The Battalion's Last Stand: "We Don't Run" | Battalion 2015 π₯βοΈπ Description: Surrounded. Outnumbered. Ammunition almost gone. The men had deserted their posts. The army was falling apart. So the women of Russia's First Death Battalion raised their rifles and prepared to prove that courage has no gender. π¨ In Battalion (2015), this is the moment the untrained volunteersβfarm girls, aristocrats, and widowsβbecome battle-hardened warriors . The German attack is relentless. Bodies fall around them. The young women who once dreamed of romance now hold the line with bayonets fixed and jaws clenched tight. Then the music fades. Commander Maria Bochkareva (Mariya Aronova)βa real-life peasant who personally begged the Czar to let her fightβrefuses to retreat. Her eyes burn with the same fury that earned her the St. George's Cross . She looks at the horizon, at the shells exploding in the gray dawn, and gives the only order that matters: "No one steps back. Not one step." π‘οΈ The women fix their eyes on the enemy. They know each bullet may be their last. One by one, the scattered soldiers of the Russian Army stop fleeing. They watch the women hold the line. Shame creeps across their faces. And then the artillery answers. Not from behind. From the flanks. Reinforcementsβreal soldiers, men who remembered they were soldiersβarrive at the critical moment. The tide shifts. The gray uniforms retreat into the smoke. The battalion has survived. Not by miracle. By refusing to die. π Witness the battle that proved heroism has no uniformβonly a heartbeat. #Battalion2015 #RussianWarFilm #WomenInWar #DeathBattalion #MariaBochkareva #WWI #HistoricalFilm #FemaleSoldiers #WarCinema #MustWatch #ShortsFeed #ViralClip π₯βοΈππ¬πΏ
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Nah, one artillery shell into that trench and you're at the top of the scoreboard
luckily hans over here has a grenade
Russia created all women's infantry units in WWI in order to shame the demoralized men's units back into fighting. Some of the unit's performed surprisingly well, including at the Battle of Smorgon during the Kerensky offensive, where they received poor support from their male counterparts. While for most part disbanded with the rise of the Bolsheviks, female combat veterans played a role in defending the Winter Palace.
This looks like a very interesting movie, I definitely want to watch it
Wojna jest straszna . Bohaterstwo i mΔka kobiet nie ma granic β€π΅π±
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Mosins! Look at all those Mosins! Love it.
Russian version of 1917 or all quiet on the western front
Stielgranate:
I love Russian war movies usually they are based on true stories and the filming is amazing. Much better than anything Hollywood produce
Their help has arrived
These times when I see these movies about wars that happened long time ago... I realize more and more, that these things happen right now when I am typing this, Sure in another form. But not in another emotion.
URRAAAHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is a very good film.
The scariest monster God's created... Human.
One stiel hand graten and the scene was over
Movie name please
And Europe nowadays for their Russophobia & ignorance have prohibited to acknowledge Russia Specially (Red Army's sacrifices of defeating Nazi Germany coalition in world war two
Holy fukkkk wars suck
What is this movie?