Terezin Concentration Camp Tour, CZECH REPUBLIC
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Took a day trip on a bus for 200CZK round trip to Terezin. I had about 5 1/2 hours there and it was more than enough time.
I started at the small fortress/prison camp and moved my way to the Ghetto Museum and then walked around town. Took a 15 minute walk to the crematorium and Jewish Cemetery.
A worthwhile visit and only about an hour from Prague.
My great grandma passed a few years ago. But she and her mother were in that camp in Czech. She told me just 2 stories but they were enough. She was a amazing women who lost her mother as a child right in front of her.
God bless her 🙏🙏🙏
May her soul Rest In Peace
My grandma and grandpa met here at 14 and 16yrs old.. My grandpa was shipped off to Auschwitz but somehow survived. They met up after the war in NYC and created a life together in L.A. My grandma passed away quite young in 1989 and my grandpa lived a long and good life passing away in 2013. This was very chilling watching this video knowing my grandparents spent three years of their life there and in some odd way is the reason I even exist. Thanks for sharing.
They sound like amazing people. I also recently lost my grandparents. It’s a hard thing. Bless their memories!
Jason,concentration camp was established by Germans as a example how well were Jewish people treated by Germans .Camp was for show for International Red Cross managed by Swiss organisation.Whole town was one friendly population of Jewish people,restaurants with tables outside,people eating food,kids playing with toys and band happily playing music as Swiss group drove past and filming "happy Jews".Was there in army in 1965 and during state holidays and weekends,we had to stay guards of honour.Very depressing place.
That tunnel was horrific
RIP to all the people who died at this horrible place
Wasn’t even tall enough to stand up if your 6 foot or taller…
Czech Republic, lots of beautiful places to visit, very historical.
Thank you. When I was 12 my godfather who worked at Doubleday, gave me a book of children’s poems and artwork. Titled “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” these were children at Terezin. I don’t believe many of them survived.
Had never heard of this camp.... So sad RIP To ALL
Thanks for providing a video tour
I pray that no matter what ethnicity or nationality nothing like this ever happens again
Happens pretty much daily
Amazing video,, it’s just so inconceivable that a place so beautiful and tranquil was a place of so much suffering and misery. Thanks so much for this fascinating informative and very important part of history.
Interesting film and building and tough place for the Czech people.
Theresienstadt was first an old fortress, from The Napoleon Wars, as far as I remember. Then it got transformed into this place of horror. My wife saw it as a young woman, on a trip to Prague.
You are completely correct
Thanks for sharing this, I missed the bulk of these sites on my guided tour.
Thanks for watching!
Nicely done. Thank you.
That tunnel must be very haunted at night
Thank you for the film!!!!
Thank you for watching
Went there ten years ago, walked around Prague that night near my grandmother's flat and felt cold as a stone
It looks so peaceful, but also terrified........
Utterly compelling viewing.A part of history that we should never forget.
Crimes against humanity have never stopped being committed they just changed venues is all. I’m sure something just like the Holocaust will happen again sooner than later. All it takes is one group of people to hate another group and we will see this all over again, Bucha in Ukraine was mass genocide in 2022 and it’s not over…
Fantastic vid and information cheers must get there next year
Thank you for watching.
and people still deny the Holocaust
I went there in 2007 and stayed in hostel for one week. My life has never been the same. Thank you for the great video.
Just arrived from there!
You have nerve man. I would have gone mad!
I have been here twice, the first time I was virtually on my own during the four hours I spent there. It was probably the most reflective experience I have ever had in my life. It’s very doable from Prague via a cheap local bus, recommend this rather than an organised tour.
Was there last year with some of my classmates on a school trip and it was just so... Weird and yet amazing to be there...oof. And I had such a strange feeling the whole time that I was there...
I plan on going to Czech Republic in March thank you for give me some ideas and places of that I think I want to go see your visit myself
It is amazing how many champs there were in Europe.
Thanks for watching. Also visit Karlsteijn castle, Cesky Krumlov as well. Both can be done by train or bus. One is 30
Moms one is 3 hours. Both are cool!
