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  • @djholliday4413
    @djholliday4413 4 роки тому +38

    Wonderful work. It is vital to tell this history. It must never be forgotten. My child is a high school student in America. They have a history unit covering WWII, but there is so much more to tell. It is so complex. Younger generations must be taught, and understand. Your efforts are appreciated.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  4 роки тому +2

      Thank you - I have not published much recently related to the Holocaust. You might wish to see my channel History on UA-cam where I may start to publish material again.

    • @mercedezz1
      @mercedezz1 Рік тому +1

      than learn them to quistioning history !

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +14

    You can see bone fragments occasionally on the surface.

    • @juanitarichards1074
      @juanitarichards1074 3 роки тому +7

      My friend said that about Auschwitz.....where many of his ancestors perished, He went there from NZ twice to gain understanding of what happened to his relatives. He said the place was haunted, the saddest place on earth. He was deeply affected by it.

    • @pyellard3013
      @pyellard3013 2 роки тому

      Have any of the mass grebes been dug up? Surely the skeletons would provide further proof against the Holocaust deniers?

  • @lilliteningpea
    @lilliteningpea 13 років тому +5

    @alanheath I am so grateful that you are continuing your films. I would love to see documentation on the ghettos as well as the camps. I mean it would be interesting, just not sure if I could read it being in another language and all.
    Congrats on making your local press!! I'd love to see that article. I'm very proud of you!

  • @truthsearcher596
    @truthsearcher596 2 роки тому +1

    Man after my own heart. Didn't realise you'd been doing this for so long !! Amazing channels, thank you for bringing us this 🙏.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  2 роки тому

      Thank you very much - you might want to see my history channel too : ua-cam.com/users/alanheath3

  • @mrski749
    @mrski749 3 роки тому +12

    It would have been an honor to have been able to personally execute the operating staff at Treblinka

  • @pipersson9258
    @pipersson9258 6 років тому +9

    *The Holocaust deniers have repeatedly asked "Where are the bodies, show us the graves?", implying Treblinka was too small to hold 900 000 bodies (actually ashes) These ghouls should be informed that the largest cemetery in the world is Wadi-Ali-Salaam, Iraq, which contains 10 million graves, the Olsdorf cemetery in Hamburg contains 1.5 million, the Zentrahof, Vienna, contains 3 million graves, Arlington DC USA 400 000, Brookwood Cemetery, London, 235 000, and Rookwood Cemetery Australia 915 000, And how many bodies have vanished in Council run Crematoriums worldwide? So disposing of bodies is no great achievement, its been practised worldwide for centurys*

    • @kevinw8688
      @kevinw8688 4 роки тому +1

      Deniers are idiots, blinded by idiocy. Ignore them, they are jokes, basically modern day historical trolls.

  • @jsbach15
    @jsbach15 13 років тому +2

    Thank you for all your efforts in providing information and education on this subject. I have subscribed to your site. Thank you.

  • @JustJerri218
    @JustJerri218 12 років тому +2

    Great videos. I just found you and I know I will be spending a lot of time on your channel.

  • @HistoryonYouTube
    @HistoryonYouTube 14 років тому

    @globe255 I don't get stuff from the web - I go to original sources. In this case they are from Kurt Franz's photo album and are shown at the site of the former camp. I showed all the photos.

  • @kw19193
    @kw19193 7 років тому +2

    Hi there Alan. Amongst your many fine videos this is one of the very best. Very well done. Cheers!

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  7 років тому +1

      That is nice to read - thank you very much. The film is almost nine years old!

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому +1

    Hi Alan I am thinking of buying a book by Samuel Willenberg but i dont know whether to buy Surviving Treblinka or Revolt in Treblinka. Which one would you suggest as most informative in your opinion? Many thanks

  • @ingenear
    @ingenear 15 років тому +11

    Thanks Alan, for your important documentation. As an Austrian born in 1969 I feel some form of "collective responsibility" for all these almost unspeakable atrocities committed in the Holocaust. It is so important that we are time and again reminded of what was going on. This is the only way of ensuring as best as we can that this will never ever happen again! Thanks for your contributions to this important exercise in humanity!

