Treblinka - The 1943 Uprising (Episode 3)
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2021
- The Jews of Warsaw were shipped to the extermination camp Treblinka II. But a plucky band of Polish army officers, doctors and Jewish slave labourers decided to launch an uprising in 1943 and escape from certain death at the hands of the SS.
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I really enjoy the 'no nonsense ' approach that Dr Felton has to his videos. They remind me of how documentaries used to be years ago, no dramatic reconstructions, no fancy graphics, no stupid arsed presenter staring off into the middle distance....just the story, the facts and always something new and well researched...top Mark's again for Dr F🙂🙂🙂
Well on this topic how can one be nothing but soberly serious
@@Zretgul_timerunner you would be surprised with the crap on tv these days
And no summary after an advertisement break. What a waste of time that is.... it must be unbelievably boring for the presenter.
@@simonwells2213 I agree, the best documentary series from the past has to be 'the world at war' Laurence Olivier is excellent in this as the narrator of the series....compare that with Dan Snows recent one about the dambusters...that one was all about mr Snow....in a plane reconstructing the raid...mr Snow walking around outside the building where the raid was planned....mr Snow looking wistfully and pained into the middle distance...etc etc. That's part of the problem with modern documentaries, a large part is about the personality presenting it rather than the subject matter. Olivier was an international star when he recorded 'world at war' and you only here his well spoken authoritative voice.....makes you concentrate on the subject more. Cheers 🙂🙂
It's because he isn't American
“Released from life in prison for health reasons “ I’d like to give him a health reason.
Ok tough guy.
Me too! Such as a bloody great enema
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It's a sad commentary on society that this channel isn't 10× as popular. The images and narration allow the viewer to do the work of filling in the gaps, I get lost in my head instead of needing to be glued to a screen full time
People need to like, share, and subscribe. The UA-cam algorithm will then promote his videos more, and new people will become aware.
The other channel has over a million subs. 160k for a history channel that's only been going for a year is pretty good.
@@user-rf9mx4qf7z True this is fairly new
Just remember that during the pandemic no one wants to hear about genocide, just happy things
@@lynnmeyers8433 I guess I don't really think of that, people have social emotional needs
My heart was beating out of my chest. Thank you for telling this harrowing story
I've decided that my life now revolves around Mark's uploads.
Same here
Not sure if I'd go that far... But he's at the top of my rapidly shrinking list of subscribed channels.
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I just read a book about Treblinka and never expected that a 45 min video on UA-cam would be more detailed than the book. Absolutely brilliant.
Raise a glass to history coming alive...greetings from South Africa!
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Cheers to Mr. Felton and you, good sir. Greetings from Germany.
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I shared this series with my partner, who is the descendent of a survivor of the first transport to Auschwitz. She had gone back and visited Treblinka on a trip with her family, seeing that the camp was destroyed she assumed the Nazi's had done it at the end of the war. She was really heartened when I was able to share with her these stories, as Mark so wonderfully related to me, and it offered an empowering addendum to an experience that previously had just been sad and confusing. This is the power of history, and the importance of story tellers like Mark Felton, who can take a ruined empty field and turn it again into the heroic triumph that it represents. Thank you for helping me to share this story with someone who could really be touched by it.
Horrendous, what these prisoners had to endure. A triumph of the human spirit that they tried so hard to escape this evil regime.
horrible to see what humans are capable of....
Never forget.
However this is still occurring in China under the Chinese Communist Party and other tyrannical regimes.
@@fchanMSI its the same humans toady in all countries. Its more refind today. Our camps we carry with us
If you haven't seen Escape from Sobibor, it's great film!
@Fabian Kirchgessner tell that to the Uyghurs.
It just saddens me that this place ever existed. Human evil knows no limits. Thanks for making this Mark.
Mark thank you so much for making this! My family grew up in the same town as treblinka and I have been there before I have many stories that I've heard from my family and the fact that you are sharing this to educate others is great more people need to know about this topic🙌🏻🙌🏻
Can you please share some stories?
