The JUSTIFIED Execution Of Kurt Daluege - The BUTCHER Of Lidice
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- During the Second World War, there were a huge number of atrocities and massacres conducted by the Germans and also the Soviet Red Army. One of the most brutal massacres of the conflict occurred in Lidice. Following the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, Kurt Daluege was sent into Czechoslovakia to reign terror onto the Czechs for the death of Heydrich. He was the Head of the Ordnungspolizei, or the police in Nazi Germany and he was an incredibly ruthless man.
Daluege liquidated two villages in reprisals for Heydrich's death, razing them to the ground as well as conducting hundreds of executions across the country. He was a man who turned the police into a weapon utilised by the Nazis within Germany, and he was admired by Hitler such was his efficiency and power. Daluege in the height of his power had around 120,000 police officers under his control, and he was also known for brutally putting down any resistance to Hitler. During the Night of the Long Knives, he was involved in putting down the SA/Brownshirts, and he even executed some of his former closest friends and allies including Ernst Rohm.
Kurt Daluege today is remembered as a brutal beast, and the Nazi Chief of Police. However after the Second World War he was brought to justice, and was sentenced to death dying in Czechoslovakia. He was executed by pole hanging inside a Prague prison, and at his execution hundreds of people attended to see justice. The Czechs suffered greatly under his iron fist ruling, and to see Daluege dead was what the crowd wanted.
So join us today as we look at, 'The JUSTIFIED Execution Of Kurt Daluege - The Nazi Chief Of Police.'
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Justice was served, but his quick death was merciful compared to the fate of his helpless victims.
@@dietrich7090 To the best of our knowledge, neither did Hitler.
Seriously not.
Over 100k SS members ended with no punishment.
Many Nazi "foreign legions" also.
Denazification of Germany was total joke. Most of the shitheads remained in German military/police force after WWII, both on West and East.
Amazing....after all these years of studying WW2 history a new name pops ups. Well done!
They all should have gotten this, each one of those beasts. Can you believe that there are "people" who actually admire them?
...THAT'S BECAUSE THEY ARE EVIL TOO-(?)
Admiring someone doesn’t mean you agree with everything…let alone support them…you can admire a mastermind and one’s rise to power and techniques implemented for both physiological and historical reasons…not because you support them. It’s very unique and intriguing how man can be swindled by a single ideology, person, etc. it’s worth admiring how that science works to not only as a deterrent but for research purposes.
@@samueldocski4426 ...ADMIRING PURE EVIL IS DESPICABLE-!!!
@@daleburrell6273 did you even read a single thing I wrote? Or do you respond with raw emotions each time? Stop getting your feelings involved and look at what I said in detail.
@@samueldocski4426 ...I KNOW EVIL WHEN I SEE IT- AND I'M NOT AFRAID TO CALL IT OUT-!!!
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At 0:30 you say "even industrial conglomerates who built objects used for the German war effort were brought to trial" could you maybe do a video on that in the future?
I know there was the IG Farben trial and I think you may have covered some of the companies that were involved in things like making Zyklon gas... but were there more beyond that? And what happened as a result of the trials? Thanks!
I never understand what makes you determine which execution is vengeful and is justified. Why is this a vengeful execution? So many nazis walked away without any punishment despite the atrocities they committed and many were discharged after only a few years in jail "on medical problems ", and ended up living to their 80s and 90s. So IMO every nazi that was executed was a justified execution. He butchered a whole village of innocent people who their only wrong doing was living in a village ths nazis decided to wipe off the face of the earth, there is nothing vengeful in this execution
I agree!
@@dietrich7090 No just organised it.Same thing.
@@dietrich7090 Look ,there is no point even trying to have a debate with someone like yourself.You offer nothing but to just disagree .Pretty fucking pointless to be honest.
@@dietrich7090 So what do you want to debate?Maybe you think I am looking at this only from a British prospective?
@@dietrich7090 Well from 1932 they were right in the view of the majority of the German people as they were voted in democratically.They were very appealing to the public.I don't understand what you mean by "right all along"
Great work! I truly enjoy your channel.
Hans Frank was governor of Poland and had nothing to do with Czechoslovakia. The man you are referring to is Karl Hermann Frank, Sudeten German official who served with both Heydrich and Daluege. At one point in this video, he can actually be seen standing behind Daluege as Daluege was reading his speech from a piece of paper. Frank was actually the man who chose Lidice and Lezaky for reprisals for Heydrich's death. Whether or not a radio belonging to group that killed Heydrich was really found in Lezaky is still debated, as the report filed by officers who found and killed the man who carried out the assassination contained a mention of one of the co-conspirators carrying a small radio with him. Like Daluege, Karl Hermann Frank was also executed after the war
When I hear about these men, i really wish I had a time machine so that I could go back n see for myself what these people were made of. I really want to see myself n understand their mindset. I mean how can a human do such terrible things to other human beings?