  • @tiger2995
    @tiger2995 9 років тому +6

    Hi have read testimony that the potential death count at Treblinka may have been over 3 million, based on observations made by local farmers counting the trainloads of people on the way to the camp, and empty trains returning back along the line. This seems very high, but I feel that the 'official' death toll of around 750,000 may be somewhat conservative.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  9 років тому +5

      +Martyn Lee We know how many people were killed in 1942 from the Hoefle telegram. How many were killed in 1943 is unknown. The station master at Trevlinka claims to have made a record via the Polish resistance giving a total of 1.2m based on numbers on the waggons but I doubt this is correct as it would be almost impossible to count all the numbers. They may have counted the wagons going in but the number of victims in each case varied enormously from over 100 to less than 30.

    • @thegreenreaper6660
      @thegreenreaper6660 7 років тому +4

      +Alan Heath, yes, that telegram with a number of 435k? That was indeed from end 1942 when the 2nd commander, Stangl was put in charge: that guy made Treblinka into the true horror-machine even the Nazi-SS feared of 'being seen by the world's eye' that '435k' was the figure of the 'smaller'Treblinka II, mostly under the command of Eberl, who made a mess of things regularly: Stangls report on arriving at Treblinka clearly said there were piles of corpses everyhere, some of them hundreds of meters outside the camp, near the tracks. It was under Stangl that the camp expanded, and received even more gaschambers. This was said to give the camp a capacity of 12-15000 a day, atleast, though this number was never met(peak was i think 13.6k on one day. Remains horrific to imagine ofcourse.). Still Treblinka was always working around the clock to process the trainloads. But a rough count here: The SS hated to work on weekends, so that leaves 5 days a week, make that.. ~250 days a year? A train would have 50 to 60 wagons carrying 100+ people each, 2-3, sometimes 4 trains arrived per day? Even if theres 'only' 8000 people 'averagely killed' per workday, thats still an easy 2 million in a year, Treblinka stood for about 1.5 year so that 3Million could easily have been a solid figure. Treblinka had all the capacity for it. I believe the truth on the Holocaust to be quite surpressed. For the best also: if mankind knew the real numbers, the retaliation demanded would be unimaginable. The current numbers leave 'something to guess'. And plenty to remember. I think, the actual truth on the scale of these índustrial sized killing factory's' is far more macabre then even the highest ranking officers in the army's then, dáred to imagine. Auschwitz has records of taking in around 6Million prisoners. and 'only '1.1M of them died there; the other 4.9M all survived? Yes some were taken to other camps? No! Auschwitz was and end-station, just like Treblinka, Chelmno, Sobibor, and Belzec

    • @loftyscott
      @loftyscott 7 років тому +5

      Hi Green R,
      While I prefer to follow Mr Heath's conservative assessment of the available evidence, I subjectively agree with you wholeheartedly. There were countless shtetls that simply disappeared and their SS murderers, as well as, in some cases, the locals, not only wiped out all traces of their existence, but also destroyed the cemeteries and used the gravestones to pave roads for heavy vehicles. When considering some of the newer studies (e.g. that of the unfortunately late and great David Caesrani, Lawrence Rees, Robin O'Conner), as well as the numerous previous Holocaust scholars, the inferred huge numbers of missing peoples, and whole communities must have at least been partly murdered in either the Reinhard camps or Birkenau. I still wonder about those possible additional smaller "facilities" (in the style of post-Operation Reinhard Trieste - where Wirth took his most productive fellow murderers to have a go at the Italian Jews) that have been hypothesized to have briefly existed at other sites along the Bug.
      Mr. Heath - (kudos to your careful historically-based documentation) any info about these occasionally mentioned camps? Among other places, the former Treblinka prosecutor, Alfred Spiess, mentioned them in his interview with Claude Lanzman in Shoah.

    • @geoffreykelli1159
      @geoffreykelli1159 6 років тому +2

      Martyn Lee More like around 900,000.

    • @danlivni2097
      @danlivni2097 5 років тому

      @@VanlifewithAlan Herman Hoefle is one of the most evil people in history.
      I'v often asked myself, were Germans born evil or became evil.
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_H%C3%B6fle

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому +5

    I wonder what ever happened to Franz's photo album after the trial? Also any info on how he behaved in the courtroom? Great videos alan

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo 3 роки тому +3

      The folks who ran this camp got off relatively easy.

  • @billyandgeorgie1508
    @billyandgeorgie1508 14 років тому +2

    @alanheath, thanks for the reply alan, most appreciated.

  • @Aethelhald
    @Aethelhald 10 місяців тому +1

    @1:58 I find it extremely difficult to believe the SS would ever take a photograph showing any portion of a gas chamber, not even if it was the old gas chamber and no longer in use.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  10 місяців тому +1

      Why? The photographs were not meant for publication.

