The JUSTIFIED Execution Of The Female Guards Of Bergen-Belsen

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  • Towards the end of the Second World War, the British liberated Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, and they were greeted by a sight of death, disease and depravity. Belsen has gone down in infamy as a place synonymous with Nazi war crimes, but what shocked the liberators was the fact that many of the SS guards had remained inside the camp. Dozens of thousands of prisoners were left at the camp, and were slowly dying of disease and starvation, and around 13,000 dead bodies were unburied around the camp. The British acted to stop the Typhus epidemic that was killing so many, and then forced the Nazi guards to help to bury the dead.
    Bergen-Belsen was a camp that became hugely overcrowded, and following its liberation a number of the guards who were arrested were brought to trial. What shocked many around the world was the fact many of the guards charged with murder and immense cruelty and brutality were young women. These women were placed on trial at the Belsen Trials, and many received prison sentences, but there were 3 despicable women who received death sentences and were executed by Albert Pierrepoint for their horrific crimes at Belsen and Auschwitz. Irma Grese, Elisabeth Volkenrath and Johanna Borman were sent to the gallows for their crimes against humanity. Grese was only 21/22 when she was executed, Volkenrath wasn't much older but the stories of their barbarism and violent tendencies resulting in the punishment and murder of prisoners shocked the court rooms. All 3 were found guilty of murdering prisoners with their hands of with weapons, and were even accused of setting their dogs on prisoners and shooting them indiscriminately.
    It was British Executioner Albert Pierrepoint who took the lives of Grese, Volkenrath and Borman at Hamelin Prison. There were men sentenced to death and executed that day, including Josef Kramer the Beast of Belsen. There were other war crimes trials that brought other staff who worked at concentration camps to justice, but the events at Bergen-Belsen lived long in the memory and haunted many of the men who liberated the camp.
    So join us today as we look at, 'The JUSTIFIED Execution Of The Female Guards Of Bergen-Belsen.'
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  • @callumbush1
    @callumbush1 2 роки тому +2649

    Nearly all humans can stand adversity, but if you want to test their character, give them power!

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 2 роки тому +23

      Where did you copy and paste that from?

    • @callumbush1
      @callumbush1 2 роки тому +54

      @@jayo3074 it's a quote that is misattributed to Abraham Lincoln

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 2 роки тому +59

      @@callumbush1 ah wow, well whoever said it was speaking facts.

    • @callumbush1
      @callumbush1 2 роки тому +42

      @@jayo3074 I changed the quote slightly as it starts "Nearly all men" so I modernized it.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 2 роки тому +22

      @@callumbush1 afraid of 'offending' certain groups of people? Haha

  • @joememphis1571
    @joememphis1571 2 роки тому +2329

    My grandfather was one of the many British soldiers who liberated Bergen-Belsen and he was so mortified at the sight of people of all ages completely emaciated and broken down. He emigrated to the US a half dozen years later and he passed away in 2018 at age 101.

    • @susiebird9401
      @susiebird9401 2 роки тому +15

      Will God forgive them

    • @marthamartha3222
      @marthamartha3222 2 роки тому +95

      Wow. He was and is a hero. God bless him.

    • @emmafindlay1275
      @emmafindlay1275 2 роки тому +66

      The same, my grandfather was at belsen. Because the people were starving they were given sweets my the troops. Sadly and unknown to the troops this was exactly what you shouldn’t do and a quite a few died as a result of that.

    • @TuanAnhTPBQ
      @TuanAnhTPBQ 2 роки тому +57

      I love the elderly and their stories because you can learn a lot from them. I bet your grandfather had many tales to tell.

    • @bravolima7394
      @bravolima7394 2 роки тому +22

      My apology for the original comment as re-reading it does make my words and thoughts extremely insensitive. Rather than delete it, I edit to correct myself

  • @TheBioExplorer
    @TheBioExplorer Рік тому +204

    I lost one uncle in WWII. I never knew him, but I like to keep his memory alive by telling this story. He was just 19 years old and died just a little more than a week before the war ended as they were crossing the Rhine. He was shot by a German sniper. On the day he was killed, my mother's younger siblings were in the front yard, and my mother & grandmother were sitting on the porch shelling field peas. They all remember that my grandmother stood up suddenly calling out her son's name and fainted. No one knew why she did this. The doctor was called. He was worried she'd had a heart attack, and they kept her in bed for days. A week or more later, they received a wire notifying them that he'd been killed. They had the option of letting him remain buried at Henri-Chappelle Belgium, where a US cemetery was being made.... or to have him sent home for burial. My grandmother begged he be brought home... but my grandfather, who'd fought in France during WWI, refused. He said it was likely the body sent wouldn't even be his, and it would only make my grandmother ill again. My mother (23 at the time) argued that at least they would be bringing home someone's son, brother, or husband. But my grandfather steadfastly refused, and so my uncle RJ is still buried there along with thousands of other American soldiers. The lack of closure haunted my mother for decades. I became friends with a man in Belgium through a Garth Brooks fan site. I had told him about my uncle at some point... and then one day, he emailed me pictures of the grave along with a red rose he put there. I found out my uncle's unit and went on a veteran's website and actually found someone who had known him and remembered his death. I copied the pictures for my mom and then asked if she'd like to talk to the man... She did, and it seemed to bring her great peace to know he hadn't just died alone in the mud.

    • @florenceurso9678
      @florenceurso9678 Рік тому +3

      OMG!,!!

    • @MsOSheDidIt
      @MsOSheDidIt Рік тому +8

      Remember his name 😊

    • @TheBioExplorer
      @TheBioExplorer Рік тому +19

      @@MsOSheDidIt Always... PFC Reuben James Jordan, Jr. 395 Infantry 99th Division

    • @alisilva8244
      @alisilva8244 Рік тому +4

      💔 💔💔

    • @ChrisJames447
      @ChrisJames447 Рік тому +15

      Gave me chills reading this, I also had an uncle who was shot up badly on the first wave of D day that morning at 7.30 my grandma bolted up out of bed and said, Harry is calling me at the door I must let him in. My uncle Harry survived with bad injuries and later admitted he shouted for his mum when he got shot.

  • @jonnybmx7545
    @jonnybmx7545 Рік тому +256

    My grandmas brother was a 19 yr old British soldier here, he died aged 36 a broken man, my grandma said “your uncle Frank never got over what he saw” very sad..

    • @lyndafaye6748
      @lyndafaye6748 Рік тому

      Condolences to Jonny BMX: Our father left Germany before 1940--guess they saw trouble a comin and escaped early ? Pls give this song "I Still Care" to your grandmother ? some found it healing.
      Everyone please go listen to " From the Halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli!" It' make you REMEMBER what we don't want to HAVE to see much more OF in the future; Because Howdy Doody wants so desperately to " stay in his placed position" as a " war president" in full support of the military industrial complex..we may not HAVE much of a "future ?" We Love our Marines, and we love having a strong
      MILITARY, but.BE PREPARED DON'T BE SCARED.!
      Hitler's GONE and he STILL continues to ignore his own country's needs, while traveling around the world causing havoc and confusion for others. Howdy Doody also has his "deal " in place for anti-radiation pills with Pyzer ..but, of course, that video was taken down within twenty-four hours, along with the deleted video of his trip to the VATICAN, at which he soiled the pope's chair, and was asked to "Please not return!"
      Joe's best bet is to connect with Sean Penn and see if there's maybe a part for him to play in their new DRAMA... They'll probably title it something attractive to the MILITARY; however, the comedic version might be more realistic and be granted a closer to the truth
      title , such as.... " Dominion, Diversions and Distractions for the Dumb?". I'm sure you won't be seeing any decent appropriate CLIPS of what happened in Afghanistan in it, nor any references to what happened to the investigators involved in the "Nashville Bombing and Comedy of Errors.... for, in order to keep the PUBLICH OCCUPIED AND DECEIVED, ( Dolly will probably enjoy describing her donations to the experimental vaccine in that one ? ) it will have to include much fiction and some great sarcastic remarks by Tucker Carlson, in order to survive as a Romantic Comedy! I Sincerely hope I'm wrong about some of the above. (Germany 1945-"We knew it wasn't ethical; but it was our job " Apocalypse in America" , " Praying for Afghanistan." & "I'd Give You Anything if to me You Could Explain-War! (Videos .)
      Global Mothers Against War, Inc.

    • @spaceace1006
      @spaceace1006 Рік тому +1

      What year did your Grand-Uncle die? He was way too young to die!
      May God Bless You and those whom you love!

    • @peterrodby2786
      @peterrodby2786 Рік тому +2

      @SpaceAce100...1962-63.

    • @Chimp981
      @Chimp981 Рік тому

      My grandma put some spiders eggs and baloney sandwiches in my bed 🛌🕷️🧎🏼‍♀️👈

    • @clovermark39
      @clovermark39 4 дні тому

      My uncle died a broken man too. He was older than my Dad so took part in the war proper. He returned to England but was never the same. War is a terrible thing.

  • @SNP-1999
    @SNP-1999 2 роки тому +1527

    My father was with the British troops that liberated the camp in 1945. He only ever spoke about it once with me and never again. He suffered terribly from PTSD his whole life and I am sure that many of his horrific nightmares were caused by what he saw at Bergen-Belsen. RIP dearest Dad.

    • @LLCoolPass
      @LLCoolPass 2 роки тому +6

      Who is your Dad? What force did he fight in or why was he in here?

    • @edwinthompson6510
      @edwinthompson6510 2 роки тому +37

      @@amitm1993 Get your history correct before you make such damned comments,,,, what axe have you got to grind"??sir,,,,

    • @edwinthompson6510
      @edwinthompson6510 2 роки тому +13

      @@amitm1993 Listen Armit
      i can tell you horrors of German concentration camps against Jewish people that would make You physically Sick:) A member of my family was the first female to enter Belsen on liberating the camp,,,, we are Jewish and bloody well proud of it,,
      she was one that could talk about it " it happened"
      those that say it was all a figment of imagination are very misconstrued,,,,
      i have photos taken by Pauline",,,, the inmate poor souls don't look human
      this is what the Germans did in a relative short amount of time,,,,i understand from where your coming from
      but i do not need any history lessons thankyou I came out of uni with a degree in history
      oh as a matter of interest i suffer from dyslexia Sir

    • @DanielB7290
      @DanielB7290 2 роки тому +14

      @@amitm1993 Just like you don't give a damn about the fact that his father fought the Naziz, who killed six million of my people (not to mention two million Gypsies and millions of Russians and others), I couldn't care less about what the British did to you.

    • @DanielB7290
      @DanielB7290 2 роки тому +12

      @@amitm1993 You are absolutely right, Nazis were not the only bad people who did evil stuff, you already mentioned the British, the Russian, the French, Ok and how about the Islamic Empires who ethnically cleansed all the Jews and Christians from Saudi Arabia? who conquered the Byzantine and the Sasanian Empires, who invaded Europe, took Spain, killed all the Jews there (the Granada massacre of 1066), and in other places, who put a tax on non-Muslims (Jizya) and other limitations (like for prohibition non-Muslims to ride on a horse or building new churches or synagogues) only for not being Muslims.
      And what about Genghis Khan killing approximately 40 million people during his conquests (and how many women were r*ped during this?). the Aztec empire conquered and subjugated local ethnic groups, dispersed them throughout the empire to break down traditional community ties, and of course, killed thousands of them for human sacrifices, do you care about this? And don't forget the Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, and Persians who conquered, subjected, and enslaved other nations, other ethnic groups, and I can go on and on..I am not talking here about some bad apples of mankind, THIS IS mankind for most of history.
      Did I include everyone you wanted or do you want someone specific?

  • @kurtgriffin4163
    @kurtgriffin4163 2 роки тому +2832

    The true tragedy is how nobody ever talks about the Japanese atrocities during the war that were every bit as bad as the Nazis whose crimes are brought up constantly even to this day while there were no trials to hang the Japanese that tortured our own military men in concentration camps every bit as horrible and alot of people don't even know about it

    • @internetpeople6113
      @internetpeople6113 2 роки тому +238

      They were worse if you can imagine that

    • @Me-fm9zk
      @Me-fm9zk 2 роки тому +119

      Yup! Because Japan became an ally, and they even regarded them as honorable warriors. Really makes me puke. Rapists, murderes, thiefs, robbers, etc… 🤮

    • @robinsinpost
      @robinsinpost 2 роки тому +321

      5,000 Japanese were guilty of war crimes, of whom more than 900 were executed.

    • @David_brent
      @David_brent 2 роки тому +91

      I read that they would bury captive soldiers in the ground with their head sticking out the ground and then cover their heads with honey and watch them get stung to death by massive hornets

    • @user-ki1cg2et2s
      @user-ki1cg2et2s 2 роки тому +48

      Это политика... Отвлекают внимание.

