'Murder of the Jews': The testimony of Germans & Austrians who were part of the Nazi murder machine

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  • "Murder of the Jews", directed by Alexandre Szombati (UK, 1981).
    The "Orion foundation" of the Wollach family has the rights and they deposited it to Yad Vashem.
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  • @jscho8674
    @jscho8674 Před rokem +865

    Wow. The one German soldier who refused orders and wound up in a concentration camp. Wow. Amazing he survived. What a brave, brave man. I hope the rest of his life was a good one.

    • @hohooooooooify
      @hohooooooooify Před rokem +67

      There where many that refused order's on many situations and where sent to essentially military death camps to carry out duties that was guaranteed death mine clearing or driving details or many other thing's

    • @dolphin.starbeam
      @dolphin.starbeam Před rokem

      @@hohooooooooify a nazi is a nazi

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Před rokem +20

      @@hohooooooooify how about the White Rose?

    • @hohooooooooify
      @hohooooooooify Před rokem +9

      @@stompthedragon4010 the white rose?

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Před rokem

      @@hohooooooooify yes, A German youth group that was trying to help save Jews. At least one hung for it. There are some documentaries on it

  • @squidman556
    @squidman556 Před rokem +113

    My great grandparents immigrated to Canada after WW1 from Ukraine. After WW2 they helped some family both young and old to immigrate . The stories I heard from the perspective of multiple generations still haunts me .

    • @therealgodessisis5004
      @therealgodessisis5004 Před rokem +3

      How do you think the land in Canada was gained.

    • @gonzalesfrederic6213
      @gonzalesfrederic6213 Před rokem +2

      @@therealgodessisis5004 it seems by giving blankets infected by maladies.

    • @lordharry423
      @lordharry423 Před rokem +1

      yeah it seemed that everyone hated everyone in eastern europe

    • @OmmerSyssel
      @OmmerSyssel Před rokem +1

      ​@@therealgodessisis5004what are you actually trying to say?

    • @sviat9729
      @sviat9729 Před 10 měsíci

      @vyhozshu From the way you write one can bet that your grandfather or great-grandfather were murderous NKVD-KGB officers trying to abduct every potential opponent of the genocidal Russian communist state. I've read a number of their execution reports and you write exactly in that spirit and using that terminology. Only a KGB-FSB propagandist can name all the groups which the Russians had the habit of enumerating as working after WW2 for western intelligence services. You have exposed yourself, comrade vyhozshu, and it's time that you be placed on the list of war criminals for a trial in the Hague.

  • @margkropf5541
    @margkropf5541 Před rokem +79

    Listen to the bloodless way these Germans describe the killing, as if they were talking about an assembly line in a factory.

    • @SabyMp
      @SabyMp Před rokem

      You should see some documentaries of what the Jews did in the Bolschivik revolution, these were jews not native Russians. What they did was killing 51 Milljion Christians.. Why do people only talk about the poor Jews. Why did we never learned about the hatefull Jews in History. Trotsky, Stalin, Lenin and so many other Jews.. go watch and learn about that.

    • @csales76
      @csales76 Před rokem

      Because their minds force them to distance themselves from the action. This is why the mass shootings started giving way to gassing. The Nazis didn't care about being more humane to the people being slaughtered. They were protecting their soldiers because many of whom were getting drunk and/or doped up to deal with their consciences.

    • @jazura2
      @jazura2 Před rokem +10

      It was an assembly line. An industrial project.

    • @raymondmanderville505
      @raymondmanderville505 Před rokem +11

      Why were these men allowed to live

    • @tomwery5155
      @tomwery5155 Před rokem +8

      @@raymondmanderville505 so that we didn't become the monster we hated.

  • @vickyiliaens1000
    @vickyiliaens1000 Před rokem +46

    it stays beyond comprehension how people , human beings were so mistreated... it feels like an act of the devil .. no words.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Před 11 měsíci

      I keep going back to this , The Catholic Church had demonised the Jews for almost 2000 years, And they continued to do so DURING THE HOLOCAUST and right up till the end of the war ,when they helped Nazi war criminals escape to South America and other countries. . The German Protestant Church hated the Jews because it held them responsible for Germanys defeat in the First World war and the liberalism democracy and socialism of the Weimar Republic, Also The Protestant vote and influential Protestants and Catholics were instrumental in getting Hitler into power. Yet Both Churches , especially the Vatican and the Catholic Church have virtually escaped any criticism for their contribution to the Holocaust, and not just German Christians, In most European and eastern European countries Christians were complicit in the Genocide of the Jews. I The simple truth is that Christians were responsible for the Holocaust.

    • @deborahflynn1708
      @deborahflynn1708 Před 4 měsíci

      Good morning
      yes it is demonic
      saten is determined to exterminate the jewish race ( through anti semitisim)
      Heroed,Hamon,HitlerHamas

    • @josephanderson7237
      @josephanderson7237 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Certainly was The Evil One’s hand behind this.

    • @guydid
      @guydid Před 3 měsíci

      Nice poems

    • @mattanderson6336
      @mattanderson6336 Před 14 dny

      People need to come to the realization that antisemitism is satanic. It’s a spiritual war.

  • @Emy53
    @Emy53 Před rokem +184

    Those children were NOT thrown out there by their parents...they were out there because their parents were most likely killed. These children had to care for themselves. No Jewish parent would throw their child out into the street to survive on their own. These Jewish parents protected their children until their last breath.

    • @bellaadamowicz8380
      @bellaadamowicz8380 Před rokem

      Absolutely, disgusting German man who took those pictures and said such a thing .horrible just in those words he showed his deep and hatred disdain for the Jews . He went there to use their free slave labour . Actually slave owners were interested in the slaves been healthy and he usually fed them well,but in the case of the Germans the priority was to murder the Jews that is why people just died of hunger . He is an ugly inside out creature .

    • @marylou3995
      @marylou3995 Před rokem +11

      I think any parent would do that - Have you not seen Documentaries of these war torn countries after the war - hundreds and hundreds of children were without parents, the poor children were scavenging through garbage looking for food-- the lessen is NO one wins when there is war - let’s learn our lesson pray and fight that we never go to war ever again. God have mercy.

    • @robertlesslar8584
      @robertlesslar8584 Před rokem +18

      True;however Palestenian children are just shot dead or beaten up or blown up by bombs;courtesy of the current apartheid state fully supported by the usa;

    • @jessereichbach588
      @jessereichbach588 Před rokem +1

      @@robertlesslar8584 I think you mean courtesy of their "Palestinian" brethren who literally drop outdated, dysfunctional works on their own people, because they are fanatical jihadis who don't give a damn about the Arab Muslims of the Levant. All they care about is their Mosque and getting Jerusalem in Muslim hands again.
      Please. So many of the Palestinian dead are killed BY Palestinian mishaps and just sheer ignorance.

    • @chetyoubetya8565
      @chetyoubetya8565 Před rokem +10

      @@robertlesslar8584 OH stop and they never kill anyone. The religion is the religion of peace Iol.

  • @christinejackson3922
    @christinejackson3922 Před rokem +48

    Thank you for uploading to remind us all we must never forget

    • @andysherwell1252
      @andysherwell1252 Před 3 měsíci

      Forgetting is too common. Even the makers of this documentary have forgotten the murder of the four million non Jews who died in the holocaust. History books since the mid fifties no longer mention them, or at best as a footnote.

  • @angelashort1331
    @angelashort1331 Před rokem +274

    My father was a prisoner , in stalag 11A , He was 4 years POW. When liberation came , he saw the results of some of those camps . He believed it was important to let me learn about this history , so as a 10 year old he sat with me through documentaries on Nuremberg , and POW camps and places like Austwich. my mother objected, but dad said, I needed to know, I'm glad he taught me about TRUTH and mercy . And why I needed to pursue these in life. . NEVER AGAIN, AMEN,

    • @peace-now
      @peace-now Před rokem +14

      It is important, Angela, and your father was correct, in my view. Trying to get closer to the truth and having mercy are the key things you learn after a long life.

    • @suzannevandivort3278
      @suzannevandivort3278 Před rokem +8

      There is nothing wrong with teaching the daughter about the past history but 10 years old is a bit young for the horror that went on.

    • @puppude
      @puppude Před rokem +3

      😂

    • @pispotvolpotvispis
      @pispotvolpotvispis Před 11 měsíci +3

      With me it was the onherroepelijk was around. My father couldn't have any of it, my Mother had us watching the inferno of Belsen and more of that at that age....

    • @susanduncan6245
      @susanduncan6245 Před 10 měsíci +13

      There were 10 years old s in the concentration c amps. It's not too young

  • @marycahill546
    @marycahill546 Před rokem +44

    It surprises me that Kurt Franz, deputy commander of Treblinka, agreed to be interviewed for this.

    • @gregk.6723
      @gregk.6723 Před rokem

      Why was he( Kurt Franz ) not executed?

    • @emmcee662
      @emmcee662 Před rokem

      Or that he escaped a death sentence 🤬

    • @jscho8674
      @jscho8674 Před rokem +9

      That was a big surprise to me as well.

    • @msgflash4748
      @msgflash4748 Před rokem

      He’s the one burning now - in HELL FOR ETERNITY !

