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Du hast das Messer in der Hand und bedrohst die Leute. Wir haben normal geredet, aber anscheinend kannst du nicht reden. Das Messer ist hier hinten. Komm jetzt, ich komme nach Heide. Geh raus. Finger weg von mir. --- You have the knife in your hand and are threatening people. We were talking normally, but apparently, you can't communicate. The knife is back here. Come on, I'm coming to Heide. Get out. Keep your hands off me.

The German army and nation suffered greatly after WWI due to sanctions and chaos. Poverty, inflation, and unemployment led to despair. Germany then transformed into a powerful nation under Hitler, but faced intense hatred during WWII. Millions of Germans suffered horrific atrocities, a dark secret in history. Translation: The German army and nation suffered greatly after WWI due to sanctions and chaos. Poverty, inflation, and unemployment led to despair. Germany then transformed into a powerful nation under Hitler, but faced intense hatred during WWII. Millions of Germans suffered horrific atrocities, a dark secret in history.

My German youth, you are fortunate to witness a time of upheaval and greatness. You are experiencing the birth of a great age, a miracle of our time. Buildings are being erected, factories founded, and a new German being is maturing. My life struggle has not been in vain. You will be brave, courageous, and loyal, but you will see the Fatherland with different eyes. You will learn a different kind of dedication to the eternal Reich. In five years, a miraculous accomplishment has been made in your training. The coming years will reinforce this miracle. A new youth will assemble, constantly stronger and healthier, giving greater hopes for the future. We are accustomed to fighting and will parry every attack. You shall stand beside me, holding our banners high. Though our adversary might carry his Soviet symbol, with our symbol, we shall triumph once again.

I was told my enemy is ready for a fight, and I welcome it. They are prepared for my invasion, but I won't fight fair. I will destroy their city and every hiding place. I see soldiers as hungry lions, and it's hunt season. On October 7th, my agent was killed, and now I'll send my demons. Prepare for the paratroopers.

На востоке гром, план Вильгельма обречён. Немцы выпустили газ, но увидели мертвые поля. Атака мин ввела в панику врагов. Русские войска шли с штыками на врагов. Translation: In the east, thunder, Wilhelm's plan is doomed. The Germans released gas but saw dead fields. The attack of mines panicked the enemies. Russian troops marched with bayonets against the enemy.

Since 1914, I have dedicated myself to my people with love and loyalty. I did not desire war in 1939, it was instigated by international statesmen of Jewish origin. Despite efforts for peace, war was wanted for business and by propaganda of international Jewry. I choose to remain in Berlin, refusing surrender to enemies. I urge soldiers to resist in the spirit of National Socialism. I ask my comrades to prioritize the nation's interests over personal feelings. Let us build a National Socialist state for future generations, serving the common good above all else. All Germans, National Socialists, and soldiers must remain faithful to the new government and resist international Jewry.

Soldaten, zum dritten Mal versammeln Sie sich hier auf diesem Platz in Nürnberg. Zum ersten Mal wehen die Kriegsflaggen des neuen Reiches vor Ihnen. Zum ersten Mal halten Sie die neuen Banner Ihrer Regimenter in der Faust. Dieses äußere Bild illustriert den Wandel, den Deutschland durchgemacht hat. Wir verdanken es der unendlichen Energie unseres Volkes, dass wir heute hier stehen können. Doch diese Arbeit wäre umsonst, wenn das Reich seinen inneren und äußeren Frieden nicht sichern könnte. Die oberste Aufgabe ist die Sicherung dieses Friedens. Ihr, meine Soldaten, seid von der Nation berufen, über unser Volk zu wachen. Deutsche waren immer gute Soldaten. Wenn Deutschland damals zusammenbrach, war es die Folge seines inneren politischen Zusammenbruchs. Heute steht die Nation so aufrecht wie ihr. Deutschland ist seiner Soldaten wieder würdig geworden. Mit dem Volk, der Partei und der Armee bilden wir eine unauflösliche Gemeinschaft. Deutschland hat einen Platz in seinem Herzen für euch, seine Soldaten. Es hat die Wertschätzung für unsere ehemalige große Armee auf euch übertragen, und ihr sollt dessen würdig sein. Das Vaterland wird stark und groß und glücklich sein und den Frieden bewahren, der unser Leben sichert. Wir bekennen uns zu unserem deutschen Volk und zum Deutschen Reich. Sieg Heil! --- Soldiers, for the third time, you are assembled here on this square in Nuremberg. For the first time, the war flags of the new Reich are flying before you. For the first time, you are holding the new banners of your regiments. This external image illustrates the change that Germany has undergone. We owe it to the infinite energy of our people that we can stand here today. But this work would be in vain if the Reich could not safeguard its internal and external peace. The supreme task is to safeguard this peace. You, my soldiers, have been called upon by the nation to watch over our people. Germans have always been good soldiers. If Germany collapsed back then, it was the consequence of its inner political collapse. Today, the nation stands as upright as you. Germany has once more become worthy of its soldiers. With the Volk, the party, and the army, we form an indissoluble community. Germany has a place in its heart for you, its soldiers. It has transferred the esteem for our former great army to you, and you shall be worthy of it. The fatherland will be strong and great and happy and preserve the peace that safeguards our life. We profess our faith to our German people and to the German Reich. Sieg Heil!