    • @Aethelhald
      @Aethelhald 10 місяців тому

      @@VanlifewithAlan Too risky. They're so careful to only take "innocent" photographs - a digger, a wooden hut, an officer on horseback, etc. - that it just seems inconceivable to me that they would slip in a picture of an old gas chamber. I'm not even convinced the pictures of the excavator are showing mass graves being dug, even that seems too risky a picture. Seems far more likely to me that it's a picture of some simple landscaping inside the camp - perhaps creating a large mound in a spot that would block the view of something to incoming transports.
      Same with the Sobibor photographs. They're extremely careful to not show anything incriminating. Auschwitz too, except for the secret photographs taken by SK members.
      Also Wirth/Globocnic/Himmler would definitely have meted out executions if they found out about the pictures (or even the camera) if the pictures had shown anything incriminating, whereas with "innocent" pictures they may just have had them confiscated and a milder punishment.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому +1

    @lynchie3000 There are photographs of the 'zoo' at Treblinka II.
    Topsoil does not make holes that big. As for the sand, I refer you to any reference book on the nature of the land in this part of the world.
    I have never heard of the book you quote but if that is what is written it is completely incorrect. What source does the book quote? Or did you make it up?

  • @lilliteningpea
    @lilliteningpea 13 років тому +1

    Alan, have you seen the doc called Shoah on here. It's good, there are i think 59 parts to it, but very worth the watch. It does have subtitles, the folks are talking in 2 different languages which I am not sure what they are, but I know you speak a few languages so maybe you won't need the subtitles. Thanks for posting this vid, i know it's a few years old, but worth watching.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +1

    The 'zoo' was for the amusement of the guards. The Nazis exhumed the bodies in 1943 and burnt them. I can't see the point of exhuming what is left of ashes.

  • @arminius4406
    @arminius4406 Рік тому

    Hi Alan, dreadful and fascinating. I cannot get my head around the train track? were there two? And it was shunted back onto the ramp?. The main railway line was to the east of the camp? It seems the camp was built on the black road? on the way to the quarry and penal camp?

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    Also are there any books you suggest on him and his subordinates alan?

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому +2

    Cheers alan! I find it very interesting that whilst Franz was like that, boxing with prisoners etc, Stangl i think never even threatened a prisoner verbally. They were both promoted at this time aswel! The contrast is bizarre to me. Is his photo album in a museum somewhere??

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  11 років тому +3

    I agree, it is absurd. He probably served even less.

  • @lilliteningpea
    @lilliteningpea 13 років тому +2

    @alanheath I can't wait to read your notes. Also, I am on your facebook on history. I love that site too, especially the pics

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +1

    The position of the mass graves in Treblinka is known - I describe it even in a film.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +2

    Vietnam was not the only country that fell to the communists. Laos and Cambodia did too. Not what I would call a victory.

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    It must be interesting alan! Is the other book by willenberg also of value? I may get both they are quite hard to track down in britain.

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    If I see it I will of course purchase it alan. I have read that Kurt Franz and Gustav Wagner were very culture before the war and the camps, not sure about Wirth's background though. Which website do you most recommend for info on these men alan? Really enjoyed your vid with Tommi Blatt also.

  • @cunard61
    @cunard61 5 років тому +9

    The crawler excavators that dug the mass graves at Treblinka II came from the gravel quarry at Treblinka 1. What I've always wondered about, concerning the digging of these mass graves was how much larger camp II (the extermination part of the camp) was, than what it's size looks like on the maps of the whole camp. To look at maps of the whole camp, it doesn't look like there was enough room to operate such large pieces of equipment. But then in the pictures, we see portions of camp II with some of its buildings in the background, leading me to believe camp II was actually much larger than maps seem to indicate.

    • @mgway4661
      @mgway4661 Рік тому

      It wasn’t very big. Didn’t need to be. Upon visiting Birkenau where the foundations of the extermination sites are still in place it struck me as a small area too… where a million people met their end. However it wasn’t all at once. It was 1000-3000 at a time over the course of YEARS. Thats why it was possible. Still.. the existing machinery was often overwhelmed at the sheer volume of human “cargo” they were processing. For the perpetrators that became their #1 priority and felt it distinguished them from others. Their ability to mechanically handle the logistics of genocide

    • @agentolshki4265
      @agentolshki4265 Рік тому +1

      Try Mark Felton the 1943 uprising video. Pt1 has plans.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @trifelgeputinage Thanks for your comment - at the end of the day there is nothing one can do about the nuts. I still do not know if they believe this denial nonsense or just do it as a wind up.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @TimeAndSpaceWarp Yes there are - as well as a comprehensive report on the area.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @Loempieja I have not read that but in my own research I came across correspondence from the German forester at Chelmno complaining about how large tracts of forest were being destroyed. At Sobibór there was a similar story.