    • @stevenevans5106
      @stevenevans5106 Před rokem +12

      He did not pay for his crimes.

  • @Emy53
    @Emy53 Před rokem +135

    My inlaws; one from Ukraine and the other from Belarus, were forced into a work camp in Germany. They were not Jews. They eventually made it to the US after the war, and in 1951, arrived into New York. My husband and his older sister were born in the Republic of Germany. My husband arrived in NY at age 2. My inlaws were taken away from their families and forced to work in these work camps. The Hitler era persecuted many people, but were especially cruel to the Jews.

    • @haeuptlingaberja4927
      @haeuptlingaberja4927 Před rokem

      @@joshwaffen88
      Okay, naziboy. Eines Tages bist du dran.

    • @clips001ify
      @clips001ify Před rokem +12

      As you know, there were different kinds of camps. Forced labor camps, while compelling people from all over Europe to work for endless hours on unsubstantiated diets, were still not the horror of concentration camps, and then even more lethal, death camps called die vernichtungslage. 6:17

    • @nicnaimhin2978
      @nicnaimhin2978 Před rokem +17

      @@joshwaffen88 You approve of cruelty ?!
      Good Lord !
      What sort of background / parents did you have?!

    • @stevenbaird7734
      @stevenbaird7734 Před rokem +6

      These stories are stunning ! I am 71 retired and born on May 15th 1951. Bothy late parents were in WW2 in the Coast Guard my father on a Coast Guard giving to the Russians off the Alutian lslands in the war and my mother at Coast Guard Headquarters Washington DC helping women to set up radios also during the war ! I will always feel that I will always belong in the WW2 era then this generation !

    • @mariomatura4308
      @mariomatura4308 Před rokem

      @@joshwaffen88 be proud here to be an idiot

  • @aliancemd
    @aliancemd Před rokem +44

    Was weird to see the camp commander get instantly a smile on his face when he started talking about the killing of people, as if at the back of his head he is proud of it and remembers it fondly. What’s even worse is that they pretended at the trials that justice is served, to please the international community and shortly after that, they let him out of prison, a mass murderer to roam free in this world.

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      Remember that Germans supported Hitler and gave him power so they were just like him.

    • @lordharry423
      @lordharry423 Před rokem +2

      well he only roamed for 3 years.

    • @tiamaria44
      @tiamaria44 Před rokem +5

      The way he described how he think....he was never in charge.....how the people....all lies. I donot believe he had no idea. He think.....he think.....lies! He knew everything aboutvthe final solution. 😢

    • @sondrajean955
      @sondrajean955 Před rokem

      I know a "denier". He sends articles to "prove" that the numbers of camps and extermination were/are greatly exaggerated.

    • @AndyJarman
      @AndyJarman Před 3 měsíci

      What we don't appreciate is it's even worse in Japan.
      They have absolutely no idea about what their people were doing and finding it confusing and difficult to explain why they were ever involved in fighting with their heroes the Americans.

  • @pamelaturnbull4344
    @pamelaturnbull4344 Před 10 měsíci +26

    There was a lady who worked in one of the Department Stores I worked in; she was a very small woman (this was in the early 70's). She was a Nurse during WWII, and was the first female to enter Belsen. I felt both sorry for her, and proud to have met someone with such character. All if the Allies in both world wars are heroes to me. xx

    • @aethervortex
      @aethervortex Před 8 měsíci +3

      You need to get a better understanding of history if you believe the defeat of Germany in WW II was an heroic enterprise. You probably believe the Yankees were the "heroes" in the Civil War.

    • @northernbohemianrealist1412
      @northernbohemianrealist1412 Před 3 měsíci +2

      I am SHOCKED that no one responded to the disgusting
      @aethervortex. He wanted slavery to continue and has no problem with the subject of this video.
      In the US, we must be vigilant because there are a LOT of people like this.

    • @TM-vq1bf
      @TM-vq1bf Před 3 měsíci

      @@aethervortexthey were

  • @carolblair5514
    @carolblair5514 Před rokem +86

    Allowing these inhumane people out of prison for compassionate reasons is beyond comprehension

    • @steveperreira5850
      @steveperreira5850 Před rokem +11

      I agree. Almost everything that guy said was a lie. You can tell he knew so much, and very clumsily pretended to know nothing. What a creep. Typical German.

    • @stevewheatley243
      @stevewheatley243 Před rokem +2

      Sow the wind,reap the whirlwind. An eye for an eye.

    • @edwardtasi2905
      @edwardtasi2905 Před rokem +7

      I cannot believe one guy talked about the gassing of 100s of thousands of people like matter of factly like oh well,just the way it goes,shit happens..OMG

    • @ronminardo8056
      @ronminardo8056 Před rokem

      @@edwardtasi2905 It goes a LOT deeper than your shallow comment. I'm not defending what they did but get a taste of the opposite side of the coin and try to broaden your horizons some........... czcams.com/video/-dRd3Ajiu4Q/video.html

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      Americans and Germans protected many war criminals but at least Germans were humiliated after losing not 1 but 2 wars. They were cowards- real beasts.

  • @jeannettejo1
    @jeannettejo1 Před rokem +197

    Well done! My mother was a nurse in Holland at this time, and she told me these stories as well...very sad!

    • @gilreynolds9282
      @gilreynolds9282 Před rokem +3

      My mom as well

    • @TurdburgerXL
      @TurdburgerXL Před 3 měsíci

      The scenes described here in Germany, Poland etc. did not occur in the Netherlands, including the provinces North and South Holland. People were deported from the Netherlands, but this went in very different fashion then what is described in this video.

  • @haeuptlingaberja4927
    @haeuptlingaberja4927 Před rokem +439

    I did something similar in the 80s, 40 years after the war. I interviewed dozens and dozens of Germans who had lived through the Nazi times--victims, resisters...and perpetrators. Thing is that those who willingly took part in the horrors would only talk to me if I didn't record them. No cameras, no tape recorders--even my notebook made them nervous, even though they had more or less escaped any real consequences. Once satisfied, these unrepentant Nazis, now in their 60s, 70s and 80s, became more and more animated as they spoke of the "glory days" of their youth and relived the"thrill" of the power of life and death that they wielded. And all of them, without exception, blamed everything that happened on the Jews, the Romani and the Slavs.. the victims. Even as spitting old men, these creatures were still terrifying.

    • @texastea5686
      @texastea5686 Před rokem +25

      ​@lolo gege many are born heartless

    • @charliekenwright6324
      @charliekenwright6324 Před rokem +13

      Some of these stories don’t make any sense to me especially the man at 52,07,talking about getting the evidence removed his story doesn’t seem honest

    • @haeuptlingaberja4927
      @haeuptlingaberja4927 Před rokem

      @lolo gege
      Because they were still diehard Nazis who were still just as committed to the Führer's vision of the Herrenrasse as they were as young men.

    • @lizobrien1826
      @lizobrien1826 Před rokem +55

      My late father, a New Zealander who flew in the RAF would totally agree with your comments. He landed after D Day in Normandy and then traversed across France, into Belgium and then occupied Germany in March 1945. He was unusual I the sense that he was an airman who then got to meet many Germans - soldiers and civilians. He was very clear that they should under no circumstances be trusted. He saw firsthand what tge Germany did as he was present at the liberation of Belsen

    • @shecksthesheckler423
      @shecksthesheckler423 Před rokem +101

      I served in Berlin in the 1980’s and was dating a German, she took me to visit her grandfather, I walked into his home and the first thing I saw was a German Nazi flag, he was a very animated Nazi even in his 70’s and knew I was British soldier, you could see the hatred pouring out of his eyes

  • @jdevine42
    @jdevine42 Před rokem +32

    Pretty depressing to see Kurt Franz living a good life as a free man....He was one of the more murderous and brutal guards (and eventually the commandant) of Treblinka....

    • @jfournerat1274
      @jfournerat1274 Před 8 měsíci +2

      Yep that monster deserved to spend the rest of his life in prison with no chance of parole.

    • @AndyJarman
      @AndyJarman Před 3 měsíci

      Depressing, yes that's the word. Liberal democracy has some terrible shortcomings.

    • @TurdburgerXL
      @TurdburgerXL Před 3 měsíci

      What you are seeing is Franz interviewed in prison.

  • @hankochai
    @hankochai Před rokem +31

    This is such a valuable film. Thank you for posting.

  • @samkabiya8085
    @samkabiya8085 Před rokem +77

    The world treated the Jews VERY BAD- including my own people! As an Arab I fully acknowledge this painful truth and relentlessly trying to counterface hatred and prejudice against people who done nothing wrong except being Jewish.

    • @danielburt7849
      @danielburt7849 Před 5 měsíci +3

      Thank you friend. WE have come to love your great people.

    • @Astrid-jt8cd
      @Astrid-jt8cd Před 5 měsíci +5

      I am if German descent and this is all I heard growing up. I don't want to hear this anymore . It's not going to undo anything. Why won't the world let the Germans move on from this. They were punished by the brutal bombing if their ciries

    • @moniquedelaney7958
      @moniquedelaney7958 Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@Astrid-jt8cdbe grateful you had the good fortune to grow up . And think of those who were murdered before .fair ?