Der Feind hat die Front in Balthation durchbrochen und rückt in Richtung Stansdorf vor. Im Norden operiert er zwischen Frnau und Pankow, während er im Osten bis zur Linie Lichtenberg, Mazdorf und Kauzhaus vorgedrungen ist. Trotz des geplanten Angriffs von Steiner konnten nicht genügend Kräfte mobilisiert werden. Es bleiben nur wenige Orte wie Kita, Jojo, Krebs und Poker. Es wird Rache genommen für eroberte Städte und es wird Blut fließen. Translation: The enemy has broken through the front in Balthation and is advancing towards Stansdorf. In the north, they are operating between Frnau and Pankow, while in the east, they have reached the line Lichtenberg, Mazdorf, and Kauzhaus. Despite Steiner's planned attack, not enough forces could be mobilized. Only a few places like Kita, Jojo, Krebs, and Poker remain. Revenge will be taken for captured cities, and blood will be spilled.

Wir sind eine stark verschworene Gemeinschaft und wollen in Ruhe gelassen werden. Unser Vorteil ist unsere Friedensliebe, niemandem Leid zuzufügen. 1939 haben die Westmächte die Maske fallen lassen und Deutschland den Krieg erklärt. Trotz Versuchen und Entgegenkommen geben sie zu, dass Polen wahrscheinlich eingewilligt hätte, aber sie wollten den Krieg. Innere Gegner bestätigten dies. England wird den Kampf bekommen. Nachdem Bomben auf die Bevölkerung in Westfalen geworfen wurden, wartete ich 14 Tage, weil ich dachte, der Mann ist wahnsinnig. Er führt einen Kampf, bei dem nur ein Volk gewinnen wird. **Translation:** We are a strongly united community and want to be left alone. Our advantage is our love of peace, not to cause suffering to anyone. In 1939, the Western powers dropped the mask and declared war on Germany. Despite attempts and concessions, they admit that Poland would probably have agreed, but they wanted the war. Internal opponents confirmed this. England will get the fight. After bombs were dropped on the population in Westphalia, I waited 14 days because I thought the man was crazy. He is waging a battle in which only one nation will win.

