Dr. Goebbels - Predatory Sex Pest

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  • @MarkFeltonProductions
    @MarkFeltonProductions  Рік тому +2668

    So glad so many of you spotted my deliberate mistake concerning Hitler's marriage - glad to see so many are paying attention!

    • @edmundblackaddercoc8522
      @edmundblackaddercoc8522 Рік тому +99

      Hello Mr. Felton, could you please provide links to papers that support your viewpoint? I really think your viewers would appreciate it.
      If you wish to discuss me on the Politics of the second world war from a German stand point, I would be more than privileged to debate such matters.

    • @W00KER
      @W00KER Рік тому +157

      lol, I honestly don't know if this is tongue-in-cheek or if he's being serious

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Рік тому +65

      @@edmundblackaddercoc8522 Any compromising images of Frau Goebbles to trade? 😉

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Рік тому +18

      @@W00KER Troll meister?

    • @mrhitler201
      @mrhitler201 Рік тому +3

      Not half as much as I did.

  • @JM-qs6sw
    @JM-qs6sw Рік тому +6966

    Oh the irony of Göring being the most eccentric and flamboyant, but the only one with a functioning marriage

    • @1vw4me
      @1vw4me Рік тому +1169

      He was also the most decorated from WWI, being a flying Ace, which was well-deserved. It's rather sad that he fell into the Nazi's.

    • @theshape3222
      @theshape3222 Рік тому +559

      Rather, he was so hooked on painkillers from an injury he’d incurred during WWI that he became sexually impotent
      (Correction: His injury came from the Munich beer hall Putsch)

    • @PaddyDogg
      @PaddyDogg Рік тому +376

      @@theshape3222 Yet he seemed to have a child with his wife, judging from the photo that was shown in the video

    • @user-fb9ql8bm2e
      @user-fb9ql8bm2e Рік тому +297

      He found a different outlet for relieving his insecurities and mental problems - drugs. He was a longtime morphine addict

    • @Kiwi-cm6xu
      @Kiwi-cm6xu Рік тому +270

      ​​@@PaddyDogg yeah he had a daughter who lived on after the war, she was 7 when the war ended and grew up in the 50s and 60s as a sort of neo n@zi princess, she loved her father dearly and lived her life a angry unrepentant woman dying aged 80
      Edit: Edda Göring 1938-2018

  • @iadam1993
    @iadam1993 Рік тому +2859

    In his diary he said: "We will go down in history as the biggest heroes or its worst criminals.." damn he was right.

    • @hariszark7396
      @hariszark7396 Рік тому +103

      Did he had the delusion of being a hero?.......interesting....!

    • @ОлексійЄкименко
      @ОлексійЄкименко Рік тому +534

      @@hariszark7396 he was quite sure, that winners write history. so if he could win, he could be a hero. also he was aware those things they were doing are very disgusting.

    • @ShankarSivarajan
      @ShankarSivarajan Рік тому +336

      @@hariszark7396 If they had won the war, they would have been heroes as much as America's "Founding Fathers."

    • @hariszark7396
      @hariszark7396 Рік тому +59

      @@ShankarSivarajan I understand what you say.
      But the people would know the truth. Like no one consider Stalin as hero for example.

    • @imrengarotp3802
      @imrengarotp3802 Рік тому

      @@hariszark7396 People do consider Stalin a hero and also Stalin died a while ago which caused a lot of secret informations to come out which the people that follow after Hitler could have simply prevented for the history of themselves.
      Also if you paint their history it doesnt seem bad, nowadays people are happy when you tell them that people cut the legs off of someone that made food for concentration camps back then and if Hitler would have won people would most likely be happy hearing that they killed some jews which were planning on cutting german peoples legs off.
      Just look at e.g. America or England in the second world war, they did insanely bad things(like burning people alive for fun) yet no one would ever consider them to be bad, they are heroes because they won.

  • @larss337
    @larss337 Рік тому +3963

    One actress who apparently "survived" resisting Goebbels was the Swedish Zara Leander. The story goes that at a party, Goebbels tried to intimidate Leander. He looked hard at her and snapped "-Zara, isn't that a Jewish name?!" Leander, having a sharp witt, smiled a sweet smile and said "-Well, how about Joseph?"
    It seems she was left alone after that.

  • @aboomination897
    @aboomination897 Рік тому +1300

    He abused unrestricted power? I'm shocked.

    • @sormu16
      @sormu16 11 місяців тому +21

      I would NEVER have done that.

    • @MJW238
      @MJW238 10 місяців тому +25

      @@sormu16What he did ultimately doesn’t even sound ‘that’ bad - I mean, not even as bad as some Hollywood producers today.
      Want Laventi Beria on the other hand a literal r*pist?

    • @AnarchoPunkChad
      @AnarchoPunkChad 8 місяців тому

      ​@@MJW238
      Stop ranking evils. He was evil.

    • @carinakaron8068
      @carinakaron8068 7 місяців тому +1

      😂😂😂😂

    • @OWlsfordshire
      @OWlsfordshire 2 місяці тому +2

      By nature, you cannot abuse unrestricted power.

  • @towhee7472
    @towhee7472 Рік тому +4822

    Imagine having an affair and the your wife complains to your boss about it, who then forces you to stop it, this is hilarious!

    • @gmnotyet
      @gmnotyet Рік тому

      And your boss is Hitler!

    • @Treblaine
      @Treblaine Рік тому +763

      "my boss is acting like Hitler"
      "your boss IS hitler"

    • @gmnotyet
      @gmnotyet Рік тому +51

      @@Treblaine haha

    • @charlesvan13
      @charlesvan13 Рік тому +187

      Some conservative companies (maybe just media) have a morality clause, where you can get terminated if you are adulterous.

    • @OpalLeigh
      @OpalLeigh Рік тому +177

      “Marriage is sacred”
      -Adolf Hitler apparently 😂

  • @danielschein6845
    @danielschein6845 Рік тому +6067

    Amazing that being a sexual predator was the least of his character flaws.

    • @wilfdarr
      @wilfdarr Рік тому +405

      The amazing part here, is that being one of the top 10 worst men in history, he was still worse than I realized.

    • @NathanLGrossman
      @NathanLGrossman Рік тому +76

      Yeah that's kind of an achievement. :)

    • @BobbyBoucher228
      @BobbyBoucher228 Рік тому +179

      It’s amazing that in such dark times as WW2 Joseph Georbbols isn’t viewed as the most evil man during that period and that there were far worse monsters during that era shows just show what a bad place the world was during that time.

    • @babboon5764
      @babboon5764 Рік тому +30

      @@BobbyBoucher228 Its not like that now of course ..........
      *When there's ANYBODY watching*

    • @kyles5513
      @kyles5513 Рік тому

      @@BobbyBoucher228 now we have Russians beheading Ukrainians. The world we live in.

  • @stewarti7192
    @stewarti7192 Рік тому +1321

    Magda Goebbels' first marriage was to an industrialist called Günther Quandt. Their son Harald (i.e. Goebbels' stepson) was in the Luftwaffe and survived the war. The Quandt family are still fabulously wealthy industrialists, including owning large chunks of BMW. Harald's niece is the richest woman in Germany.

    • @ReflectedMiles
      @ReflectedMiles Рік тому +118

      I knew there had to be some reason why those vehicles are beloved while being unreliable relative to their cost. It's the heritage of their ownership!

    • @loetzcollector466
      @loetzcollector466 Рік тому +26

      Thank you for fleshing out the story and giving it a little bit of color.

    • @oleggorky906
      @oleggorky906 Рік тому +50

      Sounds like he had a lovely war. Also looks like he didn’t do too badly out of the peace as well. There’s no justice ...

    • @oleggorky906
      @oleggorky906 Рік тому +9

      @@petergray7576 thanks for the additional information, Peter. 👍

    • @oleggorky906
      @oleggorky906 Рік тому +19

      @@petergray7576 sounds like he died lonely. I wonder if it was from a guilty conscience, or that no one wanted to go near him because of his past associations. Maybe he did pay some sort of a psychological price after all.

  • @Walter-uf9pz
    @Walter-uf9pz 11 місяців тому +141

    This guy is the definition of compensating for something

    • @MasterCrash123
      @MasterCrash123 3 місяці тому

      From what I understand, The Furher himself had 'inadequacy issues' that stemmed from his fellow soldiers 'seeing too much' when he served in WWI.
      Always seems the ones with the biggest self-inflated egos have something they want to hide...

