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спасение рядового райана обзор

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hello dear viewers and listeners,

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we continue to move through the history of

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war cinema and, by popular

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demand, we are moving on to a review of

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the film which, for many

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directors who shoot on military

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themes, has become, frankly speaking, a bar that is

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truly unattainable for many,

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although the film was made 20 turns out four

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years ago and we will,

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of course, talk about the film Saving Private

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Ryan about which there are still debates

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and help us understand how

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important this film is for understanding the

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history of war cinema in general why it is

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constantly remembered by the way, for

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example, the minister recently recalled it

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our Medinsky when he planned to

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help make a film about Zoya

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Kosmodemyanskaya when the wax grass

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was saved and who will save Zoya not so

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long ago

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Mikhalkov was filming his masterpiece, also

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focusing on the fact that we need to make a

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movie comparable to the salvation of ordinary

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Ryan, so what will help in this film is so

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special you and I

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understand Vladimir Zaytsev Vladimir I

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welcome the person today Vladimir and I are

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over and because today we have such an

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important review of the film this one has been watched

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a large number of times I’ve probably seen it

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ten times you probably I think that a little

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less in the mother was enough for him let’s

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talk today about three contours of this

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movie, we will talk today about why

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this film worked so well, why it

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remained in the history of war cinema,

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we will talk about blunders, where would we be without them, and

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of course, at the end we will talk about the fact

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that the film, despite everything in its

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ideological content, is like this strangely enough,

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it leaves far behind most

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Russian films about the war, yes,

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absolutely, well, probably a few words we

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will say, we usually start with this,

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Vladimir, we have a guest in this,

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maybe he doesn’t know that we start with

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what year this film was released and the

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year is 90 the eighth year, frankly speaking, was not

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easy, various events took place, a terrorist attack

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in the Moscow metro and

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the denomination of us that began, but in fact for

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world history this is a continuation of the triumph of the

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United States, which crushed the cold and non-

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Soviet union, as we know, and this film is a

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film, let’s say, which opens a

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series of

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triumphal dates in the history of the American

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army, first of all, regarding the landing in

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Normandy, yes, it talks about Operation

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Overlord on June 6, 1944, and yes, I

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agree that 1998 was

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also a difficult year for the United States, because

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for example, in 1996, the

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United States faced al-Qaeda in

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famous terrorist

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attacks in Africa,

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mass shootings began at that time,

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for example, shootings in American

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cities, a famous former Marine declared

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himself, that is, the same situation in the United States was

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turbulent, but it was necessary to

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represent its history;

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technically, of course, he fell above

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not only Russian films but also

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Soviet ones, it must be said precisely in the

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accuracy of the depiction of military equipment,

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especially armored vehicles of both allies

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and opponents, in any case,

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more attempts

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at authenticity, what do you think, these five

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Oscars that he won, he deservedly

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won I think that absolutely deservedly there are no

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doubts here, there is no directing,

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directing is quite interesting and the

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approach from the point of view of filming is to blame for

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evil and combat, I can’t say that they are

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completely and innovative because for

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example, there was a lot of innovation in

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Soviet cinema, even in The

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Cranes Are Flying, the camera was used very

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interesting, but here it all just came together:

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immersion in the abyss of battle, here it

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was possible, from my point of view, here

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it was possible to show both the landing operation

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and the city accordion world and a

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random event during the war, for

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example, Nikita Mikhalkov said

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that his famous film performance

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is a certain shoulder of the gods in the war, but

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then he said this already, this is a good

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documentary for you, and then this is a

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documentary of the pure, of course it

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became a parable, this collection of popular popular

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pictures from apple is very expensive for the cost, dear

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friend, although of course it’s less than the

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salvation of an ordinary Ryan, but how much

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quality cannot be compared no way there

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really were historical consultants here,

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a lot of intellectual work was done here this

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film can be called historical

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it is good from the point of view of sound from the point

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of view of cinematography the

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acting is somewhat more difficult for me

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to evaluate this is beyond

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our own competence and that’s why it is for us

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to discuss historical aspects most

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likely, well, at the beginning, yes, but let's go over

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the plot, we have a standard

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operation, the film begins with the

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fact that the old man played by the actor

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Harrison Young, by the way, really looks

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like Matt Damon, it really is so,

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the eyes are exactly the same, he

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visits the cemetery with his family, famous in Calville sur

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mer this is one of the largest

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cemeteries of American soldiers who

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died during the landing in Normandy, the

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famous green field is

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dotted with white obelisks, usually

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crosses, although it shows, for example,

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Magendavid to the Star of David from at least one of the

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Islamic symbols, also a crescent moon

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is found there, although occasionally yes, this

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old man in surrounded by a fairly large

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family, he approaches one of the tombstones and

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falls crying and

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takes us after that to the year 44,

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just on the day of D-day,

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quite by the way, a spectacular reception from my

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point of view, by the way, in the beginning

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they show that same famous

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Rommel asparagus, that is, not strengthening the

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barriers since the Atlantic

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Wall, which must be said, was not completed at

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all, and in general we must remember that

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just on day D the main German

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group was awaiting a

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breakthrough through the pas de Calais, they were across the English Channel

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and this is a known mistake, but where

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However, to me, nevertheless,

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many who watched this film from the

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post-Soviet space noted that if

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you watch it, it is not clear what our

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soldiers did at Stalingrad, there were

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such battles there, it should still probably

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be noted that this second front,

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which was waited for so long on our

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Soviet front before it they didn’t

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open it for a long time, they want to find it, you

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said correctly that the Atlantic Wall was not

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completed, it must be said that it was not

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practically built and at the end of the forty-

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third year, that is, it was possible to

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open the 2nd front in the forty-second year and in the

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forty-third year, and the allies constantly

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postponed it in the forty-third year this is Sicily

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in the future with ed Italy is also important

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important but this is not health Ron this is not a

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full-fledged second front this is certainly not the

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invasion of Europe that everyone

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expected and by the way, here

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the question immediately arises about the allies of the United States,

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usually critics of Spielberg’s film

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naturally say that and where are the

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Soviet fighters, for example, but here is also a

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question in nature, the British for the fighters,

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let’s for example look at those amphibians

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that are used for the landing, here

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they show the LCP amphibian, which was

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actually used during the

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landing in Normandy at Maga Beach exactly

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there, but the only thing is that they they were not

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in the first wave of landings, not in the first

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wave, but in reality they used for the

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first wave the British Elsie boats at

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that time, the so-called Higgins boats,

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they appeared later, and that is, those who

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controlled these amphibians were

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British soldiers, and what’s more in the first

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wave here you can was to show the heroism of the

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British soldiers because they not

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only drove, they again

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provided machine-gun cover, in

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any case they tried to do it

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during the landing in this regard, the game Call

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of Duty 2 is much more historical because

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there is a British soldier the driver of this

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amphibious display, but then well to call of

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duty things also 101 series, here in the mouth is

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just the second world war there, too, it’s

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all reproduced exactly from this

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film, that is, they are in the second

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part of call of duty, by the way, at least

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they show another location, it’s pon de choc when

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they had to be sewn on the American troops

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to climb the rocks 27 meters and for a

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second it was a much more complex

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operation

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than on Omaha Beach and here too on maho

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beach of course everything is built around the

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visual reproduction of the event

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is inaccurate for example there are some

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inaccuracies although I think that the battle is shown

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very well but the inaccuracy

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lies the main thing is that they were able to launch

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an attack just the way to the

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enemy’s positions, not in the first wave,

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but the American soldiers who

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landed in this sector, and already when the

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third wave arrived, it’s no coincidence that

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Captain Miller says that

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you know us too little, after all,

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the director is here Spielberg he had to show

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overcoming the American troops

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because if you take a look at what the

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Berlov Overlord operation was for

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a second, almost one and a half million

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American soldiers from the allies against

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only

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380 thousand German troops, well, a million

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throughout France, that is, from literally in

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Picardy to Normandy before it was located, but

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such numerical superiority was

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justified, and then it became even more

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something that by September it was already up to

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2 million, well, of course it

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was absolutely correct, even 2 8 2 million 800

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thousand is a good and correct tactic

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of an ally because it is necessary to exceed the natural

