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The German Soldier Who Killed more than 1000 Men on D-Day - "D-Day’s Grim Reaper"

This is the untold, gripping story of Heinrich Severloh, the German granadier who earned the terrifying moniker "The Beast of Omaha" during the D-Day landings. In this extensive historical deep-dive, we uncover the brutal truth of the Widerstandsnest 62 (WN-62), the single deadliest defensive position on Omaha Beach. For over six relentless hours on June 6, 1944, Severloh operated the notorious MG 42 machine gun, firing an estimated 12,000 rounds and causing hundreds of American casualties in the deadliest hours of the Second World War's western front. We detail the sheer, mechanical horror of the day, his survival, and the remarkable path to redemption—including his powerful face-to-face meeting with an American veteran he wounded. This is a crucial, unvarnished look at the cost of war and the resilience of the human spirit. Tune in for more authentic WWII stories and military history documentaries. Don't forget to subscribe to Century of War for new episodes every week!