    • @HeathenDance
      @HeathenDance Місяць тому +3

      Most definitely.

    • @dwalkon3565
      @dwalkon3565 5 днів тому

      Those "psychiatrist" assumptions are total bullshit. There not backed by any fact or any record, this is pure imagination. Phsycho-analysis is not a hard-science and is a very discutable source of knowledge. I don't think those commentaries are more important than anecdots.

  • @ropeburn6684
    @ropeburn6684 Рік тому +5225

    "Like politicians today, they often preached one rule for the masses, and one rule for themselves"
    An eternal truth right there.

    • @Jayjay-qe6um
      @Jayjay-qe6um Рік тому +42

      Quote of the day!

    • @wiryantirta
      @wiryantirta Рік тому +75

      I think it just takes a certain degree of psychopath-ness to be a politician since the job requires "performing' in public. Psychopaths are often immune to feeling the social consequence of performing unsavorable acts, hence why they don't feel anything wrong about performing them. I mean it doesn't have to unsavorable acts, I think people who are good at being politicians or public figures are just good at mentally shielding themselves from social feedbacks, either for good or bad acts.

    • @rickjensen2717
      @rickjensen2717 Рік тому +8

      👏🎯

    • @GerardHammond
      @GerardHammond Рік тому +29

      yep. always laugh at politicians. they are laughing at you

    • @felipebendicho-cf1hx
      @felipebendicho-cf1hx Рік тому

      So true, but most politicians don't ask they just rape and abuse Thier female staff and then cover it up.

  • @dtaylor10chuckufarle
    @dtaylor10chuckufarle Рік тому +2767

    "Sickly thin, rat-like countenance" - You nailed it, Mark.

    • @tyroneswartz8413
      @tyroneswartz8413 Рік тому +79

      Rat face sounds like an appropriate name for someone of his "physical" stature.

    • @Iron-Bridge
      @Iron-Bridge Рік тому +15

      Exactly 💯

    • @DirkShotojima
      @DirkShotojima Рік тому +15

      😂

    • @NumenoreanTemplar
      @NumenoreanTemplar Рік тому +37

      He is Skeletor for a reason.

    • @palepride7530
      @palepride7530 Рік тому +24

      @kurt drexler it’s really telling how much sway modern media has had on the public. Magnus Herschfield is a perfect example of that.

  • @GeoStreber
    @GeoStreber Рік тому +530

    I just wanna point out that the nickname "poison dwarf", or "Giftzwerg" in german, is still quite common today for shorter people that annoy the crap out of you.

    • @NinjaRunningWild
      @NinjaRunningWild Рік тому +21

      What's the term for taller people?

    • @dianaverano7878
      @dianaverano7878 Рік тому +13

      Oh my, i will take note of this as a petite person. Haha

    • @jospi2
      @jospi2 Рік тому +55

      @@NinjaRunningWild Taller people don't have to compensate for shortcomings, literally.

    • @adamcheeseplease
      @adamcheeseplease Рік тому +9

      ​@@jospi2 Not while they're young, they'll just enjoy back pain earlier on in life

    • @ThePiratemachine
      @ThePiratemachine Рік тому +13

      @@NinjaRunningWild Beanstalk.

  • @fifthbusiness1678
    @fifthbusiness1678 Рік тому +550

    “ … he also possessed a sickly, rat-like countenance.” Apt description, Mr. Felton. You do have a way with words.

    • @carlhvs9437
      @carlhvs9437 Рік тому +27

      Funny coming from a deformed goblin-like creature such as Felton

    • @TheRealTorG
      @TheRealTorG Рік тому +51

      @@carlhvs9437 stay mad, sympathizer

    • @jonathandarkwood9644
      @jonathandarkwood9644 11 місяців тому

      So the jews used his own words to describe him? They could at least be a little original

    • @MeiveT
      @MeiveT 10 місяців тому +6

      @@TheRealTorG ​ @TheRealTorG Its very funny knows that Dr Mark Felton could be easy a son of gobbels with klingon.LMAO

    • @vasvas8914
      @vasvas8914 8 місяців тому +5

      @carlhvs9437 Felton is Apollo compared to Goebbels

  • @jasonwomack4064
    @jasonwomack4064 Рік тому +660

    Never thought I'd hear Mark use the term "casting couch", but here we are.

    • @matts.8881
      @matts.8881 Рік тому +44

      I came here to say the same thing. Nearly spit out my drink when I heard him say that. Lol.

    • @DangerClose13E
      @DangerClose13E Рік тому +25

      Yeah, but it worked so well!

    • @Poodie410
      @Poodie410 Рік тому +4

      😂😂😂

  • @ogstopper
    @ogstopper Рік тому +899

    ".... like politicians today, they often preached one rule for the masses and one rule for themselves".
    Spot-on, as usual!

    • @jaystannard
      @jaystannard Рік тому +4

      often?

    • @barriereid9244
      @barriereid9244 Рік тому +9

      This is the stance of The 🇬🇧 Conservative Party. We have seen the emergence of fascism over the past few years.

    • @ogstopper
      @ogstopper Рік тому +24

      @@barriereid9244 ... and yet more anti-semitism from Labour's Diane Abbott. Strange, eh?

    • @G.T.muzika
      @G.T.muzika Рік тому

      True

    • @batrachian149
      @batrachian149 Рік тому +2

      @@ogstopper cringe

  • @lampionmancz
    @lampionmancz Рік тому +722

    As a Czech I can say that in history class our teacher definitely hadn't forgotten to mention this.

    • @pp-bb6jj
      @pp-bb6jj Рік тому +25

      Even Nazis were falling for Czeck girls kinda thing?

    • @gentlemanjim480
      @gentlemanjim480 Рік тому +8

      @@pp-bb6jj No. What a weird comment. I am also Czech, obviously history classes didn't cover it that way.

    • @pp-bb6jj
      @pp-bb6jj Рік тому +24

      @@gentlemanjim480 Don't be so humorless like you are some German. ;)

    • @jim8573
      @jim8573 Рік тому +24

      @@pp-bb6jj Czechs are 50% German, he cant help it sometimes.

    • @jim8573
      @jim8573 Рік тому +5

      @@gentlemanjim480 thats a weird name for a Czech, never heard of a slav named Jim, u got western parents?

  • @elbietaljaard2195
    @elbietaljaard2195 Рік тому +224

    I saw an interview with the Czech actress Lída Baarová (the "mistress"). Goebbels basically cornered her and she feared that she will be deported back to Czech if she refused Goebbels' advances. She never had feellings for Goebbels and eventually fled from Germany to get away from him.

    • @orpheus9037
      @orpheus9037 11 місяців тому +16

      Could anyone have feelings for Goebbels?

    • @haner2940
      @haner2940 11 місяців тому +28

      She actually admitted that she loved him "in her own way", although the whole relationship was very stressful for her.
      She also left Germany because she was not allowed to act there anymore since 1938, not because she wanted to get away from Goebbels.

    • @Liitebulb
      @Liitebulb 10 місяців тому +7

      ​@@haner2940that's what people always say in the public eye not to face retaliation

    • @ericcarlson3746
      @ericcarlson3746 7 місяців тому

      Lída Baarová (born Ludmila Babková; 7 September 1914 - 27 October 2000)

    • @concept5631
      @concept5631 5 місяців тому

      ​@@haner2940 Probably a form of Stockholm Syndrome.

  • @elangelyt7738
    @elangelyt7738 Рік тому +2120

    Many in Hollywood would be proud of Goebbels.

    • @scottmcleish9896
      @scottmcleish9896 Рік тому

      Ugly like Harvey Weinstein. Sounds like the same people/person

    • @jantjarks7946
      @jantjarks7946 Рік тому +67

      Today's media isn't any different, indeed.
      #look@me - I do everything to become a star!
      #metoo - I did everything, but didn't become a star!
      🤷😉

    • @connormac4401
      @connormac4401 Рік тому +79

      i see no joke here

    • @janm2473
      @janm2473 Рік тому +20

      @@connormac4401 I do..

    • @robertsmith5744
      @robertsmith5744 Рік тому +27

      Hollywood, Floriduh.