  • @baire702
    @baire702 Рік тому +24

    A friend of my mother's, Sonia, was on her way to Dachau in a box car. The other people and her came up with a plan to get out of the car before they got to Dachau. The first girl who jumped out of the car was shot by guards that were on top of the car. Other people escaped and ran into the woods. When Sonia jumped out, she was knocked out on the rails. When guards came along after the train, they saw her and nudged her with their gun. She didn't move or respond, so they thought she was dead and kept walking. The people waiting in the woods went to get her and they all were able to get out of the country. She told us her story when I was about 5 years old. Her story made such an impact on me that I have remembered it all these years. I'm almost 60 now.

    • @countessAugusta
      @countessAugusta 5 днів тому +1

      Im sure one could never forget such a story. How brave they were. I d love to know the rest of their story. Where did they escape t and how did they survive.

  • @kendrafrench7198
    @kendrafrench7198 Рік тому +74

    My Grandpa was a POW at the Nagoya in Honshu in Japan. He spent years in hospital in recovery after the years of torture. Most don’t know, but those of us who loved the men who suffered at the hands of their tormentors won’t ever forget.

    • @maddieteddie553
      @maddieteddie553 Рік тому +7

      When you think of how much more could have been done to attempt to obtain some measure of justice against Germany and how so much less was done against the Japanese.....Imperial Japan was just as brutal and responsible for perhaps twice or three times the deaths of non-combatants as was Nazi Germany. Today, few know anything about it. The victims aren't remembered as they should be, as they deserve to be. We can't adequately remember the European Holocaust but the Asian Holocaust isn't even acknowledged. God Bless your Grandfather and all who served to stop evil in the Pacific theater.

    • @kendrafrench7198
      @kendrafrench7198 Рік тому +3

      @@maddieteddie553 Thank you for your blessings. Those of is who lived with the aftermath have a responsibility to share the stories.

    • @dontwanttojoingoogle1799
      @dontwanttojoingoogle1799 Рік тому +5

      Most people don't know that the Japanese were also horrific to astonishing degrees. I can't even read the entire Wikipedia entry on U732. It makes me nauseous to even read about them.

    • @chinabluewho
      @chinabluewho Рік тому

      The people who run everything from behind the curtain in western society didn't suffer at the hands of the Japanese so the trials of the Japanese was not given the attention it should have , this is what the Germans were trying to overcome but failed to do so since America was (and still is) a puppet state of those people.

    • @dalebateman6470
      @dalebateman6470 Рік тому +6

      You hardly hear about what Japan did to people but they were just as bad as Germans or worst

  • @ulrichkristensen4087
    @ulrichkristensen4087 2 роки тому +711

    My great grandfather was a prisoner at that camp, his crime was being a labour leader refusing to work for the nazis. He had 5 sons, 1 ended up in the English army, 1 fled to Norway, 3 ended up in the resistance out of those 3, 2 where shot by the Nazis. My grandfather was in the resistance and survived. The last year of the war he was forced underground, the Nazis tried to capture him, they came to his house, my grandmother was there with my little aunt and uncle, 4 and 9, the Danish snitch accompanying the SS/gestapo, tried to make her talk, my grandmother refused and told the snitch they would get them after the war, they almost beat her to death in front of her children.
    When the war ended the Gestapo tried to flee, with their snitches to Flensburg, they got ambushed and every one got shot, no survivers.
    When my grandfather died, we found handgrenades, pistols, and a machine gun in the attic, carefully wrapped in oilskin.
    He was never the same, became a drunk, and the only job he could hold onto was a graveyard tender. But was always a kind mand, but broken, i guess you would call it PTSD today.
    He never forgave the Germans.

    • @lisamoroney3036
      @lisamoroney3036 2 роки тому +9

      Sad

    • @jobentley6583
      @jobentley6583 2 роки тому +46

      You should get yourself a writer and write a book. Sounds sad but very interesting.

    • @ulrichkristensen4087
      @ulrichkristensen4087 2 роки тому +18

      @@jobentley6583 it is just a family tale from a war torn europe plenty of those. Nothing remarkeble.

    • @jilljansen2638
      @jilljansen2638 2 роки тому +20

      Thank you for sharing your family's story.

    • @babesimmons4017
      @babesimmons4017 2 роки тому +24

      Please write a book. You have a story that needs to be heard. Especially now. Do it for your future generations too.

  • @marcopolo9446
    @marcopolo9446 2 роки тому +190

    "Those who can be made to believe absurdities, can be made to commit atrocities"

    • @ReformedWhiteKnight
      @ReformedWhiteKnight 2 роки тому +16

      Seems very true to this day as so many people participate in the grotesque....

    • @sheneedsme
      @sheneedsme 2 роки тому +2

      The Big Lie by a deranged leader led to the Capital insurrection.

    • @ReformedWhiteKnight
      @ReformedWhiteKnight 2 роки тому +8

      @@sheneedsme There were also a looot of people who suffered from TDS! Just sayin' ;-)

    • @Quintessence.
      @Quintessence. 2 роки тому +1

      @@sheneedsme you are 100% on the WRONG side. President TRUMP is the "outsider" who tried to "drain" the corrupt and EVIL Washington DC swamp..!!! Trump was the People's President..!!! Not a lifelong slimy politician!!! WAKE UP and take the RED pill, David! TRUMP 2024

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 2 роки тому +3

      @@sheneedsme Please advise how many people that were at the Capital event on Jan6 2021 have been charged with insurrection David. Despite Democrat leadership, MSM and Democrat supporters calling the event an insurrection to date ZERO people have been charged with "insurrection" David. Yet David, am sure you are like all the others and do not ask why 200+ people arrested inside the building on Jan6th were released on the direct request of the FBI/CIA/DHS/DOJ and a multitude of other Government Authorities. What did they do to get arrested David? And why were these people ALL released when application was made to have them released without CHARGE.
      What happened to Ray Epps David? You do know who he is don't you? He is the man who was calling on people to go to Capital Hill on Jan 6th and protest. He was also the man filmed on Jan6th speaking to someone who immediately tore a barrier down allowing people into the Capital Hill grounds. He was on the FBI's MOST wanted list straight after Jan 6th David yet 6 months later he disappeared off that list yet had not been interviewed, arrested etc. Ah, and BTW he works for the FBI David (and was an organiser of the assault on Capital Hill) yet do not see you or other Democrats asking why he is no longer wanted by FBI David. So many questions about Jan6th still unasked or unanswered David yet you have all the info don't you?

  • @markpickin5006
    @markpickin5006 Рік тому +61

    Thank you.. my dad was in charge of an RAF rescue and recovery unit stationed at Celle when Belsen was discovered.. very close to Belsen and who had the heavy equipment needed for digging mass graves... he had nightmares the rest of his life.
    Two bits of info.. he had to face off Checz soldiers with his revolver who wanted to murder the SS guards.. and he also insisted that the SS officers dug graves and didn't simply watch their soldiers... got in trouble for that.
    The British were told not to give food to the prisoners as it was thought that anything rich might kill them... but he turned a blind eye when his men passed bars of chocolate into the huts.
    The female guards were first imprisoned at Celle and I have photographs of them.. which I have passed on to Elvington air museum. A story that needed telling. He also had photos of the camp and the terror.. I wanted to pass those onto a museum but he insisted on destroying them.

  • @ligemegetligemeget8887
    @ligemegetligemeget8887 Рік тому +27

    How can a human being do something like this..? Be so cruel to a fellow man..?
    I have no words...💔
    God bless the people who stopped the madness❤

  • @blacksorrento4719
    @blacksorrento4719 2 роки тому +946

    My father was also a tank commander of one of the first British regiments to free the survivors of Belsen.
    The majority of his regiment all died of cancer up to 25yrs later, because of the orders to spread DDT to kill off the vermin, the camp was not in a good state, he said they ate, slept and breathed in the awful powdered stuff which the winds used to whip up. He too only ever spoke of it once to my brother and I. He was very emotional and said don’t ever forget what I have told you. I will not speak of it again. So to anyone who is of the belief that the Holocaust never happened, please remember this video and all those who survived the Nazi atrocities, I am sure they all dealt with a form of what we now call PTSD in their own way. My father and many of his regiment paid the ultimate price as well, albeit many years later. Nothing is so cruel as mans inhumanity to man.

    • @coffeehugger
      @coffeehugger 2 роки тому +46

      Amazing comment. God bless your father.

    • @mindakahn9964
      @mindakahn9964 2 роки тому +32

      Beautiful testimony. G-d bless your father and all that worked along side him.

    • @blacksorrento4719
      @blacksorrento4719 2 роки тому +17

      @@mindakahn9964
      Thank you.

    • @blacksorrento4719
      @blacksorrento4719 2 роки тому +16

      @@coffeehugger
      Thank you.

    • @someblokecalleddave1
      @someblokecalleddave1 2 роки тому +43

      The reluctance to re-tell these stories is a very common thing among those that were there in amongst the action. My Grandfather, as you've mentioned came back from WWII with PTSD. My Nan said he was definitely not the same man that left to go to war 6 years earlier. My Uncle and Nan were the only people that passed on the stories both saying that my Grandad just didn't talk about it and they themselves knew only small pieces of his story. Which I think goes to show how unimaginably horrific it all was, I don't think anyone that has lived since will have witnessed anything a fraction as awful as WWII and could ever perceive the horrors involved. We owe the people the went through this a massive debt for the peace, prosperity and freedom that we've lived through and it scares me how some of the current world leaders seem poised to contemplate war and aggression as an answer to political issues.

  • @dp-lq8sy
    @dp-lq8sy 2 роки тому +560

    My mother was liberated on April 15, 1945 and gave testimony at the bergen trial. 25 years later to the day, April 15 1970, as Apollo 13 was about to go behind the moon my mother remarked how respect for every life can bring the world together, while teaching hate can destroy it.

    • @sheilagravely5621
      @sheilagravely5621 2 роки тому +21

      I'm truly sorry your mother had to go through that, that anyone had to go through it is despicable and heartbreaking. God bless you and prayers for your family. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏merry Christmas everyone. 🙏🙏🎅🤶🍭🎄❄☃️⛄🌲👍🏻👍🏻

    • @bestopinion9257
      @bestopinion9257 2 роки тому +21

      Yeah, NASA space program was based on German rockets.

    • @lisafairclough8122
      @lisafairclough8122 2 роки тому +15

      God bless your Mother

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 2 роки тому +13

      @@bestopinion9257 And many engineers etc secretly transported to USA to escape war crimes trials. Same with Britain, Russia etc. All shared the doctors and other professionals in the 3rd Reich. Hypocrites the lot of them. Those that did not have professional skills needed by the Allies were left to dance to the music of the trials.

    • @bestopinion9257
      @bestopinion9257 2 роки тому +1

      @@saintsone7877 Engineers are forced/convinced by one side or another to work for them.

  • @janedown449
    @janedown449 Рік тому +165

    My father was one of the British service men who liberated Belsen. He found it difficult to speak about it. He died in 1972 of cancer from tuberculosis scars on the lining of the chest wall yet he was never ever diagnosed or treated for tuberculosis during his lifetime. He once said that he had seen enough of man’s inhumanity to man. He hated the women guards for what they did….never understood it!

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles Рік тому +9

      As I age (a lot!) I sometimes wonder whether 'something' is preparing me for the grave. I understand exactly what you mean by 'seen enough'. (But it goes far beyond seeing, too.) There does, indeed, 'come a time'; and I know for certain that other animals recognise that. (perhaps THEY never went to Sunday School!😕

    • @richardrichard394
      @richardrichard394 Рік тому +3

      I want to express my gratitude to your late father for putting an end to this hellish war.

    • @bimbilikkibilappi1197
      @bimbilikkibilappi1197 Рік тому +2

      Did you ever ask him how cruel British was ? Have he ever said about British atrocities in India- Andaman cellular jail ?

    • @user-ze9fk8xj6d
      @user-ze9fk8xj6d Рік тому

      There is not a single country, ethnicity or religion that hasn’t perpetrated atrocities against others at some time. At this time the people of Ukraine are under constant brutal assault due to Vladimir Putin, recently a coup was carried out in Myanmar. Women are brutalized by Muslims in many middle eastern countries. China and Xi are carrying out genocide against the Uighurs,seized Hong Kong and it looks like Taiwan is next. God only knows how many people are being brutalized in Africa. The US has a long, murderous and bigoted history, against native Americans, African Americans, Asian Americans, Latinos, Jews and women. It doesn’t seem like much has changed. Hatred of fellow Americans is thick in the air and the Republican Party has abandoned democracy. They have won fairly no federal election since 1988. They got busy figuring out how they could maintain the levers of power in spite of being about 35% of the population. Now, with their illegitimate supreme court, they have begun rolling back rights. Don’t think they won’t eventually come for yours. I think they intend this country to become a Christian theocracy. First they took control of women’s bodies and now they are villainizing Trans Americans, with the LGB community on deck. They’ve been angry since the civil rights and voting rights Acts passed in the mid sixties. Electing a black man as president sent them over the edge. I don’t understand why we seem unable to appreciate every person’s humanity. Human beings are dangerous and ever in pursuit of power.

