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Thank you for sharing your video, God rest their souls, Huge credit to the French authorities for allowing the village to remain as a monument to show future generations of our evil past!

My father was forced to worked as a slave, mijn grandfather was killed by the flying bombs several aunts were raped Uncles were killed in the trenches. Never trust a German. NEVER! AVOID Germans DO NOT buy their products. Germans are EVIL.

Best video on Caen as you covered most landmarks with good comments.

I’ve visited Oradour-sur-Glane twice-first as a young child and then more recently with my family. The town carries a profound heaviness that’s impossible to ignore. My family lived just an hour away, and I vividly remember feeling that weight as we walked through the ruins. Strangely, it was only when we went mushroom hunting in the surrounding woods that the heaviness seemed to lift. The experience stayed with me for decades, haunting me, until I felt compelled to return with my own son.

Super vidéo

I ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ France!

Very sad .

As an historic wartime incident, about which great detail has come to light, an entire German Army Detachment has been identified as responsible. This means that Germans alive to day, when asked what their Great Grandfather did in the War, will have to admit to unspeakable acts of atrocity being committed by close family members. It must be very difficult for Germans as a people to think about the War. It is inconceivable that anyone could commit crimes against people in that way ( and yes, I concede that War Crimes have been committed by countries other than Germany too), but had the Germans WON the war, the whole of Europe would have been a totalitarian regime under Nazi rule and Oradour sur Glane would not be commemorated as an atrocity.

la ville d'étienne de la Boetie, grand ami de Montaigne et auteur de " discours de la servitude volontaire", livre qu'on devrait tous lire, meilleur ouvrage politique de tous les temps!

Very touching video. Respectful and inviting to profound reflection. Minute 10:07, shouldn't the Latin read, Requiescant-in-Pace (since it's plural)?

Magia pura

Thank you Felipe for this video. It’s extremely sad and heartbreaking to see knowing what happened there. Its hard to put into words from someone who has visited many war memorials, this stands out the most. RIP to all those poor souls.

well , i had the most astonish feeling visiting this place , i didn not expect to fell anything but as i was watching inside a house , a bakery a think, i felt ike being there at that time . I cannot explain in words what i felt, could feel the suffering myself , stared crying whitout control . i cant explain till today what happend.

Please do not come. Unless you respect the locals, and their way of life. We already have too many a..holes here, we do not need any more.

Danke für Ihr Video. Ich hab schon einige gesehen. An Grausamkeit sind die Gräueltaten dieser deutschen Bestien nicht zu überbieten. Wie konnten Menschen das nur diesen Einwohnern antun ?! Ich verstehe es bis heute nicht und schäme mich für die Taten meiner damaligen Landsleute. Immer wieder muß ich weinen, wenn ich Videos von diesem schrecklichen Massaker sehe.

Truly an act of obscene evil. The ruins of Oradour-sur-Glane serve as a memorial to the victims of this needless massacre. I visited the Auschwitz-Birkenau museum in July 2024 and would like to see Oradour-sur-Glane as well. Thanks for the video.

after i visited this town,i began to learn what led to this horrific event The nazis were in transit to normandy,they were under constant attacks by the french resistance it make them angry,so they picked this village known for the absence of what they called "terrorists" as an exaction it also was said it was a mistake,because there's another town,Oradour sur vayres but no,Oradour sur glane was specifically targeted

Pure evil visited that village that day, it was just 4 days after D-day and the French resistance and British SOE had been ambushing Das Reich as they headed north to engage us in Normandy, they punished that village and the poor people who lived there.

Thank you very much! I will be studying in Caen and this is a great starter video to familiarize myself with the city!

Dinan IS one of thé most beautiful towns in Brittany The port,the ramparts,the jerzual street have to be discovered There are many restaurants,many creperies,where you could spend a good moment

Why didn't I take the train to Sarlat?

i love road videos like this. makes me feel like im actually travelling

gracias por mostrar la ciudad de mi abuelo, aun no he ido pero mi hija si. Saludos de Chile

C'est toujours très émouvant. Comment des êtres humains ont pu faire ça à d'autres êtres humains. Quand j'étais petite c'est le silence qui régnait j'y suis retournée il y a quelques temps et le chant des oiseaux était présent une sorte d'apaisement enfin. Dommage que Monsieur Hebras n'ait pas été là cette année pour le 80eme anniversaire et la visite historique en français d'un président allemand.

life stopped in Oradour sur Glane on june 10 th 1944. 642 innocent people were massacred there. remember : that is what fascism looks like and its consequences

Tolle Aufnahmen. Danke.

J'adore les châteaux les citées médiévales😊

The game black desert online has built the city of Heidel based on Beynac-et-Cazenac

Looking at this and seeing where we stand today, it seems that we never learn from history

Rather early in the day I think - Sarlat gets "very crowded" mid morning, at times unpleasantly so. It is however a beautiful place.

RIP To the 643 French civilians who were murdered by the Waffen-SS under Adolf Diekmann and Heinz Lammerding in the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre

I so wanted to tour the castle, but it started dumping rain after lunch at Cafe Noir.

I visited Biirkenau in Poland walking through the gates my hairs stood up on my body. I would imagine this village does the same. Great video.

bello ma la gente dov'è?

With so much going on is it safe travelling to Chile

Wij zijn hier als gezin enkele jaren geleden geweest. Zeer aangrijpend. Het laat me niet meer los. Bedankt voor deze ingetogen weergave van deze plek.

It seems that the cassoulet would have been just as precarious for those riding on a train... 🚂

J'ai visité cette ville dans un road trip et ça m'a fait adorer l'histoire médiévalle de notre pays. J'ai dit à mon futur mari que je voudrais un enfant avec lui plus tard, quand j'ai visité cette ville . Tout y est magique

It is said that people who walk through the village can still smell.the fire and burnt wood. The church seems to be haunted.

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Exactly the type of video I'm looking for, thank you. Reminds me of vacations with my parents. You actually see some interesting places shown at a normal pace, instead of all the expensive dopamine inducing vacations I as a 21 year old am exposed to a lot these days. Very peaceful. Would love to visit Mont Saint Michel and Carcassonne sometime. Looks like something from another universe.

Impresionante vídeo pero muy triste lo que pasó , nuevo seguidor saludos👍

On the 9th of June the day before this my grandfather Fabien David was walking to the store to get my mother some milk she was 6 mons old the nazis just happened to be coming down the same road as my grandpa they shot him to death for no reason. My mom never met her dad and I was only told this story from my grandma and great grandpa

A right slog up to the top god help us knackered

We have plans of going to Europe next year, and perhaps we will put these places in our itinerary now. They’re too beautiful to miss. Also, you mentioned your grandfather migrating to Chile from the Basque region. My great-grandfather on mum’s side was from there and also migrated to Chile.

Four years later, survivors of Nazi barbarism committed a horror as macabre as this one. A few thousand kilometers from here in Deir Yassin. Not only is this massacre is not known but even its remains were razed by bulldozers to build another village and settle a population coming from far away. Thus the village of Deir Yassin does no longer exists, the new village is called Givat Shaul. Another detail, none of the killers went to prison.

What a gorgeous town!!!!

Wasnt this tragic event more to do with the abduction of SS Major/General Kampfe who ended up dead in a pig pen and his truppens inability to find him?