in 6 years.
@@spoon6273 If the military had removed Hitler I seriously doubt the Russians would have hit Berlin in 1945. The German Army or generals could have fought the Red Army to a standstill with a defensive philosophy starting in 1943.
@@garretthberne3035 Thanks for supporting my position. I thought the German lost their offensive capabilities around 1942. The wise move would to commit to the defense by using a rearguard mentality and mobile defensive forces using their still potent panzer divisions.
You guys saw The death of stalin movie???? Great comedy but with real facts:))) he also has his own song in the movie.....they ahould have shown a flashback in the movie with him in Berlin walking.....i hate communists but Zhukov was on a different level.....true alpha personiidied
@@alexanderthegreatoz5945 Its a remix of "Положение" (Polozhenie) There are like 8 different remixes but tbh they all sound the same to me. E.g. czcams.com/video/YuxulzEIS0s/video.html Original: czcams.com/video/nkncpcanly0/video.html
@@Mortablunt It wasn't mightiest, it was largest army in entire world even Stalin didn't see Sovjet dead as problem, _"Millions? these are only numbers"_
You must say, that Zhukov went from Moscow to Berlin with a massive army. Kutusov went from behind Moscow all the way to Paris with only a fraction of that what Zhukov had. Still you joke is very understandable No hate LOL
@@jochemkoot5808 True. But the coalition won against Napoleon by not fighting against Napoleon and others who aren't being attacked advancing forward. The coalition won not because they were better at fighting but rather Napoleon ran out of resources. WWII was, on European front, a soviet victory with lend-lease from US. D-day didn't save western Europe from Germany but saved it from Soviets by liberating them from nazis first. Plus the fact remains that soviets lost more people because nazi invading force was bigger than Napoleon's army. They didn't lose more territory by stopping them at Moscow and turned the tide of WWII against Germany after winning Stalingrad.
@@jochemkoot5808 but Russian Empire was also big,you are comparing only one side of different timelines,when Napoleon entered Russia he has small army compared to Nazi Germans.
Gotta hand it to him, he defeated the Japanese in Mongolia, defended Moscow and won Stalingrad. If those were lost who knows what would the world look like today.
@@highelf6086 There will always be banking while civilization breathes, the only difference would be they'd be Kraut bankers, not exactly a change worth a world war.
@@praneshs4374 Zhukov came with the hammer down with divisions from Siberia, some directly from a parade. First win of the war for the soviets I think.
Anyone with a passive knowledge of WW2 could see this coming for years,the Beevor books,the maniacal downplaying of USSR role in WW2,the demonisation of Stalin etc etc..The West WANTED badly to get over it...Seriously,the dismantlement of red army monuments we see today was long overdue... And they portray themselves as "progressives"and "liberals",vs the "despotic east"...They sicken me to the core...
Indeed. Not much of a liberation if you don't let them choose their own governments or borders. Or, you know, if you had invaded them and massacred 22,000 of their officers and intellectuals all while being allied with Hitler only 5 years prior.
In my home in Moscow I have the iron portrait of Zhukov. Once my friend came to visit me with his liberal girlfriend, she saw the portrait and told him that they should leave immediately. Even after death, marshal Zhukov has his grindset.
I have one of him in my office aswell, i don’t see why anyone would get upset over it. It is not like i have a portait of Stalin in my house as my grandpa does, he was a military-man serving the people, a born Soviet from birth. Every liberal in Russia will be liberal till they become adults, fairy-tales only exists in books. Health to you brother
@@solovevkirildane se ela , zhukov foi um herói que serviu o povo e não stalin , o próprio já desobedeceu ordens do ditador no campo de batalha . Sou brasileiro mas admiro a determinação de zhukov e considero ele um herói .
> Be zhukov > Greatest General in Soviet union > Be beloved my citicens > Be respected by enemies > Be feared by Stalin himself > Publicly critics Stalin's performance as a leader > Lead the defence of Stalingrad with massive success > Doesnt elaborate
>Get's exiled >Stalin dies, finally time to shine >Gets outmanoeuvred by political opponents twice >Lives out the rest of life as an irrelevant has-been >Maybe this politics business is harder than first thought...
Muh "be feared by Stalin himself" LMAO!! Just a westoid historiography and outright lying. "Its mainstream, must be real" --- every youtube history content consumer; just like ignorant redditors and twittards
@@ralpjosephjavelosa7451 ha ha ha ha ha nice joke you school teacher do a perfect job . Ussr make the final result winning the nazis not your usa who come int end ok propaganda boy .seeing netflix bullshits doesn't mean this is a true event
@@ralpjosephjavelosa7451 when the Americans first touched Europe the Soviets had already liberated Warsaw and the supplies the Soviets were given did help a lot but it wasn't necessary since the Soviets moved all their factories and farms to the east in the beginning of the war and were mass producing military equipment and supplies away from the frontlines and used the winter to their advantage
@@mulchy5368 Roughly 17.5 million tons of military equipment, vehicles, industrial supplies, and food were shipped from the Western Hemisphere to the USSR, 94% coming from the US The 1947 money value of the supplies and services amounted to about $11 billion
Soviet dictator Josef Stalin raised a toast to the Lend-Lease program at the November 1943 Tehran conference with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt. "I want to tell you what, from the Russian point of view, the president and the United States have done for victory in this war," Stalin said. "The most important things in this war are the machines.... The United States is a country of machines. Without the machines we received through Lend-Lease, we would have lost the war."
He was born a peasant who slept on the floor of a fur coat factory where he worked as a child. Then the union he fought for as a young revolutionary educated him and lifted him up to become the greatest military genius of the modern era, who broke the Nazi juggernaut and liberated an entire continent. That is sigma male grindset.
No, he never deserved it because If usa and britain hadn't supplied them with extreme amount of military,raw material,logistic and food aid ,and %100 of the german troops had been on the eastern front,the bolsheviks would have lost moscow in 1941 and st@lingrad in 1942 and surrendered unconditionally.Rescpect and glory to the glorious german army
@@michaelram3411Так-же поставки, начавшиеся только после Сталинграда и не составившие и 5 процентов от производства Советского Союза: Врать нужно умело, врать нужно только тем, кто учится. А вы, невежда, либо бот, либо идиот. UPD: Что же, аккаунт зарегистрирован в 2022 году, куча одинаковых комментариев. Привет ботоводам👋
If usa and britain hadn't supplied them with extreme amount of military,raw material,logistic and food aid ,and %100 of the german troops had been on the eastern front,the bolsheviks would have lost moscow in 1941 and st@lingrad in 1942 and surrendered unconditionally.Rescpect and glory to the glorious german army
@@sharkdegrijze You mean Beria? Yeah that guy was a piece of shit, the guy raped kids and had a knack for purging people. If he got into power he'd purge literally everyone in the military and administration, and replace them with incompetent goons loyal to him. He'd have made the Soviet Union collapse even faster. Thankfully the bastard got executed. Good for him.
I'm actually very surprised that many people in the West acknowledge Zhukov's accomplishments and even respect him as person. If this comment section even represents something.
You don’t have to like the USSR or modern day Russia to respect Zhukov for his military genius and for beating the Nazis. Probably the only good thing the USSR ever did was best the Nazis.
@@peterschilling2724 What does modern Russia even have to do with Zhukov? Also, how about eight hour working day? Elimination of illiteracy? Helping other countries rebuild after the war?