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enemy in numbers

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in order to carry out a successful landing

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operation, again, their rescue of an ordinary

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ryan and in many other cultural

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products it is shown that this operation also

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involved the airborne

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naval participation, but

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it would also be there; it would also be there in the future, but it will be, but I

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must say, despite to the fact that this

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battle, the landing, is shown as simply the

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quintessence of human grief,

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cruelty, this is a man who lost

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his arm and is looking for this is a man whom the

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captain, for example, is trying to drag away,

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came by the way correctly, he is still

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doing this, he takes him along the street and drags him along with

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him to this day is part of

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the method of transporting the wounded he is

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killed just about me, the soldier

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who takes it off is wounded again in his helmet, the bullet doesn’t

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penetrate him and he takes off, his head is

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hit by a bullet yes yes there he will be resurrected

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by the way and even he will even help me and he will

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help and somehow broke but interesting

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although of course there are a lot of such blunders, all three

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throws from a bullet, for example 792,

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would not have helped in any way, I must say honestly, only

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from shrapnel from shrapnel article the

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American helmet helped like any

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other in general on all fronts of the Second

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World War, when helmets were put on, the

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percentage of losses was sharply reduced, so it

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yes, the thing is that in reality it

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was much more difficult to make a breakthrough,

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and in fact they were separated from the enemy’s position by

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about two hundred yards, that is, a

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little less than 200 meters, and this zone is

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ken sorry for the va fire on the other side

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here too, I have to tell you there is

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one assumption on the part of the director is

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shooting from the famous machine of the

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famous machine gun mg 42 of the Germans, an

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Arab machine eats a machine that could

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saw through a person and that’s why

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it was sometimes called Hitler’s saw, it happened like a

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cooler, well, to be honest, any machine gun of

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this caliber, including the Maxim, could be

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guaranteed that sawing through

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a person, hitting a bone, the person was

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guaranteed to lose his arm, in fact, if

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he was just unlucky, but the fact is that

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they shoot in very long bursts, and

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this was precisely forbidden in the German army on that

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section of the front

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because the barrel gets hot. The

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mg-42 has an air-cooled barrel

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when firing and it was necessary to

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change the barrels during the shooting, but during the

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counteraction of the enemy landing it was

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quite difficult to do this because

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in reality the Germans fired in

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very short bursts and a bet of 100

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was placed on the fire card, basically they were

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just watering down the ends, strictly

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speaking, because that everything there was

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targeted in advance, the

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firing sectors were determined in advance and they

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converged with each other, everything

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was organized well, but by the way, the artillery and

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naval aviation worked very

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well and the density of German fire

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was significantly reduced, although at

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Omaha Beach and I read that, on the contrary, they

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criticized that they did not work much

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but on the other hand, let’s remember

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that the Americans very often said

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that let’s compare it with artillery

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defense when we took the islands where the

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Japanese settled in the Pacific Ocean, but there,

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some islands

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spat fire from these

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long-range guns for so long that we even had to

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redo some of the maps like the

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famous rat seedlings, in the end I

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found myself abandoned by the enemy, not

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where the Japanese were, for some reason they

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still continued to offer fierce

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resistance, this is not a guarantee that

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all points will be suppressed on the site in another

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wonderful film letters from Iwo Jima

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just shows changes in Japanese

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tactics if before the defense of its winter, they want to say

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this is also an inaccuracy; the Japanese

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had the practice of setting up trenches right

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on the sandy beach and therefore they suffered

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losses from artillery immediately in this

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film and in reality, by the way, it must also be

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said that the Japanese were

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much better prepared for its defense in winter, but there was a

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conflict between the Japanese commanders, it’s

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precisely about this that they need to act on the beach

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and no, but these German

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mistakes in repelling this offensive are

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precisely that they concentrated

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right on the coast, but there’s also

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another mistake, I didn’t already say that the

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main forces reserves that

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were supposed to drop the

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sea landing were on the pas de Calais, then they

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began to attack the main

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direction and this was the first

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large-scale tank offensive

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that was thwarted almost

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exclusively by aviation in the same year, by the way,

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forty-four, some

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small time, already near Bobruisk,

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Soviet aviation will stop the retreat of the

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Germans, too, there will be the same episode, they

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differ little chronologically, but

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on time, and the main thing here is what you said, it

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is necessary for our viewers to directly clarify that what

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remains behind the scenes is actually the

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brilliant work of American intelligence and

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counterintelligence that forced the Germans

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keeping the main units not where the

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landing was supposed to be is very important, this is a

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great huge success and a mistake by the Germans in

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this and the transfer. By the way, about the battles here

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we’ll talk about at least two points, but

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naturally they show, for example,

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grammar when soldiers fall into the sea,

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they drown, they are overtaken by a bullet, this is good with from the

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point of view of the picture, it’s dramatic, but in

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reality, a bullet at such a depth

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already loses its destructive power in reality,

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Olivier, if it’s not that it’s a blunder, it’s an

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attempt to beautifully depict the suffering

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of people, basically during any crossing,

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the losses are, first of all, not from the bullet from the

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shrapnel in which they reach

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a person is already in the water, but simply under the weight

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of the equipment, by the way, in almost

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all wars from the Middle Ages to

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the present, about 40 kilograms per

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person or about 30 naturally the soldier

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goes to the bottom very quickly and it was difficult to get out of the

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cold water to quickly remove the ammunition

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by the way it is necessary to have quality Americans

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say that they were comfortable and had

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equipment, it was easy to unhook, but

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still, in a strictly stressful

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situation, there was cold water at that moment

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anyway, a person who would

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have been in it for more than half an hour would most likely have

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died from hypothermia,

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but although he might have been lucky

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By the way, one more thing it has migrated to

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computer games in all representations

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in our common cultural type of

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representation is, for example, flamethrowers

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that burst into flames like a match,

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so the fact is that before these

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landing operations, the United States

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tested just wearable

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backpack flamethrowers to see if they could

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ignite whether it was hit by non-

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armor-piercing incendiary bullets and

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it turned out that the non-armor-

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piercing incendiary bullets did not transform from

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the explosion of course the cylinder that

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was behind the flamethrower’s back, sometimes

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by the way this flamethrower example

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later on the islands after it

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penetrated and the fire mixture flowed out protected

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its owner naturally when the

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armor-piercing incendiary bullet it got

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there and a fire happened

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because, unlike an ordinary

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bullet, it retains a high temperature and

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can set fire to a guy using the fire mixture that

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was used, but here’s another one for

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you remember when a sniper shoots at a

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machine gun near us at the nest, it seems to

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burrow, also colorfully, but there’s a lip to

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dig there in fact, it’s not an explosion, but under the weight

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against them, the tribute of this image scatters, but

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in the depths, of course, it’s just that then

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this fortification wouldn’t be worth anything at all if you

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kill a soldier and under his load,

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actually, sandbags will fall, by the way,

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the Germans have been preparing for a long time, they’ve been

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preparing for so long, by the way, I’ll be back too a little

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bit to the flamethrower am here it’s quite

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interesting there is a specific person, the

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famous flamethrower whose name is

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ludi and Williams, just the one who

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fought under his winter, he was under

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enemy fire under a hail of shrapnel, first of

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all, with a flamethrower it took several hours

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and there were hits, they led precisely to the Vatican with the fire mixture

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that is, he, as a

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flamethrower, already had a task, a spectacle was filmed that was

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not spectacular, on the other hand, Spielberg should also be

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credited here as an asset, the fact that

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he managed to make the whole world believe that this is what the

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landing looked like, the landing in

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Normandy, but in reality, of course,

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any war is different from its

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ideas on amara beach it

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was really the smallest

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failure during the landing, although in the end

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it was luck, it must be said that these losses

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were acceptable from the point of view of the

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American command, and

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large losses of 1700 to 1200 were during the

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landing, this was an acceptable loss in

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general, for example, they were much more bloody

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operations to cross, for example, the forty-

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third year across the Dnieper and

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many more people died there in any zone of

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crossing this river, this is 1 1 by the way, one of the

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most tragic pages in the

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history of the Great Patriotic War,

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an attempt to seize a bridgehead on the right

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bank of the Dnieper,

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precisely in our cultural the core is,

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of course, the landing in Normandy, but if

