Horror at Hartmannsweilerkopf – The battlefield must not be forgotten!

During the First World War, the local population called Hartmannswillerkopf "the man-eater." And rightly so. This is confirmed by the disturbingly numerous remnants from that time that can still be found on the mountain today. Ruins that silently tell the story of this catastrophe, which claimed the lives of 30,000 people. This man-made disaster should not be forgotten. Dear viewers, we're glad you've found our channel. Those who would like to support our projects financially can use the following information: IBAN CH90 0028 8288 4312 10M3 C Account holder: Eva Antonak A film with Stephan Tschanz and Erik Wulfson in collaboration with Detlef Bussat of "Expedition Hartmannsweilerkopf" https://www.hk1418.de and Robert Lenhardt of "Les Amis du Hartmannswilerkopf" https://www.ahwk.fr. Another recommendation: hartmannswillerkopf.e-monsite.com Music from "artlist". Specific license number 333296 Genesis by Ty Simon I Am Not Your Doll by Francesco D'Andrea Bioluminescence by Brianna Tam The Big Blue by Alon Peretz The Mystics by Kyle Preston Premiere by Adrién Berenguer Back Home by Max H. Cartography Animation: Google Earth Maxar Technologies Footage: artlist specific license number 333296 Historical photographs & fold-out map HMWK: © Expedition Hartmannsweilerkopf Casualty list: © Thierry Ehret Historical film footage: "General Guisan and His Time" 1995 / F871 © VBS/DDPS Vosges Watch 1917 © German Federal Archives Infantry Close Combat - An Instructional Film © German Federal Archives Why Air Raid Protection? 1917 Babs 080 © VBS/DDPS Simplon Mountain Artillery 1938 AF 339 © VBS/DDPS Courtesy of the Army Digital Media Centre (DMA) The footage of the "Friends of Hartmannsweilerkopf" is taken from Benjamin Stebner's documentary "Hartmannsweilerkopf - Labor Deployment on the Battlefields of the First World War."    • Hartmannsweilerkopf. Arbeitseinsatz auf de...   Quote from the battle on January 11, 1915, from the radio program "At the Front and Between the Fronts," Radio DRS / Markus Gasser, May 19, 2014