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This scene is from The Sacrifice (2020), a Chinese film depicting the Korean War, not World War II. There is no independently verified historical evidence that this particular event happened as portrayed. An extraordinary event involving dozens of people physically holding up a destroyed bridge while soldiers crossed under enemy bombardment would reasonably be expected to leave behind multiple eyewitness accounts, military reports, or written records. Yet nobody seems able to provide any. You cannot prove a negative, and the burden of proof rests on those claiming it happened. A movie depicting an event does not make that event historical fact. If this really happened, provide the battle, date, location, and credible historical documentation.
Written records, first hand witness accounts, flight manifest etc. etc.
Take your pick. Like I said it's my job to know. And again this didn't happen
Who said they were fixing it?
人間で不安定な橋を作るよりも普通に橋を作ってトラックで大量に物資を運搬する方がいい
Some slow reverbed version
Some slow reverbed version
Watch the feat of your enemies and admire them?✅️
аля спасение рядового райана и тд.
back to the original question? what original question? where did i indicate the historical accuracy was what im contesting? i think you replied to the wrong comment, as you keep assuming things i have never said throughout your reply.
(Вроде это, возможно песня которая в видео эта remix но я незнаю какой)
No this is more likely to be in world war II though because of the aircraft
I'll give a few examples: (a) Hero is defending a fort and also looking for the heroine who is below him where water is filling up fast; she sees him searching but can't call out 'cause her tongue has been ripped out. Ending - she drowns, the fort is overrun. (b) Hero defeats baddie and saves his baby but later can't find the grave where his wife was buried alive. (c) A group of heroes go on a quest, get cornered on a deserted mud castle, and all die in a last stand against barbarians. In all these I personally found nothing satisfying about the tragedy.
In contrast, in my all time favourite movie Hero by Zhang Yimou, most of the protagonists die tragically including the main character played by Jet Li, but naratively it made sense and was done fantastically and I loved it. Here's a potato.
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There are few countries in the world that are know for the incredible sacrifices made by their people.
Nr 1 very well may be Russia. The amount of horrors that their people have been forced into to protect their family and friends from idiotic or impossible state orders. just 2 examples are the heroic divers of chernobyl who volunteered to go into the reactor building and manually open the flood gates and prevented a significant thermal explosion that would have destroyed all remaining reactor at chernobyl and likely made most of Europe uninhabitable for hundredsof evwn thousends of years. & Vladimir Komarov the cosmonaut who refused to step down to protect his friend and backup pilot Yuri Gagarin. He died when his capsule hit the ground at over 1.200 kph after the parachute failed and got tangled. A famous picture exists of his charred body.
There is also popular lore that Vladimir had demanded an open casket to force the soviet leaders to behold what they had caused with their negligence. But this has not been confirmed by historians or anyone to my knowlage, its most likely just a rumor created arouns the picture.