@@ericsniper9843 the most foolish thing is to say Soviets or Allies did the most, same as say they did nothing. Had it not been a three front war waged, the war would've been lost - Volkssturm would have mobilised to wage violent guerilla warfare.
I would say overrated... Memes aside, as a former soldier myself who studied war to an extent. I don't see much difference in tactics between him and General Sir Douglas Haig, they just threw men at the problem and hoped for the best. There was no tactical planning, and the strategic command was handled by someone else. He is just the face of Russian victory, most likely for being a good politician and surviving the purges, rather then any actual military brilliance. Now watch the sovietaboos cringe over these statements without contradicting them with facts...
@@johnecoapollo7 sure, keep telling yourself that, and not how well Zukhov performed during the winter war. When 'just throwing men at it' on the narrow Karelia front just didn't work. 'Winning' with 10:1 loses is just embarrassing. But don't look back at history with a critical eye, what is the worst that is going to happen? Surely the Russian army will never repeat such mistakes ever again... The special military operation in Ukraine is going just fine, losing 5k (VDV & 331st!) men on a Kiev 'faint' was part of the plan... смущающий.
@@ogaburan >" a former soldier myself who studied war to an extent" > still buys the Asiatic horde narrative > doesn't understand the soviet union had manpower shortages as early as '42 > doesn't understand the soviet performance was pretty much equal and average considering their circumstances > calls everyone who disagrees with him a sovietboo. you sir win the award of wehraboo of the year. yes, I agree Zhukov is overrated but not for the reasons you say he is.
The Third Reich: We control Europe, as far north as the Arctic Circle, as far west as the tip of France and as Far east as your western regions of Soviet Russia. Zhukov: Nyet.
@@michaelram3411 To attack Moscow as part of Operation Typhoon, the Germans concentrated 14 tank divisions, 8 motorized and 52 infantry divisions, a total of 74 divisions and the second Kisselring air fleet. The total number of advancing German troops amounted to about 1.8 million people (taking into account various logistics and supply personnel), 14 thousand guns and mortars, 1,700 tanks and self-propelled guns, 1,390 aircraft. According to official data, they were opposed by 95 divisions, including 13 tank brigades, 3 motorized rifle divisions, 9 cavalry divisions totaling 1.25 million people, 7,500 guns, 990 tanks, 677 aircraft. This is to compare the figures of what was happening at the front with the help provided at that time by the Lend-Lease allies in 1941. And now let's go straight to the main one. Not a single Lend-Lease tank or aircraft was listed in the sources at the time of the beginning of the Typhoon. And this was the beginning of the most dangerous battle for the existence of the USSR. Where it was decided whether to be the First Proletarian state on earth or not to be. Neither before nor after, the Soviet Union in this war was never again on the verge of real defeat. I will provide you with the "Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR A. I. Mikoyan on the fulfillment by Britain and the United States of the obligations assumed at the Moscow Conference of the three powers on the supply of weapons, equipment and raw materials to the USSR for October-December 1941." This is almost exactly the period when the fate of the USSR hung in the balance. The Germans, having launched Operation Typhoon on September 30, 1941, and during the first two weeks having defeated the troops of three fronts (Western, Bryansk and Reserve), took 688 thousand prisoners in the Vyazma pocket alone. I can't help but note that the main reason was that ours were waiting for a blow from two enemy tank groups, and the Germans hit three. The appearance of the 4th Hepner tank group was a complete surprise for our command. The Germans succeeded in playing with the radio operator of the group, who was left near Leningrad, which misled Soviet intelligence. In general, by secretly transferring another tank group to Moscow, the fascists immediately gained an advantage. Now three German tank groups were advancing in one direction at once! Which has never happened before or since. On October 20, 1941, a state of siege was imposed in the capital. Returning to the Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR Mikoyan. We have established that it is just about this most critical moment of the Great Patriotic War. And it was written for Comrade Stalin and Comrade Molotov! The certificate was drawn up on January 9, 1942. And it specifically stated that of the 204 aircraft delivered to the USSR at the time of drawing up the certificate, 95 pieces were actually delivered (in a modern way, so that it was clear, say, "customs clearance"). 106 pieces are on the way, including 8 pieces arriving on January 12, 1942 (i.e. three days after the certificate was drawn up). 3 more planes have been loaded onto steamships, but have not yet been shipped. And a rather remarkable conclusion is made: "Thus, the shortage of aircraft against the commitments made at the Moscow Conference is 396 pieces." Oh, yes, according to the Moscow Conference, the allies pledged to deliver 600 aircraft in three months. In total , we have the layout 95+106+3 = 204 delivered. Accordingly, 396 aircraft were under-delivered (600-204 =396). Further along the tanks. At the time of drawing up the certificate, 27 pieces were brought to the territory of the USSR. There were 139 pieces on the way. There were 16 pieces in the ports. A total of 182 tanks (27+139+16=182). And they pledged to supply 750 tanks. 568 tanks were under-supplied. Thus, I have reduced all your words and shadows of arguments to zero, because the amount of equipment that the Allies supplied was ridiculous, I'm not saying that this equipment was distributed along the front and was not concentrated near Moscow or Stalingrad.
What a feeling of glory! Defending against the enemy who came to your doorstep to annihilate you and your country. Then making a counter offensive till to their capital and walking around the ruins of this bloody struggle after everything is over. If the victory of red army and soviet folks happened a thousand years ago, we would be still hearing songs and stories about them.
If usa and britain hadn't supplied them with extreme amount of military,raw material,logistic and food aid ,and %100 of the german troops had been on the eastern front,the bolsheviks would have lost moscow in 1941 and st@lingrad in 1942 and surrendered unconditionally.Rescpect and glory from Turkey to the glorious german army
@@michaelram3411 To attack Moscow as part of Operation Typhoon, the Germans concentrated 14 tank divisions, 8 motorized and 52 infantry divisions, a total of 74 divisions and the second Kisselring air fleet. The total number of advancing German troops amounted to about 1.8 million people (taking into account various logistics and supply personnel), 14 thousand guns and mortars, 1,700 tanks and self-propelled guns, 1,390 aircraft. According to official data, they were opposed by 95 divisions, including 13 tank brigades, 3 motorized rifle divisions, 9 cavalry divisions totaling 1.25 million people, 7,500 guns, 990 tanks, 677 aircraft. This is to compare the figures of what was happening at the front with the help provided at that time by the Lend-Lease allies in 1941. And now let's go straight to the main one. Not a single Lend-Lease tank or aircraft was listed in the sources at the time of the beginning of the Typhoon. And this was the beginning of the most dangerous battle for the existence of the USSR. Where it was decided whether to be the First Proletarian state on earth or not to be. Neither before nor after, the Soviet Union in this war was never again on the verge of real defeat. I will provide you with the "Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR A. I. Mikoyan on the fulfillment by Britain and the United States of the obligations assumed at the Moscow Conference of the three powers on the supply of weapons, equipment and raw materials to the USSR for October-December 1941." This is almost exactly the period when the fate of the USSR hung in the balance. The Germans, having launched Operation Typhoon on September 30, 1941, and during the first two weeks having defeated the troops of three fronts (Western, Bryansk and Reserve), took 688 thousand prisoners in the Vyazma pocket alone. I can't help but note that the main reason was that ours were waiting for a blow from two enemy tank groups, and the Germans hit three. The appearance of the 4th Hepner tank group was a complete surprise for our command. The Germans succeeded in playing with the radio operator of the group, who was left near Leningrad, which misled Soviet intelligence. In general, by secretly transferring another tank group to Moscow, the fascists immediately gained an advantage. Now three German tank groups were advancing in one direction at once! Which has never happened before or since. On October 20, 1941, a state of siege was imposed in the capital. Returning to the Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR Mikoyan. We have established that it is just about this most critical moment of the Great Patriotic War. And it was written for Comrade Stalin and Comrade Molotov! The certificate was drawn up on January 9, 1942. And it specifically stated that of the 204 aircraft delivered to the USSR at the time of drawing up the certificate, 95 pieces were actually delivered (in a modern way, so that it was clear, say, "customs clearance"). 106 pieces are on the way, including 8 pieces arriving on January 12, 1942 (i.e. three days after the certificate was drawn up). 3 more planes have been loaded onto steamships, but have not yet been shipped. And a rather remarkable conclusion is made: "Thus, the shortage of aircraft against the commitments made at the Moscow Conference is 396 pieces." Oh, yes, according to the Moscow Conference, the allies pledged to deliver 600 aircraft in three months. In total , we have the layout 95+106+3 = 204 delivered. Accordingly, 396 aircraft were under-delivered (600-204 =396). Further along the tanks. At the time of drawing up the certificate, 27 pieces were brought to the territory of the USSR. There were 139 pieces on the way. There were 16 pieces in the ports. A total of 182 tanks (27+139+16=182). And they pledged to supply 750 tanks. 568 tanks were under-supplied. Thus, I have reduced all your words and shadows of arguments to zero, because the amount of equipment that the Allies supplied was ridiculous, I'm not saying that this equipment was distributed along the front and was not concentrated near Moscow or Stalingrad.
