Wardaddy also mentioned that his mother was born in Germany, so being a second-generation German also explains his knowledge of German. Wardaddy has severe third-degree burn scars all up and down his back.

What does Brad Pitt say in German at the end of Fury?

This roundtable questions how film shapes or continues American ideals or mythos about World War II. For example, in Fury, the character Wardaddy (Brad Pitt) yells, “Shut up and send me more pigs to kill!” in reference to the Germans.

Why did German let Norman live in Fury?

That act of mercy allows Norman to survive the night and make it to a new day as the sole survivor of The Fury. ... One point of contention has been that a supposed SS soldier would never let an enemy soldier live - or even that the moment somehow attempts to humanize Nazis.