  • @redrobur68
    @redrobur68 Рік тому +379

    "Randy goat from babelsberg" sound in german very much better: "Der geile Bock vom Babelsberg" . My grandfather (1899-1986) always called him that as soon as Goebbels appeared in a television documentary after the war, for example. My grandfather also liked to tell a joke that was common in the Third Reich: "The German Aryan is as blond as Adolf Hitler, has the athletic build of Herman Göring, the sharp eyes of Heinrich Himmler and can run as fast as Joseph Goebbels."

    • @jamesdrummond7684
      @jamesdrummond7684 Рік тому +41

      the hypocrisy was indeed rich. additionally, the "genetically superior stock" of the SS divisions turned out to not perform any better than the non-SS divisions in battle.

    • @justnoobtoo6352
      @justnoobtoo6352 Рік тому +6

      ​@@jamesdrummond7684 I was reading a book about ww11 and all the different fighting that took place and it mentioned this one skirmish involving at least 100 waffen ss that all retreated for some silly reason but I can't remember all the details, if anything the waffen ss were more fanatical and had a almost cult like nature

    • @charlottewolery558
      @charlottewolery558 Рік тому

      I also heard Goebbel's was such a hateful nasty people also called him Mohatmas Propogandi.

    • @johnking6252
      @johnking6252 Рік тому +18

      Grandfather was an observant man ✌️

    • @a2z60s
      @a2z60s Рік тому +11

      A friend of mine always recited about Goebbels'; "Die Lüge hinkt durch Deutschland"(The lie is limping through Germany)

  • @seanmckenna228
    @seanmckenna228 Рік тому +2101

    Big respect to the ladies who refused him.

    • @pshelnh
      @pshelnh Рік тому +33

      Why?

    • @NinjaRunningWild
      @NinjaRunningWild Рік тому +283

      @@pshelnh They had enough self-respect to not let themselves be manipulated.

    • @MCKevin289
      @MCKevin289 Рік тому

      @@pshelnh
      It takes a lot of bravery to stand up to someone who was literally in the inner circle of the dictator running their country. He had so much more power compared to them that many out of fear would cave. It’s incredibly brave to still stand by your guns when this sociopathic lecher runs the media and is friends with Hitler.

    • @USS_Sentinel
      @USS_Sentinel Рік тому

      @@pshelnh Let me guess, you're the one that asks "why?" when people say the holocaust was bad or that Trump deserves to rot in prison for the rest of his life.

    • @veen9667
      @veen9667 Рік тому +9

      Danke dir.

  • @trevormccarthy9019
    @trevormccarthy9019 Рік тому +118

    “A sickly thin rat- like countenance”. . Brilliant description Dr Felton !!!!..

    • @631rosie
      @631rosie 3 місяці тому +1

      I never realised he was so tiny lol

  • @JorgeMendez-kn5ql
    @JorgeMendez-kn5ql Рік тому +147

    The number one rule of politics/government: make a rule and exempt yourself.

    • @TheSaltydog07
      @TheSaltydog07 Рік тому

      You'd think killing six children would be the topper. Well, it is.

    • @LoanwordEggcorn
      @LoanwordEggcorn Рік тому +19

      "Rules for thee and not for me"

  • @f4ust85
    @f4ust85 Рік тому +883

    Czech fella here, a few interesting facts regarding Baarová. Hitler indeed forced Goebbels to leave Baarová alone in 1939 but Goebbels, in his classical manner, threatened to resign as minister and instead leave for Japan as a German ambassador with Baarová. Hitler of course refused but banned Baarová form German film industry to minimize their contact. She followed this downward spiral and became the lover of the Protectorate Minister of Industry and also the later famous spymaster Paul Thummel, one of the biggest double agents of the war. Her wild sexual relationships became a problem soon again and she had to leave Protectorate for Italy by 1941. By the end of the war she tried to run to Germany but was arrested, handed over and tried in Czechoslovakia for treason and snitching, but its a testament to the fairness of court that she was aquitted and released, as there was no proof that she commited any crime apart from "bad character and bad taste". Despite being formally free to work, she became a total outcast and was universally hated as a "Nazi wh*re". Her mother died of heartattack during one of their interrogations and her sister commited suicide. Baarova soon emigrated to Austria and died in Salzburg in 2000, being totally abandoned for many years, suffering from dementia and alcoholism, in a small flat smelling of booze and urine, and decorated by dozens of her pictures from her youth. Biographers often write that she was rather simple minded and not a great actress, but was absolutely consumed and fascinated by her own beauty and the effect it has on men.

    • @jasongibson8114
      @jasongibson8114 Рік тому +67

      Sad end to a gorgeous woman!!

    • @beowulf1312
      @beowulf1312 Рік тому +65

      How sad that no one helped her. I wonder if she was a weak character that could not form relationships with persons other than those who had a use for her.

    • @maxwellli7057
      @maxwellli7057 Рік тому +36

      what an awful person

    • @mikelindbergh642
      @mikelindbergh642 Рік тому +187

      In modern times Baarova would have had a an OnlyFans account. She was a forerunner of the modern western women.

    • @bobertjones2300
      @bobertjones2300 Рік тому +46

      Powerful writing, worthy of Dr Felton, himself!

  • @LayneStaley-zl2iq
    @LayneStaley-zl2iq Рік тому +274

    That poisoned dwarf really made his bed in hell. I'll never understand how a supposed Man can be intimate with someone who doesn't truly want to be intimate with him. Those types are in the upper tiers of disgusting life forms.

    • @shaansingh6048
      @shaansingh6048 Рік тому +22

      Love for power not love for the person.

    • @joeyjamison5772
      @joeyjamison5772 10 місяців тому +8

      God made the Heavens and the Earth. Satan created Germany.

    • @reallyhappenings5597
      @reallyhappenings5597 9 місяців тому +2

      It certainly wouldn't have been about "connection," but rather status and what we today call "unprocessed trauma" of his formative years. I have a theory on him. The worst sort of coward, a talented one.

    • @flybeep1661
      @flybeep1661 9 місяців тому +9

      Power and domination is something that is hard for you to understand? You don't seem to understand human psyche very much.

    • @PreußenGloria71
      @PreußenGloria71 9 місяців тому +8

      Ask Bill Clinton.

  • @superjonboy873
    @superjonboy873 Рік тому +384

    Sadly, what powerful people often do never seems to change.

    • @Jermster_91
      @Jermster_91 Рік тому +44

      The original Harvey Weinstein

    • @maxgrozema1093
      @maxgrozema1093 Рік тому

      @@Jermster_91 there was a roman emperor and pederast that like epstein had a sex island. It is waaay older than that.

    • @wayneantoniazzi2706
      @wayneantoniazzi2706 Рік тому +29

      You have to look at it this way, those who seek out positions of power, high or low, do have egos and maybe a touch of narcissism as well. Sometimes that's a good thing if they're good people to begin with, Eisenhower once remarked "I never would have gotten as far as I did if I hadn't learned to hide my ego!"
      But if they're not good people we all too often see tragic results.

    • @adamvoid555
      @adamvoid555 Рік тому +14

      weak and average people when they obtain power, to be exact.

    • @WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS
      @WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS Рік тому +2

      @@Jermster_91 Weinstein is hardly a blip as far as offenses of this kind go. But I can entirely understand why he's being held up as a beacon of the types of people within the film industry. The unfortunate thing being ofc that he was very much just holding onto the traditional means of doing things by studio executives/directors etc, and I am certain that the practice is still going on today, though probably with a greater degree of secrecy and levels of protection for the aggressors (I wouldn't even be surprised if they force their victims to sign NDAs and utilise not only the threat of blacklisting in keeping mouths shut, but all manner of contractual horrors in case the victim ever feels like standing up for themselves).
      Behaviour of this kind is far too rife within our collective cultural landscape (as in not only within the entertainment industry, and as we already know the political and even more "noble" professions such as education and the sciences, even down to the normal world of basic jobs. I myself (as a male I feel like I should add) have been on the recieving end of sexual harassment and what would constitute as sexual assaults as a young man, and while I walked out of the job in which it happened to me (in this instance the perpetrator was male, however I feel it's worth saying that I have been on the recieving end of similar behaviour by women in other jobs), I received what in retrospect (at the time I figured it was an error and didn't want to mention it in case they expected me to return it) was undoubtedly "hush money" in a final paycheque that was significantly, significantly more than I would have usually received in a month) and it's only through the bravery of the victims coming forward to highlight just how pervasive and socially penetrative the behaviour truly is.