  • @bigpecker251
    @bigpecker251 12 років тому +2

    I enjoy your videos! Keep up the good work.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +1

    So that is how you justify your assertion that the victor writes history - even when your victor is clearly on the losing side?

  • @Larrypint
    @Larrypint 6 років тому +2

    A dark short part in our 1000 years german history.
    The interviews of some SS Soldiers in Treblinka like Franz Suchomel are pretty interesting.

    • @KienyejiChicken
      @KienyejiChicken 6 років тому +4

      A dark short part that will darken the name of Germany for the next 6000 years. Kids born 700 years from now will wonder the kind of barbarism and savagery that your little country produced.

    • @KienyejiChicken
      @KienyejiChicken 6 років тому +3

      The name GERMAN will forever be synonymous with GENOCIDE.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому +5

    @lilliteningpea I saw Shoah many years ago - I think I also have it on VHS tape somewhere! I think it was this film which gave me the idea to do what I did on filming things in Poland! I can understand nearly all of the original language (as well as the French)! I have got a lot more from other camps if you are interested!

    • @louisreniers9887
      @louisreniers9887 Рік тому

      Should it be possible Alan to show the shoah documentery on your channel with the subtitles I,ve seen a lot of this documentary but no subtitles

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  11 років тому +3

    HCN caused around one third of the people in the gas chamber to die instantly according to a guess by Hoess. The others would have died much more slowly and the proof of this is the evidence given by the Sonderkommando who talked of a pyramid shaped pile of people reaching to get as a high as possible away from the gas.

    • @Tramseskumbanan
      @Tramseskumbanan 6 років тому +2

      Alan Heath since this was Treblinka and therefore an ARC-camp, then Stangl, Frans, Suchomel, Wagner among a few other witnesses are more first hand testimonies than Höss about what happened there.
      Höss had (according to himself) visited Treblinka only at one occasion.
      Zyklon B was never used in the ARC-camps. Instead they used exhaust gases from stationary tank engines (a truck engine in the case of Chelmno).

  • @billyandgeorgie1508
    @billyandgeorgie1508 14 років тому

    hi alan, what are your comments re SS Franz Suchomel at Treblinka also Oscar Groening SS at Oswiecim.. Both seem to give pretty accurate accounts of both Death Camps, i just wondered what your opinion was re these two SS stories.. i have been studying this part of history for a long time now & have made several visits to Poland.. many thanks

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    Things have been moved around a lot, yes. Nonetheless the main archives are in Berlin and Ludwigsburg with a large depository in Bad Arolsen also.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +2

    This film is entitled Treblinka photographs. It is not entitled Treblinka killing people on a film or anything like that. You should read the title. If you go to see the new James Bond film and it is about James Bond I scarcely think you have grounds for complaint.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @AngeliaClaire Remains are clearly visible in the photographs of the time as people will there will also confirm. One can find bits of bone on the site but not to the same degree as at Bełżec before it was covered and at Sobibór and Chełmno nad Nerem.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +2

    What does 'most people' mean? You mean you. You are not most people. The purpose of the trials is utterly clear - maybe not to you - but it will be for the most people you quote.
    It is not unheard of for guards to help prisoners to escape because I know of examples. I cannot see why a guard would want to hide in a camp with false papers - or an inmate for that example.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    You are right. The word 'know' is missing. It is written in the earlier two sentences.

  • @globe255
    @globe255 14 років тому +1

    Just wanna add that i have a very deep respect for blind people- with no doubt the people i respect the most (when talking about people who arent close to me in a family relation) and in the same time have very much sympathy for, i cant even describe it with words.

  • @SebastianS39
    @SebastianS39 2 роки тому

    These photos could be taken anywhere ??

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    Also alan is there a reason why Sereny did not interview other guards who were imprisoned in dusseldorf, e.g, miete, mentz, matthes, franz and the rest? Was Stangl imprisoned seperately, or did she just want to keep it with stangl? I know she interviewed horn and suchomel when they were released, but she could have interviewed the others who got life? Cheers alan!

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +3

    So therefore the US won the Vietnam war??? I suppose the US put the communist regime in power in the south in that case?