So few men are capable of or get to command vast armies in existential wars, fewer win them, and fewer yet are up to the final pleasant task of walking in style through the ruins of the enemy's cities.
@@captainhurricane5705погоны да и в целом новая форма была введена в январе 1943 года, а подготовка к этому началась ещё задолго до войны, в середине 30 годов, сначала начали вводить звания маршалов и генералов, после начала войны когда Красная армия отступала с тяжелейшими боями было не до этого, нужна была крупная победоносная операция, и после Сталинградской битвы и разгрома шестой армии Паулюса было принято решение о переходе на новую форму, но не всё сразу как говорится, то есть летом 43 года на курской дуге попадались подразделения, солдаты которых были одеты форму срарого образца, но постепенно переодели всех
Stalin actually hated Zhukov. He was the one man that was so loved by the Russian people that Stalin couldn't kill him - and he was the one man who talked back and said "no" to Stalin.
@@isaacdalziel5772 he wasn't the only one. During the war majority of the great generals that made marshals said no to stalin on many occasions. In terms of political decisions probably the only one.
Army General. Field Marshal only had a single large star, with laurels and a hammer&sickle underneath it. The others are indeed a Lieutenant General and 2 Major Generals. You can also see two Lieutenant Colonels in there (though the collar patches are hard to see, the sleeve chevrons are a giveaway) Zhukov was made Marshal in January 1943. At about the same time, the Red Army changed its rank insignia to a more Russian Empire-esque style, with shoulder patches instead of collar ones. This proved to be a good decision, as the patches had a better system, were easily distinguishable, and had a positive effect on lifting the authority of the commanders. So you'd probably not find Zhukov as a Marshal in pre-1943 style uniform.
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270leader of the Yugoslav partisans, and the leader of the only country to free itself from Nazi occupation without external help
It' s cruel, it is, though it makes good military sense. Mines on their own cannot stop an attack, they are a purely reactive weapon, and once they are detonated, they are gone. Infantry mines rarely kill as they do not usually have enough explosive charge to do that, and footsoldiers do not have the weight to set off tank mines. Mines are placed along weaker areas of a defensive line to try to slow down an assault there to defenders get more time to shoot while the mines are dealt with, or they are used to try to direct attacks towards stronger defended sections with better protection. Attacking through a minefield disrupts this paradigm by refusing to play the game as the defender wishes.
@@Mortablunt anti-infantry mines DO kill a lot. It isn't the explosive but the fragmentation that is dangerous. Fragmentation can go on for dozens of meters. And is absolutely devastating if you are in a semi-tight formation. But yes mines are used to funnel troops, but trying to send troops through a minefield is also a bad idea. Minefields are quite wide, so you need to throw a lot of bodies. There's also barbed wire, and various other obstacles like tank traps. Not only that, the morale loss is crippling for any unit that is forced to go through it. There would also be no armored support as they can't cross this field. If they try, their wrecks just block the path they died to create. Trying to clear a minefield is also a slow process that put engineers under machine gun and sniper fire even if it is less than the funneled area. The funneling strategy works for defenders because it forces the attacker to pick the lesser of two evils. And from historical examples, generally attackers funneling in to machine guns and anti-tank defenses as weird as that is.. is preferable to crossing a minefield. And it makes sense because the defenders often have mobile reserves and can send a armored response if you choose to go through a "less defended" area making the sacrifice of crossing a minefield pretty pointless.
@@sagnikganguly4651 USSr was actually running out of manpower by 1945. Yes they had huge manpower pools but it still isn't unlimited. And the social and economic harm of losing so much human capital is huge. The Soviet doctrine did leverage this manpower advantage but they aren't just about to throw bodies to die, that's a myth
I mean, zhukov is one of those men I'd want to meet irl, knowing full well I'm not going to understand him fully, know he will look at me like I'm a pansy, but still looked at him in awe
"To step back means to let go, Comrade General of the Army. No, not a step back! STAND TO DEATH!" (c) Zhukov, 41st near Moscow, when General Rokossovsky asked to retreat. (As history has shown, Rokossovsky then obtained an order from Shaposhnikov to withdraw behind the Istra, because of which the front collapsed. Literally.)
Girls: "I love Berlin" Boys: " I want Berlin " Zhukov: I need to visit Berlin to assess the losses of the military and civilian population, to report on the necessary work to restore civil and political life in the occupied territories.
Se hoje tenho meus 85 anos de idade é por causa de Deus , o exército vermelho e o grande marechal Zhukov . Obrigado por expulsarem esses demônios da face da terra .
For foreigners: Army General Zhukov and his officers are walking through the liberated city. The counter attack at Yelnya was one of the first successful operations of the Red Army in 1941. A fragment from the film "The Battle for Moscow" (1985). In the original, it sounds and looks no less epic. Georgy Konstantinovich is performed by the famous Soviet actor - Ulyanov, whose performance Zhukov personally approved in the epic "Liberation" (1968-1972). The original fragment: czcams.com/video/xBXIO_CUkfY/video.html
Thanks. These movies (just watched "Liberation") are incredible, really convey the scale of the war to an American raised on Hollywood bs. Every American and European owes an unpayable debt of gratitude to the men who went through this.
@@tomweiss9600 I'm glad liked it. Yes, we are all deeply indebted to them. Unfortunately, now everything has become completely different... In a way, what they fought for is lost. Hello from Russia. Good luck.
![Battle of Berlin 1945 - Nazi Germany vs Soviet Union [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SgHWSJBlnas/mqdefault.jpg)
Sigma rule Zhukov: Reject hitler from Stalingrad like art academy in Austria.
