# Discussion on Foreign Soldiers in WWII

- Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2117932368497614914
- Source account: [@ImtiazMadmood](https://x.com/ImtiazMadmood)
- Source language: Czech
- Target language: English
- Duration: 0:40
- Published: 2026-11-04
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- Canonical URL: https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qpj1wbJknA14/transcript-of-discussion-on-foreign-soldiers-in-wwii

## Transcript

[0:04](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qpj1wbJknA14/transcript-of-discussion-on-foreign-soldiers-in-wwii?t=4) It was a false impression. None of these non-Germanic, Latin or Muslim Slavic peoples ever actually belonged to the Black Order.

[0:16](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qpj1wbJknA14/transcript-of-discussion-on-foreign-soldiers-in-wwii?t=16) Attracted by decent pay and family allowances, these men never received their registration numbers from the SS, and their ranks were different.

[0:27](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qpj1wbJknA14/transcript-of-discussion-on-foreign-soldiers-in-wwii?t=27) They wore uniforms, but they were just cannon fodder.

[0:31](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qpj1wbJknA14/transcript-of-discussion-on-foreign-soldiers-in-wwii?t=31) The recruitment chief said: “No German mother need weep for any fallen foreigner.”