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +3

    I can actually prove you sent the message because it is in my inbox with this new address of yours.
    As for me not knowing people who escaped from Sobibór, they may well have forgotten me but I have plenty of films here with people who escaped from the camp. I do not know the chairperson of the Sobibor Foundation Holland either - or for that matter, that such an organisation exists.

  • @torstensandvei4973
    @torstensandvei4973 2 роки тому +1

    An extermination camp with a zoo in it. That is just so absurd. By the way I just watched an interview with Kurt Franz here on UA-cam. Very chilling!

    • @maxsmith695
      @maxsmith695 2 роки тому

      Train depot

    • @pyellard3013
      @pyellard3013 2 роки тому

      Didn't Franz say it stank for miles around? Hardly a zoo and picnic area?

  • @milanamughal
    @milanamughal 4 роки тому +3

    It’s been sitting with me today and weighing me down hard. In another short video about Terblinka there was a comment. From someone, who said they were a grandchild of the German Veterinarian, who oversaw this Zoo. Long post. They said her grandparents met in Treblinka, as her grandmother was the only woman working on a “clam” - I suppose excavator type machine to dispose of the camp and hide it.
    And what struck me - she said her grandfather sheared his saddest memory of Treblinka was they had to kill the bears when they were leaving the camp.
    They had to kill the bears.... I cried for an hour afterwards. I have an ancestor who perished in Auschwitz - one of the first soviet POW. And I had such an urge to tell that granddaughter all I thought about the bears...
    rationally you understand it’s not her fault. But considering she is a granddaughter - that makes her my age. I will be 50 in a few years...
    And she is sharing the memories about the bears as his saddest????? I’d keep my mouth in embarrassment. But someone actually thanked her for sharing... Are we no longer humans in this world??? Just hurts.
    While my family was choking on Zyklon B, her grandpa was losing sleep over the shot few bears... right next to the place where they killed almost a million of another humans.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  4 роки тому

      The person who made that comment was not telling the truth.

    • @milanamughal
      @milanamughal 4 роки тому

      @@VanlifewithAlan
      Thank you, Alan. I hope so...

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    Good man i am interested in the personalities of the staff and would like to read a book based on this subject, franz miete hiertiecher etc, i will try and find that book by samual willenberg any idea who sells it alan??

  • @ookkonaaoulusta
    @ookkonaaoulusta 11 років тому +8

    Pine forest. Pine forests are beautiful. I have watched this video very many times. And it makes me cry...

    • @davidcochrane1993
      @davidcochrane1993 4 роки тому

      Me too.I visited Auschwitz and two of the other Eastern Poland camps and each spot had a very oppressively sad vibe...totally understandable but still heavy to take on board.But I did and am sick at how low and evil us human beings can be. Best wishes from Bournemouth UK ♥️☠😉

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +1

    As for your comment which you deleted - the Berlin Documentation Centre is not a secret record and Yad Vashem has the records from there. I was at Yad Vashem and used some of them there so I have first hand experience.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +1

    OK so Speer joined the winning side by not being executed and therefore by your logic his book was written by the victors?????

  • @jdmans
    @jdmans 8 днів тому

    Anyone want a full camp view of a surviving camp -as mentioned, Majdonek was almost left intact

  • @tromotromo
    @tromotromo 13 років тому

    @alanheath
    Could you point me to some documentation online. Nizkor has sadly very little on Treblinka.

  • @georgemoraes9697
    @georgemoraes9697 7 років тому +3

    What happens to those Who worked in the railroad?

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  7 років тому +2

      They stayed working on the railway after the war. In those days, people did not change jobs as we do today.

    • @jeremyharris7811
      @jeremyharris7811 6 років тому +2

      They were not allowed in; The camp staff drove the trains into the Death Camp. If that is what you were asking? It's not like everyone didnt know what was happening though, but they didn't see the death camp in operation.

    • @nicholaspoplawski3713
      @nicholaspoplawski3713 5 років тому

      George Moraes they were on the Eastern Front supplying and bring troops that's where they are at

  • @Larry31114
    @Larry31114 12 років тому +3

    great vid, thank you 4 the history lesson.nice job

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  11 років тому +2

    My guess is that you cannot name a single person who was hanged because of evidence such as this.

  • @bigpecker251
    @bigpecker251 12 років тому +3

    In fact, there are Revisionist (deniers) who have advanced degrees -- like it or not. I don't like much of what they say either, but in the USA we have the first amendment and are not yet put in prison for thought crime. Noam Chomsky says: "If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise , we don't believe in it at all." To state an opinion about something is not incitement to hatred.