The heat from this burn is sweltering
@@alecdeter1999 apply cold water 💦
based
That was Chuikov, not Zhukov. And are you sure about the
"denying statement"? Cause Rhzev told a different story
Starting WWII is the ultimate betacuck move.
Imagine being head of state of the most industrialized nation on Earth and getting it bombed to fuck in 6 years.
Zhukobilionare grindset:
- Wake up
- Encircle an entire German army
- Get out of bed
His tank is the bed😂😂😂
Слава Советской Армии !
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@@spoon6273 If the military had removed Hitler I seriously doubt the Russians would have hit Berlin in 1945. The German Army or generals could have fought the Red Army to a standstill with a defensive philosophy starting in 1943.
@@ericsniper9843 whatever you say, wehraboo.
@@garretthberne3035 Thanks for supporting my position. I thought the German lost their offensive capabilities around 1942. The wise move would to commit to the defense by using a rearguard mentality and mobile defensive forces using their still potent panzer divisions.
Fun Fact: The Red Army began to install radio in the T-34s just so the tank crews can listen to this song as they rolled into Germany.
🤣🤣
😜😁
You guys saw The death of stalin movie???? Great comedy but with real facts:))) he also has his own song in the movie.....they ahould have shown a flashback in the movie with him in Berlin walking.....i hate communists but Zhukov was on a different level.....true alpha personiidied
@@visanion1361 facts in that movie lol😂😂, more like completely based on cold war myths
We salute you for this comment comrade.🫡
Sigma rule Nō.1943 - Unconditional surrender only
1 Man. 1 City Of Berlin. ! +1
Eyyyy ! Hey ! Unconditional surrender President Grant ! ^^ +1
Ulysses S Grant approves
Sigma rule Nō.1943; Written by Ulysses S. Grant.
"You're a Nazi? Bro that's cringe" - Marshall Zhukov
he would never call a nazi "bro" tho
@@ozymandius8804 he wouldn't say "cringe" either. Have you ever heard a joke before?
Imagine if he sees Ukraine today
@@Theoss-sl1fk beating russia's ass
@@Theoss-sl1fk zhukov would cry over the dissolution of the USSR
I just realized this song is Russian. Zhukov absolutely owning it
Слава Советской Армии !
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Name of this song?
@@alexanderthegreatoz5945
Its a remix of "Положение" (Polozhenie)
There are like 8 different remixes but tbh they all sound the same to me.
E.g. czcams.com/video/YuxulzEIS0s/video.html
Original:
czcams.com/video/nkncpcanly0/video.html
@@jasperlim8319 ok man thank you
@@jasperlim8319 the Original feels like it doesn't have the same lyrics
Keep in mind this guy was only 5'5. Still struts like he owns the world.
He commanded the world's mightiest army ever fielded and even Stalin knew to shut up and let him work.
Malnutrition in Soviet but also Tsarist era keeps people short. They got taller after the war tho.
@@Mortablunt yeah sure ...lol the worlds mugtiest army..the sheer delusion
Many Russains where badly fed etc. his era for sure. shorter stature was normal.
@@Mortablunt It wasn't mightiest, it was largest army in entire world even Stalin didn't see Sovjet dead as problem, _"Millions? these are only numbers"_
Peaky Blinders have been real quiet since this dropped!
Hahaha
What is this show?
@@calebh7902 TV series about cheap shit street gang in UK
@@kafirmohallida8486 Thankyou, infidel.
@@kafirmohallida8486 I mean would you even compare two bit thugs with war generals who liberated Europe.
Beta Kutusov: Abandons Moscow when a short French guy invades.
Sigma Zhukov: Stops cringe Nazis' winning streak at Moscow.
You must say, that Zhukov went from Moscow to Berlin with a massive army.
Kutusov went from behind Moscow all the way to Paris with only a fraction of that what Zhukov had.
Still you joke is very understandable
No hate LOL
@@jochemkoot5808 True. But the coalition won against Napoleon by not fighting against Napoleon and others who aren't being attacked advancing forward. The coalition won not because they were better at fighting but rather Napoleon ran out of resources.
WWII was, on European front, a soviet victory with lend-lease from US. D-day didn't save western Europe from Germany but saved it from Soviets by liberating them from nazis first.
Plus the fact remains that soviets lost more people because nazi invading force was bigger than Napoleon's army. They didn't lose more territory by stopping them at Moscow and turned the tide of WWII against Germany after winning Stalingrad.
@@jochemkoot5808 but Russian Empire was also big,you are comparing only one side of different timelines,when Napoleon entered Russia he has small army compared to Nazi Germans.
He was the average height for the time
@@Avenger19111 it was the same with the germans. They ran out of capicity
Sigma rule Nō. 72: The only way to enter Berlin is via a T-34
And IS-2
and KV 1
No, T-34-85s were not the main force in Berlin, they were IS-2s. The IS-3s almost missed it, they only participated in the Berlin parade.
Every fucking Ussr tank
Western left: Pride parade
Eastern left:
y not both
thats some reactionary politics you got there
@@americancommunist6076 Cope westoid
@@americancommunist6076 Many "leftists" are hard authoritarians. Not that much different to standard right wing auths in social matters.
@@longyu9336 I am firmly a authority guy, but social issues are always progressing for socialists, a bit slowly, but once there will never change.
Gotta hand it to him, he defeated the Japanese in Mongolia, defended Moscow and won Stalingrad. If those were lost who knows what would the world look like today.
Well there would be no criminal bankers mafia
@@highelf6086 There will always be banking while civilization breathes, the only difference would be they'd be Kraut bankers, not exactly a change worth a world war.
@@highelf6086 no, there would be extreme nationalist places who benefit from slave labor of those who consider as inferior.
The world would unironically be a much better place (if you're white)
@@praneshs4374 Zhukov came with the hammer down with divisions from Siberia, some directly from a parade. First win of the war for the soviets I think.
"We have liberated Europe from fascism, but they will never forgive us."
Marshal Georgy Zhukov Berlin 1945
Anyone with a passive knowledge of WW2 could see this coming for years,the Beevor books,the maniacal downplaying of USSR role in WW2,the demonisation of Stalin etc etc..The West WANTED badly to get over it...Seriously,the dismantlement of red army monuments we see today was long overdue...
And they portray themselves as "progressives"and "liberals",vs the "despotic east"...They sicken me to the core...
"We liberated Europe from Fascism, but they will never forgive us for it."
- Sigma King Marshall Georgy Zhukov
looking at the events today, it seems to be true
@@bismarck5733 elaborate
Indeed. Not much of a liberation if you don't let them choose their own governments or borders. Or, you know, if you had invaded them and massacred 22,000 of their officers and intellectuals all while being allied with Hitler only 5 years prior.
The fact that all his officers are marching in step with Zhukov like they're on review in Red Square is just awesome.
Bro. It's a film. An amazing one. But still a film.
In other words: that's not the real Zhukov.
@@kouroshmarx8646 Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
@@PhoenixT70 lol😂
@@kouroshmarx8646 what film
@raseli4066 the name of the film is "Battle of Moscow"
In my home in Moscow I have the iron portrait of Zhukov. Once my friend came to visit me with his liberal girlfriend, she saw the portrait and told him that they should leave immediately.
Even after death, marshal Zhukov has his grindset.