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we look at the Soviet Union, then this is the

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Dnieper, first of all, by the way, in this

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scene there is such a mistake as a

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cartridge box floating, for example, that it should not

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float, it should have sunk and in the

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last frames of this scene we We see a

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soldier who is lying with his back up and

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on his bag it says Ryan whom you

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are looking at these for the first time I don’t know how you are

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I have this idea of who to save

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yes this is just among the neighbors

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this intrigue in my opinion is not

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signed by anyone there were only this Ryan's bags,

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but the intrigue was quite possible, just the

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same, this is a very good technique

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because it is then refuted by the

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next scene, which we

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will not analyze now, this is exactly this

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scene where the

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secretary initially the typist most

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likely discovers immediately it turns out

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how many 4 telegrams up to 4 essentially a

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funeral at 4 before the funeral and from this a

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shift in the bureaucratic

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process begins, in the end they first end up in the

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colonel’s office if I’m not mistaken,

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and there in the colonel’s office everything

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happens quite well, just

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the style of a well-transmitted phase board of

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types a from now on, the only

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drawback is that the

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map is used in the project in the mercator projection;

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the map here is to take a closer look in this

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office; the map is not at all the map

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that the Americans used during the

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Second World War, because the

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American army then used

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exactly who represented the

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cartographic world that was

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created by the artist Richard and DSM

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Harrison, well, that is, a small mistake

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is good, but the main thing here is that the situation is not

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this, but the fact that they go to the mother, who in the

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story is a widow, to present

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the funeral. By the way, there is also a mistake in that

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his phone is from the 50s her

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ranch, well, this is a small ahra, the scene is

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very strong, just like going to such an

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oasis of an American fairly prosperous

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life, it’s in action just a toaster,

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household appliances are approaching a car,

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I’m on all levels, which is driven by both a priest

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and a retired military man, x the topic that is

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not the main one the main one is just old

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enough already a person to hand over sometimes she

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understands everything gives here we are approaching we are

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approaching an important point whether this

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was just it or not about the mission itself as

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such it seems to me that it is quite important to

00:22:01

disassemble this into such these this is such a

00:22:05

myth that look at For example,

00:22:08

on the Soviet-German eastern front,

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everyone let us into battle like cannon fodder, the

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Americans, look at the rescue of private

00:22:14

Ryan, how everyone treated

00:22:17

human life with reverence, they even

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saved the last boys of the family during the war,

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but in fact, in fact, to a

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large extent, this is true

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because since the battle the

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channel was folded when the

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American warship

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Jurge was destroyed, but

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we have it Juneau as a rule or 752

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when it sank, then the actual

00:22:45

five Sullivan brothers died immediately, I

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will correct you there, three died immediately,

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two after the passage from 1 to the feet

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in fact, because of the crash, it was

00:22:55

not in other battles that it was directly given,

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she received a funeral in January 1943,

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and by the way, in 1944, a

00:23:00

film was released on the American tap of the

00:23:03

fighting Sullivans and very

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pretentious by the way, just one of them named the ship

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yes yes It was just after this that the

00:23:16

Dessau policy appeared in the United States Department of Defense and in the Army and Marine Corps,

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that is, translated from English, this is the

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policy of the only survivor as

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such, I will correct you after all,

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finally in the video circular

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it was formed after which in the eighth

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year, but in fact it

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began to be used already at the end of 42 in

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1943,

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well, for example, no, he will wake up at the end of 42,

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this is mentioned in the documents as the reason

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why the American paratrooper

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Fritz not Lando was taken from the front, he

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probably has a prototype prototype of

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Ryan, you also need a paratrooper although from

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another slightly different

00:23:56

unit, in fact, it was not

00:24:00

Lando who had three brothers who died, and

00:24:02

Milan, by the way, here we also need to go

00:24:06

a little further, perhaps not Land showed

00:24:09

himself to be a real soldier and he

00:24:11

opposed this decision, well, just like Ryan

00:24:13

in the film, he pressed before the spoilers, yes then there is,

00:24:16

but then he, too, was forced to

00:24:18

follow the orders of his team

00:24:20

command, that is, it was not

00:24:22

during the landing in Normandy, but such an

00:24:24

episode will really be there,

00:24:26

when such cases happened, I just

00:24:29

came to the front to the military unit with an

00:24:32

order for so-and-so to be sent to

00:24:35

here it’s correct, yes, it happened very

00:24:37

mundanely, in fact, there were no combat groups

00:24:39

for this, no sarny uniform, since the dough on

00:24:41

no one said anything, as a rule, when a

00:24:43

unit was withdrawn, for example, on vacation for

00:24:46

replenishment, there a person was very easily

00:24:48

sought out and

00:24:50

recalled from the front, that is, they were rescued from

00:24:52

artistic exaggeration yes but

00:24:54

it cannot be said it cannot be said that this is an

00:24:57

absolute fiction as such, it’s clear that the

00:25:00

spot is immediately again summed up by a

00:25:02

certain philosophical component in

00:25:04

this film when we look at the general,

00:25:07

just a marshal and a marshal and a very iconic

00:25:10

general we call when in the general

00:25:14

staff and at that time in the committee the

00:25:15

chiefs of staff were also present, he

00:25:18

reads out the famous one, sent more precisely

00:25:21

without even reading the letter, the letter from Mrs.

00:25:38

that

00:25:41

in reality only two brothers died, but the

00:25:44

miss herself

00:25:45

was not the culprit because

00:25:48

of the shortcomings of the system for notifying

00:25:51

losses due to the press of the formation, by the way,

00:25:55

then during this period of the civil war,

00:25:57

lists of the dead were printed directly in the newspapers,

00:25:59

even shown in another famous film,

00:26:01

Gone Away in the wind and in the banks of New York, the

00:26:04

gangs of New York,

00:26:05

and because of this, because of this, she was

00:26:07

misinformed, and that is, Lincoln

00:26:09

received slightly unreliable

00:26:11

information, but

00:26:12

in fact, then

00:26:15

Lincoln’s opponents even used this

00:26:17

incident for their political purposes in that

00:26:20

including Zhenya, after the end of the

00:26:21

Civil War, semi-myth and myth, but

00:26:25

still you convey it well, in my

00:26:27

opinion, despite the fact that this is semi-myth, the

00:26:29

atmosphere and style of thinking at that time of the

00:26:32

American senior officer, that is,

00:26:35

this is a reference to Lincoln, who was the

00:26:37

connecting link for the Americans,

00:26:39

especially for the military, this is a manifestation of

00:26:43

military humanism, this is just the beginning of the

00:26:46

organization of some kind of special

00:26:48

operation, we’ll go to it now,

00:26:51

Captain Miller is forming a detachment, and by the way,

00:26:54

we forgot to say that he’s generally a

00:26:55

ranger before a ranger, by the way, this

00:26:58

unit would be very capable of an elite one.