  • @chriswick7987
    @chriswick7987 Рік тому

    In the background at 3:30 you can see separate mounds of human ashes

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +2

    Thanks for letting me know about this. I know this story although I find it a bit far fetched - I have posted an article from the Times on 14 December 2000 on my facebook channel (address above). Apparently a documentary was shown on German television in January 2001.

  • @heiditoffan6968
    @heiditoffan6968 3 роки тому +1

    Alan:
    What do you think of arguments presented by researchers such as Mattogno?

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  3 роки тому +3

      Mattogno is not a researcher. He is racist who lies about history to suit his own perverted ideas. I looked at two of his books, the first one on Bełżec had a deliberate lie, not a mistake, in the very first sentence, the other I read the first page and there were three deliberate lies. He demanded that a colleague take him and one of his mates to Bełżec, my colleague told him how much it would cost and he refused to pay, he seemed to think that my friend should use his own money to take him there. Mattogno is an utter nothing.

    • @heiditoffan6968
      @heiditoffan6968 3 роки тому

      @@VanlifewithAlan Thanks for the response. I have no doubt Jews and Gypsies unable to work were murdered in large numbers at the Reinhardt camps. Those starving, half-dead people filmed in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1942 were not sent to convalescent homes. It's just that so many biographies about these three camps are contradictory and vague. I cannot accept testimonies from men like Yankel Wiernik or Abraham Bomba as credible - these people cast a shadow on the historiography of the camps.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  3 роки тому

      @@heiditoffan6968 What is not credible about Wiernik or Bomba?

    • @heiditoffan6968
      @heiditoffan6968 3 роки тому

      @@VanlifewithAlan Wiernik makes unbelievable claims in his memoirs. For one, he states he was such a skilled carpenter, that he - and he alone - was allowed access to all the camps in Treblinka - and travelled back and forth between Camp 3 and 1&2. Not even some SS were allowed in and out of Camp 3 according to every other witness - Jew or German. Certainly that alone should get you thinking critically about eye witness testimony - something that I do know something about. Answer that and I can give more examples if you have the time and interest.

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  3 роки тому

      @@heiditoffan6968 Who supplied you with that information?

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @wrather I need to point out that this film is not about the awful performance of England at Wembley last Saturday, nor about the extinction of the passenger pigeon nor for that matter about Chairman Mao - who incidentally was not responsible for the deaths of 200 million and in making silly accusations, the murders of those that were killed are belittled. It is - as the title may suggest - about Treblinka. However if you will pay for my trip to China then I will be glad to do a film there.

  • @globe255
    @globe255 14 років тому

    @alanheath Oh i just ment you should get more visual material, it doesnt matter from where you get it, if you can find something on the net, then use it and make a combination.

  • @menzeldagmar
    @menzeldagmar 4 роки тому +3

    Thanks!!! Again 😍😭

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    There may be tons of unsorted documents as I have seen unsorted documents myself but it is not from some cover up or other nonsensical argument. It is just waiting for someone to sort it. The Berlin Documentation Centre is open for all to use.

  • @vijaykumar21129
    @vijaykumar21129 4 місяці тому +1

    Yt recommend this video after 15 years 😊 . BTW VIDEO IS NICE😊

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  3 місяці тому

      Thanks 😅! If you are interested, I have uploaded a lot more on Treblinka on my other channel : www.youtube.com/@HistoryonUA-cam/search?query=Treblinka

  • @bess1953
    @bess1953 7 років тому +3

    To any doubters,look up Hubert Pfoch,his photos and diary.He was German.

    • @danlivni2097
      @danlivni2097 5 років тому +3

      Pfoch was drafted in 1940 to the Wehrmacht. In the summer of 1942. Pfoch secretly photographed the transport of Jews from Warsaw to the extermination camp Treblinka in Poland. The photos and Pfoch's diary records were later used as evidence in the Düsseldorf trial against Nazi criminal Franz Stangl. In 1945, Hubert Pfoch deserted from the Wehrmacht and returned to Vienna.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  14 років тому

    @lynchie3000 There is no shortage of fuel - forests all around. It would have taken considerably less fuel than to keep four or five King Tigers in battle for a month.

  • @globe255
    @globe255 14 років тому

    @alanheath3 Ok then. Im right now wondering whats wrong about picking from the web?

  • @kellihenderson7794
    @kellihenderson7794 8 років тому +13

    It makes me angry what happened in the holocaust. But it makes me even more angry justice was never properly served. Why? Why were criminals such as Kurt Franz treated so humanely and even granted mercy and released from prison? That is wrong!