    • @Astrid-jt8cd
      @Astrid-jt8cd Před 4 měsíci +2

      Yes but it's sti hurtful to hear this all the tiime.what I received growing up was constant harassment about this.

    • @Luv7Bella
      @Luv7Bella Před 4 měsíci

      @@moniquedelaney7958wow. Thanks God Monique for bringing morality in. Look away we could be worse. You could have been bombed worse. The 7th could’ve been worse. The Holocaust could have had 7 million. Tell that to every Palestinian child.

  • @michelvandermeer6089
    @michelvandermeer6089 Před rokem +26

    As always. War criminals have selective memories too save their own judgement of their soul.

  • @angelawalker9793
    @angelawalker9793 Před 9 měsíci +18

    How could anyone live with those terrible memories, especially if they were part of the actual killing? I can hardly bear to listen, but I feel I owe it to those who died.

    • @Quaker-tc8ue
      @Quaker-tc8ue Před 6 měsíci

      MANY have used the ‘excuse’ of ‘I was only following orders.’

    • @3aashdale
      @3aashdale Před 4 měsíci

      Me too. So hard to listen to this, but I feel I have a responsibility to do so. Listen to Franz saying he had nothing against Jews.

  • @honved1
    @honved1 Před rokem +33

    Kurt Franz not dying in prison is something I can’t understand.

    • @ericscaillet2232
      @ericscaillet2232 Před rokem +2

      It is hard for some of us to behave like them ,hence they get released eventually.

    • @mihneacristian5829
      @mihneacristian5829 Před rokem

      BB nu y😂😊

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      Germans surely protected their war criminals. That alone shows you that Germans were perfectly okay with Hitler' cruelties and didn't care that he was gassing Jews and bombing civilians in other countries. They only cared when it was their turn to be bombed.

  • @michaellaurence9966
    @michaellaurence9966 Před rokem +37

    My blood boils listening to this

  • @patriciaparker6769
    @patriciaparker6769 Před rokem +13

    Was happy this piece of history is still available to hear, thank you

  • @JanBear
    @JanBear Před 3 měsíci +4

    Had to take a break. The Treblinka commandant was literally nauseating.

  • @janetblanc7658
    @janetblanc7658 Před rokem +18

    None of those interviewed acknowledge having taken any part in the atrocities. Amazing what short memories they have.

    • @michaelzloczower7321
      @michaelzloczower7321 Před rokem

      nobody forced them to give these interviews... had they blood on their hands they wold not have agree to these interviews

    • @janetblanc7658
      @janetblanc7658 Před rokem +3

      @@michaelzloczower7321 you think? These people don't have a conscience.

    • @debrafirestone861
      @debrafirestone861 Před rokem +1

      @@michaelzloczower7321 your wrong don’t bet on it

  • @georgebrown8312
    @georgebrown8312 Před rokem +36

    What amazing testimonies of the people who lived through the second world war, and saw what happened to Jews. Thank you for this eye-opening and poignant video.

    • @SabyMp
      @SabyMp Před rokem

      What do you realy know? only the storries, the propaganda... of the winners. The winners were Jewish Elite Bankers who started this war. You know Nothing.

    • @mountainmama349
      @mountainmama349 Před 11 měsíci

      5 million Jews and 25 million Russians. But sure, Jews are your chosen people in Anglo cultures.

  • @sabine4759
    @sabine4759 Před rokem +39

    Once I watched a similar documentary about a secretary who did the paperwork at a special office in Vienna for Jewish people who fled Austria and Germany because the living conditions became very difficult and unbearable for them.
    They asked her what she felt or if she cared about them.
    She said she would feel nothing, she would do her work and didn 't think much about them. This would be normal in those days , nobody would really think about it, they were following orders and the paper work was so exhausting that she would be too busy to care about their conditions!
    She didn 't recognize the cruelty of her words and later on she showed the reporters her appartement with a balcony and she played akkordeon singing a German or Austrian folk song!
    I was furious when I watched it and couldn 't understand how this was possible!!

    • @zapre2284
      @zapre2284 Před rokem +17

      I think covid showed us all how it happens. We've just about 2/3 of the people do the exact same

    • @sabine4759
      @sabine4759 Před rokem +12

      @@zapre2284 Yes , you are right and it showed us how FAST this could happen!

    • @strictlynorton
      @strictlynorton Před rokem +10

      @@sabine4759 well said... I refused the C19 BS from Day 1. But I like you am a critical thinker.

    • @OmmerSyssel
      @OmmerSyssel Před rokem

      ​@@strictlynortonYeah right, such a heroic freedom fighter rejecting a vaccination! 😅😅
      We are soooo impressed by your tremendous effort fighting for YOUR personal right to behave like a antisocial id!ot! 😅😅

    • @zapre2284
      @zapre2284 Před rokem +1

      @@sabine4759 that was the scary part.

  • @ruthojen
    @ruthojen Před 8 měsíci +31

    This is a brilliant documentary.. These singular interviews constitute a well-crafted articulate historical document that should be praised for its focus. Bravo to the makers and the participants for expressing their POV ‘s of such a relentlessly unimaginable atrocity. It is up to us to interpret it, and to never forget

  • @MrDlt123
    @MrDlt123 Před rokem +24

    While in the military, I lived in Germany, and later, in the Middle East. Most Germans would never talk about the war, and as this was the late 1980s, most who had any first-hand knowledge of the war had died, or were becoming very elderly. However, my German neighbor and I once spoke, and he said, in his opinion, that everyone knew the Jews were being killed. And even though many Germans didnt approve, talking about it could land you in jail, and maybe even get you shipped out to a camp too. He said his biggest fear was not the SS, but other people ratting him out. He said it was easy to avoid speaking about it with people in uniforms, but he never knew which of his neighbors might be colaborators, and report him. So, the fate of the Jews became a sort of macabre non-subject among the people. They just avoided the subject outside close family members.
    I met more people in the Middle East who believed the Holocaust was fictional than in Germany. I didnt take a poll or anything, but I'd guess at least 75 percent of Saudis believed it was either made up, or vastly exaggerated.

    • @kingpin5283
      @kingpin5283 Před rokem +3

      The Saudis were right

    • @jonathansamuel7033
      @jonathansamuel7033 Před rokem +7

      King pin , you’ll find out very soon if the Saudis were right when you meet your Maker . Soon mein herr , very soon .

    • @duncanchizizi6543
      @duncanchizizi6543 Před rokem

      @@kingpin5283 normally Nazis don't accept todate. Wait for your moment when some people rise up against you and kill your kids because of their ethnic or religious affiliation. Don't cry then. Deny then too.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Před 11 měsíci

      @@kingpin5283 pity your are not right...in the head.

    • @l.plantagenet
      @l.plantagenet Před 8 měsíci

      @@jonathansamuel7033 there's numerous proof a lot from Nazis themselves including Hitler's speech at the Reichstag in 1939 when he threatened "the annihilation of the Jewish race from Europe." How stupid to deny it.

  • @Mer1912
    @Mer1912 Před 2 lety +202

    I really like old documentaries. They aren’t flashy and loud, they just try tell the truth (or as close to it as possible).

    • @eltiburon4400
      @eltiburon4400 Před rokem +16

      And no blaring dance music in the background which is so annoying.

    • @johanisnotagamer
      @johanisnotagamer Před rokem +11

      Becareful about seeing old documentaries as truth without question though. Context and content can so easily be reorganised to paint a picture that never was.

    • @stacyciccone1092
      @stacyciccone1092 Před rokem +10

      @@johanisnotagamer really? What are you implying?

    • @jameshughes525
      @jameshughes525 Před rokem +2

      FACTS

    • @jameshughes525
      @jameshughes525 Před rokem

      @@stacyciccone1092 don't even try to make sense of that bonehead. He is a nitwit. And is trying to stir the pot

  • @mikenorledge4110
    @mikenorledge4110 Před rokem +173

    let's not forget the Romany gypsies and communists and real socialists and homosexuals and disabled people please along with the Jewish people

    • @louisavondart9178
      @louisavondart9178 Před rokem +37

      and 3 million Russian POW's....

    • @georgebrown8312
      @georgebrown8312 Před rokem +51

      Right on, both of you. We should remember the victims of the Holocaust, all of them.

    • @l.plantagenet
      @l.plantagenet Před 9 měsíci +28

      And thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses along with everyone else mentioned.

    • @Bynggo
      @Bynggo Před 9 měsíci

      Unfortunately, those facts don’t fit in with the Jewish reasoning that they were the only ones persecuted and should now have a country of their own.
      How many Palestinians have died or continually suffer because of that point of view? I believe they actually learned a great deal from the SS.

    • @djdubbzy
      @djdubbzy Před 9 měsíci

      Its not a competition. This video was made to disprove those that say that jews were not murdered by the germans.

  • @robertbruce7686
    @robertbruce7686 Před rokem +25

    Terrible. Should not be denied or forgotten.

  • @NomenFugazi
    @NomenFugazi Před rokem +18

    Lived in Austria in the late fifties through the mid sixties.Almost no jews lived there,but antisemitism was pervasive.Remorse,non existent.