Adolf Hitler opens with a May Day address, declaring the day sacred for the Deutsche Volksgenossen and calling on the German people to recognize that all who contribute to national work must stand together, pledging to defend German honor, equal rights, and European peace. He proclaims that the Führer has spoken and that the German people should stand behind him in steadfast loyalty. Speaker 1 emphasizes that he speaks with the authority of someone who has grown from among the people, having stood beside them in wartime and through hardship, and who rose through diligence, learning, and hunger. He asserts personal continuity with his earlier self and recalls his experiences during the war, noting a rise from within the common ranks. Hitler or the extemporaneous speakers describe the labor force and the masses, noting perceived achievements within three months of focused effort and claiming that the German people have engaged in national tasks only tied to their own volk (people). The text asserts that the nation’s struggle was borne by the German farmer and worker, and that the people should not be meddled with by outsiders who “live everywhere and nowhere,” a critique of rootless international interest groups. Speaker 3 laments that Volkerstrife is fomented by a small, rootless international clique seeking to prevent peace, and emphasizes that the volk is bound to its soil, homeland, and living conditions. The speaker envisions a future where the German Volk can finally be treated with respect in international affairs and where peace is attainable if the nation remains united. Speaker 4 articulates a request for the German people to judge him for his work, urging them to vote in his favor if he has served them well. He addresses the common German, criticizing those who resist sacrifices and who fail to understand the benefits of shared burdens, such as the “Eintopfsonntag” (one-pot Sunday) and broader wartime austerity, arguing that these measures supported millions of people, including children. Speaker 1 reflects on the denial of Marxism as a political objective and frames the split in the nation as a betrayal of workers, contrasting it with a supposed commitment to a peaceful, unified Germany that does not threaten other nations. He praises a disciplined, orderly implementation of National Socialism and recounts how the movement, once small, has grown through sacrifice and loyalty to the Führer. Speaker 5 and Speaker 2 discuss the Party’s long-term goals: the movement started with two principles—be a true world-views party and seize power in Germany. They claim the nation’s future rests on a unified, disciplined people with a strong political leadership alongside the army. The youth are envisioned to be educated to reject class distinctions, to endure hardship, and to perpetuate German unity even after the older generation passes. The movement promises a peaceful future and asserts that Germany will now pursue collaboration with other nations, while insisting that no German must reject the communal labor that binds the Reich together. In closing, Hitler/Hitler-adjacent speakers celebrate the creation of a “new Germany” symbolized by the spade as a sign of a new community, a revolution accomplished by the people’s will, with a warning to enemies that the nation will stand firm and endure, and that unemployment has fallen as the nation builds a shared future. The address asserts that the next collective appeal will once again demonstrate the unity and resilience of the German Volk.

Unsere Rettung war die Madonna von Stalingrad, von einem Staatsarzt gemalt. Die Nachricht von ihr verbreitete sich schnell im Kessel, Hoffnung keimte auf. Doch was an der Front verloren geht, kann nie ersetzt werden. Jeder Verlust ist unwiederbringlich. Translation: Our salvation was the Madonna of Stalingrad, painted by a state doctor. The news of her spread quickly in the cauldron, hope sprouted. But what is lost at the front can never be replaced. Every loss is irreparable.

Hitler, in his bunker in Berlin, had learned of Mussolini's death, with Eva Braun by his side. They were surrounded by his high command, a situation that had persisted since 01/16/1945. Churchill's bombings of German civilians and the rape of Germany continued non stop, and by 1945 the Germans faced a hopeless situation. The Red Army had reached the River Oder, which stood as the last great natural obstacle before Berlin. Germany would now be surrounded from every frontier. The Soviets reportedly had twice as many men as the Wehrmacht and four times as many tanks. Stalin claimed that he had 6,000,000 men against the remaining 1,000,000 Germans of every unit the Reich could gather. Hitler understood that he was surrounded. Facing certain defeat, foreign volunteers, old men, women, and children prepared for the last fight against hopeless odds. Boys of the Hitler Youth also prepared themselves for the last battle. The only thing that stood between heaven and hell was the remaining German troops. On April 19, Soviet troops reached the Berlin suburbs. Every remaining desperate defender of Germany would be eliminated in house-by-house street fighting. The Red Terror couldn't be haunted anyone. The combat embraced everyone in its battle zone. Hitler's dreams of a free world had been shattered to a million pieces.

The time of internal and external threats has passed, and the German folk are joined together. A voice awakened you, and you followed it for years without seeing its owner. We are filled with the miraculousness of this gathering. Faith has made us great, rich, brave, and courageous. You come from villages, towns, cities, mines, and factories to feel that we are together, with him, and he is with us; we are now Germany. This Reich will grow for centuries. Germany has come into its own; our folk has been reborn. I greet you, my old comrades, leaders, and banner bearers, as the standard bearers of a new history. I greet you as the hope of the present and guarantors of our future, particularly the youth. Become men like those who stand before you. Fight as they have fought. Fear no man. Do what is right and your duty, and the Lord God will never abandon our folk. Heil Deutschland.