00:27:01

Now, in particular, the

00:27:03

wolf was in the Crimea, so I’ll say that the first

00:27:06

regiment of rangers that took part in

00:27:07

the battles of Europe there was actually 500 people,

00:27:10

and actually 100 survived the victory, that is, there

00:27:13

were big losses there, the slogan go

00:27:16

forward, by the way, he was born right there

00:27:18

over say the rangers are always ahead poison

00:27:20

their key to just on Mahali what appeared

00:27:23

slide take it yes they as they say you

00:27:25

ranger before only die 4 so

00:27:27

the rangers are also interesting and when

00:27:28

weaving that rangers also appear

00:27:31

during the Civil War in the United

00:27:33

States the foundation is laid for

00:27:36

this subsection of Russians, it may not be

00:27:39

noticeable to the American viewer, these are

00:27:41

big quarrels, it’s literally

00:27:44

like in Russia, for example, banal facts from

00:27:47

our history, let’s say about Alexander

00:27:49

Matrosov about the militia divisions,

00:27:51

but for the United States,

00:27:53

the history of the Civil War is also

00:27:55

close to an

00:27:57

American schoolboy I know by the way

00:27:59

Rangers means he is such an elite fighter

00:28:02

expressed just in time for the

00:28:05

Second World War, they developed

00:28:07

such an image that they showed themselves well

00:28:09

on the day and in the future yes I

00:28:12

agree here that these are correct Captain

00:28:15

Miller who during this grid then

00:28:17

she makes the most important decisions here he is

00:28:19

sent to such a somewhat strange

00:28:22

mission, but nevertheless, he says an order

00:28:24

is an order, he will carry out he is

00:28:25

collecting a company from under command, he is

00:28:28

collecting the best fighters from it, and here,

00:28:30

too,

00:28:33

the tragedy of war was demonstrated when he

00:28:35

chooses the best 1 there is no other died

00:28:38

today literally just

00:28:41

such a cooling occurs when the news of

00:28:43

the death of a well-known fighter with whom

00:28:47

you have gone through a lot is no longer a serious

00:28:49

reaction, by the way, a complete international,

00:28:51

he is divided into a

00:28:53

Jew, an Italian, in general, everything here, and

00:28:57

of course the south, even by the way, his last name is

00:29:00

James Amber, he is a representative of the obvious southerners

00:29:02

Nekrasov you can say we have a

00:29:05

Protestant,

00:29:07

this American character, each

00:29:10

of the soldiers has his own line,

00:29:12

his own, they did not run the coat of arms, they

00:29:15

reveal trips to the cinema narratives,

00:29:17

and by the way, we should also remember about this

00:29:20

scene when the detachment is formed

00:29:22

that miles are even called the number of losses

00:29:24

irrevocable in his company, this is 35

00:29:26

people irrevocably and twice as many were

00:29:28

wounded, in principle, this is how it was at the

00:29:31

gates that participated in the landings

00:29:33

in general, reorganization, judging by such

00:29:35

losses, there should be a reform, yes,

00:29:37

of course, but here the remnants of his company are

00:29:39

poured into another company, where the well-

00:29:42

known tactical is used a

00:29:44

designation that was used

00:29:46

then in the US Army now in the necessary company,

00:29:49

for example, Delta Ruta Charlie and so on, that

00:29:52

is, it is quite authentic here and

00:29:54

Miller is looking for a translator

00:29:57

because the translator who was there before,

00:29:59

who again killed the French and Germans

00:30:00

during the first days of the fighting,

00:30:03

takes a staff clerk who did not sniff

00:30:05

gunpowder which is incompetent, who

00:30:07

first tries to say that Miller has never

00:30:09

been in combat, Miller tells him, and you learned to

00:30:12

shoot at the range, so you’ll come

00:30:14

naturally, he takes with me a

00:30:17

typewriter, a huge amount of

00:30:19

his belongings, and Miller, of course,

00:30:22

relieves him of such a heavy load, and

00:30:25

this man are also going to play a

00:30:27

significant role in the events of the film,

00:30:29

and it cannot be said that he is an absolutely

00:30:33

caricature of a staff clerk;

00:30:49

they know that Ryan,

00:30:52

more precisely Dora, there was information Ryan

00:30:53

the paratrooper where he landed folded the 101st

00:30:56

airborne and by the way, if

00:30:58

we get ahead of ourselves, he has an eagle

00:31:01

authentically screaming eagles they

00:31:03

still remain like the 101st color

00:31:06

airborne division of the United

00:31:08

States, then one of the best

00:31:10

units in the world are not the same in terms of

00:31:13

training level and in airborne training

00:31:14

in general and it has no competitors

00:31:17

now in terms of technical support and

00:31:20

training of personnel the division

00:31:23

will show itself, but if we take a very recent

00:31:26

period, it will show itself both in Iraq and

00:31:28

Afghanistan, it

00:31:29

came in excellently, it is needed as a combat weapon she

00:31:32

fights all the time, one of the most barking

00:31:35

divisions of the United States of America, well, the

00:31:38

detachment is moving deep into the territory

00:31:41

which is still like a layer cake, that is, the

00:31:43

Germans are allies here, paratroopers are here,

00:31:46

their first battle outside of

00:31:50

Omaha Beach takes place with some small

00:31:52

French charge there there is such a

00:31:55

reference that allows us to say, by the way,

00:31:58

that this is possible in the vicinity of the Koran,

00:32:00

where 1 call of duty by the way begins, the

00:32:02

city is the guarantor, it is very close to the

00:32:04

landing zone, I am here,

00:32:07

by the way, for the first time they show

00:32:09

their paratroopers and military uniforms, but

00:32:12

unfortunately there is not much of it here exactly the

00:32:14

form itself is well made by the conclusion 1

00:32:17

that the film and in this scene in others

00:32:19

shows not only, for example,

00:32:21

brown jumping boots

00:32:24

that were in 1944, but also

00:32:26

black, black, this was already in the

00:32:28

fifties, at the time of the Korean, this was

00:32:31

already even in 51-52 we ca

00:32:35

n’t see this everywhere, but there were only one

00:32:37

color and tactical signs of affiliation,

00:32:40

but strangely enough, for some reason they took

00:32:43

tactical signs that indicated the

00:32:45

506th infantry regiment and the

00:32:51

501st infantry regiment, that is, these are

00:32:53

paratroopers, this moment does not

00:32:56

belong to the costume designers and for maintenance,

00:32:59

although they, too, could have been there,

00:33:01

just the fighters of these infantry regiments because they were

00:33:04

throwing out not only paratroopers on

00:33:07

gliders with parachutes, but also other

00:33:09

units, but here there is a

00:33:11

slight discrepancy, but in my

00:33:13

opinion it is insignificant, but there the battle is shown

00:33:15

from that point of view I think that the

00:33:18

city fight was quite good, the

00:33:20

city god fight was shown quite well,

00:33:22

just all his drama is just

00:33:24

manifestations of love for the child, because of this,

00:33:27

the hood dies for being

00:33:30

charismatic enough, find out the gray one, they will shoot him down

00:33:32

before he is killed by a sniper, but the counter-

00:33:34

sniper fight literally

00:33:37

happens in a second in fact,

00:33:41

according to the laws of cinematic art, Jackson just gets to the

00:33:45

German sniper right in the eye if there is a combat

00:33:48

prayer, but it’s a great success to be

00:33:50

honest, getting into the sniper’s eye

00:33:53

happened quite rarely, by

00:33:57

the way, what now and then the main thing was an

00:34:00

anti-sniper rifle in the American

00:34:03

army and in any other this the tank then the

00:34:05

Sherman was the best weapon against

00:34:08

tanks, for

00:34:10

example, the Wolverine Wolverine self-propelled guns were used for this purpose, they