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld thank you so much for the information
Good for visit and see is many places. Like Terezin, Lidice (village which nazis erase from map) and when you have a time especialy Auschwitz 2 - Birkenau(PL)
The whole place echoes of spirits. 😢 RIP to all of the victims of this horrendous crime.
Thank you for sharing and explaining how you feel as you walk around. I was there 20 years ago and I remember that smell and the feeling of bad energies. I will never forget my visit it really is heartbreaking what happened there
I was there with my family, it was so deppresing, I didn't get a good night sleep that night.
I hosted an event with a survivor from this camp. It was very interesting.
“That bit of filth in dirty walls,
And all around barbed wire,
And 30,000 souls who sleep
Who once will wake
And once will see
Their own blood spilled.
I was once a little child,
Three years ago.
That child who longed for other worlds.
But now I am no more a child
For I have learned to hate.
I am a grown-up person now,
I have known fear.
Bloody words and a dead day then,
That’s something different than bogie men!
But anyway, I still believe I only sleep today,
That I’ll wake up, a child again, and start to laugh and play.
I’ll go back to childhood sweet like a briar rose,
Like a bell which wakes us from a dream,
Like a mother with an ailing child
Loves him with woman’s love.
How tragic, then, is youth which lives
With enemies, with gallows ropes,
How tragic, then, for children on your lap
To say: this for the good, that for the bad.
Somewhere, far away out there, childhood sweetly sleeps,
Along that path among the trees,
There o’er that house
Which was once my pride and joy.
There my mother gave me birth into this world
So I could weep . . .
In the flame of candles by my bed, I sleep
And once perhaps I’ll understand
That I was such a little thing,
As little as this song.
These 30,000 souls who sleep
Among the trees will wake,
Open an eye
And because they see
A lot
They’ll fall asleep again. . .”
R.i.p Hanus hachenburg died at age 14 born July 12, 1929 died July 10, 1944 just 2 days before his 15 birthday he was deported to auschwitz concentration camp and killed by gas chamber this is his poem called “Terezin”i hope you enjoy it be safe
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That is a very beautiful poem, thank you.
What a beautiful poem. RIP to all the victims of this camp💐💐💐💐💐
😢 that is so beautifully tragically sad :(
@@cielomcmeekin7296 it very much is
The 1st time I was there in Terezin there was a scrapyard full of German military vehicles from WW2 just opposite the camp.That was mid to late 90's. I passed through there many times enroute to Germany. I always wondered why they just left them there. I believe they are gone now.
I have been here also,I felt it was haunted.......tragic place
It probably is. So many people died there 😞
Did u hear that deep creepy laugh at 8:11 when he was in solitary?? Right before he said he's getting an intense feeling :(
ottimo lavoro. Bravo! Posso usare qualche minuto del tuo filmato, per fare un video su terezin per gli Italiani? Mi dai il permesso?
Thank you Igor tours.
Thank you CZcams
For sharing
Thanks for watching.
Heartfelt thanks for uploading!
I doubt I will get to visit any of these camps so your videos are a good indication of what remains.
Thank you!
Thanks for watching Steve. Never say never, if you really want to, I can assist you with guidance and tips on how.
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld many thanks for the offer, generous indeed!
Bless'ed be
No sabía de la existencia de este lugar, podrían hacer otros documentales de lugares de exterminio; debe haber muchas personas que desconocen de estos otros lugares.
Families never born, lives never lived, stories never told.
Amazing video. 🙂🙂
07:45 that cell number 1 is the one where the famous Gavrilo Princip was kept after killing the Archduke Franz Ferdinand
La cella numero 1 mostrata al minuto 07:45 è la cella dove il famoso Gavrilo Princip venne imprigionato dopo aver assassinato l'Arciduca Francesco Ferdinando
Some of those trees probably witnessed everything.
So I been here I while ago,going under ground is really creepy,as in😱
Yes I agree. I kept thinking someone was behind me touching me or breathing on my neck.