Herr Chatschil claimed to have destroyed 50% of U-boats, but later reduced the number to 30% and then 10%. He criticized attacks on civilians in England and vowed to continue fighting until a clear decision is made. He emphasized the need for peace and expressed a desire to work for the benefit of the German people. The sacrifices of those who died for the movement were praised, and a commitment to rectify past shame in German history was highlighted. Translation: Herr Chatschil claimed to have destroyed 50% of U-boats, but later reduced the number to 30% and then 10%. He criticized attacks on civilians in England and vowed to continue fighting until a clear decision is made. He emphasized the need for peace and expressed a desire to work for the benefit of the German people. The sacrifices of those who died for the movement were praised, and a commitment to rectify past shame in German history was highlighted.

Вперёд! Быстро, не останавливайся! Давай на рации, тихо! За мной, за мной! Смотри слева, ГЭС! Кидай гранаты! Вперёд, проходи вправо! Граната! Держи! Все, пошли! Вперёд! --- Forward! Quickly, don’t stop! Let’s use the radios, quiet! Follow me! Watch the left, the hydroelectric station! Throw grenades! Move forward, go right! Grenade! Here! Everyone, let’s go! Forward!

The speaker expresses grief over the fate of Germans in Austria, citing a shared history and race. They claim Austria suffers under a regime lacking legal mandate, suppressing the majority with terror and economic destruction, while Germany flourishes. The speaker asserts that Austrians long for Germany, with whom they share culture and history. The speaker claims to have warned Austrian rulers against oppression, arguing it breeds fanaticism. They state Germany has taken in 40,000 refugees from Austria, while thousands more are imprisoned. An agreement in 1936 was allegedly violated, and a planned referendum was designed to deprive the majority of their rights through fraudulent means. The speaker announces that the German Reich will no longer tolerate the persecution of Germans in Austria. German soldiers have been sent to Austria to ensure a genuine referendum can take place. The speaker looks forward to returning to Austria as a free citizen.

Another death in Mannheim. Do you know how many people have died because of German weapons? If God's punishment comes a little to Germany, oh, I'm scared. I feel sorry for you all, honestly. May the curse be upon you all, in all seriousness. **Translation:** Another death in Mannheim. Do you know how many people have died because of German weapons? If God's punishment comes a little to Germany, oh, I'm scared. I feel sorry for you all, honestly. May the curse be upon you all, in all seriousness.

We engaged 8 individuals, losing 2. Moving to engage more. Identified RPGs and AK-47s. Requesting pictures. Confirming location. Engaging targets. Hotel 26 reports 18 dead. Continuing fire. Bushmaster 7, please respond.

Speaker 0 describes a stance to attack only on the front lines, not against women or children, noting that “that was a data loss,” and that they “did it to all fronts” and “we did not fly a night attack.” He argues that since bombs would be dropped anyway, before the German people he cannot permit his own Volksgenossen to perish while sparing foreigners, so the war must be fought and the sacrifices available must be used. Speaker 1, after acknowledging that he cannot deny this any longer, refers to himself as “the greatest strategist born so far” and declares that the Luftkrieg (air war) is his doing. He calls it a brilliant idea by Mister Georgill against the civilian population, noting England apparently rejected this in anticipation of future developments. He asserts that in this war he did not conduct night attacks on civilian populations in Poland, arguing that at night the objective cannot be hit as accurately, so he primarily targeted roofs and aimed at military targets. He says he did the same in Norway, Holland, and France. He contrasts this with a belief that the British Air Force would be unable to escape German scrutiny if night raids targeted civilians, implying that the German campaign aimed at military targets. As the war in the West ended, he extended his efforts toward “Henglad,” and faced pressure from many to act sooner: “how long, Führer, do you wait? They do not stop.” He waited over three months and then gave the order to commence the fight with the same resolve with which he had started every battle, continuing “up to now.” Speaker 2 portrays the enemy as incredibly cruel and determined to destroy Germany, stating that the enemy has proclaimed this thousands of times, and asserting that there is no reason to doubt it. He intensifies the claim by equating the enemies’ motives with biblical purge concepts, describing a wish for Germany’s extermination with “Mann und Maus und Jung und Alt.” He emphasizes that what would be done to German women and children cannot be imagined, urging that it will be a total war that affects every German, their lives, existence, family, wife, and child—the war threatens life itself. He concludes that wherever now flourishing cities and villages exist, a future of desolation would result, turning into a desert; the war, he says, is total and affects everyone.