00:34:15

worked great in principle, these sniper May

00:34:17

you in these scenes of the larger bell that there

00:34:20

is no allied aviation, as we

00:34:23

know, it was just hanging there in the sky, it put the

00:34:25

same start the scene, in fact, not

00:34:28

many Americans had equipment that

00:34:30

could operate at night, mostly

00:34:31

bombers operated at night, to the

00:34:34

coordinates of so-called

00:34:36

close fire support aircraft, they

00:34:38

really didn’t operate there at this time,

00:34:40

by the way, literally

00:34:42

a few more days will pass and

00:34:45

the airfields will finally be formed for aviation

00:34:48

close fire support

00:34:50

just for the famous the thunder bolts

00:34:53

p-47 excellent to watch and syndromes right

00:34:56

here they sat down and immediately lifted did not

00:34:58

give should not do directly and reconciled the

00:35:00

Germans continuously given

00:35:03

blood-soaked

00:35:04

American soldiers beaches beaches there

00:35:06

will already be runways as well

00:35:09

By the way, the Americans will also operate in the

00:35:11

Pacific Ocean, here it must be said that the

00:35:14

American army acted excellently in

00:35:16

principle, that is, they were able to organize

00:35:18

close air support,

00:35:20

I was just on the mini and the

00:35:23

German offensive from along the Kola side of

00:35:26

Cherbourg, because really, as

00:35:28

the film correctly says, advance to

00:35:31

paris we need to take a large port so that we can

00:35:33

unload the brook there on da da da lat

00:35:36

absolutely right it was necessary to carry out

00:35:39

these actions and the planes features the

00:35:42

attack aircraft in the gouged German column,

00:35:45

relatively speaking, and all supplies

00:35:48

were paralyzed, which is very important, they were just

00:35:51

hunting for the trains that were supposed to be the

00:35:54

Germans bring in reinforcements and

00:35:56

tank columns attacked the column,

00:35:58

of course, but the next scene is when they

00:36:02

are looking for Ryan among the paratroopers, and even there the

00:36:05

wrong equal appears, and here

00:36:06

such

00:36:08

inhumanity of war is also shown, that is, this

00:36:10

person is informed about the death against the fetus,

00:36:12

in fact, and then turns out to be because of him

00:36:15

reservations that this is not Ryan from yeah, I’m

00:36:18

from Minnesota, we’re just

00:36:22

returning his living brothers on one side,

00:36:24

but he’s already infected with this hope of returning

00:36:27

home, they’re asking that I’m urgently glad to

00:36:29

come back and check how they filled the muck of life in a

00:36:32

simpler way, that is, just this

00:36:34

ruthlessness is the news that

00:36:36

struck him even more than the surrounding

00:36:38

war, which may even have broken him as a

00:36:40

fighter for some time, this

00:36:43

hope flared up and bugs again in one

00:36:45

second, here is a demonstration of war, good, what do

00:36:48

you think, by the way, to the famous

00:36:50

scene with the collapse of the brickwork

00:36:53

when the American soldiers, the Germans,

00:36:56

found themselves opposite each other, this is

00:36:58

realistic, I haven’t seen such cases

00:37:02

in urban battles, no matter how many times

00:37:04

I read, well, in general, a beautiful scene was shot

00:37:07

beautifully, they met right

00:37:09

opposite each other, but this happens in urban battles

00:37:11

and by abandoned walls, so they

00:37:13

went around the corner and suddenly opposite each other and

00:37:15

it’s not clear how to proceed further, of course

00:37:18

they don’t beat each other, I immediately remembered

00:37:20

a story from the combat experience of Yuri Nikulin,

00:37:25

our famous comedian, when two

00:37:28

groups of German and Soviet fighters

00:37:30

accidentally met on an embankment,

00:37:33

some jumped in one direction, the other the

00:37:35

other, and one German ended up by Soviet

00:37:37

soldiers, but by the way, this often happens, you

00:37:40

know, and you know what happened next to

00:37:42

him, that well, ours took him by the legs and

00:37:45

threw him by the hands to the Germans while he was flying, I

00:37:48

apologize for the details, he farted, so

00:37:50

everyone exchanged, went on different

00:37:53

sides, how to take him out, it was all over,

00:37:55

not dramatic here they

00:37:57

demonstrated the

00:37:59

superiority of the American

00:38:00

infantry in firepower that actually existed at that time, that is, it was

00:38:03

discovered by cars, mainly

00:38:05

automatic rifles, for example, the m1

00:38:08

garand m1 corbine carbine was also in service

00:38:11

with the sergeants; it was the

00:38:14

Thompson submachine guns that were mainly used by

00:38:15

officers and sergeants, and the Germans in May,

00:38:18

of course, the Germans had Mauser rifles, but

00:38:20

by the way, the Germans there at the Atlantic

00:38:22

ball had a

00:38:24

US submachine gun, by the way, and it was

00:38:27

quite a serious adversary because

00:38:29

its combat accuracy, although low, was

00:38:31

precisely the rate of fire, the Germans themselves

00:38:34

called it small machine guns The Americans

00:38:36

also threw it in vain in Call

00:38:39

of Duty, by the way, on board to board, this is exactly what is

00:38:42

being demonstrated, but there it is

00:38:43

exaggerated, and there literally all the

00:38:46

Germans use either, by the way, an archaic

00:38:49

submachine gun of the

00:38:51

1918 model, or dad, and not with a

00:38:55

drum magazine, just a

00:38:57

box type but we move beyond

00:39:00

Ukraine, they didn’t find it, and I go further

00:39:03

by the way, they meet and the glider, which supposedly

00:39:07

the general ordered to be strengthened with additional

00:39:09

plates, it turned out to be a heavy fall, well, of

00:39:12

course, the very

00:39:15

explanation from the side of the lieutenant pilot

00:39:17

who says the cars of the novel

00:39:19

has the right to life, but in fact,

00:39:22

to say that There were such cases, I wish

00:39:24

I hadn’t met the authorities, but on

00:39:27

the other hand, it’s necessary from an

00:39:28

artistic point of view, it just

00:39:30

demonstrates the problem of command,

00:39:33

the problem of chaos in all this, and then there is a

00:39:36

very strong scene in my opinion

00:39:38

when they start looking for the rabbi using the tokens of

00:39:40

dead soldiers and then it’s shown

00:39:43

just such the best military decommunization

00:39:45

when they play this besides the way, the

00:39:48

soldiers pass by and look at them as if they were

00:39:50

freaks on the horse and that is what they

00:39:53

are, although of course the war

00:39:55

throws off all the masks or always and it is the

00:39:57

medic who stops the orderly whom

00:39:59

they took with them and

00:40:02

further to Miller already lucky because

00:40:05

in the crowd of the paratrooper he finds a

00:40:08

shell-shocked, such a colorful

00:40:11

red-haired man, a man who

00:40:13

hears practically nothing, who

00:40:16

talks about where the mess is through a

00:40:19

guy who helps who was killed

00:40:21

on just Omaha Beach before the recipient, that

00:40:25

is, it turns out like this, but a small one in

00:40:28

fact, just like Miller shows that you

00:40:30

need to write where

00:40:33

Ryan is potentially located here, that is, he gives

00:40:35

him the direction of what is there and there

00:40:38

for the first time they name the city of caramel, which is very important for the plot of the

