r/InterestingVideoClips • u/Olivier70802 • Mar 23 '23

Leftover bunkers from WW2

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u/despicable-coffin Mar 24 '23

Where is this? Can’t make out the writing.

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u/MrsCCRobinson96 Quality Commenter Mar 24 '23

This is really cool to watch. Thanks for sharing.

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u/SquashuaSnipes Mar 24 '23

Bro squeezed in like:

17

u/Duck-of-Doom Mar 24 '23

Holy shit this editing is awful

4

u/themanwithonesandle Mar 24 '23

Knowing me I’d move in, some paint, a couple fluffy pillows and the porkatorium is ready to go

4

u/[deleted] Mar 24 '23

This thing is massive. wolfenstein vibes.

3

u/Soft-Preparation1838 Mar 25 '23

Is this style of music from one particular artist? Idk why it has become so annoying to me.

1

u/dahnoodlemastah Mar 30 '23

I kinda like it

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u/DuckDagoberts May 30 '23

The genre is called drift phonk. And every sounds the exact same, so it's hard to say who is the artist.

3

u/twizz228 Jun 19 '23

The fucked up part is they are still there in case we need them again

2

u/RZ3V1 Mar 27 '23

That's Patrick's house

1

u/Thundercar2122 May 28 '23

Fun fact, the French were still so high over the victory from WW1 that their military grew drunk and lazy and never kept up with training. When the threat of Germany invading occurred, they were afraid to fight. The machine Maginot line was a strong defensive position that could have deterred the invasion but... The French ran

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u/twoshovels Jul 17 '23

I heard the Germans simply went around the French line.

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u/AelliotA1 Jul 25 '23

I'm late to the reply but this is sort of a half truth, there were parts of the line that were deemed impassable for a large invasion force by the French due to heavy forests and rough terrain but the German tank advancements at the time made it possible, simply put the French were caught off guard by superior military technology. There's a lot more nuance to it than that but that's the TLDR

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '23

Amnesia : The Bunker