  • @robcorrente6065
    @robcorrente6065 Před 2 lety +44

    Thanks for sharing this unique piece of documentary

  • @oolongteaforjoyluck17
    @oolongteaforjoyluck17 Před rokem +23

    I wonder if the civilians, police, the Nazis etc. who were photographed & videoed abusing & killing the Jewish people & other detainees while laughing ever saw any of themselves condoning the actions & felt guilt later. I doubt it.
    This was so disgusting!

    • @Zzoarqg
      @Zzoarqg Před rokem

      Do some research and find out .

    • @oolongteaforjoyluck17
      @oolongteaforjoyluck17 Před rokem +3

      @Y. Cuevas I did and couldn't find any satisfactory answers that I could believe. Also, you don't have to reply so rudely. What did I ever do to you? Why couldn't you just scroll by or mention and perhaps site a reference declaring someone did or didn't feel guilt to just be a kind helpful person.

    • @Zzoarqg
      @Zzoarqg Před rokem

      @@oolongteaforjoyluck17 Rude? I wrote one sentence. Have a nice day.

  • @anekaye4446
    @anekaye4446 Před rokem +10

    The people said there was nothing they could do, but there were those few who proved that thinking wrong. I'm sure that most Germans loved hearing how they were better, smarter, superior...God help us be like the ones who hid Jews and others in spite of the risk of losing their own lives.

  • @Lina5
    @Lina5 Před rokem +47

    Thank you for making this documentary.

  • @litespeedway6538
    @litespeedway6538 Před rokem +24

    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS - I HAVE FOR SO LONG WANTED TO HEAR THESE VERY TESTIMONIES, NOW I WLD LIKE TO HEAR MORE.🙏🏾💔

    • @jessereichbach588
      @jessereichbach588 Před rokem +1

      check all the Spielberg archive footage on YT. They have hours of testimony .

    • @litespeedway6538
      @litespeedway6538 Před rokem +3

      @@jessereichbach588 Not of actual German ex- Nazis. Pls supply actual links to those videos. They are few & far between for obvious reasons

    • @jessereichbach588
      @jessereichbach588 Před rokem +1

      ah well heres one lol czcams.com/video/SSMemfHh7Og/video.html

    • @jessereichbach588
      @jessereichbach588 Před rokem

      @@litespeedway6538 czcams.com/video/AHJzMGSXz1U/video.html

    • @jessereichbach588
      @jessereichbach588 Před rokem

      @@litespeedway6538 czcams.com/video/4f_4DQ-JcXg/video.html

  • @damianp4194
    @damianp4194 Před rokem +243

    Incredible piece of filmmaking, we are now quickly losing remaining survivors due to old age and documentaries such as these should really be digitally enhanced, upscaled and available on streaming services. It’s a moral responsibility to make it easily and readily available for current and future generations.

    • @salyluz6535
      @salyluz6535 Před rokem +11

      Amen!!

    • @charliekenwright6324
      @charliekenwright6324 Před rokem +8

      This subject turned into a money making issue in 1945,let’s keep the truth and facts because a lot of people have lied about this subject for many many years,any subject you can’t investigate and ask questions about is just nonsense,

    • @gabesmokeymartatom
      @gabesmokeymartatom Před rokem +4

      No worries! We have people who are channeling survivors and also those who claim they were survivors in past lives. You can listen to them right here on CZcams.

    • @davepegington9066
      @davepegington9066 Před rokem +1

      Impressive how many survivors there originally were from a death camp though?
      I thought the Germans were known for efficiency.

    • @evaeves8569
      @evaeves8569 Před rokem +13

      Incredible filming yes, but much more incredible were some of the people. Some people being interviewed seem so unhuman. I think they who worked with prisoners. They talk normal but there seem to be little or no real sympathy for what happened to millions of people, including children. It's like Satan looked up from Hell and said these are my guys, when it came to that war. One guy even said our beloved Furher, amazing.

  • @brucet.3239
    @brucet.3239 Před rokem +101

    The fact that Kurt Franz was released and died as a free man is infuriating and sickening beyond belief.
    If you want your blood to boil, read the Wikipedia entry on this man. His sadistic and cruel actions, and the atrocities that he committed, are some of the worst committed by any nazi during the war.

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      Germans fully protected their Nazi criminals. To peace other countries they gave these terrible monsters the death penalty then changed them to life. In a few years (1-8) they were pardoned and sent home. Most Nazi war criminals died peacefully at homes cause both Germans and Americans protected them. It's disgusting that such man died peacefully in his bed. I don't trust Germans and I truly think that they will start ww3 if their economy fails.

    • @prof4659
      @prof4659 Před 11 měsíci

      Yes. it is sickening, and hearbreaking. Certainly this was in part anti Semitic, a long tradition in Europe, including Germany! But there was more: Soon after WWII the zeal to prosecute Nazis was overtaken by the "Red Scare," or the newer threat of Communism. The Allies were suddenly eager to make friends with West Germany-- a safeguard against Russia taking over the entire former German nation, and , perhaps parts or all of Western Europe. No longer were Irreplaceable, innocent Jewish souls to be avenged,no longer were Nazis to face justice for their inhumanity. World politics-- about power, struggles sadly, not people--became quite intense during the "cold war." Nazis became old news. And many went ahead and did quite well for themselves. Some were eventually hunted down. Most, like Mengele, lived long lives in relative comfort and peace.

    • @joshharris9788
      @joshharris9788 Před 11 měsíci

      I agree the monster should have been sentenced to death!

    • @ruthietaylor8756
      @ruthietaylor8756 Před 11 měsíci +15

      God sees everything and forgets nothing

    • @user-nh6mx3nb7f
      @user-nh6mx3nb7f Před 11 měsíci +10

      This is why God says vengeance is hi! God will surely avenge every cruel act!!

  • @Snwman_
    @Snwman_ Před rokem +133

    I know this happened nearly 100 years ago, but that isn't that long ago. I just find it incredible that one group of humans could treat another with such cruelty. Especially children. Babies! The elderly, the sick. Women!

    • @Emy53
      @Emy53 Před rokem +1

      The cruelty happened because those inflicting it didn't see the Jews as human beings, same as the whites in America that treated the blacks with cruelty as well. Many atrocities in every corner of this earth, and still claiming they believe in God.

    • @Snwman_
      @Snwman_ Před rokem

      @@Emy53 thanks for your reply. I know what you're saying and I've heard it mentioned in documentaries over the years but I can't relate to that. They are human beings. They look, act, communicate the same. Not that I could be cruel to an animal either. I guess I'd have been murdered too had I been alive then and occupied by Nazis. Having said that, I wouldn't have had a problem killing Nazis. Horrible, evil, bastards. Regards from UK.

    • @jscho8674
      @jscho8674 Před rokem +29

      It blows my mind as well. All that hate.

    • @hohooooooooify
      @hohooooooooify Před rokem

      @@jscho8674 fear alot of people feared the Jewish plague have to remember ww1 happened 20 odd year's before and was a terrible defeat
      Something to consider if people have something to fear or believe it has caused them direct harm in the past and now they see it takes very lil to kick of genocide
      Edit: keep in mind the west deported any jews that fled to them including Britain America Canada and alot of countries just simply didn't want them either

    • @nassermj7671
      @nassermj7671 Před rokem +26

      Quite recent true, which is why what
      they are doing to the Palestinians is a shock.

  • @AllTheCritters
    @AllTheCritters Před rokem +106

    Remarkable presentation. It should all be transcribed into a book for future generations. Every single individual account of what was done to these human beings is important. We must never forget.

    • @speaktruth9313
      @speaktruth9313 Před rokem

      This is being said by the Muslim/ Arabs about chasing the Jews from the River to the sea… are the current Nazi’s the Muslims?

    • @VantasticVans
      @VantasticVans Před rokem +10

      It needs to be in all forms so it can never be denied.

    • @rubyleuty9417
      @rubyleuty9417 Před rokem

      There are many books and films about the atrocities perpetrated on the Jewish people and others. But there are still plenty of deniers still around regardless of the truth. Many still say it never happened. There are many neo Nazis today. There are statues and museums dedicated to those who survived and still people deny all of it. Even today the Jews are still the most persecuted group of people in the world.

    • @bartjoy5179
      @bartjoy5179 Před rokem +9

      @@VantasticVans You don’t understand the ability of human beings to deny the truth. It’s a sad and horrible characteristic we have as people.

    • @jessereichbach588
      @jessereichbach588 Před rokem +6

      There are tons of the video documented accounts on YT and online in general. Search for all the Spielberg Archive stuff. Last I remembered there were hours of survivor testimonies from the 70's, 80s and 90s. And the Speildberg Archive has all the raw footage from well, everything having to do with European Jews basically, from the early days of just daily life in places like Lviv, to the aftermath of the 2nd war. I wish more was saved for posterity, but at least we have a lot.

  • @jamesbarber2882
    @jamesbarber2882 Před rokem +21

    In the sixties I studied the second World War.Our history teacher spent some effort to cover war crimes .He included the fire bombing of Dresden .He explained that if we had lost the war people would have hanged for this .He spent a strange amount of time going over this in some detail.His mood was strange .I later learned that he was on these raids.

