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During World War II, the Allies suffered heavy losses due to the wolf pack tactics adopted by the German naval commander Dönitz. At a submarine base in the Atlantic Ocean, one day a submarine sailor poured his leftovers into the air, and seagulls immediately came to scramble on the beach. Over time, whenever a British submarine appeared in this area, seagulls would hover over the submarine.

The sailor then reported the incident to his superiors. It attracted close attention from the upper echelons of the British Navy. Therefore, every time the seagulls were seen circling in a certain area, the British Navy immediately sent submarines to reconnoiter this area and then attack the German submarines, and the German Navy suffered great losses due to the use of this tactic.

It also reversed the dire situation in the Atlantic.

Audi Murphy, who is only 165 centimeters tall and weighs 50 kilograms, is one of the most decorated soldiers in the United States during World War II, the prototype of Captain America. On January 26, 1945, during the Ardennes counterattack, he operated the heavy machine gun on a burning M10 tank destroyer to cover the retreat of his comrades, killing at least 50 German soldiers and repelling the attack (he killed 240 enemies during the entire war). After the war, he overcame war stress syndrome with amazing perseverance.

On December 20, 1943, a U.S. B-17 bomber commanded by Captain Charlie Brown was seriously damaged by anti-aircraft guns and fighter jets while bombing Bremen, killing a self-defense machine gunner and wounding the other crew members. Franz Stiegler, the ace of the German 27th Fighter Wing, received orders to take to the skies to intercept it, but when he saw the tragic situation inside the B-17, he decided to turn to escort the B-17 and finally made it home safely. The two reunited in 2001 and became best friends in their later years.

After the surrender of the German army in Paris, there were still sporadic German soldiers who resisted stubbornly. Major Harry Lighthold escaped capture and hid in the corner of the third floor of the Admiralty in Place de la Concorde. He heard the cheers of the crowd in the square, peeked out and saw a black convertible car driving in, with a French general in the back seat, and he raised his light machine gun and aimed it at the man.

Then another thought came to him: if he fired, the crowd would come and search for him and kill him. He reluctantly lowered the light machine gun from the windowsill, feeling that whoever the general was, his life was not worth his own.

Two years later, in a prisoner of war camp, the naval officer learned from a newspaper page that the man was - Charles de Gaulle.

Witold Pilecki, a Polish soldier and member of the Polish underground resistance, was the only prisoner in World War II to voluntarily enter a Nazi concentration camp, where he organized resistance to Nazi-occupied areas and passed on Nazi atrocities at Auschwitz to comrades outside the camp. He escaped in 1943 and survived the liberation of Poland, but was executed for treason by the newly formed Polish People's Republic in 1948.

No one told me about this at all.

At the time of the Normandy landings, there was a battalion of German ace tanks, which had never lost in Europe, and the commander seemed to be carried away by the victory. Ordered to drive the newly acquired Tiger tanks to the beach and fire at the naval guns of the Allied battleships (, which was a commendable courage, but in less than an hour, the naval guns on the Allied 10,000-ton ships bombarded these new tanks directly back into a state of parts.

There was one of the best battles in Italy in the bloody battle of El Alamein.

I'll say one. In the North Sea region of northern England, Germany.

National Navy Week.

I, III, V laid mines, British Navy.

On the second, fourth, and sixth days, everyone rested on Sunday. Once, the British army was annoyed and didn't go to minesweeping, wanting to see what the reaction of the German army was, but the German ** debuted its own mine and sank. The British army rescued the German commander, and as soon as the German commander got on the boat, he was furious and shouted:

Why don't you sweep mines on time, it's too unqualified! ”

There is a program called "Archives" with a lot of content, and some of them introduce and decipher some untold stories in World War II, such as Hitler's death, the July Conspiracy, Yoshiko Kawashima, General Dianlan and so on.

There are many similar programs like this, "Discovery", which also introduces the World War II chapter, Patton's death, the rescue of Mussolini, and many more.

It is recommended that you watch these programs, which combine sound and video, and the interpretation is also very professional.

Otto Karius and Wittman.

The ace captain of the two Tigers.

Buy some biographies of World War II celebrities, which are all in it, and now the ** documentary channel shows the Great Patriotic War, you can also take a look, there are many such documentaries on TV.

Zhukov attacked the USSR twice in the Japanese army. Zhukov served as commander-in-chief. Losing position No. 3, Zhukov ordered to retreat.

A lot of people don't understand. And throw away the heavy equipment. The last Soviet soldier and the first Japanese soldier were only 14 meters apart.

Zhukov's army was divided into two waves and squads of 43 people. The squad enters the valley. The rest went up from both sides of the mountain.

The Japanese saw a squad of 43 people enter the valley. Zhukov blew up the mountain pass with a 3-goal run. The Soviets were victorious.