Tell us some stories
@@twinturbo8304 sometime around the end of the war a group of soviet soldiers were marching through my father's home town and they were freezing and exhausted they knocked on my great grandmother's house who was a teenager at the time and asked if they could stay at her house for a day my family made soup for them they stayed the night and they drank with my family and had some conversation but one of the soldiers actually got really drunk and ended up going outside and trying to rape someone luckily he was stopped before he could do anything I think he mightve gotten shot but anyways the next morning the group of soldiers thanked my family for their hospitality and left advancing further west they were never seen again but I'm actually really curious to know what happened to them and if I can ever meet their family today
His channel should be called "Mark Felton's History Channel"
This is much better than the “History Channel” as it now the History Channel is more of pawn shop.
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Mr Mark, it would be very nice of you if you would make an episodes about,, rotmistrz Pilecki"a polish army officer, that as volonteer and on perpose got into Auschwitz as prisoner in order to gather an Intelligence iside of camp, and escape later on.
This man is a national hero in Poland
Greetings from Poland
I thought he made one it may have been another UA-cam it maybe worth going back through marks back catalogue
Are you planning an episode on the Sobibor escape? It is a fascinating story that rarely gets a mention.
rarely gets mention ? i can't speak for everyone but myself and a lot of people would consider sobibor probably by far the most infamous of the camp uprisings
@@shutup2751 I would agree that among history buffs it is known. But in general the story is fairly obscure.
@@BushcraftingBogan yes that's a good point alright i doubt many casual history fans would even be aware of the warsaw ghetto uprising
I've actually never heard of Sibibor
Yes, another multi-episode series in the future.
The unbelievable bravery of those people is awe inspiring.
Theme tune hadn't even started playing and I'd already hit like.
How does someone get a "life" sentence for killing children then get released?? Shouldn't he have gotten the rope?
As a German soldier, I would have taken out the highest military leader I could reach. Instead of being forced to put children to death.
@@thomasturner3583 Even if it meant death to your parents, wife, children and siblings?
Of course they should have been executed. It reflects terribly on Germany than they released these men for supposed “health reasons”. How can someone be released on those grounds and then live free for another five years? It stinks.
Agreed
@@philiptilden2318 I agree.
"Brown shirt" doesn't seem like a nickname you'd give to someone you like.
Edit: typo.
@John MN I know that Mussolini's bodyguards weren't quite as bad as the SA, but I still wouldn't want anyone to call me that either.
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Brownshirts were the early fighters in Berlin in the Nazi party and later became S.A. and I think were absorbed into the SS.
Who else was been waiting for this one? Its here now!
He covers so much I've never heard about.
100 per cent yes
Sir, thanks for teaching me something that I didn't know. I had family (twin boy's)who were taken into custody. And the boys escaped from Germany and came to the US. And made home in NY.
Put on trial for the deaths of one million people. Not something that normally comes up in a court case.
There is no sentence bad enough for him, life in prison is far, far too light a sentence in my opinion.
The 'System' removed almost all from direct killing. The man that could be said killed the 800,000 was an SS Sergeant who turned a valve from OFF to ON. That delivered carbon monoxide from an engine exhaust into the gas chambers
@@von-Adler yea, or whoever was emptying the tins of zyklon b into the gas chambers.
@@agentolshki1690 No Zyklon B was used at Treblinka Belzecs Sobibor or Chelmno. It was all carbon monoxide.
I have never really been excited to be on the school bench during my 60 years but Dr. Mark Felton has certainly changed that. I put everything aside when Mark have something to say. I bow in respect!!
Hi Mark! Thanks for all the videos, these ones have certainly been riveting. And I concur with others, the imagery that comes to mind when I close my eyes and listen to you talk is very vibrant. Excellent story telling.
Hearsay can get lost in the sauce while trying to nail down facts.
It grieves me to constantly hear of how many of these pieces of human filth were treated with inconceivable compassion after the war.
...it means,
,....wer treated with inconceivable incompassion and ignorance from the authorities.
I was listening to this while I was driving and got so invested I missed my exit. Thanks Mark
The actual photo of Treblinka on fire during the uprising is astonishing.