  • @roymartin500
    @roymartin500 Рік тому +288

    Zorka, the younger sister of Lida Barrova really got bad treatment from both sides of the affair having committed suicide due to the poor treatment she was receiving from peers in the theater and the new communist government. I found it especially horrible since she didn't have anything to do with the affair at all.

    • @roymartin500
      @roymartin500 Рік тому

      ​@@The_First_SeanFirstly, I'm talking about the sister of one of Goebbels girlfriends. Secondly, she killed herself. How's a dead woman supposed to do community service?

    • @Maria-to1eu
      @Maria-to1eu Рік тому

      V roku 1946 kde bola vláda komunistov? Čo to táraš? Hlavne nenávisť hercov ako komediantov ju dohnalo k sebevražde. Komediant sa nikdy nezaprie

    • @shaansingh6048
      @shaansingh6048 Рік тому +1

      @@The_First_Sean ?

    • @jaigracejjoy
      @jaigracejjoy 3 місяці тому +1

      I think he's referring to prostitution, even though its a terrible comment to make.

  • @Ar1AnX1x
    @Ar1AnX1x Рік тому +2041

    Mark roasting Goebbels during the whole thing is hilarious, that was brutal.

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Рік тому +75

      Prolly jealousy 😂

    • @wally9935
      @wally9935 Рік тому +1

      @@DaveSCameron Who is jealous of a twerp like goebbels? lol

    • @batrachian149
      @batrachian149 Рік тому +189

      @@DaveSCameron bro you just posted CRINGE

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Рік тому +30

      @@batrachian149 Whaa, you mad Fam! 🤣 🤣 🤣

    • @Randomstuffs261
      @Randomstuffs261 Рік тому +100

      @@DaveSCameron I am jealous of your ability to post such cringe

  • @BellePerfumr
    @BellePerfumr Місяць тому +7

    Omg you’ve clocked all their tea ☕️ 😭 this is crazy there’s so much drama

  • @panzerofthelake
    @panzerofthelake Рік тому +160

    "Martin Bormann, Hitler's private secretary and head of the Nazi party chancellery throughout Germany, had 10 children with his wife but still had the energy to have affairs with various actresses"
    bro was Genghis Khan

    • @f4ust85
      @f4ust85 Рік тому +10

      More like Danny DeVito

    • @charlottewolery558
      @charlottewolery558 Рік тому +18

      And insofar as he could, he was as brutal as him too. The man was the most hated out of all senior Nazis. He was a scumbag and a brute and he had feelings for no one. Honestly his son became a Catholic priest later in life and him being so willing to forgive the POS makes me think he should be beautified on death.

    • @NomenmihiLegioest
      @NomenmihiLegioest Рік тому +9

      They said he rarely took a bath and was stinky as hell. Hitler's Doctor also

    • @kellydalstok8900
      @kellydalstok8900 Рік тому

      Maybe his wife was very fertile and they only had sex ten times.

    • @hoodatdondar2664
      @hoodatdondar2664 Рік тому +1

      @@charlottewolery558 beatified. But beautified is a concept, lol.

  • @jimc.goodfellas
    @jimc.goodfellas Рік тому +415

    In more ways than one, Dr G would fit right in in today's world

    • @kacodemonio
      @kacodemonio Рік тому +22

      Yes, along with a Top G pimp held in Romania.

    • @Tordogor
      @Tordogor Рік тому +16

      He was a modern Macchiavelli as source and example of dastardly ways of doing propaganda to modern politicians, both Left and Right.
      Particularly 'Lie, lie, that something will remain ...'

    • @tomtomtrent
      @tomtomtrent Рік тому +12

      Makes you wonder what he’d do if he was alive today. Of course, I think he’d understand that fascism and antisemitism are unacceptable in today’s world, and wouldn’t publicly support those views. But you know he’d get up to some kind of evil or another. It’s kind of chilling to think about

    • @ObsydianShade
      @ObsydianShade Рік тому +34

      If he were around today, he'd be working for Fox News.

    • @ottovonbismarck2443
      @ottovonbismarck2443 Рік тому +19

      He was the mastermind behind modern television and propaganda - which are essentially two words for the same thing.

  • @_MaxHeadroom_
    @_MaxHeadroom_ Рік тому +738

    "Sickly thin rat-like countenance"
    Dr. Feltons descriptions of the physical attrubutes of Nazi leaders never ceases to amuse me

    • @largol33t12
      @largol33t12 Рік тому +30

      I find the description quite accurate and fitting. He does remind me of a cartoonish caricature of a rat, LOL...

    • @RavusNox-z5i
      @RavusNox-z5i Рік тому +12

      Just classic British bias.

    • @_MaxHeadroom_
      @_MaxHeadroom_ Рік тому

      @@RavusNox-z5i Idk I'd say that's a pretty accurate description of Goebbels. Just look at him! That's the face of a man that says "I murdered my wife and family because my warped ideology lost in a war vs freedom"

    • @scoopidywhoop7484
      @scoopidywhoop7484 Рік тому +6

      Quite ironic, considering...

    • @iffatsharminislam7978
      @iffatsharminislam7978 Рік тому

      ​​@@largol33t12jerry of tom and jerry 😅😅😅😅

  • @ericlorge3453
    @ericlorge3453 8 місяців тому +27

    "Perhaps it's no surprise that the leaders shouted the loudest about marriage, family and women's roles, failed to uphold their own rules."
    Gosh, who does that remind me of in American society? Hmmm....

    • @DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro
      @DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro 5 місяців тому +3

      No one. There aren’t any parallels in US government who demand we women stay home and have children. On the contrary, a great number even push for women to get out in the workforce, as that means there’s more working people to tax.

    • @ericlorge3453
      @ericlorge3453 5 місяців тому +2

      @@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro
      If you're referring to second-earner tax incentives by the IRS/gov, that's hardly "pushing" women to go to work. I'm not a woman, but I'm guessing those who have chosen careers did so because they wanted to. (But, hey, it sounds like you know what women REALLY want.)

    • @AustinOConnellVideos
      @AustinOConnellVideos 4 місяці тому

      @@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro I think he probably means the conservative party pushing for traditional values/marriage and then cheating on their spouses

  • @ItachiUchiha-ns1il
    @ItachiUchiha-ns1il Рік тому +163

    It seems even the casting couch back then was full of predators

    • @fatdaddyeddiejr
      @fatdaddyeddiejr Рік тому +11

      Howard Hughes was in Hollywood at the time. And he used the casting couch all the time.

    • @grahvis
      @grahvis Рік тому +18

      Men in a position of power often abuse it. One of the problems with priests and why, in the UK, the age of consent where for such as teachers, the age of consent is 18 rather than 16 for others.

    • @HDreamer
      @HDreamer Рік тому +9

      @@grahvis In addition many countries add stipulations about situations of massive difference in power. Like a teacher with a student or a Boss with their secretary.

    • @ffjsb
      @ffjsb Рік тому +12

      Uh, if not for predators, there wouldn't be such a thing as a casting couch...

    • @tomhenry897
      @tomhenry897 Рік тому +2

      That way from the beginning
      Started with plays

  • @coffeetalk924
    @coffeetalk924 Рік тому +574

    I know we can't profile predators on looks alone, but that dude had THE LOOK 😂

    • @LongboatLtd2004
      @LongboatLtd2004 Рік тому +34

      Especially with his (Goebbels') facial expression on the thumbnail

    • @mochiebellina8190
      @mochiebellina8190 Рік тому +10

      How bout dick cheney or bill the worm gates?

    • @hoodatdondar2664
      @hoodatdondar2664 Рік тому +4

      @@mochiebellina8190 no, dont think so.

    • @JGD185
      @JGD185 Рік тому +24

      You mean like the Harvey Weinstein look?

    • @Sexy-1945
      @Sexy-1945 Рік тому +18

      Grinning like a cat who just grabbed the rat.

  • @StaK_1980
    @StaK_1980 Рік тому +296

    When actual nazis regarded him as a "thoroughly nasty piece of work" ... that sends a message.