    • @ToddiusMaximus
      @ToddiusMaximus Před rokem +2

      Your professor sounds like a balanced,well studied, logical person

    • @jamescrane1987
      @jamescrane1987 Před 11 měsíci +3

      I flew on the dresden mission... the true story of dresden has never been told...

    • @seanodwyer4322
      @seanodwyer4322 Před 11 měsíci

      @@jamescrane1987 - ahh read Fred Taylors Dresden 1945 book in auckland libirary- it had nasty events in it. Yank pilots the worse as they shot at anything that moved in daylight includeing zoo animals.

    • @ImreAMX
      @ImreAMX Před 11 měsíci

      @@jamescrane1987 any way to find the true story?

    • @LowEnd31st
      @LowEnd31st Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@ImreAMXit’s not a secret. The Allies firebombed Dresden, which wasn’t really an important military target, as retribution to kill civilians.

  • @erinthesystem9608
    @erinthesystem9608 Před 3 měsíci +4

    To hear about the shopkeeper, wearing his military decorations from WWI- and having these physically stripped from him- was sobering. So much is said in just that little vignette. Many minor tragedies must have fallen to individual people to cope with, private horror stories unfolding against the backdrop of the overarching tragedy we do know about. Hearing about that shopkeeper, courageously displaying his patriotism (which now meant nothing), made me very sad. Something about that story hit home to me the real nightmare of helplessness that the victims were forced to privately and collectively endure.

    • @sergegainsbourgii1852
      @sergegainsbourgii1852 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Thos was a great & timely documentary to come across.
      In the US, black WWI & WWII vets were lynched in & for wearing their uniforms.
      We all need cleansing through education, truth-telling & grace.

    • @tatonemio6388
      @tatonemio6388 Před 3 měsíci

      @@sergegainsbourgii1852
      says the demented uneducated troll who spread lies and antisemitic innuendos.

  • @jscho8674
    @jscho8674 Před rokem +50

    So....the take away from the Kurt Franz interview is, he knew everything that was happening at Treblinka, but he never saw or participated in a single thing. Right. Monster.

    • @cacampbell3654
      @cacampbell3654 Před rokem +1

      Who was Kurt Franz? (Have forgotten and haven’t watched the film yet.)

    • @jscho8674
      @jscho8674 Před rokem +18

      @C A Campbell He was Nazi SS and one of the people in charge of the Treblinka extermination camp. He was sentenced to life in prison for war crimes in the 60s, but then released in early 90s. I can't remember exactly why but I think it was an illness and he was old as dirt and not expected to live much longer. I think he lived another 5 years or so, perfectly free, in a way he would NEVER have allowed a Jewish person to live. I was floored when I saw he agreed to be interviewed here. He basically says he was kinda aware of what was happening but never personally participated. It's a bunch of malarkey. Google him and his wiki page should list all the crimes he was convicted of. Sorry about the response being so wordy! Definitely watch this video. Very important stuff.

    • @hodaka1000
      @hodaka1000 Před rokem +11

      @@jscho8674
      Just watched it
      Was he the one who was contradicting himself about the grid where they burnt the bodies ?
      My father was wounded and captured in Singapore and sent to a Japanese POW camp at Sandakan North Borneo
      From more than two thousand four hundred British and Australians originally held at Sandakan there were six survivors
      He testified at the War Crimes Tribunals at Rabaul and Toyko

    • @lorraineprahm5461
      @lorraineprahm5461 Před rokem +1

      I can never understand why these criminals were given such ridiculously light sentences.Why were they released early 😫 Were the German authorities in charge after the initial trials ?So these monsters were walking amongst us and .living comfortably. Maybe there were decent Germans but the vast majority worshipped Hitler

    • @djquinn11
      @djquinn11 Před rokem

      What an unrepentant, lying piece of filth.

  • @iolitelight
    @iolitelight Před rokem +140

    My mother was a child, about age 6 at the end of WWII. She lived in a part of Germany that is now Poland. She knew the Holocaust to be true. When she was a young adult, her employer and landlord told her that he had been a guard in a camp. The camps were real, the forced labor and murders. He was at one time visited by survivors who thanked him for allowing them to escape. He looked away rather than shoot them. But yes, he was a part of this and spoke the truth. It impacted him all his life. He never faced any court or jail time, and there must have been many other Germans like him. First hand witnesses.

    • @mikenorledge4110
      @mikenorledge4110 Před rokem +19

      there are always good people to counteract hatred and war, I have met lots of great German people who despise what their ancestors did

    • @dick_richards
      @dick_richards Před rokem +1

      What about the gassing?? Look up the Leucter report. By a jewish gas chamber specialist.

    • @iolitelight
      @iolitelight Před rokem

      @@dick_richards The Leucter report was compiled by a man claiming it was science when he had no understanding of what he was actually looking for in materials he stole from Auschwitz. He was attempting to prove in a Canadian court that a Holocaust denier was not wrong to say that gassings did not happen. He was thrown out as the expert witness because his report was flawed and false and total bullshit. And the man he attempted to defend was jailed for enciting violence. This report dates from 1988 and disregards the many authentic documents kept by Nazis themselves detailing the products and methods they used. So take that report and make use of it as toilet paper. But decent people wouldn't wipe their arse with it.

    • @dick_richards
      @dick_richards Před rokem

      @Argenta Lol he literally holds the patents on gas chamber designs. Have you read it or watched his presentation??? I'll bet my next 5 paychecks, you didn't.
      Ignorance is bliss, eh??

    • @dick_richards
      @dick_richards Před rokem

      @Argenta He literally went to Auschwitz himself and found ZERO trace of cyanide. Plus, what's a hanging, electric light bulb doing in an unsealed room full of explosive, poison gasses???? That was originally a 5 room barracks, and why wasn't the smoke stack attached and why were ZERO traces of human remains found in it?? Why???

  • @kevinhealey6540
    @kevinhealey6540 Před rokem +9

    I was stationed in Germany during the 70s. One German told me that he remembered on Crystal Nacht that in Ludwigsburg and the Nazis busted windows of Jewish stores.
    They went into the synagogue and ransacked it. They took the Torah scroll outside and were wearing kippahs and kicking the Torah Scroll around.
    Then they set fire to the synagogue. The fire department showed up.
    But they didn't put the fire out. They just contained the fire to keep it from burning surrounding buildings and houses.

  • @cascadianrangers728
    @cascadianrangers728 Před rokem +58

    My grandfather was an Airborne Ranger and BAR gunner, and he helped liberate Dachau. The only thing he would say about it is that evil is real, and so is hell. He took lots of pictures, but he hid the negatives very well. I examined some but quickly lost my enthusiasm. The pictures he took are beyond description.

    • @CentralVirginian1
      @CentralVirginian1 Před rokem +9

      My father didn't talk about it either, just said that he'd seen it and would tell us about if we wanted to hear.

    • @VIRGONOMICS
      @VIRGONOMICS Před rokem +4

      Hello
      My grandfather was in the
      20th Armored Division and his scrapbook was horrifying . He brought back Nazi Paraphernalia like Swords and Knives - all lost over card Games .

    • @mikloridden8276
      @mikloridden8276 Před rokem +11

      Happy to say, during the Dachau liberation was the only time the SS were shot on the spot. God bless your father and I thank him for his service

    • @robertconlon101
      @robertconlon101 Před rokem +8

      My uncle helped liberate one of the camps in Germany. Until the day he died he never spoke of what he saw.

    • @colinmuld5452
      @colinmuld5452 Před rokem +2

      They were not allowed to talk about it

  • @lucyosborne9239
    @lucyosborne9239 Před rokem +27

    The German worker in Warsaw is so non-cholent and uncaring about seeing dead in the street, it boggles the mind. It's clear he's a Nazi criminal and should have been prosecuted for neglect and mass murder. So cold and disinterested in anything but his own preservation there's no inkling of compassion or regret. I'm speechless.

    • @hohooooooooify
      @hohooooooooify Před rokem +4

      Easy there people do become desensitized you would be surprised how quickly it can happen doesn't mean they agree just that it happened moving on for some is different from other's

    • @leahjones9626
      @leahjones9626 Před rokem +2

      I felt he was very honest and DID want to show the truth of what he did witness.
      No I don’t think he was overly emotional. I’m sure he spent much time very sorrowful and overwhelmed by it.
      I have lived through truly crushing years. Now when I tell others about it, I do speak very matter of factly. I am less emotional about it - I don’t tear up as much - because it’s simply TRUTH at this point. And I speak truthfully about it so that people do know ITS REAL. I speak in FACTS now. Not in hysterics.
      When you live with truth for so many years - it DOES become black and white. The emotional distress subsides, it’s deep in there. But the POINT now is not the emotion, but the FACT.

    • @lucyosborne9239
      @lucyosborne9239 Před rokem +3

      Leah, I survived what my Jewish, holocaust survivor psychiatrist termed as worse than what she saw, had to do and was forced to endure: incest from my father. Her reasoning was that, as horrifying as it is to say, Holocaust survivors had one another and they knew it was wrong. What I survived has a 40% suicide rate, and I'm still here, alive and LIVING, IN MY 70'S. I know the look of guilt in men who brush aside what they did for purely selfish reasons. This man was one of those who can not face nor atone for what they did. And I grow utterly furious every time the subject is raised. Bravo to you in your desensitized existence but I ask you this: are you truly alive?