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  8 років тому +4

      I agree. Franz was even angry that he was not allowed out of prison to attend his wife's funeral in 1992!

    • @kellihenderson7794
      @kellihenderson7794 8 років тому +3

      ***** I assume Franz was tried and sentenced by the German penal system which is why I don't understand it. In the US, I think prisons are too nice for vicious criminals but at least they wouldn't be released for health reasons. They would just perish in prison.

  • @derisleybrittain
    @derisleybrittain 3 роки тому +1

    Excellent 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @Mick_Harrison
    @Mick_Harrison 13 років тому +6

    @alanheath Thanks Alan, I've come across a few of these loons, I've found that once you challenge them on their lies and fantasies they crumble pretty quickly, it's just sad that such idiots exist, if it wasn't such a serious subject they would be harmless eccentrics - like flat Earthers and the like, but I feel it's important to challenge them. Good job with the videos!

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @tromotromo You can try the death camps site, Mazal library and do a general search. I have published a lot of material on you tube too.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +3

    Your statement is totally absurd. If it is a construction site what type of construction is it. Furthermore, the author of the photos, the deputy commandant, did not deny what it was when arrested. There were only around 500 inmates and they clearly would not be housed in the graves area. 1,900 deaths a day is not so large given that there were days when 20,000 people were deported there. Those that claim that nothing happened here are those whose ideas are without substance.

  • @Russianboyz95
    @Russianboyz95 2 роки тому +1

    There is a body of a woman clearly visible in the photo at 3:02 (in front of the worker and in the cradle of the excavator).

  • @lilliteningpea
    @lilliteningpea 13 років тому +5

    @alanheath Thanks Alan!
    I am interested. I can't get enough of learning about this time in our world. I find it intriguing and interesting, sad, and not understandable that people could do this to other people.
    Thank you again for all you do, and for sharing these sites that I will never get to see in my lifetime. I also enjoy the fact that you tell what's going on in the videos and interesting facts about them that I didn't know.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @lynchie3000 What is the source?

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +1

    Nuremburg was not a mistake. Presumably you would prefer either to let war criminals to get away with it or to punish everyone irrespective of their guilt or innocence.
    German newspapers did not stop reporting the trials - you can see this by picking one up that was published during the event and looking at it.
    There were around 5.5m German military deaths, not 2m as you claim.

    • @pyellard3013
      @pyellard3013 2 роки тому

      I found Stalin's judges at Nuremburg somewhat distasteful. Stalin was a bigger mass murder than Hitler.. But of course the Nazis shouldn't have been allowed to "get away with it"..

  • @heiditoffan6968
    @heiditoffan6968 3 роки тому

    Is there definitive proof these diggers were not actually used for Treblinka 1 - the quarry located nest to Treblinka 2?

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  3 роки тому +1

      Other than the photographs which clearly show the camp you mean? The orders to send the equipment there? The confirmation from the perpetrators that they were there? The eye witnesses who saw them there?

    • @heiditoffan6968
      @heiditoffan6968 3 роки тому

      @@VanlifewithAlan Thanks. I read some questionable testimonies that the baggers were from Treblinka #1, but it was likely speculation. I accept they were at Treblinka Camp 2.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому +1

    @timpovikings There is also nothing to the questions I put here - like asking a denier to name the source for his allegation. He won't because the object of the game is to lie, lie and keep on lying with the aim of creating doubt - the aim of which is racism and nothing else.
    No Nazi official who was involved in the camps ever denied it - despite being on trial for their lives in some cases.

  • @MSM4U2POM
    @MSM4U2POM 11 років тому +1

    CrossTheLine1000
    "Not one picture shows any bodies or killings" etc. Alan is right, but on a more fundamental note, photographs are standalone proof of nothing except their own existence. The story which a photo purports to tell can only be confirmed by the person who took it, and others who witnessed the event as well. Photographs by themselves -or absence thereof - are evidence of precisely nothing.

    • @thegreenreaper6660
      @thegreenreaper6660 7 років тому +1

      Treblinka was rapidly vanished from the face of the earth, unlike many other camps. Still the germans managed to cover up a lot of their crimes in the holocaust. Also in Treblinka it was highly forbidden to make photo's or anything, unlike other camps. Still enough evidence was found, to prove, that atleast 3/4 of a million people were murdered there. The true number is probably a lót higher(locals claim train/wagoncounts add up to over 3 million easy, similar statements have been given around Auschwitz, Sobibor, Chelmno, and Belzec. The dazzling number of '6 million recorded prisoners taken in' for Auschwitz, opposed by the '1.1Million recoreded deaths' leaves quite something to guess: we know for a fact, there were no 4.9M people in Auschwitz upon liberation, merely a few thousand, and téns of thousands were taken on deathmarches. Where's the other 4.5+ million?

