Such a tragic past, how could so many stand by and let this happen.. Great job with this video.. We should never forget.. Hope you guys are having a good week.. Full View and Like..
Wow so powerful. I visited the camps with my wife and daughter and was so moved by the stories of what happened there. It was so surreal and peaceful (nobody spoke apart from our guide). I remember standing at the ash pit and there was two rabbi's lamenting a jewish song and everyone just standing listening silently it was so humbling to listen to. At the crematorium i remember walking through and then the tears rolled down my face and my wife gave me a comforting hand. It made me feel ashamed to have german blood running through my viens. Lets hope we don't see anything like this again ever. On a lighter note the salt mines are incredible.
Hi Gerry...Syria, exactly, a group of people who follow a book that encourages them to murder Jews and other so called infidels, we never learn. Our kids are growing up in an ever changing world, political correctness is becoming the new big brother, people are becoming frightened to speak out against all the current trends.
It's scary that everything is immediate and 24 hour with social media, especially for young people. With so many competing interests trying to influence for good and bad - including big corporations who want to turn us into commodities to be bought, sold and controlled in terms of how we think and behave. There is definitely something powerful about standing up and speaking up about the things that are not right in the world.
@@gerrymcveigh Great comments Gerry, I think the time is coming and probably now is when we need to take a stand, the agendas being pushed today in this nation make absolutely no sense at all, on the one hand there is an over emphasise on Islam in our Schools, colleges, Unis, Hospitals and prisons and on the other hand there ia an alarming push in the Schools to teach little children what was considered in our day gross sexual abuse! (Lgbtq) The crazy thing is that both of these mind sets that are being promoted hate each of in equal measures and will never agree! very strange times indeed.
Phew, that was a very intense moving video. Very atmospheric too, intersperse with clips from films and documentaries. In fact just before the interview with the elderly lady, I’d said to my husband ‘If only we could learn by this. But I don’t think we ever will’. Both my husband and I found it very moving...
Hard to watch, even harder to see it first hand, thank you for sharing this. Still hard to to think humans are capable of such evil things. How did they convince a nation that this was acceptable. Very moving to hear one of the victims say that she is still turning a blind eye to today's atrocities? As she says we are all wrapped up in our own little worlds. It doesn't give us much hope for the future? Steve.
Hi Steve, I thought her testimony at the end was chillingly genuine and if people like that can easily forget then what hope is there for us who have lived in a land of milk and honey practically all of our lives. I feel in my own life a sense that we have to start to stand for some of the values that our forefathers gave their lives for, it sickens me to see for in stance the agenda to teach small children things about sexuality that at that age they should not be exposed to alt all, this leftish nation of ours is slowly destroying ins self from the inside out.
You have beaten me to it as I'm going to the 1940s weekend in woodall spa, I have been laughed at because I'm going here, that's because they dont realise its 75 years since d day, I love my history... thanks for a great video mate. Respect and God bless Atb Daz
Beautifully filmed and very touching .. 👍👍
Thanks Mark it was a life changing experience mate
Such a tragic past, how could so many stand by and let this happen.. Great job with this video.. We should never forget.. Hope you guys are having a good week.. Full View and Like..
Thank you Allen, I really appreciate you watching this video :) Tim
Its so sad what she says, that we still allow these atrocities to this day.
A well edited and very touching video, savedpurplecat. I can't image what you must have been feeling while filming this ...
Thank you for watching this, yes it took weeks to sink in what happened in that place.
My father was one of the first soldiers to land on Gold Beach on D-Day. He was also one of the soldiers that liberated Burgen Belson
Hi Chris you must be very proud of him mate, thank God for their bravery
I would like to see the camps one day from my own perspective also honour all of the poor victims who died in these horrible camps.
