22 июня 1941 глазами немцев: ЭТО скрывали даже генералы рейха

The First Day of the War Through German Eyes: Even the Generals Concealed the Truth On June 22, 1941, German soldiers and officers saw a completely different picture than the propaganda portrayed. In the first hours of the war, diaries and reports contained entries that were later avoided: chaos on the march, unexpected resistance, and mistakes for which no one was officially punished. But the most important part of these documents is what even the Reich generals concealed. This analysis collects actual German testimony about the first day of the attack on the USSR: what they saw, what they feared, how they assessed the defense, and why the "Blitzkrieg" began to falter from the very first hours of Operation Barbarossa. My Telegram channel: https://t.me/two_wars You can buy my book here: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/29... Watch the video about: Stalingrad through the eyes of the Germans: Wehrmacht veterans tell the TRUTH The channel "Two Wars - Military History" tells in simple terms about the most monumental wars and battles in history. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like, subscribe to my channel, and be sure to leave your opinion in the comments, as it can be very interesting. ======================= Two Wars - Military History: ★ Historical Events in Simple Language ★ Interesting Facts about Military History ★ A New Look at History Episodes 0:00 Prologue - The Morning That Changed History 2:28 ACT I: How the Invasion Was Prepared 6:11 ACT II: The Enemy's Mood on the Eve 8:54 ACT III: Hours Before the Attack: What the Soldiers Wrote 13:17 ACT IV: The First Minutes of the Attack: A German Perspective 17:17 ACT V: What Shocked the Germans in the First Hours 20:22 ACT VI: Results of the First Day: Was It Definitely a Blitzkrieg? Contact information: Yandex Zen channel: https://zen.yandex.ru/two_wars e-mail: [email protected] #history #GreatPatrioticWar #WorldWarII #USSR #MilitaryHistory #TwoWars #RedArmy #Red Army #occupation