    • @tesselaynes5428
      @tesselaynes5428 Рік тому +9

      As if they werent

    • @baileygregory9192
      @baileygregory9192 11 місяців тому

      ​@tesselaynes5428 true but if he is bad even by their standards then it says something

  • @Garfield-l5m
    @Garfield-l5m Рік тому +49

    He used his fame to sleep with women.
    Well, most sportsmen and entertainers who do the same thing are called players, not 'sex pest.'

    • @global001
      @global001 Рік тому +2

      There’s a huge difference between Nazi leaders destroying peoples lives for not sleeping with them and sportsmen who are players sexually. Astonished you made the comparison.

    • @MrRichManGuy
      @MrRichManGuy Рік тому +3

      Well they weren't yatzis so no need to be mean to them

    • @global001
      @global001 Рік тому +2

      @@MrRichManGuy they were. Literally No 2 in Nazi regime. Did you watch the video?

    • @garthornspike3648
      @garthornspike3648 Місяць тому +1

      "Sleep with me. I'm Joseph Goebbels!" - Fame - No.
      "Sleep with me or I will ruin your career and have your parents sent to a labor camp." - Power - Yes.

  • @Carboneye7
    @Carboneye7 Рік тому +573

    The ending was definitely the worst part how horrible he discarded the lives of his own children and wife.

    • @Nonowness
      @Nonowness Рік тому +99

      well you dont understand anything, he killed them because otherwise the russians or americans would have done so, after open humiliation, he protected them from that.

    • @klausbohlert6613
      @klausbohlert6613 Рік тому +32

      Die Göbbels hatten keine andere Wahl,schade um die unschuldigen Kinder.

    • @planescaped
      @planescaped Рік тому +118

      ​@@Nonowness The USA would have publicly done so to Goebbels or the other Nazi leaders directly, but they wouldn't retaliate against their families.
      Now the USSR probably would though.

    • @testingmysoup5678
      @testingmysoup5678 Рік тому +39

      ​@@planescapedlikely the USSR would have been more kind than America, unless of course you had skills which America desired. Remember America firebombed many cities that has no strategic or military value killing hundreds of thousands just because they could.

    • @juliamcleod6277
      @juliamcleod6277 Рік тому

      ​​@@planescaped The USSR was not kind to Germans. When the Russian army reached Germany they made a habit of raping the German women. This was because the Germans had done the same to their women when they invaded Russia.
      Also America in quite a few instances dropped pamphlets from planes to warn civilians to get out before they bombed areas.

  • @Zveebo
    @Zveebo Рік тому +519

    Wow, can’t believe these guys turned out to be such bastards in their personal lives! They seemed like such stand up fellows…

    • @badbotchdown9845
      @badbotchdown9845 Рік тому

      Himmler and his mistress as Bormann as well all were corrupted..

    • @Stahlvanten
      @Stahlvanten Рік тому +10

      :'D

    • @ibrahimeljemli3822
      @ibrahimeljemli3822 Рік тому +3

      Fr

    • @Atlas-hu9wk
      @Atlas-hu9wk Рік тому

      Well the allie leaders don't fare any better. I don't know how much is true but there were rumors Monty was a pedo.

    • @jbmbryant
      @jbmbryant Рік тому +13

      LMAO

  • @zaynevanday142
    @zaynevanday142 Рік тому +104

    It always upsets me when I’m reminded of the fate of Gobbels children

    • @thkempe
      @thkempe Рік тому +25

      What fate would have befallen them if they had fallen into Stalin's hands?
      We know what happened to the children of the tsar.

    • @ineffablemars
      @ineffablemars Рік тому +20

      @@thkempe it's still sad either way. children dying is always sad.

    • @zaynevanday142
      @zaynevanday142 Рік тому +11

      @@thkempe who knows but they had a right to live

    • @Exgrmbl
      @Exgrmbl Рік тому +3

      @@zaynevanday142
      That's one way of seeing it
      the other is that this was probably one of the few acts of genuine love committed by this guy

    • @boozecruiser
      @boozecruiser Рік тому

      @@Exgrmbl It absolutely was not. He killed them to preserve his ego and pride. His children would have been taken into custody for a short amount of time until the war was truly over and released if deemed to not be a threat. People believe too much nazi propaganda about the Soviets.

  • @ajdemipushi567
    @ajdemipushi567 Рік тому +10

    Excellent descriptions

  • @crossfam5940
    @crossfam5940 Рік тому +54

    I discovered this story a year ago in an old newspaper magazine given to us soldiers from the months after the war. So inspiring as an aspiring historian to see mark felton found one similar

  • @Dinobaburas.
    @Dinobaburas. Рік тому +249

    For a small man he looked so intimidating almost sinister in appearance.I admire the women that stood up to his improper advances.

    • @mastergator9641
      @mastergator9641 Рік тому

      They were all powerful themselves, if they could stand up to his advances.
      He probably raped hundreds of weak imprisoned Jews that we don’t know of. Sexual predators do that. These women were still nazis. They were nazis, too.

    • @User14816
      @User14816 Рік тому +26

      @@tutorialchief I think he looks very Jewish.

    • @xelimax
      @xelimax Рік тому +1

      Look up Midas Fortnite character, he will be the antichrist.

    • @shaansingh6048
      @shaansingh6048 Рік тому

      @@xelimax ???

    • @xelimax
      @xelimax Рік тому

      @@shaansingh6048 he is the antichrist. They made a character about his looking. He will be a minister bro from romania. Just like they made a character about mr beast.

  • @Andreas-kn6wi
    @Andreas-kn6wi Рік тому +186

    Thank you Dr.Felton for always bringing the most interesting story's

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Рік тому

      Please hit me up Dr Felty baby, I lurve your jib ☘️🥁

    • @11kungfu11
      @11kungfu11 Рік тому

      Lying through his teeth retelling irrefutable lies of old? How about you go to an uncensored streaming platform and watch the same videos of his speeches but with English subtitles? You will see the deception being played. Felton should be absolutely ashamed of himself for this pathetic desperate content on NatSoc. Weimar conditions are now world wide. So must the solution.

  • @jayernster7869
    @jayernster7869 Рік тому +25

    Dr. Felton, perhaps you have already touched on the subject and irony of the fact that none of the Nazi leadership from Hitler on down were nothing in any way, shape or form of the, ‘Teutonic Aryan Super Human.’ Did not anyone notice that back then?
    Please continue producing the absolute best videos on this topic. There are millions of us that stand in awe of your knowledge and the quality of content. Prof. Felton should be knighted.

    • @jennamichelle2001
      @jennamichelle2001 3 місяці тому +4

      The perfect Aryan - tall like Goebbels, thin like Göring, and blond like Hitler.

    • @audhumbla6927
      @audhumbla6927 2 місяці тому +1

      Ofcourse they noticed, it was a common joke in nazi germany, the quote someone else posted right here above, the perfect aryan is as thin as Göring, tall as Goebbles and blonde as Hitler. You got to be able to understand that a nation can be aware of what their most defening and unique traits are while simoltanously knowing that doesnt mean that every single member of the folk posses all those traits. People had eyes to see and humor then just like always

  • @perpetualmotion357
    @perpetualmotion357 Рік тому +54

    Joseph, Magda and the children would follow their leader anywhere and they did. It's one of the reasons why I've always doubted the conspiracy that Hitler fled Germany. Hitler was very close with Magda and loved her children. If he had a way to escape, you can bet Joseph and Magda wouldn't have stayed behind and at least attempted it.

    • @jesavino1255
      @jesavino1255 9 місяців тому

      Joseph suffered from Nopolianic complex.

    • @concept5631
      @concept5631 5 місяців тому

      ​@@jesavino1255 *Napoleonic

  • @adrianwitkowski7757
    @adrianwitkowski7757 Рік тому +67

    I love Dr. Felton's straight to the point titles

  • @christiankastorf4836
    @christiankastorf4836 Рік тому +39

    Anneliese Uhlig continued her career in Germany after the war as an actress, mainly for tv-productions, and in the USA as a journalist. She died in Santa Cruz, California, at the age of 98.

  • @rboddington
    @rboddington Рік тому +107

    "Hitler never married." Mark, not like you to make such a serious error.