00:40:40

film, in fact,

00:40:43

no battles were fought for this city and this

00:40:46

city is higher, well it’s clear, well, it’s okay,

00:40:48

but it doesn’t matter because the

00:40:50

director’s task is to show exactly the realities of the

00:40:53

battles of that time after the landing,

00:40:55

indeed, the paratrooper soldiers were

00:40:58

often sorted out by different commanders,

00:41:00

many scattered, although the majority, it must be

00:41:03

said, landed successfully

00:41:06

and found each other, and the operation in general, it must be said, was

00:41:08

airborne precisely for the landing in Normandy

00:41:10

it brought good results,

00:41:14

a large number of Germans were destroyed,

00:41:15

which is a thin section of Kanev, the most important thing was that the

00:41:18

bridges were preserved, that is, they were not allowed,

00:41:20

it was important that the enemy did not allow the

00:41:22

bridges to be undermined because this would greatly

00:41:24

complicate the establishment of temporary crossings,

00:41:27

it would take a long time, although of course any

00:41:30

bridge in such conditions it can be repaired

00:41:33

for the passage of light equipment in about

00:41:35

two days a new day in such

00:41:37

conditions can be critical, but if

00:41:40

we move on to the famous scene with a German machine gun,

00:41:42

which is located near the

00:41:45

destroyed radiation tower, in my opinion,

00:41:48

and even here we will see a large number of

00:41:52

killed paratroopers and in general they can

00:41:54

pass by they have a task, but

00:41:56

Commander Miller once again showed

00:41:58

himself to be a man, he says that the

00:42:00

price of this machine gun on the field is Shatavari, he says

00:42:03

that our main task is that yes,

00:42:06

our order is to withdraw Private Ryan, but the

00:42:08

main task is to win the war and on and

00:42:10

on we we are watching a battle scene that was perfectly shot from

00:42:13

my point of view, we

00:42:14

are watching it through the

00:42:17

sights, filmed from a rifle through their eyes, just

00:42:21

like the translator, the chaos of the

00:42:24

translator's smoke, the house, yes, but also for the viewer, that is,

00:42:28

somewhere there is shooting, screams, grenade explosions,

00:42:30

because it is clear that they have abandoned a machine gun

00:42:33

nest with grenades and in the future we

00:42:36

see the famous cows that were just

00:42:39

hit by this and shrapnel, if

00:42:41

some computer toy is about

00:42:43

normal, he will definitely have two or three

00:42:45

dead cows, too, for the sake of justice,

00:42:47

Scott was actually mowed down by

00:42:49

artillery with shrapnel, but of course this

00:42:52

has already turned into a stamp with a view of necessarily

00:42:54

and Mazepa to Spielberg and thanks to Spielberg,

00:42:56

but really by the way, American

00:42:58

soldiers in real combat used these

00:43:00

carcasses to hide from fire from

00:43:03

shrapnel, it helped perfectly, I must say

00:43:06

that artillery fragments

00:43:09

would be ice at the sniper point and from a bullet from a bullet, not

00:43:12

always depending on the power of

00:43:13

the shot, for example from ordinary to

00:43:17

strong, reinforced with gunpowder, no, well, a

00:43:19

medic dies during the battle, but doesn’t die right away,

00:43:23

by the way, excellent, I must

00:43:25

say it shows the field medicine of that

00:43:28

time, in my opinion, by

00:43:31

what means it is shown that he

00:43:34

trained his fighters well, taught them to

00:43:36

use morphine, additives,

00:43:38

powders in order to limit the

00:43:41

bleeding and

00:43:43

bluing, of course, it really didn’t

00:43:46

leave any chance because he

00:43:48

was hinting at this that he felt that

00:43:50

peritonitis was occurring in his

00:43:53

intestines, which outside the

00:43:57

hospital conditions lead to death with a

00:43:59

probability of 95 percent, unfortunately he

00:44:02

dies and then a

00:44:04

moral dilemma begins, well, that is, prices with a

00:44:07

German with a captured German who begins to

00:44:09

dig the grave of an orderly who, as always,

00:44:12

did not shoot, only helped the machine gunner,

00:44:15

by the way, note that all the Germans in the film are

00:44:18

Britons, here we will say it is very important, it is important, and the

00:44:22

moment that he wears a Wehrmacht uniform is important,

00:44:26

this is in detail, we will Let’s go back to this, yes, but

00:44:30

by the way, the Germans then wore

00:44:32

long hairstyles, executioners, yes, this can be seen from

00:44:34

numerous shots in the chronicles, it

00:44:36

probably looks ominously shaved, but such people

00:44:40

also appeared there sometimes because

00:44:43

lice and there were problems everywhere new, just

00:44:45

on the Atlantic Wall, they really

00:44:47

wore longer ones and it’s also possible

00:44:50

because there were conditions for washing

00:44:52

regularly; then the Germans, when they

00:44:56

defend themselves after the first phase of the

00:44:58

operation, they will be like everyone else, absolutely

00:45:01

morally, in fact, we are sticking out that he must be

00:45:02

shot because they cannot take

00:45:04

prisoner with them, and besides, their

00:45:06

comrade killed them, of course he doesn’t admit it,

00:45:08

like any prisoner of war who is fighting

00:45:10

for life, he remembers his meager

00:45:12

English skills, he sings part of the knife, the

00:45:16

American anthem, he digs a grave, they

00:45:19

said the work and the number is bad, she has

00:45:22

n’t started yet, she’s not ready, and so on, but

00:45:24

then what happens is the conviction

00:45:27

from the translator’s side is that we

00:45:29

must follow the convention, we must

00:45:32

let him go and in the end we are in conflict

00:45:35

and arise because it was Captain

00:45:37

Miller who gives the order to let him go, then

00:45:40

even a conflict arises in the world of shooters with

00:45:42

fire support who are just

00:45:44

using the bar the famous weapon,

00:45:48

by the way it appeared at the end of the First World

00:45:50

War, just a 20-round magazine is an

00:45:53

excellent weapon, but in the end,

00:45:56

by the way, Miller has to, in order to

00:45:58

fulfill his mission, by the way, as a

00:46:00

commander, in order to regain the trust of the soldiers,

00:46:02

he waits for some time while they

00:46:05

discuss among themselves and then she

00:46:07

reveals her personal secret which not

00:46:09

before that, we were just constantly looking for

00:46:11

assemblies, then he does growing up such a fighting

00:46:14

man, who is he in peaceful life, it turns

00:46:15

out that he is just a teacher,

00:46:18

preschool and school teachers, he taught

00:46:20

people in a provincial small

00:46:23

town written English,

00:46:25

that is, a surprise, that is,

00:46:29

the legend that collapsed was located does not explain

00:46:31

why he leaves out the Germans, he says that

00:46:33

with each murder I am further and further

00:46:35

from home until the murder of a civilian, well,

00:46:39

everything enters a decisive phase because

00:46:41

they do find private Ryan, and we

00:46:44

must remember how they are already approaching the

00:46:46

city of Ramil, as we have already said

00:46:48

fictional from the point of view of military

00:46:50

operations and we see how on the field they

00:46:53

see the advancement of a German semi-

00:46:55

tracked armored personnel carrier, which in

00:46:57

Russia is called Ghana, I can actually on

00:46:59

mac this is the manufacturer of this company before the company is

00:47:02

actually

00:47:03

tstk nvc 251 or for example fox

00:47:07

in German read zonder kraft headlights

00:47:10

if we simply translate this

00:47:12

special vehicle for

00:47:15

special tasks, this is how

00:47:18

it is translated from German and this armored personnel carrier

00:47:21

was hit by an arpg bazooka

00:47:24

and there on this field they meet 3

00:47:28

paratroopers in a characteristic uniform, again

00:47:31

from the 101st division, although in this

00:47:34

geographical The 82nd Division was fighting in the area,

00:47:36

just a small inaccuracy, and

00:47:39

it turns out that this armored personnel carrier was knocked out by none other

00:47:42

than Private Ryan, well, they tell him to

00:47:44

send an order, well, yes, yes, that is, they

00:47:48

begin to explain to him that he must go

00:47:50

home, why are they telling him that

00:47:52

his brothers died three of them he

00:47:55

asks and the answer to everyone and then he bites his

00:47:58

lips but between them they show themselves as a very

00:48:01

worthy soldier, just like that we

00:48:04

were talking about a military historical prototype

00:48:06

from the end of 42 and the ringing is done in the same way,

00:48:10

he says that my brothers here are more accurately

00:48:12

answering The captain's question is what

00:48:15

should I tell your grief-stricken mother,

00:48:17

he says that I will accept death here with

00:48:21

my only remaining

00:48:22

brothers, I think that she will understand, he

00:48:26

shows himself as a real soldier without

00:48:29

any equivocation, a very worthy act

00:48:31

that will be appreciated by his other

00:48:35

comrades there who were left

00:48:38

alone, his lower commander died, and just then

00:48:41

Captain Miller, as an experienced

00:48:43

person, by the way, we forgot to say,

00:48:45

they have been fighting since the times of North Africa, that

00:48:47

is, such a school teacher who became a

00:48:49

truly outstanding field

00:48:51

commander

00:48:52

organizes the defense of this city, they

00:48:55

because this task is set before

00:48:57

this scene is also very strong, there is

00:48:59

a conversation between the sergeant who is just

00:49:02

collecting his duffel bag with soil from the places

00:49:05

where he managed to fight, also by the way, this

00:49:07

runs through the entire film with such a

00:49:10

definite plot and they begin to discuss with Miller

00:49:13

what kind of Messi they are

00:49:15

discussing the act of the district itself and

00:49:18

just the sergeant says the famous phrase in

00:49:22

different translations of different voice-overs into

00:49:23

Russian, it is different, about the fact that perhaps

00:49:26

by saving an ordinary districtman we committed the most

00:49:30

moral act during this war of

00:49:32

this massacre and this is just

00:49:36

such a transition to the fact that the group is on

00:49:38

Miller will remain along with the remnants of the

00:49:40

paratroopers, especially since there really are

00:49:41

no officers older than the corporal, there is no

00:49:44

one left in this small

00:49:47

town where the bridge has been preserved and the bridge has been preserved and it is