I have one of him in my office aswell, i don’t see why anyone would get upset over it. It is not like i have a portait of Stalin in my house as my grandpa does, he was a military-man serving the people, a born Soviet from birth. Every liberal in Russia will be liberal till they become adults, fairy-tales only exists in books. Health to you brother
@@comradestalin9444 best of luck to you, comrade.
@@solovevkiril несладко твоему другу с этой выдрой
@@Nirn23 да похрену, раз ей не милы наши герои, пусть думает о том, как её кожа пошла бы на люстру штурмбанфюрерской жене.
@@solovevkirildane se ela , zhukov foi um herói que serviu o povo e não stalin , o próprio já desobedeceu ordens do ditador no campo de batalha . Sou brasileiro mas admiro a determinação de zhukov e considero ele um herói .
Sigma Rule #1945: Don't wait for air support. Support yourself.
The real Zhukov walk into Berlin was even more badass
What movie is this scene from please?
@@djole93podbara 5 Soviet films called Liberation (Освобождение) 1968-1972
Virgin Blitzkrieg vs Chad Deep Battle doctrine
This!
Unfathomably based.
I'd highly recommend reading Glantz's Soviet Military Operational Art: In Pursuit of Deep Battle.
@@NikhilSingh-007 your phenotype says it all
Pretty similar tactics tbh
> Be zhukov
> Greatest General in Soviet union
> Be beloved my citicens
> Be respected by enemies
> Be feared by Stalin himself
> Publicly critics Stalin's performance as a leader
> Lead the defence of Stalingrad with massive success
> Doesnt elaborate
"citicens"
Marshal
>"Be feared by Stalin"
> Gets punished and sent to Odessa Military District.
>Get's exiled
>Stalin dies, finally time to shine
>Gets outmanoeuvred by political opponents twice
>Lives out the rest of life as an irrelevant has-been
>Maybe this politics business is harder than first thought...
Muh "be feared by Stalin himself" LMAO!! Just a westoid historiography and outright lying.
"Its mainstream, must be real" --- every youtube history content consumer; just like ignorant redditors and twittards
What is the only place a Nazi should be allowed to call home? Zhukov: "A graveyard."
This is how i walk to school
@@jackoates6418 beta mad
this is how he walked in berlin
Sigma don't go to school
followed by your classmates who want's to copy your assignment.
It’s crazy how adaptable the Soviets were. They lost half of their country and still managed to come out on top on the end.
You can thank the Americans and the Brits
@@ralpjosephjavelosa7451 ha ha ha ha ha nice joke you school teacher do a perfect job . Ussr make the final result winning the nazis not your usa who come int end ok propaganda boy .seeing netflix bullshits doesn't mean this is a true event
@@ralpjosephjavelosa7451 when the Americans first touched Europe the Soviets had already liberated Warsaw and the supplies the Soviets were given did help a lot but it wasn't necessary since the Soviets moved all their factories and farms to the east in the beginning of the war and were mass producing military equipment and supplies away from the frontlines and used the winter to their advantage
@@mulchy5368 Roughly 17.5 million tons of military equipment, vehicles, industrial supplies, and food were shipped from the Western Hemisphere to the USSR, 94% coming from the US
The 1947 money value of the supplies and services amounted to about $11 billion
Soviet dictator Josef Stalin raised a toast to the Lend-Lease program at the November 1943 Tehran conference with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt.
"I want to tell you what, from the Russian point of view, the president and the United States have done for victory in this war," Stalin said. "The most important things in this war are the machines.... The United States is a country of machines. Without the machines we received through Lend-Lease, we would have lost the war."
He was born a peasant who slept on the floor of a fur coat factory where he worked as a child. Then the union he fought for as a young revolutionary educated him and lifted him up to become the greatest military genius of the modern era, who broke the Nazi juggernaut and liberated an entire continent. That is sigma male grindset.
Zukhobillionaire grindset.
Least powerful Soviet peasant
Man, who deserves to be named as "Marshall of Victory"
The people’s marshall, god bless him.
Мы так его и называем 😅
No, he never deserved it because If usa and britain hadn't supplied them with extreme amount of military,raw material,logistic and food aid ,and %100 of the german troops had been on the eastern front,the bolsheviks would have lost moscow in 1941 and st@lingrad in 1942 and surrendered unconditionally.Rescpect and glory to the glorious german army
@@michaelram3411Так-же поставки, начавшиеся только после Сталинграда и не составившие и 5 процентов от производства Советского Союза: Врать нужно умело, врать нужно только тем, кто учится.
А вы, невежда, либо бот, либо идиот.
UPD: Что же, аккаунт зарегистрирован в 2022 году, куча одинаковых комментариев. Привет ботоводам👋
@@michaelram3411 "WAHHHH WAHHHH allies help in each other in war! that's not fair!!!! Glory to the heckin based g*rms!"
- your comment
Sigma Rule 299 : walk down berlin like its your town with da comrades
That's not Berlin. Zhukov was a Marshal of the Soviet Union by the time Berlin was captured. This guy's uniform is off.
Man just walking casually after destroying Hitler's Germany
Konev also deserves some love
@@BasedlocationKonev was pretty close to Berlin and there was a chance that Konev could reach Berlin before Zhukov
Virgin himmler vs chad Zhukov
Vs thad Konev and rokozovsky
Sigma Zhukov:
>Annihilates the German army
>Refuses to elaborate
>Leaves
>returns
>drives it all the way to berlin
>beats beta konev to berlin
>takes berlin
>refuses to elaborate
This is how i walk to work, i teach germans to speak russian.
lol 👍
😂👍🏽
Красавчик
'We have liberated Europe from fascism, and they will never forgive us for it." - Zhukov
@SursumCordaVivatRzplita >🐷🐷🐷
More like under new management
@@sohanshah8366 i'd rather be "under new management" than under lgbt and liberalism
If usa and britain hadn't supplied them with extreme amount of military,raw material,logistic and food aid ,and %100 of the german troops had been on the eastern front,the bolsheviks would have lost moscow in 1941 and st@lingrad in 1942 and surrendered unconditionally.Rescpect and glory to the glorious german army
@@michaelram3411😂 Do us all a favor and follow in your leaders footsteps in the bunker.
Very few men, in all of human history, get to walk into the destroyed capital of their most hated enemy at the head of an avenging army.
Not just that, but the Soviet Union/Russia in it’s late days occupied Germany till 1992/1993, almost a 100 years
This!
@@comradestalin9444 He was just less shit than other soviet commanders Rokossowski was better
@@comradestalin9444 no, closer to almost 50 years
Sigma rule Nõ. 1945 - Capitals are only served on plates
Zhukov sigma rule : admire your work
This is how the man who conquered Berlin and put Khrushchev into power walks, take notes people take notes
putting Khrushchev into power was a bad thing trust me!
@@felixhartl4813 wasn't the other guy that was gonna get into power be worst than stalin tho?
@@sharkdegrijze still nobody likes khrushchevist revisionism
@@sharkdegrijze You mean Beria?
Yeah that guy was a piece of shit, the guy raped kids and had a knack for purging people.
If he got into power he'd purge literally everyone in the military and administration, and replace them with incompetent goons loyal to him. He'd have made the Soviet Union collapse even faster.
Thankfully the bastard got executed. Good for him.
@@felixhartl4813 Actually, many people consider Khrushchev to be one of the best Soviet leaders. Don't know how you came up with the oposit idea.
I'm actually very surprised that many people in the West acknowledge Zhukov's accomplishments and even respect him as person. If this comment section even represents something.