    • @franziskani
      @franziskani 11 місяців тому

      Hitler never _publicly_ married. It was part of the image of the leader, he was not of this world. Eva Braun had to earn being marriage material - by being willing to die with him.

    • @roddyboethius1722
      @roddyboethius1722 7 місяців тому +23

      He married Braun the day before he ordered her to take cyanide

    • @rboddington
      @rboddington 7 місяців тому +16

      @@roddyboethius1722 And so, he was married.

    • @Nemenis
      @Nemenis 7 місяців тому +21

      @@rboddingtonhe’s talking about the war time. Not the day before he died.

    • @spicsymane4425
      @spicsymane4425 7 місяців тому +12

      ​@@rboddington Ain't much of a honeymoon. LoL

  • @bonbonarobonbonarov1333
    @bonbonarobonbonarov1333 Рік тому +14

    Dr.Felton , your channel is absolute jewel !

  • @mansoortanweer
    @mansoortanweer Рік тому +99

    Goering being faithful still blows my mind.

    • @39Chevy
      @39Chevy Рік тому +39

      Well, at his size, he himself probably had trouble finding his penis, let alone anyone else.

    • @mansoortanweer
      @mansoortanweer Рік тому +6

      @@39Chevy Burns on aryan skin are more pronounced.

    • @bernardoohigginsvevo2974
      @bernardoohigginsvevo2974 Рік тому +71

      By all accounts he was the most gentlemanly of the Nazi higher-ups, something which always surprised me since he seems so bombastic and narcissistic in videos and pictures of him. Supposedly the way he managed to commit suicide in prison was by befriending a prison guard who gave him some poison. He must have been a charismatic fellow to be able to pull that off.

    • @mary-kittybonkers2374
      @mary-kittybonkers2374 Рік тому +4

      @@39Chevy😂I’ve just nearly choked on my tea😂.

    • @ThePiratemachine
      @ThePiratemachine Рік тому +7

      @@bernardoohigginsvevo2974 Like Count Ciano in Italy.

  • @mmkuyt
    @mmkuyt Рік тому +26

    he was nicknamed "the Babelsberg billy-goat". It is confermed that he chased actress Sybille Schmitz and had an affair with (then) superstar Marika Rökk. He tried to couple actress Renate Müller to Adolf Hitler, which caused her to commit suicide in 1937. A fling with actress Gerda Maurus has been suspected. Given his position as head of the German moving pictures industry at the time, he must have had many starlets at his disposal. The Harvey Weinstein of the 1930's.

  • @silverchozo
    @silverchozo 9 місяців тому +17

    i can’t believe joseph goebbles still managed to have an affair in 1944 when the reich’s falling apart 😭

    • @SuperChuckRaney
      @SuperChuckRaney 6 місяців тому +2

      He could teach Quagmire some tricks I think

  • @FLAVCO
    @FLAVCO Рік тому +267

    “His sickly, Rat-like countenance” I just love Mark Feltons way with words. Another brilliant doc!!

    • @alansimmonds9030
      @alansimmonds9030 Рік тому

      He was a Jew & Bernays was his hero - the propaganda king of the Frist World War....Freud's nephew & also Jewish. all of em working for Rothschilds inc....just like Epstein.

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia Рік тому +3

      There’s an Anti-Semitic joke to turn the tables on here, somewhere…

    • @fritzlang4941
      @fritzlang4941 Рік тому +1

      wow, what a wordsmith, 'ratlike' 'pest' must be Goethe at work here,no?

    • @alansimmonds9030
      @alansimmonds9030 Рік тому +4

      @@fritzlang4941 Doesn't make it any less true amigo.

    • @FLAVCO
      @FLAVCO Рік тому +4

      @@fritzlang4941 let’s hear some of your amazing poetry then. I’m sure you’re a literary genius, whoever you are 😆😆

  • @andrejslvs
    @andrejslvs Рік тому +136

    The idea that a psychiatrist could explain his behavior because he was short and weak is absolutely idiotic.

    • @diego1590
      @diego1590 Рік тому +28

      Harvey Weinstein pretty much did the same as him (without all the killing) and he's pretty tall.

    • @YG-rr6zv
      @YG-rr6zv Рік тому +5

      He had to compensate😂

    • @anniepsyduck6558
      @anniepsyduck6558 Рік тому +5

      Look up Napoleon complex

    • @riatorex8722
      @riatorex8722 Рік тому +16

      ​@@anniepsyduck6558 One thing that I always find really funny about that term is that ironically, Napoleon was anything but short. I'd say he was more of average height for that time. In fact, he was only about 1-2 inches shorter than Arthur Wellesley!

    • @cs.s7723
      @cs.s7723 11 місяців тому +6

      look at jeffrey epstein, doesnt look anything short and weak

  • @captain4595
    @captain4595 Рік тому +58

    Wait till you find out what Lavrenty Beria used to do in USSR as an head of NKVD

    • @jonathanglzplz894
      @jonathanglzplz894 8 місяців тому

      Contexto

    • @theatagamer90
      @theatagamer90 7 місяців тому

      ​@@jonathanglzplz894 Beria was a prolific PDF-file with a habit of kidnapping young girls, doing the pedo thing, and then having them killed and buried in the area of the NKVD/KGB headquarters. It was so bad that Stalin wouldn't leave his daughter around him at all, even if she was escorted. His habits were so excessive that the entire Kremlin agreed he had to go and was the immediate target after the death of Stalin. This is WITHOUT getting into what Beria did as head of the NKVD which was also terrible, was almost par for the course for leaders of that organization going back to the Czars.

  • @stephenblake2196
    @stephenblake2196 3 місяці тому +3

    WEINSTEIN?? DIDDY?? SO ON SO IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY??? NOTHING CHANGED BUT MUCH WORSE TODAY!!! GREAT JOB AGAIN THANKS FOR SHARING THIS STORY.

  • @evilpandakillabzonattkoccu4879
    @evilpandakillabzonattkoccu4879 Рік тому +33

    Excellent video!
    Incidently..... when asked something like 'what is politics?', Saddam Hussien replied:
    " *Politics is when you say you are going to do one thing while intending to do another. Then you do neither what you said nor what you intended.* "
    This is an excellent example of that!

  • @TheMormonPower
    @TheMormonPower Рік тому +123

    Hitlwr was surprisingly quite restrained in his personal behavior. Vegan, didn't drink or smoke. Didn't really womanize, other than a very limited relationship with 1 woman. Considering his absolute power, his private life was very restrained.

    • @rogeryoung5180
      @rogeryoung5180 Рік тому +62

      He was living on a cocktail of drugs, had a restrained lifestyle, and was, frankly, “unusual” in his sexual life and attractions.

    • @beowulf1312
      @beowulf1312 Рік тому +42

      Hitler is believed to have had more than one partner. He was discreet, generally. His niece Geli Rabaul was said to live with him and notoriously committed suicide using Hitler's personal firearm.

    • @fsaldan1
      @fsaldan1 Рік тому +11

      Hitler wasn't vegan.

    • @newshound2521
      @newshound2521 Рік тому +51

      @@fsaldan1 Vegetarian. Said meat was like eating corpses but ironically had no issue making human ones

    • @AlbertColeUnleashed
      @AlbertColeUnleashed Рік тому +19

      @@newshound2521 Not actually. He was only vegetarian 1942-1945. Before that he ate meat on and off and had sardines daily throughout the 1930s according to his manservant.

  • @Freddie1980
    @Freddie1980 Рік тому +86

    The ironic comparisons between Goebbels and Harvey Weinstein are remarkably.

    • @scriptsmith4081
      @scriptsmith4081 Рік тому +6

      Well Goebbels seemed to have control of some of his appetites at least.

  • @albacan
    @albacan 11 місяців тому +10

    Most people in power who rely on power would behave the same way.

    • @reychafamex9450
      @reychafamex9450 9 місяців тому +2

      Harvey Weinstein's name kept creeping up in my mind while I watched this remarkable clip.

  • @flyinghigh2701
    @flyinghigh2701 Рік тому +57

    That little quip about politicians at the beginning was so accurate

  • @ClassicJoyfulMemories
    @ClassicJoyfulMemories Рік тому +53

    Thank you Dr. Felton for the great videos! Always brilliantly researched and narrated.