    • @12567NoYouCannot
      @12567NoYouCannot 4 місяці тому +1

      @@dabbbles; Speaking of Sunday School, just yesterday I realized how Evil, Selfish, Cruel, Controlling, and domineering those Who go to Sunday School can be!

  • @dianastevenson131
    @dianastevenson131 Рік тому +84

    My father was in the British army stationed in the area of Belsen until late 1947. He told me the army's telephone exchange was based at Belsen and it never worked well - it was common knowledge that the soldiers based there were all a bit "crazy" (suffering from PTSD in today's terms) because of what they'd seen there. Dad often used to talk about it. He'd seen horrific things when fighting, but not on the scale the soldiers at Belsen saw. I didn't realise so many of them died of cancer due to the DDT. They were true heroes. Meanwhile my Mum had PTSD her whole life because of living through the blitz in London as a child - they were "bombed out" and homeless for a while, and the family next door all died from the bomb, including the children. The Nazis left a very long shadow on the lives of that generation.

    • @m.t.426
      @m.t.426 Рік тому +1

      It seems so surreal .

    • @peterpaga
      @peterpaga Рік тому +1

      Yes my mother was left with mental problems after living in London east end during the war..

    • @bimbilikkibilappi1197
      @bimbilikkibilappi1197 Рік тому +1

      Did you ever ask him how cruel British was ? Have he ever said about British atrocities in India- Andaman cellular jail ?

    • @stevevalandra5924
      @stevevalandra5924 Рік тому

      And yet the MAGA bums in the U.S. seem to worship the Nazis.

    • @dianastevenson131
      @dianastevenson131 Рік тому

      @@bimbilikkibilappi1197 He wouldn't have known anything about that. He was a conscript just for WW2 and never went out of Europe - demobbed from the army in late 1947. Don't forget there was no internet then and no TV either - people knew nothing except what they read in local newspapers.

  • @TinekeWilliams
    @TinekeWilliams 2 роки тому +803

    My mother was held there as a prisoner and got released by Canadian soldiers after the war. She was instrumental of bringing a lot of SS and German guards to court where they got the death sentence but a lot escaped. But the Israelis never stopped looking for them and got most over the years hiding in different countries and changed their names. But they got found, all the way to Australia and New Zealand and south seas islands.

    • @abelwolfgang4136
      @abelwolfgang4136 2 роки тому +20

      Changed tbeir names sounds like the chosen ones do

    • @JasonTDolan
      @JasonTDolan 2 роки тому +24

      Jews change their names too.

    • @yahya-kulawibusinessservic8005
      @yahya-kulawibusinessservic8005 2 роки тому +22

      And now israel is a state belonging to one special ethnicity, claiming the land as jewish promosed land. How can we be saying nazi be wrong with their special people claim while can't say the same to Zionist in Israel?

    • @JasonTDolan
      @JasonTDolan 2 роки тому +15

      @@yahya-kulawibusinessservic8005 They are special only in their own minds. They are as bad as the Nazis.

    • @thebell313
      @thebell313 2 роки тому +42

      @ Yahya Etalase Koi Blitar stop lying. The Jews in Israel were always under fire of Arabs living in and around them. As of today we hear that indigenous people of different countries claim their lands. Are they same like Nazis according to your idea? There are a lot of Arabs living in Israel. All they have to do - start living in peace with Israelites.

  • @charlesgarnier4255
    @charlesgarnier4255 2 роки тому +485

    In the mid 90s I met a man who survived Belsen. He wrote a book of his experiences. What struck me most was the anguish and anger that this man carried into his writing and in his conversation. He survived but he suffered a life sentence of trauma. Have no doubt, the guards in this video deserved the justice they received.

    • @brunokirchensittenbach9294
      @brunokirchensittenbach9294 2 роки тому +17

      …The same fate should be apply to the guards of “ Abhu-Grhay” in Irak When the USA invaded that country in 2003 or Gitmo- Cuba…

    • @tomp.6239
      @tomp.6239 2 роки тому +25

      @@brunokirchensittenbach9294
      Belzen to Gitmo?
      Youre shittin,' right?

    • @tomp.6239
      @tomp.6239 2 роки тому +17

      @@brunokirchensittenbach9294
      Times were tough, still are.
      But, but, but, for all your research & information here (I carefully read it all), "Belzen," to "Gitmo?"
      What exaggerative bullshit. You disdain this country, I sure get that.

    • @brunokirchensittenbach9294
      @brunokirchensittenbach9294 2 роки тому +11

      @@tomp.6239 …Who won’t ?? Just look at the US. History since it’s Foundation based on Genocide of the Aboriginal people & Slavery no different what the Nazis implemented in Eastern Europe, even Hitler himself quoted “ We must treat the people of the East Unser Lebensraum as Red Skins “… The rest is History, not that history portraited in Hollywood, a sanitized History of lies and deception…If you want to believe the “ Chuck Norris version of the Vietnam War is your prerogative, or Jhon Rambo “ keep going, it won’t make me Anti- American because i see the US in a different version with extensive travel and research outside of the US bubble than most people in the USA live, no hurt feelings Frohe Weihnachten Grussen aus Diessenhofen ( Schweiz)…🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇩🇪🇨🇭🇩🇪🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭❄️❄️❄️❄️🎄🎄🎄🎄….

    • @tomp.6239
      @tomp.6239 2 роки тому +7

      @@brunokirchensittenbach9294
      You resign "me" to "Chuck Norris flics?"
      You've now lost any/all remaining credibility here - good job, real nice.
      My contribution to this debate is over, due complete loss of interest.
      Stay in Germany, please.

  • @Ayns.L14A
    @Ayns.L14A Рік тому +13

    I used to live in Bergen Belsen, My regiment was based in Haig barracks, the area is beautiful, I visited the camp.... once... the whole feeling of the place was fking horrible, my wife used to be a bus escort for the school bus, one of the drivers (Edgar) was a survivor of Belsen, Edgar and I were chatting one day, while the wife was sorting out the kids, I asked Edgar, why after everything that he had been through did he stay in the area?, his answer..... he stayed in Bergen Belsen because that's where his mother, two sisters and brother were, he was the only survivor of his whole family.

  • @roywindmuller535
    @roywindmuller535 Рік тому +332

    My mom's parents, grandparents, 6 cousins and all 4 aunts and uncles were murdered in this camp. I'm amazed at how many of those bastards escaped punishment.

    • @hillbilly4christ638
      @hillbilly4christ638 Рік тому

      You can thank the Vatican for that. They were in the Nazi death camps, funded the war and ran the rat line to get them out of Germany. Pope rat singer was a Nazi. None of those bastards ever answered for any of this. I challenge you to go down that Vatican rabbit hole.

    • @luisrodriguez1450
      @luisrodriguez1450 Рік тому +25

      They might have escaped human justice but not Divine Judgement.

    • @keng7758
      @keng7758 Рік тому +19

      I’m so sorry Roy! May God bless their souls..so incredibly sad how evil those murderers were. We can never forget the holocaust!

    • @stigmatafan09
      @stigmatafan09 Рік тому +3

      How can anybody thumbs up this comment? His family were murdered

    • @TheLiamis
      @TheLiamis Рік тому

      Adolf body was never verified by either ussr or usa. He fled with many other high rank officials to South America.

  • @OneofInfinity.
    @OneofInfinity. 2 роки тому +432

    My grandfather was murdered in Bergen, my grandmother died a year after her liberation, she became ill thanks to the poor conditions they had to survive in, my grandfather does not even have his own grave, hes buried in one of the mass graves in Bergen-Belsen.
    I hope all the former camp guards suffered before they died.

    • @AScottB
      @AScottB 2 роки тому +10

      May their names be for a blessing.

    • @carrotjuse
      @carrotjuse 2 роки тому +14

      May their memories be a blessing.

    • @heathercunningham3040
      @heathercunningham3040 2 роки тому +7

      I’m very sorry for your loss 😔

    • @JasonTDolan
      @JasonTDolan 2 роки тому +6

      Starvation and Typhus was rampant during WW2.

    • @thesummerland6165
      @thesummerland6165 2 роки тому +4

      so very sorry for you and all the victims, yes, such evil sociopaths I'm sure suffered, bc they have no soul and they were made to pay for their atrococities

  • @panayiotou5671
    @panayiotou5671 2 роки тому +81

    My grandfather was one of the first British soldiers to enter Belsen, he never told us anything of what he saw. He went to war at 19yrs old a lovely looking young man and returned nearly grey haired.

    • @coreyham3753
      @coreyham3753 Рік тому +3

      War is hell for everyone involved in the conflict.

    • @jacktattis
      @jacktattis Рік тому

      That was my uncle LLoyd in WW2 On the Kokoda Track and elsewhere in New Guinea

  • @clintonsmith9931
    @clintonsmith9931 Рік тому +69

    My uncle was captured on Corregidor in WWII
    Imprisoned in Siberia for 3 years
    Read several books from men in same camp
    Japanese didn’t even consider them human
    They stole wood from caskets of dead men to stay warm
    They only got 1 bucket of coal a day
    They called the trip the death March
    He lived to 97
    They castrated him so he never had children
    Never married
    There was no better man

    • @kulrich10
      @kulrich10 Рік тому +11

      God bless your uncle and you….always pass down his story

    • @jacktattis
      @jacktattis Рік тому +6

      Mate Siberia was never in the Japanese areas of Control It was always Russian

    • @geoffreyjohnston6483
      @geoffreyjohnston6483 Рік тому +1

      He was most likely in Mukden, Manchuria. There was a complex of several camps there. The Japs tried to use this site as a support repair depot, but there was little or no cooperation from the POWs. I know this because my father survived the Bataan Death March and all the hell that followed. He was in Mukden #3.

    • @chronicwizardmargol7265
      @chronicwizardmargol7265 Рік тому

      Thank you for sharing

    • @user-tl8wq8by2c
      @user-tl8wq8by2c Рік тому

      ​@@jacktattis you think... what about kamceatca peninsula

  • @hiloviking
    @hiloviking Рік тому +53

    I used to know an old Jewish woman who had survived the Auschwitz concentration camp. Her entire extended family died there. She once showed me her camp no. tattoo on her wrist. She told me a young cashier who saw the tattoo asked if it was her Social Security no. Fortunately she had a good life here in Calif., she had two sons, one a lawyer, the other a doctor. She used to give talks in local schools about her experiences to help kids learn that what she went thru never happens again

    • @kazneasham9110
      @kazneasham9110 Рік тому +1

      Bless you xxxx

    • @klauscottonswab2322
      @klauscottonswab2322 Рік тому +1

      Everyone knows one eh... A bit odd won't you think? For an efficient mass.....

    • @MsOSheDidIt
      @MsOSheDidIt Рік тому +1

      Remember her name 😊

    • @blue-fj9ky
      @blue-fj9ky Рік тому +1

      My good friend lost all four grandparents at Auschwitz. His father made it to America and they lived a very good life here. I'm not young and I'm not Jewish but I still get infuriated by any kind of Holocaust denial. God bless your friend.

  • @veronicaelsegood5175
    @veronicaelsegood5175 2 роки тому +498

    These vlogs of your are important because schools are sugar coating the war as a means of not traumatising the children .we all need to know what really happened so that we can never allow this to happen again. The world is full of dreadful abuse and people seem anaesthetised to it.
    Thankyou for your posts xx

    • @dfloyd2279
      @dfloyd2279 2 роки тому +9

      Wonder why the United States Caste System is supported by denial of its foundation from Genocide and Slavery?

    • @graceyjewels7148
      @graceyjewels7148 2 роки тому +15

      I had great teachers that taught real history. It was after I graduated that discipline, respect, parent's rights and morality started to disappear.

    • @tshirtradical
      @tshirtradical 2 роки тому +7

      We all watched The Holocaust series when we were kids in the 70's. If you showed that to kids now, CPS would prolly knock on your door.
      Just a little tip for anyone dealing with CPS - when they come to visit, make sure to cross dress all your kids, and give them all gender bender names for the afternoon. Act like it's no big deal and totally normal.
      CPS will give you a medal instead.