Human nature, I guess.
Sadly, you don't really have to travel back in time to find such horrible actions, you just have to look in other places, at actions being done by and to other people than these. The only major difference between the crimes conducted by the nazis and a lot of other crimes against humanity that have happened and continue to happen, is the brutal effeciency the Nazis brought to the table. I'm no fan of Nazism, but sadly there are still lots of people, in lots of places to not be a fan of.
They nazis didn’t believe that Jews were human that’s why. They called them sub humans on the level of wild animals and nothing more.
I often think the way they got to this stage is like an alcoholic, an alcoholic doesn’t set out to become depend on alcohol but over a long period of time and sometimes at the end they are that far gone only death can save them. As for the Nazis they started of talking bad then over the years got more bolder and stronger and started killing a few folks then as the years passed got even more bolder, nothing was stopping them so more people stepped up to the mark thinking they could get away with anything.
Unfortunately,a perfect storm was created with the mix of the German mindset of conformity and obedience and the Nazi party philosophy,I don't believe that such a mix would have been possible in countries such as the UK,Netherlands or most other European nations.
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Great video again 👌
Hi Mark I loved your videos you had made videos about the commanders of the Einzatsgruppen but you had never mention Max Thomas commander of the Einzatsgruppen A or B I don't remember please do a video about him
Just a minor correction: Hans Frank governed the General-Government, the western rump of Poland. It was Karl Hermann Frank in The Reichsprotectorate of Bohemia-Moravia. In any event, both Franks were hanged in postwar trials. Hans at Nuremberg and Karl on the same grounds Daluege was exectued.
Sería muy bueno que estos videos de las ejecuciones y otras sean traducidas al español, somos muchas personas que nos interesa la historia , gracias por su atención.
Why call it vengeful. It was more than justified.
He makes so many types of these videos you gotta keep them titles some what diversified
Is it possible that English is not his first language?
Why call it justified. It was more than vengeful.
There is no such thing imo as a ”justified killing”. They killed him because they said it was wrong that he killed. Hypocritical. It’s always the victors who write history.
@@sava1963 Have you ever heard of the concept of punishment for crimes. Mass murder might be seen as that even by a complete moron
This man is well known to me, for his roles in many SS SD operations in the East. But this post is excellent as I did not know of this cretins end. Often wondering what had happened to him. Thank you.
Thank you!!
These genocidal murderers lived incredibly privileged lives.
I will never understand how hard hearted and desensitized someone has to be to go down this road. That maniac who was head of the German Air Force said “I had a pretty good run at it” when he was arrested by American forces. He actually believed he was going to be used to negotiate surrender of Germany. What a delusional murderer. All his medals and insignias were stripped off his uniforms and was put in a jail cell until trial. After being found guilty he finally realized he was doomed so he committed suicide. These people were SICK and there are thousands more like them in all governments around the world including the US. Even so come quickly Lord Jesus
You reap what you sow.
For some reason, I suspect probably for Cold War need for police forces in Germany, the Order Police were never seen as being a major part of the extermination process and war (occupiers) crimes - and they sure were. Daluege got what he deserved.
Thank you for this latest video of how Nazi war criminals were punished after being caught and put on trial. Unfortunately, not all were caught and brought to justice for their war crimes, but for those who were, what went around came around. Now the names of those murderers are cursed with infamy, reproach, and utter shame, and much deservedly so.
11:15...HE COULD TELL THE DEVIL ALL ABOUT IT- WHEN HE ARRIVED IN HELL!!!!
Goooooöd Dockument!
I didn't know about this Nazi. Good report.
Nobody escapes God!
Got his just deserts hope he suffered. Excellent video thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
@@dietrich7090 Agreed 👍🏻
Please make this same type of video on Grupenführer Dr. Dr.Otto Rasch's death.
Rasch was Einsatzgruppe C's commanding officer. He had much blood on his hands. If Rasch wouldn't have died from complications from Parkinson's disease during the Einsatzgruppe Trial at Nuremberg, he most certainly would have been executed.
Thought Heydrichs assassins were cornered in a church, and dealt with, right after the deadly attack upon him.