  • @irish3335
    @irish3335 Рік тому +118

    Thanks Dr Felton; another great video! We all knew they were hypocrites, but it seems that they were for every aspect of their lives!

    • @veen9667
      @veen9667 Рік тому +5

      It's almost like they were human..

    • @syntaxmsi
      @syntaxmsi Рік тому +1

      Paving the way for politicians of today!

    • @Nonowness
      @Nonowness Рік тому

      do you believe your poltiticians are different?

  • @Darkest_Soul_187
    @Darkest_Soul_187 Рік тому +57

    Killed his 6 children.. Truly a psychopath to the core.

    • @Swoiny
      @Swoiny Рік тому +8

      nah he took off to antarctica in his ufo with the boys i seen it

    • @babelyubelbarever4591
      @babelyubelbarever4591 10 місяців тому

      @@Swoiny based giga-coper

    • @pessational
      @pessational 7 місяців тому +7

      So that red army wouldn't catch them

    • @Dan-jp8jr
      @Dan-jp8jr 7 місяців тому +5

      You'd want your kids to be in the hands of the red army ?

    • @spicytrash4981
      @spicytrash4981 7 місяців тому +3

      ​@@Dan-jp8jrYou'd rather the SS?

  • @redjirachi1
    @redjirachi1 Рік тому +64

    Stark reminder that these people weren't just horrible in the grandiose, world-changing ways but in the small, very human ways too. The full spectrum of evil on display

    • @laptv2144
      @laptv2144 Рік тому +4

      Lots of people are today and have been throughout history. Don’t fool yourself by thinking that they are uniquely evil.

  • @pewpewTN
    @pewpewTN Рік тому +23

    I always thought it was weird how the leaders that talked about making a super race of muscular, athletic, blonde people were all either chubby or scrawny & had dark hair.

  • @herrharz4046
    @herrharz4046 Рік тому +100

    fun fact: when i lived in salzburg from 1983 to 1986, i often visited the famous cafe bazar, once the favourite cafe of marlene dietrich. one sunday it was very full, so i asked a lonely sitting old woman, if i can take a seat on her table. she talked to me with a slight czech accent and was very distinguished. after she left about 20 min later, the waiter came for my next order and told me, who she was and that she was a once famous movie-star. i had no idea then, there was no internet. i found out many years later, when i saw a documentary on german tv

  • @mikemcconville2495
    @mikemcconville2495 Рік тому +13

    Psychologists are great at pointing at the obvious and couching it in clinical terms.

  • @brbhave2p00p4
    @brbhave2p00p4 Рік тому +38

    Pretty much how Hollywood works in todays world

  • @michaelporzio7384
    @michaelporzio7384 Рік тому +81

    Goebbels was the definition of evil genius and he and Magda were absolutely devoted to Hitler to the point of death. Goebbel's extensive diaries (with a hefty grain of salt) are a must read for any serious historian. May I suggest Dr. Felton do an episode on the women who acted in films under the Nazi regime, many (Baarova in particular) had fascinating, and often tragic, lives.

    • @ottovonbismarck2443
      @ottovonbismarck2443 Рік тому +6

      I haven't finished his diaries yet, but you're absolutely correct. Very fascinating stuff. I've also tried "that other book by Charley Chaplins evil twin" and had to stop at page 2. Highly boring, extremely sick and as dry as the Sahara. I tend to believe that most Germans had never read it. Probably the worst best-seller ever.

    • @michaelporzio7384
      @michaelporzio7384 Рік тому +8

      @@ottovonbismarck2443 Thanks Otto! Goebbels, unlike the mustache guy, was a gifted writer and had a dry, sarcastic wit. His diaries were written contemporaneously but it was obvious he saw a day where they would be published. He throws in a lot of humorous insults about other Nazis (except of course Charlie's evil twin). That said, the evil side of him definitely comes through as well.

    • @11kungfu11
      @11kungfu11 Рік тому +1

      @@ottovonbismarck2443 Try reading one that isnt complete fabrications and outright lies for a change. how about start with Two Hundred Years Together by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn...

    • @ottovonbismarck2443
      @ottovonbismarck2443 Рік тому +8

      @@11kungfu11 I'm not reading it to find truth, that's for sure.

    • @als1023
      @als1023 Рік тому +3

      @@ottovonbismarck2443 I'd a thought he could figure that out for himself ,,,,

  • @nodarkthings
    @nodarkthings Рік тому +12

    Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.

  • @pyromania1018
    @pyromania1018 Рік тому +8

    Bormann was a downright bigamist, taking that actress as a second wife. He even sent a letter to his first wife, in which he bragged about raping the girl and forcing her into it, ending the letter by declaring that he was "extremely happy, married twice over."

  • @graywolf6498
    @graywolf6498 Рік тому +76

    Goebbels looks like the type to hang around school yards in a trench coat.

  • @jimcy1319
    @jimcy1319 Рік тому +327

    To be fair, being a sex pest wasn't the worst thing about him.😂

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia Рік тому +36

      It kinda just adds to the whole baddie aspect. Shitler was a bit of a groomer, Goering had some serious drug abuse issues, Rohm toxic masculinity but on steroids, former chicken farmer Himmler…

    • @jimcy1319
      @jimcy1319 Рік тому +27

      @@warlordofbritannia Himmler being a chicken farmer isn't a bad thing, not all eggs come from Nazi chickens.

    • @Iamthesenateiwillmakeitlegal
      @Iamthesenateiwillmakeitlegal Рік тому +13

      ​@@jimcy1319 that ain't Reich

    • @xalthzdornier4805
      @xalthzdornier4805 Рік тому +1

      @@warlordofbritannia
      Goering and Himmler's part isn't even bad.

    • @thomaschristopher8593
      @thomaschristopher8593 Рік тому +5

      so, you're saying, not the hypocrisy or the raping was the worst thing?

  • @OrisOsiris1
    @OrisOsiris1 Рік тому +13

    every villain ought to have a meddling, loud and diminutive sidekick.

  • @brandonwise2636
    @brandonwise2636 11 місяців тому +24

    Goebbles was the EPSTEIN of his time .

    • @SuperChuckRaney
      @SuperChuckRaney 6 місяців тому +2

      Russian Berra was worse

    • @capncake8837
      @capncake8837 6 місяців тому +1

      @@SuperChuckRaney He was Georgian, but yeah.

  • @blitzblutz
    @blitzblutz Рік тому +100

    I've learned in life that whoever shouts the loudest about something is usually guilty of that very sin.

    • @captainpoppleton
      @captainpoppleton Рік тому +7

      often accusations of infidelity are made by the person doing it the most.

    • @davidhamburg7868
      @davidhamburg7868 Рік тому +11

      Blitzblutz: You must be familiar with U.S. politics.

    • @NomenmihiLegioest
      @NomenmihiLegioest Рік тому +1

      @@captainpoppleton its called "Gaslighting"

    • @Jason.cbr1000rr
      @Jason.cbr1000rr Рік тому

      ​@@captainpoppleton I don't get that saying??

    • @lesterdiamond6190
      @lesterdiamond6190 Рік тому +7

      this is especially true with men who rant and rave about gays all the time. the one who displays the most vitriol is the one who fears the most. Example: My wife works with a very wealthy family who have business interests in various countries so they travel a lot. They're Ballet Company Subscribers. We often get comped their tickets while they're in Tuscany/London/Paris, etc. At these Ballet performances can be seen in the Lobby some of the richest, hottest women in town. Dressed to the nines... hair, dresses, jewelry, shoes... man it's a scene. And the women in the shows... amazing. But to these rubes just mention the word Ballet and it's....."that's gay". Idiots. The best one we ever saw was a production of "Giselle" which featured costumes made in New York. The opening of Act 2, the Forest Scene and the Dance of the Willis..... We were right above the Orchestra Pit and those women looked stunning. You could feel a chill in the whole Auditorium. I've had a lifetime of Outdoor Adventures and that was one of the most beautiful things I have ever witnessed.
      I can go hunting and fishing with my bros, drink whiskey with the good ol boys... all that... but having a chance to see a performance like that.... that was special.

  • @justme8340
    @justme8340 Рік тому +23

    I’m reminded of the comedian who observed that for him cheating would be like having to work overtime and he absolutely HATED working overtime.

