Amazing woman

[Mastermariner]

OK it's got nothing to do with aviation but I find this story amazing, what a woman.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6N14sfIvj4&list=UUx0U4oa1EOYhnujzL8Vvz8g

 

Like the saying: The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction must be credible.

Master

[Bando]

What a story!

[Cybermat47]

Quite a woman... a shame that her rage ended up killing her.

 

Also, that documentary was kind of insulting. Hitlerites? Really?

[HeavyCavalrySgt]

Also, that documentary was kind of insulting. Hitlerites? Really?

 

I had heard that term before and wondered about it, specifically is it better or worse than blaming all of Germany for Hitler's actions, similar to how it is common in some circles to say "Nazi" rather than "German".

 

Of course, occupying Soviet forces seemed to be able to find some left over disdain for the average German civilian as well.

[Finkeren]

Well, I'm pretty sure, that people on the other side of the isle would occasionally refer to the Red Army as the "Stalinists", so is it really surprising?

[IVJG4-Knight]

This is a silly glorification of war.

[LLv34_Flanker]

S!

 

 There was only a small difference between the Hakenkreutz Gang and Father Sunny Gang: The flag. Both were extremely oppressive regimes disregarding the well being of their own people and having prejudices against other nations. As the saying goes: The young people suffer because of the old and greedy.

[IVJG4-Knight]

Even as a man i would rather be a nurse(and help people) than fight inside a tank(and kill people) .

Edited May 8, 2014 by IVJG4-Knight

[Mastermariner]

With all due respect I fail to see how this woman's determination and struggle to fight for her nation on its own soil against the invaders' that killed her husband  can in anyway be construed as glorifying war. If all the Soviet citizens had flocked to hospital service, although very important, what would the world look like today?

 

Master

[Cybermat47]

With all due respect I fail to see how this woman's determination and struggle to fight for her nation on its own soil against the invaders' that killed her husband  can in anyway be construed as glorifying war. If all the Soviet citizens had flocked to hospital service, although very important, what would the world look like today?

 

Master

I think people are condemning the documentary rather than this remarkable woman.