You don’t have to like the USSR or modern day Russia to respect Zhukov for his military genius and for beating the Nazis. Probably the only good thing the USSR ever did was best the Nazis.
@@peterschilling2724
What does modern Russia even have to do with Zhukov?
Also, how about eight hour working day? Elimination of illiteracy? Helping other countries rebuild after the war?
@@user-co3uc8vt7e A person with even a slightest but of honour will respect the man.. unfortunately, true honour is rare today
Everyone who has a brain respects Zhukov, he was a great leader.
Zhukov is well-known everywhere.
"there is no need to fear, as everywhere he steps, victory always seems to follow"
Konev, Ivan
Holy based.
Konev was equally based as well.
His 1st Belorussian Front did wonders in the Jan1945 Silesian offensive.
Sigma Rule 2394: Flatten the country that invaded your motherland.
Berlin was pounded by the Americans and British before Soviet artillery landed on Berlin in 1945.
@@ericsniper9843 we work together
@@belgianfried I would agree with that statement wholeheartedly.
@@ericsniper9843 the most foolish thing is to say Soviets or Allies did the most, same as say they did nothing. Had it not been a three front war waged, the war would've been lost - Volkssturm would have mobilised to wage violent guerilla warfare.
@Arbane's Sword I count at least five. The three Baltic countries, Finland and Poland.
One of the most underrated Generals in History
( Compared to how people often depict him and soviet Generals)
I would say overrated... Memes aside, as a former soldier myself who studied war to an extent. I don't see much difference in tactics between him and General Sir Douglas Haig, they just threw men at the problem and hoped for the best. There was no tactical planning, and the strategic command was handled by someone else. He is just the face of Russian victory, most likely for being a good politician and surviving the purges, rather then any actual military brilliance.
Now watch the sovietaboos cringe over these statements without contradicting them with facts...
Nah, he's properly rated. Maybe you haven't heard of that many generals.
@@johnecoapollo7 sure, keep telling yourself that, and not how well Zukhov performed during the winter war. When 'just throwing men at it' on the narrow Karelia front just didn't work. 'Winning' with 10:1 loses is just embarrassing. But don't look back at history with a critical eye, what is the worst that is going to happen? Surely the Russian army will never repeat such mistakes ever again... The special military operation in Ukraine is going just fine, losing 5k (VDV & 331st!) men on a Kiev 'faint' was part of the plan... смущающий.
@Polonophile well, ur wrong on all 3.
@@ogaburan
>" a former soldier myself who studied war to an extent"
> still buys the Asiatic horde narrative
> doesn't understand the soviet union had manpower shortages as early as '42
> doesn't understand the soviet performance was pretty much equal and average considering their circumstances
> calls everyone who disagrees with him a sovietboo.
you sir win the award of wehraboo of the year. yes, I agree Zhukov is overrated but not for the reasons you say he is.
I love how those men on his back is just following his movements
This called "March". Even now mostly soldiers in Russia are trained for this, at the time of WW2 especially.
where sigma goes, you follow
That’s what leadership looks like. Something russia could use today.
"Why wait for Stalin's order when you have your own men."
-Zhukov
Yes
The Third Reich: We control Europe, as far north as the Arctic Circle, as far west as the tip of France and as Far east as your western regions of Soviet Russia.
Zhukov: Nyet.
Once soviet union decided to make staute of Zukov but couldn't bcz they didn't had enough steel to make his balls
I’m dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thats just Genius, man
Мой дед офицер греческий армии, воевал во 2 МВ против итальянцев и немцев. Всю жизнь дома, в зале на стене висела фотография полководца Г.К. Жукова
Nice 👍🏼
I have immense respect for your grandpa
Gigachad grandpa
@@michaelram3411 USA supplied supportn only after the USSR show that he can don't loose war without USA supplie
@@michaelram3411 To attack Moscow as part of Operation Typhoon, the Germans concentrated 14 tank divisions, 8 motorized and 52 infantry divisions, a total of 74 divisions and the second Kisselring air fleet. The total number of advancing German troops amounted to about 1.8 million people (taking into account various logistics and supply personnel), 14 thousand guns and mortars, 1,700 tanks and self-propelled guns, 1,390 aircraft.
According to official data, they were opposed by 95 divisions, including 13 tank brigades, 3 motorized rifle divisions, 9 cavalry divisions totaling 1.25 million people, 7,500 guns, 990 tanks, 677 aircraft.
This is to compare the figures of what was happening at the front with the help provided at that time by the Lend-Lease allies in 1941.
And now let's go straight to the main one.
Not a single Lend-Lease tank or aircraft was listed in the sources at the time of the beginning of the Typhoon.
And this was the beginning of the most dangerous battle for the existence of the USSR. Where it was decided whether to be the First Proletarian state on earth or not to be. Neither before nor after, the Soviet Union in this war was never again on the verge of real defeat.
I will provide you with the "Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR A. I. Mikoyan on the fulfillment by Britain and the United States of the obligations assumed at the Moscow Conference of the three powers on the supply of weapons, equipment and raw materials to the USSR for October-December 1941."
This is almost exactly the period when the fate of the USSR hung in the balance.
The Germans, having launched Operation Typhoon on September 30, 1941, and during the first two weeks having defeated the troops of three fronts (Western, Bryansk and Reserve), took 688 thousand prisoners in the Vyazma pocket alone. I can't help but note that the main reason was that ours were waiting for a blow from two enemy tank groups, and the Germans hit three. The appearance of the 4th Hepner tank group was a complete surprise for our command. The Germans succeeded in playing with the radio operator of the group, who was left near Leningrad, which misled Soviet intelligence.
In general, by secretly transferring another tank group to Moscow, the fascists immediately gained an advantage. Now three German tank groups were advancing in one direction at once! Which has never happened before or since.
On October 20, 1941, a state of siege was imposed in the capital.
Returning to the Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR Mikoyan. We have established that it is just about this most critical moment of the Great Patriotic War.
And it was written for Comrade Stalin and Comrade Molotov! The certificate was drawn up on January 9, 1942. And it specifically stated that of the 204 aircraft delivered to the USSR at the time of drawing up the certificate, 95 pieces were actually delivered (in a modern way, so that it was clear, say, "customs clearance"). 106 pieces are on the way, including 8 pieces arriving on January 12, 1942 (i.e. three days after the certificate was drawn up). 3 more planes have been loaded onto steamships, but have not yet been shipped. And a rather remarkable conclusion is made: "Thus, the shortage of aircraft against the commitments made at the Moscow Conference is 396 pieces."
Oh, yes, according to the Moscow Conference, the allies pledged to deliver 600 aircraft in three months. In total , we have the layout 95+106+3 = 204 delivered. Accordingly, 396 aircraft were under-delivered (600-204 =396).
Further along the tanks. At the time of drawing up the certificate, 27 pieces were brought to the territory of the USSR. There were 139 pieces on the way. There were 16 pieces in the ports. A total of 182 tanks (27+139+16=182). And they pledged to supply 750 tanks. 568 tanks were under-supplied.
Thus, I have reduced all your words and shadows of arguments to zero, because the amount of equipment that the Allies supplied was ridiculous, I'm not saying that this equipment was distributed along the front and was not concentrated near Moscow or Stalingrad.