  • @rogerhudson9732
    @rogerhudson9732 Рік тому +97

    I always find the murder of the six children to be about the most morally evil thing any of the leaders did, did as opposed to ordering others to do evil.

    • @azyjmexcuseokstop924
      @azyjmexcuseokstop924 Рік тому +5

      @Wilhelm Eley bravery without morals is the most horrible thing. It doesn't matter that he was courageous enough to kill his children, it was still evil.

    • @ShankarSivarajan
      @ShankarSivarajan Рік тому +12

      @@azyjmexcuseokstop924 If you think protecting them from the Soviets was "evil," your conception of morality is … idiosyncratic.

    • @serahloeffelroberts9901
      @serahloeffelroberts9901 Рік тому

      It was official policy to encourage Russian soldiers to rape, torture and murder German civilians including old people, women and children. There is a documented case by Swedish journalists where Russians overran a German village. They shot all the men then raped the women and children, finally crucifying them by nailing them to the door posts. Naturally this story was suppressed by the Allies. So the Goebbels' fear for their young children was very real.

    • @boozecruiser
      @boozecruiser Рік тому

      @@ShankarSivarajan LMAO he was protecting nothing besides his ego. Innocent family members were taken prisoner and released after a short time by the soviets and allies. You've ingested too much nazi propganda about the soviets

    • @theresanault5219
      @theresanault5219 Рік тому +2

      Saving the children from the Soviets may have been one motivation but I think another motive is they did not want the children to learn about the blood on their parent's hands.

  • @blueclover9918
    @blueclover9918 Рік тому +86

    Imagine waking up to that in the morning 🤢🤮

    • @galek75
      @galek75 10 місяців тому +5

      Why? Fantasizing perhaps?

    • @Liitebulb
      @Liitebulb 10 місяців тому +3

      Hopefully he didn't stay all night

    • @Copemaxer
      @Copemaxer 9 місяців тому +3

      Over for all ugly people, we might just die.

    • @mommybear2
      @mommybear2 8 місяців тому +1

      Yikes!!!

    • @blueclover9918
      @blueclover9918 8 місяців тому

      @@galek75 no, but it obviously occurred to you somehow

  • @Ar1AnX1x
    @Ar1AnX1x Рік тому +56

    "he was given this nickname(Poisoned Dwarf) supposedly by the actress Baroness Irene vol Meyendorff who have famously rejected his advances, she was famous enough for her career to not particularly be damaged." what a Gigastacey

    • @faithlesshound5621
      @faithlesshound5621 Рік тому

      That would make Goebbels a SuperChad.

    • @darknation6174
      @darknation6174 Рік тому +4

      No she called him "Randy Goat of Babbelsberg". Poison Dwarf was the nickname his staff and other leaders gave him.

    • @Taiyou536
      @Taiyou536 Рік тому

      @@darknation6174 " Der geile Bock von Babelsberg " in German

  • @laurelrunlaurelrun
    @laurelrunlaurelrun Рік тому +18

    "She was impressed by his oratorical skills"

  • @soumyajitdas6176
    @soumyajitdas6176 Рік тому +151

    Imagine being a sex pest is the least horrible character flaw of a person....

  • @badmen1550
    @badmen1550 7 місяців тому +8

    tfw you’ve been dead for 80 years and they still try to slander you

  • @epapa737
    @epapa737 Рік тому +7

    Never would I thought I hear mark Felton say casting couch, still incredibly informative stuff

  • @Roller_Ghoster
    @Roller_Ghoster Рік тому +26

    He and Bormann both loved the idea of having multiple partners. It was all for the Fatherland they said. Himmler too.

    • @verborgenewahrheit1594
      @verborgenewahrheit1594 Рік тому +1

      Most Powerful men of all stripes want multiple women. It’s called biological evolution

    • @zumurudlilit
      @zumurudlilit Місяць тому

      Now we have Musk…

  • @Hampshirian
    @Hampshirian Рік тому +133

    That's cool to see a photo of a Nazi "mother's" award in the video. I bought one (silver level) from a flea market in Slovakia a few years ago. They have Hitler's autograph inscribed on the back too. It would be cool for Dr. Felton to go more in depth into this lesser known civilian medal. I believe there were three levels based on home many children a mother bore: bronze, silver and gold. No idea how rare they are or how many were given.

    • @gerhard6105
      @gerhard6105 Рік тому +24

      I found such a medal, in model silver with neck lint, in a drawer in my house (Battle of the Bulge area and this area was annexed by Germany for almost five years). The young man who lived here was an artillerist on the Eastern Front. All of the family still lives in the village. I also found his Wehrmacht artillery book and his Feldpost.

    • @hughmungus1767
      @hughmungus1767 Рік тому +15

      I once heard that there were indeed three levels of the award: bronze for women that had 4 through 7 children; silver for women that had 8 through 11 children and gold for women that had 12 or more children. I don't know if that is accurate and have no idea how many women got those mother's awards but I have the impression from Germans of that era whom I have spoken with that these awards were given to a great many women.

    • @lachachi1968
      @lachachi1968 Рік тому +4

      ​@@hughmungus1767 , Kalergi Plan 1920's 👀

    • @lawdpleasehelpmeno
      @lawdpleasehelpmeno Рік тому +4

      Now that you mention it, it's wild that Dr Felton hasn't done a video on it.

    • @pagodebregaeforro2803
      @pagodebregaeforro2803 Рік тому +1

      @@lawdpleasehelpmeno Im almost sure he already did, i remember watching

  • @gravitationalslipstream
    @gravitationalslipstream 11 місяців тому +3

    Great video, thanks!!

  • @tamasmarcuis4455
    @tamasmarcuis4455 Рік тому +29

    Always like a story with an upbeat ending.

  • @atsonaga5520
    @atsonaga5520 Рік тому +40

    Goebbel was punching way above his weight 😂 Felton sense of humour

    • @irisjanemay1903
      @irisjanemay1903 11 місяців тому +1

      In HRP they refer to him as Skeletor. In one episode, Hitler wonders why Magda choose Skelator when she could have had He-man. 😂😂😂 He was a vile little man.

  • @FLAGMACHINE11
    @FLAGMACHINE11 Рік тому +40

    The Randy Goat of Babelsberg is absolutely genius

    • @maxhill9254
      @maxhill9254 Рік тому +1

      😂

    • @charlottewolery558
      @charlottewolery558 Рік тому +5

      I don't understand why Germans have a reputation for not being funny.

    • @DrOlds7298
      @DrOlds7298 Рік тому +3

      @@charlottewolery558 Trust me,they are!! But you just kind of have to get to know & understand them past their legendary stoicness.

    • @Taiyou536
      @Taiyou536 Рік тому +2

      in German it's " der geile Bock von Babelsberg " .

    • @Taiyou536
      @Taiyou536 Рік тому +3

      There was also a " poem " about him and his looks - I don't get it together - something like : " please make me blind so I see Goebbels as an Aryan " - A woman in Darmstadt was put into a KZ for selling " herring as fat as Goering " . ( My mother told me that ) .

  • @arieleisenkot5048
    @arieleisenkot5048 Рік тому +11

    If you wanna know about sex pests, do research on Berlin during the Weimar Republic after the downfall of the Germany Empire under the Kaiser.

  • @Skank_and_Gutterboy
    @Skank_and_Gutterboy Рік тому +16

    2:44 "She had become impressed with Goebbels' oratorical skills..." That seems a bit personal. 🤣🤣

  • @enriqueestebanantoniosuare6414
    @enriqueestebanantoniosuare6414 Рік тому +27

    Politicians always are a pest! Even today, as you must suffer...

  • @firstname2853
    @firstname2853 Рік тому +5

    Go on Dr Feltzie 👏🏼 giving us another great video

  • @bdamba2
    @bdamba2 Рік тому +5

    شكرا صديقي مارك على المحتوى الراءع

  • @xwind1970
    @xwind1970 Рік тому +11

    6:07 It looks like the photographer captured this exact moment.
    Goebbels: Let me tell you about my latest achievements!
    Hitler: WTF!!

  • @wholeNwon
    @wholeNwon Рік тому +6

    "All power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely."

  • @PaulBriden
    @PaulBriden Рік тому +16

    Love the dry wit about Martin Borman's energy levels. Great video.

  • @jmholmes98
    @jmholmes98 7 місяців тому

    Superb work, Mr Felton