    • @mystressovmayhem7061
      @mystressovmayhem7061 2 роки тому +7

      @@dfloyd2279 Every nation is founded on a version of genocide and slavery. Get over yourself.

    • @randyjon224
      @randyjon224 2 роки тому +10

      @@dfloyd2279 name a nation who's foundation wasn't found on genocide and or slavery. If you can name one, why don't you move there? No nation in the history of the world has done more for countries and their people. We have fought and died on our own soil and abroad for peoples freedom and civil rights for over 200 years. Do some research and learn where, when and why slavery started. Sadly it's been around for thousands of years, and it is NOT the fault of the United States.

  • @letitbesummer6536
    @letitbesummer6536 2 роки тому +249

    As soon as humans start to think of another group of humans as “the other” and then dehumanize them, as if they are animals or monsters, this is what happens. Gone on for centuries, still going on today. When will we ever learn?

    • @bekaharrell3885
      @bekaharrell3885 2 роки тому +69

      Exactly. Vaccinated against non vaccinated. Wake up!

    • @robertgiles9124
      @robertgiles9124 2 роки тому +50

      And That is exactly what the American Democrats are doing now. I was a life long Democrat until I realized recently that they became the new Nazis. I could no longer stay with a Hate Group. I'm an Independent now looking at all sides of any issue not goose stepping. Democrats also have fake news propaganda working for them. Helped along by the Marxists.

    • @bekaharrell3885
      @bekaharrell3885 2 роки тому +23

      @@robertgiles9124 AMEN brother! My story is the same.

    • @eagleeye761
      @eagleeye761 2 роки тому +28

      you mean like using the word "deplorables"?

    • @robertgiles9124
      @robertgiles9124 2 роки тому +26

      @@eagleeye761 Exactly. Old Hilary was what really made me finally leave those hypocrites.

  • @wandamcgiboney5141
    @wandamcgiboney5141 Рік тому +134

    My customer was there , he showed me his tattoo number , he survived but his mother and daddy did not ,,,he was a kind man but never spoke of the atrocities there , he died in 2002 ,,,,his son wrote a book about him ,,,such a sad sad time ,,god bless these people, we should never forget

    • @markmiwurdz3992
      @markmiwurdz3992 Рік тому +1

      That tattoo would have been given to your customer at Auschwitz, the only camp to use this system of identity. That is not saying he didn't spend time at Belson as many were transferred from camp to camp.

    • @denisejudd5832
      @denisejudd5832 Рік тому +1

      So very sad, what is the name of the book his son wrote?

    • @kamakaziozzie3038
      @kamakaziozzie3038 Рік тому +3

      NEVER forget.
      Otherwise we run the risk of this happening again which can never be allowed

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles Рік тому

      ​@@kamakaziozzie3038 Too late for such sentiment: The slaughter is built into our genes after a billion years of evolution. All other animals behave the same way. OUR distinction is that we've become much more 'efficient' at it; and who DOESN'T take pride in his own superior qualities? (eg the bomber-crew which 'disappeared' my lovely old grandmother's house during a thousand-bomber 'carpet-bombing' raid and killed nine people inside, including 3 jews my 'Oma' had been hiding from the nazis for a couple of years. All that while I was born, kicking and screaming, in the cellar.

    • @HungryGhost999
      @HungryGhost999 Рік тому +1

      @@kamakaziozzie3038 absolutely

  • @greenbrain8725
    @greenbrain8725 Рік тому +13

    My family lived thru the War in The Hague. I was born in 1961, and have lived all my life with the pervasive notion of all that suffering. When I’m cold, tired, hungry, etc. I think of these people suffering 100 times worse than anything I can imagine. I will live that way until I die.

  • @darrenjones2933
    @darrenjones2933 2 роки тому +123

    I used to see a woman a few times a week named Benny. Her husband was in a care facility for dementia patients. Her husband was a B-24 pilot and had been shot down and captured by the Germans. When he was captured he was 190 pounds. Pretty big guy for the time. He was sent to a luft Stalag and around 10 months later when his camp was liberated he was 84 pounds and near death. He managed to live, recover, and have a wonderful family with Benny. She was the sweetest person ever.

    • @rawnukles
      @rawnukles 2 роки тому

      I can't help to think that when we watch gun camera footage of allied fighters and bombers strafing trains and trucks, that some of those targets were trying to take food and medicine to the prison camps.

    • @wtffrank
      @wtffrank Рік тому +1

      Because the Allied bombed so many civilian targets (ie FOOD) most people in Germany were starving to death, not just in the camps. Blame the warmongers in London and DC for that.

    • @darrenjones2933
      @darrenjones2933 Рік тому +3

      @@wtffrank I'm not going to disagree with you. WWII was simply a continuation of WWI. WWI was stupid and should never have happened. Bankers and industrialists wanted both wars.

    • @nycsongman9758
      @nycsongman9758 Рік тому +1

      @@darrenjones2933
      Absolutely; fascism ran rampant here in my beloved US.

    • @paulnitz4780
      @paulnitz4780 Рік тому +5

      @@wtffrank hope you are kidding. If not you've got a huge problem with taking responsibility both for the war and worse for the inhumanity of the Nazis who ran and worked at these camps

  • @oddball8974
    @oddball8974 2 роки тому +36

    My pops was there just after the war. He is in his 90s. Changed him forever

    • @smith3329
      @smith3329 2 роки тому +2

      I am sorry to hear that, but glad that he has survived so long.

    • @alantaylor846
      @alantaylor846 2 роки тому +1

      Please thank him for his service and sacrifices!

  • @sleedog1
    @sleedog1 Рік тому +41

    I spent 12 years in Germany as a British Infantry soldier, 11 of them in Celle, quite close to Bergen-Belsen. We went on a platoon day out to Bergen-Belsen and it is spooky, just mounds really with plaques in front saying so many 1000's are buried here

    • @MsOSheDidIt
      @MsOSheDidIt Рік тому +3

      And these fools all over the world deny it even happened. I wish they could come up with a way to show them the same way those poor people suffered and then let us tell these deniers it didn't happen to them. 😊

    • @major943
      @major943 Рік тому

      Were you in Trenchard Barracks in Celle with 1 RGJ?

    • @sleedog1
      @sleedog1 Рік тому

      @@major943 no

    • @kamilosowski3889
      @kamilosowski3889 Рік тому

      @@MsOSheDidIt Just bring people like this to Auschwitz... Bergen-Belsen is nothing compared to it despite being absolutely dreadful. Holocaust-deniers are even dumber than flat-earthers and their sole existence is a proof that natural selection ceased to work a long time ago.

    • @JC-kz3ut
      @JC-kz3ut 8 місяців тому

      @@sleedog1 Unless he's old as fuck, I think he was 2RRF. I'm pretty sure that was the ORBAT for pre Herrick/Telic at Celle

  • @piobmhor8529
    @piobmhor8529 Рік тому +33

    While in high school in the 70s, I had a Geography Teacher who was in the British Army in WW2. He never talked about the war and we never knew he was a Veteran until one day before Remembrance Day. He looked out the window with that 1000 yard stare and his face went pale as his mind went to a very dark place. He told us about his unit liberating Bergen-Belsen, how they thought all the atrocities were all Russian propaganda up until that time. They tried to feed the prisoners with the rations they carried but were told to stop because that could kill them as their bodies were so emaciated. One event that stood out in particular in his mind was when an SS guard didn’t get away in time and tried to hide amongst the prisoners wearing a prisoner’s uniform. The inmates pointed him out, but what really stood out was that he appeared well-fed. A soldier from his unit took his Enfield rifle and swung it by the muzzle like a baseball bat bludgeoning the SS guard to death, without a single person to stop him. He said that if the fact that he did nothing to stop him made him a war criminal, then he’s a war criminal.
    I gained a lot of respect for him that day. Before then, I thought of him as a kind-hearted and gentle teacher of young minds who wouldn’t hurt a fly. After that, I realized that he was a true hero who stepped up when civilization was in peril of descending into a barbarism the world hadn’t seen in centuries, if ever. We tried to get him to tell us more of his war stories, but he never did. The painful scars of PTSD I suppose.

  • @tedjones3955
    @tedjones3955 2 роки тому +302

    The Executioner gave them more courtesy than those scumbags gave the camp prisoners.

    • @piplee1439
      @piplee1439 2 роки тому +5

      He said they were some of the bravest men and women he offed.
      The bravest being John Amery, a true Englishman.

    • @josepartida1711
      @josepartida1711 Рік тому +1

      yup, they got off easy

    • @sheilaghbrosky4150
      @sheilaghbrosky4150 Рік тому +2

      When you do what they did you become less than them.

  • @salag13
    @salag13 2 роки тому +255

    My grandmother knew a German soldier who was order to take a Soviet POW into the woods and shoot him. He did take him into the woods but instead of shooting him he said “get out of here!” to the POW and let him go.

    • @sarahconner9433
      @sarahconner9433 2 роки тому +64

      Mercy, is an underrated attribute gifted by god...

    • @mindakahn9964
      @mindakahn9964 2 роки тому +21

      @@sarahconner9433
      Well said.

    • @thesummerland6165
      @thesummerland6165 2 роки тому +45

      glad to hear there are some brave people who stood up
      there were many sociopaths but also, there were many germans who did not go along with the murdering, etc, many even tried to assassinate hitler..others became alcoholics or didn't report to duty bc of the horrors they saw

    • @BoaConstrictor126
      @BoaConstrictor126 2 роки тому +14

      That German soldier was way more admirable than the Soviet soldiers who raped German and Polish women and got away with it

    • @finscreenname
      @finscreenname 2 роки тому +7

      @@BoaConstrictor126 You have no f_in clue do you? The Germans did all of that crap 10 times over during Operation Barbarossa. Not saying what the Russians did after was right but it started in Germany and was exported to Russia. Today Russia and Germany are best friends so...

  • @paulgannon3261
    @paulgannon3261 Рік тому +12

    For many year a large group of us toured europe visiting Commonwealth war grave from world war 1 and 2. On a trip one year to Arnhem in Holland we visited a bar along with us was my father who was Irish and I am English by birth. At the bar sat a middle aged lady very quiet and solemn. She noticed our accents and asked are you British ? We replied yes and she insisted on buying us all a beer. My father said he felt guilty accepting a drink as while he has lived in England for 50 years he was Irish. She then starting crying and said to the barman 2 beers for my father. You went on to say that the Irish Guards had liberated her mother from Bergen Belsen and would til the day she died be forever in their debt. It was the most poignant e experience we had until the next when we met 2 servicemen who had come to see a fallen pal at Arnhem they told us they had been the first group into Belsen and after 50 years could still smell it.

  • @luisramon9492
    @luisramon9492 2 роки тому +108

    Even on the verge of death those women look defiant, extremely mean and unrepent. I can't even imagine the fear of those prisoners at the camp facing those evils every day knowing that they could end your life at any time. Thank you for this video and all the others.

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles Рік тому +4

      Why wouldn't they look defiant? They'd done nothing wrong. (ask any of them) 'Losing' is something you don't like, but it's nothing to be ashamed about, as long as you did your best. (Consider the bomber-crews who flattened undefended German cities full of 'non-combatants'; or nuked Japan/etc.etc. What IS to be hated and stamped out is the social machinery that engineers and 'rationalises' such atrocities:- The 'world-Leaders' and politicians and bureaucrats and such. There wouldn't have been a single 'war-criminal' if not for the existence of the nazis, nor a single nuclear-bomber-pilot if not for American Democracy. The true evil lies lies in the stupidity and gutlessness of the Great Unwashed that not only allows it to be done 'in their name' but also hands over, on demand, their money to finance it! Taxpayers everywhere should be ashamed of themselves! Very ashamed! (and if you have a CLOSE look you'll see Mr &Mrs Taxpayer wearing those same "defiant, extremely mean and unrepentent'. exressions worn by those convicted women. (especially while they're making secret phonecalls to the IRS about the bloke next door who 'cheated' on his tax-dues!)

    • @mrknotthall
      @mrknotthall Рік тому +9

      @@dabbbles you’re a free person thanks to American democracy.

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles Рік тому

      ​@@mrknotthall In a way. I'm "a person" who was born in a cellar during a 1000-bomber 'Carpet-Bombing raid by the USAF, which blew away my grandmother's house (along with many thousands of others) and killed 9 people: including several jews my grandmother had been sheltering from the nazis for years... And I'm (RELATIVELY) "free" because I've spent my entire life fighting (often at great personal cost) "democracy": including including the 'democratic mandate' ("befehl" in nazi-german democratic-speak) to go to Vietnam and murder women and children and rice-farmers defending their own country.) Don't you DARE preach 'democracy' at me! Besides: 1. 'Democracy' is NOT 'american': it was developed before the first 'american' crawled out of the sewer; and 2...As has been pointed out: 'Democracy insists that TWO morons are smarter than ONE genius.'
      (Which probably explains why america is insistently 'democratic'. (and is heading back down into the sewer from which it was spawned.)

