I have to admit, that when I visited this house, I took place on Heydrichs seat, it was to apppealing , same as Napoleons bed but thats another story. While I sat there, in total knowledge of what happened in this room, a museum guard appeared and was upset. He asked me, how I dare to sit on this seat and if I dind'nt know about this place. I politely explained to him, that I just want to feel the breath of history and began to recitate some of the words ,wich were spoken in this room. Meanwhile I switched places, according to the speaker of the quotes. He was absolutely stunned and forgave me my intrusion. We stay in contact till today. Your work, dear Alex, is absolutely correct. Splendid like always!
Thank you for this video, most interesting...I would have liked to have seen photos of the other attendees and their functions and to perhaps learned the fates of all of them...Good job!
The movie 'Conspiracy' with Kenneth Branagh as Heydrich and Stanley Tucci as Eichmann, is excellent. At the end, pictures of the real attendees and their fate are shown.
@@calendarpage - a better film is the 1984 film “Die Wannseekonferenz”. It’s in German with English subtitles. Branagh has a tendency to overplay his parts, IMO. This German film is a more straightforward and the dialog delivery is more cold and calculating, making it more chilling. It’s here on UA-cam - check it out.
@@RenaissanceMan29 The one remaining copy of the minutes was discovered by chance in 1947, so we do actually know who was there, and (for the most part) what was said. As others mention, there are two films which go into greater detail; both are well worth watching.
@@drkyre Yeah, it was found, around two years after the destruction of Berlin, so it was a secret, we just didn't know anything about it bar the simple mention of it after the fact. I also think just showing faces, turns it into a slideshow of sorts, but thanks for the reply.
Thank you for covering this. A lot of people don't know this even happened, that there was a literal business meeting about all this. It's so important to understand that a lot of the most heinous acts the world has ever seen begin with someone sitting at a desk.
A superb post..also watch the movie 'Conspiracy' with Kenneth Brannagh as Heydrich and Stanley Tucci as Eichmann..about The Wannesse conference...Brannagh said it was his most difficult role to play,knowing what the Nazi's planned that fateful day.
"Conspiracy" stars Kenneth Branaugh and Heydrich and Stanley Tucci as Eichmann. It's a creepy film in which the Jews are described basically as vermin to be exterminated.
Also an excellent German film called The Conference, 2021. Was somewhat put off by everyone speaking English in Conspiracy although it was an excellent film.
It is absolutely chilling what we (humans) are capable of. It is also most disturbing that these were educated and cultured men. We must never forget the lessons of history.
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I made this comment on another video about the Wannsee Conference, but I’ll repeat it here: When Gerhard Klopfer died in Ulm in 1987, his widow had an obituary printed in the local paper that included the phrase “[he led a] fulfilled life that was to the benefit of all those who came under his sphere of influence”. It caused a scandal in Germany, which I guess is a good sign that later generations were taking these crimes seriously, even if those who committed them did not.
@@alexanderdoddy7590 - I think these people were Nazis until the end of their lives. I think the only thing they were sorry about was that they lost the war.
It was decided by Reinhardt Heidrich and presented to Hitler as a fate accompli but it was “the Man with the Iron Heart”s idea, based on what AH wanted.
It was like a snowball effect. The Germans went from a cultural democracy to quickly becoming a totalitarian dictatorship in only a few years. Kinda scary that such people were voted into power but what makes it even scarier is that these people weren't your stereotypical cartoon villains but were actually well educated family oriented people with decent jobs within the government who believed this was important to their country even during a world war where their nation was fighting on two fronts. The effects of the Holocaust actually hurt Germans ability to win the war and the amount of effort the Nazi government put into killing their so called enemies brought a quicker end to the Nazi regime. Propaganda really is dangerous.
The Kenneth Branaugh film "Conspiracy" in includes a young woman in attendance at the conference who was supposed to be taking notes. Yet at his trial, Adolf Eichman claimed that he took all the notes. Was the girl just a bit of dramatic license?