  • @junesmallwood4921
    @junesmallwood4921 Před 3 měsíci +3

    I of course learned of War World II in school in the 60s in school but we were not taught at all about the treatment of Jews and others . As I got older I started to want to learn about the war. My parents were both in a TB hospital during most of the war so they were not able to tell me much. Years later my mother moved south and I came to visit her. She took me downtown in a small town and loudly said "look there is a Jew". I was shocked and horrified. She was in her 70s but I grabbed her arm and pulled her away and very loudly told her to never ever do that again. Then i went over the the lady and apologized for my mother. She was kind and thanked me. To this day this still embarrasses me and horrified me. And now my Grandchildren are jewish on their mother's side so I am teaching them to be proud of their heritage

  • @joshwaffen88
    @joshwaffen88 Před rokem +7

    "I never saw shootings or mass executions" ...

  • @annedwyer797
    @annedwyer797 Před rokem +25

    The interviewee that begins 14:10 gave a detailed description of what he saw as a young German soldier in the Warsaw ghetto. I wish the interviewer had asked him what his emotional reaction was when he saw people dead and dying in the street, etc. That would have been REALLY interesting.

  • @annehersey9895
    @annehersey9895 Před rokem +25

    These stories must not only be told but MUST be repeated over and over so the world will NEVER FORGET~

    • @barbaraseidel4342
      @barbaraseidel4342 Před rokem

      Es wurde bereits vergessen!! In Österreich sollten die Ungeimpften während Corona Pandemie mit gelben Bändern markiert werden!
      Ich wohne seit 20 Jahren in Österreich und ich verachte dieses Land, weil die die Geschichte sich fast zum 2.ten Mal wiederholt hatte!!!!

    • @ericscaillet2232
      @ericscaillet2232 Před rokem +2

      Exactly 💯.

    • @lous.1548
      @lous.1548 Před rokem

      the same has been happening since 75 years ... I think the world does not care

    • @ronminardo8056
      @ronminardo8056 Před rokem

      Yea like let's NEVER FORGET the 3 MILLION Indians "Uncle Winni' " starved to death by taking their food supplies JUST IN CASE he ran out of food stores in another part of the war......(Just-In-Case) Its called the BENGAL Famine of 1943... czcams.com/users/shortsOV807zgLalQ Somehow you Never hear about that ! ! WHY? Must not be as important as Jews.........

  • @abocas
    @abocas Před rokem +7

    The guy with the photos is so strangely disconnected. Probably in an attempt to downplay his role in allowing this.

  • @SAS-fn9ce
    @SAS-fn9ce Před rokem +20

    It seems so hard to imagine. But then you see people just recently wishing the unvaccinated death or jail. Then you see how this went on. Propaganda. Fear. Division. Hate.

    • @currantbun2166
      @currantbun2166 Před rokem

      The 'plandemic / genocide-by-vaccine' narrative exists to feed people the same lies that facilitated the Holocaust - and they're a deliberate scam on the people who actually believe them as well as their more direct victims. The Canadian 'Freedom Convoy', the London 'Freedom Rally' and many other protests were actually organised by professional Nazi propagandists (including 'blood libel' pushers - look that term up if you haven't already, its history is very illustrative). The Satanist-Illuminati-Freemason 'New World Order' that so often gets blamed for the 'plandemic' is literally a synonym for 'The Jewish Elite' as described by Hitler, in the exact words of the scumbags who codified it (Pat Robertson, Gary Allen, Nesta Helen Webster). I've reached out to plenty of actual, open Nazis who have been completely happy to confirm this explicitly. Sadly, they hadn't realised that they were being conned themselves.

    • @carlmorgan8452
      @carlmorgan8452 Před rokem +6

      Exactly / media lies drives political policy

    • @PeacefulPariah
      @PeacefulPariah Před 7 měsíci

      The unvaccinated HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON with the Jews, nor were the unvaccinated ever in any actual danger. Quite the contrary, as they were endangering others, not just virally but with mob violence. Such petulant selfish, arrogant, self-righteous children. You need to snap out of it. The Nazis were fascists. The Right are Fascists. Never Again is more than just a slogan to us Jews, it's a promise and a it's a threat to ALL fascists and their supporters. The unvaccinated???? Shame on you. Disgusting comparison.

    • @AndyJarman
      @AndyJarman Před 3 měsíci +1

      We are like frogs in a stove top saucepan. Just when do we blow the whistle, at just what point does bad turn to heinous.

    • @inesflores4948
      @inesflores4948 Před 3 měsíci

      Sorry but I haven’t heard anything that people want unvaccinated to die. Not true.

  • @parker1ray
    @parker1ray Před rokem +8

    Eisenhour went to personally view these horrors specifically for this reason, so no one could deny what he had seen with his own eyes!

    • @ronathenjjohnson8346
      @ronathenjjohnson8346 Před rokem

      And he also starved 2 million german pow's in open air camps by breaking international law by classifying them as "enemy combatants" Guy was an evil and wanted to eradicate the germanic race.

    • @l.g.3956
      @l.g.3956 Před 11 měsíci

      That was all BS

  • @dolphin.starbeam
    @dolphin.starbeam Před rokem +23

    even all these years Kurt Franz cant own up to his atrocities..he could'nt "bear the thought of what he witnessed" more like the things HE DID. read his wikipedia article to get an idea of just some of the sadistic crimes he committed while at Treblinka

    • @valor101arise
      @valor101arise Před rokem +5

      We are always innocent in our own eyes

    • @litespeedway6538
      @litespeedway6538 Před rokem +11

      Yes - his obfuscation was pathetic.

    • @djquinn11
      @djquinn11 Před rokem +11

      “I was against it.
      What an evil, sadistic liar.

    • @mikloridden8276
      @mikloridden8276 Před rokem

      How come he wasn’t thrown on the side of the road after the interview? Monsters shouldn’t be allowed to live.

    • @ronalddesiderio7625
      @ronalddesiderio7625 Před rokem

      Don’t be so quick to judge. We’re all part of the race

  • @robertheinrichvonseyfenste267

    my father worked in a German forced labour camp for almost three years. He escaped and walked home for some months, at night. He was helped by so many good German people and he never hated the Germans in general. He was so thankful for the help he received,

  • @maraminjo2
    @maraminjo2 Před rokem +23

    Great stories and first-hand testimonies.

  • @lubomirdemcak8401
    @lubomirdemcak8401 Před rokem +8

    Thank you for creating this video. I hope this kind of atrocity will not repeat in the human history any more.

  • @christinecook377
    @christinecook377 Před rokem +6

    Oh my God. How can anyone hate that much?😪😥😢😭

  • @Gazzapa57
    @Gazzapa57 Před rokem +9

    The man speaking from 36 minute mark onwards - he tells these stories in such a matter of fact emotionally detached way - the germans seem to have this quality far more then other nationalities.

    • @tsarbomba01
      @tsarbomba01 Před rokem

      He is a scientist, so he gives a scientific relay of events, what’s so strange about that?

    • @pmtspmts8441
      @pmtspmts8441 Před 8 měsíci

      Germans are great liars

  • @paulvassallo3317
    @paulvassallo3317 Před rokem +18

    This is Amazing! A Very Important Doco.

  • @rafaelramirez2586
    @rafaelramirez2586 Před 4 měsíci +5

    Never again

  • @glennbrooks3449
    @glennbrooks3449 Před rokem +8

    I don’t believe for one minute that something similar will never occur again. Almost came to that over the vaxed and unvaxed.

    • @barbaraseidel4342
      @barbaraseidel4342 Před rokem

      Ja. Das ist passiert!!! In Österreich war der Wahnsinn los. Sie wollten die Ungeimpften mit gelben Bändern markieren, etc.
      Diese verachtenswerten Mitläufer haben aus der Geschichte nichts gelernt!!!
      Herzliche Grüße aus fa** er Wien

  • @mightymuzrub
    @mightymuzrub Před rokem +4

    This program is amazing. It needs to be out there.

  • @arikcarlo
    @arikcarlo Před rokem +22

    Kurt Franz , former S.S. commander of the Treblinka death camp interviewed here was known to be a cruel, sadistic official. Why was this not brought up?? And why was he released from prison? It's clear that he looks as healthy as a horse yet he was released after 28 years of imprisonment for reasons of ill health. We are talking about a man who was judicially declared to have been responsible for the collective deaths of 300,000 human beings. He should never have been released. Shame on the German judicial system.

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      That alone tells you that Germans knew what was going on. They just didn't care cause Hitler was making Germany great again. At least hat monster got 28 years cause many others got 1-3 years then were pardoned.

    • @NomenFugazi
      @NomenFugazi Před rokem

      I’m surprised that he served 28 years. A lot of these degenerates were released by the mid fifties.

  • @montanagal6958
    @montanagal6958 Před rokem +10

    Someone very wise said the evil it not "out there" but crosses every man's heart.

  • @Drpglass
    @Drpglass Před rokem +7

    I’m watching this with morbid curiosity. I wish to learn how an advanced civilization can descend to such depths of barbarism so that I can recognize the signs precluding it’s reoccurrence.