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles Рік тому +3

      @@mrknotthall PS and(thank god!!, I say even as a devout atheist!). I'm an AUSTRALIAN by law; so NOT beholden to the fascist US for ANYthing. (except, perhaps, as providing a place to steer well-clear of!

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles Рік тому +1

      ​@@mrknotthall pps. And never forget that Hitler was twice elected by a whopping majority of voters (up to 82% according to some references.. Would anyone suggest I was 'BORN free' due to German democracy?
      I'm 'free', as far as that is possible, ENTIRELY due to my own ambitions and endeavours: and sometimes at great cost and sacrifice. (which, surprisingly, have sometimes been recognised by the most unlikely of people. Including a Supreme Court Judge.)
      I'm 'free', as far as that is possible, ENTIRELY due to my own ambitions and endeavours: and sometimes at great cost and sacrifice. (which, surprisingly, have sometimes been recognised by the most unlikely of people. Including a Supreme Court Judge.)

  • @janinekreikemeier6631
    @janinekreikemeier6631 2 роки тому +114

    Thank you for telling the history about this horrific transgression. I had a history teacher in junior high school who told our class that the reason we are taught history is to learn from those who came before us. He went on to explain that we are taught about the heroes of our past for inspiration, but more importantly we must learn about the evils done so that we do not ever repeat them and most importantly so we will see when someone is trying to and to stop them. I have never forgotten his words from that day and how important it is to learn all history. I believe in today's world with our governments all over having a lot of corruption and using the pandemic to gain control over their people we need to be most vigilant at paying close attention to what their intentions may be!

    • @aussiegirl3473
      @aussiegirl3473 2 роки тому +2

      Exactly sister... the BIGGEST TRANSFER OF WEALTH to the elites of ALL TIME... of ALL WARS... are to enrich the wealthy and reduce the population!! Good to see someone else on the same page 👍

    • @robertlucky781
      @robertlucky781 Рік тому +4

      “Government is not reason, it is not eloquence - it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and fearful master.” -- a quote frequently attributed to George Washington.
      The Founding Fathers believed government is best kept small so it can be easily controlled.

    • @angeladansie4378
      @angeladansie4378 Рік тому

      Republicans, mostly in southern states, are currently rewriting the history that will be taught to children. The atrocities of slavery are the first to be erased, but I'm certain the Holocaust will soon follow. The trajectory of the Republican party is too similar to that of the Nazi party. They can't have smart children making that connection

    • @lyndafaye6748
      @lyndafaye6748 Рік тому +1

      Everyone please go listen to " From the Halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli!" It' make you REMEMBER what we don't want to HAVE to see much more OF in the future; Because Howdy Doody wants so desperately to " stay in his placed position" as a " war president" in full support of the military industrial complex..we may not HAVE much of a "future ?" We Love our Marines, and we love having a strong
      MILITARY, but.BE PREPARED DON'T BE SCARED.!
      Hitler's GONE and he STILL continues to ignore his own country's needs, while traveling around the world causing havoc and confusion for others. Howdy Doody also has his "deal " in place for anti-radiation pills with Pyzer ..but, of course, that video was taken down within twenty-four hours, along with the deleted video of his trip to the VATICAN, at which he soiled the pope's chair, and was asked to "Please not return!"
      Joe's best bet is to connect with Sean Penn and see if there's maybe a part for him to play in their new DRAMA... They'll probably title it something attractive to the MILITARY; however, the comedic version might be more realistic and be granted a closer to the truth
      title , such as.... " Dominion, Diversions and Distractions for the Dumb?". I'm sure you won't be seeing any decent appropriate CLIPS of what happened in Afghanistan in it, nor any references to what happened to the investigators involved in the "Nashville Bombing and Comedy of Errors.... for, in order to keep the PUBLICH OCCUPIED AND DECEIVED, ( Dolly will probably enjoy describing her donations to the experimental vaccine in that one ? ) it will have to include much fiction and some great sarcastic remarks by Tucker Carlson, in order to survive as a Romantic Comedy! I Sincerely hope I'm wrong about some of the above. (Germany 1945-"We knew it wasn't ethical; but it was our job " Apocalypse in America" , " Praying for Afghanistan." & "I'd Give You Anything if to me You Could Explain-War! (Videos .)
      Global Mothers Against War, Inc.

  • @joewoodchuck3824
    @joewoodchuck3824 Рік тому +29

    My dad told me a little about what he saw at war's end. It sounded pretty terrible. He took a young liberated boy under his wing and somehow sponsored him into the U. S. My dad had some clothes made for the boy out of sheets and blankets. I think his name was Sasha. After the war they remained pen pals, then after a while I didn't hear any more about him. I think he became an engineer somewhere around Maryland. I wish I knew more about the story.
    It was all very real and it makes me sick to know there are people who vehemently deny any of the Holocaust ever took place. There was a memorial to the murdered Jews set up in a local park in Connecticut where my family lived during part of my upbringing. It was and perhaps still is vandalized by antisemites. It's extra tragic for the local large Jewish population many of which were descendents of the Nazi victims, or knew them. We can never forget about the Holocaust as it could happen again. Let's hope not, but I'm not convinced it won't.

  • @sheltiemicro9627
    @sheltiemicro9627 Рік тому +12

    My dad was a prisoner at Bergen-Belsen , he was later sent to Natzweiler where he was a "Nacht und Nebel"prisoner. He survived and was rescued by Americans at the end of the war, he hardly ever mentioned what he had gone through but he once showed me the marks under his feet where they had put screws when he was tortured. He lived to 82 years old and remarkable enough, he managed to make his own family and stayed insane after the war.

  • @terriepeterson7795
    @terriepeterson7795 2 роки тому +127

    In Corrie Ten Booms book “The Hiding Place” her brother William told her “All is well with Kip.”Kip was a political prisoner who was part of the Dutch Underground. He died at Bergen-Belsen. Just a very young man who loved the Lord and helped find hiding places. His father William ran a nursing home and would cry when the Nazis took elderly sick Jews out of the nursing home and sent them to death camps. So much horror, I can’t comprehend it. Corrie was released from Ravensbrook on a technical error. She went on to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ all over the world proclaiming there is no place so dark that Jesus is not there. That book changed my life and perspective of just what men and women who are evil and given power are capable of. Corrie left much of the horror out of her book.Too horrific to tell.

    • @annaswain1809
      @annaswain1809 2 роки тому +19

      I heard her speak in Miami in the mid 70s. A gentle soldier for Jesus.

    • @sandym8787
      @sandym8787 Рік тому +7

      My grandmother was from the Netherlands and mentioned her name many years ago , I found the book several years ago , and it was an amazing book , Corrie Ten Booms was an amazing woman ..

    • @wtffrank
      @wtffrank Рік тому

      You mean Communist scum

    • @KnockOut242
      @KnockOut242 Рік тому +2

      I love her book Tramp for the Lord!

    • @carolyng5133
      @carolyng5133 Рік тому

      That was an amazing book! A must read for every person.

  • @natashabrooks8735
    @natashabrooks8735 2 роки тому +44

    My dad had a shop on Cavell Street in East London, I was about 17 he took me to the barber shop next door, where the man who owned it was the only person out of his whole village to survive the camp's, my dad just wanted me realise that 😔... the man was a lovely guy and we all just had a chat, but yes all very horrific,

  • @karlabritfeld7104
    @karlabritfeld7104 Рік тому +96

    There was a famous study done in the USA carried out by Philip Zymbardo wherein some university students volunteered to play the role of guards and other students were the prisoners, locked up. In no time at all the students playing guards turned mean and sadistic. This is what power does to people. It goes to their heads. Literally all of them.

    • @bossamood1961
      @bossamood1961 Рік тому

      Was Phillip Zymbardo ever a prisoner of war in a soldiers camp just down the road from Belsen?? If not, then he hasn't a fcuking clue what he is talking about! How can he just get a bunch of otherwise sane young students and turn them into nazi sadists overnight? to simply replicate what happened in the 1940's!! There is a big, massive difference in 'volunteering', ' pretending' (in 2022) to be guards and prisoners, to being in the real life situation in the 1940's. My relative; uncle, was an 18 year old British prisoner of war in a soldiers camp just down the road from Belsen; he and other prisoners were driven passed those piles of bodies you see in the many black and white pictures in books, you tube etc, every other day by their german guards on work parties to frighten them from trying to escape. So, were Zymbardo's students/prisoners not fed each day?, did he realistically beat those students who were prisoners each day? Did he keep them locked up in sheds for months (or did they go home each night?) Or did they get coffee and cookies each day!! You say some students were 'playing' at being nazi guards!, I would love to know how he turned sane young people into nazi guards mentality overnight? did they suddenly become sadistic, psychopaths overnight? And if so, what happened to them after the experiment? Did they need psychiatric treatment? Zymbardo's so called study doesn't get anywhere near reality I'm afraid!

    • @gurtsmunta1
      @gurtsmunta1 Рік тому

      There was another experiment with administering increasingly powerful electric shocks for wrong answers given by a questionnaire to a person in another room even carrying on after the screams had stopped,obviously this was not real but this showed even a normal person could become a sadistic torturer .

    • @me-ds2il
      @me-ds2il Рік тому +1

      I took part in a similar study. The system of reward & punishment can be a very difficult thing to deal with

    • @manjaplanting3196
      @manjaplanting3196 Рік тому +2

      stenford university?

    • @me-ds2il
      @me-ds2il Рік тому

      NYC

  • @michaeltreadwell777
    @michaeltreadwell777 Рік тому +5

    What an excellent informattive video. I have obviously heard about Belsen, but seeing this video explains the true horror of the place. These films must never be lost, and the poor victims NEVER forgotten. Thank you, thank you, thank you, for showing this vodeo.

  • @joanschilleci7564
    @joanschilleci7564 2 роки тому +514

    I remember reading years ago that when "Schindler's List" was screened for high school students, they laughed during the movie. It is scary to think how immune some people (especially young ones) are to seeing the horrors of war. Perhaps because of all the violence they've seen in the movies and television throughout their young lives, they think it's a joke to see horrors inflicted on people. Perhaps seeing peoples' heads being blown off in movies has "numbed" their senses. This is disgusting to even imagine.

    • @Rodin99
      @Rodin99 2 роки тому +15

      The usual line is that they live lives filled with violence and violence everywhere so watching a film about the Holocaust provokes laughter.
      If it was a movie about the horrors in the bowels of a slave ship, I doubt there'd be laughing. Who knows. I taught and my Dominican student told me her friend said, just Jews , who cares. "I don't feel that way" was her comment to me.

    • @guyassawessena
      @guyassawessena 2 роки тому +19

      That is why this generation in west invade, maimed and killed millions in the gies of battling terrorism, safeguarding democracy and human right! The world is ruled by heartless and evil neocolonial imperialist mafia full of hoax and human greed.

    • @vanpallandt5799
      @vanpallandt5799 2 роки тому +14

      @Carl Waldheim nope

    • @philldavies7940
      @philldavies7940 2 роки тому +52

      @@guyassawessena what a load of tosh. Is that why the Japanese invaded, tortured and butchered the Chinese in Manchuria? the Chinese are doing the same even today to the Uighurs (to which only the Western nations have raised objections, not a single Muslim nation)? the Turks in Armenia,? the Hutus against the Tutsi in Rwanda? the Iraqis against the kurds , more recently ISIS against fellow Muslims especially the Yazidi ? the the list is endless, but in your blinkered eyes, only the west can be at fault. At least the west stepped in to stop many of these including stopping the Nazis murdering the Jews of which many Middle eastern countries even today still deny happened), even the US involvement in Somali, it was of no strategic value to the US, done as a philanthropic measure . Can't say that about a single non-western nation, they sit back and watch and as per you, try to blame it all on the west..

    • @ratusbagus
      @ratusbagus 2 роки тому +38

      @Carl Waldheimyou are proof that souless monsters still exist today.

  • @wendywollington3544
    @wendywollington3544 2 роки тому +293

    My dad was one of the soldiers who helped liberate this camp. He came home with a terrible urine infection and a nervous breakdown from what he had seen.

    • @quoamerica
      @quoamerica 2 роки тому +29

      God bless him.

    • @smith3329
      @smith3329 2 роки тому +16

      I am sorry

    • @mindakahn9964
      @mindakahn9964 2 роки тому +37

      My father was at the camp liberations too. He would not talk about the war. Never. Imagine our shock with the freedom of information act, and the file that we read. For all the American soldiers and nurses regardless of religion, this experience was haunting for life.
      Bless you. Thank you.