Herr Chatschil claimed U-boats were destroyed, but now admits they are increasing. He discusses fighting against civilians in England, expressing determination to continue the battle until a clear decision is made. He emphasizes the need for peace and denounces war for material interests. He praises those who sacrificed for Germany and vows to rectify past shame in the nation's history. Translation: Mr. Chatschil initially claimed U-boats were destroyed, but now acknowledges their increase. He discusses fighting against civilians in England and expresses determination to continue the battle until a clear decision is made. He emphasizes the need for peace and denounces war for material interests. He praises those who sacrificed for Germany and vows to rectify past shame in the nation's history.

Something is approaching, and it won't be stopped. Look around; darkness is prevalent. My hatred manifests in various forms. We have a plan to assassinate the Fuhrer, and you will act as our spy in Ignat. Churchill views Germany as a threat, fearing that a bomb linked to England could lead to invasion or worse. I'm prepared to face my destiny in silence.

Die Ostsee ist nicht sicher, da ein potenter Gegner modernste Einheiten besitzt. Wenn dieser Gegner die Ostsee kontrolliert, sind Finnland und Schweden isoliert. Die Deutsche Marine arbeitet im Bündnis, um diese Bedrohung zu bekämpfen. Zukünftige Kämpfe erfordern Anpassungen an die Bedrohungen in Küstennähe und geringen Distanzen. English Translation: The Baltic Sea is not secure due to a powerful adversary with advanced units. If this adversary controls the Baltic Sea, Finland and Sweden are isolated. The German Navy works in alliance to counter this threat. Future battles require adjustments to threats in coastal areas and short distances.

In Berlin, near the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate, I reflect on the war ending and Europe's fate. As a simple soldier, I send greetings to our women fighters who strive for victory alongside us.

Wir haben gegen den Bolschewismus gekämpft, um unser Land und Europa zu schützen. Wir standen gegen Amerikaner, Russen und zwölffache Übermacht, um unsere Bevölkerung zu verteidigen. Der Feind hat Kriegsregeln missachtet, Frauen misshandelt und aufgehetzt. Wir haben versucht, dies zu verhindern, Vergewaltigung war streng verboten und wurde nicht von deutschen Soldaten begangen. English Translation: We fought against Bolshevism to protect our country and Europe. We faced Americans, Russians, and overwhelming odds to defend our population. The enemy disregarded rules of war, mistreated women, and incited violence. We tried to prevent this, rape was strictly prohibited and not committed by German soldiers.

Fueling the flames of hate was the Jewish propagandist Ilya Ehrenberg, a figure described as one of the most influential men in the Soviet Union. The transcript states that Ehrenberg ensured his message of evil reached every soldier in the Red Army by ordering that leaflets be dropped from airplanes onto the front lines. This depiction presents Ehrenberg as an organizer of anti-German propaganda intended to provoke and unleash brutal violence among Soviet troops. Within the presented quotes, a direct directive attributed to the propaganda is given: "Kill them all, men, old men, children, and the women after you have amused yourself with them. Kill. Nothing in German is guiltless, neither the living nor the yet unborn. Break the racial pride of the German woman. Take her as your legitimate booty." These lines are presented as part of the propaganda material that Ehrenberg is said to have disseminated to Soviet soldiers, emphasizing indiscriminate killing and the subjugation of German women as a tactic to break morale and racial pride. The transcript then notes the broader consequence of the Red Army’s advances: "Soon as the Red Army forced the Wehrmacht back in the East, millions of German civilians suffered the same ghastly fate as the victims of Nimmersdorf." This sentence connects the propaganda and wartime actions to mass suffering among German civilians, suggesting that the reprisals or violence against civilians paralleled the earlier atrocities described, drawing a comparison to the fate of victims associated with Nimmersdorf. Overall, the sequence in the transcript presents a narrative where Ilya Ehrenberg’s propagandistic efforts—delivered through leaflets dropped onto front lines—are linked to extreme calls for killing and sexual violence against German civilians, with the consequence described as millions of German civilians facing ghastly outcomes as the Red Army pushed back the Wehrmacht. The material emphasizes the reach of the propaganda, the explicit violent commands attributed to it, and the alleged retaliatory violence experienced by German civilians in the wake of Soviet advances.