Shadow and dust... Against impossible odds, in Treblinka, 1943, they took their freedom but couldn't take their spirit, they decided their fate, they would fight. They would rather die trying. I'll remember them.
German-born friend told me his mother was a nurse in WW2[probably eastern part as his father's side hails from Pilsen in Silesia]. She was posted to a town that smelled of burning chicken flesh. On asking a local what it was, he looked at her in surprise, saying they were burning people at the local concentration camp! His father survived the Eastern Front without firing a shot, being a lorry driver, later emigrating to South Africa, renouncing German citizenship.
Thank you Mark for sharing this somewhat forgotten story.❤️🇨🇦
finally something to relax to after first day at school
Weird topic to relax to but to each his own
Yes learn real history about who the national socialist workers party really were.
@@v4skunk739 do we have a nazi apologist in our midst ?
@@duckLife24_7 I love naz
@@v4skunk739 they were nazis. Absolutely horrendous people and some were from my own family.
I don’t know why, I generally knew how this ended, but I kept hoping there would be some kind of Hollywood ending where they all got away and the bad guys got justice. Heart breaking.
Of those that revolted, most were killed but at least they went down fighting. For the few that escaped and survived the war, they lived to tell the Treblinka story. It needed telling.
This is how our history needs to be kept alive.
These documentaries deserve to be shown in schools as a warning of mans inhumanity to man. Many thanks
Been looking forward to this.
Eagerly anticipated- thank you for your hard work!
Your description of these events is amazing.
Thanks
Thanks Mark for bringing part 3 so quickly. Appreciated
I've listened to this like 5 times and it is simply INSANE!
One of the few channels worth watching! Please keep up the excellent work Mark...!!!
Excellent series. Thank you. Nazi Franz Suchomel, mentioned here, features extensively in Claude Lanzmann's documentary Shoah. Lanzmann interviews him with a hidden camera.
Suchomel was a friend of Stangl. When they both arrived at the area where the camp would be set up, Suchomel went off exploring in the thickly wooded area. He hurried back to Stangl and told him, come and look at what I found in the woods? It was the gas chamber. They had both worked at the Euthanasia programme. What does this remind you of said Suchomel..Source Stangl talking to Gitta Sereney in prison Germany. See her book ' Into this darkness'.
@@von-Adler Thanks. That made me go back to the book. It turns out to have been a former T4 nurse called 'Michel', rather than Suchomel. No other name is given in the book, oddly. The episode happened at Sobibor, where Stangl was put in charge of getting the camp built (apparently, without yet knowing what it was for). The gas chamber had been built before they got there.
Great series, Mark!! First rate chronicling of history. I was looking forward to each episode!!
Thank you for this very informative mini series!!! Done well as always!
Thanks for your very hard work....Bring all of this to the light of day in a fine video....!
Thanks Dr Mark, great quality presentation and a fitting closing shot to the story.
One of the best history channels on YT... I've learned a lot here.. thank you (appreciation coming )
I watch your documentaries all the time. Thank you Mark for all you do
Been looking forward to this. My thanks
Thanks for sharing Dr Felton.
I never knew about this! Thank you for your videos, Dr. Felton!
Mr Franz Stangl must had some flashbacks during the revolt ..
Too busy seeking reinforcements.
nice way to end the series: still shot of the memorial.
Great work documenting this in great detail Professor
I really enjoyed this episode, thanks Mark.
Been waiting for this, great stuff.
Amazing work once again Dr. thank you
Great job like always Mark! Hope you do the Sobibor uprising as well.
This 3 part documentary was fantastic ... so informative as well as extremely well presented. ..keep up the good work!
I have loved all your uploads. I watched the whole series in one sitting.
Thank you Dr Felton.
Has anyone seen Son of Saul?
This is the backdrop to the film.
It's truly horrifying but a masterpiece of a film. It makes Schindler's List look like a Disney movie.
I can't recommend it enough.
And Escape from Sobibor.
Son of Saul is about the Auschwitz-Birkenau revolt.
Greyzone ...
Dr Felton, thanks for always giving us the real gist of this dark age of humanity.