    • @gurucarcar
      @gurucarcar 2 роки тому +20

      Wow! I can imagine witnessing such evil and being affected. Your dad was a good man.

    • @elsajones6325
      @elsajones6325 2 роки тому +21

      Our soldiers suffered for life after what they went through. There was no PTSD back then. My father didn't talk about the horrors. But he drank a lot into the 80's

  • @306champion
    @306champion Рік тому

    Thank you for keeping this alive.
    There are so many who think it should be forgotten.

  • @jimmurphy7296
    @jimmurphy7296 11 місяців тому

    Nice work, thank you for making this.

  • @machendave
    @machendave 2 роки тому +85

    My mother was part of the British medical team that went in after the liberation of the camp. She also went to the trials when she could

    • @FlexBeanbag
      @FlexBeanbag Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/users/shortsBmc9NFfhx74?feature=share

  • @pamt7740
    @pamt7740 2 роки тому +19

    I knew one of the women soldiers who was among the first to liberate the camp. She told me some of what she experienced. Years later my ex was posted to that camp and we lived there for 3 years. It was an experience never to be forgotten. The stories told around that area would make your hair stand on end. They were still discovering mass graves in the early 80's. Local drivers would never enter certain areas at night because of ghosts they saw. I was sent to the MI room at night when my son took ill and heard the stories first hand, even in the MI rooms.

  • @resnonverba137
    @resnonverba137 Рік тому

    Well done. Albert. Thanks for a very interesting upload.

  • @jeffpatton2758
    @jeffpatton2758 Рік тому +3

    I was in the RAF Regiment,stationed in Germany. I visited Belsen. I felt really depressed in that former camp. The mass graves. Never heard any birds, nothing! Oppressive feeling. All those poor people😢

  • @georgerobartes5989
    @georgerobartes5989 2 роки тому +189

    Credit to the British medical staff that treated the victims at this camp , many of them becoming sick and dying of diseases in the camp . All diseases were completely out of control and sadly many disgusting individuals, including ex German criminals in prison for murder, rape , pedophilia and other mentally sick crimes recruited in to the SS as special guards and for camp duties , the Brigade originally under the command of a criminally sick Doctor , walked free . These individuals were so disturbing that even the SS units were ashamed to have them in their ranks .

    • @SirAntoniousBlock
      @SirAntoniousBlock 2 роки тому +5

      The Dirlewanger Brigade.

    • @georgerobartes5989
      @georgerobartes5989 2 роки тому +2

      @@SirAntoniousBlock Thanks for that , I couldn't remember the Dr's name . Old age creating in I suppose.

    • @SirAntoniousBlock
      @SirAntoniousBlock 2 роки тому +1

      @@georgerobartes5989 ua-cam.com/video/mwVDMh7ZzgU/v-deo.html

    • @eilenekellogg7017
      @eilenekellogg7017 2 роки тому +15

      And yet our govt. brought Nazis into our country to work for the govt.

    • @toddholmes4480
      @toddholmes4480 2 роки тому +2

      @@georgerobartes5989 Dirlewanger was not a physician, you must be thinking of someone else. Anyway, Dirlewanger was executed by the Poles.

  • @peterheisler4648
    @peterheisler4648 2 роки тому +218

    My mother was a concentration camp survivor and she once told me that the women guards were worse than the male guards.

    • @graceyjewels7148
      @graceyjewels7148 2 роки тому +19

      I met a gentleman in 2005 who was a survivor of Bergen-Belsen. He showed me his tattoo. I felt honoured and humbled.

    • @itsjustme9354
      @itsjustme9354 2 роки тому +29

      Wouldn't surprise me put woman in charge and all hell breaks loose.

    • @imallowedmyopinionok2354
      @imallowedmyopinionok2354 2 роки тому +22

      @@itsjustme9354 just have to look at the nz goverment just now.

    • @itsjustme9354
      @itsjustme9354 2 роки тому +27

      @@imallowedmyopinionok2354 I'm in NZ and the Government are effing Nazis . The prime Minister Arden is a nasty vile piece of work the rules shes placed on us are sickening and cruel . I ain't getting no jab its all power and control that is all.

    • @georgebamforth7372
      @georgebamforth7372 2 роки тому +5

      @@imallowedmyopinionok2354 I'm here too, that PM has stuffed NZ, she needs a massive dose of Horse Tranquilpfizer, which I would be happy to administer!!!

  • @DumbSkippy
    @DumbSkippy Рік тому +1

    Wow! Mind Blown! Thank you for making this video!

  • @stevensexton204
    @stevensexton204 Рік тому +8

    What we are going through today is not as bad but moving closer and closer to it. I hope the evil people of today are held accountable for the horrific thing they are doing because if we don’t hold them accountable this kind of thing will happen again.

    • @JoJoUK2000
      @JoJoUK2000 Рік тому +1

      That's absolutely right, except that the (medical) atrocities taking place now have been happening on a worldwide scale and involving many more than the holocaust. At least as many people have been murdered (yes, murdered) in the plandemic as were murdered in the holocaust. If you doubt me watch "Euthanasia in the pandemic?“ by Dr John Campbell . (Better watch that video now before it's taken down by the truth fearing censors... if indeed this comment isn't taken down by the same abominable people).

    • @stevensexton204
      @stevensexton204 Рік тому +1

      @@JoJoUK2000 yes, every word you said is correct.

    • @JoJoUK2000
      @JoJoUK2000 Рік тому +1

      ​​​​@@stevensexton204 Thanks Steven. There's another video currently on UA-cam in which a very intelligent researcher, by the name of Whitney Webb, explains that this world is being run by a class of "professional criminals"... government people, multinationals, big tech, big pharma, and multi-billionaires, who work hand-in-hand with the Mafia, such that it's hard to tell where one ends and the other begins.
      They're all criminals working to line their pockets and grab as much money and power as they can, while they satisfy their lustful pleasures with the aid of people like Jeffrey Epstein. Whitney Webb has written and published a two part book in which she lays out her very detailed evidence, from publicly available official documents mainly.
      I began to really cotton on to all of this when 9/11 took place and it became clear, partly because of my scientific background, that the official report was a governmental whitewash. My research then led me to the earlier 'own goal' event: the bombing of the Oklahoma FBI building, which was a trial run for 9/11.
      Before that I was aware of the existence of the Illuminati, who's fingerprints were all over the two world wars, and who constitute the Builderberger group who are behind institutions like the World Bank, and parts of the UN etc.... although I'd only done sketchy research into them. What's happening now becomes much more clear as you see the historical pieces of the jigsaw falling into place.
      Of course, eventually everything goes back to the garden of Eden and Santa ... I mean Satan ... getting his dirty little fingers in the pie right from the get go. He's was the mastermind behind humanity's moral crash, which led to all the trouble since then, and he's behind the very deliberate current events leading to a manufactured economic crash which will usher in the creation of a worldwide CBDC, and eventually a world government.... leading to 666 (yes, the ordinary bar code) and all that!
      What they don't realise, however, is that they're actually being used by Big G to set up a worldwide infrastructure which will be used by JC when He returns in power, gets rid of the bad guys, and sets up His own beneficent government. That government will sort out the chaotic mess and rule this embattled world in a time of tremendous peace and prosperity - and amazing technological advancement - for 1,000 years! It's all there in the last three chapters (I think) of the book of Revelation. Check it out for yourself!

    • @carlakunkenrenken-enthof4565
      @carlakunkenrenken-enthof4565 Рік тому +1

      It happens again because the leader´s act without any regret.

  • @kamikatzeff
    @kamikatzeff 2 роки тому +26

    My Grandmother was a Swedish nurse who took care of many of the surviving prisoners from Bergen-Belsen when they finally came to sweden at the end of the war. Many of them became close friends to me and my family. I was not allowed by my mother to talk about the camps with them so we did that when she was away or did not hear. I will do what I can to prevent this to happen again. IT SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN even if the nazis are on the march again. We have to tell our children so the victims never will be forgotten!!!

    • @kamikatzeff
      @kamikatzeff Рік тому

      @@adraper6816 I´ll tell her in my prayers!

    • @blackpowderriflehunter7573
      @blackpowderriflehunter7573 Рік тому

      If so then we would have eliminated both Hitlerr and Stalin. That did not happen.

  • @crazysquirrel9425
    @crazysquirrel9425 2 роки тому +46

    Remember this story. It can easily happen HERE IN THE USA if we aren't vigilant and careful who we elect into power.

    • @Neko-gs4ip
      @Neko-gs4ip Рік тому

      What a pointless comment, honestly.

  • @drpetejazz
    @drpetejazz Рік тому +2

    A survivor of Bergen Belsen was my colleague at Sussex University, a lovely gentle man. He wrote this :Dealing with Satan: Rezső Kasztner's Daring Rescue Mission (2008),[3] in which he recounts his experiences an 11-year old boy sent to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and freed as the result of a controversial deal that Rezső Kasztner (aka Rudolf Kastner) brokered with Adolf Eichmann. His name is Ladislaus Löb, and I am sorry to see that he died in 2021. RIP. He was there at the same time as Anne Frank, he told me, but did not see her.

  • @anniejones1839
    @anniejones1839 7 місяців тому +2

    I agree, our neighbour had survived being a Japanese prisoner of war, he suffered cruelly with his breathing as a result. He didnt say too much about how he suffered but his eyes were deep set and haunted.
    We should never forget

  • @jayharper3491
    @jayharper3491 2 роки тому +17

    My Great Uncle, Howard Burns, was with B Coy, The Lake Superior Regt, 4th Canadian Armoured Div. When the camp was liberated by British and Canadians from 3rd Cdn Div, he was one of many chosen from other divisions to go and witness what had happened in the camp. He only spoke of it once, to my mother, and all he said was 'You wouldn't believe what I saw. I don't have words to describe it.'

    • @gigib.965
      @gigib.965 2 роки тому

      Wow…sad I’m sure…

    • @gigib.965
      @gigib.965 2 роки тому

      Wonder if he was related to my family…

    • @jayharper3491
      @jayharper3491 2 роки тому +1

      @@gigib.965 He lived in Golden, BC. I believe he was born is Sask.

    • @gigib.965
      @gigib.965 2 роки тому

      @@jayharper3491 my family was from Ireland and some say Scotland…pretty cool…❤️

  • @treefarm3288
    @treefarm3288 2 роки тому +36

    Thank you. I learned about the Holocaust by accident when I was 10, just 11 years after the war's end. It was hard to take, and I didn't discuss it with anyone. Until that point I had doubted how bad WWII had been. I was an American, so hadn't seen any destruction.

  • @inner-sanctum
    @inner-sanctum Рік тому +1

    My great uncle was Alfred Pierrepoint, I am to young to have met him but he was a very ordinary family man kind and compassionate to his family, friends and neighbours.

  • @lupusdeum3894
    @lupusdeum3894 8 місяців тому

    My cousin while serving in the Canadian Army was at the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
    More than anything during WWII, the condition of those inmates affected him the most.

  • @wiseowl6354
    @wiseowl6354 2 роки тому +44

    I think people need to understand how complicit they are and become, (thinking about what is happening around the world today) when psychological warfare is used to coerce and control people, which then is a crime against humanity!

    • @Dynamatrix1973
      @Dynamatrix1973 2 роки тому +2

      The unvaxxed are the enemy.

    • @jenster29
      @jenster29 2 роки тому +1

      @@Dynamatrix1973 spoken like those that were on trial.

    • @jackcarr1267
      @jackcarr1267 2 роки тому +2

      @@Dynamatrix1973 That what left wing liberals say everyday. You will hear it a thousand times a day on the liberal new channels in the USA and Australia etc.

    • @jonbongjovi1869
      @jonbongjovi1869 2 роки тому

      ANYONE who vogted Democrat or Republican, could be arrested or hung by the World Court, as we can PROVE they knew both parties CREATE FAKE WARS (which is the ultimate War CRime).
      YOU ENABLE WAR CRIMES IN ANY WAY....you must pay.
      Why can't covid kill ALL the humans?

    • @wtffrank
      @wtffrank Рік тому

      The crime was entering WWII in the first place. We only made it worse

  • @shannonhondo260
    @shannonhondo260 2 роки тому +37

    Great video!! Thank You for the time and effort you put into this video

  • @warrenvalentino5763
    @warrenvalentino5763 8 днів тому

    WOW!! Thank you Very Much for posting this video. i never heard of Bergen-Belsen before this video, nor did i know that the female guards were just as bad if not worse than the male guards. :(

  • @dougalexander7204
    @dougalexander7204 Рік тому +5

    Condolences to the family and friends of those who died so horribly. I pray their souls are at peace with Yhwh.