00:49:49

necessary to wear a face so it is necessary to explain that

00:49:52

the bridge of men because they will

00:49:54

blow up their own in blue, then the further advance of the

00:49:56

allied forces will be suspended there will be

00:49:59

large losses or the Germans, on the contrary, will be able to

00:50:01

transport their troops already

00:50:05

would have created a huge threat troops naturally

00:50:09

who were attacking the article not in the best

00:50:11

conditions defense which is in command of

00:50:13

Amelia what is the goal not that it is obvious and

00:50:18

sufficient and the solution in the

00:50:19

absence of anti-tank weapons

00:50:22

snipers observers into the bell tower of

00:50:24

course drive attract the enemy's

00:50:27

attention with the help of a crawler motorcycle across the meadow of force

00:50:30

to the main

00:50:32

street of the city to detonate the

00:50:35

charges, that is, an improvised explosive

00:50:38

device, it's all right there and should be

00:50:41

done, developed and did so

00:50:43

accordingly, it partially worked, but on the

00:50:46

other hand, we also had to sacrifice a lot,

00:50:48

for example, charges for

00:50:49

anti-tank grenade launchers by the sound of

00:50:51

alla, by the way, I must say that the bazooka

00:50:54

is an excellent weapon, of course, well, for example,

00:50:56

and armor penetration was against the armor when

00:51:00

meeting a right angle of 90 degrees 75

00:51:04

millimeters somewhere and the conditions were

00:51:08

not enamel, but here again, for some reason, they

00:51:11

seemed to expect Tiger tanks and then they

00:51:14

will appear nails so that, of course, she does

00:51:16

n’t take it into the frontal detail because

00:51:18

you have a thread of the game and the T-34 tanks, but

00:51:21

in my personal opinion they were

00:51:24

camouflaged as the chassis of

00:51:26

tigers because at least you can’t see

00:51:28

what’s there chassis of the T-34, yes it looks like it’s on

00:51:32

a disk, for example, like rolling out how it’s done,

00:51:35

that is, the NPF shape of the turret is still a

00:51:38

tiger, and for example, the

00:51:40

turret is located a little differently, especially when

00:51:43

they show it from above, these are not Azeri tanks to us

00:51:46

at all, for example, near a lake in Berlin

00:51:48

there is a T-62 tank, for example, which

00:51:51

plays the role of the IS-2 tank, although the

00:51:54

IS-2 tanks were used by the Soviet army

00:51:58

and then the Russian army until

00:52:01

1993, it’s not there, it’s just that the German tanks are not

00:52:03

visible that these are some kind of T-55 when

00:52:05

they were t -55 basically, other

00:52:08

Tomsk people wrote divine ones

00:52:10

when they weren’t traveling, well, naturally, there is

00:52:12

more attention here to the desire to, in any

00:52:15

case, depict authentic equipment, for

00:52:17

example, German self-propelled guns, of course it’s

00:52:20

difficult to say what kind of self-propelled gun this is, and here you

00:52:23

can take action for the famous

00:52:25

anti-tank self-propelled guns marder 2 on which was

00:52:28

installed just has a German

00:52:30

anti-tank gun with a caliber of 75

00:52:32

millimeters or this self-propelled howitzer

00:52:34

VSP which looked similar

00:52:38

shouted this is neither one nor the other and then

00:52:41

the other is just a howitzer that will

00:52:43

shoot at the bell tower it is

00:52:46

if you look at it from a certain

00:52:48

angle In general, it may slightly

00:52:49

resemble things, but it’s not a thing

00:52:52

because the open conning tower, for example, there are

00:52:55

inaccuracies, and the city battle itself, after

00:52:57

all, let’s not find fault with

00:52:59

the technology, we love Axom city battle,

00:53:02

what do you think I’m showing, I think that it’s

00:53:04

shown very well close to what happened in

00:53:07

such navi knocks, of course, in fact,

00:53:09

in terms of tactics and behavior, there is one

00:53:12

observer who signals these,

00:53:14

as he said, two tigers and so of the north, that’s

00:53:17

exactly how you understand it, but here, well, at

00:53:20

least there are two

00:53:22

sheets of course, by the way

00:53:23

in the United States it was

00:53:26

about the same as their Red Army,

00:53:28

any tank, including the Panzerkampfwagen

00:53:30

4, which had a gun barrel length,

00:53:33

or while on the accounts any such tank

00:53:36

was considered a ticker like any Alba, and

00:53:39

by the way, a self-propelled gun with a long gun, for example,

00:53:42

also a similar German sauna

00:53:44

was considered like Ferdinand, for example,

00:53:46

the main thing is that he notifies that these rings of

00:53:49

infantry men are advancing, that is, less than a

00:53:51

company, in fact, two self-propelled guns and

00:53:54

armored personnel carriers,

00:53:55

respectively, then as the battle progresses, an anti-

00:53:58

aircraft gun flak chisel will appear there,

00:54:01

by the way, in my opinion, it is perfectly shown how

00:54:03

it worked and it was really

00:54:05

used very effectively on all

00:54:07

fronts, as a large-caliber

00:54:08

machine gun of 20 mm caliber, it

00:54:11

had both the breeze itself and anti-aircraft

00:54:14

shells, so there were also blanks for them, relatively

00:54:17

speaking, and it would inflict big losses, but

00:54:20

let’s talk in principle in a little

00:54:23

more detail, here’s how Miller, for example,

00:54:25

proposes to fight a tank, and how does he

00:54:28

proposes to make the so-called sticky

00:54:30

bombs, which are just sticky and sticky mines

00:54:33

from the soldiers on the instructions to give

00:54:35

them just from the explosives

00:54:37

that were prepared for blowing up

00:54:40

the bridge, take the sticks and use them,

00:54:43

indeed, such sticky bombs

00:54:46

were made in many armies, the

00:54:49

Red Army used the American

00:54:51

army them zara miller correctly says

00:54:54

that they can be used maximum to

00:54:55

damage the rollers of a tank in order to

00:54:59

knock down a caterpillar, for example, this is important

00:55:01

the conditions of this do not work out the first

00:55:03

time the first time is tragically just the

00:55:05

first soldier who tries to

00:55:08

attach this bomb to the sides of the tigers, this bomb

00:55:12

explodes along with this bomb By the way,

00:55:15

it explodes literally into atoms, although of

00:55:18

course this is the reason for the explosives that

00:55:20

were actually in these socks,

00:55:22

of course,

00:55:23

but still it would have killed Oddo, but there

00:55:26

was a little more left of him, but for him

00:55:28

it’s very

00:55:30

cool, by the way, they show all the toughening

00:55:32

of the battle, remember the scene when the German shoots at the

00:55:35

American soldier, then they throw, they

00:55:38

start throwing each other's helmets, a pistol, and in the

00:55:41

mind there is very great bitterness for the magician, another

00:55:44

magnificent scene is just when he has

00:55:47

machine gunners who must, a group of 30

00:55:50

people who bypass the position of the

00:55:53

Americans,

00:55:55

are no longer able to cover,

00:55:57

partly due to the cowardice of the translator

00:56:00

just then, who shrank, well, of

00:56:03

course, you can understand, but still, he let you down

00:56:05

greatly at first, at first, they successfully fire back, by the way, a

00:56:10

grenade flies towards them, just the famous

00:56:12

Hunt grenades, which are the way back, but

00:56:16

she has an action; by the way, she rushed

00:56:18

because her fuse is burning from 9 seconds,

00:56:20

unlike, for example, an American

00:56:23

grenade, it also comes to have the courage

00:56:26

when when the check was pulled out, otherwise you do

00:56:28

n’t know, it was stolen by the lady, as soon as,

00:56:31

as they say, the check was pulled out, the

00:56:33

lady grenade is no longer a friend,

00:56:36

but there you

00:56:38

can even see from the German grenade when they are burning and burning

00:56:40

smoke came out of it and making it

00:56:42

identical in principle, yes, but we

00:56:45

can’t say there was such an element, then the

00:56:47

enemy penetrates and begins

00:56:49

to surround 1 through the partition of a German

00:56:52

soldier they were able to kill,

00:56:55

apparently, this is exactly what is shown through the

00:56:57

sound, by the way, in fact now it’s

00:56:59

mostly a shooting battle when the enemy is

00:57:02

not visible, they conduct it by sound, sometimes it

00:57:04

comes, they bring them negative,

00:57:06

for example, the consequences when a soldier does not understand

00:57:09

that they are shooting at him and the

00:57:11

nearby units are shooting, but that’s okay,

00:57:13

so our branches and then the

00:57:16

Germans still penetrate there and you see

00:57:19