What a feeling of glory! Defending against the enemy who came to your doorstep to annihilate you and your country. Then making a counter offensive till to their capital and walking around the ruins of this bloody struggle after everything is over. If the victory of red army and soviet folks happened a thousand years ago, we would be still hearing songs and stories about them.
I think that this was a kinda posh supermarket
If usa and britain hadn't supplied them with extreme amount of military,raw material,logistic and food aid ,and %100 of the german troops had been on the eastern front,the bolsheviks would have lost moscow in 1941 and st@lingrad in 1942 and surrendered unconditionally.Rescpect and glory from Turkey to the glorious german army
@@michaelram3411 To attack Moscow as part of Operation Typhoon, the Germans concentrated 14 tank divisions, 8 motorized and 52 infantry divisions, a total of 74 divisions and the second Kisselring air fleet. The total number of advancing German troops amounted to about 1.8 million people (taking into account various logistics and supply personnel), 14 thousand guns and mortars, 1,700 tanks and self-propelled guns, 1,390 aircraft.
According to official data, they were opposed by 95 divisions, including 13 tank brigades, 3 motorized rifle divisions, 9 cavalry divisions totaling 1.25 million people, 7,500 guns, 990 tanks, 677 aircraft.
This is to compare the figures of what was happening at the front with the help provided at that time by the Lend-Lease allies in 1941.
And now let's go straight to the main one.
Not a single Lend-Lease tank or aircraft was listed in the sources at the time of the beginning of the Typhoon.
And this was the beginning of the most dangerous battle for the existence of the USSR. Where it was decided whether to be the First Proletarian state on earth or not to be. Neither before nor after, the Soviet Union in this war was never again on the verge of real defeat.
I will provide you with the "Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR A. I. Mikoyan on the fulfillment by Britain and the United States of the obligations assumed at the Moscow Conference of the three powers on the supply of weapons, equipment and raw materials to the USSR for October-December 1941."
This is almost exactly the period when the fate of the USSR hung in the balance.
The Germans, having launched Operation Typhoon on September 30, 1941, and during the first two weeks having defeated the troops of three fronts (Western, Bryansk and Reserve), took 688 thousand prisoners in the Vyazma pocket alone. I can't help but note that the main reason was that ours were waiting for a blow from two enemy tank groups, and the Germans hit three. The appearance of the 4th Hepner tank group was a complete surprise for our command. The Germans succeeded in playing with the radio operator of the group, who was left near Leningrad, which misled Soviet intelligence.
In general, by secretly transferring another tank group to Moscow, the fascists immediately gained an advantage. Now three German tank groups were advancing in one direction at once! Which has never happened before or since.
On October 20, 1941, a state of siege was imposed in the capital.
Returning to the Certificate of the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade of the USSR Mikoyan. We have established that it is just about this most critical moment of the Great Patriotic War.
And it was written for Comrade Stalin and Comrade Molotov! The certificate was drawn up on January 9, 1942. And it specifically stated that of the 204 aircraft delivered to the USSR at the time of drawing up the certificate, 95 pieces were actually delivered (in a modern way, so that it was clear, say, "customs clearance"). 106 pieces are on the way, including 8 pieces arriving on January 12, 1942 (i.e. three days after the certificate was drawn up). 3 more planes have been loaded onto steamships, but have not yet been shipped. And a rather remarkable conclusion is made: "Thus, the shortage of aircraft against the commitments made at the Moscow Conference is 396 pieces."
Oh, yes, according to the Moscow Conference, the allies pledged to deliver 600 aircraft in three months. In total , we have the layout 95+106+3 = 204 delivered. Accordingly, 396 aircraft were under-delivered (600-204 =396).
Further along the tanks. At the time of drawing up the certificate, 27 pieces were brought to the territory of the USSR. There were 139 pieces on the way. There were 16 pieces in the ports. A total of 182 tanks (27+139+16=182). And they pledged to supply 750 tanks. 568 tanks were under-supplied.
Thus, I have reduced all your words and shadows of arguments to zero, because the amount of equipment that the Allies supplied was ridiculous, I'm not saying that this equipment was distributed along the front and was not concentrated near Moscow or Stalingrad.
Rest in peace comrade Marshal of the Soviet union
Eternal glory!
RIP
The coolest general.
feldmarschal
@@wilmarmontes5115
i like how they walk in sync it gives me goosebumps
its called marching comrade :)
"With two hundred guns per kilometer of the front, you don’t report about the enemy, but only report to what line our advancing units have reached"
Unfathomably based.
Wakes up, puts 100,000 Nazis in cages, takes piss, refuses to elaborate, eats breakfast.
THe General who saved to world from the Nazis!
So few men are capable of or get to command vast armies in existential wars, fewer win them, and fewer yet are up to the final pleasant task of walking in style through the ruins of the enemy's cities.
Except their uniforms are early war, sooo, it can't be the 'enemy's cities' , well, it could be a city in the Ukraine, I suppose.
@@captainhurricane5705погоны да и в целом новая форма была введена в январе 1943 года, а подготовка к этому началась ещё задолго до войны, в середине 30 годов, сначала начали вводить звания маршалов и генералов, после начала войны когда Красная армия отступала с тяжелейшими боями было не до этого, нужна была крупная победоносная операция, и после Сталинградской битвы и разгрома шестой армии Паулюса было принято решение о переходе на новую форму, но не всё сразу как говорится, то есть летом 43 года на курской дуге попадались подразделения, солдаты которых были одеты форму срарого образца, но постепенно переодели всех
If I had a nickel for every time Zhukov defeated 6th army, i would had 2 nickels
if i had a nickel for every person that respects zhukov. i would have 8 billion nickels
@SursumCordaVivatRzplita 6 million people and soon-to-be-concentration camp-prisoners would probably would
Becuase there was no 6th army anymore after the second time lol
To support General Zhukov I would give him all the clear Cola I can if He was still alive.
same with me
Signa rule Nō. 1944- Always walk in formation with the homies.
I have same birthday as zhukov
That means something comrade
Children praise Stalin, men praise Zhukov
The old people again praise Stalin, who made Zhukov a marshal.
@@4213691 and stalin is the man who almost killed zhuvok in the great purge
The chad praise Gosplan
Stalin > Zhukov
Legend praise Rokossovsky
he even made Stalin jealous,what a madlad
The Russian sigma Georgy Zhukov vs the German sigma Heinz Guderian. Only to be ruined by Hitlers greed and arrogance.
Zukhov definitely stole comrade Stalin heart🔥🔥🔥
Stalin actually hated Zhukov. He was the one man that was so loved by the Russian people that Stalin couldn't kill him - and he was the one man who talked back and said "no" to Stalin.
@@isaacdalziel5772 👍
@@thiru0297 the beta "noooo Stalin actually hated Zhukov!!" *Wrote a whole paragraph
The sigma "👍"
@@bintangharyo9252😀😀😀
@@isaacdalziel5772 he wasn't the only one. During the war majority of the great generals that made marshals said no to stalin on many occasions. In terms of political decisions probably the only one.
Слава великим воинам освободителям
"Отцы освободители - сыновья поработители".
@@Middlefinger_Michael Нет
Judging by the number of stars on their uniforms, I would say that's a Field Marshall followed by a Lieutenant General and 2 Major General's?