  • @antiqueexcavator9403
    @antiqueexcavator9403 2 роки тому +232

    One of my most prized possessions is a Star of David from a prisoner at Bergen Belsen. I use it to teach about the horrors of the Holocaust and what can happen when exists a cult of blind loyalty. Let’s learn from the past.

    • @AScottB
      @AScottB 2 роки тому +24

      A certain segment of the American population today are more than capable of this.

    • @brikfiend
      @brikfiend 2 роки тому +2

      AMEN.

    • @1sttvbn
      @1sttvbn 2 роки тому +3

      @@AScottB Here we go

    • @susanmccormick6022
      @susanmccormick6022 2 роки тому +6

      Antique Excavator:Love the handle.The trouble is,humans DON'T learn from the past.If only.....

    • @lindabowman2868
      @lindabowman2868 2 роки тому +5

      Many Germans were taken to the USA after the war and simply let go free in exchange for their scientific knowledge....Many known killers among them, Horrific

  • @miladydewinter7770
    @miladydewinter7770 Рік тому +21

    My dad was a professional soldier for almost 20 years -- when I was tiny I used to hear him crying (and sometimes screaming) when he should have been asleep.

  • @khiggins8733
    @khiggins8733 Рік тому +7

    My Grand Uncle died in Belsen.
    He is remembered with great affection by the family.
    He was only 19 and had alcohol forced on him.
    He later fell out of a machine gun tower when drunk on guard duty.
    All the victims of Belsen deserve to be remembered.

  • @johnlowe567
    @johnlowe567 Рік тому +3

    Visited Bergen Belsen a number of times when I lived in Sarstedt and made a point of taking any vistors we had (that were interested) there. It does not matter how many times to have ben there it is so emotional and moving. This part of the holocaust story is new to me, I still find it hard to comprehend the inhumanity the was there.

  • @kerryschallon8879
    @kerryschallon8879 2 роки тому +84

    My wife's grandmother was a prisoner there. She was the strongest woman I ever knew. Miss you Helen...😢

    • @chrishansen4541
      @chrishansen4541 2 роки тому +1

      bruh its all fake

    • @josephclift3662
      @josephclift3662 2 роки тому +11

      @@chrishansen4541 you, sir, are wrong

    • @resiefan3258
      @resiefan3258 Рік тому +4

      @@chrishansen4541 how old are you 9 like my son? Adults don't say brah/bruh anymore 🤣🤣🤣

    • @chrishansen4541
      @chrishansen4541 Рік тому

      @@resiefan3258 said the guy who is unironically using emojis

  • @thelodger1289
    @thelodger1289 Рік тому +8

    My Dad was with the Royal Engineers that were part of those that liberated of Belsen. The existing German Guards were used to man the camp as there was typhus within the camp.
    My Dad also said that he came across other concentration camps. He was quite open about his experiences from 1940 through to 1946 as he wanted myself other family members to learn about horrors of the war.

  • @krmhayes2893
    @krmhayes2893 2 роки тому +37

    When the British Commandos arrived they found the prisoners starving. Starving so bad that they could not eat the rations the commandos had with them. Their stomachs were so gentle that the had to feed them a mix of mushed rice and sugar.

    • @marcob4630
      @marcob4630 2 роки тому +2

      horrible!

    • @piplee1439
      @piplee1439 2 роки тому +4

      The guards were near starvation also

    • @j.b.2263
      @j.b.2263 2 роки тому +1

      Its normal that they would be starving though. In wartime when things go south your going to think in other things to transport than food to people you consider sub-human. Add the fact you werent doing to good on food to start with by this stage of the war.

    • @marcob4630
      @marcob4630 2 роки тому

      @@j.b.2263 : Goddamed nazis, anyway!

  • @InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe
    @InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe Рік тому +2

    Horrific. Thank you for this video. Ignore or mock the fools who try to say there wasn't a holocaust. They're only doing it like an information war handgrenade. Ignore them or mock them mercilessly. Peace, power, and pure love.

  • @josephkerkuska6097
    @josephkerkuska6097 Рік тому

    VERY SAD STORYS SO SORRY FOR THE PEOPLE ,,, THANK YOU FOR SHARING AGNES FROM CANADA

  • @cliveanthonyramsey6281
    @cliveanthonyramsey6281 2 роки тому +65

    The real evil big guys escaped prosecution and punishment. Too often it was lower rank people who paid for their evil.

    • @robjames3864
      @robjames3864 2 роки тому +8

      Yes,they came over to the U.S. under Operation Paperclip to continue their work under the direction of the CIA. MK Ultra was top of the list.Their influence poisoned the U.S.

    • @itechnwrite
      @itechnwrite 2 роки тому +4

      Truthfully, those lower rank people deserved, at least, the prosecution and punishment that they got. The problem is that so many of them were allowed to fade into the crowd to escape due consequences. The evil elitist engineers “behind the curtain” were allowed to reinvent themselves and continue their practices within the nations that welcomed them and their practices. Hence, we see that this war was never truly won; the victory celebrations were propaganda.

    • @coffeehugger
      @coffeehugger 2 роки тому

      For sure!

    • @coffeehugger
      @coffeehugger 2 роки тому

      @Grant Christopher Wish they had been allowed to break their arms so they would have had to hang.

    • @keithfaulkner6319
      @keithfaulkner6319 Рік тому +1

      oh, i suspect the Israelies took care of them eventually.

  • @hogtownhenry
    @hogtownhenry 2 роки тому +68

    Humanity should hang their heads in shame to condone such atrocities and then go into denial that it ever happened. I went to Dachau Concentration camp in 1977. It was a hot and humid day. As soon as you walked through the large gates and into the large yard, the majority of the people on the coach made comments tat they could feel a chill as soon as they entered the open air yard. It was as if the souls of the dead and suffering were reaching out to all who entered. I am now 72 years old and still feel that chill as I relive that visit. Shame on humanity.

    • @davegreene1198
      @davegreene1198 2 роки тому +3

      It's not so much that we deny that it happened but enough already about the ww2 autrasitys. War is hell. We should be more concerned about what's happening today and how to avoid it from happening again.

    • @firewings4742
      @firewings4742 2 роки тому +8

      @@davegreene1198
      That’s why HISTORY is so important. Not made up history

    • @firewings4742
      @firewings4742 2 роки тому +3

      @@davegreene1198
      Oh and btw. You pretty much admitted that u don’t believe this happened by your first sentence

    • @robertsteele7672
      @robertsteele7672 2 роки тому +5

      Hello Henry. I was there also, in 1989 briefing German Military Staff on behalf of our Canadian Military providing support to the NATO contingent of the German Army training at Shilo, Manitoba. I gave the briefing on the 3rd floor of one of the medical buildings in town (Deutsche Sanistatsakademie) where they had experimented on the prisoners. We stayed in the former SS Officer's quarters nearby. The whole experience was spine chilling and inhuman to say the least. I now realize that the peculiar chilling feeling is real and is the actual presence of the demonic realm that remains there due to the unresolved atrocities committed on the land. FYI. RS, Maj Ret, Canada.

    • @spaceflight1019
      @spaceflight1019 2 роки тому +3

      Anywhere that large numbers of people died suddenly or violently there are spirits who fail to cross over. You certainly are feeling their presence. All you can do is pray that they find the light and cross over.

  • @christinewilkinson2424
    @christinewilkinson2424 Рік тому +4

    We see the pictures, watch the films, hear the testimonies but they can't do justice to the utter horrors that took place in the camps and what was done to men, women and children.

  • @jamieweiler8611
    @jamieweiler8611 2 роки тому +104

    My grandfather and his brothers were German soldiers. Before the Poland invasion they deserted. My grandfather did not want to follow orders told his brothers we're running for our lives.

    • @mindakahn9964
      @mindakahn9964 2 роки тому +12

      They were intellectually sound and very brave. I shudder to think of the possibilities of being caught.

    • @jcoverpass
      @jcoverpass 2 роки тому +1

      Cowards
      They should have been executed for desertion

    • @blacksorrento4719
      @blacksorrento4719 2 роки тому +6

      Sometimes it is best to do what our gut tells us. WWII tested everyone’s resilience.
      We all need hope and strength. The hope we are doing the right thing for the circumstances one finds oneself in, and the strength to carry it through.
      I hope he and his brothers lived to enjoy some peace and happiness. 🙏😊

    • @resistapathy
      @resistapathy 2 роки тому

      Why can't I view the replies?

    • @Michelle-rv9ks
      @Michelle-rv9ks 2 роки тому +2

      This reminds me of the Sound of Music

  • @Burz69
    @Burz69 2 роки тому +24

    13:53 “She was only 26 when she was executed. And when she first conducted her horrific crimes, she was even younger “
    We’ll blow me down with a feather 😂

  • @bradfordwilliams9760
    @bradfordwilliams9760 Рік тому +6

    I was a family practice physician in a small town in rural Texas. One of my patients had been in the military intelligence section of the 36th Infantry (Texas National Guard) Division. He was one of those who first entered the Dachau concentration camp. His memories still haunted him after so many years.
    He told me that the guards locked up the camp with prisoners inside before fleeing as the allies advanced. Two things he observed. One was that the prisoners were so hungry they had stripped the bark off of the trees that existed inside the camp to make soup. The other was that the reason the guards hadn't killed more prisoners is that they simply ran out of supplies to gas the prisoners and burn the bodies.
    Even at the very end, the Nazis were expending all the resources could to eliminate as many Jews as possible.

    • @andrewsteinberg7103
      @andrewsteinberg7103 Рік тому

      they were taken on death marches, bullet to head if appeared unable to walk anymore

  • @abboed.4076
    @abboed.4076 Рік тому +4

    I've been visiting Bergen-Belsen as a 10 year old in 1984, as part of an educational school trip.
    I didn't fully understand the atrocities back then, but I did take a number of pictures.
    Bergen-Belsen was completely burned down after the war (mainly because of all the diseases), with only mass graves left, each one naming the estimated number of victims (in thousands) buried in it.
    Watching these pictures years later did made me realise the seriousness of it all.

  • @clintonearlwalker
    @clintonearlwalker 2 роки тому +127

    While this video calls these women "the guards of Bergen Belsen", the ones that were executed were only in Belsen for a short period. The executed ones were actually the female guards of Auschwitz. They just happened to be in Belsen because the Nazi's were retreating and Belsen was the last place for sadistic prison guards to go.
    Grese, Borman and Volkenrath were hanged in the courtyard of Hamelin prison on Dec. 13, 1945. Josef Kramer and Franz Hossler had also been in Auschwitz and were also hanged. Many prisoners and guards from many camps ended up in Belsen because it was basically the last camp the Germans controlled. A female Hungarian doctor described Belsen as "an overcrowded prison", she said Auschwitz was a "Vernichtungslager" (extermination factory) and it was. The transcripts of the 54 day Belsen trial can be read online. What those people did boggles the mind.

    • @clintonearlwalker
      @clintonearlwalker 2 роки тому +14

      @Plutarch I haven't read the entire transcripts because that's a lot information, but I have read a lot of it and looked at the photos. Far too many of them were not executed, it was nothing for the Nazi's to execute 1,000 innocent people in a single day. As far as I'm concerned, they should have shot every single Nazi they found at Belsen.
      I think there is still a trial going on right now for "Josef S", possibly a watch tower guard at Sachsenhausen. The Germans won't even identify him by name. He is old and the Germans seem worried about him having to suffer through 2 hours of court proceedings every day.

    • @clintonearlwalker
      @clintonearlwalker 2 роки тому +5

      @Plutarch Yeah, I know what I'm talking about bub, I've studied the Holocaust for decades.

    • @apollomemories7399
      @apollomemories7399 2 роки тому +10

      @Plutarch So, you can read. Well done. Sorry, but you are talking bull. On your first comment you said you would have waited five years before holding trials. Do you think there would not be any witnesses telling lies and exaggerating after five years? You suffer from profound naivety.
      I too would have shot every single Nazi found at Belsen. In an instant.

    • @apollomemories7399
      @apollomemories7399 2 роки тому +18

      @Plutarch Name them. You cannot because you are talking utter rubbish. ALL of the Nazi women hanged had been identified by a plethora of prisoners. They were also extensively interviewed prior to being put on trial and their entire career history and involvement was known. None of these women hanged were hanged by mistake. I'm several decades older than you and you know next to nothing.
      I'm sorry you obviously had family members caught up in operating these atrocities but you won't change anything by bleeting on about their innocence. These were heinous crimes committed by unlawful evil bastands, all of whom who met their just desserts.