Heinrich Müller died in Austria, under the name Georg Müller, in the lare 1960s! My brother met him in Stockholm, Sweden, in the late 1950s, when Müller was there meeting with his second wife, Margit, and son, Olaf, our second cousin. My brother identified him from pictures published on various sites on the web!
That would be very interesting, if it definitely was him. The CIA claim to have never found him and the chance of them missing him in Western Europe is low, so if had been in hiding, it must have been under someone's protection
@@alexanderdoddy7590 It definitely was him! He regularly visited Vidkun Quisling in Norway to tell him what to do and how to do it, always accompanied with an aid and always returning by way of his wife in Stockholm, in whose apartment he had a radiotransmitter hidden through which he could communicate with Berlin!
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Great video Alex! Thank you
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I have to admit, that when I visited this house, I took place on Heydrichs seat, it was to apppealing , same as Napoleons bed but thats another story. While I sat there, in total knowledge of what happened in this room, a museum guard appeared and was upset. He asked me, how I dare to sit on this seat and if I dind'nt know about this place. I politely explained to him, that I just want to feel the breath of history and began to recitate some of the words ,wich were spoken in this room. Meanwhile I switched places, according to the speaker of the quotes. He was absolutely stunned and forgave me my intrusion. We stay in contact till today. Your work, dear Alex, is absolutely correct. Splendid like always!
Much appreciated. It's a place I want to visit, but at the same time, wish it was smashed to rubble...
Thank you for this video, most interesting...I would have liked to have seen photos of the other attendees and their functions and to perhaps learned the fates of all of them...Good job!
I don't believe there are. The meeting was done in secrecy.
The movie 'Conspiracy' with Kenneth Branagh as Heydrich and Stanley Tucci as Eichmann, is excellent. At the end, pictures of the real attendees and their fate are shown.
@@calendarpage - a better film is the 1984 film “Die Wannseekonferenz”. It’s in German with English subtitles. Branagh has a tendency to overplay his parts, IMO. This German film is a more straightforward and the dialog delivery is more cold and calculating, making it more chilling. It’s here on UA-cam - check it out.
@@RenaissanceMan29 The one remaining copy of the minutes was discovered by chance in 1947, so we do actually know who was there, and (for the most part) what was said. As others mention, there are two films which go into greater detail; both are well worth watching.
@@drkyre Yeah, it was found, around two years after the destruction of Berlin, so it was a secret, we just didn't know anything about it bar the simple mention of it after the fact. I also think just showing faces, turns it into a slideshow of sorts, but thanks for the reply.
Having that voice coming out of an actual person is uncanny! Sounds dubbed 😆
It's a curse
Thank you for covering this. A lot of people don't know this even happened, that there was a literal business meeting about all this. It's so important to understand that a lot of the most heinous acts the world has ever seen begin with someone sitting at a desk.
So few ever saw justice. Eichman even said he felt absolved of guilt after the conference....
Thanks for this!!
Thankyou for watching!
A superb post..also watch the movie 'Conspiracy' with Kenneth Brannagh as Heydrich and Stanley Tucci as Eichmann..about The Wannesse conference...Brannagh said it was his most difficult role to play,knowing what the Nazi's planned that fateful day.
There’s a great movie called Conspiracy about the conference
I believe there is another coming out this year?
"Conspiracy" stars Kenneth Branaugh and Heydrich and Stanley Tucci as Eichmann. It's a creepy film in which the Jews are described basically as vermin to be exterminated.
Also an excellent German film called The Conference, 2021. Was somewhat put off by everyone speaking English in Conspiracy although it was an excellent film.
Great and very informative video!! 👍
Thankyou for watching!
It is absolutely chilling what we (humans) are capable of.
It is also most disturbing that these were educated and cultured men.
We must never forget the lessons of history.
ua-cam.com/video/CKTltWU1e7w/v-deo.html
The plans of The Weather Underground Marxist terrorist group of the 60’s and 70’s.
Forerunner of AntiFa.