Yes, you are right
Nah at the time zhukov was an army general - 5 stars on that square thing is army general, marshal was one big star
Army General. Field Marshal only had a single large star, with laurels and a hammer&sickle underneath it. The others are indeed a Lieutenant General and 2 Major Generals. You can also see two Lieutenant Colonels in there (though the collar patches are hard to see, the sleeve chevrons are a giveaway)
Zhukov was made Marshal in January 1943. At about the same time, the Red Army changed its rank insignia to a more Russian Empire-esque style, with shoulder patches instead of collar ones. This proved to be a good decision, as the patches had a better system, were easily distinguishable, and had a positive effect on lifting the authority of the commanders. So you'd probably not find Zhukov as a Marshal in pre-1943 style uniform.
Name of the movie?
@@ronaldbolson3643 battle of moscow - aggression - part 2. The march that plays during the scene is called "march marshal zhukov"
I never really understood why navy blue would look good paired with Olive drab or ranger green, now I know why…the drip is astounding.
The only man Stalin was afraid of.
Stalin was also scared of Tito
@@CzechoslovakComrade you're right, i forgot about him.
@@CzechoslovakComrade Who's tito? and his role during this time?
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270leader of the Yugoslav partisans, and the leader of the only country to free itself from Nazi occupation without external help
"If we come to a minefield, our infantry attacks exactly as it were not there." - Gregory Zhukov
It' s cruel, it is, though it makes good military sense. Mines on their own cannot stop an attack, they are a purely reactive weapon, and once they are detonated, they are gone. Infantry mines rarely kill as they do not usually have enough explosive charge to do that, and footsoldiers do not have the weight to set off tank mines. Mines are placed along weaker areas of a defensive line to try to slow down an assault there to defenders get more time to shoot while the mines are dealt with, or they are used to try to direct attacks towards stronger defended sections with better protection. Attacking through a minefield disrupts this paradigm by refusing to play the game as the defender wishes.
@@Mortablunt anti-infantry mines DO kill a lot. It isn't the explosive but the fragmentation that is dangerous. Fragmentation can go on for dozens of meters. And is absolutely devastating if you are in a semi-tight formation. But yes mines are used to funnel troops, but trying to send troops through a minefield is also a bad idea. Minefields are quite wide, so you need to throw a lot of bodies. There's also barbed wire, and various other obstacles like tank traps. Not only that, the morale loss is crippling for any unit that is forced to go through it. There would also be no armored support as they can't cross this field. If they try, their wrecks just block the path they died to create. Trying to clear a minefield is also a slow process that put engineers under machine gun and sniper fire even if it is less than the funneled area.
The funneling strategy works for defenders because it forces the attacker to pick the lesser of two evils. And from historical examples, generally attackers funneling in to machine guns and anti-tank defenses as weird as that is.. is preferable to crossing a minefield. And it makes sense because the defenders often have mobile reserves and can send a armored response if you choose to go through a "less defended" area making the sacrifice of crossing a minefield pretty pointless.
Said general Patton in his memoirs)
@@neurofiedyamato8763 If you don't get it, the major advantage the USSR had was it's sheer numbers!
@@sagnikganguly4651 USSr was actually running out of manpower by 1945. Yes they had huge manpower pools but it still isn't unlimited. And the social and economic harm of losing so much human capital is huge. The Soviet doctrine did leverage this manpower advantage but they aren't just about to throw bodies to die, that's a myth
The virgin Pregozhin vs the chad Zukhov
Мало кто знает, что Жуков начинал военную карьеру как обычный солдат. Он воевал во время Первой мировой войны в составе кавалерийского эскадрона.
Fun fact: the Red Army had giant speakers floating in the air during Operation Bagration playing this song
"Be Gone Fascism"
-Georgy Zhukov
"Wherever I walk, men walk in step." -- Sigma General Zhukov, 1945
I mean, zhukov is one of those men I'd want to meet irl, knowing full well I'm not going to understand him fully, know he will look at me like I'm a pansy, but still looked at him in awe
Obrigado por expulsar o nazismo da face da terra marechal Zhukov.
"To step back means to let go, Comrade General of the Army. No, not a step back! STAND TO DEATH!" (c) Zhukov, 41st near Moscow, when General Rokossovsky asked to retreat.
(As history has shown, Rokossovsky then obtained an order from Shaposhnikov to withdraw behind the Istra, because of which the front collapsed. Literally.)
This man sleeps with a pillow under his T-34
honorable General Knight Zhukov🚩🚩✊
Girls: "I love Berlin"
Boys: " *I want Berlin* "
Girls: "I love Berlin"
Boys: " I want Berlin "
Zhukov: I need to visit Berlin to assess the losses of the military and civilian population, to report on the necessary work to restore civil and political life in the occupied territories.
Sigma Rule 227: Don't wait for the enemy to raise your villages and towns, do it yourself
That rule was written by Katuzov
Do you mean raid
Raze*
I notice the 227, Order 227
Raze. Not raise. Totally different definition. A homonym.
Se hoje tenho meus 85 anos de idade é por causa de Deus , o exército vermelho e o grande marechal Zhukov . Obrigado por expulsarem esses demônios da face da terra .
Germans might be having a dejavu pretty soon....
For foreigners: Army General Zhukov and his officers are walking through the liberated city. The counter attack at Yelnya was one of the first successful operations of the Red Army in 1941. A fragment from the film "The Battle for Moscow" (1985). In the original, it sounds and looks no less epic. Georgy Konstantinovich is performed by the famous Soviet actor - Ulyanov, whose performance Zhukov personally approved in the epic "Liberation" (1968-1972). The original fragment: czcams.com/video/xBXIO_CUkfY/video.html
Thanks. These movies (just watched "Liberation") are incredible, really convey the scale of the war to an American raised on Hollywood bs.
Every American and European owes an unpayable debt of gratitude to the men who went through this.
@@tomweiss9600 I'm glad liked it. Yes, we are all deeply indebted to them. Unfortunately, now everything has become completely different... In a way, what they fought for is lost.
Hello from Russia. Good luck.
Пытаюсь представить себе реакцию советских зрителей, если бы в фильме эти кадры показали вот так - в замедлении и под этот трек.
😂
Actor, who plays Zhukov - Mikhail Ulyanov. They both are true sigmas.
This is why I pay for internet
Based.
The sigma walks as he pleases, alphas put effort to match his steps
They say he's still marching to victory to this day.
Me and the boys on our way to class despite being 10 minutes late
watching Zhukov you can see how he felt after his huge success
If Superman existed, he would defeat him too
that's how he felt.
Defeat the most powerful and most evil army in the world, walk through their capital which you raised to the ground.
it's not Berlin. That uniform was in the red army until 1943
@@cumstantin_semen98 Zukov walks into any city he likes, wearing any uniform he likes, and there is nothing anybody can do about it.
@@Corsa15DT ну хз,по уставу же надо,да там и не только Жуков
Me and the bois finding Steiner
love the little detail like the grindset number being "227" just like the order 227 not a step back
Великая история , великие полководцы , великий Жуков и великая Россия !
Sigma rule N°227: No one step back!
Sigma Rule #51: Infiltrate, Permeate, Decimate, Exterminate.
Strength of Mother Russia 💪😎👌♂️
Наш слон💪💪💪
Brazil agradeçe
even as an American, Zhukov was a chad
Yes guys thats the difference, the western left does pride parades
The eastern left does Military parades
The only man that could tell stallan “No”
He walked half of Europe to bring peace to his home
their footsteps are perfectly synced
0:20 , Goosebumps !!
i love the marching soldiers on the back.