Yes they were cornered at the church and died ina great gunfight with the SS
Any chance of changing your voice? No audio books for you,,,
Churchill himself should of also been charged. He was directly responsible for heydrich s death. It is fact that heydrich became popular in Czechoslovakia. The powers in exile were afraid he would be more popular than them this killing heydrich.
Churchill knew the risks involved but did it anyway without care for the reprisals on the civilians.
popular!!! that is why they called him butcher, right? Czechs love butchers, especially those from nazi Germany. Did you know, that slovaks had no idea about Protectorate of that time, being the separate satellite nazi state? Read some book, before commenting. Or ask Czechs.
He was very well aware of the severe reprisals against Czechs. This is war, all is fair...
We are through that era. But still there is residue of its awfulness. It was easy for men then to be so mean. Its better now but one can still feel the fanatacism of man. Ww 2 was a mean time with cruel men runnin around like 11 year olds in uniforms needing a good solid ass kicking... they got it too. Thanks so much veterans..love u people
0:15 Can someone tell me why they did wear sunglasses?
I believe that the lights in the courtroom were of avery bright flourescent variety which hurt the eyes of certain defendants.
Sounds like he got Off easy
@@dietrich7090
No.
Could have been much more.
@@dietrich7090 you're right there..why go down to their level ? Then we're no better than they are.
7.00 .Says it all.
7:05 "Now listen to me, son"
???
@@dietrich7090 It has more to do with the difference in posture....
@@dietrich7090 Thanks.
Can someone explain to my why Daluege had WH General collar tabs on an SS uniform with sleeve eagle?
@@dietrich7090 Clear reply. Thank you! I am not very familiar with the Polizei brache structures withing the TR.
@@dietrich7090 @Dietrch You, sir, are a wealth of information, and I thank you for it. Take care, my good man.
In addition to being a Polizei Generaloberst (Colonel General) he was also one of four SS Oberst-Gruppenführers. His collar tabs are of a Police General, and his uniforms appear to be an interesting mish-mash of SS and Police insignia. At his rank, I suppose he wore what he wanted.
In a black and white photo, his collar tabs appear to be those of an army general but while the army tabs were red, polizei tabs were green.
@@dietrich7090 Yes, but with different underlay.
How would my lai compare in 1968
A massacre is a massacre!
In the usual way. The brass who ordered it got off scot free (Medina) and the Second Lieutenant William Calley was pilloried. In the military, rank does indeed have its privileges.
The difference is in the 1968 Lai massacre it wasn't genocide.
Eternal hero!
The worst thing for me was the split in the oi movement in the 70s when a lot of skins went right wing I mean did they forget that the movement they admired killed our grandfather's. The one thing I will always remember is an old veteran telling me no matter what your race or color we all bleed the same color.
I just don't understand this type of barbarism.
Wasn’t Daleuge thought of as stupid by Heydrich and Kaltenbrunner?
Yes they called him Dummi dummi
Yes Dummi Dummi Heydrich called him that
Don't understand why he was killed humanely if any mother's of the children murdered were still alive he should have been given to them.
The kids from Lidice were not killed but
delivered to childless German adults
adopted kids. 180 men were killed,
women were brought to concentration
camps. And all because two ore one
of the Heydrich murderers came from
Lidice.
@@helldamnation1323 The children not wanted by the Nazi families were taken to a concentration camp and then gassed to death in lorries . This is told in the video
Lidice pronounced Li - de - che 🇬🇧
According to my dictionary, it's more like "Lee-dee-tsay," with the accent on the first syllable.
Effectively he was killed in a more"human" way, surely that monster would've deserved the same fate of his victims. Another thing that I never understood is why the nazi party wasn't outlawed forever in Germany, following the failed putch of 1923, you can't allow such people in the democratic arena.
@@dietrich7090 A friendly question; I'm not looking for drama, I'm genuinely curious: Are you playing devil's advocate with your comments, or are you defending the heinous crimes committed?
Would you outlaw the communist party as well?
@@jacksonreilly3441 Well, in West Germany it was outlawed in the'50s, don't forget that in Weimar's Republic they'd caused, with the far right, a lot of political turmoil
@@loisreese2692 While I don't presume to answer for Dietrich, I shall take the opportunity to offer my thoughts on your question. In my own view, the comment section should be a forum for different opinions with perfect freedom to debate and discuss. There is no discussion possible if everyone is "singing from the same hymn sheet" so to speak. The whole idea of freedom of speech is best described in the much-favoured quote " I detest what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it". If unpopular views are censored, then we have no freedom of speech. This right is slowly being eroded from us inch by inch with the creation of laws prohibiting "hate speech" and this is being done by those who constantly promote "tolerance" and "democracy". Let me give you an example. In wartime Germany there was a gesture known as the
"deutscher Blick" (German look). If you wanted to mention to a friend that the war was going badly or if you wished to tell a joke about Hitler, you automatically turned your head in all directions to make sure no one was listening who might report you to the authorities. Now fast forward to today's climate of political correctness and compare the two. Eerie, isn't it? We need to fight for our freedom or we will abandon it at our peril. In fact, I will be surprised if this comment is allowed to remain.