I was born 30 years after the end of WW 2 but you make me feel like I witnessed it.
Thanks once more.
Brutal content to get us through lockdown ? Props to proff Felton as usual
Thank you so much for doing these documentaries you are the best at what you do. The Best.
Excellent way to start my week. Thank You Mark! Great story. I'm glad that at least some survived but I'm also happy that those who died were fighting and helped to free others.
Mark Always Leaves me Breathless. Amazing Work. I feel like I was there.
Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. Many thanks for sharing your immense knowledge and research materials in these videos.
Brilliant series!! Thank you Mark 😊
Thank you so much mark
What a remarkable story, thanks Dr Felton. Can anyone believe such extremism, hate and breathtaking courage existed in Western Europe within living memory? Never again, nie wieder.
Amazing content as ever, you deserve a medal for services to history x
You have a wonderful, informative channel. Thank you.
Thanks for these, I’ve listened to every video you’ve made on the main channel, and am working my way through this channel too during work. Nothing like breaking the mind numbing work of a tech job like some history.
Excellent video well documented and put together I learned a lot more about this than what I did before
Thank you for your amazingly thorough research. 👍
Another brilliant series mark! 👏
Thank you for posting these videos about the numerous uprisings in the concentration camps. At best people know about the Warsaw uprising but these poor souls did resist. Never forget.
More more and more plays I love this channel you are the best history channel cant hold a candle to you mark your a true hero keep up your great work
Very informative and professionally presented. Well done
Very good historical information of some very bold men. The will to survive is very evident. Tastefully done, Dr. Felton.
mark felton is a national treasure
I've been anticipating this episode
The details in this set of videos vividly illustrate the horror of the camps. Never forget! 💔
I was in suspense during the narrative of the build up to the uprising. Thrilled when that Jewish escapee buried an hatchet in the chest of his pursuing guard. Pissed that so many of the perpetrators suffered so lightly for their crimes. So what if they got sick and old in prison--They got a better deal than their victims. Methinks the German judges were too sympathetic on their behalf. All said, another superb narration and presentation, Mr. Felton. Keep up the great work.
I guess going light on them is is way of showing moral superiority. As in we will not treat you as horribly as you treated them.
@@velenteriushendeneros3251 I get that. But they should have stayed in prison. That was humane enough to give them three meals a day and a bed, which was more than their victims got.
@@blank557 Cant say I disagree with that
Thank you Mark. Lest we forget the details.
Just saw a documentary on the Sobibor uprising, such a fascinating part of WWII history.
Yes the Sobibor uprising, was also a fascinating story. I hope Mark sees fit to do a video on that.
Enjoyed thank you!
Thanks for covering this Dr Felton. My great uncle survived the labor camp at Auschwitz. I think Monowitz. He hardly spoke about the war. It took me years of prying as a teenager to get framents of his experience to piece things together. Your attention to detail on these important topics is appreciated.
Simply incredible, Dr Felton. I’m agog at the degree of scrutinised detail you provide to your fans. I can hardly thank you enough.
Thank you Mark 👍🏻👍🏻
Love these videos mark keep learning new things every video amazing how we arent taught half of this stuff
The best historian on UA-cam. Maybe anyway. Thank you sir!
Another new with mark Felton video?? My favorite notification.
You tell the best stories👍
What a story!....a true story!....just astonishing what happened not that long ago, right where's the next video to watch about these incredible breakouts! Thankyou Dr. Felton!👋👍
This was such a great series!
Haven’t seen or heard the full story of this before. Thank you for posting it! According to Gitta Sereney life was not easy for the people who managed to escape ashamed as they were of what they had been part of.
Thanks. This history was new to me.
Thanks Mark 👍
The work you do is of huge importance. Keeping the knowledge of what happened and of the millions of murdered people from being forgotten is essential. I look at the faces of the people who committed such evil acts upon other human beings and try to understand what could drive them to commit such terrible crimes . I fear that somewhere in the minds of people still there maybe the propensity to do such things again if controlled and manipulated to do so . The world must understand what happened to be able to not ever fall into such an evil state again . Thank you for your efforts in exposing this dark history.