  • @stevep5408
    @stevep5408 Před rokem +8

    A ninety plus year old lady from Klagenfurt Austria refuses to believe all those nice foreign volunteers for the SS could do anything bad! There was a training base in Klagenfurt.

  • @Henrys473
    @Henrys473 Před rokem +91

    Amazing, no questions to Kurt Franz about his sadistic murderous activities. When he was arrested in 1959 a search of his home yielded a scrapbook with horrific photographs titled “beautiful years”.

    • @CJinsoo
      @CJinsoo Před rokem

      yeah, infuriating. what a nation and culture of cowards and hand-washers. if you can’t administer justice to this murderer, i guess you don’t care, you just want it all to go away and be forgotten.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 Před rokem +24

      Franz claimed that he never hurt anyone....
      Here's the problem - if one is "following orders" then the orders come from above. That means that Franz gave orders to sadists at the camps that he ran. So he is responsible for their behaviors.

    • @peterrobbins2862
      @peterrobbins2862 Před rokem +17

      @@jamallabarge2665 should the same rules apply to American soldiers who fought in illegal wars and committed war crimes in Vietnam and Iraq

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Před rokem +13

      @@peterrobbins2862 yes, they should

    • @stompthedragon4010
      @stompthedragon4010 Před rokem +5

      He was pretty honest in what he did say. Put the soft- spin on mass murder, though

  • @patriotUSA2007
    @patriotUSA2007 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Incredibly important documentary. Is there a longer version, or a second part? There are people at the end that I don't remember seeing interviewed.

  • @rescuepetsrule6842
    @rescuepetsrule6842 Před rokem +15

    SALUTE Orion Foundation and all who were in this film. I've seen almost every film on WWII/Holocaust multiple times, but this is new to me. I hope they made more like this. That sweet woman at 1:38:00 took a risk going to Auschwitz, especially on false pretenses. We could sure use some heroes like these people now. (09Mar23).

  • @mikekincaid7412
    @mikekincaid7412 Před rokem +7

    75 years later an some of these people are acting like.. no big deal.wow.. this could happen again

  • @Emy53
    @Emy53 Před rokem +26

    I believe many knew their fate. They didn't cry or scream because at that point, they must have felt no one was coming to save them, not even God, yet I feel that they believed in God until their last breath. I have to respect their beliefs even if I don't understand it.

    • @SabyMp
      @SabyMp Před rokem

      You should find the Docu, Europa the last battle, this will tell you everything and then you will understand what happened in that time.. its a whole other story then you think now.

    • @talia8581
      @talia8581 Před rokem

      They worship the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. They don't believe in JC and the NT.

    • @glennbrooks3449
      @glennbrooks3449 Před rokem +3

      When it comes to faith I believe God allows this to show the rest of his creation how low evil will go. There is a bible text that supports that. The book of revelation speaks about a time when a death degree will take place against a certain group of people loyal to God. Millions of us can see the world shaping up for that time period.

    • @leahjones9626
      @leahjones9626 Před rokem

      Many denounced god - it was THAT horrible. They lost their faith and felt god had absolutely abandoned any corner he could have hid in.

    • @leahjones9626
      @leahjones9626 Před rokem +1

      They even carved the loss of their faith into the walls they were imprisoned in.
      To think they all held their faith is absolutely ignorant - and I say that with kindness. I say it’s ignorant to show that it’s silly to assume they held their faith. These people were crushed beyond belief. So BELIEVE me when I tell you - it was worse than you are currently imagining.

  • @klumog1
    @klumog1 Před 10 měsíci +3

    This must not be fogotten!

  • @ronelsteenkamp8716
    @ronelsteenkamp8716 Před rokem +88

    Very insightful, disturbing, sad, unsettling, though provoking. I cannot describe the mixture of emotions I had while watching this. Brilliantly done. Thank you.
    I don't believe the world will ever change. History will repeat itself somewhere- different people, different settings, but the same hatred, prejudice and "-isms" will prevail...

    • @BROKEN-PILOT
      @BROKEN-PILOT Před rokem

      Eugenics and oppression/exploitation of Black Americans were adopted by Hitler, then horrifically modified. SCOTUS Associate Justice, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr, wrote the 8-1 majority opinion in Buck v. Bell, a case that upheld the Virginia Sterilization Act of 1924 - forced sterilization of institutionalized persons (USA) in the interest of "public welfare" outweighing the interest of individuals in their bodily integrity - the Virginia sterilization law.

    • @tinapinckney5880
      @tinapinckney5880 Před rokem +1

      Agree

    • @ronminardo8056
      @ronminardo8056 Před rokem

      And the way they get this to happen is they don't teach REAL HISTORY, just the spoon-fed slop the victors construed. You know the saying, Those Who Win The War Get To Write The History ! ! Outlets like this definitely help curtail that. Read The Unseen Hand by Ralph Epperson and you'll see just how slanted the history govts. WANT you to know really is........

    • @ernst-gg1eb
      @ernst-gg1eb Před rokem +1

      And, so they will...

    • @angelashort1331
      @angelashort1331 Před rokem +1

      Hitler spent 10 years , preparing before he was elected , Joe Biden has been busy for decades . Freedom of speech was hitlers menacing tool , Biden is interfering with freedom of speech today . FOOD rationing was another tool of Hitler , along with division of communities , Biden has FBI infiltrating church groups , DISMANTELLING THE FOUNDATIONS OF EVERYTHING IS THE WAY OF TYRANTS , FOOD RATIONING IS COMING TO THE USA, OBIDEN IS A TYRANT .

  • @user-bs5ys4vo7e
    @user-bs5ys4vo7e Před rokem +30

    Back then, Germans and Austrians (and people in many other countries) blindfolded themselves for a variety of reasons. Most of them are shameful. How can somebody take a picture of a human being suffering and do nothing?

    • @Emy53
      @Emy53 Před rokem

      Well, the photographs by some were taken maybe to record history. There were many people that risked themselves to help the Jews. Many felt it was unjust, but a whole country uprising was no match to Hitler's army. The Hitler regime didn't care who you were even if you were German. If you helped a Jew, you were subhuman to them as well.

    • @bellaadamowicz8380
      @bellaadamowicz8380 Před rokem +3

      I agree , monsters

    • @kelike78
      @kelike78 Před rokem +9

      like the people nowdays with their iphones? Those civilized ones who like to start a video recording driving and record bad accidents and go sharing the sufferings online before they drive away? Never calling the police? in the year 2023...the young rich and healthy know better, right...I mean right??

    • @82566
      @82566 Před rokem

      @Þorkell Egilsson agree , 2023 they'd rather film then act & help ...similarities yes ✅️

    • @1965Grit
      @1965Grit Před rokem +6

      As I've said on many of these, with no judgment, when you look at history as a whole, at this particular time in history, Germany was not the only Nation doing this, they were one of the first figure out how to kill people on an industrial scale, but there were many other Nations executing mass. Amounts of what they considered lesser people's, that was a normal practice going back for 1000's of years,
      I'm not trying to make excuses for what Germany did, I'm just trying to educate people that that was a normal fact of life not only up to then, it also carried on after WWII in China, Russia and many other countries, and even today it still goes on, the difference between all the others and Nazi Germany in modern times is, Germany lost war.

  • @dianahudgins674
    @dianahudgins674 Před rokem +57

    I don't understand how anyone could say this never happened. And why they don't teach this history in schools is beyond me.

    • @arthurhunt642
      @arthurhunt642 Před rokem +8

      When I was in 6th grade I read the book "Night". That opened my eyes and I asked a lot of questions. The book terrified me of how evil humans can become!

    • @exspiravit6920
      @exspiravit6920 Před rokem +9

      @@arthurhunt642 SCHOOLS 100% TEACH THIS and mostly spend a good deal of time on it at some points in grade school. I'm not sure when they start now but when I was a kid it was EARLY. This all was in rural South Georgia in the 90s too!! I get annoyed when people matter of factly say "They need to teach this!!".......AS IF THEY DONT!! I never heard of a holocaust denier in that small town and county. Recently I've seen little smarty pants saying this exact same thing about freaking slavery too!! Like we all just didn't know the slavery era, civil war era!! LOLOL!!

    • @yolson2376
      @yolson2376 Před rokem +4

      I don't know where you live, but in my neck of the woods in south-east Europe we teach this extensively in elementary school. I'd be pretty surprised if you happen to live in a western country and they don't teach this.

    • @austint7533
      @austint7533 Před rokem +3

      Where exactly is this not taught in schools? I honestly don’t expect students to comprehend the massive political, logistical, and historical background and explanations to these things.

    • @PhillyBatts
      @PhillyBatts Před rokem +6

      They teach it. Whether or not you paid attention is another thing.

  • @slackdaddy1912
    @slackdaddy1912 Před rokem +9

    Another reason to NEVER GIVE UP YOUR FIREARMS!

    • @jasonwiley798
      @jasonwiley798 Před rokem

      You wouldn🎉 stand a chance against trained military . And first thing they take you guns.

    • @jasonwiley798
      @jasonwiley798 Před rokem

      Are you really that paranoid?