@@alessiodecarolis You are right. In fact one of the reasons the NSDAP gained such popularity was that Hitler swore to destroy bolshevism. The greater part of the German population both hated and feared communism and believed Hitler was the best man to deal with it. This was also the reason a sizeable proportion of British, French and other European people favoured peaceful co-existence with the Third Reich.
Daluege was a ruthless killer when he was in the SA and then later in the SS. He had zero respect for human life and when he replaced Heydrich as Governor/Protector of Moravia, he was not only responsible for the burning and destruction of Lidice and another village, but also giving orders for all male civilians in both villages to be shot and the women and children to be rounded up and sent to concentration camps. Make no mistake, Daluege was a fanatical Nazi, who had no qualms about ordering mass killings. His execution was a rich and deserved punishment for his bestial and murderous career. He was no good to man or beast!
I can't pronounce Lidice either.
I can
Li - de - che .
Lee-dee-tse
Yeah, I know, but count the number of mispronounced names made by the narrator, even English ones. Yesterday he was on about "skellingtons". And in any case, how can an execution be "compelling"?
@@BunyipToldMe Point taken . I listened to one narrator, maybe the same one who couldn't pronounce " Bismarck or Prinz Eugen properly .
These are good productions but the speaker repeats himself over and over.
We get it. Say your point once and move on.
Today's people are just as evil
Just give them power and the monster will be unleashed.
"Protector." LOL
They all said that I was only following ordrrs
How about a compilation of executions that we can actually watch😁
Hanging was too easy for these animals……
@@dietrich7090
It's an insult to animals to have them associated with these sadistic, evil, nazis.
@@dukadarodear2176 true
Can someone tell me what the narrator achieves by thanking us twice for watching.? It achieves nothing and is very annoying.
The Nazis killed everybody just living in an area, while the Polish and Czech just killed the perpetrators. If the same fate happened to the Germans, like they envisioned and perpetrated in Europe, Germany would not exist today. But on the other hand, most Germans have learned from their history - other nations didn't.
Daluege got off far too humanely.
@@dietrich7090 That's true,however,the Czechs would have been justified in handing him over to any of the residents of Lidice's relatives,had any been left alive if course.
@@dietrich7090 It would be justified. It's one thing to claim one was "just following orders;" however, it's quite another to relish and abuse one's power and station.
Head of the order police.
*Ordnungspolizei*
Löl
@@dietrich7090
Ja
Havaara transfer agreement---1933 in Germany--report on it if youre not into brit milah ceremonies.....how Pro European are you?
Marvellous...to speak 12 Minutes about WW2 atrocities, about Lidice, while do not use the word GERMAN any single time!!!
Not vengeful at all justified
The greatest pleasure in life. to know what comes around, go around.. Surprise! Surprise!
@@dietrich7090 Mind your own business
These are good videos, but in all your videos you put random over emphasis on certain words when you are narrating. Such as: ‘was’, ‘were’, ‘they’ etc etc…I’m not sure why you do it, but it sounds unnatural and distracts attention from the story you are telling…
Aye but what about Hitler’s cat,Peter? This feline entertained very senior nazis throughout the war, often purring in contentment on their laps. The Fuehrer’s dogs are more famous but this cat clearly gave succour to these nazis.What became of this cat whose feline antics so amused the nazis during the war.
Vengeful execution, lol
Yes, it was seeking retribution for the harm caused.
The greatest pleasure in life. to know what comes around, go around.. Surprise! Surprise!
Wood the American was the best executioner. He botched a lot of them
I wouldn't be surprised if some Czechs and other victimized nationalities wished he handled his execution.
There is no justified execution..never and nowere!☝️
Who are you the Pope? It seems to me that you got a bad case of the stupids!
Shut up
This is where Putin needs to be.
How is it justified??more like mild...
I'm thinking the same about you🙄
That was great thanks.
Why "vengeful execution"? Don't you mean "justified execution"?
It is pronounced: "DALUG", for 'murricans: "Dahloog"
Please don't say DalugA or something