Wonderful video. Horrendous to think that we are capable of such atrocities
Hi totally agree, I found it almost impossible to comprehend when we were there
Wow so powerful. I visited the camps with my wife and daughter and was so moved by the stories of what happened there. It was so surreal and peaceful (nobody spoke apart from our guide). I remember standing at the ash pit and there was two rabbi's lamenting a jewish song and everyone just standing listening silently it was so humbling to listen to. At the crematorium i remember walking through and then the tears rolled down my face and my wife gave me a comforting hand. It made me feel ashamed to have german blood running through my viens. Lets hope we don't see anything like this again ever. On a lighter note the salt mines are incredible.
Hi John to see those two Rabbis must have been so moving my friend, its an unforgettable place and we must NEVER forget
Utterly sad and haunting. Beautifully put together too. You're absolutely right - we must never forget.
Amen, it was a life changing experience
A very moving,yet sensitive video,Thankyou for taking the time to make it,I applaud your humanity.
Hi Tony thank you for your kind words, I can't find words to describe being there and seeing the reality of such a hateful, demonic mindset.
You obviously put your heart and soul into that Tim.Very moving and well made.
Thanks, I wanted to pay my respect by making a short film, there were moments in the camp when you could almost feel their sorrow... a holy place
Tim & Mandy, a sobering reminder. 'We haven't learnt' - there is so much truth in Edith's words whether it be Cambodia or present day Syria.
Hi Gerry...Syria, exactly, a group of people who follow a book that encourages them to murder Jews and other so called infidels, we never learn. Our kids are growing up in an ever changing world, political correctness is becoming the new big brother, people are becoming frightened to speak out against all the current trends.
It's scary that everything is immediate and 24 hour with social media, especially for young people. With so many competing interests trying to influence for good and bad - including big corporations who want to turn us into commodities to be bought, sold and controlled in terms of how we think and behave. There is definitely something powerful about standing up and speaking up about the things that are not right in the world.
@@gerrymcveigh Great comments Gerry, I think the time is coming and probably now is when we need to take a stand, the agendas being pushed today in this nation make absolutely no sense at all, on the one hand there is an over emphasise on Islam in our Schools, colleges, Unis, Hospitals and prisons and on the other hand there ia an alarming push in the Schools to teach little children what was considered in our day gross sexual abuse! (Lgbtq) The crazy thing is that both of these mind sets that are being promoted hate each of in equal measures and will never agree! very strange times indeed.
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Phew, that was a very intense moving video. Very atmospheric too, intersperse with clips from films and documentaries. In fact just before the interview with the elderly lady, I’d said to my husband ‘If only we could learn by this. But I don’t think we ever will’. Both my husband and I found it very moving...
Hi I'm so glad you felt this way, thanks for watching, Sadly I agree with you, anti semitism is never far away
Hard to watch, even harder to see it first hand, thank you for sharing this. Still hard to to think humans are capable of such evil things. How did they convince a nation that this was acceptable.
Very moving to hear one of the victims say that she is still turning a blind eye to today's atrocities? As she says we are all wrapped up in our own little worlds. It doesn't give us much hope for the future? Steve.
Hi Steve, I thought her testimony at the end was chillingly genuine and if people like that can easily forget then what hope is there for us who have lived in a land of milk and honey practically all of our lives. I feel in my own life a sense that we have to start to stand for some of the values that our forefathers gave their lives for, it sickens me to see for in stance the agenda to teach small children things about sexuality that at that age they should not be exposed to alt all, this leftish nation of ours is slowly destroying ins self from the inside out.
btw I am not a political person, I don't get involved but the future at this present time looks very bleak.
You have beaten me to it as I'm going to the 1940s weekend in woodall spa, I have been laughed at because I'm going here, that's because they dont realise its 75 years since d day, I love my history... thanks for a great video mate.
Respect and God bless
Atb Daz
Hi Daz I totally understand you going the 1940s weekend, its something we must never ever forget, history has a habit of repeating itself
A very moving video.
Thanks Philip
A great video. I have joined your channel. Please return the favour many thanks chris 👍 👍 👍 👍