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld very true,and thanks to your video we have some ideas before going in there. From Philippines here and working here in Czech Republic ☺️
Af pa'am Lo schachach 🇮🇱🙏🇮🇱 Never forget my Family
We traveled from Cyprus to Czech republic with my school and when we had to get in that tunnel it was so terrifying, because its long and im claustrophobic. Also a bunch of my friends saw a damn shadow in the last corridor on the left and the tour guide told us that it was actually a puppet. I don't understand why they would have a puppet in there
I felt like someone was touching my neck in the underground corridor
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld oh man, that's really creepy, thankfully my teachers were behind me and my other 40 school mates were on the front with the tour guide
Lucky. I was alone
I m live in czech republic
What is the truht
9:26 Probably a store room
Why do you use gads that makes everything round
VEDEM!
Что это было ? 11.00- 12.15
I was born in 1990 and I’m now 30. I’ve read and watched countless material on the Holocaust, in an attempt to understand it. Yet no amount of education will ever allow me to comprehend the scale of this atrocity. Videos like this give me a small glimpse into it.
Its so sickening and horrifying and evil that my brain has a hard time getting to grips with the scale of it. How can people be so cruel to each other? I know there was a Nazi propaganda film made at this camp, that shown people playing football and made to look like it was almost a summer camp for Jewish folk. Sadly everyone in that film was murdered.
Truly awful, the Holocaust is by far and wide the worst evil act in the history of humanity imo.
God bless their souls they shall never be forgotten.
So sad
Thank you for making and sharing this video.
I think it is appalling that CZcams consider that it is appropriate to insert advertisements in the video. Shame on you.
No racism! Hi from Turkey....
Hello! I love Turkey! I’ve been 6 times!
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld we wait again every times... Greetings
Hi
Poignant and Moving 19 mins, In Memory of the Victims of Persecution between 1933 to 1945 sent to their deaths during Nazi Rule, Sent to the 6 Death camps, We will remember them ❤️ 😪✝️, Just goes to show Humanity at its worst, Just Sad and Distressing 😪The little Fortress was a horrible way to go 😪So much for the promise of The Paradise Ghetto, A sick lie for those who thought they were getting a better life.
I'D LIKE TO THINK THAT EACH ONE OF THOSE BRICKS LAID IN STEPS COULD REPRESENT ONE MURDER DURING THE HOLOCAUST!!
Nice Tour, but you need to work more on Audio Please
Hromadný hrob - mass grave
Rudé armádě - red army (soviet army)
Strange building, very solid and thick walls. Looks like a very old prison. Horrible.
It was a 17th century army barracks
It is from 18th century, not 17th.
Massgraves or masscarades?
I think sometimes maybe the person that would find a cure for cancer died in the camps .a one off person. And that is why we still have not found a cure.
I often think the same thing about many events. How many brilliant people were lost all throughout history.
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld Im from the Czech Republic ❤️🇨🇿❤️
Cool. Where do you live?
@@IgorTravelsTheWorld Kadaň
This should not happen in future on universe to human beings
The Russians who followed weren't much better.
You should have done a better research...
Thank you so much for sharing with me an infamous fragment of the Hitler's Nazi horrendous regimen.
It must be a very sad odyssey to recount it.
The crimes and cruelties committed against my sons and daughters, my fathers and mothers, my brothers and sisters hurt me deeply, regardless their ethnicity and nationality.
In Isaiah 2: 4, Jehovah God, the Creator and Source of life, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, promises:
"He will be judge among the nations and will settle matters in relation to many peoples. They will turn their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning shears. The nations will no longer raise their swords against each other and learn no more to wage war."
My immediate neighbors are Jews and I am a Jehovah's Witness.
Their hearts are superior than pure gold by far. They are extremely kind.
The gentleman takes care of my trash can every Wednesday without my asking him to do so. They are lovely human beings, and they are not in need of the smallest improvement.
The nazis took a beautiful, historic piece of Czech history and turned it into a place of horror and death.
8:45 they needed showers when they came back from work to their rooms.
So sad
..😭
10:17 its a gas shower
it isnt it wasnt a vernichtungslager, it was a arbeitslager, People were killed hanging or shot not by gas
Y ????? R U whispering n??????? Afraid the Gestapo will Hear U ??????
Out of respect you moron.
It would be better if they hadn’t been treated terribly and no barbed wire
Or maybe not in camps at all....at home with their families
The stones are to keep evil spirits out
Now I know why I often wondered what the stones where for 👍👍👍
Why do you use gads that makes everything round
Gopro