hand-to-hand combat is just the same, and here

00:57:20

we have the same German

00:57:23

who was released, by the way, from that point of

00:57:26

view, they are

00:57:28

definitely a bastard, because he’s on his

00:57:30

nose for the Nazis. the soldier’s very vision from the

00:57:32

point of view of fulfilling the regulations of his

00:57:35

oath

00:57:36

is of course absolutely a rule, no,

00:57:38

but another question is that he is changing troops, that

00:57:42

is, if he was there in a Wehrmacht uniform, then

00:57:44

here he has already been in captivity of waffen ss ships, he has become

00:57:47

embittered, she will see a flock of

00:57:49

his quickly accepted by the waffen ss and in this

00:57:51

short time, you literally

00:57:53

went through one day during the film, this is a

00:57:57

Hitler Youth knife, and what is he doing there, it’s

00:58:00

unclear legs, guitar, mentos, dagger,

00:58:03

he himself was really wounded, by the way, it is

00:58:05

still valued on the market, about three

00:58:08

thousand dollars in good condition, they cost

00:58:10

Sasovsky a dagger and more like

00:58:13

sar daggers, for example, they could their cost

00:58:16

can reach up to 20 thousand

00:58:18

dollars in perfect condition in the so-

00:58:20

called menthol so here we

00:58:22

see by the way the work of a German thing is

00:58:26

just in good condition when this

00:58:29

German managed to win in hand-to-hand

00:58:31

combat

00:58:32

this is just a tragic picture when

00:58:34

slowly he is physically stronger than just a

00:58:37

bayonet in the chest of an American

00:58:41

soldier, then then this German

00:58:42

is captured again by the same one, and

00:58:45

here it is even more interesting how the German, by the way,

00:58:47

fulfilled his invisible promise, it was the

00:58:49

translator who was tied with

00:58:51

ribbons that were not enough for in order

00:58:54

to defeat the enemy, he pressed himself into the

00:58:58

stairs and the German, entering him, understands that he

00:59:02

once saved his life, passes

00:59:05

by, I then looks around, too, very well,

00:59:08

it is shown what is called how a

00:59:11

real soldier looks from right to left,

00:59:14

assess the situation and leaves the one who

00:59:18

once - then saved and alive if from

00:59:20

the division just from the division this is

00:59:22

for their famous but in tpp to receive although

00:59:25

she was not born there behind the body, it doesn’t matter

00:59:28

these are the ones who went through the operation

00:59:30

Rzhev citadel, that is, this is a selected

00:59:33

soldier in fact and as noted they

00:59:35

cunningly lead to which they can survive in

00:59:38

captivity, although the second time when

00:59:40

you don’t shoot each other, but does he kill no, well, how

00:59:43

would they repay each other’s debt and the second

00:59:46

time no one obliges new

00:59:48

Rivaldos on the other hand, the translator will still

00:59:50

release the other Germans but he will kill

00:59:52

exactly this one, although he could take

00:59:54

everyone prisoner, and I don’t eat those, even including the

00:59:56

officer who was an officer, this is always a

00:59:59

desired trophy, I won’t wish it in the hall, why

01:00:02

he did it is not clear, well, let’s move on

01:00:04

to the final scene on the bridge when our

01:00:08

captain Miller he is wounded, a tank is approaching him

01:00:11

and this is the famous scene when he

01:00:14

shoots at this tank and the tank suddenly,

01:00:17

really suddenly, everything

01:00:19

just 1 you look at it explodes and you

01:00:20

think it really hit so well, but

01:00:24

in fact this is aviation, and

01:00:28

first of all, it must be said that everything - still,

01:00:30

the director leaves room for thought,

01:00:33

or is Miller so lucky, this is also a

01:00:35

reason gods in war, this could

01:00:38

not have happened with an air god, of course,

01:00:41

because the tiger’s observation devices,

01:00:43

of course, had a thick layer of armored glass

01:00:46

and it was impossible to penetrate it, even if a

01:00:49

bullet passed, for example, the tiger has already,

01:00:52

again, the tiger tank had ammunition

01:00:54

from unitary shots, but if you don’t

01:00:57

know, I see that this is exactly the same,

01:01:00

again the question shows the mustang p-51,

01:01:03

the famous American fighter

01:01:05

that can also be used as an

01:01:07

attack aircraft, but this in this area

01:01:10

exactly where the story against enemy armored vehicles is,

01:01:12

those same P-47 Thunderbolt planes

01:01:16

because they carried much more

01:01:18

weapons were more effective, but of course of

01:01:20

course I always thought that it was the aviation that

01:01:23

was able to knock out the truth so successful and

01:01:25

immediately along with the bridge this

01:01:28

fireplace bridge to be honest, in order to bomb it was not necessary to

01:01:31

use a

01:01:33

fighter-bomber, not even a fighter-bomber, but

01:01:35

now the main scene of the film, which in

01:01:37

fact is when we say that

01:01:39

our filmmakers, among other things, do not reach

01:01:42

the area, in fact, it must be said that

01:01:44

they do not reach even because the

01:01:45

fighting scenes are staged and do not reach the

01:01:48

level of this last scene of the

01:01:50

film, of the two sub-scenes it will be

01:01:53

when Ryan approaches the dying Miller

01:01:56

and the subsequent ones, what happens there and he also

01:01:58

talks about being worthy, conditionally,

01:02:01

Miller speaking of the area until he is already dying,

01:02:03

in fact, he will die literally in

01:02:05

a few minutes and even or even seconds and

01:02:08

this just opens the way for, in my

01:02:11

opinion, a very strong ending of this

01:02:13

film, we return again to the 90s

01:02:16

to that same cemetery and we see a man

01:02:19

with already familiar facial features with eyes in

01:02:23

particular and eyes it’s simply wonderful,

01:02:25

this is just Ryan who has just returned back to

01:02:27

Normandy, who is surrounded by his

01:02:30

family, who falls to his knees in front of the

01:02:33

grave of Captain Miller and says that I

01:02:36

tried to live with dignity, his

01:02:39

aged wife,

01:02:41

putting her hand on his shoulder, says

01:02:44

you were a worthy person, in my opinion,

01:02:46

this is very strong By the way, I

01:02:49

experienced almost catharsis for the first time when I watched

01:02:52

this film, but I can say that,

01:02:54

of course, from the point of view of

01:02:56

historical inconsistencies in the film, we examined

01:02:58

a lot, but this is a work of art

01:03:00

in some films, and much more than in

01:03:03

some films, the plot itself is absolutely

01:03:06

based in the wound, but here this is the main

01:03:08

scene in the name of what normandy people fought in the name of,

01:03:12

firstly, they really fought

01:03:13

against fascism and there it is shown in the person of

01:03:16

these German soldiers, on the one

01:03:19

hand, on the other hand, they fought

01:03:21

for the fact that the equal returned home so

01:03:24

that he became a worthy person, lived a

01:03:27

worthy life, he also lives with dignity, but

01:03:30

in subsequent American films about

01:03:32

the war, of course, there is an idea that our guys are

01:03:34

just fighting, but yes, here Spielberg’s sketch

01:03:38

raises universal themes, I

01:03:40

agree, for example, if the cinema of the

01:03:43

late eighties is, for example, the

01:03:46

same platoon, a famous film, yes

01:03:48

then in the 2000s this is already an

01:03:51

American sniper and a completely different

01:03:53

ideology lost in the war in the war

01:03:56

completely different personalities completely

01:03:58

different moral problems the

01:04:00

idea of war has changed this point is

01:04:02

quite strong to prove, let me remind you that we

01:04:04

recently also dismantled the

01:04:06

full metal shell that is

01:04:08

embedded in the outline of such an anti-war

01:04:10

movie and By the way, this century to save

01:04:13

ordinary Ryan is also anti-war in

01:04:15

its essence, although there people fulfill their duty

01:04:18

to the end, by and large, but

01:04:20

nevertheless, war is war, and there are

01:04:23

truly universal human values, one

01:04:25

must live worthy of being worthy both in

01:04:27

war and in peace, that’s the same the bar

01:04:29

that Spielberg set is for many

01:04:32

filmmakers to this day who

01:04:34

make films about the war, it is unattainable,

01:04:36

well, thank you, it was very

01:04:39

interesting for our viewers, too, and

01:04:43

what next film should we review about

01:04:46

the war, I think our viewers will write to us and

01:04:48

please do not forget to subscribe on

01:04:51

ngn

01:04:52

busty and see you soon see you again

01:04:56

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