Headed by William Ayers, mentor to Barak Obama.
ua-cam.com/video/CKTltWU1e7w/v-deo.html
The plans of The Weather Underground Marxist terrorist group of the 60’s and 70’s.
Forerunner of AntiFa.
Headed by William Ayers, mentor to Barak Obama.
This reply was deleted 1 time already.
Will repost.
ua-cam.com/video/CKTltWU1e7w/v-deo.html
The plans of The Weather Underground Marxist terrorist group of the 60’s and 70’s.
Forerunner of AntiFa.
Headed by William Ayers, mentor to Barak Obama.
This reply was deleted 2 times already.
Will repost.
It's sad that the fate of millions of lives were discussed in the space of 90 minutes!
With not a single objection
Well done, thanks.
Thankyou for watching!
I made this comment on another video about the Wannsee Conference, but I’ll repeat it here:
When Gerhard Klopfer died in Ulm in 1987, his widow had an obituary printed in the local paper that included the phrase “[he led a] fulfilled life that was to the benefit of all those who came under his sphere of influence”. It caused a scandal in Germany, which I guess is a good sign that later generations were taking these crimes seriously, even if those who committed them did not.
Horrifying that even after so many years she hadn't understood... or maybe she had?
@@alexanderdoddy7590 - I think these people were Nazis until the end of their lives. I think the only thing they were sorry about was that they lost the war.
@@bedney45 Indeed. True believers, waiting for an opportunity.
Good video thank you.
Thankyou for watching!
It was decided by Reinhardt Heidrich and presented to Hitler as a fate accompli but it was “the Man with the Iron Heart”s idea, based on what AH wanted.
Indeed
It was like a snowball effect. The Germans went from a cultural democracy to quickly becoming a totalitarian dictatorship in only a few years. Kinda scary that such people were voted into power but what makes it even scarier is that these people weren't your stereotypical cartoon villains but were actually well educated family oriented people with decent jobs within the government who believed this was important to their country even during a world war where their nation was fighting on two fronts. The effects of the Holocaust actually hurt Germans ability to win the war and the amount of effort the Nazi government put into killing their so called enemies brought a quicker end to the Nazi regime. Propaganda really is dangerous.
The Kenneth Branaugh film "Conspiracy" in includes a young woman in attendance at the conference who was supposed to be taking notes. Yet at his trial, Adolf Eichman claimed that he took all the notes. Was the girl just a bit of dramatic license?
Who did the decision to throw an atomic bomb for a weapons test on a special death camp in poland?
A very interesting point in History.
Heinrich Müller died in Austria, under the name Georg Müller, in the lare 1960s! My brother met him in Stockholm, Sweden, in the late 1950s, when Müller was there meeting with his second wife, Margit, and son, Olaf, our second cousin. My brother identified him from pictures published on various sites on the web!
That would be very interesting, if it definitely was him. The CIA claim to have never found him and the chance of them missing him in Western Europe is low, so if had been in hiding, it must have been under someone's protection
@@alexanderdoddy7590 It definitely was him! He regularly visited Vidkun Quisling in Norway to tell him what to do and how to do it, always accompanied with an aid and always returning by way of his wife in Stockholm, in whose apartment he had a radiotransmitter hidden through which he could communicate with Berlin!
@@ollesandberg1143 Do you know if anyone ever reported him?
@@alexanderdoddy7590 Not to the best of my knowledge. He lived with family in Austria!
Nonsense
Excelent video :)
Cheers!
Now I see the face that goes with the aristocratic voice. It fits. 🙃
Your the first to think so! Thanks for watching!
And they chose this location because of the superior catering. The banality of evil!
guter Beitrag
Japan got bombed while Germany got off easy sounds right...
Coming from a German
Was the Pope there
No
@@alexanderdoddy7590 No video link back then
@@vanpaul147 Regardless of his support for it, I think he wouldn't have wanted to have been involved in this meeting
He was a coward at the time wouldn't stand up to Hilter!
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