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In the rubble of Warsaw, a wire-guided demolition carrier becomes a weapon measured in seconds and street corners.

This documentary follows the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 through a tight technical lens: Germany’s Goliath remote demolition vehicles and the problem of delivering explosives through dense urban wreckage. As barricades rise from doors, rails, and broken stone, a thin control wire and a small tracked chassis decide whether a breach opens—or fails at the last meter.

What makes this story distinct is the clash between design intent and city reality. Control-wire constraints, snagged lines, unstable rubble, and improvised obstacles force rapid adaptation on both sides, where a stalled machine can be as dangerous as a successful one and a simple countermeasure can shift the entire rhythm of a street fight.

Built from German operational notes and equipment guidance, uprising accounts, battlefield engineering observations, and technical specifications, supported by archival imagery.

By the end, you’ll understand how remote demolition was employed in urban combat—and what reliably stopped it.

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