  • @stevenreyngold1166
    @stevenreyngold1166 2 роки тому +285

    My grandfather fought at Stalingrad for the Red Army. As a Russian Jew, they had heard stories about the camps, but had no idea of the horrible reality. Even the stories were enough to absolutely infuriate the soldiers and they fought with a ferocity that could only be described as biblical. So many died in that city, and had a German stick grenade not ended my Grandfathers military service early, he would probably not have lived thru it. He lived long and carried that shrapnel in his shoulder his entire life.

    • @daniellinehan63
      @daniellinehan63 2 роки тому +9

      Bless him

    • @Sergio-kd9wm
      @Sergio-kd9wm 2 роки тому +6

      Amazing

    • @Jimmy911ism
      @Jimmy911ism 2 роки тому +8

      Didn't the Russians also kill their Jews?

    • @stevenreyngold1166
      @stevenreyngold1166 2 роки тому +19

      @@Jimmy911ism They didn't like them, but they didn't systematically eliminate them and attempt genocide. After the war, Stalin pretty much killed everyone that was "undesirable" by sending them to labor camps where most never returned. If you kept your mouth shut, and especially if you were a decorated veteran, you were not likely to suffer that fate. The millions that died were people that made "noise" or other problems for Stalin's government. Sometimes it was just someone, a neighbor perhaps that didn't like you, and they would report you. A knock on your door at night by the secret police and off you went.

    • @daviddoran3673
      @daviddoran3673 2 роки тому +6

      The Whisperers....a book by Ladislas Farrago is essential reading about Stalin's years....awful.

  • @anthonybrownhovelt
    @anthonybrownhovelt Рік тому +2

    One Regiment I served in had a storeman who, as an 18-year-old, was at Belsen. He was responsible for helping to bury the dead. His role was to use his bulldozer to fill in the mass graves. Many of the graves had 10s of thousands of bodies in them. He once recalled how the rotting bodies oused out of the graves as he was trying to cover them. He never married and was allowed to go on extended service. Most nights he drank himself into oblivion. I always wondered what happened to him when he finally left the Army. But the sights of Bergen Belsen destroyed his life.

  • @rachelkear3657
    @rachelkear3657 Рік тому +3

    Fascinating video, but sadly the narrator’s accent is awful to listen to.

  • @celestebivin1659
    @celestebivin1659 2 роки тому +102

    It's amazing how inner ugliness and evil comes out on the face of someone who would otherwise be a physically attractive person. It's like it can't be hidden inside.

    • @cotswoldcuckoo775
      @cotswoldcuckoo775 2 роки тому +12

      One thing you can't hide, is when you're crippled inside.

    • @Boozoobajou1
      @Boozoobajou1 2 роки тому +2

      These people for the want of a better word would of no doubt been demonically possessed along with the Nazis, particularly Himmler.

    • @GhostMacross01
      @GhostMacross01 2 роки тому +2

      I get what you mean (bitch in sheep's clothing) (villain with good publicity) however I have been interested in this particular topic (evil women who tried to hide with a smiling face, laughter, and likable) of WW2 for years. Almost none of the female guards I have seen of their photos were physically attractive. Kind of average and below average. Not like actresses who played the role in the Nazi SS guards BDSM exploitation films of the old days. Funny thing is these Belsen guards are no different than the ones I come to dislike and avoid whenever possible TODAY. They are just bad people who gotten the power to play god at better people's lives. And they tried to walk away pretending they did their job and then live a happy life because they do not care unless they get caught.
      The people from anime manga Black Lagoon would have met such Nazi Belsen females but would prefer to either avoid or kill these trash gangster bullies.

    • @coffeehugger
      @coffeehugger 2 роки тому +2

      Yes, it was extraordinary.

    • @tmgmagdalena4138
      @tmgmagdalena4138 2 роки тому +5

      They were all extremely ugly outside too

  • @RCD566
    @RCD566 2 роки тому +51

    It's a dark place even today. When I was stationed in Germany in the 1980's, we went to Gun Camp with our tanks every year to the ranges at Bergen-Hohne. Bergen-Belsen is just outside the ring road that connects all the ranges. There are mounds of grass covered earth with retaining walls and stone markers with the number of people buried in each one. Over time family members who tracked down loved ones killed at Belsen, place small markers on those mounds for their lost family members, even though they could never confirm which grave they were in. Every day German Soldiers from a local garrison were required to walk through the grounds as an official duty. There is also a Russian POW camp a short distance away from Belsen and those poor bastards didn't fair much better.

    • @blacksorrento4719
      @blacksorrento4719 2 роки тому +4

      Yes I believe the Russians had the highest number of casualties in WWII, a fact a lot of people don’t realise.
      I hope the world never goes down that path again.

    • @gurkengamingpvz21
      @gurkengamingpvz21 2 роки тому +3

      Wich tank were you driving?
      Probably a Sherman, right

    • @xilaithownage2453
      @xilaithownage2453 2 роки тому +5

      @@gurkengamingpvz21 1980's we were using Chieftain MBT's I was based at Munster for a couple years on Chieftain.

    • @gurkengamingpvz21
      @gurkengamingpvz21 2 роки тому +2

      @@xilaithownage2453 very interesting, thanks for answering

    • @cofeebeing
      @cofeebeing 2 роки тому +1

      Thank you for sharing this. Made me recall the line from Stephen King's "Pet Cemetery: "the ground is sour". A dark place indeed.

  • @larrysfarris
    @larrysfarris Рік тому +1

    @ 10:50 - What was the title of his biography? I’d like to read it. Where might I find a copy❓😯

  • @josehenriquevongatti9170
    @josehenriquevongatti9170 Рік тому +2

    Meu avô lutou na guerra também, mas do lado alemão...foi coronel do exército e conseguiu fugir pela famosa "Rota dos Ratos" em 1944 quando estava acabando a guerra e viajou pra Buenos Aires, Argentina. Viveu por lá até 1955 quando teve um ataque cardíaco e faleceu. Minha avó sempre soube do paradeiro dele, mas entendeu a fuga dele pra outro país fora do Brasil, enfim entendo que ele recebia ordens. Numa guerra a primeira coisa que se perde é a verdade.

  • @colddiesel
    @colddiesel 2 роки тому +67

    The real lesson of this is that given the circumstances, every last one of us has the capacity to behave as these women did - or to reject the temptation to do evil. What they did was horrific; recognizing that we are all capable of doing the same is terrifying. But there are no excuses wrong doing, and no credit for right.

    • @gerardfonz
      @gerardfonz 2 роки тому +4

      We could all be as bad as Hitler and as good as the Virgin Mary. It's up to each one of us.

    • @andyandreson3989
      @andyandreson3989 2 роки тому +6

      It’s happening now. Most just refuse to acknowledge it.

    • @catmoore2443
      @catmoore2443 2 роки тому +1

      @@andyandreson3989
      Thank you, it took 10 of propoganda, media manipulation, grooming of the young to get people to commit these atrocities but its now happening on a world scale but mostly everyone is asleep at the wheel . We will however say never again but as with everything else it will happen again .

    • @64MDW
      @64MDW 2 роки тому +3

      Most of us, thank God, don't surrender to that "capacity."

    • @april5054
      @april5054 Рік тому +2

      Speak for yourself.

  • @raywhitehead730
    @raywhitehead730 2 роки тому +138

    I knew a wonderful lady who was a child at a concentration camp, she still had her tattoo numbers on her arm. She became a nurse and worked with American Veterans. I won't forget.

    • @JeanetteFaith
      @JeanetteFaith 2 роки тому +7

      My Doctor started working with American Veterans because his mother (a child at the time) was liberated from the nazi camps by Americans and grew up to marry one of them and have a child--my doctor.

    • @jcoverpass
      @jcoverpass 2 роки тому +2

      Did you ever notice that she didn’t have a 7 digit number? Because there were none ever found with a sequence of 7 digits.

    • @raywhitehead730
      @raywhitehead730 2 роки тому +1

      No, what disturbed me was her loss of belief in God.

    • @jcoverpass
      @jcoverpass 2 роки тому +1

      @@raywhitehead730 Really?
      Jesus called them the Synagogue of Satan.
      It’s not at all surprising that they deny our Creator, they worship Rempham and Baal.

    • @raywhitehead730
      @raywhitehead730 2 роки тому

      You sometimes nd twisted, but never the less, I am not a Christian. Her experience was so dramatic and tragic that SHE rejected what it meant to be Jewish. She was a very intelligent person. One of the best of human kind.

  • @timgore2502
    @timgore2502 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the education. Very Sad

  • @canoeman1961
    @canoeman1961 Рік тому +1

    I never met my great-grandfather. He was a wealthy farmer and landowner in then Germany (now Poland), in a region/town then called Stettin. Being the highest profile German in the territory, he was assigned the duty of being the Nazi party official for the territory (an assignment he didn't want, as my father heard him declare back then). My father says his grandfather was told on one particular occasion to harass/confiscate property/arrest a Jewish businessman (a butcher/store owner) and his family, whose business was across the street from where my great-grandfather had one of his buildings (and where they often stayed). My father remembers his grandfather telling him, Mr. (I can't recall the name) has been there 40 years with his family, and he's a well-liked member of the community. He told my father to go to the butcher shop on a ruse, and get the 2 daughters to come over for a visit (nothing out of the ordinary). They were hidden away inside the building, while his grandfather made contact with this man and said to immediately prepare to take his wife an some essentials (making sure to not be noticed) and move all across the street to his building. My father (being young) doesn't remember the details, but said his grandfather used his influence to arrange for "documents" and transportation to get that family transported to what he remembers was Switzerland. You can only imagine the hell the family would have faced, had he not made this bold (and dangerous) move.
    My grandfather did have prisoners of war working his large parcels of land, but they all had housing and lots of food (according to my father, none wanted to leave to uncertainty elsewhere). As an example, my father remembers one particular Polish POW who asked to go to Poland for his sister's wedding. My great-grandfather said sure, take 3 weeks off, but to be sure to come back. This fellow said of course he will come back, because when Germany loses the war, he wants to select the best and largest parcel of land my great-grandfather owned for his part of the spoils of war. He did come back, as he said, and when the territory became part of Poland after the war, he did get the best tract of land he had his eye on.
    It was lucky that this territory around Stettin was far removed from the Nazi power sphere, so that much less oversight was directed to this "outback" part of Germany. All the land, businesses, and buildings were confiscated at the end of the war (as usually happens), and my father and his family then became refugees over the next few years, and lived in 3 different camps before settling somewhere in central Germany.
    Just something to share, before it is lost for history.

  • @tagoldich
    @tagoldich 2 роки тому +75

    Those young women who committed atrocities were no more "brainwashed" than the young men who did the same.

    • @Powertuber1000
      @Powertuber1000 2 роки тому +3

      In reality, it was typhus that killed and nothing more.

    • @redwater4778
      @redwater4778 2 роки тому +3

      This is an untruthful story.

    • @robertanderson9375
      @robertanderson9375 2 роки тому +6

      They were Leftists. Leftists just like all the other Nazis. Leftists will do anything for and with power.

    • @deadzahead
      @deadzahead 2 роки тому +3

      @@redwater4778 how’s that ?
      Explain

    • @redwater4778
      @redwater4778 2 роки тому +4

      @@deadzahead The Germans had agreed to surrender the camp. A date was set The Germans left the camp except for 2 doctors and some nurses. . The British did not enter the camp as agreed and went to war elsewhere. The camp went for more than a week without supplies food and medicene.
      This is why the British were quick in burning the bodies and burning the camp

  • @lucky5853
    @lucky5853 2 роки тому +21

    Boy ! The hardness of those faces ,frightening thought to have them guard over you , not a trace of humanity in those eyes, never mind compassion, scary monsters.

    • @lisafairclough8122
      @lisafairclough8122 2 роки тому +1

      Lucca, exactly what I thought x

    • @kukulroukul4698
      @kukulroukul4698 2 роки тому

      i need to remind you ... that photo isnt a photoshop plus MORE wemens at that time had their faces sun burned therefore they were uglier than today . NO Lily Marlene HERE!

  • @jayturner3397
    @jayturner3397 Рік тому +1

    My uncle was a bare knuckle fighter but joined up prior to the war, we are from a military and emergency service family some both, however he was one tough bloke, only time I saw him shed a tear was discibing this, he was on a joint recon platoon ( he was Royal fusiliers)..he actually never finished the story, this would be early '60s 🇬🇧 England 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 😢

  • @craigj6277
    @craigj6277 Рік тому

    There is fantastic interview with Geddy Lee from Rush about Belsen, both his parents were there. The interview is on UA-cam and worth listening to.

  • @Tropicaltemp
    @Tropicaltemp Рік тому +13

    My Uncle fought from D-Day to Belsen, and that was the point that he couldn't carry on and was sent back to England. He never spoke of it, too much suffering.