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    Wow didnt know that alan, i wonder if franz boxed for it? Thomas Blatt is very interesting how old is he? i believe he was 15 in sobibor? Can't believe he has met wagner (unfortunately) in the flesh also.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    How do you know the German government is keeping information on Treblinka under lock and key? Not only that, but you seem to know what is in this secret information which is not surprising as you have made it up.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    No, 5.5m military plus around 1.2m - 3.2m civilian. I refer you to the works of Dr. Rüdiger Overmans who is leading expert in this field.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @lilliteningpea I made notes on other places such as Zyrardów but did not get round to doing anything yet. BTW I have a group on facebook on history which may interest you! The address is above.

  • @ookkonaaoulusta
    @ookkonaaoulusta 12 років тому

    Thank you.

    • @nicholaspoplawski3713
      @nicholaspoplawski3713 5 років тому

      ookkonaaoulusta don't think don't think us it didn't happen it's just communist propaganda remember the Communists and the Bolsheviks cost all this

  • @astrazenica7783
    @astrazenica7783 7 років тому

    That zoo is downright bizarre. The whole place must have reeked

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    So therefore as everyone is a winner baby that's no lie, to quote Hot Chocolate, then indeed the winner does write history.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    I think Mark Weber has a degree. Other than that NO denier liar has a degree in history.

  • @trespasser09
    @trespasser09 15 років тому

    Cheers alan you wouldnt know the webstie nfor the memoirs would you? I wish that the information by michael tregenza on wirth was avaliable in english!

  • @bhm1712
    @bhm1712 13 років тому +2

    @alanheath Alan, I visited Treblinka today, a day later than was planned, but i was in Warsaw for an extra day than planned!! I have some interesting videos of the sites of the mass graves. I found things which certain people say they cannot see at Treblinka with relative ease - i didnt have to dig etc.....I was wondering if i could discuss with you in more detail somehow? but away from the denier liars and trolls. Cheers. James Hopkinson

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @timpovikings Surely this is the whole point. The denier liars need to create doubt for their own ends. These characters will believe any nonsense - no matter how ridiculous - to further their own ends. When questioned they then change the subject and go onto something else making more libels. No denier liar will give a straight answer because they can't.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому

    @tromotromo But as I just pointed out - it has nothing to do with the subject here.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    I know very well what happened to Jules Schelvis. You seem to suggest that he was never in the camp.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому +2

    I do not say all the trains were passenger trains - they were not. I say some were.
    Talk to a wall - that would be better for you.
    I suggest you get your psychiatric problems resolved.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  12 років тому

    And how many photographs show killings taking place anywhere - ever? You might also want to read Willenburg or Krzepicki - the latter being published in 1942 as the author was killed in April 1943.

  • @VanlifewithAlan
    @VanlifewithAlan  13 років тому +1

    @trifelgeputinage There is no shortage of such testimony from the court records provided by the perpetrators, victims and witnesses.
    This character has many aliases - he goes round spamming all holocaust related sites with his moronic statements. One wonders where he got his farmers market from but we can be sure that he won't provide a reference.

    • @Davidmp
      @Davidmp 6 років тому

      Alan Heath Alan, well said.

  • @danlivni2097
    @danlivni2097 8 років тому +4

    Alan, why did Germany release Kurt Franz from prison in 1993 for health reasons.
    How do you release someone who's responsible for the murder of 300,000 civilians?
    I don't get why Germany released him?

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  8 років тому +4

      He was born in 1914 - in many countries people get released when old. I agree that the punishment did not fit the crime.

    • @danlivni2097
      @danlivni2097 8 років тому +4

      So Kurt Franz was 79 when Germany released him. This sadist lived another 5 years and died in 1998. I wish i knew about Kurt Franz in 1993, cause i would have went to Germany and killed the butcher after he was released.

    • @danlivni2097
      @danlivni2097 8 років тому +2

      Go back to your hole where you came from

    • @margaretsmart1280
      @margaretsmart1280 7 років тому +1

      Shouldn't your username be "SufERRerOf TheGayPlague"?

    • @NZfabrock
      @NZfabrock 6 років тому

      Gee 300,000 murdered in one little garden shed