    • @slackdaddy1912
      @slackdaddy1912 Před rokem +3

      @@jasonwiley798 ……have you learned nothing in history class?

    • @slackdaddy1912
      @slackdaddy1912 Před rokem +2

      @@jasonwiley798 ……. Maybe, but remember the Afghans.

    • @commissary4196
      @commissary4196 Před 25 dny

      This had nothing to do with that

  • @portcityminis
    @portcityminis Před 10 měsíci +4

    Every german soilder claims they did nothing wrong

  • @renee1961
    @renee1961 Před rokem +8

    Thank You. This was Very Well Done.

  • @loonylinda
    @loonylinda Před rokem +38

    that was excellent..it shows how very important personal testimonies from those that were there is.

  • @sharimccormick1352
    @sharimccormick1352 Před rokem +2

    This should be required viewing in all schools.

  • @edwardjohn1614
    @edwardjohn1614 Před rokem +6

    Absolutely riveting and so so tragic...

  • @albertmarnell9976
    @albertmarnell9976 Před rokem +53

    Words can not express how I feel . We can not bring back the dead and suffering; we can take better care of one another and that includes every human; even the ones that people judge and say they "deserve" to suffer or die.

    • @valor101arise
      @valor101arise Před rokem

      Right.... so are the unwanted babies in the womb. Holocaust continues today

    • @arthurhunt642
      @arthurhunt642 Před rokem +4

      I also believe that the West should boycott and protest Israel for what they do to the Arabs that have lived there for a few thousand years. The land grabbing is only the tip of the iceberg.

    • @albertmarnell9976
      @albertmarnell9976 Před rokem +1

      @@valor101arise The first day of fertilization is not a baby. You know the spectrum until 9 months have passed. But if you believe that the first day is a baby, that is your belief. I'm not going to debate it.

    • @albertmarnell9976
      @albertmarnell9976 Před rokem +3

      @@valor101arise Are you as passionate for the homeless found dead in the streets or the mentally ill housed in prisons that are abused, neglected, tortured and even killed?

    • @lorraineprahm5461
      @lorraineprahm5461 Před rokem +1

      So are you saying Hitler and his cohorts should have gotten off scott free ? Are you sure you watched the video ?

  • @annedwyer797
    @annedwyer797 Před rokem +35

    The denial by perpetrators of any responsibility for their crimes is always quite amazing, as though they were simply onlookers.

    • @mezrre4630
      @mezrre4630 Před rokem

      I dont understand, nazis thought they were the good people and what they did was just. Why would they say what they did was wrong?

  • @antoniod
    @antoniod Před rokem +6

    It seems many Germans preferred to look back at the years 1933-45 as the golden age of German film.

  • @zhenxinbei726
    @zhenxinbei726 Před rokem +5

    How can you not see mass murder, when you claim you saw people emaciated, begging for food and water, and dead people lying in the street?
    Unless you, your families, friends etc., look and behave in the same manner ( beggiing, starving, and dying), you were witnessing mass murder...no matter how slow and long-suffering is was. To exploit them, by making them work for free, is taking part in the murders.
    How can people be so darkened to stand by and say nothing...and do nothing.

  • @glennboyd7049
    @glennboyd7049 Před rokem +20

    Unfortunate that the rest of the Allies did not take a leaf out of the Russians book. The Reds had a very correct attitude to the Nazi butchers: They hung the bastards after a short, sharp trial!

    • @walkonhotcoals1277
      @walkonhotcoals1277 Před rokem +1

      There is nothing to learn from the Russians. Their brutality and inhumanity is on a par with Nazis and continues the Nazi legacy to this day. Today Russians are the new Nazis.

    • @teresahiggs4896
      @teresahiggs4896 Před rokem

      And the US brought some Nazi scientists here ro the us and on condition they would work for the US they weren’t tried , put in prison or killed.

    • @MarvoloSalazar
      @MarvoloSalazar Před rokem

      They didn't because they needed those same monsters for their projects and scientific research. Western hypocrisy never fails to disgust me

    • @samright4661
      @samright4661 Před rokem

      Act like Americans didn’t kill all the Guards at the Concentration Camp they liberated

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      The Israelis and the Russians were the only ones who punished those German cowards cause both the Americans and British protected them even though they bombed civilians and tortured American and British POWs.

  • @douglasruss2889
    @douglasruss2889 Před rokem +7

    Im concerned here with WOKE.

  • @denisetaylor-crommett4781

    Kurt Franz, evil murderer sits there and denies his evil that he was clearly convicted of. Unbelievable

  • @KienyejiChicken
    @KienyejiChicken Před rokem +12

    These people hit the depths of depravity. Why were they even allowed to live after taking part in such monstrosity?

    • @mikeypiros6647
      @mikeypiros6647 Před rokem

      What would you do in their shoes?

    • @mirquellasantos2716
      @mirquellasantos2716 Před rokem

      Germans protected them all the way. That tells you that Germans knew, all of them.

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Před 11 měsíci

      well the members of the Christian Churches protected them and helped them get new identities, especially the bishops, some Cardinals and thousands upon thousand of lay catholics from all over Europe,and the Vatican,who ensured these reptiles and monsters got money jobs property and new identities in the Fascist Catholic countries of South America, Spain, Ireland, and even Britian the USA and Australia.

  • @jegsthewegs
    @jegsthewegs Před rokem +18

    The hate continues in some of the comments here. It's because of this HATE FILLED mentality, the world will NEVER BE AT PEACE. The haters continue.

  • @geert0809
    @geert0809 Před rokem +32

    This was a very impressive documentary.

  • @prof4659
    @prof4659 Před rokem +13

    Profound Gratitude to the Man who spoke against the Nazi thugs! Truly Righteous. I hope he received decorations and respect for his rare decency and bravery.

  • @proudpharisee5303
    @proudpharisee5303 Před rokem +6

    never forget the nazis, the continent of european collaborators, and the world that did nothing about it.

    • @THINKincessantly
      @THINKincessantly Před rokem +1

      Never forget the minority of people that god chose over everyone else and apparently has given them the right to rule you others as they see fit...Every now and then the favorites have to be reminded that they are not in any way a rung above anyone and if they continue to act like they are then theyll get bent over daddy’s knee and smote harshly

    • @zakmarsden5997
      @zakmarsden5997 Před rokem

      Six Million Jews were assassinated in Christian Europe by Christian Europeans at the instigation of a Catholic Christian ruler, Hitler,.Yet even today many German Protestants deny responsibility and the Vatican and most European Catholics deny their responsibility for this terrible crime, The Christian Churches are supposed to be upholders of Morality Truth Compassion and Justice, What a lie that is, their members lied murdered robbed and destroyed innocent defenceless people.

  • @dianakent8393
    @dianakent8393 Před rokem +8

    Disgusting ..PURE EVIL .

  • @davy1458
    @davy1458 Před rokem +26

    I get so angry when I hear these accounts .....I hate bullies....and that all the nazis were....sick minded bullies with absolute power. I hope such a thing never happens again....but we all know that it will and has.

    • @brucknerian9664
      @brucknerian9664 Před rokem +5

      Worldwide---politicians have mandated vaccinations; you have no right to exercise 'informed consent.' And businesses everywhere had signs on windows: "Proof of vaccination required to enter." That says it all, you are absolutely correct.

    • @talia8581
      @talia8581 Před rokem

      We're living it now with the con-vid plandemic.

    • @ronminardo8056
      @ronminardo8056 Před rokem +1

      @@brucknerian9664 Exactly ! ! Like whatever happened to the Nuremburg Laws as it pertains to our current condition (COVID/Plandemic) ? ? ? ? Does this mean WE should just pick and choose which laws WE want to observe as well ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

    • @kimleone5496
      @kimleone5496 Před 10 měsíci

      It is happening. Threats have been made to lock up people with opposing political opinions. Trackers in Canada protested and their assets were locked people that donated to those truckers were investigated by police. The state of California is requiring that parents identify their children. It is happening. There is also a very strong anti-israel attitude in the Democratic party. It is happening.. Klaus Schwab was born at the beginning of world war II his father worked in a company in Nazi Germany. What is Klaus Schwab's motivation? What about the leaders he is grooming? Trudeau is one of them. There are many more. It is happening all over again

  • @Jetsetfastfood
    @Jetsetfastfood Před rokem +7

    This is why the 2nd amendment is necessary. During COVID I saw neighbor turn against neighbor in Seattle. I moved because it seems too familiar.

    • @teresahiggs4896
      @teresahiggs4896 Před rokem +1

      I agree. You have to think about why a goverment would want to disarm their citizens ……It’s so the people can’t defend themselves…. Against anything the goverment wants to do to the people. I’ve read the Federalist papers , the ideas of our founding fathers about why they wrote the Amendments …what they have to say about militias and armed citizens, everyone should read…..it shouid be taught in schools…….

    • @cathleenklassen5095
      @cathleenklassen5095 Před rokem +1

      Yes this was going on all over the place. Sickeningly. The snitching on your neighbor thing.

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    @nancyhamby4035 Před rokem +4

    How lucrative it was for german businesses with laborers forced to work for no wages. It gives a whole new meaning to living one day at a time.